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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-29

Guardians Notice.
THE subscriber hereby gives publics no
tlce that he has been duly appointed by
the Honorable Court Of Probate Of the
town of Warren, Guardian to the persons
and estates of DANIEL X GARD
.N'ER, and CHARLES GARDNER,
sons of Mr. Israel Gardner, formerly OF
Warren, minors, Under the age OF 81
years, aud has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs.
He therefore requests all persons having
demands against either of the above-nan'-
ed estates to present the same for pay
ment within 6 months from October l3
1884 and all those indebted will make
immediate payment TO
SAMUEL RANDALL, Guardian.
Nov. 8. CIV.
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NEW
ARR AN GEM EMT.

ON HE subscribers having determined TO pay
~ their whole attention TO furnishing Zen
tlemen with SUPER FINE g. COMM ON
CLOTHING, have purchased IN New York,
the last week, an entire new stock Of CLoTHs,
CAssrMERrs VrsrINGs, sc. which they will
have made into Garments of the first style, OF
short notice, warranted 10 tit with elegance aLo
case.
They will az all lines employ first rate work
men, aud pledge themselves that there shall b'
- no mistake" in the st,le OF workmanship
Gentlemen must perceive, that by this arrange
mont, they will at all times be able TO snd 1
better assortment of Goods adapted 10 the
particular use than can possibly be kept where
| The attention is so much divided, as 1t must una
voidably Lo, by keeping large assortment,
Fancy Goods TURNER \ sALisDohi'
| Watershed, Oct ls.
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COAII..COAL.

MUST received and now landing from
ey bark Poacher, from Pictou, 1870
chaldrons of Pictou Coal, ola good quail
ity, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers,
by j. g. d. X. LUTHER.
Sept 81.
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Ra AESEN h hIEs'E'.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED.

Nov 22d-sloop Brdgewatcr, Mason, Albany.
2iih---sloop Nit Moriah, lngrnhau, Providence
Sloop Portsmouth, Winsow New York.
25th--sloop Eliza, Lawton, Providence.
27II--sloop Mt Aloriah, lngraham, do.
Soop Eliza, Law,on. do.
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School Books.

yMVHE subscriber has on hand Cor sale,
II. Smiths productive grammar, Muir
rays grammar, Goods book of nature,
Mason on self knowledge, Smiths arilh-
metick, Parley's geography, Matte Brun's
do. and atlas, Morse's do. do, Angels
Union Nos. 1, ., 3, 4, 8, and & Good
rich's history and supplement-, Alden's
spelling book, english reader, accomp'
books, memorandum books, bank books
writing books, paper, quilts, ink stands
states, pencils, sc.
SAMUEL WHEATON,.
nov 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
DOMESTIC.

The TRIAL. or ALEX DEsHIEIps FOR CeUNrER.
tie last Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor Monroe County, the Hon james T. Brown
presiding, two several Bills of Indictment were found
against the detdant for passing Counterfeit ten
dollar note on the Bank OF The United States and the other
Tor like amount ON The Farmers Bank Of Virginia 20
which when anaigncd the 10Th inst he ME adj Not
Gully. Demurrer was filed on the first trial, assign
ing var Gus causes; but the principal and important
objection, made 10y c prisoners counsel wa the variance
between the No dsscfbed in the Indictment aud h,t
gwen ~ evidence The Note described stated 10 be
BAnk note OF the Bank of the u. - whereas that
IN evidence purTOrts 10 he No 'pomisng 10 nav 10 or
der OF II Smith &C, signed N Biddle Pres WIN Mc
ivaine Cash without the endorsement OF r. Smith ON the
back OF said note IL was coDiendedby defendants coun
sci that this was not Bagk Note, is stated i'm the I'm.
dlcmt n, but Check order, which according to the
iih Section OF Tie Act OF Congress incorporating the
s. Bank, required The payer endorse tie same which
was not done in This instance; consequently as an in.
complete note, not negotiable, not delivered, and if
correctly described IN the Indictment NOT such ps-
per- Tor the CONTRIBUTING OF which Indictment co,tld
lie. The Count considering the various points made no
vel and difficult expressed wish adjourn the oucs
tion TO the General CoUr but The defendants obirc
Lis honor then ae, that being compelled decide he
must override The oe ciiOn. he only difficulty i'm The
Court was neither ibis vas such paper il genuine the
Bank would be compelled 10 pay. a bank note is mole
payable TO Is, or bearer heh requires endorse
whereas Tie note oiefeh III evidence Of different
character The court however, the supposion ,hat
was such paper the bank would be enofceJ 10 re-
deem, alter argument, put HE prisoner his trial O.ber
objections were then made variance between the in
dic'Incn and the evidence, which sustained by the
coul upon v hch The defendant stood acquiilcdOn the
second indie at OecoLs as 10 variance also made
and sustained; upon which appcaion made for the
prisoners discharge but the Court refused 10 i.cbsrpe
and femandcd the defendant to Jail TO await new In.
dcsmen IL contetled by counsel that the prisoner
was entitled 10 his discharge iuasmueh az Jury was en-
pannelled and in both when the questions
arose, and rendered verdict OF Not Guilty Tile Court
insisted on ie correctness OF IFS course but ordered the
prisoner To he rltaed tom conne OH entering into
ferogntzshce be lore justice Of The peace, himself in
$1,000 and one security $1,000 two in $500 each TO
appear at the next term OF said Court Counsel for the
Commons eAlh, Henley Chapman. Esq Counsel Tor The
phsoner. Messfs Caperton, a. A. Chapman and Flana
gan L'Uisbmg .1HeghGnion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
- NOTICE.
Charles "A. Mayp

book Hinder and Blank Book .lfann/aeityer,
KE OST respectfully informs his Iiends and patrons the
1TE ormer customers Of his predecessor Mr. Frederick
A. Mayo, ond Tie public generally, that according an
arrangemsht and agreement entered into with MIR Alex
ander Brown OF this city, the business lately carried on by
him. will ia future be conducted in the name and STYLE
OF Mayo s. Brown
c. A. NJ, hereby tenders each all his patrons his
grateful Acknowledgements for the he raj
men' received, while conducting the above business on
his own account and solics continuance OF the same
the
RICHMOND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
The subscribers most respectiuIIy announce that ~ v
have commenced the Blank. Book Manufacturing and
Book Binding BURNERS, and solicit the patronage OF ge-
nerous public TO whom they pledge industry and punciu-
aiy neat and faithful execution OF all orders
them, aud strict attention TO their business Being fully
prepared 10 execute every description Of work belonging
10 or connected with their procession they are coude nj
Of rendering satisfaction TO their patrons Tried specimens
oil their workmanship, ia every department may be seen
and referred To in the City, and throughout Virginia
MERCHANTS
Can. be furnished al the shortest notice. with Account
30 KS oil every descriptions ruled according directions
with or without Patent Spring backs and Russia end
pieces.
CLERKS OF COURTS
ThrouR hOu, the State informed that thew can be
puPplied with any Of the Books used in their respective
Offices. One OF the subscrbcrs having been practically
engaged for several years this branch OF their business
they have perfect acquaintance with all the different
kind OF Books used ia the different Courts their SIZE forms
patterns of ruling and style Of bindings all that will DO
necessary, il TO be informed hat Book wanted specify
ing Tor which Court II is intended and il will 30
well packed TO any part OF Vrginis, with all possible es
patch, warranted TO suit. or charge vii be made
K-BIN DING
OF every description, executed with nesness durability,
ard dcspsch.
Their Mandatory and Bindsry i. on Min street two
doors below tie Northumberland House. aud drecty op-
posite 10 the late Central Hotel.
CHARLES A MAYO.
Oct 81. 4sZw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
POLITICAL.
From Saturdays w. & ODE /
PR ANEH DRAFTS

will he perceived by the Circular oi,he Secretary OF
the Treasury that after the first day Of January next the
Drafts OF the Branches OF the United States Bank, will not
be received in payment OF public lues.
This subject understand long since engaged the at
tenton OF the Governments But however illegal their s
sue for currency considered and however great the
injury 10 the public by the extensive circulation Of
terfe ii was deemed proper TO delay action in relation to
it, until period should arrive when the Governmen nj
might discredit them without endangering the Bank ia
their redemption furnishing il aplea for incomnoding
the community.
That period, IL is considered has fully arrived BY
the returns OF the Back 1t appears that il had Land the
LIST Of this month
Specie, $500 0l5 81
Specie funds in Europe 2,62s GIG 10
Bills OF other Banks, '1,3Ii,09i IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

TEN find the art Of Healing, generally
Il L subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond aud vicinity, who may wish his aiG that he
has become compe,enily acquainted, by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch OF New York city, 10 cure
that formidable and fatal disease, denomnacd Cancer
without the use OF knife canste, but cied
same way aud manner pracisod by DR.. Lynch, v ho
has met with unparalleled in the treatment of this
complaint and also that Of Fsula or Fisinlo.-As the
subscriber is here from the City OF New York. any
person wishing TO be cured OF the aboye-name COM
plants, will please 10 apply Immediately him. al the
Mansion Howe Main Street
Richmond, Jan. 6. w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Dr. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that DR.. W. w. Marshall has been
under my instruction. and assisted in my business,
which 10 attending Cancer complaints, and the art OF
healing generally lie is using my medicine. |
think him capable and worthy the confidence OF those al
licted d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day, Of Manchester Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. Jnmes Caskie, Arclbald Thomas aud Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, RchInonj; Mr. Benjamin.
Harrison, of Berkeley.
All letters must be post paid W. w. NJ
January 7. 74-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

GAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE - On the 3D.
81 day OF December next will sell by auction al the
front door Of MeCoy's tavern in Carfersve my Tract Of
Land The opposite side of The river containing by 10
oil low grounds OF the first qualify nearly every acre OF il
hne obaero lands 2O3 God land several pieces of pg
ed wood land, not survey ed separately which,
with which IL grown up with pine is included in
the cleared land The high land 10 the liver s very
broken, and OF il much INFUSED by inutlcions cult
valon that ffo the river, falling gradually tow ards
large branch, lies very well, and Is generally IN good
heart OF il pretty well taken in clor,r; but some oE
This - also injured and gown up with pine. The Tract
10 all sound him, inprovesble land. with good clay
foundation, and without doubt fine plaster snd. Tie
wood land is distributed, that leaves bus for tho
restoration o. thai which is CALLED, convenient
tobacco Ind Indeed, consider II worthy OF The sitcn
lion Of any purchaser who very healthy residence
hat no bought Tor very moderate price, in OF
the most desirable neghborhools 10 Virginia. The dwell
nghouse is conveniently planned, with five roons, each
with FIRE place, aud dry cellar also with fire place
The house. however, well as tie yard and garden ont
Of repair. The sprirg Of water remarkably fine. The
barn very Indifferent the machine good; the Stable corn
house and tobacco houses for the mtst part new crop
Of wheat more than hundred bushels sill be pn IN az
ell a. common 10 the neighbofhood. Terms Of pay
meDSix equal annual instruments; the Two first secuT-
ed 10y approved personal security, and the whole by
Deed in Trust the premises will, myself show The
Land TO any one DESTROYS 10 purchase who will do me the
favor call me; those who may find Il more conve-
nisn viii be shewn by my friend Mr.. John PembertoD,
ADJOINING any other neighbof who will take that trouble
At the lime and place, will be sold, the stock Of
all kinds lie land and tie fodder and plantation
utensils six months credit, for over Ten dollars;
that aud under, cash. Also, fof cash, Twelve
Negroes, Of different descriptions mem women, &c,
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
October 10. d5-wlds
y 1bo Editors OF tho fvhg are leouea 10 publish Tho above
week m sale, add forward their account to the subFbe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

WB ICELAND (in stafford CO., Vo..J FOR SALE.
Ma by virtue OF Deed u Trust, rom Wtn Bro0t jr
bestng date the 22d day Of December 1920 and Of fe.
cord IN the Office Of the County Court OF Slsford, will
eNPo,e public sale, Stafford Court bouse, tie
cond Monday Of January next s valuable esste suat.
ed the banks Of the Potomac River, in The county Of
Stafford, continuing by estimation, about three handrcd
dfres and wen known by the name Of HIGHLAND. This
estate - justly notorious Tor tie fertility Of s soil, the
beauty aud convenience Of lie stUson and for lie com
peie and comfortable Improvements. more desirable
residence, or more productive an in proportion lie
tee, will convey 10 The purchaser, only such iiflc 80 il
vested in by Tho Deed Of Trust; but that Is believed
to be complete. will he made known on the day
Of gse. JOHN NJ. CONWAY, Trusfee
Oct 81. 5I-eMs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

BALTIMORE, Nov. Ills b. NJ ship ARAcnINE,
Captain Burney mounting sixteen euns srrved al hi,
port yesterday from JamscS On coming to snchor "a.
luies were inirrchanged with Fort McHenry We un-
destand she brings passenger Captain Kson of the Roy
Al Engineer who is charged with the duty OF erecting
Lgh'-houses on The Coast Of Florida and the BshAma Is.
lands, In conformity with arrangement entered into
some time ago between the governments Great Britain
ard the United States is believed This is the first Brit.
ls armed vessel which las entered this barbour since s
late war gDlfyiedn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

Eastern District Of V1gmia, 10 tCM
rs, HRE IL remembered, that the fifteenth dav
J0'"NI n y Of October, Domini, one thousand
eight hundred sod thirty four, Benjsmn Watkins Leigh
OF the said District, for the Commonwealth OF Virginia
hath deposited in this Office the title OF Book the Glle Of
which s in the words following, 10 wit:
Reports Of Cases argued and determined in lhe Court
Of Appeals, and ~ The General Court Of Virgins. BY
Benjamin Watkins Leigh. Volume ~"
The right whereof he claims author in conformity
10 the act Of Congress, entitled can act 10 amend the SO
veral acts respecting copyrights" Z. JEFFRiES
Noyembef4 4. f52-wfw1 clerk Of me District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
. From the BajmoiesPstiiot
IWAh OF RICHMOND, THE MAIL ROBBER
3he bh'fd States Circuit Court q. States, District
" ioI Maryland, November Tenn.
JoaErIf KICuMnNnA 1917
Jndgrs QUAIL and GIENn.


JosErir RrcnMoNpS 1894
Juigrs DuvALL and GLENH
N. WILLIAMS, Dist. Attorney.
RIcHAoND was ihefDepuiy Postmaster at Mildleiown
IN Frederick county, VI his father was the PRINCIPAL
lie was arrested IN April last at tie instance Of Geoqe
rms 1Sq an fctive and energetic sgen OF the Post 81.
nee Department, upon discovery effected by ie agent
Office H '''''S' '''"'
IL had been sfgeftsncd hat money Transmitted bv lei
tiers coming on The foues 'yhichihclnded fs Office hid
been occssohally mssngFef some nonils PROCEEDINGS
TO defect he gully paiy bad been instituted ~ long 90
s. Jsnnary Last But counlefetnocs having bten eeG
relied on. he escaped Tor n tcw weeks Al lcngG,
measures were 20 sklly conriyed vs. r.e Agent iIat
the discovery bccsme certain and expeditions
Iu The course Of nine months there were inward. n
$1,000 missing Richmond confessed that he led stolen
about $780, aud there IL noSoUbf be had taken te whole
although Zee uay have forgotten OF be parcels IIe
had leaned tic trade Of Tailor and in lie prscce
Of quilting the Bank Notes into bis lie was choice
m tlc notes winch he reserved; times taking out what
he esteemed better, and replacing them with such as he
thought we're tees current He also moderated his blum
ders ai umee by iakng part Of the money in letter en
altering e contents, correspond viii, de tesdue
which vas forwarded in the letter TO its appropriate adj
dfess.
Between ibe lime Of Rcbmond's first arrest and ti,
surrender by bis bail Which two or three davs 10
state that be burnt ~ The money biz possession which
was aboui &ilOO Ail ihe money which las been saved
Il only $500 that he had lent deposited
The Indictment preferred against him contained sfpe,
coHnts and dscfled separate sums which had been sb.
sfacied az different tunes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ,
Nogember 9th, 1884 s

"Trooeiiing Serdt0rs."- what have Webstcr. sonfi,
ard aud Ewing, come here for in The midst a our cleo
tom Have they come 10 eectoneeR or why eI.cy ybv
do they present themselves here ~ th all other
Why Is ebsler hofa0guiDg rfowd o'clock AZ nigbt
from the steps 81 Washington Hotel and souilarJ ,nJ
Ewing barsnguing also, 1om The door of Re Am,tican
HOteR is Il Tor this, dI1t the Post Office COMMITTEE sre
travelling shout the country ADdif so what sends Wet
ser here, who does not belong tie committee? Does
the Bank Icy such dirty d9ty aPon tee,as sl doesld.
die order about bis birelngs aud deJtos TO spout 10 The
mob from tavern doors ~ cities where hag not reside
These things done last night by escfneni and tbe
peace OF the city disturbed by The Uproaous shouts Of
The congregation who assembled do honor 10 Southland
and Ewing, by shouting IN fOnl q their lodqDes while
Webslefss satellites opened their broas with equal ella
nor Tor him " is SaJ even that he went down among
them 70 visit his CO. lsborefs 81 The Amercon Tbsf Ig
n1d Ufbsto should have come 10 thid-sbame. shaDet
" was not 90 degrading aud oslbsome lof tools and
panders who shared tte hOnOrs With HINT seemed n,re
fitting Tor them Rot tbsthe 'hould do tbia wont he 90
nexto the sixth Wsgl Poll and deal ckets2 n IL oo
gross, Mr. Webster, and those who have most yo
aenis, and respected your character, are most dasted
But The free and high minded eieciers II New Ye,k IN
defsisnd Why and by whom sou and your companions are
sent here, and advise you to make no more opea DE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

Major Noah says that The universal Wig party has done
wond,rs The Major is like The OF the horse Both
errm. which came in last at "Huzza Tor Both
erem see how he drives all before hint Bother en- aud
The Wigs both did wondershead boys at the tail end OF
the class.
We understand that has been iernined by the
NoMoUs party, 10 take nale--the s'wig'' being
isy worn out, and leaving them with bare The
important Affair was bloachcd by learned doctor OF laws
the light OF the cilyat scientific W.. party iew
evenings since. never liked the srpellson said he OF
"whig II is neither from the Greek Latin. IL is,
tn s most general occcptaoE hateful TO me- and ought
to be to all OF the elite, AZ designating the al, OF
popular rights, instead OF the rights Bsnk There is
besides. word "whig." nom the Saxon "hreg." mean
ing calculated whey and II is 10 he feared that after
recent defeats, and their evident effect upon shall
be called The k and tcdfer party. soar h,ik party,
or something Of that kind.
The sbsmionment Of the beloved was stoutly OBJ
Jeciedtob by thigh city iunconay, who oped his ebster
ana pointed with eAuliation 10 the article:
%" HiGGARcHY-GOver (ol the Cily) by wHIGs
(6Gmt )-SwIFr''
WAS voted, however, that as this government would
last hui brie year. the general interests Of The poly
nous party were not 10 be sacrificed, the high
authority oil SWIFT The title therefore OF the party
TO be changed TO jefferson nemocrats, after jefferson
me comedian, under which appeation they will per-
form their farce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

* REAT BARGAINS OF ELEGANT AND FASH.
~ iONABLE ARTICLES.-The subscriber has made
arrangements TO sell hs present stock Of elegant and vaua-
bic goods on a. moderate terms possible. they are not
70 be surpassed by any merchant in the State as bargains
Let be understood, that every thing b OF e best qua
y and universally allowed 10 be Tie hsndsonest assort
mont IN Richmond II IL necessary that the stock OF
Fancy Goods should be disposed Of before other arrange
NOUS entered into, which under consideration.
The ladies' and gentlemen Of Richmond and is vicinity
will DO will coll aud view the above extensive assortment
OF useful and ornamental articles.
CHARLES HORN, .agenf.
September o. 36-d
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POETRY.
'ssucn vEr psmA,rs uSsura.
AIIrIIMNAl. EMnLEMs.

AUTUMNAL EMBLEMS.
rug fAptNo or tnE WOODS.
Splendof IL ON thy bnugb.
Tho whitening leaves fall fast;
Yet wiidor beauty crowns the forest now
Than through tho summer past.
A more respondent blaze,
OF rich and radiant hues,
Cleans through the autumn haze,
= Than mid the summer de~s.
So 10 II nature loves
la all her power TO part;
SO with her passing splcndoI moves
Tho scveiing human heart.
Calmly through pleasant years
We lovo somo kindred mind;
but 'tis ohly through our pstting tears
It's full delights we find.
Thon. how in form and face,
In every act and tone,
Beam forth the tenderness aud grace
That melt us, aud afe flown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

A VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE
fA own both sides OF Roanoke River, generally OPP
pos,e 10 the Ferry commonly called Eions Ferry ia the
State oil North Carolina, between 3 and 5000 of
Land, about 5000 OF which low grounds upon the ri
ver and is equal, il superior in quality, auy with
in the ownership Of any individual above the falls, within
my knowledge. The high lands Of fine quality and
highly productive in tobacco, wheat and cotton My
residence the North side Of the river, and within a
mile OF it, is heal,hy aud situation in the State s bet
ter improved, agreesbly provided for large Ia
miy OF whites and blacks. Gu The North aud South side
oi The river there Mills, which carry each pair of
stoncs and command ample custom in wheat and
will sell the above Lands, under all the advantages
and Disadvantages there be any, upon reasonable terms
should greatly prefer 10 sell the Lands have briefly de-
serbed to purchaser but if this be done con-
venieniiy will divide it in parts 10 suit purchasers
sell, or will sell my Lands, with view 10 removal
TO The Western country Those who disposed pur-
chase Lands valuable in themselves, and to the
markets OF Petersburg and Rchmond and will be
TO Norfolk, will apply 10 me on the premises.
WILLIAM EATON.
Warren county, October 81 4S-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

MAIL CoNTRAcTs.-We understand, informally }
that Mcrsfs Avery, Saitnarsh s. Co.. have sncceede IN
obtaining renewal Of their former contract for Transport
ing The mails from Richmond 10 Fayetteville We ar.
erailed at this result believe IL is conceded ON all
sides that these gentlemen have fulfilled their engage
nen's heretofore, TO the general satisfaction OF the public
ana oil the Department. Wan. Smith, Egg OF Culpreer
II Is SAID supersedcs e. Porter & Co. Oh the line from
Washington Cry 10 Richmond; and Messfs Avery, IT,
q AFcher and b A. Archer & Co, OF Petersburg lake
me places oil the present contractors from Richmond 10
charlottesville and rom Lynchurg TO Richmond. Our
townsnSn, Mfr j. G. SQuires, long known as sn indus
Gus and attentive Stage AGENT has the contract Tor carry
ing me m'li formerly held by MIR. Cooke, from Peters
burg 10 Suffolk. We wish The new propretors comfort,
oc coaches swift and gentle horses cafeluI add conpe-
tent drivers and more passengers Than they have room for
inside Petersburg Constellation