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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
LAND FOR SALE.

r WILL sell, at Lcbery, ON Monday the 2oth
y inst. that being the lst day Of Bedford Court, u
tract ofLand belonging to the Legatees Of Michael
Karnes, dec. This andIcs about one mile above Fan
cy Farm, and contains about 300 acres ofyauablc
land about half it cleared, Of which there are
much good bottom land, which is now fine Mea-
dow the remainder of the tract Is in woods alsi
much Oft prime tobacco land THIS tract has omit
for comfortable improvements and an excellent ste
a mill, where one was formerly erected. This land
will be sold to the highest bidder, at auction, on a
credit of twelve months the purchaser or purcha-
sers giving bonds with approved security, and If
required deed Of trust to secure the purchase mo
ney. SAMPSON SHARP, Adnr
Of Michael Kames, dec
Nov l. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
A CAR

n HAVE the pleasure to announce 10 the clti-
n zcn> of Lynchburg and the public, that | hayc
employed my Medicine Drug, &c Store, Mn
ALBERT q CARPESrFR young cent, nun wdi
qualified in all respects who has been regularly
raised n the aci 6Horn and hiehiV respectable
Houses of Mcssls Chures Marshall and George
w Carpenter, Of Philadelphia,
Howell DAVIES.
Nov L II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

N'l1an ltNsH#lN held AZ LcWlsbnrg, TO advance the
sraat cause 81 Internal Improvement, vii show the
r17aItof Their abars
The Committee appointed to consider and re
port "h ahcr any, aud what measures. onghl To be
adPo,s by tais Convention IN relation 10 the open
ms 81 lines OF commercial intercourse between the
ONO nf,r AMI Chesapeake Bay, through the cen
trtI sections 81 lac SUITE have given 10 the highly
Important subject referred to their consideration,
an examination IN the various aspects in which II
presents Itself aud respectfully recommend thai
the Convention come n The following resolutions
l.. That II the opinion of this Assembly, the
best interests 81 the Commonwealth demand tn
ca@ly commencement and vigorous prosecution OF
liberal and enlarged system OF informal improve
ment aud for which purpose the resources OF the
State ought to be called Tor h. 10 an adequate ex-
tent
I'd. That the people Of Virginia owe ii To them
sclge, and 70 their posterity, To embark Without de
lay IL the grea, aad long contemplated work OF
opening avenues of ommcrcial intercourse between
The Western States and the Chesapeake Bay and
that III the opinion OF this Assembly, the de5tinies
OF the Commonwealth are intimately connected
with III" construction OF such lines, through the cen
trail divEIons ol her territory and population
Sd That in the opinion of this Assembly the
government of Virginia OUGHT to provide for the
carly rtcnmmenccnent and steady execution Of the
work ON The central Inc upon which II has SO lon,
deberatcd; and that the plan and execution there
oi, ought to embrace the deepening The .aifnt
James River canal the extension Of tho, iaolc
o! INSTRUMENTATION 10 Lynehbrg OF CoVngton
and the construction OF a permanent Inc of rail
N'ya from 'le f." 's,ih emu 81 inc canal '@'h emo
M,,. r,,i ,,l,, l.ra.,, ,,'a, ,l -,
prove the NAVIGATION of that stream, so as to rem.
der safe and convenient for steam boats, at all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

A london Commentary on The Dissolution Of
Gen. JacksoaS Ca5tnct-The following article,
copied from the London Morning Herald,
VIII show wha. intelligent foreigners think Of the
singular process ofreasoning by which the Pre'-
dent arrived al the conclusion that it necessary
to dismiss his entire Cdbiac;, because two of th.m
thought fit to resign
The cause Of the change ofthe Cabinet Of the
United States appears to be little understood IN Eng
land II Is in t;tct neither more nor less than this
General Jackson wishes TO be again elected Pre-
sident and AZ be found that one ofthe members of
his Ministry was about to be nominated as can
ddatc for that Office he dismissed him. on the ground
that he had promised, previous to his appointment
to office not to oppose the reelection Of the General
The President has dismissed the other Ministers,
because toUse his own remarkable language, he
felt 1t to be indispensable to re-organze his Cabinet,
proper-that it had come in tremendously, and as a
unit and as part was about to leave him, rr-or-
ganlzaton was necessary TO guard agelnst msrep-
reservation.
"lfsllch nonsense as this were to be used by a
King of England, people would mhesitatingly pro-
nounce him mad but we suppose 1t must be consid-
cred as excellent GOOD sense coming from the pen
of the Presiaentofthe American Republic 1t will
be observed that the General inds NO fault with the
members ofthe Cabinet as public servants on the
contrary, he has acknowledged that they were all
very efficient and excellent officers.
L Is not therefore, on account ofthe interests of
the State that they We're dismissed but in order to
ensure his own reelection to the Presidents Char
In short il IS clear that with General Jackson, his
own paltry ambition Is every thing; the nation O.
yer whom he rules, nothing. Surely the Amerl-
cans will not re-elect man who can thus act con
rary to every principle of republicanism and free
election {"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
DIP. WIN. III. Ii. CHRISTIAN

~ FFERS his prof ssiona services to the citl-
W zens of Lynchburg and the adjacent country.
His Shop is at Mr.. S. S. Dnguid's Store near the
Virginian Office, and his private residence on the
Courthouse HI opposite Mr.. Licsats.
Nov Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

1T The Abingdon Republican dsapproves deci-
dedly of the proposition to split asunder the Old
Dominion, q the blessed mother Of us all" We are
glad to see such sentiment in that quarter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
FRUIT TREES.

IENllE Subscriber has resided nearly ten years
II N the vicinity Of Lynehburs, during which
time there Inns arisen amongst the public desire To
stock Their Orchards with the best kinds of fruit
and, IN order 10 do So many have sent to Mr. VIII.
lam Prince, OF New York for trees, at GREAT cx-
pcnsc, and nt the risk that trees brought from the
North, ON account of the length of time they nrc
kept out OF the ground would not survive and pro
ducc fruit The subscriber, ever wishing to be of
"A service 10 his country rs well as that he might
thereby procure for hmsefa support, has Gndcra
ken 10 rase Nursery Fruit Trees of all the best
kinds IN Virginia and the choicest kinds of Nor
thorn fruits IN the greatest variety; and he now of
itrs TO the public selection of trees and scions
equal TO any in the world und on a6 low terms as
they can be afforded The time of uonsplantlng
has arrived and persons wanting cannot apply too
soon. The subscriber has them OF all sizes mnny
Us large rs can wrllbc fansplanted so that he VIII
be able to supply any order which may he gwen
All trees and sclons furnished by INN viii be war
rantcd 10 be ofthc kinds certified and all applica-
tons personally or by mail, viii bc particularly at
tcndeFto, and despatched with care and attention.
Any information rs TO the uansplantng will be
gwen 10 the best skill and judgment of the subsc1-
Der. JOHN RlCiIESON igthI
~ Orders on at the Store of Mr. John lIollms
will be attended To, where Catalogues may be OBJ
tanned r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

...-. are already aqpni5d that f.
: barbour has been appointed a p'i'sa's
&c. '''...z ,bs Orange Congressional District II
% r..'e -. Convention. The subjonsi letter
he bi''"'''s ,,.a,,n informs the public Of hi 4e-
TOW. ,,a,s of the appointment
ct 2'''s RporasyILLe, Nov. q, 1881.
e..--,,r Eaton Stanard was 50 2ooq as u oe
Sill, our note u me, enclosing the le>aia
me bea.l " ci,jzens drputai ly the Peor- op-
ions o. SUI election Of Aadra" Jaei,son, l.
.5sea u IT, toreprssent this Congressional
-hoase - -. National republican Convention
''s.l ISM ~ he held IN Baltimore on the SECOND
noP9s.' y, ne.t month BY these ! learn tey
9l'.i a'9,a-ci me with this appointment My mn
ha'e NJ, t,ase who have appointed me. my en-
f.sl'ss' - nf sentiment with them III the CD
u. y, effected by the Convention, aho Il con-
Nt =" -, a., man can with praplety refuse the
F'a'.'a ', INV assigned him hy his Feilow-t1l'-
'i''o.' ;,as like these, VIII . our country is dc
"''' -, the tyranny and misrele OF the present
s'a"' - are considerations winch induce
'.'' ,,..,,onty to accept thu appointment.
"7 49,, - Nth SINCERE pleasure perceive IN these
-, The tribute 50 Justly pald to the worth
IL, Clay.-uayng long served win nm IN
q. IN, Ii, c,ants. and for portion of the time IN
=, In him 50 intimate as 10 'drhlsh inc oest
",a@n run. Justly to appreciate his talents and In.
' aa'r a am happy that can moss sincerely
so1i u ts ntim snt' expressed by my y I' @
-. :, a,tt'rlng to tins justly distinguished 1t-
VIII fb.,n shall r joce 10 see Inn elevat-
zen /" c5 I If Ma,stTa y of,he United States
-. L,,i,s am conf Int he will discharge IL a
VIZ .,r...,,, ING with tina: which prevailed IN
M G ,,r' US Of th, Republican, iii IS meae
Us. W. ,-'?ab ca1n,tnow anticipate that our
" ,sa' o5", be attained onyb the selection OF
5aa,N, ci,i.en; then, indeed, as orr motto Is ON
,o.atry, compared with whose honor ana the pre-
.-.ltioa of her noble institutions names are nom
~, uanry CLAW will be abandoned by me without
,..,,Iion II is therefore to Inc source of umlX-
,la.stfc,.ion when reflect that | shall carry with
.no the convention as wei from duty as lnel-
..,,,a til. views and wishes ofmy Constituents.
Yuu- FelloE Citlzcn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
DAGGES' OEFAN L..
ANOTHER REQUEST.

VIHHOSE persons indebted To the sub criheT
a previous 10 the - day Of November 1891
are request 10 make immediate payment.
! am very Rnsions to close all drbts due me
up TO that da'e. nv mot uute'gued thanks
are her oiIrred TO Customers ior TIC eneon'-
rgemrn, already extended 10 ward mr.. aud
hope they ~l gill lonllnue TO Hr0m hemstiVtl
an " Fortunes WAY, by calling. or seuding "r.
ders Tor chances, TO = Ioplun's Cotnee."-
T,cke,s aud shares in most ol the Virginia
Schemes, may be had by Application to
wa. DIGGE9.
Nova its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

More Rum0rS We Ncrc reilly IN hcpce that
rscolure OF Nat Turner would put an end to the
rlqos Of instructions which have So long filed
IL pat!c ear and winch, IN ahaos. very instance
4Rr tanlcd out 10 have 40 better foundation ,hna
tie co@aollce Of their propagators. But we have
hen m.s,akea The Orange { H. Press, of the
ilta INST informs Us that three negroes have been
ufprehtnd1d m Madison county, and stfe now III
III. epon the charge 81 conspir.ng al instruction
AM adds, It's arumor, that aquantity Of ball some
powder and few FIREARMS had been discovered by
ne patrol, which caused tLclrapprehcrson. When
benz examined, before commital the negroes sta
ted that general rising was Intended IN Culpepcr,
Madison, and at Gordonsville (n Orange and
that the parties were finally to centre at Orange
courthouse They also confess that they were on
~ waiting for a further supply of ammunition which
hey had sent tor by negro waggoner to Freder-
issoTg, tocommcnre their operations Like the
thousand enc reports which have gone before, We
aoat not that this is exceedingly exaggerated and
shall not be at all surprised indeed, if il turn ont c
be entirely fabulous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
Wholesale and Retan :.

Wholesale and Retan~
SV1g ow OPENING. auI for sale. Yhois.~s
III o. 'irleil. At The mort htDDChD FFt.
CE5. the following y ifh maGy oihff ssif1ss :
50D gnli' hrsi LHsp OIL
600 ID, best maddes
500 Gun shellae
5'Ho sub Logs
6D0 Bile Gnial
90 b5tes Window GIafs
loo III Putty
900 Oh tnriol
5oO Nqph Forts
100 Qoi1k slyer
gcno Gl,H.hrf Salif
$50 r,.a.a % y
tao Sah futr
.uau ALUM
ltugalls. sweet Oh
2'os gals. sPfs. Iwpen,ioe
ZOO lbs. CoPpt'as
~ Ctnunmon Bark
goo Brnn.tonn
Castor OIL by the barrel. gallon, and boitis
~ IN, 81 Pistols, + Int aud Percussion locks,
duuble aud single bard !, with aud without
Bpyonots many Of them beautifully tn'b
ed
A lo,g, and bsen,ifui assortment Of Pen ann
fockc kniyrs
A large erd beautiful assortment Of Scissors
Madeira WIN, by ,h" barrel gallon or bou'e
MADEIRA Purl, Llrrri, Champaign. halsga ann
hlusca, de toHman WGrs
Lonaon B,op n Stout
DO StonI rotler
Family MoIassrs
Best spnni,h Chocolate spicea and sweeIcned
Gold H. al aud VRiuishrs
INK Powders, and IndellLIe Ink
Iudkm's aud Shepherds Ointmrnn
Naples, PalnJrtDv aud Bathing Soaps.
SnrrIn,lrs VARGAS ND. mad various coloureI1
glasses
Pipes aud Smoking Tobacco,
DT phrlp'. Arranuni, Ia netD Tt'u.agJ
Bears Oh, nnd b., : l,tca6r nv .
Leo ) Anti BilIVGs PHI,
Letter aud Cup Pal.f
best Nutmegs
DO do powdered for famd.rt =. P. -
Keepers. hc.
Best Canister Gun Powder
Candies kisser, Almonds, kasinB q
Gln powder
lmpcInl
oouchong, ; TEAS.
Powchong aud
Bohea,
Mustard of superior quality
Tin aud Mahogany Ditasug Eaxes
Braunul Shut Bosrs n3.ottd
Heal ltrlihn Vlolnn Slrnx.. assorted
Eeni Old Spn,liAh Srsasg OF Tie NOD f.-uf
i've brands
brushes Of tptry ki0d
Lemp Black, a,d NrrdRiis
Chrome We how Rcd, aud Green
CuppinS instruments. aud lra.sps
POitussiun tHps stoiitd s,zes md as4arird
sizo Box.
Rowland Chlydor, for The complex ou a 5si0
nfieis,)
Real MH'"sssr Oil
J. NE, y,srtu, Huu,oV,at, Salt ,,oyp .r5..i.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
A very valuable Tract of Land
TOR SALE.

pie undersigned will sell great bnrg1in
X IN valuable Tact Of Land, lying IN
Bedford county. on The head waters II Goose
Creek, ~ the ioot Of the Blue Ridge. about q
mnles from =. Buf0rds. containing ny n late
survey 1920 81 Hcr,s / hr surveyor was Te
qoe.t j 20 note the qnaity aud quantity ia
~oods AID the following ID his suien report
597 81 ntGes one survey, ~ good land. Ines we'll
hnt in woods. mud has upwards Of s@iy acres
e low grounds--3l3 3 1 may Nil be said 10 be
in woods, so,ne good land, out generally thin
aud broken-3l4 Id nne half lies wells good
tobacco lHnd the Other half rough aud poor
tho well tinbsrrd The irms conmoda
tug, say 2 aud years. or ior chsh.--euNer
uHs good haign'u can be hady Application
To mr m lyncbhurg. The Land will be sbewu
by 1homs, j. iiIIl. Who lives on the preoIsrss
TO aoy one wishing TO pUtch.se
JOS. l.. KOYALL.
OF. 81 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Inc Rail R2aA-Books for subscription TO s.o-h
IN the New River Raj Road were opened in Rich
m9ad on Tuesday last. We have not yet had time
10 near the result but from an article in the Com
P1tr oithc llth, We are led to hope much That
p'oer says, From the temper manifested by many
Of the citizens is dent that the might OF adverse
(which has so long envcloped US, viii be seen pas
S'ns to glorious day, and Richmond prove itself
@onhy otbeins the Metropolis Of the vcnerated Old
dominion" So note IL be!
The Abingdon Republican compliments the spirit
OF the people of Lynchburg in strong terms.
" Whatever (says that popcr) may have been the
opinion otsome about the public spirit ofthe citizens
OIL Lynchburg, they will now be satisfied that
hyneho0rs hos done her datg, in mannerthat can
''' DC gratifying to every friend OF Internal In
Po''n'eh' IN this part ofthe State; and they will
~" DC convinced that the spirit of Internal Improve
'ag'' mas taken such deep root that the interests of
'f State will not allow its being STONED at New
WI he popular cry will be, onward, onward
''''' we snail reach the Mississippi" Again We
<'y SO mote ii be!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
LLWlsBURG CONVENTION.

Il : atcmpera's bnt foreibly written document.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

- J" recommend to the perusal of the reader,
f''''y TO the candid and reasonable mem
4, u inc Jackson party, the preamble adopted by
~ -a'l''-Jaekson meeting of Albemarle which we
F''7"'''1 Is from the pon CT Professor Tucker, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

a An il7Joclison meeting has been called in
,'''''' TO appoint Delegates to the National Re
'.ah Convention, to be held in Baltimore on the
Eth December.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

= Al public dinner, in Knoxville, few days
UT loloWhg toast was offered by E. M Wal
he Lynchburg and Knoxville Rail Road
nc nest interests OF Eas Tennessee call for It's
5Pe9dy construction"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

- ~ I. r-nnl u onr 80. u. -.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
Mn. RUsH,s SIX QUESTIONS.

l. Have not the courts in New York decided that
a mason is an incompetent juror, on the trial of al
brother mason! Here know what Masonry will
say for know how it crceps into crovccs ii will
say, so are members of other corporations, where
fellow member is party to the cause: answer no,
not unless you show pecunnry interest at the bari
but let US pass this by and proceed.]
2. Have not Masons when sworn IN open court
refused TO give evidence that would bear unfayora-
big upon brother masons, preferring 10 be commit
ted to prison for a contempt Of court?
3. Have not other masons from the same cause
refused TO be at all when brought before the
court they, too, pleferrng Jail; by both which
con'umacious refs1ls the administration of Justice
has been brought to stand, in the case Of public
crime ofunparalloled auducity, terror and guilt?
4. Has it not happened, that on prosecution
by the whole people of New York against public
delinquent who was a mason, single juryman who
was brother mason, stood out against conviction,
whilst to the minds Of the eleven not masons, his
gutwas considered TO be established; and was not
this delinquent one Of the persons charged with be.
ing accessory to the murder of Morgan-present
when he was inundated?
8. Have not these distractions to justice grown
ont of the terrifying ouths which masonry imposes;
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
WHAT IS rHEEMAsoNRY2

II is a falsehood, founded ON fasehood.
1t claims to be moral Institutions but it teaches
drunkenness and debauclery. "a .,
It claims to he charitable; but spends its funds
for Refreshments and foolish ornaments.
II claims to he benevolent; but, like an insurance
Company, those who pay high premium are the
only ones entitled TO draw from its funds when re-
duced to the necessity.
1t claims to be virtuous; but it encourages vice by
offering to the guilty, facilities of escape from pun
ishment,
1t claimst to BIO ancent,--coeval with time; but il
is of modern date.
1t claims to be unalterabe yet alterations and ad.
ditions to il constantly made.
1t claims to be honorabe; yet the candidate for
its mysteries must be blindfolded and haered, like
candidate for tho gallows; ..,.. 5s.I pss
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28
NEW DEFINITIONS.

Absurdity--Any thing advanced by opponents
trary TO our own practice or above our comprehension
Ambiguity-A quality deemed essentially necessary ia
diplomatic writings and law proceedings.
BushiugA practice least usodby those who have most
occasion for it,
cunning-Thc simplicity by which knavcs generally
outwit themselves. -tt3
Dilci--A place in which those who take too mucllwne
Iaro pit 10 take little water
Finger-An uPpendnge in ring, and of great use
in taxing snuff
Gan--Losing life to win money '..a..
Idol-What many worship in their shape who would
be shocked at doing any other.
QuOck-A man who only wants diploma 10 make him
la regular physician
Sare--Aackng the vices follies Of others, instead
of returning
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

and left nothing Of its existence, but its name,
its meetings, which were changed from being
annual to triennial, and its charitable funds,
which were ordered to be deposited with the
state legislatures. This fundamental modihca-
ton. with the well known cause OF its contin-
uance, in the shape it was made TO assume BY
its own members,appeased the public; though
Jefferson, and many others, expressed a deci-
ded disapprobation of its continuance at all.
Conclusion in our Next.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

Duteh Painting.-The Dutch excessively fond Of
paint that in three villages they had bedaubed
The height ofsx eight feet tho trunks ofhe trees which
hordered tho road and sometimes TO the distance Of
mile Possibly ibis might have been done to destroy in
sccts but the of the trees seemed TO render such pre-
caution unnecessarily Dates and Distances.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-10-28

Hrioms.-The man whose word can always be depend
ed upon, is sure to bo always honest
There is nothing worthy ufa than truth
thing makes him feel SO despicube n lie.
Avoid those who take pleasure in troubling OILERS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Sale Of i,Ots.

Will: be offered for sale the premises on 81.
" 1URDdH. The frst day Of October nert, the
following LOTS OF GROUND, to close the admins.
raton of the estate of'he late Aun Butcher deceased
No. 9. ONE LOT Is feet inches on Queen
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets, running
northwardIy to the centre of the square l76 feet
inches.
No. 4. ONE LOT containing a quarter Of
square, and adjoining the above on the northwest
corner OF Alfred an Princess Streets
No. 10. ONE LOT with small frame house
on The southwest of Alfred and Princess streets
Is feet on Alfred by l23 feet inches on Princess
street.
No. s. ONE LOT on the northwest corner
Of Columbus and Princess. is feet inches on Prin-
cess by l76 feet inches Oh Columbus streets.
No. IL. ONE LOT, about 90 feet on Prin-
Cess by As feet on ,lired street Also
The one-fourth part of Fire-proof WARE.
HOUSE on Market iIIey
Terms made known ~ the pace IF SALE
TAINTED 10 Purchase,
Ground Rent of twenty dollais per annum. For
one well secured liberal price will be given.
sept 7--diw&eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
BvilZNeover & Co.'S

Splendid Lanes Of :. Blue Sajety CoacheS," 0e-
nceen Washington and Baltimore.
s1IR,T LINE, o'clock Passengers by this tne
4 arrive in Baltimore by lOo'cock, const qnentiy IN
time FOR the IL o'c"ck bos' for Philadelphia
Second Line, 9 O'Clock. uia BaifimOre g. Ohio
Rail load 80 No delay stoppage by thus Ilne AS the
Car rs always IN readiness Passengers arrive IN Bat'
more to early dinner.
Third Line. Q o'ci0ck-Arrives IN Baltimore
to early supper, between and p NJ
~ To the citizens of Alexandria and the public III
general the rroprIetors tender Their grateful schno"
led emen'r CIR the encouragement gwen to the Blue
Nf.t, Col,hes and would assure them that they can
always frd speedy aud safe conveyance on Their sr'
rival in Washington Coach viii be IN waiting at the
WHAT upon the arrival of the steamboats, from A'exsn
dria " cstcrn pass myers sure ut obtaining di
r,ci c.nveyagcc through to Baltimore, Ir Boyds
inc from Winchester is connected with the above.
For seats please apply a. ii Clagtn's II. tel
JOHN WEST, Agent.