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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

'HNO JOHN WILKINSON, SuElnG FOR
II THE BENEFIT GEo. WILKINSON
Sir: As you are not known to be an inhabila nj
of Virginia, you are hereby otlfi; I'd, that We
shall, on the second Saturday in January next
being the 18th day Of the month, between the
hours OF o'clock in the morning and sun SET
at the Franklin Hntel, in the town of Lynch.
burg, proceed to take the deposition of Reuben
Byrch and others: and on the Monday following.
at the tavern of Edwin Jordan, in the town of
CarteTsvIlle, those of Albert &. Hudgins and
mnselcy s. Stratton, and others and on Tues
nay the 18th, at the tavern of Richard Bass,
Powhatan Court Houfe, the deposition Of said
Bass and Others; aud on the 9th of same month,
at the Washington Tavern. in the city of Rich
mend that of Chastain c.. Saunders and others,
to be read In evidence IN a suit now pending in
the County Court of Powhatan. wherein YOU
are plaintiff AID we are defendants The taking
at said depnsitipns will continue from day to day
until completed, where you may attend if you
think proper:
WIN. 81 HENRY MONTAGUE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

NARAWING of tho Union Canal Lottery,
HG No. 25:
l6 SO 81 So "a 26 50 1 A,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

~ HORSE BILLS printed at the Wing office
in the best manner, with various and splendid
figures of Horses
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

" K WISH to for The ensuing year, a
w number of NEGROES, Chi, fly hoys and
females, without ncutnbranc'., to walk IN our
Cotton Factory part OF them arc wanted
immediately
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
0ct -pow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

conduct of Simpsons has provoked thu lowing
castgation from ncighbor, in his paper of this
morning:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
= .h.ir.na we aonbt 4 the record efmer.

70 their end. We donbf 4 the record Of NOR
tslity any where can Prod1ee 50 singular an
occurrence The instances oil longevity
which It presents are Of themselves renArKa-
bic. bot their occurring SO nearly togethsr'
and within so small space, make tnen "or-
thy Of particular notice. Ihe persons arc
stated 20 have been very respectable citizens
Of that county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

The New Bedford Gazette states That X.
small pox has been Introduced into that town
hv an arrival from Gottenburg But two
casesL ve been known, and measures nav.
bseD taken to prevent the further spread Of
the disease. --------->
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

The Anti Masosic should recolleet an a
pinion delivered by great British Statesman
respecting the government of his country.
which is applicable to ours. Tho British CO. 4
stitution is net made for great, general, pfo-
scriptive exclusions: sooner or later it would
destroy them, or they it WAT. Gas.
.Nspsl-A letter from the Mediterranean.
received at Norfolk, states that tbs United
States Frigate Constellation, Capt. Wads.
worth. would sail from Mahon, LIST Oct. iss
the United States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
FREpEaIcYssuaa. Nov. :

Iadi@l Summer As an evidence Of fhe
nidness Of tie season, we were prescnie3
on Monday with couple Of very large AID
ripe Strawberries, taken from the garden az
a gentleman living in this county:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17
From the Richmond enquirer.

CoHsTABLEs FEES - TO the Public.
& The Legislature Of Virginia in the yeai
1921, reduced the fees SO low as 10 render
them sinadeqp te TO maintain themselves. in
the way in Which, as civil officers and gen
tlemen. they ought to live. In some districts
they are quite INDECENT The low fees keep
from office men best qualified to perform the
duty properly; and frequently happens, that
a Constable. after acting Que or two terms,
and just becomes well qualified to fill the Of,
fee. has to quit through poverty.
The fees OF Caostabhs IN the year 1920,
were, for executing a warrant for debt, 30
cents: for srresting. distrdining, or executlT g
an attachment. 81; and other fees in proper
tion At present. they are, for executing a
warrant 80 cts !, ter aYrestng, distralntng for
rsht. or executing an attachment 63 cents;
aud snmmoning a wines 81 ceats; and their
other fees IN proportion.
The Legislature OF Virginia few years a.
go. increased The bond Of the Constable to a
sun not exceeding $4,000, and allowed
Constables. in certain cases, to execute pro
cess, Sc ISSUED .rom the County aud Superior
Courts. and allowed them to take inde,nnl
fylng bonds, Having made the Office more
responsible, ana important, II seems neces-
sary that the fees should be raised, 10 induce
men OF taleRts, and htness, TO become can
didates 10 fill it Ia some Instances, two Con
stables are appointed to a small district and
thu Justices fail to try warrants for many
months. sometimes or 81 which delay
prevents the Constable from getting as many
cases as he would get, ii they were disposed
Of with celebrity The present unsettled and
mntinous condition OF the Slaves, require
more vigilance IN him: and men Of patriot
ism, integrity and talent, are required to I'LL
the office at such "a time.
1t is considered necessary that the next
Legislature should raise their fees
AkISTIDES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

The Charleston Gazette Of Saturday la.,
states that MIR. Berrien, the late ATTORNEY
General, has been Nominated to succeed Mr.
Lnmpkin as representative IN Congress, from
the district represented by that gentleman
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

Rfma,k abte Occmrence.-A letter 10 the
Editor, OF the Neriolk Beacon, from sub
scriher in Southampton county, Va. dated
a4th ult- states thai recently within the peri
OH of few weeks, and in The compass of a
few miles, in that county, the following
deaths have taken place: Capt 1aos Lsrag,
a-ed 10, lar no. Rahs, ageu So, Mr. Dir
on Kitchen. aged so; MIR .lRdre,os, aged %;
.toaa .Iio.Ais, aged so; airs. .a.ta Bogkin,
aged 30; Mis Sarah Draper agea 80, ana
MIS- .biaanfora. aged 30 years. The ages of
rhe 5 individuals making an aggregate al Cos
years. and average OF sl3 s.yeals eaca ana
sai is uIolo surprlsin. every one OF then,
c.hliuued active, and enjoyed good health e.
the luoinent Of the attack which brought then.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

?, James Barbour, E.q has been appoin,ca
Oeie."'e 10 The 8alnuore National Con,en
l''n' ny The National Republicans Of Orange
county, Va.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

short and conprehensive SERMON = rsps
the Portsmouth Journal of Saturday last.
Newspaper Bearo,sers Reader, IL Won
bsrro" this paper, send it right back-as YOU
may feel cheap after you have finished tins
paragraph
II tae tailor sends aesc coat home 10 YOU.
wesia you think your neighbor fair in his re,
quest for the first use OF Il?
II the baker leaves yon 10. loaf, should
you like 10 lend it to your neishbor and have
1t returned cold with The corners knawed off,
II the pennypest leaves leLcf on YOUR
counter, Should yau think il risht IN your
neIshoor TO seize it, before yon had timc to
reau IT. to toiiy load OF potatoes on il, and
taank you for the usc OF II some hours after.
4! ne should net DC 50 unfortunate as To lose
il?
u these things are not tishi-,hen IL Is NOT
i7shf 20 bolrols ne'rSPapc' ga tie tag .sl.ea
II IS published
We have received request from enc Of,
cur subscribers i0 discontinue hi uaner lor
me present, for nc other reason tiE.a that l..
Is Psagbed by boIftteers We presume tha
'h"y arr not such peIsun as hr can VERY wesf
+s"y ne use OF thc paper, 50 4 Is ,gah ao,
'offolctf, wilIeieF Jou are! lie ,,etson ,sh.
'en. yeu ms. alihoagh ne dpparcai'y dia
MIN ndch pleasure, Nt,hed t,,,t wa ,4s,.l
take The paper yourseil. aud moi take III
"e!F coa hot loaf. anO iet.cr belyre b., 10.
iIaSe Iull @sc vi them himself
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

The Albany Evening Journal states that
MIR. SHADE, the Aati Masonic candidate, has
an The titb trlal, been elected TO Congress in
the I'd district of Vermont. lately represent
ed by Mr. Ma.ary, deceased
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

Fa'ssee Enterprise The Editor of the
Bloomington fhenlx mentions 1hat two small
smecks, oil about forty tons burthen, their
decks within few Inches at the bends OF the
waters edge, with crew Of six men each,
started irom that port few days since lov
the South Seas, tsh OF fortune hunting.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

The New York American SAYS of Buffalo
Tongues This luxury OF the Western hun
ter has been recently introduced in some A..
bandanee among US by the American Fur
Company, and we can, upon full investiga.
ton Of the subject, bear testimony to the va
hue OF this contribution to the cause oil good
living"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-17

FaH Of Wsssa'e.--It is now thirty seven
years since Warsaw fell before the Russian
troops under the barbarons Suwarrew and
other Russian Generals. In that seige War
saw WAS defended by more than one hundred
pieces Of cannon, disposed upon thirty three
batteries
MIR CLAY.-Fhe Louisville Daily Focu.
states, that Mr. Clay, accompanied by two
OF his suns, has returned from Illinois 10 that
cay. ami 20 proceed IRON II TO lexington.
on the 5;n.
Sa'nael Wright Minor, Esq is announced
ne Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle as candidal.
or toa6rrss for the cstGlet lately repre-
.ssnied'by Gen. Lumpkiu,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
Trust Sale.

NY sirtae 4 4 cer ain deed Of ifntt, sfe ea
ID led by Wm. X. hnsas. 10 he uhdsrsigh-
ed trustees, b.sfing date the o2d dmy OF os'o
Der, 1890 aad ofresord 10 tie Clerks once
Of Amherst conntF Count. for tn purposes ~
sid deed expressed We. o. either of -, shsi
on Thursday BON o. Juos us' II fair. u not, on
tie ns n, IA II day ihersHftrr. Sundays excepted,
opon The premises. sell, fjr cash, NJ suction
The trsct OF land rhefron said itoane ooS iivrs
10 Amherst county. abou, eigh, mllrs from
Lynchbnrg, estimated 10 contain about seven
hpndrrd stres, more or iets.-Ihe land has up
on II valuable improvements. And the follow
ing slave, viz-John. Bob, Bait. Gentry, Fan
ny, Pol,, Nancy. Judy, aud her four children,
or 30 much thereof a. will be sufficient 10 paw
end satisfy the pfe,enl demand under the said
deed fTusf.
The title to the above property is believed to
he good--hut The undersigned will only convey
10 the pure haser OF purchasers such tide as they
hold under the sad deed.
JAMES l.. LAMK1S. Trus-
LEWIS r. WILLIAMS. tees.
Jnne 9. IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
Botet0urt springs.

fHBE subscriber brgs cave TO inform the
- publ {, that lie has reduced the rate Of board
al this establishment 10 q 90 per week, for
ladies aud gentlemen, aud to half that price,
for children, servants. and horses. Knowing
the rigid and laudable economy OF the people
ri LyuChburg, he hopes this reduction IN the
price oi board. Will attract their attention, and
hat he will be favored With large share OF
their patronage, during the approaching sea
son. ia has lately sent a bottle oil these wa
ters To DIR. Thomas Cooper, OF Columbia, 6.
Caroliua,) for he purpose of being anaJ zed
who is famed for hIs CHI mical knowledge. In
letter have from him on the subject, he pro-
nounces them TO be " exactly similar To those
oil Harrovgate IN khglan1, aud OF the York
Springs, aud tsflisle Springs, IN Penns, lsa-
niH, The celebrity OF which Is well known,
particularly the Turner. In fact, from two
Years residence on tn spot. and my obscrs a
tons dul ing ih't tlme, Of their eilecls upon a
great variety leases | can, with confidence,
pronounce them o he equal, or nearly so, TO
any mineral waters In thu Stale aud superior
TO some. H. cases OF debility, they are par,e-
uafly ethcacl0uS, giving at one an increased
appetite xhllirallng the depTesse spirl's of The
patient, and lenova,iug the whole system. On
some p rsons OF peculiar hab is OF body, they
are 40, thong hi to be sufficiently active u,
by adding little Epson Salts, or even the
common table salt, 10 the frat glass, this OBJ
,ec.oa is entirely removed
As the L,ncbburg Stage does not pass this
place, il ladies' and gentlemen wishing 10 VISIT
these Springs, by that Conveyance, will drop
a loe 20 tho subscriber, by the preceding mail,
| advising him OF their situation, he vii send a
hack TO meet them al the Finrasile road, only
| four and n half miles di6Ianf, fee OF cost and
! he engages that here shall be no disapp0int
ment aud should they afterwards desre 10
proceed 10 the other Springs, they can do
50 by The Valley Stage which passes, this place
every other day, and inersscts the Lewisburg
ahge nj F,ncaSlle. II they should prefer ira
Yelling all III way from Lyn,hburg, in hack,
! aud Will. in like manner, advise hnn by mail OF
the time wbro they wish 10 leave tha', he will
send his hack ponclually for them, al The very
mUdelale charge OF S. PER day.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Boietoud Springs, June 8. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

hNfOIlCE.-By virtue Of a deed of trust, ex
Az ecuied TO me by John RI. Wright, bearing
date on the 18Th day OF April, 1926, and re-
corded IN the county Court OF Bedard, and
to accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed, shall, on tuesday, the i4,b day of
June, 1881, at the Tany ard on the premises.
expose 10 sale, by way Of public auction a
certain tract or parcel of land, conveyed and
described IN said deed, lying and being in the
county OF BEDFORD, containing 5l6 acres, more
OF less II beng the same tract or parcel of
iNho, winch formerly belonged 10 George
Douglas, dec. The terms of sale will be made
kno"n at tue time and place of sale. The a.
lie TO SAID land is believed to be unauestiuna-
ely good, but acting as trustee, | will convey
10 me purchaser or purchasers such title as is
vested IN me by the SAID deed of trust. and
none other. BALDA MCDANIEL Trustee.
May II. ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
law School.

EQHE subscriber intends opening, oesi fall,
- aLsw School, in the Town of Stanton to
be continued permanently. II adequate encour.
sgement should be received. The mode OF
instruction will be course Of lectures aud
study. and frequent eInmiuahons. In order
TO devote the greater rart Of his finr TO The
proposed school, he VIII from its commence.
M ~, condne his practice to the Court of APP
peals nj Lewi.burg. aud the Federal and Cir
cult Superior Courts in Siaunton. The first
session will begin on the ls Of October, aud
continue until the lst Of July next following
withnu' infermission, except during the terms
of the Federal and Circuit Superior Courts.
The tuition fea per session, will be seventy five
dollars. Persons desir us Of be coming pupils
will please communicate The fact 10 the subscri-
her, by letter, M soon rs practicable and
prompt attention VIII be gwen 10 The inquiries
which they may link proper To make.
BRlSEoE e. BALDWIN.
Stanton, May 8. VITA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

TNtiE subscriber respectfully informs the
~ public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of BUSINESS
aud, also, that he has made arrang nts
which will eoab'e him at all times, sndsat the
shortest notice, 10 supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Coaches, Gigs.
batonches, or any other description of Car.
riages, from Newark, (N J.) which is known
to be lhe'pery best Manufdctory ofsuch articles
IN HE ioortd. Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia aud
New York, so that any ordsr which may be
gwen can always be Immediately supplied. 3
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on The Carriage making business, and is pre-.
Pared TO make Carriages of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
nsme manufacture. He will. also do any kind
OF repairs ON the cheapest terms, and in the
most punctual manner.
Aug. 80 fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

YENiIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he is receiving aud mannfac
turing Carriages Of every description, among
which are the following Coach, Coaches.
Chatiots London and New York Bnghys, Al
bany Pne, tons, Barrouch. Barrouchee, Phlla-
delphla Dearbofus, Gigs, Hunters, &c, aud any
others that may be called for.
All orders thankfully rec,iged and puncually
ansuded 20.
Repairing done at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. r. BEACH & Co.
n. B-Just received first rate Coach Smith
from the North, OF which we will assure the
public they can be accommodate with repair.
ing Carriages of any kiud few doors below the
Franklin Hoie BEACH Il Go.
NV % NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

n WISH to sell tract Of land, lying in Am
- herst county, on the main road from Ly ach.
burg to Amherst Cour,honse, about three miles
from the latter aud IL from the former, lately
owned by Thomas Crews, Esq. This tract o.
land contains ABOUT 500 acres, with good
brick dwelling house and other convenient i'm.
provements. II rs considered valuable asmosI
any upland plantation in this part of the conn-
Try. II viii be sold on accommoda ting tei M.
L'ke~isr, tract Of land in the vicinity OF
Ne" glasgow, Lately owned by Joseph Dlard,
containing about 800 acres, aud having on il a
comfortable dwelling house u other npcessar,
out houses, good barns &c. This is deslra.
BILE place for man with small force, plea
sanity situated and in good npighborbood
l.. FLETCHER.
May 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
lTOI'IGB.

| n " sdverfi.rn,snl appsared IN the lsst No
! IA Of this nAppr osrr the signature oil VA
/ thaniel Winston. notlj ing the public the' y
! firms o. MAJ. Winston L. CO. aud j. a. I. T.
Lynch Il Co. are not dissolutd. and tat onI
notice Ola dissolution winch appeared IN ,his
paper. 2itb March las, must be disregefdf1.
| W. assure the public that b. above mentioned
firms stand totally dissolved from the date OF
our notice. We wish the public TO understand
distinctly NJ n reason for onr sudden dissoli.
ton that ,uch was the reckless conduct OF
Wipston that there was no other alternative len
Us bal ihe one We have taken in dssolving
Partnership. Our safety impeTlonsy required
u. Aud We claim 10 he totally released a. absol-
we'd from any responsibility, for any hei oi his,
Ia any way whatever ,lfou the time of our DIS
solution.
those To whom o1Iselve. or J. & {. z. Lynch
& Go. are Indebted are requested to present
their claims TO us for payment. apd such as are
indebted to US or & G. =. Lynch l. 10 W.
hope III have no scfupes IN paying ohprompi'
i, 10 as their accounts, ~hen presented.
10 such as do object 10 paying on account
OF The notice of Nat Winston "a mao whose IN.
moral conduct and habits have been such n
to operate materially 10 our injury. aud has
rendered bun as n member Of Tho concern no
longer trustworthy We will give fol- aud
absolute discharge, aud consider it hap.
ny radiance from surh men, as from whom,
even nj tine termination of a law sui', nothing
would he recovered J. & &. T.. LYNCH.
z. S. We shall continue tho operation OF the
Lynchburg Mllls--and would be glad 10
SEE the Farmers before they engage their crops
of wheat. M we are Opposed to make them We
~ liberal offers. TIE public eau now get corn
rye, &c ground by sendlngto L. nchbnig nils.
J. D. {. l. LYNCH.
June o. Is
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70 the Public.
Riehm0nd, Mau 2. 1881.

Riehmond, Nay 2, 1881.
~ N the 9th day OF June last, ! addressed a
" letter 10 Mr.. W. Gray, in relation 10 an
extraordinary core made on me by the use
of his ointmenl. That letter, ind has been
very extensively published ~ bills circo-
lated by Mf. Join II. Eustact, Druggist, OF
tins city. after efasing the name OF Mr. Gray
thereiToin consequently, II mny generally
be supposed that ! obiained the Ointment nf
Mr.. Eustace. Therefore. with a view 10 COR
rect any wrong impression Oh The subject |
wish the public 10 understand, most distinctly
that did not procure the Ointment OF M.
EDstsce, for WIS entirely well, aud at bust.
ness, several weeks before he engaged in pre-
pairing Shephe,ds Ointment" was well
by The first day VI June-snd the bill Of Mr.
Eustance will shew that he did not commence
he Ointment busiorss until the 18th Of July
To Mr. Gray alone, am indebted for my resio-
ra ion TO heolh AMI no language can express
a proper sense of the ties OF gratitude BY
which feel myself bound by bin.
Persons who have purchased Shepherds
Ointment" ARE requested to refer TO the bill,
and Observe the manner which the nutilaiion
is made inf the second line OF he letter thereby
leaving the address blank. The original lie ter
is hereto annexed.
While on The subject Of my late painful sit
uation, ! embrace tins occasion To say, that
since my recovery my health has been such as
10 enable me 10 be actively employed in the
retail Grocery bn incss, in connection with
MIR. Youe S. Rust, The cure is most enectn-
al and my general health is better, at this
time, than il has been for several years. BIT
understanding that many enquiries have been
made. and some doubts expressed, as to the
cure, make TINS statement for the Informal
ton OF the public aud benefit of hose par c IT,
iarlv concerned. JOHN CLASH
May 49,
10 he Editors Of The Lynchburg Iirgininn
Gentiemen-iiavtnes een a publica i'm in
your paper oil the ~ May 10 which my name
has by some base, malignant person. BEEN
s,gnrd' Calculated to reflect upon gent eman
heIeln named in justice 10 him, as we'll as o
myself positively deny any agency in said pub
lIcatonzapd request that you will publish this
as Ietalsiioo OF The charge therein imposed
nron tie public ms my act JOHN CLASH.
Rchmonjd June 2. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

n EAVES Washington al noon on Tuesday,
IA Thursday and Saturday passes through
The counties OF Faitfa1, Prince William, Fau-
qmer. Cuipeper, Madison, Orange, At6esdrte,
Nelson, amherst, to Lgnchbufg- -lheace
through Campbell aud PWsytpania TO Dan
vile, aud thence To Salem, North Caro- lima
AT who place it in'ersec,s III" Line to the
Corr, Region, and the Line 10 Columbia. Au-
gCstu MttsdgepiHe, sc.
Time to Ddnuiue distance Of 269 miles,
TIN ee and halt days Fare, eighteen dollars.
This route branches at Lynchbug and runs
to Sdi:m. Va. at which place II mtersecls the
VdHty Line % Tennessee, alabama. &c.
Distance from Washington to Salem, Firgi.
MIA. 253 miles. lime, 80 day, fare $l725.
From Lgnchbnrg the Subscriber also own
a Line to the PTginid Bditring Places, travel
led altogether IN the day time distance lO3
mites. Far, IS so.
from Washington to Columbia, by my route
the distance rs 62I miles--by Richmond 5i7
miles. To augusta 10 MHedgeriUe &c. The dis
lance by my route Is nearer than that by Rich.
mond. ~ From six 10 nine hours allowed
for sleep for each night. The accommodation,
are believed To be good throughout hui th'
best accommodate tons to Danvllle, TO Salem
Va. aud the Watering Places are provided by
WIN. SMITH, Chpeper, C., II. "a.
May 81 Is