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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
NEW LINE.

,@ THE public are respect
lsSSH%4 fully iAftrmsd that . now
&S6G@ lins Of Stages has com
meneed running between this place sad vall
River, on the following days, vfs: Leave New.
port on Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays, on
the arrival Of the steamboats, from New York,
Returning, will leave Fall hivsr on Tuosdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at ~ o'clock, and sr.
rive At Newport in ssssot Tor passengers to take
the steamboats, for Net York
Stage Books at Mr.. To~Assad's Coffee House.
Fare 81. tNs~pSft, Nov. let. 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

II. ]. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. 25; draws Wednesday Nov. %. TO-
600 highest p-ize-l0 prizes Of $1,000
Tickets 4 parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no. 2;
drawed yesterday IN Portland few still
on hand. $4,000 highest prize-Tickets
S. CAHOONE.
MORE PRIZES!
Sold in Maize State Lott. class &c, comb.
9I2 So, a Prize of S604, Or. ticket.
Maine State ci. %, comb. Is % 80 500
whole ticket.
Conn. Lot. 81 com. Is 46 SO, @400 or. tic.
Z" 80, com. % 46 40 800, and
% 81 40 $500, in packages of qrs.
The above sod within the last ten days.
Half Of the highest prize in Rhode Is
land State Lottery no. IA sold at this Of
fee viz. Connecticut lot. 10 80 45--$20OO.
See the consequence Of inattention to the
opportunity Of obtaining hondsome
"a - prizes III
! was under the necessity Of returning
to the manages the following prizes
Maine stste,Iot. no. 8 comb. l6 % 60
half tic. prize of $1,000 and 10 20 Sc
or. tic. in same prize of $500.
Another lot Of prizes sold
at this ONCE.
Maine State lottery no. l3; combina-
ton 8 IL 53i$2OOO, sold in a pack.
age of quarters.
Connecticut Lottery Is ex., combina-
ton % 40 81 prize of 80 sold in a
package Of quarters.
r. l. Literature Lottery, combination
7 "a 81, prize of $ $1,000, sold in
package Of quarters.
Connecticut Lottery Is ex. Combina-
ton Is 20 43 prize Of 9 $1,000 sold in
quarter ticket besides several quarters Of
500 &c.
Another Prize.
Sold in Connecticut Lottery 81, Comb.
Is 46 SO prize Of S4OO, in package
quarters, besides several of the same de-
nomination of 800, 200, 100, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

r. 1. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. Is ;-draws Wednesday November
%. Highest prize 100000 prizes Of
SlOOO--Tickets4 4 parts in proportion
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no. 2;
drawed yesterday in Portland few still
on hand. Highest prize s5,0O0-Tic-
kets 2 parts I'M proportion.
80 ,0afs :! J.C. SHAW.
ANoTHER GOOD PRIZE,
A. Ne OlH kstky OEes!!!
%. Comb. ~, - "a in r. ]. Litera-
turs Lot'ry, cE22. came up Prize Of
8 1000 and wss sold in O.. Ticket
at the Old Lucky Ofiice.--This Prize,
together with many Of less denomina-
tion, may convince many that all the
Prizes are not sold st any one O1ice in
this State. tpEt
MORE GOOD LUCK AT THE OLD
OFFICE.
Within tho last 4 Weeks, ] have sold in
Halves and Quarters, the following Prizes
In r. !. Literature Lottery, No. S.
comb. 10 Is 43 q pri.e Of 5000
{" " No. 2, comb. 22 "a 30 900
:" {" No. 10, q % 50 $50
Besides fair proportion Of other good prizes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
,(From the Boston Courier Of yss,sfdsy.)

Priess Of WOOL at BostoS. Nsv. 2I.--Prins
or Saxony Flsecss 65 IS cents per h., Ameri.
can full blood washed wool So a &c cts, do 80
do s. a 81, do lie de- SO q SIS; IA do. IS q so,
superfne pulled lambs Goa 65, Ist sort so q GO,
Cd do % 45, 81 do 80 a IS, spinning ist sort
IS a So cts. per b.
WS0L. The market remainsin an unsettled
statn--saies not very extensive, and confined
principally IN pulled and low grade fleece wool
Arrived from Smyrna 537 bales, Cronstadt 36 do
Cosstwiss 2l6 d..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

The steamboat President. Capt. X. s Bon
ker, commenced running this season between
New York and Providence. onihe 9Th March.
She has performed l46 trips. not having miss
cd once; and. with one exception. the passages
each way have no, exceeded 10 l hours.
The steamboat Bcnjsmin Franklin, Capt
X. 8. Bunker. commenced running llth Of
April. She has made l25 trips. not having
missed once; and with one exccp'iOn. her
passagcs have not exceeded 20 2 hours
During the scason, she passed Point Judith
thirteen timee in succession without seeing
il, owing to the state ofihe weather Duriag
sixteen years that Capt. E. 3. Bunker has
nsvigafed Long Island Sound in steamboats,.
no accident to life or limb has happened To
any ofhis passengers. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

Br his EACLLLkNCr
LEMUEL HASTINGS ARNOLD,
Governor. Captain General and Commsndsr in
Chief Of ths State Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations.
APROC LAMATION.
WHEREAS the General Assembly Of tho
State aforesaid, on the fourth day of November
instant, passed the following Resolutions to wit
Whsrsas, u hath. pleased Almighty God to be
stow innumerable blessings upon us, his nnde.
serving and offending creatures, for which il bs.
comes Us al all times TO be most humbly and Dc.
voutedly grateful and at the annual return of
the season Of harvest, we ore graciously permit.
ted, according 10 his divine and iinmutsbls prom.
ises, still to witness the glorious manifestations
of his power. and the unrestrsinsd dispensations
Of His mercy, whereby He crowne,h our fields
and our gathers with plenty, flleth our borders
and uur habitatiops with peace, holdeth our lives
az in the hollow of His hand, and guardeth us
from destruction. And whereas Il hath boon the
practice Of our progsnitors and OF our own gen.
srati.p, snppaIly at this season ofrenewed occa-
sionj FOR gratitude, to set apart day for . due
lsdgsnsnt Of all the Divine fsvors Of our
Almighty Father. therefore, Received, that
TBURSDAY5THE FIRST DAY OF DE.
CEMBER NEXT, be, and tho same 10 hereby
set sbstt As d'day Of fTHSAHsaTvIEs AND PRAysr
To Almighty God, for all His merciss 10 a. His
sinful creatures in this life, and for the blessed
hopes Of life eternal, through His Son and our
Savior Jssps, Christ.
Resolved, That il be recommended 10 the
good psopis az this state, that on that day, ~.
staining from oil unnecessary labor and unbs
coming rccreations, they assemble thsmsslves
together in their respective Houses Of Worship
far the purposes aforesaid; and for eli such sots
Of devotion, praise and prayer, - ara befiising
the vccssion:. aad 10 they may deem acceptable
tn the Anthor both Of our lives, liberties and On.
ioyments, and Of our faith and salvation
Resolved, That His ExcslIency the Governor
be requested TO issue his ,Procamstion making
known ths foregoing revolutions 10 the good
people Of this state, and requesting thsm 10 con-
form themselves thereto. ...
] do therefore, pursuant TO the shove rscit.
cd Resolutions, issue this. my Proclamation,
to make known the same, that the good pso.
pie Of this State may conform thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of ssid
Siaic, q Providence, this seventh day ol
Novchnbes. 10 The year Of Our Lord one
thoassna eight huudfsd and thirty one
and al lndspe eodescs hfty sixth
l.EMUEL HASTINGS ARNOLD.
By His Excslisnys Command;
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
FIFTH CENSUS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington. 25h October, 1881.
TIME Accounts of the Marshals of the u.
Il States. in relation to the Fifth Census.
being in a course of final settlement, all per
sons who have been employed by The Mar
shals in that service. are requested To give
information TO this Department ofthe amount
received by them, and of that which rerDa,n.
due from the several Marshals, by whom they
were respectively employed. 3w-36
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

Tennessee is said to abound in miner
al wealth. An address was delivered be-
fore the Legislature Of that State on the
10Th oflast month, by DR.. Gerard Troost.
urging upon the consideration of that
body the propriety of a geological survey
Of the state. The mountainous parts,
according to DR.. Troost. abound in ar
ticles which, Mt some future day, must
form principal source Of the wealth of
Tennessee. iron ore, zinc ore,
lead, marble, equal to the finest Italian.
slate for roofing. and rich magnetic iron
ore, are said to be among the mineral
riches of Tennessee. The caves furnish
the materials for the preparation of SAL
retre, magnesia, and epson salts. Gold
is said to be known to abound in the
state.-Nat. Gaz. 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

a'xsAsuRx DsPAarssEr.
akefohor ~. 1881.

THE fIo.ao 4vf Rspsssentsiivss. ~ rese:
u iutioc OF tive 9Th Of Nay, ie3O. directed
the Secretary Of. .he Treasury 70 collect sss
communicate TO the 4isuse, srch iDtorRai ion,
snd report his vie We on the same. %, in hs
opinion, may ibe 'usefsl and Important 70 Too.
Rress, in ensciing reguaatisnsItsr de naviga.
ton Of steam ,hosts or steam vcasels, with
view to guard aeapst the dangers ATs'ux
from the bursting VI their hoiDers.
Such aneasSses wers accordingly taksp, ~
were thonsht best calculated 10 obtain tke
sequisite infornntiou. But. slthough sons
highly interesting and valuable eoma,spies.
tions have been received. the Dsps rtlneRt has
not soceeeded ia collecting the facts sufncie0,
to enable j, ~ fulel the dirsssioas sf tss
House. f,.,.~ .is
10 consideration, lhertfpte. ofths sif,culty
Of obtaining the requisite isfSriIstlon. by any
means within the power Of the Department,
and Of the deep iatefesrwh tht community.
and more especially those engaged in steam
navigation have in the, ssbjest, a 10 thought
beat to make this public eppIiest9n 10 all who
may be able, andtsrs dlsposead Prouots the
senevolen, object ofthsteaDlttion.
Accidents like thoscs which tits the desire
Of the House to prevent, hsys,n ngfort unatelys
been 80 numerous, that many, persons viii
have il in their power to statsihe causss and
circumstances Of such cssualsies; and these
solicited from various psfts Of the UpiOs,
cannot fail to bs highly Useful
With view to assist in giving that infor-
nation precise and explicit character, the
queries were pieparsdl--
Il 10 not intended, however,. TO conhne II to
the points presented to them, or to the form
Of communication which they may seem t.
indicate. On the contrary, the Department
will be happy TO receive any information with.
in the scope of'the resolution, and communl-
Gated in such manner 40 the writer may be
pleased to employ u@
II 10 desirable that communications on this
subject should be trsnsmittedby the first Of
December, Or carly as msy bc thereafter.
k0UlSMcLEAN.
Secretary Of ths 1rsasury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
SHIP NEWS.
+. sal ENTERED.
Sloop Hero, Read, New York.
CLEARED

Schooner Enterprise, Burdick, Havana.
Sloop Eleanor. Briggs, Savannah,
-'" Hero. Read, Providence.
MEMORANDA.
At Havana Oct. 10Th, brig Juno. May
berry, for New Orleans sch'r Pocah ahontss
Bailey, do.
At ST. Thomas Oct. 18th. brig Eagle,
Browning, for New York in 2 days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
More Good Luck ut the Old

/ sold IN the n. ]. Literature Lottery,
combination - IS ~ prize Of 800
Maine 8. Steam, 18th class, combine
tion ! 36 4l, prize Of 800
Do. d.. do combination ~ 80 46 n
prize Of 1OO,
Besides good share Of other Prizes
Pretty fair for Ave days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
AssIGNEE,s NOTICE,

THE creditors Of Joseph Fish, Of Newport
Il arc notified that dividend Of 50 psT
cent on the demands bsesep,ed against him.
will BE- paid by the subscribers on and sneI
November 1st, 1881.
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON I A..,.....
Wx. T. POTTER,
Oct. Hlh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22


the state Of Alabama, speaks of q most
deplorable and alarming scarcity Of
young ladies. Every respectable female,
native or stranger, found there, is as
soon as possible, hurried to the hymen-
iaI altar. The young men are as one
hundred to one of the young ladies'
Whether the cottOns or the broad-cloths
are frowned upon or not, the ladies are
always welcomed with smiles. They
shall have protection forever.-[D DAILY
Advertiser.]
EXTENSIVE STRAw-PApER MILL.--The
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, Franklin
Repository mentions that company Of
gentlemen are now erecting in that bor-
ough miII-house, one hundred and fifty
feet long, fifty wide, and three stories in
height, In which it is contemplated to
place eight machines, for the manufacture
Of straw-paper. This extensive estab-
lishment Is expected to be in operation
early next spring
DIVISION OF VIRGINIA INTO TWO STATES.
A writer in the Lexington Virginia In
tclligencer has been urging at great
length upon the attention Of the people
Of that State project of dividing it into
two-the line to be run from the top of
the Blue Ridge. The Staunton Specta-
tor pronounces the reasons substantial
and thinks favorahly of the plan. The
Richmond Wing says oft, that whenever
the measure Is submitted to the People.
thing will happen not very common;
both sides will vote for it. 80, :"
: Cubn.-The New York Redactor contains
an offloial tabular view Of the population, com
merce. &c. of the Island Of Cuba. from which
il sppesss that tho island contains 6O4, ,487 IN
.habitants, or which ,023 resides III liavs.
Ne. In addition 10 these nu,nbcrS. J, The mill
tsFy forces in garrison amount, TO .26.O75
The ratio Of population 20l Q tO the sqpare
league. The amount Of exports is $ltDl)63.
S6l. The rsvep0e amounts to Se.553 SOS;
the expenses Of The government to %, ,14O.l
$50. - ',1'fr'
-YASxEE ENrERPRIsE.-The editor OF
tho Stonington Ph1nix mentions that
two small smccks, of about forty tons
burthcn, their decks within few inches
at the bends of the waters edge, with a
crew of six men each, started from that
port few days since for the South Seas,
fish or fortune hunting
s. FSn Of Wdrsaw. - Dispatches have been
received Of the Department Of State from 81.
Petersburg. containing the Russian official
account Oft capture Of warsaw.-It does
net materially d,ifer from that which We have
already seccived, though Of course more Ia
vovsbls 10 the cause Of tho sutocrat
The Boston Courier states that about 10.
600 pounds Of German Wool. recently i'm
ported from London, has been re.sbippcd
'wsths1 fsw days. In expectation Of less loss
than there would be sustained. BY selling
here. We l-ssn that furbsrsrs shipments
arc contemplated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

LIST OF COMBINATION NUMBERS DRAWN IN
Maine State Lottery no.3.
IL ls % 10 20 25 Sc GO IL 80.
Connecticut Lottery no.. 35,
20 9 6 II so 26 81 o 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
Among the Goods ares

Hearth rugs
Home carPetings
An elegs assortment
ofprints g. Calicoes
from l2A cts. to rs
cts. per I'D.
Fine French calicoes
Superb beed bags
Rich winter ribbons
Pongee silks best kind
iDi,nety and corded
robes
Silks Florence
Sinchaws g. satin le
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. (

DEPARTMENT OF SrArE.(
Patent Office, Oct. "a, 1881.
A PPLICANTS for Patents are hereby
N notified, that in future, no Patent for
any Machine, or Improvement therein. will DC
issued. until good model thereof DO furnish
ed to this Office.
BY order of the Secretary Of State.
JOHN ID. CRAIG, Superintendent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

Br'dcIo,hs c.ssimeres
Blankets bncking
ID Kerseys hannels
Scotch&'Fsrtan plaids
Camblets bombaz
Msrinu Circassians
French mer.no cloths
Random wossted hose
Silk cotton and lamb
wool do.
Satinets asd Queens
cloths
Cotton bats g. sheets
Floor carpetings
Nov. 2.l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

NeD Ways Cutting QUA Mr..
Jones Ably, of Middletown, Frederick
county, has taken out patent for a ma
chine for cntting out from Ito, 20 pair Of
boots by the same stroke Of the knife.
The Woodstock Sentinel says that = the
principles upon which it is based are so
correct, that any person unacquainted
with the business, can with the, aid Of
this machine cut. out pair of boots as
correctly as the most experienced wNgkc
man. sAsiop right may be had Tor 500"
A wGg says, that this can scarcely be
called boot less invention; for the cheap
er it makes boots, the more Of them will
be used. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
Marshalrs life of LYashiagton.-It is

MoyS"us Age " vSus""S tO"'-st ts,
we believe. nearly two years since an in
was given out that new edition
Of Marshall's Life Of the father of his
Country. was in preparation, BY the ven-
erable author himself Itis now stated
the work, much of which has been re-
seyiftcn, and the inaccuraciesof the whole
carefully corrected, is about being put to
press by Carey e. Lea. The first volume
ofthe original work, comprising the ear
ly history of the Colonies. is to be omit.
ted altogether in the present edition. and
the work itself compressed in other re-
spects, so as to bring the new edition
within the compass of two volumes
Probably the Introduction above spok-
en- of will be published with a different IL
tic. in separate volume.--Nat. Gaz.
Fit is already published as an indepen.
dent work, with material alterations and
improvements.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

vantines ~
a large assortment oi
shawls Of variou,
kinds and prices
Curls and fise,ts
Book jackonet and
! Swiss muslins
Navarino straw snt
Leghorn' bonns,s
Russia Diaper
Homcspun do. l2A cts
Russia shceting,cra
e. tnw. cloths
Bcd,ickings chex an,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

dowlss
BIeached e. unblesch-
cd sbeoting a. shirt.
ing
Cotton g. silk umbrel.
las
Cheap lot Of tapes'
100 good cheap hdkfG
l24 cts.
| s. With MANY other
articles not here men
toned
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22

y: Ihe BarnStabIe journal says-there
is report, which appears to be pretty
we'll founded, that Mrs. Chapman, the
RccompIicc Of the Spaniard Nina, in the
murder Of her husband, landed at Dem
mis-, in mans apparel, week or two
since, from a small vessel from N. York.
A bookseller in New-Yofk., has just
published a now edition Of Wirt's Life
of Patrick Henry, revised by the author
and embellished with his portrait.
!, One Robert Van Tyne, of Goshen.
CT. black, cut the throat Of his wife on
the Sd inst. which occasioned her death,
and subsequently attempted to commit
suicide, in which he failed.
The concert by Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son al the fremont Theatre on Saturday
evening, was attended by n large and
fashionable audience. S3O2, the whole
receipts, are to be paid to the Mayor
and Aldermen, for the purchase Of fuel
Boston ps.
!, A letter from Louisville, Ky. is pnb-
lished in tho Portland Courier, stating
that an attempt At organization had been
d.seovered among the blacks and sever
al hsd been arrested. The papers from,
policy do no, notice IL.
The King Of Saxony has Issued a de-
cree, forbidding young men to marry be.
fore their 2Ist year, under pain Of fine
and imprisonment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23
HENRY WIN. GEOGHEGAN.
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY
PAINTER

"eS' 'eace "''t rcPecnuHy u inform me inhaJiiari,
NJ ne city II Rchmnnd and IFS ,jcj,1y
'ENiIAF he has commenced the above busrncss in
III various branches, and from the very orooi
encouragement received from m1ny gentlemen for
"nom he has worked aud to whom he has also the
privilege at referring. be s Induced to offer this mn
ucG' ana '"Ilos' portion ofpubic patronage
Otde' lct at his SHOP, formerly occupied by J. b
Martin Engravcr, ncYt TO J. NJ Johnston's Hard,
Worc store and opposite the Mcrchnnts' Coffee
ROUSE Mnm street will bc punc,ualIy attended TO-
1.-the public orc invited 10 call nj his Shn, .nJ
see SPECIMENS OF Fancy Wood, Marble, &c
" H. w u respectfully refers, by permission to
The following gentlemen for WHOM he has done vvn.k
Tor evidence OF his abilities: Major CLARKr. Bcilono
AIocnaI NICHOLS MILLS, Lsq. Shockoe fItll Rich
mond; and other gentlemen in Richmond and tbe
neghsorhoOrf mar irN-rar,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23
AN ACT

Pah an ACT entitled act cuntefning aad aeiuouen,
payment Of taxes. aud making Imposition of certain
,c uc'mnneni, aud Ofceuar eschsaed lands Tor the
VI S.'ua and bona hde holder, thereof under grsois
n,ssSnby-Passcd Aprl 9Th, 1891 "
i,etoe uooDs may arse upon the cunsuuciIsn of the
,La ] "no He l"Ouieih sections Of the act paesed AZ
e Pteseh, session Of Assembly emitted an sc, cp"c
tlhqueni or non payTeN taxes and making di
| certain lands 30 delinquent and Of certain escbeaed
"f The benefit e actual and hona fde holde,s the,c,C
T ", sahs from the Conm0uwtal,h- for tcn,y,nV such
@ snd Explaining clearly tie true intent, me n,ng
d vect OF the said sections Of the SAID rec,ted ae,
~ necated and enacted That all tire proyis,ons In tie
@ nue., veg ACT contained, which, by tie said 1911 section
n"tu ann declared 10 extend to such nds as were
" seventeen hundred and seveniy-nnr entitled a,, ACT E,
ehn'g land Office, and asceflaning the terms and man,
we. o. gaming waste and unappropuated lands" and the
osrpls s on the same subject and shall be applca
PIE aso anc applied and extended lands lying on the Wes
efn watrs OF The Commonwealth that NAV have been
20 0e5fe me Tsrs Of O XII n of MY Session tsye,Ner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23
S4R ST.

rNHE new line of 4 Horse Post Coaches from
Il Richmond To Orange Court House and liar
risonburg via Louisa Court House has gone ioto
operation, and viii continue without failure
This mail will close at Richmond or TUESDAYS md
and Saturdays precisely at O'Clock. p. Nj and
the stage start at Uclbck, A. NJ on WeJnes
days and Sundays-leave Orange Court House On
Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 o'clock p Al and
arrive at Richmond, Mondays and THURSDAYS at >.
7. NJ This line Of stages will make a junction at
Orange Court House With the Alexandria line of
stages Carried by william Smith L.ynctbury-po,-
sing IN lis northern direction By Cupcper Co,p,
House, Fauquier Cous, House or Warrenton-at
which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
lne-hy which direct communication is afforded
to the town of Wheeling the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the Harrsonburp mail
is taken from the Orange Court House mail and
vii IN some short time, be carried by o horse
stage OF which due noce will DO given at prcsent il,
IS carried on horseoacI
The public Il re assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
and every cxcr;ion used to make the line comfortable
and expeditions.
Fare 10 Louisa Court House 3 dollars-to Oraupe
Court House 81 SO ccnts.-An intermediate dis,an-
ces 81 cents per miIc--Stuge office at thu WASH
ington Hotel
Passengers will enter their names before O'Clock
+. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar 23-law9w JNO M. PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23
WHITE MULBERRY TREES,

'F'hf subscriber has for sale at his farm 4 miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, any rea
sonabIc quantity OF tho genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and he season now ap
P'orchihg I'D wincb They may be lransp!anlcd, he s
DESTROYS OF receiving orders from as MANY prrsops ns
may be IN want of the article aud as he is well safs.
fed That the silk culture must be ono oftbe mos, pro
ihabc branches the agrculturis can turn his attcn
'ion TO- he hopes to Dc the Of thclr extensive
distribution through tie State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred ar Otherwise dcliy-
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. j. w. SMITH
" B.--Orders may be left at Srou g. Smiths. T.
street Richmond. oct b-Ia,,tC