The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-07
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BRUNSWICK AND FLORIDA LINE.
THROUGH FROM BALTIMORE TO NEW OR
.r LEANS IN SIX AND A HALF DAYS
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ynNIIIS new aud superior Line is opening for use
II carrying the Great Florida Mail, formerly sent 10y
SCHEDUL E.-Begnning The 26th November, al
though several trs expected 10 be run before that
Leave CHARLESTON Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at a A. NJ. connecting always with the VIII
Arrive M T!4IL.9IL4SSE and .4P.8L.aCTfICOL.4,
Thursdays Saturdays and Mondays, and at MOBILE
Fridays Sundays and Tuesdays at night-Ihrongh in
favorable weather 81 days TO MOBILE and days to
NEJY ORLEANS (by I.ceting the Mobile and New
Orleans Boats in Mobile Bay.)
PASSAGE IND. FARE
Charleston 10 Brunswick, ST.
10 Tallahassee, SJe'oo
10 ApalachicOa, So
TO Mobile, 600
Forward Peck passengers half price in the Steam
Boats and s45 through, 10 take outside seats on ule
Stages, and Meals at the second table when required
Passengers taking tickets through and proceeding
gulaIV with the Line subject TO no charge Wlla
er for meals portcage or any neeessdr, aceolRmoua
The Hotels in Brunswick and Tallahassee are in SUI
penor order. on the Stage Road to pass which re-
hires bnt 80 hours) the pr0pHetors have provided Eat
ma Houses SndeT the charge of well qualified stewards
at which they promise comfortable and neatly serv
Thsis desirable route for Ladies, and Will be still
more when an intended accommodation stage avoiding
night travelling, il established.
Two commodoHs Coaches can be sent mt 4 time; the
stages and horses cannot be surpassed on any Line
in the Union The Steamboats,, namely, the ''Sayan-
nah and Souhener,'' on the Atlantic and the "Cham
pion aud Knzsion the Gulf selected as safe Sea
Boats but whenever the weather is too stormy off the
coast all the tp the Atlantic tpar en- the Gulf.
will be made by perfectly safe inland passages.
The proprietors owning the line throughout will he
able preserve the connections with undoubted GER
tainty. al
to St Augustine and two trips in week with the Boats
for ST Mary', Black Creek, Sc THUS making tins tle
speedict and best to East well as TO Middle and
| IFeSt Florida and Ntic Orleans.
Ordinary Baggage taken without charge, and moder-
| ate charges for extra baggage.
! Brunswick, I'd November, lS39. ma 70
| GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET LINE.
= sSs-57 The propretors of this Line having
! - purchased the fine Steamboat Columbia,
! every SATJ RDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Returning she will leave Washington every WE'D
| NFSDAY MORNING at6 and Alexandria AT O'Clock
Both goins and returning she will receive and land
passengers and light goods at the usual Landings on til
Potomac. fI7rhe freight on such goods must be pal
atthe time of shipment
marked and 10 designate by mark gu each package
when practicable, the place of delivery, whether Alex
andria Washington or Georgetown, and in case of mis-
Garage. loss or damage, immediately to Roy te Agent
at the porte delivery, otherwise tie Company will not
be- held bound
All goods intended to be shipped must be alongside
| before 3 O'Clock on the days OF departure.
Passengers baggage and parcels at the r. * OF the own
| ers thereof.
| Passage between Baltimore and any landing on the
PoSmac, either way, s., exclusive Of meals
| Apply 10 CHAS. WoRTHINGToN,
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