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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
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RIcuMoNp. 9th March, 337.
l NDER the patronage aul dmccaon Of Messrs
- A. Petcolls x Go. whose ware house busIne IS
| have conducted Tor several years ! now offer my
safsce' to tn. Paphc generty, lor receiving stot-
ns and forwarding Goods up the river, and also for
storing aad shipping Tobacco coastv se or to foreign
ports. llTnG taken that wei known and commo-
dIons w lrehouse, at the head ottha ,SiI and adj
Joining tn Pablo Warehouse, (DbrelrsD | sh III
have great alvantagrs IN curing Merchandise CON
signed to my carr from the SIT iden changes OF the
weather, which often damage Dry Goo Is plrtlcnlarly
No Effort on my part shall be wanting to sc ure a Gen
erai patronage by assduon' and perseyerng exertion
EDWARD b. GIBSON
We consider Mr.. Gibson who has snperintcntcd
our " arehousc since 1881 and sampled the greater
part OF our Tobacco, to be every way worthy of pat
'onaS" nom ms hdeliy and rerscvcr NJ industry in
te promotion OF all the interests conded his care
, a. PETICOLAS& CO.
March p "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

Y VIRGINIA At court OF monthly session continued ami
held for Campbell county, the courthouse thereof on
the lfth day OF February, 1887
Grim Lewis Appellant
against
Freeman Moore Appehe'
The same Appellant
against
The SAM. Appellee.
I'poy APPEALs WARRAsrs.
This dav these and appearing to the sat
saction OF the court, that the Appellant hath departed TINS
HE since the above appeals taken, and that Charles o.
Lewis hath qualified as his administrator and II appearing
satsc tory ,lence that the said Charles b Lewis admins
traitor as atoe said nhabtant Of this commonwealth
1t ordered That he do appear here on the second MONDAY
IN MAY show cause, any nc can, why inc sa" al
peus each should not stand revived in the of the Ad
mini traitor and that copy of this order be o
with inserted in the lynchburs Nngmian tor two mon'
cessyely an posted the front door OF the Courthouse
this county, on several court days
ACopy-Tcste,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, D.
February 81 WI"
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IL CHAScERY.

The Defen liant William Hairless, Jr, having entered
ms appearance aud given scruntv ong to the Ac' Oh "
scmbH and tn, rules OF this and appearing by sa'ac
tory eva nee that he nhl han OF this country IL
Is ordered That tn said DeindInt do appear re on the 10y
dat oil June and the bill the Plaintiff aho
tat copy OF ord be forthwith inserted III ne"pa
per published III the town OF snchburg for two months sue
casssey aud poste the door the court house
tins county. \ CopyTcste
ROBERT TINSLEY
iuril % w2m
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NOTICE.

ID IN AWAY from the subscriber near y ter
IL Bridge, on the 10Th of April bright mulato
negro man, name JIM, about thirty two or three
years old, about feet high and spare made
When he went off he had on his common clothing
but no doubt will change 1t. for he has very
good blue cloth coat and other good clothes. He
has wife at Mr.. NJ. Wllliams's a few miles above
Liberty, ani he my b. about IN Tint nelghborioo
aud h" also has several IA ,lntances about Lynch
bury, ahl he may be about there. | Will give a lib
eral reward tor his apprehension, or any information
that get hun. ELlIABE Ill READ.
April p wiv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
To Mr.. John q. Eve:

I'AkE NOTICE, that onthe 10Th day of Nav
1887, At the Office OF :. x NJ. II Garland IN
iynchhnrc, We shall proceed TO take the dispositions
o sundfs persons to be read the tral of Two SUITS
now depending aud undetermined, IN the Circuit Sr
Petlo' Nontt oi Law and thanccry Ion the county
"i Montgomery, IN the State OF NnanIs IN both Of
which SUITS youarc plnut,n-one agaln>, the under
signed, lirnr, Edmundsuu and The other araIn,t
James Bnrnc is executors. II the dispositions should
not be taken "r compile the day aforesaid then
they VIII be taken GA the day ,hcrcal en- at the same
place.
HENRY EDMTNDSoN.
JAMES BAKNErTrS Executions.
Arrl 81 ,on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

CUSTOM HOUSE BONDS.-Thc intelligent
Mem York correspondent of the National lntelli-
sencsr writing under the date of Saturday last said
a0rSsr was received this morning from the De.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11
LOOK AT TsyIS!!!

I WILL sell "a bargain in three a;arouch-
L Is. | also keep constantly on hand Garry ais Of
the best quality Those wishing TO buy will please
to cali and examine price and quality.
All REPAIRS done in the best manner, at the sub
scllbers shop, on 9TH strse near Poe's tan yard,
GEORGE COCHRAN
Lynchbufy April 90 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

VIRGINIA At OF quarterly session begun and
held tor II, coantp of Amherst, Ut the courthouse on
MONDAY tn 18th day OF March, 1887
Richard s Ellis Plaintiff,
against
William Hairless, Jr. and james +. Ta!afauo,
n.End
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

SPECIE 1NlNDiANA-fhc Presiien, Of the
branch Bank of the 5 are OF Indiana, in letter dated
at Madison the leth ut saws thit on the 25th
of March lastthe lnlinnn B7nks. with an aggregate
capital al Sl7o5, ooJ has an aggregate Of specie OF
Al IhJ 500 ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

rarinent at Washington. to enforce tho collection
of oil bonds unpaid a, ,heCusom House. of sus-
psnde3 merchants, without delay"
THIS statement, the Globe denies in its customary
one OF insoence, as an Z" opposition ahfi, alton"
The lntelligenceT of this morning puts the matter
hight. and shows the alleged fabrication have been
misrepresentation of form OF fact. " Instead OF au
order TO enor the collection of bonds SAYS that pa
pei. it probable it has been decided Washing
ton nv the Executive Officers, that tie acquisitions
of the law, in regard TO the commencement nfsuits on
unpaid bonds are imperative. and leave discretion
with the Treasury officers
The New York correspondent, With the gfcatesi
nfomptness corrected his error in his letter
The Inielliceucef calls on the Globe publish
the letter which WAS actually written to New York
answer 10 the application or postponemcu of suit.
on unpaid bonds, 50 that the public may know au-
th.ncally the ruth IN rcCarlio this matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-11

Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
ssy V,EsOMAs

-. r,r ENQUlRER is published TWICE q wee, genets,s a."
- ,:ncs , week during The session OF The s'a'e Lcs,siaIaio,
a.. -, sane As heretofore, Five Dollars per nna"fn, PA m?e In nn r 10
t'''F' x,.c. OF chartered. specie paying aanhs toaIy! VII! oe !.
''"''i ,,xn,ar. Tac Editors will guarantee IN" saioty VI tSnms
c'''" i" =: ',,r. the hostage oil all letters being paid by tne w r!.,
a.: ;hSn =: m," si b. discontinued, but At the discretion oil the
,, r, All a.-carac"S have been Fa'd up ,h,u
49, 80 ,Vaocyrr will sia:anlce The p"y"e'' VI ""' rNfN''
49, ;r tenth gaus. az ,nvrPT,SISG.
u. ~ o. frs, Insertion, 7accnts: cacf continuance
- ~ : ~" syr.,;s ,,neut inserted, untilit has either o''"p -"
"'''"ts ~ .,.,, p,rscn in this city or It's eh'No"s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
-rSV aDys3asTasEM EMS.

~REEN HlLL for su'e.-The SUBSCRIBE 0ners o
81 sale this va'"sb!s plantation f'r u, on " the p "e @GS Of
T%' x,on Ga,iick. Esq, situated in the county OF h'ns
iX&Ss"n Within , miles of the Courthouse. and the same
; Mr,'I l%e Enmiord Academy, and directly on ihS T nsas
r5o' II It aSounds in large: :I ,hd , and 'nran'0 About "i 100
@; an'' nf his land is highly timbered with wh''c oak,
1 I|:so.r. t c"lar. and pine, and about 10 meyer falling
. s,%H"r: convenient to all parts of the land: On a p sms
u his land is a beautiful mil site and d. IN ,h one Isa "i is s"e a
ns s,o s SrG dwelling nearly finished, with bricks ana
al = Necessary materials to finish the same: the carriage
h h., slq5'ss. grana'y, barn and GU. The hou .sr1 W will. ., Sei'" on
gia. &c., all in good repair. VIII sen IN! u
LT hoes. corn, fodder and all the farming utensils
I H%;ns tr,Srmincd t, remove West. | will sell a bargain
~ The y!snia,ion, &c. To a Physician OF Attorney Tue e
plantation offers great inducements; the l rnc n! ; II ,ar d
i.-h ard prosperous state OF improvement c"tsr r% 81 on the
plantation. Si-l2l
Feb !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

TETAS committed to the Jail, OF the City Of Rich
w mond, on the 25>h of November last, a negro
woman. who calls herself Virginia. and says she belongs
to Camm TunstaIL, Of King and Queen county, Virgi-
~, She IS pL,ut ) feet 1 or 5 inches high, of brown
complexion, and supposed 10 be about AZ years OF age,
The owner of said slave is requested to come forward,
move property, pay charges and take her away, or else
9 wll be deal, with according to law.
WILLIAM + JOHNSTON, ID. 81,
for IS. y. Hrcn, S. Z. r.
rL-,,rr1 ,Sr1 SG-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
81 4 6hEh REWARD will be given for The aPPre.
81 Sg9H hension Of my ncnro EDMUND +

W = W eI!SII1H u MY EtTTO ED'FCIVD III
Nif, alias He is about 40 years ct age,
low, aud well made, very large mouth, pleasant cnunte-
nance, seldom failing to smile when spoken to; lie has
straight hair. and complexion so nc :rly while, that il is
believed a stranger would suppose there was no African
blood i'll him. He is 50 very artlul, that in his language
i. is likely he will deceive those who might be disposed
TO suspect him. He was bired out for the last year, bat
! am Informed has been missing more than two months.
He was with my boy Dick Il short time since in Norfolk,
and offered him for sale, and was apprchendcd. hat es-
capped under pretence of being 4 white man.-lf taken
out Of the State, and delivered to me, in the upper end
of Hanover county, or secured in any Jail so that get
him again, the above reward will be given. Nflaken in
the State and secured in Jail so that get him, Twill pay
$50. Address ANDERSON BOWLES, :.
DcnlonsriNe p. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

HSOR RENT OR LEASE-That old and we'll known
e. Establishment, the Union Hotel, situated on the
corner Of Market and Old Streets, now in the occupancy
of Samuel 3. Morgan: together with a large t,ircc.story
Dwelling House. adjoining the Tavern, on oHd street.
Possession r;vcn on the first of January: ls31. From
tine central situation Of this Establishment, and from the
run Of custom il has had for tn" last two years. 1t per.
haps Offers as great inducements to any person Wishing
to engage in Keeping a Public House. as any other in
the Slate. Fer terms, apply to II. WHlIMoNh.
,,,nrshurr INV, % JH-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

,-I 000E0 U0RSES.--I ofTei for sale. seventeen
Z ,borora, bred Stations, Mars and Colts: and as
! E disirn leaving The State, | will sd them at a sac5iies ice;
aw - il be any accommodation tfthc pnrchaser) will
give a credit of one, two or three saIs, recurring bonds
u" "prLI IF ,hc Mares are nowin fnal by American
~ Hsns' a,J oiber horses of repul. My residence is at
EchPse' a n"a. S,cvrnsviuc Pos, dicr, King and Queen
fla",u'' N-1 LEWIS SMITH.
coInJo GS-wl0wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

n8JIS Finn. one OF the best SONS of the renowned
eE Monsieur Tonson. will stand the ensuing season at
IaE[ay Courthouse. Va, al $50 the season. For fur
,tqr particulars Of the pedigree Of This beautiful stallion,
s hnndbiIls, CHARLES \. BALLOU,
Affair Of .Hnrquis f. jackson, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

& GRIPPA, the property of Col. VIM. r. Johnson,
IA will make his next season at Halifax Courthouse,
Va. For particulars, see hand bills. I'D,
Jan Is [S3-llMar] JOHN S. HUBBARD. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
February I, ic31. eo-"3H

yyNECUTOR'S SALE.-Wilb be sold, to the high
IL cs, bidder. on Monday, the 10Th day of January,
I-51. il fair. if not the next fair day, at the plantation
called Woods Farm. in Curles' Neck, llenrico county,
belonging to the estate Of VIM. Allen, deceased, about
n:ns hundred barrels of corn. with 4 number Of prime
Mules, a quantity of fodder, shucks, plantation utensils,
DC.
.iso -On Thursday. The OH of January, 1857. al the
plantation called Kings Mill. in James City county,
from four to five hundred barrels of corn, u portion OF
the stock of cattle, mules, sheep and hogs, farming ulen-
sis, &c.
Term<-For all sums under 49,. cash; for that amount
and upwards, 4 credit Of nine months will be given, on
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security,
before the delivery Of the property.
GRIFFIN ORGAlN,
E1ccutnr IF LIm. .lICm. decreased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

-a-OTICE The subscriber wishes to sell ,! la'.t v"
~ ,osu' Il" sired d by Sir Charlrs--dam by imported Bedford
r !'s ii back 10 The . :pPo .,sc5 % ''s, :: Mis-, vs Di in v :ns s%:
'Ta 1:na , tn. n ,,:st pT Thinning mare, Tsiic, was out Of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
JAM
a r A Observation-Disclosures from my estate
81 IaRSR in GoncLIand. NDnyerA I'm AmansL LIST.

- IpU in GoocLland, (D"verD in August last,
slave WA>nIyGro>; remarkably tall, large and likely
brown complexion. about % 10 30 years Old pleasing
lar mark recollccted. He was purchased Of McLanc's
estate, in January. 1896, at Georges tavern in Goocii-
land-had been ii waterman on James river for several
years: is well known, and has Il wife aid other relations
about Columbia and Gainesville, where IL Is believed ne
may now hc found. | will pay Il reward of SlGO for his
delivery to my manager at Dover. $50 if secured in any
jli in Virginia, so that get him again, or 500 if taken
out OF The Stale, and restored 10 me.
JOHN llETIi, Mchmond I. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

YG7llE snbscrlbcrs. acting under a decree OF tIe UT
4 cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor the
county OF Gu pcp"r, will, on the 2lst day Of next month,
cxgrse To sale, at public auction, on the premises, Tor
cash, that large and valuable Farm belonging TO h9oeFl
G.. Carter. Esq which lies on the North fork OF ine
ia,nqhlrnock river. in the county Of Cnlrcpcr, and III
The immediate vicinity Of the Fauquier Sulphur Springs
The tract is represented in the title papers, TO contain
l..l9 acres: sam" 400 Of which, are river bottom, ana
between i and $40 in wood, heavily imbeTed:-ih he en-
II" rrac, is well watcrcd, and its original quality waScS'
,rmelv rool. These portions Of it which arc now some
what reduced, may, by a judicious system of husbandry,
he speedily rcstored.-The buildings consist OF a very
h;.~ brick dwelling, which has never been entirely com
ilrd. and another Of moderate size, in good repair, with
>v! outilouscs as are required on an extensive taim.
JNO. Nj. PATTON:l
WIN. GREEN, com'r
JONES GREEN,
JNO. l.. MARYE,
JAM 1l~-2awtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
Executor Of I'm. al
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DISAPPOINTMENT


II In consequence of the extreme severity OF inc
weather, the above sales were necessarily postponed,
tina, al. Cu.lrs Neck, until Wednesday, the eth day OF
February nsxt. when it will positively take placerana
tia; a, James City, until Monday, the 18th DAY et re-
truary next, when it will take place as s.a'ea apott.
Ian. u TS2-tdSI VI w., 4 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

HurNRY-The dislinguishefompclitor Of Eclipse
n and sire of Alice Grey, rN BOY ana othrrs' VIII
stand the ensuing season: al "lpfel uIoVr, l1anoptf
coun'! y; csviIle lu7npikewhere The best care will
he taken of all mares that maye Se"t 10 l e'ms
Vi ;e taken away, found 10 be in foal.
wneh .ne ia 7z-w,r1 JOHN S. CORRIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

TsYlIE subscribrr, having purchased lhe Tavern at
Boydlon. Mrcklcnburs county, known as tie
Boyd,on Hotel, and recently occupied by MIR. Nathaniel
tia, he is prepared 10 accommodate customers: Having
incurred considerable expense in repairing and Eting up
the establishment, and in laying in supplies, he will &C
commuda,e those who may visit him, in a style" :! neat
ness and comfort, which cannot fail to ail"rd satisfaction
Ifis ,aLIe shall be supplied with the best provisions
Which the country affords; his bar with the best liquors;
his g d.rooms shall he neat and comfortable; and his sta
bes. with an ample supply Of pr~oyender, shall be under
charge of careful, experienced and attentive osticrs'-
ThsRuOIiG need only ' lav"nr t him , with l,o tHs ,n , pa'IOH ni,5ii b to
S.nod GEO. ROGERS.
" 5l-ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

,rv neTson DESTROYS to turn their SttcntIon TO raising
..o.t y fin, LI,od, would do well totakc MurGoch.-A
few lines addressed to lie. at Chestcrtleld Cnur; mousse
~ nv ,an.Lni IA CEAS. c. GRAVES.
-" S6-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

On CT. =, tie Richrnor Enquirer Office, John.
B. son s. Durarts hest rrIar,pnIa NEWS a"' DUN
INK. (wu,ranted) at far, mfta.e prices;
MI ; 4 constant supply Efpt ! Gaa" q sa' ~ .r
~ ,,crv Mspos;tJn Sh0rH td'f'Se "1st"Ht IFtWe's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

MNOR SALE, OR RENT-Thc Foushce Grist Mill,
EH situated on the James river. between Rulh"rf,"-d's
Mill and The Locks.-Apply Immediately, II, this Office,
,or ,orms I13-tr] jams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

TMYHE Subscribers have formed a connection for the
purpose of transacting a general Commission bu-
IN The civ Of richmond, and Branch, Winfrce d Co,
in the town Of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
all kinds of country produce, and hope, tromihe!r e%Pe-
renee in the Tobacco and Cotton trade, uni'cd Win q
strict attention to business, they Will receive d s'ae u
public patronage. ,o,
7 All charges paid on produce consigned to their caFe'
and reasonable advances made when required:
""u SAMUEL WlNFREE.
RO. G.. WILLIAMSON,
THOS. BRANCH.
G4-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

Extya General Meeting IF The Louisa Railroad Company
a T meeting of the Pres,dcn, and Directors of the
"A Louisa Rail read Company, at Louisa Courthouse,
on the OH day of January, 1887:
Rcsolrcd, That a general meeting of the Stockholders
of the said Company be held at Louisa Court house, on
the second Monday in February next, to take into con-
sidcralion matters important to The interests of the Com
panv in relation to their application to the Legislature,
It. auihcfize the Board of Public Works TO subscribe to
he Joint capital stock of the Company.
A full meeting of the Stockholders in person or by
proxy, duly constituted for tha, purpose, is particularly
desired. ny order Of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clrk.
Form Of q PROXY.
We, the undersigned. stockholders in The Louisa Rail-
Road Company, do hereby constitute and appoint -
our trne and lawful attorney and proxy to represent US in
all general mvetiDgs IF the said company, when we are not
present in person or by some other proxy hereafter con.
siitutcd for that purpose. and as such 10 vote upon all
questions before such meetings in our names, in the
same manner as we ourselves could do in our own pro.
per persons; hereby binding ourselves and our heirs 10
ra,lty aud confirm the acts Of our said attorney and
proxy in relation 70 the premises. In testimony where
IF. we have hereto set our hands and seals the day
lS2T TSrN1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

SHARK, the great Northern Champion, will MAKE
"a his next and last season in Virginia, at my house
n,d will he let 10 mares as before, al $40 the sea-
again. An" cla ss" of f aro mars viii nr lakSn at 800 essh,
% De paid II The season; ,H One d 1.ds to Ii the Ero0 and ,h haq
progcniiors. are so we'll known by the breeders ct the
ace.horse, as to require no further comment. Eclipse
has sold over and over again, at u very advanced age: Ell, inr
sI0 OO0-Lady Lieir,foat Inns produced upwards Of Sou,,
Sno''o " Sho;k himself has sold tor ~, 600 1iiese arc
S fsel, ,haa p noSt, upon the house:top, their Sas. supeEio1itjy:
pe = INV and feed for mares as usual. No resspons'OiIl-
~ tor accidents. The season will expire on ~ 1I E'y
Of July. l-tlNay
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

I ~ = 49,
RDed nearly C0mpietcd.- liaicr arrangements.
TET!lE Rail road is nov IN use from Richmond 10
p within one mile of Fredericksburg. Tie follow
Ing will be the arrangement during the Winter;
AT Washington, when the navigation OF The Potomac
is omen, passengers will rest al pight on board the slrani-
boat. which will leave at an carly hour in the morning.
When tie navigation OF the Potomac is closed. stages
sill depart from Washington. AS soon as practicable
after the arrival of the mail aud passengers at fredcr-
i~ckshuIg, the cars will leave the termination OF the rail-
road. and arrive in Richmond the same evening, This
bciur the Main Southern Mail Line, is regularly con-
necird by stages 10 Petersburg, where passengers can
proceed on the rail. way TO B.akely y, and thence continue
in stages to the South, by way Of Raleigh, Fayettc-
vile. &c.
From Richmond, The cars with the mail and passcn.
gers going North, wall continue 10 depart at j IN The
morning, until it shall be asccrtaintd tia! the passen.
gers can leave al 4 later hour, while The navigation is
open, and reach Washington in time ioI the afternoon
train of cars to L Baltimore.
Besides the regular mail line, there will he in add.
ton. a Fri weekly line between Richmond and Frcdc.
ricksburg. leaving Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 9 A. A., and reaching Fredericksburg 10
dinner, and leaving Fredericksburg on Monday, We'd
nesdav and Friday: 50 soon rs the cars arrive with The
mail from Richmond, which will be about Il quarter be-
fore 9 A. NJ. With q view of making this tri-wetkiy
line a pleasant one. the trade in wood and other heavy
articles between Richmond and Chickahominy will be
Sc parated from it, and this description OF trade will be
accommodated by running cars Tor 1t at SUCH hours rs
may suit the company and not interfere with the .arcl.
CHARGE for transportation from Richmond 10 Fred"I-
~ickshurg, S 4 per passenger. Ille RAILROAD company
and the Stage and Steam boat Company receive the
fare for each other to and from Eic!Im"nd and Washing
ton CITY. Fare from Richmond 10 Washington, when
the navigation of the Potomac is practicable for steam
boats. including the transportation by Omnibus IN " ash
inrtonD So per passenger. Fare from Richmond TO
Washington, when the navigation by steamboats, on the
Potomac is impracticable, $40 per passenger.
Lice. 81 T-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04

NIlOR RENT-my brick Store House now occupied
IL by Messrs. Baldwin " Alen-PnssesaiHn gwen HE
~ Nrrrl, newt. This Store House ~ u doubt better
finished than any other i" F"r,""ins
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