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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TuuRSnaY- Eehrrnl

THURSDAY, February 9. 1881.
The Senate have passed the bill concerning recer-
mSudatIOns of Justices Of the Peace with amcnd-
ments--which motion Of Mr.. Wilson, was for The
present. laid the table.
Mr.. Anderson Of Bot. called up the engrossed bill
forming new county 10 be called Roanoke OUT
of paris of the counties of Montgomery, and Bore
tourt. Il part of Franklin was originally included
but objection being raised that as Montgomery
and Boteiourt belonged to grand division Of tn"
Stale established By the New Constitution and Ffaah
lin 10 another 10 part of Franklin 10 q Val
Icy County, disturbed that arrangement, Tie part of
F'aGkIin included, Jagged. Thus moI.iad
the bill passed without objection.
JUDICIARY
Mr.. Jackson called up the resolutions from he
Committee of Courts of Justice expressing the hope
that thus carly in .he dey resumed, thu discussion
would close with It, The Hoase agreeing to take
up the resolutions
EIr. Garland Of Nelson, addressed the House for
upward OF an hour, IN favor Of the resolution
Mr. Maxwell succeeded Mr.. G. on the other side.
MIR. Morris followed, in decided rcprobaiion of the
present chaEccry system, IN favor of uniting law
and equity ursdIctlOn--but in opposition to the nlan
OF carrying Court to each county, and in favor Of
a district system. in conclusion, Mr.. NJ laid the
following resolution the table, as indicating the
scheme he preferred
Resolved, That the Courts which shall be ordan-
ID and established, to exercise The jurisdiction
vested IN the Superior Courts of Law, shall have
and exercise the jurisdiction that is now vested
IN tn" Superior Cour Of Chancery, in oil cases in
ChanCcry, where oil the DIS hin the Common
wealth reside within the territorial Jurisdiction of The
respective Courts 10 be OrdpHcn and established:
and shall moreover, have and exercise the equitable
jurisdiction cDion proceedings their judgments
a. Law, and on the judgments Of the County and
Corporation Courts within their territorial iursdc
ton respectively. whcrcsOcyer the parties TO such
Judgments may reside.
! That all other jurisdiction exercised by The
existing Superior Courts Of ChanccTy shall be vested
! IN AID exercised by the Superior Courts of Chan
Cory winch shall be ordained and established
e. be held in convenient districts not excecdn,
---- in number; and the said Superior Court.
Of ChauccTv shall moreover have and exercise iuris-
dctoa III all causes in Chancery, which by conspn
Of all he parties, shall be removed thereto, from tn
:. Superior Courts Of Law and Equity.
When Mr.. Morris had concluded, Mr.. Leigh asde,
that The House should adjourn with Il Of th
discussion being continued tomorrow. The House
ConSeutcG--aye5 81 hoes is.
The quantity Of Coal imported into the United States Ia
thdu doubled IN years. B the year c0dn. 30.
September 1921, there C27,7}7 bushels imported.
the year ending 3Oh September, 1920 the quantity HpoIe
7 s,-.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
MANAGERS OFFICE

z 'HE drawing of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lot
'ety Glass No !, will take place THIS Az
iGRMOON at o'clock. at the Eagle Hotel, when
Inc following handsome Prizes will be distributed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
BIGGER'S PETZE OFFICE

ANOTHER CAPITALIZE!
EeRAWING OF the Grand Consudal ed Lottery
~ No g.
10 GO 55 40 64 SO 7 Al C.
NO 38 az 55- prize of $500, sold to u gentleman
OF hanover, aud paid at sight, as usual by
BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
Cartorsvillo, Va. Januarv ath, 188I-3r
WINTER ARABIAN.

WINTER ARABIAN.
XSga This beautiful and true Arabian Uorss.
VI go will stand again at my stable in the couu
EagnA az y OF Brunswick, about iifty.Gve miles
~ SS3Y Souh OF Richmond, and thirty-tbree
saeSsEEzzs South Of Petersburg fifteen north east
OF Brunswick Courthouse, LawrenceviHe. and eight
teen northwest OF Befcld, and be let to mares at
thirty Dollars the season. to be discharged by the pay
ment Of~twenty Dollars any time during the season
Dollars the leap, and fifty dollars the insurance
and one Dollar in every to the groom. The sea
son will commence the 18th of February and terui,
nate the 10Th of July. Good ps5turage for mares
rratis-and those who wish, have them well and
strictly attended 20 at j reasonable price; but no
responsibility for escapes accidents.
For more particular information Of this beautiful
Stallion, Gentlemen referred my advertise u,ent
OF the last spring, which will be re-published in
time for those who have not seen it.
February 2.-law. JOITN TUCKER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

a. Tickets to be had ct the Box Office, and et
Mr. G. Becks Confectionery Store. Box and Pit
80 cents: Children BALI price. Coourcd persons
% cents.
GTA Box Plan will be kept at Mr. Beck's, where
seats be secured for the first row Dnring the
past Summer The Building has undergone thorough
repair
u Stoves are provided, and will be well attended,
TO. so to render the audience comfortable.
~ Doors to open al 6, and Performance 10 con-
at o'clC elk. feb 1T
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

The quantity Of Coal imported into the United States Ina;
tdn doubled years 10 the year ending SON
September 1921 C27,757 bushels imported. III
the year ending 3Oh September, 1922 the quantity imported
wa, I,272 $40 bushels.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

Tickets So, halves 9 so, quarters e5.
For sale at Il. MICKLES
feb ! Next belowt the door of the Eagle uote,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

q. 5 Bs@K SrocE.-2j Shares were sold At the
" York Stock and Exchange Board on the 3ist
5It. at el2Gs, md no shares Of sec.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

a PPRENTiCES WANTED ,n,cl,.ren.
"a ard we'll educated Bpys, from Ii TO 1GvraTs Of
&c and Of good character viii be tokcn as Appr-n-
tres o. ~ wing OBicc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

THIS AFTERNOON
Virginia Dismal Swamp Lottery No. /,
to be drawn at the Eagle Hotel this afternoon, a, 4
O'Clock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
PICTURESQUE PANoRAMA:

~ Guy 'hey nave engaged MT liu~eIns'
GRAND NAUTICAL
PICTURi SQUE PANORAMA:
Containing upwards OF 300 feet canvass: the sub
Ject of which is taken from the celebrated Novel
of the
E2 r. ID YeOv Err.
ihc snip Caroline seen lying anchor with view Of
Newport gets under daybrcak seen 10 leave
me town. Alter passing vessels Of various descrlDons beau
tiiu picturesque diversified with sunrise noon snse
twilight, moonlight night, the ship seen in the distance and
wrecked dreadful Storm the take the boat; when
the hed Rover is discovered under sail; and the boa,,s
crew are saved from watery grave
he above will be introduced the Pantomme after tra
performance IN the Circle The performance is the first of
The kind exhibited i'll Richmond Painted by Mr. Hug
Theatre, n York, with unbounded applause
The Performance in the Circle to commence with
4 Grand Dress Entry.
Slack Wire by Mr. Blackburn.
Mr. Bacon will perform his arduous feat OF Ri
ding upon his Head at full speed.
MIR. Harrington WILL for the first time in Rich
mond, ride upon the Backs of two Men, and con-
clude with forming Pyramid OF Five upon Two
Horses.
Slack Rope, by Mr.. Buckley
Coal Black Rose on Horseback
Still Vauing by the whole troop. Clown, Cullen
Horsemanship by Mr.. Harrington horse
Comic Song by MIR. Blackburn.
MIR. Hess, for the first time, will throw an aston
IshIDg summerset from the boxes; 4 feat never at
tempted by any other individual.
The whole To conclude with
CO MI p a Vt o NJ l M E.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

THIS DAY!
Virginia State Lottery will be drawn
1t the Eagle Hotel, THIS Day, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

sNHE subscriber wishing TO dispose OF his Real
Estate in Cabell county. offers the following pro
perry Tor SALE to witt one Farm Guyandote river,
ABOUT eight miles above its mouth, containing Ell
acres, exceHent'y watered, $50 of which is bo,tor
land under good fence and now in c, hivation. Any
person WHO wishes to raise tobacco, and would want
faFm IN TINS county, would do well to purchase as i
rave raised severa! crops The same and Skinned
tiein to Philadelphia where they have rate as high as
any tobacco from any part Of the Union. That is to
$a-they have Melted after paying all expenses from
% TO dollars per 100 lbs and from that to SIS and r
" also sell the Bricl; House and Lot at This lime
occupied by Joseph GaF!er, in the town of Barbours
Vi'si besides Farm House and Lot in the same nlace
be had on accommodating terms, by applying to The
subscriber. &DSA,nH Ii6j' Du1'cUy e
ian 27-2aw5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING G, Feb. 4.

ST 3 The Managers have the pleasure
e'~-3 TO say they have engaged Mr.. ITucsins'
GRAND NAUTICAL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

Ilckeis s TO. halves 5, quarters SO.
Tickets i'r sale by The package, or at retail, by
feb 4 YATES g. MTNTYRB, MANAGERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
VIC. NC. &C.
Tickets So, Halves Q SO, Quarters I e5.

Splendid Lotery--all prizes--S3o 900, 10000,
10000, 1900 and 90 of lOOe.-New York Consoli.
dated Lottery, Extra Class No. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

Containing upwards OF 300 feet canvass: the sui.
Ject of which is taken from the celebrated Novel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
To the Admirers of Ornamental
HEADS OBI EEAEER.

SHHHE Subscriber who has just arri G. N this CITY
e from New York, offers for sale an OK cusiv
assortment Of
Ladies and GcntIcmcn'S Wigs and Toupcts,
AZ of own manufacture and NJ variety of
prices. that must tic views OF 1! that are desi
rous Of purchasing. The assortment that he has
brought with him this occasion. is far superior and
much extensive than what ne has offered at
any former period consisting o! The greatest varie
~. being characterized for their peculiar taste and
/ beauty. Ec requests that those gentlemen wearing
natural hcada ~ hnr or h0LChead dresses commonly
called TovP't' VIII take tho earliest opportunity Of
+ h~unriHg bim with call!
/ Those gentlemen who moy feel disposed 10 honor
him with their cas, lie dstcrs himself from the SUI
pe:oTjiy of lis articles every particular 10 secure
/ = continuance Of their patronage. Apply af the
I Eagle Hotel Richmond. between ,hc hours Of zen
and two, Where the subscriber wdl to- ready 10 at
/ end upon all hot may honor hiG with iEor CON
maads his stay Richmond Will not exceed seven
. to.s. THOMAS CTIRE.
i.u 81 c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
GOhaIlna

Barboursvillc, Feb. Isl. 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

w AS Committed to the jail Of Goochland Coun
" ty, he 9TH day of June, 1890, a negro man
VINO calls himself Bob Goldman and says he is free
man mat he was bound to Nelson Vandervan, and
served ms apprenticeship to him rs n shoemaker IN
nc CITY OF Richmond, that he afterwards worked at
saIG trade, with Cooke g. Ryan, IN said Civ Hc
about 81 years old, brown complcxon about feet
nchcS ngh-ho IS quite sensible, and can read and
property, pay charges, ond take him nwnv otherwise
nc Will be dealt with az the law directs
w. LEWIS, Jalor, for
Jan ~ "I2w WIN. BOILING, Sheriff.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

Tur ,,pVy, NV YoRE, April 15-2 r. NJ
oon les' business doing; in Flour no such ai,s,,,
Poss'"e Yet the news has undoubtedly n,aJs r, Ss
impression fe'pecting bread siGHs Hods,s ynrd 49,, %
pcsS go 50 low rs they would have done bcfo, ~. " w
But there buyers ' '''o'' VIC nes'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
aZ1btu.
Tuesday .NOrnissg, .1p1.u 10.

u Yesterday the Legislature was engaged for Q
hours IN elect'ng Judges Of Circuit Courts without
however concluding that duty. Six remain to b
chosen We refer to the days proceedings for par.
,iculars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

Education is companion which no misfortune can
dePress, no crime can destroy enemy can ALLEVIATE
no depotlsm ensave. At home a friend-abroad an
'ntroouction-In SOLITUDE, soScc- and in society an
ornament II chastons vice. guides virtueit gives
at once grace aad government to genius Without
1t, what is mana splendid slave reasoning sayog.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
POLAND.


boNpoN, March 2O-lt seems 10 be ascertained beyond
doubt that up 10 the LIST Waav had no, surrendered
Indeed we compare the both the rench aud
German Papers, find that Poles contested the battle,
fought previous 10 the 18th with and bravery
mo hus1anf themselves, IN their Of tie battle Of
the zOhi speak OF the bravery Of the Poles the highest
terms In the battle Of tho 25th the Russians certainly
dHSen back With great Slaughter They to have
1881 on uat day neatly 5000 killed aud wounded re-
Po vas current on the Continent that Emperor Nicholas
had arrived at he head quarters Of the Russian army fine
report be true he will the devastation which his inord
nate ambition and nssate thirst for dsminon have made
Prince Hadz'vi rs'gnsd the clef command Of the Polish
srmJ rom motive which annnatss the Polish nation
mat o beeV'ns that his successor, Cen Syznski was more
eoperen' 10 direct ihe energies Of lhe army himself
leuT OF the let OF March from the frontiers Of Poland
says ha' hs reports ofrs entry Of the Russians into paga
ss probably premature, but declares that the Pole unr
'OnaeJ, cannot avoid Ihe destruction which is inpendine
over them IN the grand battle which place on the 21
ana 18TH near G'ochow, aud during which the explosion of
an arery wagon threw into confusion oorps of Polish ca
vary ihe Russians lost four Generals and great number
Of artillery
The object OF Gen. Diebh nov 10 divide his ~.
ny 1910 l"o grand corps, aud to pass the Vtua
onE, above ana below Warsaw lie thus expects IN be a
Dh 70 enVsops the Polish army the Polish capits by
hrs great superiority of numbers ~ -
HE inhabitants OF Warsaw sad TO have batfcsdsd
hen fIesa-to have constructed batteries IN the nerhbor-
bood OF The cry and To- have determined receive the m
'sdns barbarian IN dferen from, what I've expect
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

man should never he ashamed own he h,, her, n
e wrong which but saying IN other words that he Is ,,y
to-day than he was yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

Perhaps the Romans were Of opinion that IN Ian.
guage and brutal violence reflected unly on those who
we're guilty of them; and that mans reputation wa,
nor al all cleared by cutting the persons throat who
had reflected upon IL, but the custom of those time
had fixed the scandal in the action, wl,creas now n
lies in the reproach.-Tatler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

,ve RALEtdH, April IA.
We fear that the frost which we have had G, ~
veral successive nights have blasted the homo ,o 90
ter,alncd Of plentiful fruit year. Our early mr..
dens arc also greatly injured
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

SAM PArcH ISN'T appeared upon tho trial Of
one Robson for grand larceny, at Mayville, last
week, that, to avoid being arrested by an officer, ho
made leap from precIpcc on Lake Erie of .f1y-
''eo feet perpendicular and landed ITO use an Hiber
nlcsm) in three feet Of water without injury.
FTedoniru Csnsor
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-03
FROM FOREIGN PAPERS.

a good tenant John Sutclii. farmer ia
the township of Biercliif, near Colne, in tho
95d year Of his age. attended on the 18th OF
October last, al the rent day Of MIR Fouids,
after walking 81 miles, to pay his rent. for
the l60th time. having come regularly twice
a year, for the last soyears, without single
lnterrupiIoEs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-03

A rhinocerus has been sold in Philadelphia
for lIrly one hundred dollars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-03

Al public meeting lately held in one
of the Wards of New York, the follow.
ing among other resolutions, was pass
ed:--
"Resolred, That we cordially approve
OF the determination announced by Gen.
Jaf kson. in his late message, 10 decline
a re election. and we will cheerfully
co operate with him in carrying bis re.
solution into effect"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-03


family. rented few acres of land Of T. A
Tidball, Esq. enc mile west of Winchester,
and removed upon it He had f,celre chill
dren, but the number was reduced by death
to sir. Within what period these had been
taken from him. we did not hear, but pre-
suHe it to have been within the last two or
three years. The six remaining children
were remarkably healthy and fine looking;
the oldest twelve years old. the youngest
nearly one. Thus they continued, the solace
of their poor parents, and the hope Of their
few declining years, until two weeks ago,
when the infant was taken sick, and died in
three days afterwards Of scarlet fever. On
the day before its death, Lester, boy, six
years old, was taken unwell, and in two days
was a corpse. The two bodies were lying
dead on Friday, the 18th, and person was
sent to the former sidence of Mr. Taylor, at
the Round Hill, to dig grave for them, his
deceased children having been there buried.
This duty was performed, and the burial
was to take place an the day following. In
the interim, the violent snow storm of the
18th occurred, which prevented all egress
from the house, and the ileless bodies were
obliged to remain in it until the Monday fol-
lowing, when they were buried in corner
of the field adjoining. Bat the mournful
scene was not TO end here. On Tuesday,
the 18th, Betsy Ann, aged ten years, who
was well on the Friday prev ious, died; and
on Thursday, the 20th, John, aged eight
years, who, in the fuliness of health, had
seen his sister breathe her last, followed her
10 the eternal world. Margaret, two or three
years old, now lies at the point of death; and
Wilson, the only surviving son, aged about
twelve, who has been extremely low, is IN a
fair way ofrecovery. Thus has Death swept
off ten, and perhaps eleven children, out OF
twelve degree OF mortality which Is rare
ly equallcd in our country Hun RePGb.
Coachn.akiag. Gettysburg pa Sen
tinel states that more than $50 hands and con
slant employment at the business Of Coach
making in that borough. Carriages have
been manufactured there and sold during
the past year to the value of $50 .S67. 1t is
also stated that the work now on hand and
in state of forwardness, when finished and
ready for market in the spring. amount, al a
fair estimate. to $a6, 900 This shows a thriy
Ing and prosperous business 10 that line for d
country town.
A rhinocerus has been sold In phi;adelphia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

Ioo0cco.-Some months ago. published a letter from
avrc stating, that disposition had been manifested Inv
the Reggie to supply themselves henceforh with tobacco
by private contract rather than open competition By
the annexed extract from avrc correspondent under
date OF I'd u it viii be that this intention is abandon
ca, and that the old system of conoOs open compe-
ton, is to be adhered to--.N y. inner
HAvRE, I'd Oct--The Deputy sent by the Havre
Chamber of Commerce, the Tobacco question: has re-
turned and reports that the will be returned TOO
which is what has been conteudcd for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

We are happy that we begin 10 feel the beno.
fit of the navigation by the Canal. Within the last
three weeks there hayo been deposited, near the Ba-
Sn more than an hundred cords WOOD without which
easonabe supply the town would have been put TO great
Inconvenience At the request of those residing upon tho
KaPdan, books have been opened for the extension of
me Improvement to that River and expect hear
OF the subscription being -FrederieksJ,erg Her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

IA EOWlITE the late residence Of our Tcstator will
q again be offered for sale, the 18Th Of December
next If fair if not the next fair DAY thereafter and posi-
vcy sold to the highest bidder This Estate having been
formerly advertised any further description is deemed use
less as it is hoped that those who wish 10 purchase viii
view The premises. It will either be sold entire or diy
ded TO suit purchasers which may be advantag done
II ErAs:-0ne fourth of the purchase money to he paid
on The LIST day Of January next when possession will be
gventhc balance in three equal annual instruments for
which bonds with approved security, and a deed of trust en-
The property, win be rcquircd Che bonds 10 carry interest
from the day OF sacbut if puncuay paid the Interest
% ''''''' T6% Sd5 Go5vAN, r5si gsss. Of
Nov. o. 5GI2a,v,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-will be sold Al
public auction. on Monday the 10th December next
at Southampton courthouse Gt being day) he tract
OF Land belonging 70 the heirs Of Thomas ID. Price, dec
county Of Southampton two miles below he
adjoining the lands Of Col James Trezvant and Mai Thos
Ridley, about onchird Of which is cleared and IN fine
condition for cultivation; the balance standing i'm timber
ana considered superior 10 any lend in the countyThe
above land will be sold credit Of one two and three
years INC purchaser giving bond with approved security.
Mr. James Rochelle (ccrk Of The county0 viii show to
any person wishing 10 purchase.
SAINT ". CODED
Nov. %. w u. PRICE, Legateeo.
5G -2awts T. A. PRICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

Dlses.--2cuerot, Portland. r,o5t~i
H1rqrisss--Adaa, Stafford Eo.tb,mo,c, r...,,.i,..,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-29

The last Knoxville Republican containsa letter from the
Typographical Department at Washington in answer TO
one written from that place, asking for an United States
Engineer 20 survey the for road from South Caro-
lima, by way Of New Port Warm Springs, and Ashley 10
Knoxville This reply states that the means both in officers
and funds at present the disposal ofthe Engineer Depart
mcn arc so employed, that it not in the power OF the
department 10 yield a compliance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

1f EAVES Washington At noon ~ iuesda
~ Thursday and saturday passes through
inctounhes OF FaHft1, Prince GHtiaHl fIt-
quer, Cafpsper. Mad ison, Orange, At6eHarts.
Al!son, dnberst, 10 Lgnchb"g
Trough Campbsi and P.HSytranta TO Dan
sHe, and tnrace To Snieal NOfM Carolina
AT s. lch place II intersectS ue Line 10 the
Gold Region and tie Line to Columbia. Aa-
gmia' NiHrdzeptHe, &c.
IImr to DdaUiiie distance OF 26S miles.
three and hall days. Far, eighteen dollars.
This route branches at Lynch5Tg and rltas
to Salem. Va. at which plnce II m,ersec,s the
Valley Lane 10 Tennessee, 4labdmG. &c.
Distance from Washington TO Salem, Prgi.
ma, e53 miles. lime, 81 day are ST. %.
From Lynetbug tie 6nbscrnsr also owns
q Line to the Firglna Watering Places, travel
'rd altogether IN the day lime distance lob
miles. Fare. IS 80.
From Washington TO Columbia, by my route,
'he distance is 52i milss-by Richmond 5l7
'p''es' 20 augusta o MiUsdgeriRe &c. the dis
'""eH og my ton,e is nearer Ihan that By Rich
mona u From SIX 10 nine hours allowed
TOT sieep Tor each night The accommodations
are believed TO he good throughout: but the
ne" accommodations t. Dauvie, 10 Salem,
va and the Watering Places are provided by
=, VIM SMITH, Cutpeper, c. II. Ia.
way OIL Is