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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

The iclowiog paragraph in the Boston Pa
'rio', gives some idea Of ,he immense benefit
and importance Of the Public Schools in that
place. When shah We have system OF Public
SchoaIs ia Virginia, which will answer the ends
Tor which it was Designed? When will our CT
items put their shoulders 10 The wheel of the
great cause Of Educalion-a cause which, il
Supported, vii do more to rffec, an Improve
men' 10 lhe neral, Of the people than almost
any Other that we Know Of.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS -Twenty-hve years ago
here were but three public grammar and wri-
my schools IN this CT v. Now there are eight
u Mese semInarles, and between City and six y
palhe primary schools. These latter receiv,
vN'dren between the ages OF four and seven
Ea'S, ana The ioTm~r foOm seven TO fourteen,
oe>'ur' these, there is Latin school, an Eng,
'an CLASSICAL school, and schools for color
~ ,n'Ilren-al main'aihed at he public tx.
'u'e' Connecting with these the infant SC hools.
,'onded and supported by rhe muniGcence or
Individuals, into which chlldrcn are received a.
'SH'eco months old, l. will be seen tina, in this
nv 10y ''e means OF education are supplied to The
I''"en OF he poor as well IS the rich, from
nancy to tha' period Of youth when they aie
" age 10 enter into some one of the busy yoca.
'''' o. lite, or TO pursue their studies at one
.. , ,0e other Of our colleges No small portion
" '0e CITY taxes are Appropriated 20 this branch
y expenditure, and we verify believe no por
G ,,'n IS more eheerfully paid By the Citizens
N~' scholars have earned for themselves high
.p- ' and for our city, character which
=, "" retain so long as her citizens display the
'-1ae zea! and continue 70 feel the same inter-
, ), N 'he subject of education, which has so
>""sn'y distinguished them for years past.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

The PHILADELPHIA National Gazette contains
an interesting notice Of new aud auth' mic
work on The Police and Crimes Of London, the
details Of which, i, is remark d excite wonder
ana afford abundant moral ms ructior. The
editor says: I'VE shall proceed 10 condense
few, f1r our readers, in order 10 convey an idea
Of the extraordinary character of the aggregate.
The British metropolis alone would furnish Oc-
cupalior, grea ly superabunddnt, 20 tn most
jealous and ir,eliigept philanthropis,, through
out III. longest life that ever wa, & sired tor he
in,en ion and accomplishment OF SCHEMES OF
order and benrvoence."
The constsbles in the metropolis are near
eleven hundred in number: those on whom
the offi-e devolvss bv operation OF law, are, Tor
hr most part, above its functions; those who
&C ,ually discharge them, unworthy Of the
rust"
Crime has increased considerably; in ra'io
greater than ,hs, Of the population. Drinking
smong the lower class, (chiehy laborers,) IS
spec flied as one Of the main causes. Gaming
has ex ended, and reached dreadful pi CHI
Some Of the many gaming touses or helis,
are on the largest and mos luxurious SCALE
The net prof of one Of these, in one season,
amounted o more than one hundred and fifty
taousand pounds sterling. In one night NIL
hon Of money was "tuined over" and the sum
OF ten thousand guirt as occasionally s'aked
on a single chance. The total gain, in one year,
of the principal 'hels, :" fell bu' little short OF
hree millions sterling. The amount OF sums
won and los by glmiug, annually, is estimated
al between seven aud righI millions
From 1890 TO 1925, 10 754 commissions OF
bankruptcy were issued From returns OF fiji
davis Of debts, il appc airs that IN TWO years and
a half 10000 persons were ar'e>'ed IN add
about London-law expenses, hrr hundred
thousand pounds sterling or more
More than eleven thousand persons were de-
priycd of ,heir liberty the mere dee lara ions
Of others. before any ri or prof thai they
owed fsrhing. In 1927, the number OF xe
eu,ions ISSUED was 44os, for $50, .SA "Some
Of the great debtor prisons are Known 10 be per-
fec, helis. in which deeds Of the most revolving
nature are Of ordinary occurrence" Crime
and misfortune share the same f'te, and are
brou oh, into the most cruel aud deg aiding TEL
lowsnip.
Thirty years since, The number of begears IN
! London was estimated at 6iteen thousand. 1t
must now be double or treble that number
| Ninety nine out Of every hundred are OF the
! idle and prof1Igate class-more or less oil I'M
! nostors. The number Of persons who, last
YEAR presented themselves for relief to " the
Society for The suppression of mcnGici'y IN the
! Metropolis" announced. including their tami
lies, to nearly forty thousand. Upwards OF th'r
! te. thousand beggars are annually con'eteo
out Of London by the parisnes;srhey usually re-
turn, and finally escape detection
The number Of female prostitutes Is almost
incredible DIR. Colquho" subjected himself %
some ridicule in computing i, al Fifty thou
s,nd. but our author ,hinks tina, his estimate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
JAMES S. GUNNELL. NJ. ID.
NEEYISY.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizensand visitors
IL Of Alexandria, that he may be consulted AZ M
n cJagett's HoteJ. on the first and third wEDNEs-
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, A. N. nntil2
2. nj
AiIletters addre ssed t04,r G. at his office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House.
Washington City, left at Mr. II. Clagetts Hotelin
alexandria. willie punctually a.tendedto
JAM eWH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
For Sale by the Subscribers,

W ooiC ny tIiC >ouuoCIHVIo,
RI Pipes and half pipes cognac brandy. 4,h proof
~ various brands
IS pipes Holland gin
puncheons Jamaica rum, 4th proof
3 do NO particular rum, 4th proof
$50 SO s ShsIe'' }N E rum
Is barrels country gin, Campbell and other brands
81 do Winchester superior whiskey, some dis.
TILED from barley
20 hogsheads st. Crox sugar
so barrels and boxes refined do
SO hogsheas prime retailing molasses
chests Hyson and Young Hyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
SO do mould do
Is do CASTLE soap
IS do sweet oil
100 barrels No. Boston bay msckerel
$50 kegs half kegs and boxes Richmond manufac.
tured chewing tobacco
bales hops LIST and I'd quality
10 tons Russia hemp
on coils Boston patent cordage, assorted sizes
=. $50 kegs Dupont's Brsndywine gunpowder of diff
ferent grades, single, double and treble F.
in papers and cannsters for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot of all sizes
80 Oaks Hibberts London brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
1uraochs pale and high coiored old london par. Gu
lar Madeira wine in casks of every size,
some OF winch are entitled 10 drawback
White and pink Champaign sparkling aud still
Claret wine m casks and bottles
Alicant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga wines in or. casks
Passarate
Marseilles Sherry
so boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Natural Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of all sizes
200 reams wrapping paper
70 bundles sugar. loaf do
So reams fuOlscap and not do
70 cases boys and mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes of all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
Also, II bales German hempen oznaburgs, tcklen-
burgs and hessans
5 do Russia diapers
IS bales and cases 81, 70, a., 90 and 81
brown ard bleached shirlings and sheeings
Blue and yellow nankins
20 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and drillngs
do printed calicoes hdkis and shswls
S bales brown drilling,
S do tickings
5000 lbs. cottsn yarn. assorted numbers
So pieces No , and 5 cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic Aannes
assorted qualities
Is packages mixed and plain sattnets kerseys,
lnse,s, 3 4 and 4 twed cloths & casinetts
so dozen Germantown hall hose
so do worsted do
12O do lambswoo worried and vigonia hose
so do lambswooi, worsted and cotton knit
shirt, and drawers
Broad cloths cassimeres and waistcoatngs
handsome assortment of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss muslins
IA, 81 and.6-4 camnrics and jackonets
Book and fancy British mu,lins
sept 3 A C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

How does Dull Green's present remarks
concerning RvsssL JARVIS accord with III,
former obse,yad3as relanve 10 the same per-
sorogrl
We remember when this worthy was extol-
led by n 'hr good and true" men for, as they
termed l. "pulirg The young Princes nose -
We sspposr, however, now he is TO be discard
ell BY a, Ieas, oil the Duff Grernites.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
Agency

yu1uE subscriber offers his services for the coll ection
of claims against the United States or in' ivduas
His knowledre of the manner of conducting business
y, the Pubic Offices, and acquaintance with the c'li-
Gems generally. afford sre. facilities for the speedy
settlement o accounts Satisfactory reference VIII DC
given, and charges moderate.
s">"' b ROMANS.
c.orre,own. ID. c. September Q 1929
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

'Ge persons who nerpetra,c the robheries on
@'u 'ne New York Steamboats, are said to be
y1'eei aPpearanee-a Circumstance which
II. aided much in the acco mp!ishment
,Ne'r netsrlous plans. The Journal of Com
r' SI'e Jas,ty remarks: II will be we'll, there,
~. l' 'or travellers not TO measure mans no.
h. " the hneness Of his coat, or the ease Of
=, "'S Is very good advice, and ought to be
deserved in other places besides on, board of
'Snocats.-Ep. Gsz.7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
Mourning Ginghams, CaIicoes, etc.

LOCKWOOD has Just received per The steamer
u Columbia. a selection of handsome New Style
III. VI, o'''' cost scpt2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
Mechanics Bank.

.Hlernndrin Sept |, 1929.
A DIVIDEND of profits for the last six month, of
"A ro per cent on the capital stock paid in. is this day
declared able to the stockholders or their legal re-
representatives.. on he l lth inst
ssnt 2-,lSt eo4t CHA. CHAPLIN, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

''e Mayor Of Philadelphia has removed two
''o1ca statues Of Wisdom and Justice 10 the
P-'"e square, much to The annoyance of the
''~'"a, who do not seem inclined TO be good
"''o~s with either Of the worthless.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

p.ys,psSr, accompanied BY the SCORE
w.R and General GRATloT, passed up
1"' :, the steamboat Potomsc. We are
!.o, o learn that the PRESIDENTS health Is
.,,oyed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
Cotton Narn.

lust received from the Occoquan Factory com
- piete assortment of Cotton Yam, No. a TO 49, for
sale by s. n, & s. II. JANNEY.
5mo 23-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
VNis is to Give Notice,

yuyH AT the subscriber, of Acxsndrs County in the
District of Coumbia, has obtained from the Or
nhan Court of said county, letters OF administration
on the estate of ELizABErH CHuRcHnAN, late OF the
countv aforesaid deceased All persons having claims
oa;ns, the said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber with the vouchers
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the Sd
day of September, 1880. or they may, by law be ex.
"A ,bereto are required to make immediate pa ment
Given under my hand this I'd day of September 1929
NJ 81 JNO. CHURCHMAN,
.oe, Admir- of Elizabeth Ceurchman
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-18
CONVENTION .


On motion Of SIR. John S Barbour, the
Convention resolved luto a Committee OF
the S. ho.e-Gr ctoumd IN the Chair.
Nr CANP8aLL, o. Brooke then address
sed lle Char, M nearly the following
terms
Ar Choman-I have never been mi
.ae lu0t of making apologize do MOI,
Ike them. When hear apologies from
gaut.emen, who either have acquitted
themselves we'll. or expect 20 do so, am
remHdedo OF he lady m theP.aT,
F, d. hopes Of -o-,r-,-----...., o., ...ouid say
-l,..-aNs' j look 80 "Ie'cIe-iy TO day
bl, roauy' sir / am compelled TO make
am apology onthe present occasion. VINE"
rise 10 address on assem0lage compose
%. sulI iusiriols PalfiaIchs, sdseS' a'''
po-lc.aasi when consider their supei'o'
age experience and otIalnmeois. ana 'ua'
am not only htile experienced but Win
Qua experience DO such addresses as AN
uow 60 make cannot bat ieel emoaTras-
ied ,ld mumoa'ed. But, or th's emoar
1assment us1s most OF all from the ieai>
winch iea,edans That may Hol De aOIe
. .u 90 justice TO the cause winch -e"so"
ana D2nsc'5ucc have compelled me To Is
f. 2, frsrre-,rd 7 SINCERELY saw. thai do
LOT sx,cc. .o meet tbe eypertstlaus of MS
friends Um lam com,elIal TO- courbu..
m' mites aud well am assured 'Aai DO
.vIII be- "a ge-v small contribution indeed.
a.r "a ,rrr S.r. and ms sgcb cannot
5ut tel interested i7 every rh.nq winch
concerns The nrosDeru aud hardness of
mann
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
FTCKIEEG,
ID Priniers 49, PMhIishcrI

'ESHE subscriber having added manufacture Of no.
n 'eahle Type tn his Stereotype establishment, res.
pecifuiy socits shac Of tire patronage Of the Printers
oI Pennsy lvania and the adjacent States
Having practical knowledge OF printing crd also ma
wing been Longer practically engaged ia the business
SeicoypiuE than any other person in the United States
be hopes 20 be able, from such Experiences 1--WE salts
faction 90 those who may favor him Wit the orders
From an Intimate acquaintance for number Of Years
(nearly cight) with the business Of tyre founding be
hopes TO he able 10 produce type equal any ured to
the Printers Of the Y. States
His prices, hcueh low, ill Of coUrs. the same as
Others the business Nor will lie attetnp 10 yo-
late truth, insult sense by pretending IN any
"ncreased aciics in the manufacture" TOR there an,
other ABILITIES atprsen in this city, than there wen,
- years ago, when type from 40 to so per trnt
higher than az presently have "nacIials used in
making printing types been greatly fcduced as to
bear any proportion the reduction in the priccs Of
type. But the reduction has been "nduced" BY roBpe-
futon, aud orrhcafug disposition I'M vi those
founders who hive grn rich the heretofore enormous
Az sizes " type, pain aud orna mcrtai Tor nook ard
JOB pruning h"W IL lines Pea Nonpsrc, constantly
on h"hn ~ sutN quNuy supply airy order short
nV''ce' ~ ue c"ee ~ Book-etter, psins have been
s"Hen u" select sue iacs generally approved for
iymInetIy, ueatness anG durability
Hc also Keeps eomple,e Printers Warehouse (,he
only one in this oiiy) and Sasa complete Printing
Office very short notice.
The following his PRICES at crcdit OF G ~.oD,bs
for approved notes aeCCpancc-ot discount of hvr
per wilt be made for CASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
TO THE PuRILC

~ 1ttE PUBLIC.
sha'! Coach lane from Guya,done to Siam.-
ton, Three Times Week
ENfE subscribers have established n Line of Post
- Coaches from Guyandoie to sSiaunton which in
stead OF running t,0ice week only as stated in
mer uoce, will Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay OH The
road, perform IL. route three times week.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike 10
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs to
WIT; tho White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm &c to
Staunton.
1t viii leave Guyandolte every 7ucsdry. Thurs
aGy and Saturday, at o'clock, a. NJ, and on its
return, Will leave Stuunton every "Wednesday Fri
day and Sunday, al the same hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines also unnng
three times week.
Fare from Richmond 10 Guyandotte $40 80
The route, from Guyandotte TO Stauntun. will be
performed IN five travelling days, (the 9TH day IN each
week beng necessarily resting day and from Sta,m
ton to Richmond, or Fredericksburg. in two days
and from Richmond to the City of Washington i'm
% hours, and from Fredericksburg 10 the City, in
eight hours.
There will be 10 night travelling throuslou. the
route
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 70 the
North, Will find this route very pleasant and cheap
one And those who may wish 10 visit the Sprinrs
are informed, that, exclusive of this Line they can
generally be accommodated short notice with
good extra Coaches TO those Watering places
Anu the public arc assured, that in attention TO tho
accommodation and comfort of the passnrers so n,
good Coaches and Teams and skilful attentive anC
sober Drivers afford them, the line shall not b.
inferior to any other in the State
PORTER Sc BFLDET
fropfetors i'om Guyaidotte, to the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE.
Proprietor fiom the Warm Springs to Staun,on
Richmond, Va June -, 1929. en-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
GENTLEMEN's AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

Opposite he Old .Stcin Tdrern
'E'hE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal encourapernert b.
has heretofore met with Having lately en,poved
first rate workman from the North is now I,reparcd
To execute ders IN the ladies' and misses. line
VAL make IN the most approved manner 10 measures
III fas:onaDie style, any orders which he may be 4,
vourcd with, and hopes by strict personal attention
TO. business, to receive continuance of the public
patronage.
pn hand, gcn:lemcnS boots. shoes and pumDs
ooys hne SHOES, and an assortment o.. negro shoes
all of good quality.
July 2l-eoI3t cl9t John DURHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

VIRGINIi:At a superior of chanccry, holden At
the capitol III The city OF Richmond, Wednesday, July
III, 1922 John w Argyle, William Argyle, Frederick Argyle
y H. Argyle, JuhnM Travlan and Mary A. C. his WIFE, who
was Mary ~ e. Agyle. and Thomas r. Argyle infant by
Frederick Argyle, his friend pits against Isaac Cur
Thomas Cud CNor and doveC Of John Curd dccd Benjamin
Anderson and Rehecca his wife, Samuel Hart and Anne his
vito, and Samuel Dyer, IT, dts.
This this day be heard the BILL taken ~,
confessed as to all the defendants except Thomas Cud the
answer of that defendant with the replication thereto aud was
argued by counsc consideration whereof the coun d,'h
er that the deeuds" Isaac Curd, render an account of his
.ansd,tvus guardian of the plaintiffs (exccpt John NJ Ira
villian) berJfe Co'ts.t-, tt,, -
Gdu Thomas turd render
directed to examine, state settle The said accounts and
report the the court with specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may he rcquIcdty the
parties 10 be so stated
a COW Tcse, WM. G. PENDGETON, C.. 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

BALDWIN, IVES g. Co.
~ AVE received by the Richmond Packet anl
I'll other late arrivals,
Ladies extra fine three NrcaGicd white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread edgings. handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths for ladies' riding dresses
and gcnilcmcns summer wear
Straw bands, and beautiful
Iaconett and null muslins
cases handsome prints
do London soaps
do Tartan plaids
? do blue camblcts
bale green bascs
10 DO super star shec.;nrs
trusses Marshai.'s threads, sc.
All OF which they will sell at low prices.
iuy 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn the D,iLy iiici,xosp Wu,a sG
and for shorter period, nj the Of 50 car pay.
able la advaHe 'f"'
ADvrsrnSo for Que square OF rs lines or less one in.
scrton 70 CENTS two INSERTIONS 81; three insertions IL and
every succeeding insertion .S3l cents - ~ ~
Ihrice week hfsi week 81 81 succeeding, week
Twice week. first insertion 75 cents every succeeding in.
sOr,ion SO - 40 "
oacc week, first insertion IS cents every succeeding n-
ssrtion SD cents "
All advertisements also inserted Coxsrrrrr,osAL
WMG
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions be noted the MS they
VIII he inserted until ordered be stopped aud charged
ooringly
Annual Advertisers charged 81 dollars for squares
aud in that proportion for advertisements of greater
except Auctonees aud Lottery dealers who charged 800
o. The CONS TTTUTiONAT WING is published twic g
week ruesiays and Friays) five dollars per annun,
payable advance.
For Adptisig75c square, or less, for the first
tetton. and 80 for eacn continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

ID NAWAN.-Was committed the j,il Of jefferson
AO covuy, tho 18th day of MAY, negro named
SARAH ANN WINTERS Sio is about - years If agc, of
dark competition feet inches high has felon on orc
thumb Sac she born between Aldc aud Lccsbur
and raised Rebocca Taylo of Alexandria The owner Of
said slave requested tn prove properly pay changes and
her away, she will DC sold for her a fees directs
eT i-w3n THOMAS GRiGGS, JaloG JET co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Cosysuoyra's OFFicE, RchmoHi, lug -, 1929.
The parties interested viii please take notice that have
appointed the 2st day of Dec the
directed the foregoing order Of court which day.
o'clock 81, they required - attend my Office m this
city, with thu and vouchers ready Tor cXapinaton
and settlement, gd with Office copies Of the necessary
pnroJs. 66-svtc HILARY BAKER. Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
Il CeIebrafed oo9 sg,c,,,,I -,

a Celebrated and efeciuat article.
IUST%receiycd by J. Ii. NASH. n few
bottles of the celebrated and efFectual T. n EsyroN
SALTS for the headache. 1t Id saidby some of tho
greatest Physicians in the country to be the best
trce of the kind that has ever been introduccdn tins
market. c.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

- UNAWAH. Twas committed 10 the jail 81 jefferson
IA county, the Nh day Of May las negro named
Bill, blacksmith " trade, and supposed TO belong to
southern trader lie Wv black has smiling councn1ncc,
is about feet 10 inches h and about IS years old tie for
Inerly belonged WT Lite Of this The
requested prove property ld take hun away ne will be
sold for his istl fees, as the av Directs
sept I--W3n THOMAS GRtGGS, Ioior Jcif CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
STAGES.

are respectfully informed that
n the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
&c leave Richmond On Mondays, w cduesdays g.
Fridays, at a. NJ; arrive at Lynchburr the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley line to Huntsville, Nash
vile &c. Is connected. Before reaching Salem
at Fluks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tcrsccts CnldwcNs line, which passes Fincaste,
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs, SC.
mteTscciing Porter {, Bedcns line at i.ewisbnrr
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line Ill returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at a. NJ
days at a. NJ.
The travel viii be performed by daylight in sum
mer
For seats TO the West. apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers other persons, at the risk OF the res
pcctivc owners thereof.
A. PATTESON, Proprietor.
RicHNoND d SALEM.
n. B.-CaldwclIs line runs only twice week
Passengers for the Springs. &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
July 10 CT .