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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
GA1rxA, (m.) Max 10.
THE INDIANS.

The Sioux and Foxes who had been III
yited. as we mentioned in our last paper
by Gen. Street, to hold council with MN
at Prairie du Chen, did not assemble al
the time appointed. A party OF oAes'
consisting If sixteen men and one woman
left the village at Dubuque's mines SINCE
that time for TIE purpose OF gong 10 'ne
Prairie. On the 9th inst. while they Sete
encamped on this side of the Mississippi,
between CassviIe and the Prairie, about
fGy Sioux and MenomOnes lell upon
them. and killed and scalped three chiefs
and seven braves, and wounded three OH
ers, one of whom has since died. -Four
others made their escape across the river
in canoes, and have not since been heard
Of; thew are supposed also to have been
kiled.-The three chiefs killed are Peo'
moske, Noieshe and the Kettle chIel.
Such things. we think, ought not to be
permitted within our territory; a small
parV of whites would be as likely as not
to are the same fate, had the Sioux been
unsuccessful in taking the scalPs OF the
Foxes. A large number of Menomon'es
are at Rock Island, and the Foxes, we un
derstand, are determined IN take revenge
upon them, ifthey are so fortunate as to
meet Decentralization
ANOTTTER-and DIFFERENT ACCOUNT.
Since the foregoing was in type we
have received the following from cores
noDdent:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19

In the Virginia House Of Delegates, Oh We'd
ne sday last, the -ng,osssd bill authorizing the
Bo.rd Of Public Works to subscribe, in behalf
of the Stale, to The Middle Turnpike Company,
was taken up: II
Mr.. McIlhanrv advocated the passage OF the
bill. He said i, was an important bill to his
constituents, and TO the adj.cen counties. J..
would enable hem TO secure communication
with Alexandra, which was their IN 4rket town.
They transported vesy heavy articles, sueh as
-four and pork and required good road TO Ia
ciiia,e hem in getting TO market. He y iieV-
ed lie profits from the road would amply re-
Day the SrJie for hr sum subscrib i. lie
hoped he bill would pass
Mr.. Whi,-, of thongh' the part OF the
county now asking this subscription h ID been
amply provided for heretofore: it was like pill
ing P,lion upon Ossa TO give tNem more he
doubted whether ihe sock would evtr yield
any profit; bu' if i was as prohah as t e gen
tleman supposed, the sock would b. 'aken oy
individuals will great ease. He was opposed
20 the bill
Mr.. Offuu said, the Town Of Alex 'ndria was
The favorile market of all lis &c ion OF the
country. They procured twenty five cents
more in the barrel for thri, -four there than my
where else; and by subscribing 10 this stock II
would enable the Company 70 finish their read,
and open good communication TO This mar
kel lie said the travellers from the north
west, in cons qurnee of the extreme bad roads,
had been driven in'o Maryland, and carried
their Erodu"e to Baltimore; and 1t this road
was finished, il would attract all these 'ra'f
lers 10 y; and he believed the stock would be
rendered productive. All The ooun'irs 81 Fair
fax, Loudoun, Hampshire, Hardy, Berkeley,
Morgan, were deeply interested in 'his inn
proysmrn,, and he much feared that unless The
stock was taken by the Safe, the road would
fail. He should vote for il, and, by SO doing
he believed he should comply with the spir'
Of The fund for Internal Improvement.
Mr.. Eppes said this was not public i'm
provemrnt but empha,ically neighborhood
and plantation road, which the citiz ms OF that
part Of the country should make themselves
He said if this subscription had been recon
mended by the Board Of Public Works, they
had recommended il against the publie inter
est. He thought it no. a proper applica'i
Of the public funds. He said the Co mon
wealth had already subscribed 10 number Of
turnrikes, all in this part Of the State; and he
believed, if dividend was ever derived from
the Middle Turnpike, il would be BY abstract
lug The dividends from some ueighboring road
in which the Commonwealth was more inter-
esleG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19

The following singular r. sIgnalion Of JUS
ice Of The peace, has been presented to the Lee
gisla ure Of North Carolina. The Legislature,
however, after a humorous debate, 'rfusrd TO
acce Ut the resigna,ion OF the wprthv Jus ice:
PLYMOUTH Nov II. 1929.
To the Honorable Speaker Of the House Of Commons.
Feeling as oUghl abuun.n'ly graceful for
the honor conferred on me BY the Legislature
Of This Stale, IS one of the Msgistra es OF the
County of Washington; but. s.nsib'e Of the
grea, redundancy Of that class ct our frllow.ci-
tizrns IN attendance on our common Courts OF
Pl-as and Quarter Sessions through this Com
mopw we alth Satisfied also, that il not al this
present time al one not far distant. il will mer-
i, legislative correction and interposiion, in
order TO reduce his great engine Of election
eering TO proper standard and cons i'uiional
policy-a system, sir. la, is never tight, *
Guiding positively all ideas Of intelligence, hon.
| or and oil reason, and forever associated with
what is wrong an Office in which there is 90
much honor, and for so years the objecs Of e.
'ernal criticism Unable, sir to bear any lon.
ger The weight Of the responsibility attae he'd TO
that undIgni6ed, mIsehievous. and en:pyrIcal
way OF administering the law, respectfully
tender YOU nv resigna hoping at the ssme
,ime TINT though withdraw myself fio:n his
" comedy Of eternal errors" will see 'hf hap
pv time in anticipation of gres' reform and
ampndment in tha' part Of our Judicial system
May your Eresltrey unite his Efforts 10 the
collected wisdom Of our State. now assembled
in Raleigh, if not perfec' il, al leas' 10 rem
der i, more auspicious. May God Almighty
give you a long life, crown you with the man
lie Of grace, enable you TO fulfil the great du-
lies o! your exalted station, with patriotism,
purity Of heart, courage and talent.
And believe me ne with great respect,
YOUR humble and obedient servant,
JULIAN PIC6T.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19

Ernn, The PhiE1deiphin MnkionQl Gazette

The Governor and Senate OF New York have
appointed James Vanderporl, an eminent law
yer, to the Office Of Circuit Judge in the place
Of M Duer, who Was lately elected President
Of oIumhia Colleg. Mr.. Vsude'po rs VI
I'd "a we'll known and Distinguished federaisl."
This distinction has become rely his oricaI
No p,'rio'ic a2point-rs will again consider il
ETHER as recommeLda' ion or disqu allie ion.
has SO far fAdeI, as party matter, that II is
no longer remarked e1ccp IN cases which H.
ibsraIe its present insigmhcance. We SHALL
have approached, in our institutions, muth
nearer 10 the political beau ideal, when Offices
are given 10 acknowledged. superior merit a
lone. To besiow them upon mere partisans.
is 10 violate the spiri, and design Of the rspub
lcar sysiem-to Commit towards the peopfe
and constitution fagran breach Of trust, and
to degrade the executive ard representative
commission throue about. The same prefer ence
Of Capacity and worth is u Ike obligatory upoh
tn people, in the use Of he elective franchise.
They owe it 10 themselves, 10 their pos,eri,y,
and to the cause Of freedom, to render the adj.
minislra,ion Of public affaits as respec able and
fficacious as p s,ible. /, is, therefore hat a
truly good citizen will always BE- suspic Gus of
party opiriop, or predictions concerning in
dividuals;--,hat he will enquire, for himself,
INFO the characters aud pr,ensions Of candi-
dates, brforr he besi"ws his ,uHragr:-that he
will applaud or condo mn appointments accord
ing 10 their coincidence or disagreement with
the ipdispu,able theory which We have stalled
above
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19
JAMES ). GUNNELL, NJ. u
NENIlST,

RESPECTFULLY nformsthecit'zen'aanal',r >,
IL of Alexandria that he may be consu,"s M.
II CIagett's Hotel, on the first and n"d VIM" ~ mil
DAY in every month, from 9 O'CLOCK A. !" ~"
Pm r.b.,v,s
All ettersaddressedtoD DR. G. at h'so'nIs g,s
the United States Bank and the Pre'de a., no,J
Washington City, or left at Mr. H. cage" WV
Alexandria, will be punctualI! attended'0' .wiI
ION
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19
Oistrict Of Columbia,

County ofAlerand''a' "
NOVEMBER TERM, 1927.
Jane. Green, Complainant, II. cg.yrEE
AGAINST IiN
John McClintie, Defendant. ..,s,s es;s'
TIME defendant, John McCInte, not n.' .i'Sr ~
1 his appearance and given security aeeo,r to Q
statute and rules of this court, and It aPPSt a Isc
satisfaction of the Court. that the sad 'O"1 ~
is not an nhabtant of the District OF Co1" ore
motion of the Complainant by his counsel y, OF ~
that the said Defendant do appear here The sI
the first day OF next April term, ana anss
the Complainant and give security LOT mi, o,tsf
DEGREES of the court; and that copy o. a prsr:
forthwith published in the public newsP.p sneesssT
the town of Alexandra, for two mon,h' f.oo; do
nd that another copy be posted AZ 'pe
the Court.House, Of the SAID county. IRE. g. VI
Test, Eun' l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19
Also. 10000 Acres,

T We are requested to announce that
SfEscEA MorrRoA BALL will he supported by mum.
Der of the Freehoidcrs of F4aX, to represent that
County in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
jar II-2awtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19

Seneca Falls Tract Il Mount Eagle
WILL sell this valuable tract of land, called Seneca
4 Falls Tract, containing
100 acres.
tits situated the Potomac river, about tour miles
above the Great Falls. The Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal is on the opposite side of the river, distant halt
mjle-ui is bounded on one side by the Poiomac--the
other three sides are straight lines, and lies IN COM
n,ct form There is stone grist mill and mill on
the land, and mill seat, with about 81 feet tall on an
unfa,lng stream This land is well Timbered The
other improvements are few tenants houses, &C.
This land was formerly the property OF MIR. Daniel
McCsrtv who owned about ten thousand acres in the
county of Loudoun adjoining, and who always consi-
dered this land as the best of all his estates
MOUNT E.AGLE
I-ra< Is siuaed neor Alexandria, com
',IsSx4 mands delightful view Of the Potomac riv.
SySf err TIE City Of Washington, Alexandra, and
.zsn the Mary land shure-lt contains about
Furty Acres
The House is large and convenient, three rooms, pas
sage AID piazza below, with closets, kitchen and sun
dry all under roof three rooms and passage up
stairs; the whole Establishments in good order there
is stable and carriage house-ihe garden is very pro-
ductive paedin, and the whole tract we'll nclosed
There is suficiency Of fre-wood and the water is
uncommony fine.
IwiH also Sell Fire Tracts Of Land,
in the county of Hampshire, containing 1884 acres;
one containing 2l9, adjoining the lands formerly Geo.
Gilpin's, Christian stephens and Flakes. One con
tanning 70 acres adjoining Monroe's, staford's and
Clntons surveys. One containing 309 acres, adjoin.
ing Jno. Houses old survey, and the lands OF Brown
West, Scutch6ed md others, and one tract contain
ing Is acres adjoining the lands of Monroe Scutch-
field. Gpin and others These lands arc we'll timber
ed and lie near the river.
Also, 10000 Acres,
On the Gauley river in the county of Kenhawa, near
the Randolph line.
Persons disposed to purchase any of the Hampshire
lands will call James Mason Attorney at Law. Win.
chester, Va. or Augustine J. Smith, Attorney Law,
Clarkesburgh, Va. Those disposed 20 purchase the
other lands will call on me at Gunston Fairfax county,
Va writ. to me at Occoquan Mills, Va.
GEO. MASON.
Gunston, Fairfax Co. Va. june %.
june 29-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19
o EWING ToBAooo

Also I:,,y1
constant supply of all kinds OF snui' and coap
chewing Tobacco; Spanish, hiIi-spa'''"
Segars of the best quality. usrlt, TO N
GJCountry Merchants and others WI" ''"'
advantage to. to call a as above JOHN GRrRP
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-19
TOhNccO.

VISHE subscriber has just received ana ,o-rs
at his Tobacco and Snuff Stove. nor'n "e'.
King and WASHINGTON street, ss ." nrU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

tsry 70 the North and East for our clothing Sc And
TO the West, for our horses mules, beef and pork
When cheerlulness and content shalt sit ON every
coun'enanee, and comfort aud plenty Owen in every
rising in vaus-B 'autiiui farms every where to be
seen-Towns, villages, anil elegant country seats.
sPringog up in every direction-Our roads thong.
with passengers, taking their production. ma -ke OF
returning laden wi The comforts, even
eeganeies oil le-When our Citiz. shall he clothed
U" SILKS OF their own raising and ac,urp aud our
poorest inhabitants be able 10 and
who'esohe wines, their tables, instead of still burnt
anu nAuseou' whiskey.-Such are the almost Fairy
scene< which sin the power Of the Legislature to
Podice; sSch the magic influence they can exert owe
our destiny And yet is thought and said, that agr
culture requires nothing at the hands OF the L.gisla
lure II! AGRICOLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

4 " CHANCERY-Tn Loui4ase January
Mary Peers Albert r. Nes Melissa Peers judith f.
Poors, William N. Peershe said Melissa Judith r. and
William ~ Peers by William f. Toer their guardian Ell
ridge Gardner, PuGs.
against
w. Doo
The defendant John w. having entered hi, nppen
ance aud given security according law aud tho Of
Court, md u appearing the satisfaction tho
inabant of this State the Of painis BY
their counse ordered that the w Peers
appear noSt and answer IN,
plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this forthwith inserted
In published in tho Richmond month,
sucesve and posted the front door Of the courthouse this
county, day. a Toste
DAVID NJ. HUNTER ID. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

NOrlCE Ariel Works having conveyed to me all
Ia debts due to him by book accounts otherwise,
ogether with other properly, by deed executed on tho
25h January, 1880, and on record In ihs Clerks once
Of the Husngs Court Of Richmond, 10 me ~ trustee.
for the bene6 Of eertsn creditors therein mentioned.
all persons indebted 10 said A,iel Works, hereby
required to pay the same TO me, to my agent Mr..
Henry J. Ang5o, At m, Theological Book Store Rich.
noud JAMES VI. GARDNER. Truetee
Fsb. g. Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

CAUT1ON-aH having come TO our knowledge IN
orders sent 10 this town for our Cotton Yarns, have
been supplied by Other Yarns We are compelled 10
caution All who wish to purchase Yarns, TO notice
particularly the label on each bundle. Each bundle
has label with the name OF our factory (appomnft0r
Cotton Factory and printed white paper;
and no bundle is ever to be permitted to he sold with
out the label. JOHN r. Willy co.
Petersburg, Feb. q. 05-l0F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06
A.pPoMArrox COTTON FACTORY TIE ,nn.

APPROPRIATION CorToN FACTORY The .nb.
"a scribers (under the name Of John L Willy & Co
have commenced operations at their Cotton Factory in
the Town Of Petersburg, anil beg leave 10 inform their
friends and the public generally that they can be sup-
piled with Yarns Of very superior quality and at fair pi
ces, either at the Mill or al thu Store Of Messrs Cuth-
bert & Smith
). Y. sToCKDELL.
JOHNF Willy.
NJ ID pANSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

Il issn r0""n'a" County court January the ao
William Pollock, Polly Pledge formerly Folly Pollock and Nancy
CauIby, formerly Nancy Pollock, Comp!ts
against
Mary Pollock John Pollock inn, children of
Jno Pollock, deed, by r. f. guardian ad Item aD-
pointed by the court defend this cause Panksy
Thomas Paukey - Ellis aud Mary his wife, and
Henrietta his wife, - Pankey aud Nancy his wife,
and Elizabeth his wife, Howell
said Frank Thomas Mary Henrietta Nancy
line children OF Martha Punkey, decd Roderck
Thomas Lyon, Dens
Th. day the pits by their Attorney aud filed
the defendants Frank Pankcy, Tho Panke and Mary
h wife, formerly Mary Pankey, having their appear
aud given security according the Assembly
rules OF this Court and il appearing tho
that inhabitants on the motion
OF the pits by their
Pankoy, Thomas Pankey, Ellis Mary WIFE formerly
Mary Pnkoy, do here the first
(bcng the third Wednesday, and the bill of complain
and chat of this order
newspaper published 10 the Richmond months suc
cosvoy and smother copy posted front door of tho
courthouse of this county for
a copy. Tcso,
II. r. GRAVES n. c.
Fob. G.. o5-wS,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06
VIRGINIA CONVENTION
Extract Of letter from intelligent citizen Of Ns.0

Whatever may be the OPP MO rs in Virginia, out Of
the Commonwealth her reputa ion is fully S stained
There VS. never deberative dy in his coun nv, in
which the Debates maintained with more uniform
tai MT, nor on the who'e in per onal sense,
temper. In our own Convention of 81 part OF the
minority preponde ating the majority refused
sign the Constution-The vaetIctory Of Me-. Barbour
model of eloquence and feeling. 1t is delightful
Mr. Rand lph was evidently at the winding up" in
his happiest vein. Abroad the Convention has
him, eminent and gifted as he conceded to be-"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19
FOR BREMEN,
NEW YORK LINE. -
CARPETING:

IL voice of splendid Brussels and Kiddermnster
Carpctng, of the best quahty the design of the pat
terms and the arrangement of the colors are entirely
new; they were manufactured to order and expressly
for this market.
On hand. which have mostly been received this
spring. large and well selected assortment of Kid
derInlns'er and Ingram Carpeng of every quality,
and color.
Also, Royal patent Damask, and Imperial vene-
tinn Carpeting. Imperial turfled Brussels and Will
ton hearth Rugs part Just received Patent floor Oil
Cloths Piano, table and stand covers, figured and
PLAIN baizes, Nankn floor Mating, first chop-be-
heved 20 be tho only lot of first chop Mating in this
market
SACKETT g. SHANNON
Carpet and Floor Cloth Warehouse. No. 200 Mar
ket Street, directly opposite Hanover street, Bali
CT aup :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

IHNHE subscriber is empowered by deed Of trus,
Il from Judge Hay and Others of record in the
Office of the clerk of enrco county, to SELL and he
now Offers for sale, the estate led Ashfeld con
taining about nnc hundred and thirty acres situated
on Chckahominy. IN the county of Hcnrco, about
seven miles from the city OF Richmond
The estate consists of two parcels: tho upper srp
grated from the lower by a slip of land about four
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel contains
abou 40, and the lower about 500 acres
On the. upper parcel there is an excellent brick
dwelling house, SO by 80 feet having SIX larpe and
two small rooms, and four large closets The house
was built about the year 8l4, and is said To be rs
good as any in the county The storc-room and
gardeners house also of brick The other bou
ses, kitchen, servants apartments stables and corn
house, &c Of wood. About one-ihird of this
tract is, as am told, what is called mud land 40 or
rs acres of which are cleared and in meadow which
may with little trouble, be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract. containing about 500 acres
there arc barns, stables, &c but no dvellipp- hnse
but that intended for the Overscer II has rood
settle for dwelling house near an excellent spring
end q most abundant supply of FIRE wood There IL
also an orchard on il II is represe ed that of this
tract, between and two hundred acres are mud
land, that may be easily cleared, and that arc eoua
10 any land on Cbckuhomlny.
The district Of country in which these lands arc sit
nntcd, is said to be very healthy and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the interest,"
thereof payabls scrni-annually, satisfactorily secured
! llberai credit will be given 20 The purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately VI tho purcha-
'cr should so dosrc ROBERT STANARD.
iy2o--2aw5y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19
UNION HOTEL,
CITY of richmond. VIRGINIA

'HNfIE subscribers having taken this spacious and
elegant House, are prepared to accomm odat e
Travellers and Borders, either Families OF Single
Gentlemen, by the day, week, month or year, on the
most liberal terms.
Phe UNION HOTEL is pleasantly situated on
Ii or Main-Street,a ht!e below the Market House
sufficiently near TO the business part of the CITY;
while at the same time it is withdrawn from the noise
and hustle incidental to public places contain
ing near 100 Rooms, including Parours, Saloons &c
all furnished in superior style, combining both neat
ness and elegance.
Their table will be plentfuly furnished with such
varieties as the market and neighborng places af.
fords, and the Bar with the mos choice liquors.
The Bed Rooms are spacious and airy, and thu.
Beds clean: and if good and attentive Servants with
disposition on the part of all attached to the house
to please are calculated to add to The foregoing re-
commentators then will the proprietors not only de-
serve, but hope 10 receive the patronage of che pub
lie They have grod Stables convenient to the
House well supplied with Provondct and experience.
ed Ostlers
The General Stage Office is kept at this House.
where seats in all the different Stages may be taken
VIM II. SHIELDS
aug l7-eou JOHN ARMISTEAD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19
Watch and Clock Maker.

4 HE subscriber is settled Buckingham Court
House, and will attend Cumberland and Prince
Edward Courts regularly, with good assortment of
watches, lewelry, and silver ware, which he is ena-
bed to sell very low, he receives his supplies d.
rect from New York. Watches and clocks repaired
Und all kinds of obs in his inc, and warranted
aug Alt HORACE SEEIY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19
Valuable BUILDING LOTS for SOLE 5u

FHOSE valuable Building Lots, belonging TO Tie
= estate ofthe late John II Brown, living On Lecuss
Street and lately levoed. adjoining Mr. John Ruther
ioorde tenement, will be offered for sale, on the
premises by his Executors under the PROVISIONS of
his last will on Monday the a3d day of the present
month--Terms One third ofthe purchase mouey to be
pad IN 80 days, to be secured bya negotiable note.
with an approved eudorser, and the tile in the proo
erty to be withheld till the note IL pads cre IF fs
months will be allowed for the other two thirds: 20 be
secured by deed Of trust the property with inter
est from the day of salc.-The sale to begin Al II
eiocR. THE EXECUTORS.
aug I4-d ids 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-19
STAGES-STAGES


TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed TIN,
the Western Stages 10 Lvnchburn vii
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
FRIDAY, at o'clock, A n. arrive at Lynchburg. th,
"a day, by p. NJ. and at Salem the Sd dsy. by a p
"a. who're the Valley Mail Lane TO Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c is connected. Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. at s A H.
and leave LyDchboTs WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS, ann
MONDAYS at A. Nj. This arrangement will give
The passengers sufficient tmefor rest at night Al
b1ukes on the Blue Ridge Mountain this line con
nec'ed every trip by CaldwelPs line, which passes
fincastle and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
" beldlns line, at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs to Guiandotte, on The Ohio River Fare from
Richmond to Guiandotte, $50 miles. s26 75--to Sa.
lem' TO miles, $l2-to Lynchbnrgh, 90 miles sc So
inc way fare IS also reduced on the LynchburS line
For seats TO the West, apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging to passengers or sent by the stage,
at the risk of the owners thereof.
june l-law l2tc Is. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Snlem