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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

{hy- NOTICEAm assessment Of dollar per share has
been made upon the stock of the BRDGEWATEL COPPER
MINING COMPANY 10 be paid before the Let Of June
ncs the Office Of the Treasurer, No los Chesnut street.
Philadelphia.
All arcarages ofinstamcats heretofore called in duly
tiled paid arrs.gsd Cor said fret Of Junc
will be forfeited according to Law.
Extract from the Charter No transfer II stock OF sed
Company sha be valid or eaeeus until such transfer shall
No entered or registered in the hooks Of the Compan,
By order Of he Board, J. DOBsON. Treasurer
Philadelphia, April 70, 1889. a2o eod6r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

heard the result oftAs late ThatSy the way
pha had eaused greater degree Of ksnnsss a.eng a.
New Orleans the operations Cor the week ending o. w 49,.
were very heavy individual house was psrs.s ~
extent OF 5000 bales. The opinion was very &c.
taised that these purchases account OF the ~
Bank This tended 70 give much Ss Of ss
stocks sales, rcss and remarks the week previous 10 s
date AFFIXED, with The stocks Of last year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
| M P O r T A N T..
The HIaiue Ouestion!-Prepn

The Maine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for War;.
0y- At this mement when perhaps the Of a
War with England becomes the duty every enquire
how Tar this may personally himself is seevi-
don't fact, that an advance English
goods will be OF the consequences
in article will be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly point out the policy
of all and sundry providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Estabsh-
ment LOG William Of John street presents oppor
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal any
passed by in the city, for materials make and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment expo
reaeed sufficient indication Of public judgment And the
proprietor, having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes and merit continuance Of
The system adopted is alone peculiar TO this
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and
bes consequently reducing the price Of the article such
extent to enable him to employ bat first rate wokmen
whereas those differently situated compelled employ
erior workmen Of buying at second third
hands. And those establishments which give long credits
result many unavoidable losses AID Obliged
er cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running
risks
The advertiser deems unnecessary ms part TO give lst
Of prices much practised, il is osn deceptive Ho
confidently relies trial, being sufficient merit
tinuance Of the favors Of those who give him call
mas 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

Or THIS Spanish proyerb applies most eseeleny to some
&c the New York HAIR OIL manufacturers who are making
great noise BY their grand compositions whes they have bald
head. themselves Bot PASTORS OIL not only good Cor
every bodys hair TO destroy dnduf ssd prevent hair from
turning grey also excellent OIL to keep his own hair
squato any hair 10 e world This Boosting not intended Tor
the CITY o New York where the last sixteen years. have
been practising the hair cutting business, but az sm selling
great quantity OF oil Tor the couniy want TO put hsn
their guard sQans, some bald head fools that making every
bodys hair grow except their A. PASTORS OIL has
been the produce Of experience For sale wholesale
and retail at 1875 Greenwich 81, ~. Y. A.PAsTOR.
Price, 90 cent bottle, highly perfnned. alsIms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29


OAK TnAR1-rNs RvxuESss ~S Be- ~,
The LORD OF THE ISLES Ronald Mr. sncl.ir-I.a-
To conclude with -
Sons sYsTEMs-Mr Lemon sowerby, Mr. Placide :
Lssfa Harcoar', Mrs Richardson
- - u o-Per ssrmn.e to commence at quarter past
o'clocL. - ~
GBon Tickets sl-Pit, so esus-Galery. Is cents.
national THEATRE Late Itahan Onera House.
IN MIR WALLACk Lesseo-Corner OF Leonard ana Cb,rcL
streets, ten door from Broadway-THIs EVENING wiz
be performed -
THE MOUNTAIN sYLPH-Donald, Mr. W.on-He,a.
Mr. Seguin-Eolia. Miss Shirref-Jessie Mr.. BAILEY
To conclude with
JOHN DiBBS-Maor Seymour, Mr. Wailack Jr-Fred.reL
Mr. Conser-John Dbbs w II Wniams-Laurette Sew.
mour, Miss Monier.
Doors open st6 Ia Performance commence at Boxe,
81 Pit so cents. Gallery 70 cents.
BENEFIT OF MR.. CLINE.
INRANRIIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, ander
Il the direction Of Mr. w Il. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING viii be performed,
MACBETH-Macbech, Mr. Cline-Macduff, Mr. Bannstcr-
Lady Macbeth, Mrs Bannister.
After which Panoramic View Of the Grand Election Process
sion, presenting the passes before the audience
than Fifteen Thousand human figures and thou
sand horses.
To conclude with
SPRIGS OF LAUREL-Capt Cruizer, Mr. Goodenow-Len-
nox MIR Charles-Mary, Mrs Watts.
Doors open at g. Performance at quarterpa
o'clock fll-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

MAEGLEs, MAKGLEs.---lmportant to Hotel and
lv1 Boarding House Keepers, and Private FsmihcsDUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform The public that they have
ON hand and manufacturing their pateAt Manges which for
utsy and durability not be surpassed II labor
saving machine entirely sperseaes the Of ironing and
rapidly puts beautiful gloss Sheets table lmon,
without thu aid Of fuel They be seen operation
the City Hotel Pearl Street House, Athsnehm, Garlton
House. They only sold at No . Little 0rsea street
ihsrty, New York. ma 2nis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

Packets 10 Arrive.
LIVERPOOL
G.Washig'n, Holdrege, Mar "a
Oxford, Rathbonc, March 20
Columbus, Crepper. April 8
LONDON
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 20
HAyRE
Silvie de Grasse, March 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
ID ATsING or BLOOD, COUGH, &C.

ID AIsING OF BLOOD, COUGH, Sc.--Mr. Newbery,
IN 700 Bowcry he has cured of cough
with raising blood some of the shes by The
cf DR. Taylor's Balsam of Lycrwoort He fast fall
isg into consumption Notwithstanding he was continually
der the Of best physicians Indeed he got bad he
bad get aghts blood from h lung yet he
fully restored BY the &c this purely vegetable medicine
CO. CturioN.-Remember this medicine Is sold nIy-mind
this-at a75 Bowery.
AsFNrs--J. Philips Newburgh r. Fighter, Poughkeepsic;
Mrs. Hays 1879 Falton ~ Breokyn 81 Broad st., Newark;
Westminster It,. Providence; Philip Citing, New raitz; A.
A. strykcr Honesdac Stevenson, Saugeres; Prouty
Co., Geneva Sas Reid, Smh6eld Flats > j. Nichols, Ban
bridges Abraham Trimpcr Kindcrhosk Luke Lyman. Mid.
dletown a27.3tDSltW'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

TTNHE prevailing influenza and sudden colds Immediately
i relieved BY the of J. p CARROLL'S Old Establish
ed vAPOR BATHS No. 10 John street They highly
commended To the public by q the most cssnt
cansDoetors Stevens Mott Mcncven, Boyd, Nelson Smith
Bush Ireland &C. &c. whose letters be the
lishmept.
r. &. would inform the pubic that these Baths bear no
resemblance 10 the Thempsssian practice is there
danger Of taking cold after using them.
sulphur vapor Baths, so all hours Of the DAY. by giving
hours previous notice.
Portable Baths sent any part Of The city at Ave minutes
notice, with proper persons 70 administer them.
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale hire.
Herbs OF all kinds and syrups of Saraparia and Liver
wort. fresh from the Shakers, Cor sale shove.
N. R-No connectios with other esabli.hmes n7om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

The trade OF the past week has been constantly
ANIMATION Tie canals having opened produce begins reach
the city, although yet not in large qsantes the canal
has undergone repairs IN consequence Of small break the
bank This oceasioneda delay Of two days
CATION The tow boat landings evncc very heavy business
The crowd Of drays deposng merchsnds for transportation
by the several different routes Is very great
Corror-This article has continued ito activity sisce
last sotce Sales continue te be made for the Liverpool
Le AZ advancing prices the improvement In this market
since the receipt oaie advices may be stated tic per 10.
The stock on sale is still very small The clearanccs during
the pas. week TO Liverpool and Hvre to about
bales From the extreme southern pcats, we have not Jet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

r.. COCHRAN,
EXCHANGE BROKER ies CANAL STREET
90 All kinds of sncurren Bank Notes bought AID sold up
the m favorable terms.
WANTED-5,00o and head Pstsrccns immediately,
for which the highest price will be given al6lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
JAMES O'DONNELL,
A Il RNEY AT law,
GRAy. (MaiHe.)

RIrEns To-Hon John Anderson. Collector oetbe Port
Por6and and Messrs. Goldman Fox Counciors at Law.
o. He will practice in the counties Of Cumberland and Or
ford and attend 70 the collection u demands all parts Of the
State a5-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

i HUNTERS RED DROP-Dferent from all other RENE
dies for certain disease Unlike other medicines that
continually sprngng up, the invaluable Red Drop main
tain its enviabe supremacy uniang remedy for the
~ disease, without regard to diet Price ST. per bottle
Office Division st.. a29l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

L1NE FANCY GOODS Perfunery, Gallery. Portabi
Desks, Dressing Cases Wsrt Bores &C. in every vset,
wholesale aud retail at 6UIONS,
M l69 Broadway, opposite John u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
THE SUB-TREASURY.

Mr. Cambreleng has introduced into the H. of r.
bill, the ostensible object Of which is to proven,
frauds and defalca,ons-athough the real obiec,
oft is to smuggle the subtreasury scheme through
that body under a deceptive title. The reader may
form some opinion Of the probability of its preventing
future robberics of the public purse, when he is told
that one OF It's sections forbids the deposite Of that
money in bank, under the severest penalties, We
should like to know what additional security is fur
nshed by this prohibition. 1.-THE money be held by
the officer cannot he off with the whole or auy
portion Of it Whereas, lift be deposited in bank
to the credit OF the treasurer and subject ouly to his
draft, how can ii be stolen Ifthese "exper-
ments" so on, it will require much money to car
~ on the government if were engaged in san
Culinary war. Forty millions per to pay of
fce-bolders- yet million or two annually sto-
len by them. Is it not time for Economy and Re-
trsnchmeut TO begin!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WE SUBSCRIBERS, having Mt length rs6tit
l. ed the greater part Of their Fab supply 81
E.z.NxLY GROCERXESt

FANNY GROCERXESt
Will offer them TO their friends and the public Oh r.
good terms they can be had in this MARKET
They were selected with great care, and a. low ~
cash would buy them, in New fork-eohssiing iU
part Of the following articles:
ST. Croix, =. Rico, and New Orleans Sugars, ~
best qualities treble, double and single refined Lest
Sugar, pat superior to any in this market aiso.;
crushed Sugar.
Old Java Wild African. Lseura, Old Whine, Rio;
Prime Green and ST. Domingo Coffee,
TEAs-Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyd6n, aud
Pouchong, in chests, half chests, - and CIV:
boxes and caddes.
WINES. BRANplks Rum, GIN, &c.-Superiof Old
Sicily Madeiia--M. Msderia--paie Shsrry-Its-
bon-Canary-St Lucar-Malsga-Od Port
Claret-Muscat--ond DRAFT and boiiIsd-htst rails
Champagne, Hat and other brands.
Old and genuine Sargarac, Cognac, Otafd. Oetny
~ Co. Bordeaux. American, and Appie Dsssdy,
Old Jamaica, ST. Crolx, New Orleans and Nsw Euh:
land Rum, old Holland AMI Rye 8n.
Old Barley, Irish, Monongahea, Rec,iAsd aud Rye
Whiskey.
London aud Philadelphia Porter, q,s. and pts
Molasses-Steam r. fined, West India and New o.:
leans.
5000 lbs. Genuine Old English, Imp. EDgliSh. A.
merIcan and Pine Apple Cheese, very su PcriUs.
IS boxes-Patent, Wax, Sperm, Taitow, seH
Hull & Sons Patent Candl-s.
East and West India Fruit Spices Sweet Mean.
&c,
Preserved Ginger; Ciron; Cocoa; Granger; Pine
Apples; Lines; Goava Jelly, &c. Figs Coco:
Nuts Madeira Nuts Palm Nuts papet sheli
soft shell and hard shell Almonds KlbsttsS
Bunch Rasins Sultann and Smyrna kajSins
Dates Nutmegs Pmnento; CsssiSj MSt6
Cloves; Pepper Sauce Pepper; Ginger. .
part ground and papered; Spanish and knssfiea6
Chocolate and prepared Cocoa.
CIGARs-Congress, Principe. Trabuco' HaSatt ss9
common, various brands.
Lemon Syrup; Olive Oil London aud American
Mustard;
Soap hes, Shaving Palm, Rose, Vafiesated and
Turpentinc
Shoes, Shoe Thread AMI Shoe lacks.
Powder and Shoi--75 bags Shot 80 brass boueS
kegs superior Rife Powder, 6 and IL lbs. Dig
points Eagle Canister Powder Duponts IF. ~
and +. +. Gunpowder, Bar Lead,
Salmon, in kits and sngle-Alacsarel No. ], Scotch
Heuings;
Wooden Ware &c, such as Nest Measures, Tpb6;
Cedar Cans, Sugar Boses, Covered Boxes. PAiu-
ed Buckets, Clothes Horses, Trays, Brooms. Wire
and Hair Selves Scrubbng and Shoe Brushes
Demilohns |, and Gallons,
Paper and Qus--a large lot Fools Cap, Letter;
common Wrilipg. Plain Ruled Paper, Account
Paper. Also, Blank Books, Journal and Eedg-
ers, Nc.
Stewards Steam Refined Candies, assorted.
China Glass and Eatl,en- Ware, large assortmtat5
10 boxes sun cured Oronoco Tobacco, or the 1sss
quality. MCKINNEY q MOSbI.
Nov. 26 Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
A LIST OF LETTERS

EMA1NING in tho Post Office at Liberty
IA Va December 3lst. 1888. which if not taxi
out will be sent to the General Post Office rs dead
letters.
A-Iewis {. Arthur, Mark Anthony.
u-Juln Booth, Iich'd Booth, Holland & Booth, Alvin
Burns, Martin 7. Burke, Mary Beard, Richard v Bland
Mary Board
CLERKS of the Courts, Mary A, Cundn, DIR. l.. &.
Caldwell, D. Chandler, Alico chrntwood.
D-Abncr Dobyns, Jus Davidson james dc Witt Il. A.
Donald
E-Richad Ellis.
F-George Fielder
G-John Gordon, Polly Gon Ben Gkinson, Nelson Golf,
Ephraim Giles,
M-Wilson G. Hewitt, f.. ". Horton, Rchd Hudson,
John o. Hopkins, Mathew Harvey.
k-Joham Kerr.
I.-Solomon Linsey, Johnson Lnnsdown VIM icnwich,
Jr Justin ule Jno. b. Lee Mrs. Caroline Leftwich, Ed.
LOgwood a. Co.
M-Thrcs Minor Sth Martin, VIM. A. Martin William
Mnter Miss Caroline Moon Moor, Sum'l McCarty, DIR.
Tho. 2. Mitchell, &. l.. Mosby.
Madison A. Noel.
P-Wm. w. Patterson, Anderson Poindexter, Thomas
PTeaa, VIM. Patterson
R-sam1 Robinson, Robert Ross, John Roy, H. A.
Rogers.
s-Wm Shrewsbury, Jno. or Ben Shepherd, Geo Storm,
David or Henry Still Samson Sharp sheriff OF BEDFORD
T-Jno. X. Taylor Miss julia A. Thomas, Sophia Thur
V-Robcr vasser.
W-tieo W. West, Buford Wills, Jno. Watson, Martha
Walden, Mourton NJ. Price or Joel White.
X. PARKER, p NJ.
lar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
Charles Enc Eward,
Clock ysed vVNSch~Hukcer.
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

TIVE NEXT SESSION of the New London
l. Academy will commence Jan. Is. The
Of instruction at this institution will be the
same as heretofore excepting that an additional class
will be formed, called the Commercial Class, which
will be carried through rigid course of instruction
in Book keeping by double eurry, commercial forms,
&c. compromising all the information connected
with the duties OF a clerk. This class will afford
young men opportunity OF acquiring in short
period ready aud skiful practice in those branches
which conduce most efectuay to advancement in a
mercantile situation. Particular attention is paid
TO penmanship. A course of lessons in this branch
is given, which though not pretending to the mira
Giles otthe 10 easy lesson system" yet confessed
by all acquainted with be the best present be
fore the public. The successful attainment of the
must always depend materially upon the capacity,
attention. industry, and perseverance, OF the learner.
The charge for course Of lessons in this class,
(Commcrcal,) will be S25 IN advance, which will
enable the student TO remain at the Academy with
out further expense, until he is completed in the
course, except for books and stationary.
In other branches Ct study tho terms are 10 usual
heretofore.
Board 50 per month.
Tuition in the Languages 3 -"
- - English
charge Of SO cents per month will be made to
/ the English scholars for tuition in French il they
enter the class. ID. S. OLIPHANT, Principal.
Jan 3 ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

amount of it was entered on the books Of ,b,
bank TO the credit of the United States Treasurer
and II was stipulated tina, payment when made
should be " IN specie or its equivalent" The sale
OF the other bond, when wanted was afterwards also
effected and arrangements were made with the L.
ned States Bank TO pay the public creditors at Ger
tam points IN drafts the United States Treasurer
or IN specie or its equivalent.
10 regard 10 the special depositcs in other banks.
the report stated that these depostes, being in all
cases considered temporary, were mostly informal
sumcient number Of banks that had not issued
notes Of less than five dollars since tho passage Of
tue deposlte act were 10 be found, and, conse-
qnently, the Secretary ofthe Treasury from ncccssi-
W selected at convenient points, sixteen banks that
hsd issued such notes. and were consequently cx-
Guided BY law from being used as Repositories
TINS, II was stated, was done under the provisions
lgeneraD of the act Of 1889. In some eases
the money had been deposited in these banks in
boxes OF specie, to be retained till demanded by order
of the Treasurer. In other cases the amount had
been entered on the books OF such banks the Gre
dit Of the United States Treasurer. be kept ready
io' payment at any moment in specie its equiva-
lent but I" not set apart in a box" In some cases
part Of this had already been paid over the other
part remaining as an original deposi,e."
No action was had upon the Report. except or
deing 5000 extra copies TO be printed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINlNG in tho Pos, Office at iyuchburp ON the Is,
o. J"naay 1870 Persons nrrla,ing or letters in the
,A.S"mi IT, Andrew, r. A. Andrews, Garland Anderson,
Miss Mary ~ Anderson. Wm Anderson
H-tnpt Hem, Brown, Mira. Hannah Iud, David Black,
Mss Martha NJ, Brady, Miss Abbey Ann &. Duks . David
=. N; BLACK, Reyd Jno II. Bocoek Mrs. Maria l. Bell.
a. Crouso, r W co0Ge, Mrs Frances Cox, Charlie.
T. christian, Renee" Co, faees Co1nelly tmng,s r.
Copeland, K. l.. Coleman, David +. Chapman VIM r.
Cocks, Miss sanh Cox, VIM. Cox, Thomas Clay, James
Crlddlc, John con,er lneiua y. Clark Rcvj. L. Clark
D-Nir Mary pomu, Nlrs Adenc Dorsey, Mss Lucy
DAVIS, T. u. Dickson Be,'d Sam nnvinlson stephen u.
Airs. Sarah DAVIS. James q. nonohue, Mrs Miy Davis
E-Rchd Ellis, lcW e, Emmor,, Rieh'd. II. Ellis, J.
E-Forqurcan Palmer ., +. A. Forpurean Audw. Fra.
nier T. F",guson, Mrs snl'no G. Floyd,s.
bert lno, /. Guy ,, Adam Crimes. Thoa. Gomss, VIM l.
Grant Robt Gbhonv, Jno. e. Griffin Churchell Grady,
Henry Gerber, Jno II. Goodwin
q. lekrrson . Rrv'd J. :. House, Miss Mary Iggn-
ho'em Mis-. Emily lIois, rouick r. licury Fnyct'c Hen
a-Nm. h. Jones >, Jonathan Johnson l.. II. Johnson,
e., r. So, ~d M:" AGpna johnson" N'od D. Jones'
MI Iydick, Jno. 4. Logon > Col Arnistend Long,
rhos "mhelh, SAINT NJ Lambeth, Edmund Lowell James
M-lhlp Murray, Mrs. Sarah Murphy Jno. A. Mo.cly.
Tho. ! Ma''i., lno Z Mathews Charlie" M'les,, Col
than Martin, Thos. II. Manshel John NicGraw MERIT Mil.
,sn Branch g Morgan, u D. M"reh, w@ A. Morris, John
Edmund q. NOEL . Cbarl.s q. NOEL.
P-Mrs Ann Pcitycrew, J. A. Patton, Mrs. Doct Pate
2, q. W. Pet,john, &. g. Peters ". Nj Pomct. Ed
mund Page, Potc,a& Lewis, James Pollock Edward Price
Ambrose rasc l'sas ree, Elm. D rea,ce, ncj Price
Dundos D. Pratt rhos Primer, Borj Punket, Henry Per-
singer, Garand fondcxtcr Geo. Powell Capt B.A Phil
fps.
K-Randolph Rsss, Miss Virginia NJ Ross, VIM. Ross 4,
James NJ Robertson Jnmcs Ragund, Jr 4, James Rush,
Charles Roier, Doc Jno. T. r. Rcneou ,, VIM A. Robin
Ms Sarah Robinson Jesse Rchurdson Joshua Ruoker
Jno. &. Realun
s-,lss coihuhne Scott John Sale Edward Scott, cold
James W. Scott VIM Sherwood Mrs. Jane Scott, VIM.
Shoemaker , John Scaly Mrs Louisa A. Scruggs Mrs.
Nancy Smith, ". N. Siockwoii, Miss Amanda J. Smith,
Jos N. Soc James Il. Smith, james Staples, W. II. Scar
borough, Samuel Strong.
Trom cold. Dan'l. lrgr Rev. 5. y. rompkns, Rev.
J. &. fmsley Mr.. Talbot, Mrs. Sarah Thurman Resd.
Ruht. u. Thompson, John u. fden . Jno. A. Thomson,
kich'd. II. Tyler, John +. Tanner
W-Edmund Winstono, Col. A. l.. Wvlie, Jno. q. Wal
lace, Ben. W. Walker james Whiting ton Mrs. Puulina
Woody Eas W,,zel Jacob Woodson Thop. r. Ware Alex.
Watson Miss Ca,harne Walker Jno. Wnlthonser, Mrs.
sarah A. Wcbber, Charles &. Whaey, Walter Williams
John +. Wright ., WIN. Wright. Miss Funny Woods.
JOHN u. MuRREII., 7. NJ.
January3 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03

NEW ARRANGEMENT.


H'IlE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
l. to Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at O'Clock, A. Nj. and reaches Charlottes
vile in the evening OF those days il arrives at Ere
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at o'clock, =. M. In returning, It arrives Char
Ioucsyille on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynohburg TO Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at 6 o'clock, p.
M.-Our teams aud coaches are first rate, aud the
drivers careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to render tho trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg SIl so
do 10 Richmond 10 90
Apply al The Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats
S. b. CLOVES Agt.
JAMS Is