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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
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NlO CE.--Tbe subscriber is compelled to
IN make sale OF his whole estate. aud he
will do SO by selling to the highest bidder, al
bis residvucs IN the county Of Amherst, on the
23d oil August neat, the tract of land upon
which he resides, containing 800 acres. He
will also, al the sumo time and place, dispose OF
seyeral valuable Slaves, OF various descriptions,
all his stock, crops, household aud kitchen
furniture, plantation utensils. growing crops.
&c. Sac.--Aud on the 24,h August, he will
sell, 20 he highest bidder, smother tract OF
land, containing 500 acres, lying near the Cold
Mountain, 10 the counly OF Amherst and call
ed Richeson's tract.-The terms will be, for the
Slaves, cash ;tor The lands. one. two and three
seats cIedit--fur livery thing else, & months
credit. bonds with approved wcarty will be
required, Those pe.sons holding claims a
gains, the Subscriber, either as principal or
securiiy, are respectfully invited TO call upon
him at or before the respective days of sale, in
order that he may endeavos to make some ar.
rang ement with Them before the sale day, by
private contraci.--The sale Of the last me ntion-
ed tract 10 be made on the land
WILLIAM STAPLES.
Near Rose Mills, Amherst, July % ids,
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Sale of Negr nes. &c.


RURSUANf to decree of the count Of
Il Amherst pronounced in q suit therein
depending between james ID. Johns& Frances
hi' wife. aud others, the heirs at law Of George
NJ l'hsley, decd. plaintiffs, and Alfred Tinsley
another OF the heirs al Law ofthe said George
NJ. lins'ey, deed defendant the undcrs gned
whl proceed, on Thursday, the 18Th day OF
august hexi, u fair, II not tue nest far day
thereafter, NJ the Mansion house of The late
george NJ Iinsley, decd. in the cous'y Of Am-
pefs', 10 sell the real estate OF which The said
reo'ge M. llnsley died ST. zed. consisting oithe
following ira cts OF land, situated 10 the connty
alores"h, TO Wit Que iract, being that upon
winch M said George NJ. TinsIey resdedst the
''me OF ms death, adjoining thu lands of Dab.
ney fhiipa aud other. containing 2 81 acres.
one i'act on Over Creek, ajoning The lands OF
samuel H"ge, Richard s. Els and others
containing l36 acres. One tract ad Joining
me lands OF WIN. H. Roene 81 Others, contain
'ng 90 ecre' One tract adjoining the lands,
| belonging to Spencer Norvell's estate COZ tain
| ing oSi acres. One tract, adjoining the lands
or Thomas Barbour, Alrxauder linsley and
others, Containing SEA acres. And one 0 he,
"act lying on tho Cold Noun ain, being the
same allotted TO the htirs Of the said George
" ii"sley, decd, by the decree OF he Super or
Couss OF ehaneery, in a suit therein depending,
Clemonl VS.. Iihslcy and others
credit MI be gwen, 81 one two aud three
years the purchaser 10 enter into bond L. 5, Gu.
rity with lien upon the land to secure tue pay
ine0t OF tho purchase money.
| JAMES LEE,
JACOB HAAS, Commits.
| EDMUND WINSTON sionefs.
| ISAAC RUCkER,
1
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URNEM. IL KEkSAs.
GASlEl SH llA&a
RANK SQUARE

Il ~ IL II IL IT.. o. IN GR La
VAS.El SH IA&a
BANk-SQUARE,
a RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies OF
"A Spring and Summer Goods, pun chased n,
auction. and for cash, 10 the New York, Phi'a-
delpha and Baltimore Markets. Their Stock
at this time is larger than ii has been al any
iormer period, and presents as strong induce
ments as regards variety of style, qualil,s aud
prices MS any in this place. Their Stock OF
Fancy Goods is large aud general, and always
comprise the latest Northern styles. As they
do not coufne themselves 90 Spring and Fall
purchases, one Of the house being almost con-
stsnlly in The Norhern Markets, they believe
they can at all times give bargains TO their
town and country friends,
The advantages they possess are such as TO
enable them to buy uron as favorable terms as
any house in the Stale Of Virginia, and their
business being cash one, they are deter.
mined TO sell their Goods not al credit hui cash
prices.
To Country Merchants hey would particular
ly recommend their Stock. The follow ing
articles are few Of their assortment 10 which
they invite The attention OF the public
CANICoES.
. pices handsome sprmg Patterns
8 do furniture do
GING1IAYyr3o
20 pieces Seerauckti Ginghams
So do Adrianople do
d do Cd do
80 do Battle Ginghams and Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dr. sses
CAN1RRICSs &C.
100 pieces Al aud cd Chmbiic Alu.lins Pom
Is. Cd. u is. 81. per yard.
so pieces do do DEM Cambria and ia.
comet Muslin
so pieces ga Null aud Book Muslin
SILKS,
Splendid Ctangeablc figured silk
Dn plain do
Matteonies superior black Italian Lustrins
pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety of Gauge Dress Handkerchief
DO Grape do
DO do Scarfs
DO GAUGE do
GEGE0RNS. &C.
| entire Case of Leghorn Bonnels
case Dunsable do
do Navarino, black, white and
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CLOTHS,

p'ee .s,saa,. London black Cloth. ,rul.
Z do do do do blue da
10 S..b;o 90 do do green do. the moo ~
2 do do do do olivs " 90 do
: do Steel mix'd do y" very tine
CASSINGEEEs
pieces extra single mill, very fne
. do do new Spting hIeriuoss
altogether new style,
2 do Light brown
2 do Dark do
DC Lavender, with black and b,,oot
did quality '''e VI spien-
ana almost every thing suitable for ca,
men summer wear, of the fra, o,dsr ''e.
as oiscs, olive and brown Bombszioas uea
,ne' Cio,n' Imperial Cord, French D,; Huni
Regent co. drao and mix'd Cashmoletts 49,
V estlnSs, of splendid Patterns.
paI o,aek q figured Silk, best English wh,s
bnsi and Inquired Marseles "A''e
White and buff Welting
pieces splendid Valencias. 20
uJ lhe subscriber having been so,.;,.,,
many oil MS friends and customers "a ,.'.e ~
ior IA ir accommodation a Stock nj t:g-oI.'
hrs line, and having done sa-iny,,.s rs. "a
."' anu eAanine tue style oil Goods and mi
Anu reels assured they will not iailto row
nun WIN 'her patronage. He has, also, N,
ia'fs' ana most approved London. New Yort
& fhlladelphia, fashions & will receive ,hs,,'
gularly,"ii any & every article in his line hsv
ing made arrangements with some of the frs,
and most fashionable Taiiors. and also some
OF inc largest importers in this country 10
that effect. ="
~ b All orders in his line will me.,s:ts
prompt attention.
May 2. 3m
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N1-rSl.

"NIB subscriber, wishes 10 sell four small
houses aud lots. They lie on tho hill with
in the town ofLynchburg Tor terms apply 10
EDWARD PRICE.
july %. 81
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4 pHE highest cash prsce will os given Tor
- RHEAT, and all other kinds. OF country
produce. T,&KERR
May .
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RIBBONS

RIBBONS.
handsome assortment oI oImmer Bonnet
and Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Nankeen Grape
8 pieces PongLs
10 dozen Ladies black and white Silk Hose
on DO do do do do
30 do Ladies' Cloves
20 pieces black Bombazctts
D do 40 French Bomba2ine
Livery variety oil Silk aud Cotton Handke,.
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, SC.
4 pieces Steel mixed Cloths
pieces indigo blue do
d pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable brown
pieces black imperial summer Cto,b n now
and spien id article for Genllemens' wear
0 pieces mer'no Cashmere
pieces Indigo blue do
pieces drab do
% pieces fashionable Marseiles, Valencia aud
white and colored Cravais
Black Italian Cravats
QUO lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
WIN large and gems raj assortment n,
'ymnn NJ |" GROCERIES, Sc.
BLANKS
For sale at The IS V;r0;n;o,, or.
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arrival Of Fresh and Ger
uine Medicines, &c.

AtlIiE Subscribers have just received an ad. |
- diiionsl supply Of DRUGS. MEDICINES !
PAINTS and DYE STUfFS, &c. which
makes their assort meni comniete--ron.isiinp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15
RtCb sss0euU e.
TIE Intelligence from Europe.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. Is. 1881.

Perhaps the assertion would be true to its utmost
extent, that there is not at this moment Kingdom
q State of Europe, not actually in tho throCs of
Revolution, where the popular feeling excited by
the scenes in France, Belgium and Poland, not
violently fermenting. The last intelligence adds to
the catalogue Of countries previously known to be
in state of nsurrection provinces situated at the
two ex,romitles of Enrope--T'ay in the South and
Finland in the Norh-Russa herself, supposed TO
be as mpregnabe TO free principles to conquest,
is violently antated No country indeed Is exempt,
or If now exempt can long remain 50. Revolutions
have become so frequent that they almost cease to
excite attention; events the most extraordinary vast
and unexpected, have multiplied with stunning ra-
pidity which almost dcprIvcs the mind Of the power
Of wondering conjccturlng. No ventures
scarcely TO form opinion how the dostiniCs OF
the world arc be affected in the end by that war
Of opinion, which has spread like occtrici from
nation to nation, every where subvering thrones,
ovcrlbrowing institutions and striking off the chains
Of the People. Has the time come for the csIab
lishment of the freedom Of the world? o. after n
generous struggle fOr their rights are tho noble ma
lions who have risen their oppcssors to act over
again, the old drama, and sunk INTO the ara1s Of
despots first trusted as citizens with the confidence
Of their country
That wars are TO cnsue, embracing great por-
ton Of Europe, and on n scale even exceeding those
which grew ont Of the first French Revolution, 1t Is
impossible to Doubt Five millions Of enthusiastic
Fronchmen arc pnutng to wipe of the disgrace OF
Waterloo, and rcvoutionIzo Europe. Their go
yernmcnt cannot control them, aud must second
;bcir enthusiasm or become its frs; victim. France
Will stand cooly by and sec the gallant Poles
cxtermnated by Russia.
We ask attention TO the opinion Of the cXpcrien-
ced Editor of the National Gazette:
"Tho details Of the foreign news being very CO.
pious aud interesting, have but little space tn.
morning for editorial comments. Every whcro the
political horizon IN Europe lowered deeply; VIC
lent storms could scarcely be uycrcd.
"It appear. that Poland was cncrally in nsurrcc
zion, and resolved to stand the cast OF the die; onC
that tho Russian Emperor would employ all ms
ucans TO re.csoblish bis yoke. Tho acknowledge
nent of the independence OF Belgium by the live
erea, powsrs may cpfc1r On 'rPo''a't c!'com-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15
MONDAY, Tebru

MONDAY, February l4th, 1881.
Mr. Tcrrill ofaCcd Il resolution for proceeding on
Monday the 18th 10 tie election OF the Board OF
Public Works, which after conversation among
Messrs Terr Summers and Anderson of Bot was
Tor the present laid the table.
On motion of Mr. Hart, leave was given to bring
in bill 10 form Regiment ont Of the Io7th
Regiment of militia
On motion OF Mr. Chichester the Committee of
Roads instructed to enquire into the cxpcdi
cncy of so amending the Turnpike Laws as to pro-
hlbii directors becoming contractors.
On motion of Sir Mcfarland, leave was given to
bring N n bill TO amend the act Incorporating the
Petersburg Raj, Road Company.
On motion of Mr. Murdaugh, the cngrosSCd bill
20 divorce Felix Ferte from h:S wife Saran was read
the third time.
tThis bill was for Il divorce Il rinculo pai,,imonii
MIR Murdaugh briefly r"capulated the facts,
which ere that Sarah the wife ol Felix Ferte euped
with a mau called VIM. II. Richardson, to n. Car
DINA, with whom she lived until his death.
Mr. Williams of Shenandoah opposed the bill
4 departure from the principles ut the general law,
Which empowered the Courts "i Chqncery to graft
divorces from bed and board, IN such cases this
--idotcy, bigumy and Impotcucy only being grounds
Of divorce from 'hc chsIn OF mGtrlmonv. Since
that Law, repeated applications for divorces for such
reasons rs kissed here had. been made to, and re-
icctcd by the Legislature. II this application were
granted, it would be repeated IN other cases and the
s.atute prove of NJ avail Mr W. alluded tho IN
happy tate of society IN those countries, where IA
ciy Of obtaining divorces existed and argued at some
lcurth to prove the necessity Of athcring to the
rule established, and OF acting with The utmost eau.
ton in cases Of divorce.
Mr. Murdaugh replied, and referred to preccGents
Of divorces granted since the passage of TIC law OF
1926 by the Legislature n riac"'o m1'rim77j
The bill was then passed, Ayes 81, Noes SO.
MIR Ruthcrioord thcn owed 70 take up tic report
of the Committee adverse to the petition oi Isaac
Solomon for a divorce, which had been affirmed by
the House, in order to move reconsideration OF
2 that vote. The House refused to reverse the re
port, Ayes &, Noes %.
Mr Harris cllc ~ tho resolution Of the Com.
mittee Of Propositions and Grievances, adverse to a
petition for the division ot hr counties of Shenandoah
and Rockingham. The Committee twice reported
arnins The petition; Mr. Harris upon The frs, report.
and another petition having como ~ making sue
ccsstul attempt to tccommt u)
/ The motion to reverse the report cf tho Commit
Too was supported bv VIZ Harris, Mr. Moore, VI r
/ Gibson and Mr. Williams OF lIursoa--opposcd bv
Mr. Williams Of Shenandoah ana carried IN the at
iirmat,yc. Ayes 30 Noes 10
4 On motion OF Mr. Jackson. The House resolved It.
self into Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Ghrlson 10
tho Chair on the bill concerning land delinquent to
/ the noupayincnt OF taxes, and making disposition O
certain sgls 50 delinquent CO.! G.! cc.'eiu cschca'c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

THIS extract is from -four dealer an London. Of IA
rrs' iespecsabily The above -four paid duty Of q
Daily .4dverfiser
Respectable Sources dated Dec. 51st specifying ssles
OF Pha. Fl"ur to considerable S4s6d in bond
and 12s duty paid Other letters from the s.u sovrce
and date quote the general range of prices Al s3sS4.
IN bond Letters OF earlier date say, that On has.
been offered for parcel of Wheat tsot,hern, bv the
N"'"oFia' tJour. Com.
Correspondence or the Journal of C,omm.,c..
The following the closing remarks of, Ictte,sr
from Liverpool dated Jan. 5th.
Flour is in rather less demand, and may Dc boupht
at 3Oa3l sod per brl in Bond.
BoLToN. OGDEN g. Co
ne enquiry Tor Flour IS less than Of lste. and
prices have receded little. 5000 Western Canal
nave been sold 10 arrive 3ls6d, and Virpinia NAV
be got at 3os Philadelphia perhaps at Sis.
CRoPpER, BENSON & Co..
Several sales in Flour have been made at Sis per
oTi ana TOT this article there is fair demand.
HAGGARrY d JERpEIN.
Grain aud Flour.-The last official returns repor-
ted the quantity of foreign Wbea in bond ut ii6:
quarters exclusive of Barley. &c. and Of Flour
'o,Ic7 cwt or about 10000 brls. The weather in
tins Country, until the beginning of August was fine
and there was at that period far prospect Of good
harvest: from about the 10Th of Aug. the end of
September, almost incessant rams prevailed. and
great tears were enter aimed of very serious dof-
ciency. October, however,, proved favorable again.
aud during these periods prices varied as homes or
lears prevailed 30 much injury. however, has been
sustained IN the most Of the northern Counties and
III some paris OF ireland, that the yield cannot be-
considered an average one, while the stock of old
Tran IN the country certainly very Iipht.
The Potato crop, both Ireland and in England.
IS also def lent In Spain the harvest Is upderstood
to have been abundant. In the North of Europe.
e:ceDtin.s the Netherlands where the weather was
u!!AvoFable, we hear complaints. In france,
some "i.the Grain districts have yielded atundantly
while others have been dec ent; the whole the ar-
vest there Is not considered have given an ave-
rage yield. american Flour may now be quotes at
3O132s III bond, aid Wheat at 9s; no material de-
cline from these rates may be expected for some
lime 10 come; there may, indeed, be a period in tho
Spring when higher rates may be obtainable Still,
after the fret six months of the year the sources Of
sanpy ON the Bate and the Back Sea will again
DC o?cn aud the prospects for the coming harvest be
~ lin Brought into view.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15
Vo rme EpIrons on rur ENau1nrn.


Gentlemen You have got cR OF repeating certain phru
ses all occasions, whether of Otherwise which
you would do well check; Lay lacrnr lon
10 your sou "A has fallen III Israeli Nous
ron " and the like these-exceet expressions
undoubtedly, the sacred writings soeuity
aud Shakespeare his felicity Of phrase by light aud
application Another avone exclamation Of yours the
mediate Of my addressing you friendly notice
Pause-pause-io Heavens sake Tor charny'sl pause
TINS vastly eloquent extremely pretty Impressive
and should like oftene than week, (Ihe
present alowance) there danger
spelling 1t for useful service hereafter
The last time but three, you impressed this phrase (Which
really threatens suPpiani the Catering ucnu your
rcions) service the the salt re
port before the House OF Representa- which after pre-
missing that you had orpiscd qualification heretofore yo say
'f this proposition does unfortunately, prevail, shalt
enbe for the result; a striking connection between your
trembling for the result, and being formerly opposed
notification 'For heavens sake pause" Nov gentlemen,
rsrnb what? A, duty salt, tie proposition for which,
comes from Pugin.'
We nave fear whatever OF youI turning NulIfyer We
know well, the soundness and dcvo;.on immense
majority Virginia the Unon well, your modes Of
think and acting, aPpehend any such impossible
SUGAR & SALT.
Eash Feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

FLOUR has not been so much affected by tho late
news, as it at first expected it would An order
from ~ York Tor 600 bbs has been closed S., and
sale Of about go bbls to- arrive, effected yeser
day at tic price, being advance Of about 10
the price previous to the receipt of the news
We learn that orders from Liverpool have been re.
ceiyed al n. York to purchase at So 5o.-Below, VIC
give the latest and most authentic accounts Of the
state og tho n. York and Liverpool Markets.
NEW YORK MARKET-Feb ~
T.c Flour market was more firm Yesterday: the
Southern and New York sold pretty freely S. 80
. 60 Western S. - to 81 -. Daily 9dr
TUE MARNEr.--Thc Flour market about ihc same as on
"Wednesday, hu Bargains made $40 bbs Acxsudus
scratched sold 81 llrlscOdsdJscd equal too 50 oT
suVcfhue =,
Two o'cLocK, = W.
In our market have heard of movements thus
morning Of PsrI u'ar interest - Jour. Con-.
We arc indebted to a highly respectable house Tor
the following extract ct letter dated London Janu'
Any Sd, received by the strip Canada
Il finished the sale of your Western Canal Flour last
week, as below. wanted 4Cs, but was Obliged to LEI
the remainder go at SOS. duty paid Town made Flou
has been quoted 65s bu, 1t IS nomnay only eSs, an'
none OF US refuse that price. snd but teV sales ar
~, Ie :. moss taan GOO pes sack"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

! IA9 80 casks 'eA''' ia
shall now make comparative statements of IN.
present and the proposed compensation, but first
shall lay before vou as nearly as can the EXPENSES
att cnding the office
The Deputy Inspectors salary has bren 5000, bu,
shall put it down what it noy is aad has been for
'', me yenrS, 5000 90
occasionally fourth, end woman 10 cook
aud wash for them, and their board aud
clothing. cannot he estimated ut less than 400 90
The Inspector must have an office nnd
accommodations for his servants, and if Ire
studies the convenience of the merchants
thoy must be in the business part of the city,
where rents are always highest: 4 shall
therefore, estimate this item at $50 90
incidental cxpenses--such as Mugs for
the barrels, fuel, portable stoves, stationary,
taxes &c. do not think estimated al $50 90
81 800 90
Here NC have sum of 81 800. which. in maxim,
my comparative statements, shall always deduct in
ORDER to show In few figures possible the clear
income oi the Office The Inspector estimates tho
expenses at less than $500 ncr anouuo and
frequently more but in this estimate he includes the
Ncepns OF horse, which I have cxcIuded-thourh
ao!c as he 49, in our wide spread city to be called
from one extreme TO the other sometimes more than
once day, the officer, whoever he may be- will find
IA horse almost indispensable.
Al - cents on the highest number inspected dur
ing the last twelve years, the clear compensation of
the Inspector per annum would BE- - o5l 40
IN the smallest number, 8I9 70
On the aVerag number, 1898 SO
On the same principle of adding one fourth of a
cent per cnsi, as the value Of the -four drawn out
To the fee recommended by The Committee of u cts,
ana deducting The expenses OF the Office. the follow
ing is the result
~ y cts on the highest number inspected within
the last twelve years, the clear annual compensation
oil tAe INSPECTOR would be S2,2O2 %
On the smallest number, II3 IA
On the average number, $50 %
have now done with this branch OF the enquiry
have not engaged in the discussion at the surres-
ton or for the benet any individual but to aid YOU
with my feeble light. subject which do not
consider has been tairly and fully presented for your
consideration II, afer reading the forcCoinr YOU
decide CT reducing tue compensation Of the Inspcc-
tor you vii! so decide understandngly; but with the
report ri your Committee your only guide, you
would have been legslatng in the dark. The inter-
estS oil a large portion of the Commonwealth REQUIRE
that the compensation Of the Fcur Inspector for the
City OF Richmond, should be such command the
services OF the most competent men in the Union
The Office should b. looked up to- by individuals en-
gagged III the milling business, Z reward for wears
of industry fidelity and sobrety, and the hope of one
day obtaining 1t should be made act q, a stimulus
TO their attaining the greatest possible degree of skill
III their calling. Reduce the compensation TO Il mere
piltancc, and the injury TO the Inspector would be
trllIng, with what might result to the mrllers and
farmers OBSERVER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

&. s BANK SrocK-3O Shares were sold at the
n. York Stock and EXchangc Board on the nth
inst. ut Si25l.
ExcHANcE oy LoNpoN, at New York, Feb. -
G. g. per cent. prcm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

Fort Delaware was destroyed by fire on the 9Th
inst. Nothing was lrrt hut the walls and Major
PicTcc's quarters No lives were lost.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

o. For Auctions and LOTTERIES FRS, page II will be
observed That there TO be extensive sale of Groceries
and Dr Goods L, Day. by Mes- OTIS, Dunlop g. Co. and
that the Drawing of the Uhon Canal Lottery vii! be received
To Day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

o. Various articles prepared for days paper eN,lu.
dsi wan; OF Among others the communities a
Citizen, On the proposed system Of Enclosures. They will
appear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15
THE WAYNE TAVERN,
,ST9TLNTON. VIRGINIA

UT
yESIE subscriber having Iately removed from the
A Washington Tavern in this place, for the pur-
pose of obtaining more central and eligible situa-
ton has leased for of wears. the establish
ment lately occupied by Mrs Chambers, known by
the name of the Wayne Tavern He has engaged
first rate servants and provided every thing necessary
for the comfort and accommodation Of company
and hopes by his exeTtons TO merit at least propor
tomato share of the public patronage.
The Charlottesville Stage. bringing the Northern
and Richmond mails, the Winchester and Lexinqton
Stages, stop at this house, where passengers WIN
ha W every convenience afforded them and can se-
cure a passage IN my Of the from the place.
feb 15-rf HENRY MCLUNG