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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
PT'EiNS.

GREAT SrECIE MoyEMENT.-the \. Y. Journal
of commerce of the Sth inst. says millions
ofcoin, OF thereaboutS, were taken from Wall street
this morning for Philadelphia, for the use and ben
eft OF the PENNSYLVANIA Bank Of the L.. States. \
good move this, and we hope it augurs great things.
The money was not drawn from any of our Banks.
The packet ship Wellington, at New York,
brought about half ! million oidollals in specie
none OF it, however, on account OF the arrangement OF
Mcssrs. Prime, Ward Nhlns.
The n. Y. Express says -" Adviees from Phil
adelphia state that the banks there will not, at the
present period. name any day when they will resume
specie paymcnts..'
The Nashville Wing states HAT cx- Governor Run
nelS has been appointed President ot the Union Bank
Of Mississippi, with a salary of $4,000 year, and
Cul. Samuel Gwinn. cashier, with a Ike salary.
SMALL BrLLs.-The Connecticut House OF Rep
rcscntatiyes, by a vote OF lG5 To %, has passed a bill
TO REPEAL the laws imposing restrictions upon the
circulation of small bills. The Loco Focos at the
last session patched up Il bill which they hoped would
satisfy the people, and which allowed the Banks, for
a specified period, TO issue small bills pdpabic Ia Spe-
cic. The effect was to confirm the opinion OF the
people more than ever in favor of small bills. They
accordingly sent men to The Legislature who would
comply with then wishes. And they have complied.
On the third day of the session the House voted to
repeal the rtohibltory laws, by Il majority of more
than five to one.
The New Orleans Bulletin of he LIST inst. states that
dispatches have been received by J. w. Blcedloyc,
Esq. the Collector, from the American Charge d.
Ailaircs AT Houston, to be forwarded with all haste
to Washington. An endorsement described them
as important documents containing a convention with
Texas. which 1t was presumed was to be submitted
for ratification TO our Congress.
An action has been brought in the United States
circuit court at New Orleans, by Colonel Richard
Raynal kcene, against the judges Of the supreme
court of the state Of Louisiana, for false imptison.
ment. The plaintiff has laid his damages at ninety
thousand dollars. Col. Keene, in an argument re
Gently made before the Supreme Court, INDUCED in
language towards Que of its members which The bench
pronounced dlsrespec inl and contemptuous, for
which they inflicted upon HIM a fine of fifty dollars
and imprisonment often days, and this is the ground
OF the action.
lloRRlELE.-lhc Wheeling Gazette says, Mons.
Solarra's Interesting little daughter must have come
TO her death when all he citizens of Wheeling were
from home, rs no one there knows any thing
about ii. Il will be remembered that a paragraph
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EDiIORS' CORRENPONDENCE

NEW NoRK, MAY 6.
There is a great deal offog in our money market
here it is vet difficult TO see through. NV opinion is.
that the Bank Of England has rcpcnted of It's quarrel
with the Pennsylvania t.. S. Bank, and ordered a
portion of its specie sent here to be sent to Phila-
delphia. Rumor Says that MIR. Jaudou, the agent Of
the Pennsylvania Bank, Ga bank bankrupt, a bank IN
solvent. ride Globe, paSS,m) was about to draw from
the Bank OF England the nice sum OF sic, ODU. 900
IN specie, when John Bulls monster concluded il
was best TO make friends with Brother Jonathan's
and thus This specie marches to Philadelphia, with
more in its train. This conjecture is confirmed, in
patt, by the following statement in the London
Morning Chronicle (recciycd last night) Of April 9th
" 1t is said that apprehensive of he consequences
Of the misunderstanding with the Bank Of the United
States, the Directors of the Bank of England have
forfeited the policies of insurance upon "A very large
amount OF money. Taken at the lowest calculation,
at one per cent, We are informed Of El5.0D0 ~
The financial policy of this may be seen in the
state of the markets IN Europe. 1t has required all
the strength Of Mr.. Biddle to keep up the cotton
market in Liverpool, in face of the explorations OF
specie to America. The first law ofsuclI an expor-
tation is that the products of the country 10 which
the bullion is sent tnnst fall, to counteract the effect
OF the eXporlalionl Mr.. Biddle has succeeded tole-
rably well, but the cotton market is dropping and,
II we insist upon pay in gold aud silver, cotton, rice
and tobacco, aud state stocks, must pay the bill III d
depreciation. Nat. Int.
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From Hc Baltimore Chronicle.
KENDALL COURSE RACES.

yg,sJ,y U1,,a-yI,e Sni,e ,,ce,;,. Of tho
kendall t,anrsc c.mmenc.d nn Ses,S,i,, u,h =
urenst,ke,. for ,lrrr yr,,s old mic lr,,s ~9on
entrance, 500 forfeit. Seven entries. five forfeited.
two started.
Col. Nyhhs b by LuHboionsh, dam Fir
tllla
Rich. y. Snowden's BIC Gustayus, by Sus-
sex, dam by R1tler, }
IIme-li53s-l:53s Won easily.
.Stc9ad Racc,-S"ecpNtakes for 3 year old Colts,
Si0O entrance, $50 forfeit. Three euuics.
Col. Stonesireet's 81 by Ticlicus dam by
Rob Roy , ] |
R. }. Worthington's b + by Sussex, dam
Trippet, by Mars 3 3 3 ,
J. Il. kcndalls chi Cricket, by Henry, dam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
n. IL WE Il GROCERIES,,
CONSUMING IN PART OF

Best St. CroiX p. K. New Orleans and refined Su-
gar,
Ezra trcable, double and refined Loaf Sugar, a part
not inferior 10 any in America,
Gun Powder, imperial, 1oungllyson and Black Tea;
some very superior,
Old Madeira, ). McdcIra, VI. Medeira, Pale sherry,
Red Sherry, London x TenerllOid Port. IN bot
Ties and on draft, San Lucar, Malaga, Santern'
Claret, Muscat and Champaign WINES, a paIt
OF which very fine.
EE9U0tss, Odd Cognac, Saryarac, imported in
1eOs, Otard Dupy aud Rochelle, Bundaii, and APP
pie BleANDEES. Old Jamaica, West India,
New Orleans and New England Rum, Holland,
Swoan aud llour Glass GIN, Rye GIN, a few bar
rels Old Barley Whisky.
LO.vD CIV FOhTLks in at. and pit. bottles,
Champaign Cider, Vine Vinegar, very supc-
nor,
New Orleans West India and Sugar House Molas-
SEES superior to any ever IN this market
Patent Sperm, New Bedford and Common Sperm
Candles, Hull x Son,
do refined Tallow Candles,
est Principe, llayanna and other Cigars,
Preserved Ginger, Citton, West India Sweet Meats,
Best Bunch RasIus, in whole, half and quarter box
es, Sultana Ral>lns, Figs, lruncs, Madeira Nuts,
Almonds, Filbcrts. Lemon Syrup, Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves, Wine Ginger, Ground and Race
Ginger, Long and Black and kyan Pepper, Pr
meuto, Cassla, &c. &c.
\ good assortment of China, Glass, Eathern and
tine Root Stone Ware,
\ large lot OF Writing, Letter and Cap Paper, a part
ruled,
Blank Books, Lcgcrs, journals and Day Books, Me-
mo and Copy Books,
Wooden Ware, Ccder Cans, Brass aud Iron Bound
Tubs, PaIes, Coolers, Sugar Boxes, Nest Mea-
sures, &c. &c.
Dupont's Best Canister, Rifle and Gun Powder,
Mackeral, No. |, >, aud 3,
Together with many other actitIes in our line
which will be sold low. We invite our friends and the
public TO give us a call, we assure them that we will
at all times furnish articles in our line Of the best
quality that the northern markets contain.
70 T.-For the balance of the
year, the store Room and Cellar lately occupied
by us.
April Is CIV if
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SIMMER RETREAT.
SE.RE.v'GS 3.

THE proprietor OF the mineral Springs, immedi-
l. aiely IN the vicinity Of Lynchburg, a pleasant
morning and evening walk for Gentlemen and La
dies, Of the town, is now prepared 10 receive Visitors.
Hi. terms are as follows "A family OF four, So for
the season; for "A less number, 50; for single per
son, 81 for transient visitors, 81 cts. "A visit. His
Shower bath is. in neat order; his price for a single
BAH will be 25 cts. for the season, 80 all TO be paid
in advance. JOHN RICHARDSON.
My Ct if
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EH..g'CggEsTFgE Academy.

ENllE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
i selves together, for the purpose of conducting
the above mentioned institution winch will be opened
on the 9th March next, for the instruction Of
Youth, respectfully solicit Il shaic OF public pat
ronage.
The Academy, known as the Old Baptist
Church, is large and commodlous, conveniently
and pleasantly situated on the Western termination
OF 3D. street, and secluded from the noise and hustle
OF the town.
That course of Instruction will be pursued, which
will qualify the pupils for admission INTO College OF
the University.
The plccs of tuition, for the session of five
mouths, will be, for
Orlhography, Reading, Writing and ArIth-
metlc Sl2,50
English Grammar, Geography with the
use of Maps and Globes. Ancient and
Modem History, Natural aud Moral Phi
losophy, Rhetoric, Logic aud Mental PM
losophy, $1,000
Mathematics, the Latin and Greek languages, 20,00
Domestic aud Foieign Book keeping, an
extra charge OF 2O,OO
Board and lodging will be furnished the pupils
who may desire II, tor $40 per month.
kO. f.. SHELTON,
W.. JAMES SHELTON.
a. Refer to Mr.. Joseph =. Godfrey aud Rev.
Wm. Perkins, Of the Patrick Henry Academy
General Dlllard OF Henry Doct. billiard OF littsyl
sania; NJ. L. Burks, Capt. Jno. Inrpln and
Rev. n. II. Cobbs of Bedford Doctors Henry La
tlam and Ro. ;. Payne, VIM. 7. \ dnccy, Esg'r. and
Capt. Pleasant Labby, oil Lynchburg james {
lialsall and Vhos. Woodson, teachers III Char
lortcSvllc; Benz. i. Duhc, Doct. Jno. ). Winston
and lto. Perkins OF Louisa.
Feb. ID isf
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selected in New York with care from, the latest I'M
portation, aud at such low prices as will enable HIM
10 offer great Inducements in both desirable and
CHEAP GOODS. They were ~boughtin large guam
titles, at auction and private sales, and a large por-
ton OF them will be sold lower than they have ever
been in this market. Purchasers are requested 10 call
and examine ior themselves. T.. i. ESTES.
MAY Wiw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

MISSISSIPPI AttAIRS-Ile Globe pub
fishes the iel oelns duipJuus lcti'f, but has not a
word aboutthe ElceuoUs3
E4tTad t4m n hitter Tea WfgL1r n Cooercss from Il
fa,sf "a Mississippi.
"The times are truly alarming here. Many plan
taiions arc entirely sluppcdof negroes aud houses y
the marshal OF sheriff; aud to adj 10 our other
difficulties, our bank paper Is getting worse ana
worse every DAY. We cannot get plantation supplies
iof less dian double New Orleans prices WITH our
money. Suits are mulliplyiBg-two thousand i've
hundred in the Unilcd States Circuit Count, and
three thousand IN Kinds County Count. Silver IS de
mandcd. aud our citizens threaten violence and blood
shed. We are in a bad situation. The Union Bank IS
Just going into operation, and much Is expected from
1t IN paving on our foreign debt-Whethef II can an
swer public expectation time alone can prove; but ]
lear II cannot. The board are prudent, aud will not
endanger the credit OF the State.'
COMMENTS.
Another good c%rop-the triumph Of Wing princi-
pies aud The consequently turning out Of this mad and
mischlevIous Administrauon.-wIl redeem hlssis-
sipp,, aud sci all right throughout the County.
The cheering sign IN the confirmation Of the great
work, Is 10 be seen IN the fact, that no sooner does
the Wing banner begin TO wave III triumph over the
Union. than \ gradual resumption Of specie payments,
Is actually begun, and IN less than Six months the re-
sumption will be general throughout the country.
SO much for Wing %triumpIls! Aud while this good
work Is gong bfavely on, Mr.. Van Buren, and his
party are actually lmploring Congress FOR another
issue VI Ten millions II Treasury SHIN Piasters :!
Bun. Patriot.
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u REMOVAL. -
MCKINNEY Il WOsHY

4 FAVE REMOVED to one of Warwick new
IL Granite Front Buildings, lately occupied by
Booth x Lacy, Opposite then former stand where
they have just received Il large and well selected as
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q IL RENT,

III TIE Store under the Nitciuian Office
IL Apply at tins Once.
febtuaH y tst
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NFsKE.y'G

'ENllE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
l. FORMS his customers and the public that lie
: ptv rprrtVin, Iie
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!. !. PURNIS & DVFFEL,

!. j. PURNIS & DlFEEL,
INFORMS THEIR CUSTOMERS and the pub
L lie generally, that their assortment of
Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware,
shoes, Hats. &c. Nc.,
Is now FULL and COMPLETE. As they buy for
cash, and sell manly in Tie same way, they are Undue
ed TO believe that they can give bettcrbarSalns than
houses buying and selling differently. All that lsask-
ed is a trial OF prices and qualities.
D.kfLH ElI'E(TED.
We are in daily expectation Of a lot OF French
Worked Sapcs and Collars, ao 4 case of
VANS HORRCfs, of the latest fashions.
}. J. PURNlS * DUFFEL
April so fits
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
RR. HOBERT EARLY,
SURGEON DENTIST,

MILL BE ABSENT FROM Lynclcurg, un
w I'LL some time in May.
April ) tsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
Louisa Rail Road.

ITO add 10 OF passengers the hour OF leaving Rich
rnonc hereafter be 10 the morning. instead OF
halpas four. Tor eaTe
at kouia morning aud there carrier IN the even
inc than by nv other line Besides being day line 10 Char
Io,esviiie an Saunion t"eesiy 10 Lynchburs fascn
gers Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays arrive
a, Lyuchburs ne evening
The frn Federckshs is one the day. enabling pas
the morning get TO Richmond
the "A me evening earlier hour than by other line
Between and Charlottesville the arrangements
ar. equally epedous. Passengers leave Fredericksburg
every AZ and rive Charlottesville the evening Leaving
Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays. They arrive
., LynchtGr, he ues; evening. .
f;or hIyo;tesve they reach Fredericksburg the day
except Suadr On Sunday there freight train fiom the juno
lion and te,go 10 Fredericksburg morning 10 breakfast
Travellers fad the b. the Louisa road superior one
Their. being cf rusd they relieved in great de-
fatigue white their progress tnpd After leo, Ca
loesvIe ,het direction to the NRcisA
SrsxGs aud another Paonsburg and Tennessee
Charlottesville SIS %, Richmond TO
Lsnch buy SIC co. Fare from Fredericksburg 10 Charlottesville
irIy I2 l9-uS
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.7ibsmarie Land at PYJiic Sale
AAONTEAEIE the Ilir ~. al NEG of CrhYpn Pc 4

VI ONTEaGLE the late rc.id Crayen Peyton will
" highest bidder, Thursday, the h uf
the fair day. THIS
dee OF the valuable the
IN health and beauty ed by situation the
STATE # survey 900 UPWARDS Of sos
of The balance well ThrrCd IL bounded
for Two North and Eat hy the Rvanna
and on the by uck Island Greek. -: ernT'yiug
rirer Ii" 49,. uO
80. L"n
80 "'' good The dwelling house
- nu large and comfortable, ant situated beautiful
nj bringing arabic land making
direction picturesque and beautiful Thee is
on; hons" with mill thr"sng machine
c. house There Twelve ueveing springs Of
pure ate n the place.
Also ano her ract $50 nncdIGic the Ri
thousand dscrid. with ards
nc bupred
land cleared well mbcrch THIS land ell
!, wei. wacred-ha, pretty good elm. House
out houses-and susceptible of being made beautiful and
The at all ~ Coumba where
tics James River.
4, the same place. will he sold eighteen
slay nd Of h.lv;
n, 6esn head horsrs OF them fac saddle
mich and work Eve head
of sheen; eighty head Also oil the house
bcl kitchen utensils Description
| .brp, o Black .mi lOos
OF III" purchase will he
hand
deed of trust bark The vii! he
For the other credit OF Twelve months
will given all dollars, the purchaser
hond nh approved ecuny Gentlemen wishing to urts
are invited TO vr lands before the day Of sale Any
the subscriber EveT"iisve. Abe
marr county will he attended 10. CHAS. L. PtlGnN
JuIv iI6-Wifsl EI'Or ~ LrGrtn FtgtoH DEC d.
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TO TR3EEIIERS.

THE Oiay Lin. Of Mail Coaches for Charlottesville, Snun
Wum Hot White Sulphur, Red sulphur, Salt SULPHUR
Suph Grey Sulphur and Sweet Springs and several other
watering of and Travellers wish
in Of the above places, will be particular
calling old Office Ess Hotel here they will
be tickets which will their when They
Slnnon Those taking in the Old Line Of Mail
hj thrown where This will be found 10
be the ehca, nearest and best the above places
BY TIE PROPRlEToRS.
" B-r subscribers inform the Public, that the above men,
toned old Nail Line t successful operation; that the fare
on that pa,t which Richmond Charlottesville
"a distance ncs, reduced TO f'Er DoHars
ina, they accomplish the entire p BE-
those places only butthat Htras may be en-
psc,s " p BOYD EDMOND.
R;.L,, nd VI, Marcho l05-f
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L Y VI IT. w ~ " - -
Executor # HiliiGn. G.oyge, dec d.
August 3

HAND NEGROES FOR SALE VIII be sold. tie Highest
bidder, for cash. Mccklenhu: Courthouse Monday the
tb Vi septeaber that brn. court day the following ncgoes
AIRY good COOK; Charlotte, FIVE. washer ard end
accustomed Ia house business renerai Sally od
toerah" field hand Nancy, very likely young with her
first chd DIANA acquainted Wit" house business, Royal Ssf
likely and smart toy large enough plough; and Lucy, Likely
girl!
Also "Wednesday the 9h Of September, being the We'd
nesday after MekicHbug Court the subscriber will cell IL
GROVE that well known and valuable OF land ton the ffe
whereof Mr. John Yates IN the
OF MckeGhur:, the South Achen having the FiEne
wood and HoscPrU creeks running through 5ii ae
OF less which valuable manufacturing NH, nmcC Tor
king hour dwelling housc with oa on he first
noor kchen smoke house dairy store house. which has been
occupied such for between 90 and 80 beng good snd
for Or" small two dwelling with 'o' and paense
at the end within 90 20 yards Of the orchore Bc
shop where has long been kept and probably one OF
stands in the county with other out houses Terms
Two equal will BE- the purchaser the fist 10 he
due the 18th of DrCcmhr th 2d the 18th OF Deem
b"r $50 Bonds, with undnubed security vi" he
CURED Of the the right retained until
made. will be The 2h Of Dec nber The
ubctc living miles south Of Mil Grove, viii take pleasure
show u any scUlier wishn: vie" the same.
Iu'- n f2t-wd1 J. W. OLIVER.
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Land and .Nt1r0es FIR Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the CcGr Superior Court Of Law
ard Chancery Ahemae pronounced on the ad
r Nav ss IN the depending between Jopng
II. JopHs's and others defendants.
the undersigned Of them acting Commissioners a
s"u or s purpose the premises.
the ays stated the following Tracts OF Land belong
Iur TO Joseph Joplins deed, yiZ: ..
tho mex, fair day the Tac, Of Land the county Of Aemare
on lanes River wceorsad opng resided and described
.xhi., E, fled said cause containing 'Oo acres
And Other Tracts III sad county adjoining
each obe Of them adjoining the one above mcntoned
Thee two bee" usually worked together and
are called iushes and viii be sold together o"r these
described exhibit F. fled IN -ad cause a. containing A2
acres pols; and III" oher per I" as
and II Polea This property lies on J"ncs river The
sale on day vi" commence with the last described property
called uhc and after that, then the one f mentioned Will be
.od Purchasers WILL therefore, on The dH! OF ae please attend
And on Mootny the day il fair ard
the ns,, lair residue Of the Tract Of Lend elongns
said Jopns deceaed living IN Nelson county which was
devised him by Th"as Jopns deeeSed as continuing 100
oIinr 10 Holman looping This 800 will be lad of
omnn Jopug previous tie SALE and which "n- deducted
tho ooon OF ,he purchased bs III" sd Jesse J"png de-
c.s.ed from the OF Wium Ball. dceased lying in Nelson
cn, and adjoining mentioned Tract, which belongs
,oIhn estate OF Jopns decenscdh poon
s0 acres The sale Of these Two tracts will commence with the
named. Purchasers VII" thefeoe on Tue cay Of SAFE
nerse attend there first.
And THURSDAY a3d day of Angus, next flair and not
tho the Tract Of Land Nelson county belonging
rsd opns deceased wheon John Hughes resides and
containing 3G4 acres.
nrO very desirable They the
&c m. NJ tho undersigned who knows
re- e moi the be-. rich and
law g,ond They each separately
c.en, the together the nts Of Propc
~, md wo-ket as one should BE-. will Ike
;o The d"ns house The Grst o these
Tacts large GOOD and there also fine Apple Orch
- md m.ny xcelen, Grape Vines Peach Trees The firm
and roth uncommon good The lands Nell
on county are very good being fully equal Of other
I'D. IN The respective neishboh"os where they lie.
These lands the periods proposed purchasers can seed
croDs ufs small crain
1 security and the titles retained additional
=, Wednesday, TIE 9Th day OF September next liewOds
v a, the ppu, aockfh in Ahemae county, pursuant TO
% decree about Twenty Negroes. consisting OF
NJ on.n ard Cheu the property Of said Jesse Jopng de-
d nm rsd, Of months. the purchasers giving notes nc
and nsyabr either Of the Banks Richmond their
k,,chs. a, yncLhurg. wihsfprov-d end.rs'rs.
REuBEN B: PATTEsnN, coum;ssioa.rs
l5-wl0w
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EXpRt>S MAlLs.-Popc,a. for carrying Ds'Iy Express
Hsroo hor-<1uck road cars the purpose Of con
't!"s n"n "tHsIaFen ." i'eu VI eN'se ~. ~
weight, naked Express Ms and public d"fpa'ches
from the times hereinafter stated 10 the sub Gay OF June" @
inclusive the following III be received the Post OF
ice Department until the BIZ. day Of seeH5eIneI ~ he GecG
ed by tie eth das Of said month:
From CASTOR c. Raleigh 60 miles and bank, to stop at
two mt rmcdiate points. If required. 800
Service 10 commence on rhr ist OF July, le39
Leave Custom daily Il arrive al Raleigh next ia! BY
il2a An.
Raleigh daily a m, arrive GHson next day by
l.2sm.
. F'orn Raleigh Fayetteville, co mile. and back.
Service to commence the Isl Of july, leg.
Leave Raleigh daily 81 aVe al fe!eevie same Gay
by 10 a. M. H..
Leave Fayetteville daily IL arrive al Raleigh same day
o. Fran Faycese by Cheraw, s CO. aud Camden, to couH-
SrTric commerce. ns Aforesaid.
Leave fayetteville daily at 10 arrive at Columbia next
Leave Columbia daily 10 m, arrive Fayetteville ne Il day
= Fpm Columbia, by Augusta Georgia and Warenon, TO
MnrIcse 6i miles and back iosop At one or more point
serve 10 comm. nee on Is. July 1879.
Leae Columbia daily at Mledse"e same day
Ionr Mlledreye daily a, N. arrive Columbia Ga
fTou iciseville by Macon, 10 CoIurbus laa nIc.
back at neTm.diae post if required
S.r,,,. to commence sr July. 1889
Leave MiedgeI daily at 2pm arrive at Columbus next
. Lay daily "a IN, arrive at Medserils mex,
& fon Columbus 20 Montgomery, Ala, 81 miles and back TO
stop atone Intermediate Poro' # required ,
$ersce o commence on the is January, lc3v
Lcae Columbus daily arrive al Montgomery 'ame
Lrae Montgomery duly II IN, Columbus came day
Iroa Mongomor. by Grecnvle Mobile, 1873 miles and
back ITO stop 81 more point, II f'qulicd
Srvic" 10 tie ls' January, is''S
lvr Montgomery daily al II arrive al Mobile neat day
L~,e Mobile daily arrive at Montgomery next de' by
l03,aw -. p, ,,,
Sye Columbia daily Charleston same dei BY