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PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

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AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end OF
the year, or near the same,
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will invariably be demanded
a. those who may wish to discontinue the
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that effect. at leasi thirty days before The cA-
pIration otthe time lor which they SubScnoeo'
1g.For advertising -one dollar per sq''s.'s
Cor the tiree Erst Insertions, aid twenty rye
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JOHN STROThER, Q.
December @, 1882. laalk.
IN tie County Cont Of berkeley IN Chancery,
October Term, 1882,
Henry Burkhart and wife, pl!gS.
nyni4et

Henry Burkhart and wife, pitgS.
c9Gi"st
Segismund Showers, admir- ofJohn Weaver,
decd Lewis Sincen,Iaifer, y others, dgf'ts.
n n the motion OF tue paintifi5 by their
Y y counsel, leare is given them 10 amend
their hilt Amen'ed bal fled, and order OF
publication against absent defendants. Md
it appearing 10 the Court that the plaintiffs
bill was fled in February, 1923, and that
the defendants Showers and SinccndatIer
we're duly served with the Subpoena in This
cause nd have fl.ed 90 answer the bill, the
same Is taken for confessed as to thon and
the Court doth decree and order, that the
defendant Showers, do settle the admln.stFa-
ton accoont Of his mtestate, John Weaver,
decd before Harrison Waite, Master Com
missioner OF this Court and the said Com
missioner io directed to settle said accounts,
stating all matters deemed pertinent by HIM
self, or which he may be required TO state by
either party, and make report to this Court,
ia order to a final decree.
A Copy.-1es;e,
HARRISON WAITE, c.Bo.
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Thornpsola's Office,
I,c3 doors Se,.th Of The Eos

I,eo doers Ses.th Of H,e Fost Office
WESTERN VIRGINIA LOTTERY,
Glass 3. for 1853, to be drawn at Darkes
vile, Berkeley county, Feb. Il, 1885.
NGnENE.
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VIRGINIA: in tte Circuit superior Court
Of LG,o and Ch1acejy for Berkeley county
DgcEMBER RULES, 1882.
Henry Myers, sen. PttF
cgnins:
Jacob Myers, admir- with the viii annexed
OF john iemaster, decd John Gross, Ed
ward i. FormaD. and the personal repre-
sentative Of Joseph folman. dec. def ts
IN CHANCERY
FEVIlE 6efendant5, john Cross. Edward r.
T. torman and the The personal repfesen
tative Of Joseph Fornfan, decd net having
entered their appearance ard given eeeur.ty
according to the ae: OF assembly and the
rules Of this court; and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are ont Of this
Communicable: 1t &c ordered, that the said
defendants do enter their appearance 10 this
SUIT, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill ef the plaintiff: and that
copy OF tbs order be forthwith Published in
any newspaper within this county, and con
tnueI for two months successfully, and ano
ther copy thereof posted at The front door o,
the court house Of sara county.
A Copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, Q.
~ II,
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FlRGlNiA:-n the Circnd Superior Cour'
Of Lao aad Ci@cery for Berhetey comaty
January Rules, 1898.
Alexander Cooper, PITT -
against Z
John Yates and Nancy his wife, late O
Nancy Shields, Joseph Harper and f. 2
lizabeth his wife, ateElizabethShields, : =
and Edward Winning. administrator q
with the viii annexed of William 2
SHE Ids, deceased, and Sarah Shields, .
deceased, dettS :
FhSHE defendants not having entered their
q appearance and gwen security, accord
ing TO the act Of assembly and the rules OF
this court; and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out OF this Common
wealth; 't is ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit on the
first day OF the next term, answer the
bill Of the plaintiff aud give security Tor per
forming the decree: aud that copy % thi.
order be forthwith published in any ne,ysps
per within this county, and contained for two
months suecessively, aud apother copy there.
posted at The front door of the court house
of said county.
4 Copy-Teste.
JOAN STROTIIER, 6.
January 10, lS3S.-2n
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DAN'L LEE, G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ,

.NartjRs5pg, Jta. 10, 1888. s
THE part.s interested in the above suits
will please to take notice, that will attend
at my Cfice in Martin.5urg, on Frtdag.
he 25th aay Of tlGs i,oth. for the purpose
OF carrying The above order into effect, wEen
and where they are also required to attend,
with all the necessary evidence and vouchers
70 enable me 10 make Up the report required.
oEAMAhS G iRARD. Com'r
ViiiG:NiA:--ha The Circuit Superior Cout
Of Las cad C.aacerg .fdr Berkeley county:
November Roles, 1889.
John f. Smith, admir-. with the will annexed
OF William Merchant, dec'd. pitt
against
John Tate and andrew Fats, dtfiS
In ClIANCERY
ESitE defendant, andrew Ta'e, net hav
IA ing entered his appearance and gwen
security, according to the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out oil this
Commonwealth; 1t Is ordercd, that the said
defendant ho enter his appearance 10 this
suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer i5e bin Of the plaintiff: and that q
copy Of this order be forthwith published in
any newspaper within his county, and con
tiaued tor two months successiveIy, ard
nc'her ccpy thereof posted at The front door
of the eoGl. house OF said county.
A Copy.-Tesie,
JOHN STROTHER, g.
November g. 1882 -taalk
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January 10. IS}3.-2m

FIRGiNIA:-hs The Circuit Superior Co,ut
Of Lac and Chmeery for Berkeley co'l4ty;
January Rules, 1888.
Isaac Mayer, Pt.E
against
Frederick Boroff s. David Dutton, jr defs
IN CHANCERY.
sEstiE defendants not having entered their
e appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act of assembly AID the rules of
this court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out Of This Common
wealth; IL 10 ordered, that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit, OH the
first day OF the next term, aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiff: and that copy OF th;s
order be forthwith published in any newspa
per withia this county, and continued for two
months successfully, aud another copy there
of posted at the front door of the court house
Of said county.
a Copy.--Teste
JOHN STkOTilER, 6.
Jauuary 10, l8S3-2m
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JOHN ETHOTHER, q.
November 8, 1882 --.aulk

ViRG!NiA:-h the Circuit Superior Co,ys
Of La;e and ChenceFy for berkeley County.
January Rules, 1888
Alexander Roe, pitf.
ngGtGt
Vincent BeaIl Richard d. Saamans, George
Lamon and Jacob Sbaul, dsffs
IN CHAECEkY.
FEVllE defendant, Vincent Beall, not ha1
Fl ing entered his appearance and given
security, according TO the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court; end it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out of this
Commonwealth; it is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this
suit, on the first day OF the rcxt tenn,
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and give Sc
curity for performing the decree: and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith Published in
any newspaper within this county and con
tinued for two months successfully, and a.
mother copy ther of posted at The front door
OF the court hOuse OF SAID county.
A Copy.-'Feste,
JOHN STROTHER, q.
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Kroesen's Office.
Aug street, .ua'tinsbtTg.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Extra Class, No. /, for 1888, 10 be drawn
III Richmond. on Wednesday, Jan so. 1888.
Capital Prize $4,000.
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saHERE las been leit at my Store hy p
q Miller, yery superior sCperline FLOUR
for sale, by Tie barrel.
THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg Jaa. 10, 1888
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HAT Mandatory.
ID 3D. IL
.4sa SazA SO

W 8iEIFAIW IT. MA I II Z " 3,
I'D ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens
& & of harrisburg and surrounding coun-
try, that lie has commenced the HATING
BUSINESS, In the house of Mr.. John Doll,
on College Alley, in the town Of martinsburg,
his finishing shopis opposite Capt Gardner
Tavern, where he is ready to furnish al
kinds Of Hats such as Beaver, Castor, Re-
ram and Wool He will engage that Has
manufactured by him, shall he of the best
materials, and done in workmanke man
ner. Having permspentiy located himself in
Nartinshnrg. he solicits from the public,
share Of their patronage.
Martinsburg, October 25. 1882 SIN
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JOHN STROfHER, e.
December 6, 1S32.-ber.

flRGiNiA:--h1 TIE CIRCUIT superior court
Of La,u and Chancery for Berkeley county;
November Rules, 1882.
John Marlatt, PITT.
against
Abel Durham and Nancy bis wife, and Ro
bert Small and Charlotte his wife, def Is.
IN CHANCERY
FEsHE defendants not having entered their
4 appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act OF assembly and the rules Of
this court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out of this Common
wealth; II is ordered, that the said defendants
60 enter their appearance 10 this suit, on the
first day Of the aext term, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff: and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published in any newspa
per withinths county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy there
Of posted at the front door of the court house
Of SAID courty. A Copy-ieste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
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20,554 Prizes-i9 ACC Blanks. $4,000
Tickets $500; Halves $500; Quarters 81.
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1912 prizes amounting TO 10000
10000 Tickets, Price of tickets Sc.
9g-Ati orders from distance, enclosing the
cast. or prize tickets, will be thankfully re
cclved aud promptly attended TO, lf addressed
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
January II, 1888
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Cash gren iOi rage al this oiEGs
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FlRGiAiA:-m the Circnit Superior Couv'
Of Lao aad Cha'lcery for Berhetey county;
January Rules 1893
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-12

I'm RY-V1RG1N1A.-At a Superor Court
u of Chancery held at the Capitol in the City of Rich
mond on Wednesday, 18th January, 1881
Archibald Hatcher, Phn
against
Frances F. Hatcher, Obedience Hatcher, Branch Hat
cher Sally f. Hatcher Betsy p. Hatcher and Thursa H.
Hatcher infants by Charles Guerrant specially assigned
their guardian TO defend them in this suit John Bradley
aud Susanna his wife, Edmund Lockett late Sheriff of
Chesterfield and administrator of Branch Hatcher deceas
ed, Dns
The plaintiff having departed this lifc on motion of Sa
muel Hatcher administrator dc honis non of the said Ar
chbdd Hatcher deceased the Court doth order that this
suit be hereafter conducted in his and character
aforesaid and be IN all things in the plight and
don as at the time OF the dccease of the said Ar
chibad Hatcher; and thereupon the OH to be
heard on the BILL the answers of all the defendants ex
cept John Bradley and Susanna his wife who are ont of
this country and against whom the plaintiff appears to
have proceeded by publication in the mode prescribed by
law, with the replicaons the said answers and exb-
bits and was argued by counse consideration where
Of the Court doth order that Edmund Iocket late She
riff of Chesterfield county, and such administrator of
Branch Hatcher, deceased, 10 render before Commits,
soner oil the Court account oi his administration of the
estate OF his intcsate of all the Of the said estate
paid and OF those which shall remain unpaid distinguish
ing the debts paid, TO be paid due securities binding
the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher, from such as were
due on securities not binding his heirs And that
PENDANTS the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher deceased
do render account before the Commissioners of ali
The real estate which descended TO them from the said
Branch Hatcher and OF the and profits thereof from
the sixth day of February, 1927 and the said Commits
sioner is directed TO examine and settle the said a
counts and report the 10 the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or which
may be required by the parties to be stated and the
said Commissioner il necessary ascertain the debts and
their dignity still due from the of the said Branch
Hatcher, shall at the expense OF the plaintiff give notice
to the creditors of the said Branch Hatchers estate for
four weeks in newspaper published i'm the CITY of
Richmond TO produce their claims before him
Copy-Teste. j. ROBINSON, G. G. S. c. II. c.
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January g.

HN Y-VRe1NIA.-Thomas Purde in
n his own right, and of Aaron Purdie de-
ceased, and as late administrator of Edmund Purdie de-
ceased, Plaintiff
against
John Puriie, jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife, late
Polly Pnr'e Sally Wilkinson, late Purdie Aaron Purde
Robertson, - Gahnaway and Polly w his wife, late
Robersop, Lawson Forsee, Seth W. Flournoy and Sally
his wife, late Forsee Charles Forsee and Thomas Fin
ney late Sheriff Of Chesterfield County and as such adj
ministrator OF Elizabeth Purdie, decd, Defts.
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Chesterfield county, the 29h day Of August last hay-
ing among other things ordered and decreed that the
dersgned Commissioner should examine state and settle
accounts OF Thomas PurdSand Edmund Purdic, as cxe-
cuors OF Aaron Purdie, deceased-the Of Tho
mas Purde, administrator OF Edmund Purlie dcceas.
edand the accounts Of Thomas Fnuey, late Sheriff Of
Chesterfield county and such administrator Of Elizabeth
Purdie, deceased The parties interested, therefore
notified That have appointed the 18th day Of December,
1882 at o'clock, A. NJ, to commence the settlement of
the said accounts at which time they hereby requr-
cd TO attend before at my office at Chesterfield Court
House with the several and proofs necessary TO
enable me 10 perform tire said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, NJ. c.
Nov. IL. 5f-wtiSD
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POETRY.
" mvcn yrr nsmAix, uN,Uno.n


From the Now England Magazine for January.l
NE LOST KlTE.-Br Ms. HnSx,u f. GouLn.
Nv kito. my Kite. I've lost my kite.
OH whont saw tho steady flight
With which she gaincj hor lo.(y height
How could know, that, lcuin. 20
That naughty stripg, would bring 80 low
Wv pretty, buoyaui, dazzling Kite,
To pass forever OFT % sight
~ purple cloud was sailin. by,
With silver borders, o'cr the SKY,
thought, II seeuod to como so nigh,
IA let my kite go upnnl light
Upon It's fringe son aud bright,
T'ssce how noble, high, and proud
Sho'd look while riding on a cloud
as near her shining mark she drow,
clappod my htnds-the liuo slippyd through
NV silly fngrTs--and she fcw,
Away. away. in airy play,
Right over whore The water lay,
Sho vcctcd an Huticrod, sNun. and gava
y plunge then vanished with tho wave
~ never more shall want 10 look
TN th1t:also cloud, on tho brook;
Nor c'cr to feel the breeze that took
Ny dearest joy, thus to destroy,
Tho pastime of your happy boy,
NV Kite. my kite! how sad to think
She SCARED so high, soon to sink "
{ DO this" tho mother said, and smiled.
~ lesson 10 you, simple childi
And when nv taucics vain and wild
As that which cost the Kite that's loaf,
Thy busy brain again il crossed;
OF shiuing vapor then beware
Nor place thy joys on Gcklo air
81 have darling treasure, too,
That sometimes would, bv slipping thfourh
My guardian hands, tho way pursue
From which moro tight, than thou, thy kite,
hold my Jewel, new aud bright
Lest ho should stray without guido,
To down my hopes in sorrows tide! ."
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EDUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust ex-
Il ecuted to the subscriber by John Nj. Price, for the
purpose OF securing certain debts in said Deed specified
to William A. Tricc, which Deed duly admitted to
record the Clerks Office of the county of Louisa
on the 10th day of March, 1892 shall proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, for cash. at the door OF John
NJ Price, at Lousa courthouse, Saturday the 26th
day OF January, 1888 all the said Prices household fur
nture including beds, bedding bedsteads tables chairs
table furniture sofas, sideboars bureaus desks and all
other articles Of household furniture the tavern and
dwelling house of the said John NJ Price Louisa court
house. The furniture is unusually various and vaua-
BILE. Selling Trustee, shall be liable for such title
only is vested in by the Deed of Trust aforesaid
DAVID NJ. HUNTER Trustee.
January 3. 72-w4w~
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NoTlCE.-was committed to the Jail of Essex conn.
L y, the Dist day Of November last as a runaway.
negro woman, who says che is named WINNEY, Of a
dark complexion, had tho time of her commitment
blue calico rock She appears bo about forty wears Of
ageand STATES that she is the property Of Mr. Lemuel
Thompson OF Fredericksburg The owner Of said necro
srsque'ed to come forward prove ms property and pay
@law directs THOMAS MATTHEWS, Tailor
Of Essen County VirRinia
January 3. T-lafsm
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CoMN1ss1oNEn,s OFFICE.

hiclnlOnd, Isl January, 1885 :
The parties concerned in the execution of the foregoing
order OF Court, will take notice that have appointed
Tuesday the Goth day of February next their attend
ance before me, at my office in the City of Richmond on
the matters referred by said order which day, by ten
o'clock A. NJ, they are hereby required TO attend with
their accounts proofs and Office copies of all necessary
court papers.
The creditors of Branch achers estate are hereby no.
tilted, 10 produce their claims with the evidence thereof
before me, at my Office, by o'clock Tuesday the
goth day Of February next
JNO. SHORE, CJplniissioner
Cir Sup. On. Il. s. e. Henrico.
January g..
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~ I'd on the 10Th OF Nove%Ssr, ISL ' muIs,o ie
low by the name OF LOUIS about 40 years OF age aud
bou feet inches high. lie has gap between his fore
teeth and scar of his ANGLES. He is trim made
and active AMI is humble and submissive in his depor-
ment can make coarse shoes, and fond OF making them
bought said fellow, many years ago OF Eliza Robinson.
Cuipoper county, Va tle ran away tom me IL or 13
years ago, AMI reached his native county, and taken
up and put in Cslprper Jail, where obtained bin. Hc
may attempt to go back TO Virginia again may DC
eavoring to make 10 some State, where slavery
leratd will give the above reward any person who
will apprehend hire and put him in JAIL that get him
again, and will thank the takerup, the ialor write
TO directed 10 lie xingon, oglethope comfy Georgia
Any Information about said negro will be thankfully
received. HENRY WRIGHT
Lexing ton, Ga. 9th Nov 1882 6s wSw
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N0TICE.-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince Will
liam county, Virginia. the Sch day Of June last a
negro Man "a runaway by the name Ned he is about
six feet high yellow compile xion, between and
fifty years OF ages he is well known in this ghborhood:
he formerly belonged to Mr.. Cooper of this county;
about six years back he sold trader, and was Ia
ken to the State OF Louisiana, Gas the negro slates and
from thence he was taken to Havana and there at Ii
bcrty; he has papers of emancipaion The owner
is requested to come forward with proper auhentica-
tons, and get his property otherwise he will be dealt
with according 10 law. BASIL BRAWNER, Tailor.
August 81 3I-v3m
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Messrs. Peter Bailey, administrator Uvih the toW an
nered Of Sdnli Wooten, sen. and Joseph b. Cldusel
Samuel WoOtten and George W. Bran
FHNA<E NOTICE that we shall, on Monday tho 18th
ID day OF February, 1888 the Clerks office of Shell
by county, in Shclbyvlo and State Of Kentucky, and to
be continued from day to day necessary, until compet-
ed, proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS Of Andrew 5 White
and others and also, Tuesday the 19h day of March
1888, at the Clerks Office of Mecklenburg county, in
Boydon and State of Virginia, and be continued from
day TO day. If necessary, until completed proceed take
the dispositions of VIM Townes and Others to be read as
evidence in a suit depending and undetermined in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Meckenburg County wherein ourselves and others are
plaintiffs, and you and each of YOU and others deen-
dansa which times and places, respectively, you and
each of you may attend il you think proper.
Yours, JAMES b. JONES,
Sheriff. and admor with the will annexed Of
Powell Shelton, and Richard Wooten, and others
Jan. 3. 7l-wtISthF
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NOTlCE. Was committed to the Jail oil Powhatan
y county, o. the l5h OF September last, negro man
calling himself George, five feet and halt inch high
dark complexion abou, 80 10 years old, with black
mark extending from his hair down between his eyes,
and was described in the commitment the property Of
Mr.. Smith OF Georgia; he however, says that he
belongs To Mr. Collier Of the city OF Richmond aud was
purchased by him OF Mrs Burke, in the county OF Han
over. The OF said negro is requested 10 come for
ward prove his property pay charges and take him away
or he will be dealt with according 10 law.
II. NJ. LAYNE, ID. S. Tor WIN. Crump, Sheriff
december 4. 60 wl2wE
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RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG STAGES.

NH 1oEm paSi ,6s are s ,e'Ps ess,ia5. in
S52ts9 - ~: the Post Office Department, this
line is changed from three to six
times a week.
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg every
day. Saturdays excepted and arrive in each place every
day. Sundays excepted As this arrangement extends no
farther than Lynchburg, passengers Tor the South either
by Peeks & Welfor's line via Farmvile, Hampton sgd
ney College, &c. or by Smiths line through Danve to
the Carolinas, Georgia, Sc, the Southwest through
Alabama and Tennessee, and to the West via the Water
ing places in Virginia. and to Guyandot,e the Ohio ri
should, uAess they wish to spend day in Lynch
burg, leave Richmond Mondays Wednesdays, and Fri
days. The Coaches on this line new and not ex
celed in beauty, strength comfort by any in use
the horses good and the drivers accommodating skill
full and steady. In consequence of the great improve
recently effected, and those in contemplation
in the Steam Boats navigating between Richmond and
Baltimore, with which this line connects three times a
week, going and retunng facilitating the intercourse
between those points beyond all prcvisus example, can
confidently recommend my line TO travellers from the
West, Southwest and South, in their trips and from the
Norh-the time required 10 accomplish them and the
expences varying but little from any other line and in
point of comfort exceeded by none il equaed by any
A. PATTESON PrOprietor
NJ B. All baggage, packages, sc. at the risk of the
owners thereof
December %. 6S-wtf