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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

GoLD AND Com DIGGING. The
Charleston Courier of Sept. Ii, says
A detachment Of the United States
troops took their departure in the
Steamboat Charleston, from this station
yesterday, on their way to- the Chero-
kee nation, in Georgia. Their express
object, we understand is the removal,
not of the Indians, but the Gold-dig-
gers. This class Of sqaattcrs hold on
to their spoiIs with no little tenacity.
The rage for this precious metal, so far
from being qualified or abatcd by the
1eNigeroas state of affairs, is rather on
the increase; and the whole Southern
country seems diseased with the itch
for working money, and becoming rich
ia a summary manner. Every face
seems cadaycrously gildcd. Every
newspaper, and every day, brings to
light some new and invaluable mine:
and he is a most scoptical fellow in
deed, who does not believe il highly
probable that his account will lie in
some new discoveries. All ages and !
conditions are running after the FL !
Dorado metal. The professionals are
aside their gowns, and the
political papers have all been trans
muted into gold. Clay is no longer
Of value, unless concealipg
a new and yellow vein; and the wheels !.
Of government CRATE harshly upon their
axlcs, without the accompaniment Of
the precious metal. This is u melan-
choly state of things. No disease can
be more horrible, political "a well as
moral. Enriching and beneGttiug
other lands, the countries which have
this all-direc,ins engine, have
,een invariably, and from all time, ,he-
'bodes Of poverty, misery, and disease;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

CurRoxEEs. The Cherokee Phe-
nix, of Sept. 4, contains a'ietter from a
Chiof of the nation to tho editor, dated
2i,h August, of which the following is
an extract.
Al the invitation Of the Creek Chief,
I attended their council at Wctumpka
on the lst inst. On the Cd under
stood Col. Croweli had arrived with a
company Of United States Troops. l
saw n white man that had been arrest
cd by the troops, by the Agents order,
for opposing emigration, who had been
citizen of the nation 40 years, and
carried over the hnc into Alabama. \
also snw Mr.. Smith a half breed Creek.
who has also been arrested, he told me,
on charge of opposing emigration,
solely by persuasion, aud placed under
guard by the United States Troops.
from whom not wishing to he prison.
or, he attempted to escape by flight, in
which attempt the military fired on him,
but fortunately missed him.. II
In short time after The arrival OF
Col. Crowcll, ] received the following
note.
IN wErcMrxA, ID Aug. 1890.
Sir,-I learn since my arrival at this
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
David Maytins

, n, alS Just rseeirsi, and offers for sale.
I, \"iiSH editions Of the following work. w.
Nca"l'on's new Carpenters Guide. an imnr,ved
ana en'assei edition. explained in Theory and
Ffaence by numerous engrayings; lv 4,o
'erEu>'ns Lectures On select subjects m Nscb..
mes' tb d'osIa,ics, Pneumaucs, OPTICS and As.
U'hpmy; new and improve edition ,danteJ
-. - tue present state of Science: ly 8yo
'A.sri! Novels, new edition, With the Authors
Notes, elegant eugrAvinss
'"'ert'oH's History II charles Fifth. " Co.,
'-''C, work ut he British Poets, with R;,...r,.
pmea' AID Critical Prc:4ces by Dir. Akin in
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oTAnto, Gulliyer's travels. Sentimental Io,r.
a nsE, &c; complete in lv limo
~! ROCKET Cyclopedis, 9th edition. enlsrpsa
and improved e"'"'Seu
history of England, in which III. nost
'eNarksoie events are illustrated nv numerous
- Snfoohcal engraving; in lv Emo
NNOonsl Portrait Gallery of Iihis,rious and
eminent Persenages Of the 18Th Century. en-.
y SD on steel, with memoirs Of each
I ias''A'ons OF shskespesre's Ph,s
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Retail GROCERY Sture.

vUlHE subscribers, at their store, comet OF King and
l. Fairfax streets. offer for sale
Gunpowder TEAS. partly of the Melvill's car;
Imperial 60, imported last month, and
Young Tyson Of very superior qualities.
Java old white, green and Rio coffee
I.oaf.sugars, part steam refined
Brown sugars, of prime qualities
Mace, nutmegs cloves and all other spices for fat
mily use
London Particular Madeira, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
Malaga
st. Julian Claret incases of one dozen,I
or by the bottle,
CognAc and peach brandy
Old Jamaica, West india and Northern rum
Holland gin, pure, and country gin
Old and common whiskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West India moasscs
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' Gunpowdtr
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
old & good by
Mould and dip candles } Sam b. Lsrmour
Family four best Shenandoah brands
BestsEnglish mustard
indigo, madden, and other dive stufs
With variety of other articles, all Of which will be
sold at very moderate prices.
NJ B. Families to whom choice tea is desirable, are
requested TO give the above trial
June IA SAMUEL B LARMdUR &. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Yeas. Coffee, Brandy, &C

NAMUEL MEssERsWITH offer, for sale
= Is chests young Tyson TrAs oe v.,;.
g chests sss,,. s""po~dsr oa;"rG :!
a41 S sn e ss'' so.e, }"per. very reduced
IS half chests and boxes Y. II. prices
100 bags Rio and Porto Cabelo coffee
S bags Jamaica pmento
10 do Sumstn pepper
rs boxes and half boxes Bakers & Tapham's
"a chocolate
14ptres Cognsc brandy, part Of which is old
aud fine, and WILDE sold low TO close sales
II hslfpipesdo Siegne.tc's brand
pipes Holland gin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 4th prosf
80 bbls Baltimore wh:skey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in afppcs
renerife and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, Sherry, and Lisbon, in half ar casks
800 bsgs shot, from the Phoenix Shot Tower Co.
constant supply Of allsizss, stthe factory
$50 reams cap, post and letter paper, from the
mandatory of ID. }. Ames
20 reams straw paper
100 do common Wrapping 90
60 bundles bookbindess' and band box boards
l70boxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj.
,s'e % NJ y; I "'s 8: +. close sale.
12O pieces German Hessians
tons clean Russia hemp
10. 900 bushels TrrksIs!apd salt ma,ck &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Money wanted.

One THOUSAND DOLLARS is wanted, at legal
~ interest, for twelve months for the prompt pay
ment of which such security will be given cannot
fail of satisfying the most cautious. Applyto
aug 81 JNO CORSE, Broker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04

lindsay, MN Il 20.
IaTE ON HIND, g. OFFER FOR S4LE:
II = hoGshcads St Croix
= j So barrels do
Is ibid, New Orleans fSOGafS
10 do Porto hico
boxes steam refined loaf
10 hhds New Orleans MOL4SSES
100 packages gu.,owderc) TEAS, in chests. !
1@.sn and young e sSs,'i boxes 's ID
!; ; E {: s; 5; s.! $ ::'' eo''Ss
% n nsh j ss~ England RUN
pipes Holland
3 do BARRIERS Swan GIN
10 bbls country
half pipes cogniac brandy, signett's brand
hhds gold coiOied sherry
do Boquet
half pipes Sicily Madeira WyNES
ar cask Howard do
10 or casks Msrseilles do
do do Malaga sherry
10 bbls apple brandy
SO do cider; ~ do apples
Is bbls tanners oil
% do do p %tss PORK
do alum
5Jrcans straw paper
Is casks cheese
IS bales Cuba tobacco
5kegs do, Gray & Psnkey's brand
1Ohaif boxes No chocolate
20drums figs; serOon indigo
200 boxes bunch mu'o''e'' }RaIslNs
aud bloom
sacks soft sheled almonds
Deiicas
do La Rosa sEGaRs
do Cabana
do Syria J
bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 do piTnenta
5bbl nu,mcgs; do cloves
so o. 'S Do . having SOAP
s5 J do do )
Alum in kegs, mustard, ginger snuff
Pepper, copperas, birthstone, salt pe're
PimeIta, fig blue, &c. &c.
SILT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
2COG do Cad'z
april g w. H. y r. 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Choice lime.

lust received, $50 casks fresh Thomaston Lime
D and will be sold low off the wharf
~ 10 JOSIAH III. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
MOlNSSeS
New Cheese.
Porto Nien Sugars

0l''DS. j,,, received per schr Astres, Prince
= lsom Ncwlatk. and Tor sale by
LINDSAY, HILL 4 Co.
sAS - (M II. Y 4. 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04

French Wines.
iOOCASES Chateau Laville Claret
lOO IS do Medoc do
50 do ST. Emilian do
IS do Sauterne Wine
This day landing, and for sale by
w. FOWLE G. Co.
The above Wines are represented of superior quail
ty, consignment from France, and will be sold
on asfavorsbe they can be purchased in any
other market. arg9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
New Goods.

New Goods.
DICHARD s. HOPKINS & Co. have received an
additional supply of
SE.4SON.4BLE DRY GOODS,
Which they offer for sale on accommodating terms.
Among them are
Calicoes and ginghams
Fou!ard muslns
Black gro de maps
White and black silk hose
DO do cotton do
Linen cambria and flag hdkfs
Black hastings
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves
Gauze hdkfs and scarfs
Bell and lutestring ribbons, &c. &c.
jy2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04

Notice.
4 O DOUGLASS informs the public, that having
IL. made arrangements to devote his time exclu.
svely to the
BOOK BINDING g. BLANK BOOK MI
NJ1F.4CIURLNG BUSINESS,
lie has taken the second story of the large warehouse
corner Prince and Fairfax streets sign the Ledger,
where hs intends keeping for sale constant supply of
Merchants account, Office, and Blank School
BOOKS, such us
Ledgers, Letter Books,
Journals, Cash Books,
Day Books, Waste Books,
Invoice. Books, Record Books,
Bill! Books, Copy Cyphering Books.
Memorsndums, &C. of every description ofruling and
binding.
Books ruled and bound to particular patterns with
neatness and durability, at the shortest notice.
booksellers can be supplied with Blank Books of SUI.
peror materials and binding, at Philadelphia prices
jy3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Xxx mDmnNa
Sum,ner Goods.

JAMES MCKENZIE & Co. have just received.
% Painted or F0ulard muslins
Italian lustrngs extra quality
Black satin levantine
DO Pamerynes
Open worked cotton hose
Cause hapdkerchiefs
Heavy Irish linens in demi pieces
Super soft finish cambrcs
Wide bobbinetts and footings
Russia crash, etc. etc.
aug16
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Oia Madeira Mine

' pipes. halt pipes and quarter casks, from the
N'"Nc ct Hnrdock Go. warranted to be of the ,..
h''' salty, alwa, 5 for sale BY
- . !. e, CNZENoVF 4 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
Eor Bremen.

IN B. HEZICk,
h.u master She is a very SUI
'NC,. !, - burtacu $50 tons, and viii carry
Pt' SG ''s mil hmm; the principal part OF her
aoa; 500 hhd' an met with despatch. For freight
.,5o eng 'se'' "'' "''N :. MESSERSMtrH.
iileia, advances "''''N sug5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
More New Goods.
More New Goods.

More New Goods.
nY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown We
ID have received:
Bobbinet pelerines, elegant patterns
Ad.isnople ginghams and prints
Printed csmbr,c musns
Super black bombazines
Colored cambria glo.cs (LadicS)
Inennes blue, buff aud pink
Londonfnc plaid ginghsms
Brown bonnet ,ambrics
Heavy black sinchews
Do brown and green do (for umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannoes
Fancy printed cravats
White aTiIlings
Green floor bazes
Carpet bndmgsi &C, &c.
And per packet, from Philadelphia,
case ladies' parssoIs, and
Gentlemen's summer umbrellas
iyl2 JAS MCKENZIE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04
.Mackerel, Mornings, &c.

.MaCkerel, Mornings, &c.
4 ANDING, from schooner Leader.
200 bbls No. mack erel, fall and spring fishery
90 bbls No herring
9 bbs lamp oil
IS hid. retailing mo!asses
9 hhds n. T.. rum
10 bbs soap
IS boxes musca,ei raisins
3 chests young hyson tea
20 pieces tow cloth
For sale by JOHN u. LApD,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04

Paper, Tobacco, etc.
400 REAMS large size wrapping paper
kUU 30 boxes small lump tobacco
Landing and for sale by JAMES IRWIN.
Who has in Store,
40 hhds New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
90 barrels steam refined sugar
20 do New Orleans rum
90 do country gin
10 do cordias, assorted
40 boxes ana half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
20 10 do ginger
10 bags race do
3 pipes cognac brandy
8 half pipes do
20ticrces fresh rice
40 bags green uio coffee
90 do white do
90 baskets weet oil
All of which he offers for sale on moderate terms.
iuDe 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

hmeni could he greater! empty dishes TO confirmed
gonmdnd! Hunger l. an imprsctcsbie and freuul
disease Mr. Randolph need, therefore, expect no for
gveness unit, the Inteiig encer becomes 'the official
Government Journal at the seat OF Government II
but few days that the eroficisl, announced that
MIR. X. had s,corn that he would the long
bridge This statement il afterwards took back with lite
usual address. Nov, 1t complains that Mr.. said at
Norfolk that he did no, go abroad TO attend foreign
levses. or 10 make bows TO titled digniisries"
This remark clearly sfirms that had Mr. II. no other
iuduccment than the idle qualification Of senseless
pride, he would no, have gone abroad 1sy no means
asserts that he will not ate nd foreign levees make
bow 10 the Auocrat. IL declares that his object, i'm
,oing obroaa was 10 attain higher ends'o serve his
country. The observance Of the usual and proper
spect to the constituted authorities Of Russia will be
one Of the sources through which Mr.. r. will achieve
the object Of his mission. There lew
versant with human nature the orator OF Roanoke
and all who know him have seen that few have more
OF that suariter IN rodo which the confidence
OF those with whom he wishes 20 associate. His in
tercourse with his constituents, and their attachment to
him is in point. rU s. Tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
MIS- GMHHA Yr@OWS.
HORSE MILLS.
Bush, Hartford County, Nd. |


j. S. SKINNER, ESQ. July II, 1880. :
Sr,-Your correspondent from Sampson County, N.
G. wishes information, relative TO small
and gris mills, by which the Inconvenience attendant
on large bodies of sagnant water, may be avoided In
answer beg leave TO state that positive facts
preferable to speculative probabilities and in regard to
gris mills, felt every day convinced that the
for which obtained patent i'm 1927, will obviae
ry difficulty. will warrant il to grind any kind of
grain equal in quality to any merchant mill in the
try, and TO grind FIVE bushels of good Indian meal per
hour, with four horse power; for particulars,
would refer your correspondent to No 81 Vol. H. OF
the American Farmer. Some of my mills have been
in constant operation since January, 1927 which
now good new, much improved in speed and
have been worked twelve months without picking. The
space occupied by one is very SMALL il may be easily
attached TO cotton gins, threshing machines sc. As
guarantee all have asserted, have considerably
derrated its powers.
The price is one hundred dollars and if the number
required would remunerate me for my journey, would
be the spot, and attend to their erection myself
Respectfully, yours, w. w. FORWOOD.
p. s. Communications post paid will receive prompt
aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
THRESHING MACHINE.

Chambersbmg, PENN July 13.-we Witnessed,
chine which think possesses decided advantages
any other yet known in this part of the country The
outward appearance of the machine is quite simple. 1t
occupies but little more room than windmill,
and requires only two TO attend it, 10 give il
motion by the turning of crank, and the other TO sup
ply the grain, which it extracts from the hull with sin
guar rapidty and ceanness Part of bundle that had
been threshed in the usual way and thought be well
done, passed through the machine and half pint Of
grains extracted! Two will do much with this
machine in an hour as they in day with the fail
The price understood to be about $50.
The most efficient and perfect in its operation that
we have at work weeks since at that most
productive and splendid farm, Hardwood, the Gun
powder river.
The machine threshed, perfectly clean, wheat which
had bean soaked in water 20 make the operation diff
fcu as possible-no grain TO be found in a head,
nor was grain broken in passing through the machine
T.fnerican Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
COMMISSION BUSINESS -rho .,,,,sc,it-- -.

a COMMISSION BUSINESS-The subscriber bav-
~ ing taken that large and commodious fre.proof
%arehouse' formerly occupied by Messrs. J. & w.
Souhgate, with of the best and most convenient
wharves in the Borough Of Norfolk for the purpose of
establishing himself in the Commission business bees
leave most respectfully to inform his friends and the
public, that all business committed TO his CHARGE saII
DC attended TO with fidelity and despatch, and can most
confidently assure all who may think proper TO make
consgnments to him, that be most indeiatigabe exer-
ions shall be made in the sales Of those consgnmens to
me promotion OF their interest The subscriber hopes
by strict and unremiiting attention to his business TO
merit share Of publrc patronage.
The House and Wharf will in a very fe W weeks be
IN first rate condition to receive any thing.
Norfolk, July 20. 2l-w3, J. S. WORMELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

NNTHITE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ p c: Rootcs, deed. to make sale of that vau
able estate in the county of Gloucester state of Vir
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds and tie Hills of the best euality in that
section oil country minute description of this Estate
Is unnecessary is certain that persons disposed to
purchase VIII examine ii particularly uv, az ;nxaJ
TO do so, and Mr. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed TO show any who
desires it, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to both, aordng vgaton to vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance The improve.
ments consist OF large brick Dwelling House, with
four rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best styles all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, AM most of them new. The Low Grounds Law
in one compact body, Immediately in front of the house.
without single break and every part to be from
the dwelling at single glance Of the eye; they are fine
y calculated for the production of Barley Wheat In
dian Corn, Cotton, &c. fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
oil the same extent, and one of the handsomest in Va
The time OF payment will be made TO suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands to cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, SC. will be sold with it, if REQUIRED
May III. l-wu JOHN TABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

(ESom Biaeseood's Magazine, for .sns.)
TO MY BABE.-BY DrLrA.
There Is no sound upon tho night
AZ, by the shaded lamp, trace
NV babe in infant beauty bright,
The changes Of thy sleeping face.
nullowcd forever be the hour
To us, throughout all time to come,
Which gave US thee IA living lower
To bless and beautiIy our home.
Thy presence is n chstm, which wakes
now creation TO my sight;
Gives lifc another look, AMI makes
The wi,hcred green, the faded bright.
Pure Us n lily or,hc brook,
Heavens siguet on thy forehead lies,
And Heaven is read in every look,
My daughter, of thy son blue eyes.
In = ccp thy little epri, seems
To some bright realm To wander bNck
And serapts, mingling with thy dreams
Allure thee to their shining track.
Already like a verLa flower
see thee opening 10 the light,
An day by day, and hour by hour,
Becoming mere divincly bright.
Yet in my ;adness stirs sigh,
Even for the blessings OF thy birth.
Knowing how sins aud sorrows try
Mankind, and darkcn Ger tho earth,
All, little dost thou weeu, my child,
The dangers of thy way before,
How rocks 10 every path piled,
Which few Unframed can Chamber DER.
Sweet bud OF beauty. how Oft wilt thou
Endure tho bitter tempest strfe'
Shall thy blue eyes be dimmcd-thy brow
Indentcd by the cares of iio'
= ifycars spared to thee alas.
IL may be- all. IL must be so;
For all that live aud brcathe-ihc glass
Which must he quailed, is dragged with
Yet ah! if prayers could ought avail,
So calm thy skies OF life should he,
That thou should'st glide beneath tho sail
Ofviftuc on u stoTmlcss sea.
And ever On thy thoughts, my child
Tho sacred truth should he impressed
Grief clouds the soul 10 sin beguilod,
Who liveih best, God lovcth best.
Across thy path, Religions star
Should evcr-shod its healing ray,
TO lend thee from this worlds vain Jar,
To scenes Of peace and purer day.
Shun vce--the breath Of her abode
u poisoned, though with stTown,
And cling to Virtue, though the road
De thorny-boldy IT vel on!
For thee ask not riches thou
Vert wealthy with spotless name.
ask not beauty-for thy brow
IL fair my desires could claim.
Re thine spirit loathing guilt,
Kind, independent pure and free;
BE like thy mothcr,-nnd thou wilt
Be all my soul desires to sec!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
PUBLIC NOTICE..
sHag1 N DIV LLh nel@ea are ,h ls;ps ,he

sSSss5rs(5n1Ns- WA G,,,, LLLEhs are respect
sss1 80 Western Stages Lynchburg
-ssiis SC. leave Richmond every Mon,
day, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock a. M and ar.
rive at Lynchburg the second day by p. NJ. and al
Salem the third day by p. Nj. where the Valley M all
line 10 Huntsville Nashville, SC. is connected Re-
turning leave Salem on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa.
,urdays at A: NJ and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays,
Fridays and Mondays, at A. M.-This arrangement
VIII give the passengers sufficient time for rest al
night. At Fuke's on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this
line is connected every trip by CaldelPs line which
passes Fincas'le aud the Sweet Springs connecting
with Porter and Be!den's lire at the White SuIphur
Springs, which runs TO Guyandoue on the Ohio River
Fare from Richmond TO Guyandotte, $50 miles,
so 7o-Io Salem, $50 miles, Sl2-To Lynchburg
10 miles, IS 90 The way fare is also reduced on the
Lynchburg line.
For seats to the Yves, apply at the Bar of the Union
Hotel Richmond.
IAN baggage or property, whether belonging to
pass nsers or sent by the STAGE the risk Of the own
ers thereof A. PATTERSON
Proprietor Richmond and Salem Routes
june a. S-H12t-