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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
FOR SALE.

FOh GALL,
Gt:: The House and Lot on Church Hill,
llifs formerly the property of John Parkhll, and
hin the occupancy of Mr. Joseph s. James. The
lot has been lately enclosed and the house undergoing
thorough repair There fine Yard and Garden aach-
cd 10 the premises Well Of good water Coal Smoke
house, Stable and Carriage house. all of brick The
occupant has lease on the premises for years. E
will affect the SALE possession may had this
months from the time the repairs making shalt in twelve
completed. Application TO be made to lhave been
jan 10 n. G. Men
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
st BLA.uiRE'S .Apothecqry Store. onyo,;te
the Earle Hotel ~

1870 hAND oODh WAIERS.
at BLAMiRE'S .dpothecqry Store, opuo,ite
the Eagle Hotel.
II BLAMlRE has the pleasure nj ;,e,,r;n,
- his former and present eusfomers f~ho 49, -
literally supported his Fountain,) and the ouhl;o
IN the working Of his apparatus, which he IL autho,
'zed by many years experience in Norfolk and hero
IN saying, has given to the water Of his Fountain
pungency, taste and purity not 10 be surpassed il
equalled.
W And to accommodate his price 10 the times, and
10 put IN the power Of the poor as well rs he rich
10 ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage it will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
con at oil times be had in excellent order from hin
ice tub. ~
49, j. H. b. is particularly grateful for the natron-
age Of the LADIES He will take pleasure in fur
nishing them when they honor him with a call. To
allay their thirst, refresh themselves with glass
OF that most pleasant, exhlerating and healthy bey-
erage, his pure fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ico
can make 1t, and sweetened with syrup the choicest
kinds, when prcferred-so admirably calculated "a
an an antidote against the languid effects of tho
summer sun on both the body and the mind
there Is not In the city place half . sweet,
as my fount where the and the pure waters meet
Oh, ITS sparkling and foam bright and as free
As the phosphoric light Of the dark summer sea.
YET u Is not like wine hat 90 dark and so red,
Mreatlies ITS oul fumes the wild bea
Who, maudlin confesses his beverage unblcst =
while cankers his peace his affections and rest.
sar less IKE the poison, all daily poured forth,
a. e'se 70 gu and from the south TO the north:
ana IT'S fragrance and freshness and virtue are sure
sweet Soda all love thee, when tho summer sun b;yb
v abroad ms heee rays thro' the earhthro' he sky
when fatigue sinks the bodyheat moisteps tine br q,
There Is pousht 50 refreshing, cooling a, tbouir, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

II Newspaper for the Ladies'.
Proposals for publishing in the c;,v of w..h;,,.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
semnation OF intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies, to be entitled '"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.

of putting the good qualities of the articles he offers
for sale, of which, well the prices, those who
judges The public have rght to expect esery thing
they buy to be good but it is uery unusual to hear the
cry of sinking fish from the salesman, if the article
called for should not be the best of the kind in the
market His object is, therefore, to keep the best he
can buy and sell them as low as he can afford.
III. G.. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
AUGUST FASHIONS
10 The Lddips ~.

10 the Ladiss. So
lust received by the Packet Effort, ne follow
- ing rich and desirable goods
Lace fforellas.
Fishullcs, peereins, and capes Of the newest style
Square lace collars, a new and fashionable article
Quilting or footing faces
Rich gimp and extra wide trimming laces
Worked muslin founcings
English thread sces and edgings
Bobbinett do
A g. Sd white and black, fine and superine bob.
blnett laces
Lace and null caps and crazy jeans
Lsce cuffs and null sleeves, entire articles
Rich book and null robes
Bamssk silk and embroidered Grape shawls, ma O.
nifcent article
photographic scarfs and zephyr handkerchiefs
Gauze scarfs aud handkerchiefs, new style
New style belt and guard ribbons
Silk and cotton lacetts
Cambria nets and an extensive assortment of all
kinds of ladies' gloves - .......-
IMPERIAL gauze wells, a new article
French merIno gauze flannel.
The above, with general assortment of fancy and
staple Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals from
the New York Auctions, offered for sale ut very
reduced prices, X III. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
aug ~ Maine Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

0WAlM'S PANACEA.-Juss received, by the sub;cr;.
~ her, u fresh supply Of swa'm's Panacea.
C. MeNEMAR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
Gentlemen's Summer Walking Shoes,
OF Superior quality--just received, and for sale
Oby GRANNlSS. SON g. BROTHERS.
THE BLUE BOOK.

------ HE -DIIUE DOON,
A REGISTER of Officers and Agents, Civil Military,
and Naval, in the service Of the United States, on
the S0h Sept. 1899 together with the names, force
and condition of all the ships and vessels belonging TO
the United States, and when and where built. Pre-
pared at the Department of State by order of Con-
gress. A few copies received by
ap Is COLLINS & CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
TO LOVERS OF HORSY;EMaAl

INDS' FAKKIEKY, recently published (E1o.
II Philadelphia. fby Jno Grgs,
This book is puff but from the best izH
vertser get from persons the the adj
judges he waTanisd in saying who are competent
treatise on the subject TO De i-H decidedly the best
embrace nothing in print and processes
II -r6bg
lie superauous say that those Justly appre
cate thar noble and useful animal the Horse will
most desirable little volume.
Price Is cents-For sale, by JOHN H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

nLD GRENADA RUM punckeobs Grena-
" da rum, a choice article, represented as being
10 yecrs old, for sale at retail, by
jeI6 T. II. DREW, Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07
lIrisl, Linen Store.

OhAkx 9NS wanting "A Irish linens from % cts
i per yard TO extra superior. will be supplied with
them any quantity, by the piece, half piece yard
Amongst the assortment ia of very superior
son finish sheeting linens well deserving the atten-
ton OF gentle men wishing first rate article. All
mems purchased from the subscriber, arc warranted
pure linen. grass bleach and free from any mperfec-
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
r. II. JENKINS
Je % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07

Cru0cnS concordance.
A Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures of
a the Old and New Testaments: or, Dictionary
and Alphabetical Index to the Bible: very useful to
all Christians who seriously read and study the inspir-
ed writings, &c. &c. A new edition with many i'm
Portant mprovements-and ut about the cost Of the
London Edition, and fully well executed-Just
published, and for sale by ]. III. NASH.
EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE of the High
- Court of Chancery by George Jeremy, Esq
for sale by R. ID. SANXAY.
RROWN'S BEST CHEWING TOBACCO,
- nov2 For sale nv n. G. MeNEMARA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
TO THE EpIroRs or rnE rNnnlnrn


GENTLEMEN-As you were pleased last S,uiner.
TO publish. with very favorable comments the ptocee
ings OF the people OF Mason county in teferrnre n a
proposed extension OF the Kauawhs Roid am irJuc.
ed TO hope, that another communication on the sare
subject, will be received with some indulgence
SO much and such nnsphring abuse has been Lavish
ed, in Convention, upon the psverty and upon Tie ava
Sice OF the West, that it may b. deemed act Of ga
tuous humiliation, for any portion OF her ciiizens 10
appeal to the Legislature OF Virginia. for any Object of
Western Improvement To mendon the causes Of our
poverty, would here he out Of place Most surely, il
is inyoluntaty-and the many citizens anony H..
Whose constitutions are broken impar red, by he IT,.
bcurs they have encoun'ersd in reclining from the
wilderness lands, ON which they have since been
eviced. by the holders OF elder patens f,fliIs the
suppos,ou that il is reerabis TO the character of our
population. One cdus~ however, Ct the existence Of
the crime, with which We charged, viii readily
occur 10 the members Of the present Gete al Assem-.
bly,, II they viii reeolec tn fals e pr o2osion mad
in the Lower House 10 limit the time or tn pft secu
too OF real acons: aud wilt remember further ~, Al
has often been sdid by tie E.tern members in Co .
vention, that the Western country l. slnnged with nat
ents many Of hem held b. foreign specuiators ho
'hns, viru lily, keep in sbeysuce, The Free freehold
and pSesen profits Of our soii But let these matter.
psss!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04


ENRESli GARDEN SEEDS = ID. s. c. Landreth, pro-
prietors OF one OF the most extensive dgricui di,
Horticultural y BOfacul csabl shmerts in he Union,
beg 10 say to those who may be interested and
4ualned with the fact that for forty years past they
have been, and still are cultivang for sale, Fruit and
ofhamehtat Trees Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Ve-
setaJ!e and Flotcer Seeds, &c. &c.
10 the growth Of Garden Seeds they devote very
particular attention. ltDay not be irrelevant TO the IN
'erest OF purchaserso of this article, premise will,
every change Of hands, their character is voably
rendered more and more dubious hence great advan-
ase in dealing with first hands From the preparation
OF the soil, through the process of sowing, cnvang,
maturing and harvesting ID. C. Landreh have it all
under their personal Inspections excepting the very few
kinds that cannot he grown in this counry thus they
become acquainted with their quality. and obviate
errors which mere renders, who have to depend Oh
foreign growth transient purchasers for their stock
must over be liable TO. Under these circumstances
sNey conceive that TO pledge their reputation, will be
sufficient guarantee TO purchasers. Therefore each pack
age bears their label and WARRANTED.
MIR. James .ncRild0e, in Richmond, Va. has con-
stanuy for sale general assortment of Seeds fresh from
this establishment and lers for Trees, Shrubs, Plants,
etc. left it'll him, ~ i'll be proEp BY executed.
Feb. 4. 9t-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

ENt If DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures OH
II Tuesday the 18th instant, from on board Mr.. p. J.
Archers boat, then wing al Carersville negro man,
TOM, (who calls Himself Tom Jeferson) He is re-
markably likely about 20 years old feet or 10
inches high, wei formed aud very straight, dark com
picXlon though not very black high cheek bones and
has lost one OF his front teeth believe upper tooth
on the lett side the loss OF which shows when ne speaks
ms dress Is no: known, he his wifc's house
Cat Goochlad courthou,e) the night he absconded
and there changed his clothes he has been carriage
driver several years, consequently he is well quaned
IN Richmond where it is probable he may co he is
very arfu fellow, and may try to pass for free man.
anu aem TO leave the State | will give a liberal re-
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 c taken
up out of the State and secured in Jail hat get him
again. Any information respecting him. addressed TO
me near Sosvle, Powhatan county, Va will be thank
luly received. ROBERT DABNEY
Powhaan, Feb. T. gi-v-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

6STEAM SUGAR REIN cry, No. 27, Church
~ dHty PhH0deiphio.-Tbe subscribers having
their Reboery IN lull operation under the supefiniez
OF Joseph s. Lowering, formerly Of tie house
of Me,srs Ph,ips & Lowering Of this city i are pre-
pared 10 supply orders Tor double, single, losl aud lump
sugars refined Without the use Of blood, OF the same
sup rnt character ~ tst made heretofore by uossrs
p & L. which they will dispose Of ~ liberal discount
for CASH or for acceptance in this city.
LEX, CANDY g. LEX, philadelphia.
The subscriber. agent for the sales Of tie above
rnentioned sugsrs in Richmond has constoOuy on
hand, for sale % factory pticss. full supply.
Jan L. s3-NGSN BERNARD PEYTcE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

Nm EDLEf "ill stand the ensuing Spring at my
1VH stable, i'll the county oil Chesterfield being the
same place he made his last season. within
mile u Moody's Tavern, Is from Petersburg, and
- from ldchnond, and is now ready 10 mares at
$50 the leap. $50 the season. payable the 18th July
next when 1t viii expire-50 TO insure mare, paya-
Die ai soon as she is knoSn be in oa dollar
10 the groom.
Medley Is handsome grey, 6 years old this Spring.
'na 10 hands high-or sCrn sength, beauty, appear
ance performance and blood, admired ana approved-
lie has made but one hen he had IA mares
besides my own Mr.. john d. Krby's Coquette
was however, put TO him before he made season. and
produced very promising grey fley, which is the on
~ one oil his get that has yot appeared 800 in cash
was offered for it at months old and $1,000 astcd-and
as additional evidence of the value OF his family, sold
last tall the half OF two FLIES by Sir Charles ont of Med
icy sdan Old Realty four and the other two years
Old, Tor $;2,5O) IN money My overseer Mr.. Baugh,
my son George and Arthur Taylor, all residing near the
stable will attend particularly all orders in my alb
SERGE, w r. Johnson
Chesterfield, Feb. 0l-wom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

In series OF Ayes& Noes latoy published this pa
Transferred To .4Rytsta. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

odncsdHy evening
- 1oar "aPa Sryt' Esq oil tho u 3 Navy Aiss
110eA 4. Coulter daughter % thc Hon. Judge Coater.
----,-in fredericksburg, Oh the 18th ult., Nj.
JAMES T. CoFniN OF Farley Vale TO Miss J,SE O.; also tho
tiers Of John ). Wexford, of fredericksburg
the 2nd inst. by the Right Rev Bishop Moore WtI-
OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

fANTON RACE COURSE The subscriber deter-
- mined hereafter TO devote his attention exc,usveIv
10 his profession, offers for sale that valuable proDert
situate. near the City of Baltimore well known "a
THE CANTON RACE COURSE. This propertv in
Guiding the Race Course and improvements comprises
20 acres OF excellent land small portion in Wood
Tie improvements consist of large aud comrnodIous
dwelling house, occupied as the Race Course Tavern
Sht Booths, thirty feet front, by from forty 10 fifty feet
deep large stand for spectators about SEVENTH. FIVE
eet front and twentyee deep rooted over Judges and
weighing Stand; Stables; Spring house, with a never
iaiihg spring oil the best water; cc-house Sc The
Tavern House is under rent 5000 per year. PAYABLE
hall yearly IN advance--he Booths at 800 per wear
each, payable in advance The Public Stand for spec
atos has averaged, since its erection, about $3.50 per
year This last together with the Booth rents and Gate
Receipts, arc dependant upon the Races. The Race
course has been by Sportmcn to be equal TO
any ~ The United States for the Sports of the Turf
ms property Is situated of the highest Ground
east oil The City, and commands fine view of The bar
hour and river far the Bolkin Poin. 1T is also
sltua'edheary in the centre Of The valuable mart
oil the property of The Canton Company whose i'm
Provem'nts will materially enhance its value ndepen.
dent o. Race Course. This property has been sur
Veyeh ana laid OIL into streets, squares and ois cores
pondng with the plat of The Canton Company and con-
ias nearly seven hundred lots, twenty-five feet front
aud from one hundred to one hundred and fifty feet deem
VI not sold at Private Sale before Monday the 9Th dav
oil February mex, IL will then be offered at Public Sale
PERSONS disposed TO purchase, obtain any further in-
formation BY application 10 The subscriber
Jan. 30 o92ovar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

| The result of the ballot was as follows. White los.
Stuart oil, Scattering 2.
The End number for the Valley District being TO be
elected, Mr. Mason of u. nominated Herome l.. Opie,
| anu Mr. MAlahon ns'r.d Mr.. Smart--but upon the
suggestion OF M. hir,en. that Rockbridge had al
ready given one member TO the Board and that Augusta
was too near to Rockbr'lsc TO give the other, Mr..
Mshon withdrew Mr. S"'Tt The ballot was for
Opie l26, Scattering S.
For the District be,wcen The Blue Ridge and the head
OF nie-waer the following gentlemen members OF the
present Eaard were put in nomination; viz: Joseph s.
atkins of Cocchlaud, nominated by Air. Knbrough,
Samuel pannill of Campbell. by MIR. Cabe and John
Gibson OF Prince William. by Mr.. Tyler OF p. W.-The
ballot was for pannill 1874, Watkins 132 Gibson 1884,
Scattering ). These three gentlemen OF course
eiected)
For the District between the head of ude water and
the seabosrd, MIR. Dabncy nominated Philip Aylett Of
King William Mr.. billiard nominated William Par ham,
(secondcd by Messrs Atkinson of III. and Rivcs of p
G2-Mr. Murdaugh nominated George Blow (Mr Aylet
Withdrawn from this ballot 1.-The ballot was Parham
100, Slow 10, Scattering l. .
Mr. Ayett alone in nomination the 2nd ballot
ana the result was, p. Aylet III, Scatterng3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04
Jan. 30.

=
ME- TnASTERY1in Louisa county court Jan. lt, 1880:
Naty Peers Albert r. Pecs SAMUEL p. Peers Anderson NJ
,oofs, Melissa Aun Pccrs Judith r. Pccs unl W,m ~ Peers
r. IOlcf their guadiai, PGs
against
John w. Peers, Doo
no defendant John w Peers having appearances
gwen security according TO law, nud the Of court
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF tho court, be- an is
'am OF this stnc the motion Of plaintiffs their COM
sell ordered lhatthc said defendant W. here
on inc h dny OF Npr he bill uto plain
ifs ana ba, copy of this order bo o!w inserted In
news paper published ~ the Of Richmond
cesey aud Poe at tho front door Of tho courthouse Of this
county on some court day copy. Toss,
Fe64 ol-ws@' DAVID ~, HUNTER, Dc
AATAS committed 10 the Jail OF the Town Of Peters.
Wv burg, runaway on the 18th day Of October
1922 negro man who calls himself Robt Seldom and
also says that he free and by trade tobacco
nis that Inc served his lime with MIR John Finders Of
Richmond uc appears to be about Fl or 22 years of
age 8 feet inches high dark complexion, has scar
on his left eyebrow and his right wrist His
clothing consists Of cassineu panlaoons round Jacket
black silk vest and fur hat The owner.is requested TO
com forward, prove his property pay charges and take
him away, or Inc will bedeat with a. the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Jaiior.
Feb. 2, 93-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

Mr. Aylett alone in nomination the 2nd ballot,
and the result was, p. Ayleu III, ScaueringS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
cline thy flag is unfarled, the sons Of Erin gather

cline thy flag is unfurled, the sons of Erin gather
around it.
By John S Preston.-Our Common Country
No divisions proper. Wnen the stripes OF the
Star Spansled Banner shall sever, then will the
stars of the Union hide their lustre and roll back
into chaos.
By Joseph Dodds. Foreign Relatlons:-
:. The policy ofour Government: We Will ask no.
thing that is not right and submit to nothing that
is wrong"
By Mr.. Rumney.-Old Virginia and Massa-
chusetts: FIRST cousins by blood
By Mr.. Marsteller.-.. Liberty and Union,
now and forever, one and inseparabe."
By Mr. John Wise.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal; May the fondest wishes of its friends
be realized.
By VIM. Ii. Mount. Orator of the Day:
May the holy fervor of patriotism continue to
animate his BOSOM.
By Mr. McLeod.-Thomas Campbell The
Poet Laureate of Liberty.
Bv Mr. McRea.-The Patriots of the Revolu-
tion-a band of Martyrs: May the present ge-
neration. ike them. be ready to peril in defence
Of their country, their lives, their fortunes, and
their sacred honor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
EiftY Gents Newark.

III ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 22d June
ID last a colored boy by the name OF ALBEIT (or
ALHxRrus) MURRAY, All indented apprentice TO the
Coopering business He is about l9 years OF age and
hos a variety of clothing. The above reward will be
psid on his apprehension and delivery to me. All per-
persons are hereby fnrwarned from harborng SAID boy,
as the law will be enforced agans. all offenders
iy6-3ts MOSES d. Il. CANoOD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
TIN Plates.
June 30~eO2w

100 BOXES r. d tin plates, assorted. just re-
EW ceived from Liverpool per ship Shenandoah,
for sale by PHINEAS JANNEY.
Ttho has an Store:
22s tons of Swedish and English iron, we'll as
sorted; and
A few half pipes and quarter casks of superior
Port wine
Por sale on accommodating terms.
6mo30-eo7t
nrThe winchester Republican will please publish
the above 81 and send his account to this sRice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
nn
~ "a D.

On the 26;h u|'imo afer a long and painful
illness. in the 10th year Of his age, Mr.. DANIEL
WRGur. a useful and respectable citizen of this
place His death viii long be regretted by his
family and friends. His remains were followed
to the grave by a large concourse of his fellow
citizens
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08
Notice
Notice.
sDANAwAY from the subscriber. Monday
. ing, the 2lst instant,
GEERO 9TTCE

slave about SO 80 year, OF age Of the usual size
Of women backiSh. with little ofthe orange color in
her complexion, but in way related to the mulatto
blood, high forehead. very short happy wool. She is
of rather slender make png at this time appears
bulky, being pregnant, and about months gone.
she has marks on her face or hsnds recoected,
but no doubt has many on her back, she
great rogue and severely whipped before owned
her; and being used to the lash, and getting for
the seven years have owned her. she considered her.
Self sighted and away. Her clothing not recol
lected, excepting broad striped gingham dress.
Twill give for her apprehension anekseeuri,y so that
get her again, S. if taken in the county; Sl0ifaken
in The adjoining countless and 325 if taken in the City
of Washington, where I expect she is. She is
connected with Tom Garner, free black, blacksmith
by trade living in Washington City, and in his neigh
borhood expect she is.
ROBT. RADCLIFFE,
lime 3O-eo2w Fairfax county, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-08

sSRMA-Aat5 y. 8 A. VI. 10 a. NJ and
FSSSszzsSGsE&EI ~. NJ. for Washington City, &C.
~Ssaiia Z Stages !eas. Georgetown
and Washington City every day for Baltimore at the
same hours.
The Company's Offices are kept at the Hotels Of
Barnum and Bezhoover, in BaltImore-at the Urion
Tavern. in Georgetown and al Gadsby's, Browns,
and H'lamson's hotels, in ~ sshington CITY. Pas
sengers are .eceved and delivered at the citizens
dwelling houses sired, or at any public house they
wish liberal allowance is made for baggage. but it
must be, as is usual, at the owners risk.
daily Stage connected with the above lines. leaves
Washington CITY every Gay at A. 81. for Ellicotts
Mills. and Stage leaves that place each day for ash
ingron City.
Fare on the above route, two dollars.
N. g. Passengers who wish TO view he Rail Read,
or travel on H. will find the road BY Ecotts Mills,
to and from Baltimore, pleasant and agreeable The
Albany Stages, used by the Union and Citizens Stage
Company combine safety, ease, and comfort, being
hung low good swings.
iy 2-Stawfw