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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
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GOODS.
HOG MIRE & BOYD,

FEAKE pleasure in making known to then
n old customers, and the public gener- |
ally, that they have received and finished O.
pening their supply Of FALL Il WINTER
GOODS, which they are determined to sell
at prices that cannot fail to please They
therefore request all persons wanting cheap
goods, to call and examine their stock, which
will be found TO consist OF
Super and common blue, black, brown and
mkt Cloths;
Super aud common Cassimeres and Cassi
netts, (ali colors,)
Rose and Point Blankets; Padding;
Black and colored Bombazstts, Bombazine
and CiUassians;
Black s. do meiino Circassians; Moreens;
Blue, brown s, plaid Camblet; Tartan Plaid;
Red, green, yellow and white Flannels,
Fuled and plaid Linseys; Beaverteens;
Fancy bangup Cords, and 1ahby Velvets;
Swansduwn. Toilanet and Valencia Vesting
Black silk velvet, and cut velvet Vesting;
Black and scarlet merino long Sha"is,
White and black merino square SAawis;
Cashmere s. Valencia long Il square Shawls;
Fancy silk, Darrege X Poplln Handkerc hefs;
DO. Grenadine, and Gros de India do
Black and colored Gro de hides, and Gro de
! Maps;
Changeable Gro de-naps and black Lutte
strings,
Black aad coiorcd Nancon Grapes; Pongocs
Italian Grapes, black and colored,
White, pink and green Florence; blk. Mode;
Black and colored silk Crayats; silk Stocks;
Black lace Wells; white Bobbinetts,
Cambria and furniture Dimity; Wadding;
Book, Swiss, Null, Jackonett and Cambria
Muslin;
Dandanna, cotton and black silk Handk'fs;
Thread and Bobbinett Lace and Edgings;
Calicoes and Ginghams; black and coiored
| Cambricks;
Nillinett and foundation Muslin; Lawn;
Irish Linen and Linen Cambricks,
Umbrellas, Leghorn Bonnets;
White and colored Betting, Ribbands, assert
ed; Pipeings;
Ribband Wire, Kid Mitts and Gloves, Hos
kin and Beaver Gloves;
Spool Boss, colored and black Braid; Sus-
penders;
Gilt, Pearl and Lasting Buttons;
Black, s lead cold worsted Hose, white vi
gonia Hose, Mems lambs wool half Hose;
Cravat Stilfners; Shell Combs;
Bedtckng; "a s. A Checks; Muslin, white
and brown.
Fur and Seal Caps; Carpet Chain, Candle
Wick, Cotton Yarn; Woo! and Fine Hats,
Shoes, &C., with a general assortment OF
Queens and Glassware Hardware and Cut
lery, Groceries and Liquors, Paints and Dye
Stufs, Brushes, Combs, Stationary, &c.
2E@Ready made Clothing always on hand.
Martinsburg, Nov. 4, 1880.
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CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

ESYE have received as part OF our Fall
w and Winter supply Of Goods, so pie
ces Of Brood Cloths, Gn addition to cur for
mer supply embracing blue, black, green,
olive, fancy browns. steel and silver mkt.
lawn drab; all bought with care and at the
most reduced prices, which enables US to
please all who call and examine them--for
example, we are selling stout and handsome
Cloth at 81 so cents, and stout drabs at | 25.
Also, - pieces Of CGssinetts, among which
are fancy fashionable browns.various shades;
lavender mixtures, steel mkt, and blue. We
are running this article of at from 37a cents
upwards.
We have handsome supply of London
and American CaSsmeres. embracing blue,
black, mkt. drab, and fashionable browns
We can with confidence invite all who are
determined to have good bargains, TO call at
the well known corner, where they shall be
served with nels and cheap goods
TliOS C.. LANE s. Co.
Shepherdstown. Dee. 2, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06

"A mathematical aud Philosophical Seminary.
ED WOOD respectfully informs the pub
Z e. lie, that his Seminary AT the School
House, near the Church at Mount Ziou, il
open, for the present winter; where the fol-
owing branches are taught, according to the
modern improvements Of the science, viz:
Plaae and spherical geometry and trigon-
ometry; the elements Of Euclid; Hensuiatiou
of supertieies, solids and their surfaces; sur
veyibg and dividing of land; gaugifg all sorts
Of vessels; dialling on variety Of plans;
navigation or the art Of sailing en- the sea,
with the method of determining the ships
longitude by lunar observations. pfojertionof
the spheres, with their application 10 draw
ing OF maps, charts and astronomy fortifca-
toss and sunnery.-Alsebra Genie sections,
huxions. indictments, pneumatios, mechanics,
hydrortatics, hydraulics, &c. Optics. catap-
tries, diepties, SC. &c.
Terms Of tuition. for the above bra riches
per quarter So Respectable boarding to be
had in the neighbourhood Of the Seminary
Deem Der 9, 1883
PRINTER W.a.N'TED
CONSTANT employment and iiberalwa.
" ges will be given 30 a Jo'The yman frin-
ter. by applying at this Office.
Gazette Office, Martinsburg,I
December 10. 1880.
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al acknowledging sustained serious in
u jury from evil disposed persons in tres
passing on the lands OF the subscriber, hing
in Jefferson and Berkeley counties, has de
iernined him to submit TO the like offences
no longer, this having been the known prac.
tlce fs0nse persons for the last three years
Therefore, all persons rre strictly forbidden
against committing depredations Of any kind j,
or trespassing on his lands, as he is deter
mined to prosecute every person SO found III
luture--Look out,
ABRAHAM GORRELL.
Oecemher IR. lS3O-9t
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A CARD.

BhERNARO G. WOLFF assures himself
ED that he Ia thankful to generon. pubhc
Cor the favspr he kas received s.neo he has
been in hasiacsA lie also acknowledges
with speciel gratitude the prompl'tlde with
which some ~ bis friends have met his late
call for the payment Of thsir respective &c
counts.
To those who continue indebted TO him, ne
has emily to say, thst os be VIII remain ~
Mastibsburg until the 18th January ensuing
they will still have opportunity OF greatly 10
crcasingthe weight OF obligation under "h'cb
he now rests.
December 30, 1880.
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December is, lS30.-3t
Harry Watkins and John DarsapO,t,

Harry Watkins and John D.ceapoyt,
TAKE NOTICE,
fESliAT on Saturday, the slh day of Jan
Il uary, 1881, at the Clerks Oaice, in The
town Of Martinsburg, viii take the dcposi-
tons of John Young, William Wilson aud
Henry Payne, to be read as evidence in a
suit now depending in the county court of
Berkeley, in which | am complainant, and
you and Robert johnson, are defendants.
SALLY WATKINS:
December I6, 1880.
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FOR HIRE,

A NEGRO BOY AND GIRL.
gEsHE Boy fourteen and the Girl eleven
II years of age, both healthy and smart.
Also, GIRL, Of eight years Of age, who
would make a good nurse
GEORGE TABB.
December %, 1880
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ED OSE BLANKETS.-We have few
e q pair of prime ROSE BLANKETS on
hand, TO wit la, 1874. 1874. s. IA quar-
ters-all Of which we will sell at very reduc-
ed prices. Any person whs may wish to
purchase this article, win do well to call at
the store Of the subscribers.
JOHN II. COOKUS s Co.
Sepherstown, Nov. 4.
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CRAFT & HAGER,
Ftesr and Commission Merchants.
CORNER OF MARKET AND PAcA STREETS,

Baltimore,
EEEG leave to inform their friends and the
-EB public, that they are now prepared to
receive Flour, with every description OF Pro
duce, wbi,h they viii sell at moderate com
mission, or purchase at the highest market
price. They have large and commodious
warehouse, with every convenience for wa
CONS, and VIII give prompt attention TO all
who NAV favor them with their CUSTOM
TbeywiiI have at all times on hand, Plaster,
Fish. Sat, SC. at the lowest prices They
will also receive orders for the purchase Of
every description Of Merchandise this mar
ket viii afford, at moderate comalission.
Nov IL, 1850.
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IN CHANCERY.
Nov. IL, 1880.

VIRGINIA, to wit:
In the Superior Court Of Chaacery. holden at
Winchester; the 10th day of .apra, 1880.
Joseph Pollock, Davenport Orrick and
Charles Orrick, Pltts.
John aighead, John X Wilson, Marga-
ret Stewart, Anthony $. Chambers, Christo-
pher M'Allistcr, Cornelius Deyinny, John +.
Snodgrass and Washington Evans, Defts.
fEsllIS cause is set orhearing by the plain
Fl tufts, and on the motion OF the said
plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered that
Master Commissioner of this Court do ex-
anime, state and settle the accounts between
the plaintiff Joseph Pollock, and the deien.
dant John Craghead, upon which settlement
the said Joseph Pollock is ordered to produce
to the said Commissioner all the books and
papers Of the ateconceTn OF Pollock & Craig
head, and the Commissioner is to state all
such matters specially deemed pertinent by
himself, or which shall be required by either
of the parties to be specially stated, and tnase
report thereof to the Court in order to hnai
decree - But the SAID Commissioner Is bot
to proceed with the account until the p'aa-
tiff, Joseph Pollock, shall have answered tho
cross bill of the said John Craishead.
A Copy.-Teste,
DAN'1.. LEE, CO.
The parties named in the above order VI
reference, are notified that shall on Friday
the olst day OF January next, at my dwell
ing house, in hlartinsburg. proceed to state
the account therein directed, when and where
they are required TO attend with their eyi-
dence and vouchers-And the said Joseph
Pollock is required to produce all the books
and papers Of the late concern of Pollock Il
Craighead The case il not completed ca
the SAID day, viii lie adjourned from day to
day until completed
HARRISON WAITE, Comr.
Chy Dist. Cont Winchester.
December 9, IS3D-id
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
EgAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
Eb, oil Back Greek on Monday night last,
negro @au naned HUMPHREY, about %
years ofage five feet eight or nine inches high,
tolerably stout made; the little finger on his
left band is cresked; had on and took away
with him a fullsd liasey drab Coat, do. black
fuled iinsey pantaloons, old cotton waistcoat,
stron. shoes and stockings, some other cloth
ing not recollected. Fifty Dollars Rreward
will be paid for experimenting and securing
said negro, If taken in Virginia, or the above
reward if taken ia either Maryland or Penn
syIvapia, and all reasonable expenses pad IL
brought home. JACOB MILLER.
Back Greek, Berkeley Co. Va. Dec. %,
FOCUSES FOR RENT-The subscribe,
Il q will have for rent, next Spring, several
HOUSES and LOTS, in the town Of Mar
tinsburg He would prefer such tenants, as
NAV be disposed to lease for two or three
years or more. The terms may be known
by application to him.
CHAS: JAS: FAULKNER,
December 80.
II AM also authorised by Mrs Mackey, t0
Il Offer Torrent, the HOUSEaBd LOT from
which shs has lately renewed; also the
HOUSE adjoining. Application may be made
to me, or 10 herself, at my house
Dec. -. C.. J. FAULKNER.
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TBUBLIC SALE--Will be sold, by public
n auction, at the residence Of the subscri-
Der in Martinsburg' m Saturday, tho 2ad #
January ner., all Of bis personal property,
consisting of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, such as good Feather Beds, Bedding,
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Corner Cupboard,
Desk Iron Pots, Ketteis and Indies, good
template Stove aud pipe, together with a va
riety Of articles not necessary toparticuiarise.
Six months credit will be given ON all sums
over three dollars, upon giving bond with
good security; under that sum, cash The
sale will begin early in the day, and every
thing sold without reserve.
He viii ront, for one or more years, the
xa.aa HOUSE aud LOT which he now
EW1 occupies Lot is well enclosed,
h.s.E and the House in good tenantable
E-szasa order. 1t 10 calculated for two Sc
perate families. Possession given On the LIST
Of April next.
CHRISTIAN EDBARTS.
December 60, 1880.
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PUBLIsHEp. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
THO DOLL.4RS PER .4JS.FU.W,

PAYABLE In ADVANCE;
Or, ftco Doiiars and 1scehty fire Cents
Az Tue &sp o. SIX MONTHS,
And if nayment be deferred to the end Of
the year. or near the same
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
s~A failure to notify the disroniinuance of
The paper al She end Of the time subscribed
Tor. viii lie considered - a new Cpga 1t ment.
9pNo paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages arc paid up, except at the discretion of
he Editor
.sAdyeF,l>ements Inserted al the rate Of
one d,.llar per square for the three first inser-
ions. and ,wcHty FIVE cents per square Tor
ZACH subsequent inseItioa.
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TO Ny INTIMATE FRIEND.

FETtiE person whs borrowed out of the sub
q scriber's shop, without leave, few days
since, RIFLE GUN, will have the good
ness to return it forthwith, as expect the
owner will call for the same shortly. Should
it not be returned as requested, proper steps
will be taken to compel the same. The Gun
has percussion lock, (but not mahogany
Stock light barrel, made by j. Lauck, aud
the stock broken off across the lock, has some
silver mounting on
JOHN McALLISTER.
Martinsburg, December 8, 1880.
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JoIlLN hCAlAlAiC LII.
Martinsburg, December 9, 1880.

& sEUPON!-The subscriber having sus-
u tanned much injury from persons tres
passing on her lands near Martinsburg, by
cutting and hauling oil wood throwing down
fences, and otherwise uHlawlully entering up
on the same, has determined her to submit
to like offences no longer; therefore, every
person so found trespassing in future, may
expect the law TO be put in full force against
them MARY MILLER
December rs, 1SS0.-3t
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gEyHE Studies OF tho .NartDsLg,g fcGdemy
81 will be resumed on Monday, the Sd OF
January. SAMUEL NJ WHANN.
December SO. PrfHsipaI.
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F4sLAX- SEED-We wish 20 purchase
z quantity of clean FLylY SEED, fol
which SO viii give the highest market price
WILLIAM LONG Z Co.
Mar.insburS, December 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24
FRANCE
Great Difficulties Of our Present. POsiEon.
FRANCE.


To the Editor Of the London Morning Chronicle.
PARIS Msy 8, 1891.
SIR--Never in Fisnce In any lime, or under .nv
eiTeunssnees, was the portion Of public sf4rs 90 dill
hcuit a. today II 10 our bUsness on know to epe
the truth and The whole truth, well ~ noibipg but
the tub never lending Ourselves 10 that sYsen Of ex
aggeraou and ia,eho0d which eGopot poi,ibiy in The
long benz 6 soy good and which nDu.t only
b oeeosssry 10 ard bsd one. rspea tbeu Ikat ne
yer, IN any time, or uIder sHy sreumsane,s wa, The
position Of public sGssin this cou6iTy so difficult A. II
10 10. day.
And the first and great difficulty o. our position r,
suits from The fact ina the Government 10 in the hand
Of msD whom We have been accustomed TO trust and
whom we ~ish TO honor and cd in. This time y
months our hpe oiduy was quite evident. PogDsc sns
PeyToDn.t were mniste.S, aud CbsfIesX was KIM.
Or opposition was o, on, declared ard VA ioDs sbd
resVl certain. Told you nearly ~ months before
happened ,bot We mus have revolu ION and told
you how would lie bfous h, about and how fhe Roy.
81 Family would be StD' away aud how m, r. would
be murders or public executions Ell her o, Kings n,
PNuess; but hat FfsDee wond simply d. mis-. ,h,u
useless and sDi.ns oosl All for,Iold and =, io,
told, same 10 pare. II could not be Otherwise me.Iv
predicted vh - must be the result Ct what was SorS
on. Bu' TOW po ion Is cbsnged-grestIy thsn,,d
and, must add. materially improved, end vet our
pgstuoD IL much more fficUlt 81 d complicated. Tbe
King io.dsy h Citizen Kiug, snd his Minisb ?. Ar,
ny ermpored Of Inep wto have for 6hsso year,
past been the leaders Of The epPoi isa. m,sr, Of
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GEORGE w BAssErr.
+ III. CARMICHAEL, Coum;ft..
SAMUEL HowIsoN
From the Cincinnati Journal
ERtCAN CnI Mo. MO

AFRICAN COLONIZATION,
very large public meeting Of he friends Of A,si.
can Calculation, holden on Monday ev.nIn~ Ia,
IN the second Presbyterian church.
90 motion of C,loneI Ell yard CvIs,op. Of K.n,,.Lv
htsotred That as Christians and patriotic we feel
bound 10 aid this ,n'erpe by our subs,aue~ on, In.
hn'nee, aud cur prayers.
Mr. Cols'on observed, that he wss born in a ,l,vs
san; and ND come into possession by inheritance of
large amount OF slave property. And that he was now
tn unwilling owner OF considerable portion of his
species OF property. He knew some hing of The iii.
OF 'avery-snd he thought he need not spend time io
attempting 10 prove, that christians and as paro,s
we ought 10 use every Effort 20 fire our eonn,,v "a
slavery Mr.. Cols'on addressed The coIored psorls
many OF whom were ptesen-pointtd out to the m the
nature oil their condn here and the pro,peet he IA on,
to the m in l. beJi,. 's'
Mr.. C,sion, we understand, has a.resly liberated
ard eo,1nzed in Africa. Isree number Of sIsve. and
new holds all the rrmar der at The d. po.si CO
% motion of The shi R4y. Bishop Meade. Of Viz.
ginis " w"
Resolvcd, That we view the American Ce,or,z,,,,,.
Socisty as sHsfdng the shfes and most M.
NOD Of freeing This country of The evil II slavery; and
Of ex'ending 20 hose ow 10 bondsse the bic All n
liberty, and The privileges ef religion.
bhhop Meade remarked, that b.v been horn In .
save sa'e-havinE Owned si.ve,-sDd having rsyelIsJ
extensively as an agent Of the c. g. h. TEL ousli6,a
70 speak respecting the feelings Of siavs t... He
KNEW ne ta, hat there we're bur dreds and n oands
IN the south, who stoCd resdy TO en- ,,v..
inc moment emsneii a'ion was Iraci, able and ,,Fe
me iaci h.' severe law w're cobiinu,y enacted A.
gsD't tbs III GRAFTON OF ves, clearly showed tb,, tL
dispositions 10 ems pae, Increasing roy ear an
The severe eDse me1is Of our !s s,atpte oven nov
hinder from following the dictates n, ,h.i, so.
sseDses.- Oniy ,how rate and practical me,bod sf
emancipation, end you will sss that hundreds ssd
thousands will berste their ,sye. Al onc, TIL. me.
ibod he thought The soloGz zion ,cgep q a o,dsd.
Bishop Meade and his isnily, we undersspd. have
now twenty-five nsgrce', stom hey are esp.etioy IN
send to Liberia as az the Colonization socis,v 60,
take them. ''v e'n
On motion Of r. Finley,
heSofved That we deem eSpsdisnt 10 raise in INF.
ehy' within the present yesr, the sun Of ,h,es ,hou
sand dolarS, for The purpose Of 6lrg on, "a
smlkrSns from his Paes 10 Lbsiis, by The way Of
mr' Fhiey followed NJ, motion with few peril
nfpt remsks in which he showed that the erp,nss ~
C5lonizing 10 Ahi =, The whole etlocr,d population
would amount to otly Ten cents year for ihy yssrs
every wbhe person IN tie UtHsd S.stes.-Thsse
thousand dollars he raid wa ns hs trcror,ion h,.h
we Ibsbians Of ihb ciy ought TO rsse yearly In be-.
hall OF ibi. Offset a, that would be only ten e,os,
each, 10 all The inhabilsnts
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WVWNST1oa

The PREsIbENr or THE UHIrEp STATES. " Q
learn, will certsiny pay visit to Tho RIO Ran. on SA.
turday next. NORFOLK Herald.
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Valuable Lau1 lor SAFE.

AllE Subscriber will sell g oil bargain
- IN small, bat yeig slslbe tract Of
Land, known by THE name Of I0rugt GTorc
{, Iue on the South side OF Stanton River, IA
the county OF P,usyiysnia, , miles from l. es.
VILE aud mites from Wards Bridge, and al
Joining the well known tract called tue Pocl,.
G. his lTaci OIL land contains, by a recent su.
Wy 2g3 aGes, aud II uoc1mmonly We'll Wa
ie, ed say 81 8 good sprIegs. Ihe plaute-
ton rs sulh cltni 10 soik from eghi TO tea hands
10 adya tage. Nearly the whole plantation Is
ne L, and inferior o noue 10, tobacco, h,n mr.,
CT Waem. Tins tract con tlins a good porto
,t hrst rate tobacco land To CHAR, and an
abundance OF plant ground and about 10 acres
OF meadow land, OF when are now IN tlmo.
ny there is also about 10 acres oil river low
grounds, Which FLYER Is now navtgaied extern
.seiy with boats THIS tract OF land lies in H
good nelghbol hoof. and convenient 10 several
saw and graf mills a mel chant mh "A hrmp
MA hint, auI two stores, within two miles,
end It is certainly a healthy suaion- The i'm
provements are guod dwelang, tneaily new
40 feet ong, story and hall hIgh, wth q
porch the iuli length, two rooms blow and tel
ahoSe, to pa vi stars, and a dry cellar W..
derneath, n kitchen With hn ny status, dairy
viii al upsta Is, a smoke house, negro houses
biz tobacco house, stables, TX hous,, COW
house, or,Os, smiths, a1d garden new pa. led
a sp.ing OF * client water in the yard, and
spring house, (or milk house y peach orch art
o eTe' lieni III, a yUnng apple orchard ant
several KINDS OF Ghelri.s, lu'Ds AUD grapes
The enclosure oil his Plantation, IS inferior /,
hone IN thIs part OF the country. have been
thus particular III describing this land e. its i'm
lrosements, because | lutend to sell aud those
washlng to purchase would do Wei 10 appl,
immedIst,ly Tor son,e per sun " Ill get bargaiu
Any person Wishing 10 wrne 10 me on the sut
j CT Of my land Can direct iheit aiters Il
Lee.,lll,, Campbell County, Va.
FRANClo CALLAWAY.
VI ". B. The Editors OF the Richmond In
Iujrer wIll please inset the above once wee
ion four weeks, and forward their account I,
the Vlrginian Office Tor pay ment.
March % WITS
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r EANES Wa. hing ton ~ noon on Tuesday
1nn.k thursday aud odturtlas passes through
the counties oi FdiltIr, Prince lillian, Fau-
9,Her, Cuipeper. Madison, Orange, dUenarie,
N.ison, dmterd, 10 LynchJug thence
q rough Campbe I aud PHsylraptu - DIM
ritie, and thence 10 Salem, North Car0hn1
AT " hlch place il intersccts the Line 10 the
Cold Region, and the Line to Columbia. Ia.
gi'sin, .BiHedserHe, &c.
l,nta To Dntpihe distance OF 263 miles,
Three aud a halt days. Fare, eighteen dollars
Tins roaie branches at Lyachbprg and runs
II Sdlsm IA. at which place II int resets The
IaHey Line tennessee, 1iabann. sc.
Distance from Washington TO S1ltn, iirgi.
ma, 253 miles. inc, 81 day, fare Sl7 %.
FROM LguthbRfg tue Subscriber also owns
Line 10 The Inglua Bdftripg Places travel
led altogether IN the day TIME distance lO3
miles Far, S5 30
From Washington 10 Columbia, by my route
he disiaucp Is 62i NIL sly Rchmond OIL
miles 10 augusta TO MHedgeriie SC. the dis
lance b. my to1te IS Leafer thnn that by Rich
muud. d J From SIX 10 nine hours allow ed
tor sleep Tor each night. The Accommodations
ere believed to be good throughout but the
best accommodations To Dansllle, TO Salem,
Va. and The Wate',us Place, ar provided by
WM, 9MllH, Cupepu, {. IL Ia.
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