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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-24
FOU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FUR wv NltI .ls' Wv |h.Nf NI''iHllsis
Xxx. Tue fine srhr Am Stiii, Ju" Willie. m.esr.
~ Will hr rrfiy foo Boat fH.tuurto,g VI cuUuah II
- freight onsra ium dtny huuy iu
fo ~ JAS. ttritER & SON
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u , The above sale is postponed until IIEgn,y ,,
M Nov M 'T, Of which time will tax, rltr 80, a. WV,
mlses II fair, II no, the t.s, far hay. P''
- ~
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- = AND FARE REDUCED 'rn
FIVE DOLLARS.

10 inr Four lorsc stage Line, between T,,,,t,
''u 80 u "nu, "nhu",ls With tile ,.lt,,l,,t , -
- CO 'tl it' M sui ~ IN" Eastern Sln-r ~,
'u' J" I'lsLns Niirr thereon, the ohrsp..t a. 49,,
'''"''' VI Fl" Tue dli-N ut The stale
so ai-I,,Gy, X. I. IHDM, AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-24

ENGMsn Goals in EItsT, ia the Dock, just up from
IL hHg Pa'u- Tor sale.
sC4i-u CHAIR ~ pAIMIR
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DEAFNESS CURED.

: IiOMASTON BAY STONE IIME-'W casks Tnonr ;.
ton nay st1uc Lime, board schr Richmond for sale
low. Apply
Sc q JAZZ FISHER & son.
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an HlIn~. prime retailing Porto RICO and II1,I---,
~ MpIAS- Is, for sale nv '
So woRTHNM, NrGRUnER & 20
nj ACk LIIfL--lDI bbls No l. 2 aud q N,rE.T-7
lhE 'hl' morning pes schr John \. Iancast". and
"' az, ny TYLER A TAYLOR.
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JOHN MAnEN,
X 4 liANIlTD'

Splendid BOOK or THE INDIANS
- or biography anil History Of he Indians Of America
tonu1 d.-cUy"ry o. l|il. II, e. DRAKE. with Plates
I- ish' only ouploc book NJ the nj cNaLt For
with many other new works, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-24
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Ilnn nAITIAInIiE

SgeN Tho regular packet ssHr PATRICK HENRY, T.
akAb Mister MA frr ready tu loud Hf Iifkof's wharf
--1't-- HurIy to fec 2U FISHER 4 son.
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}u"R MiLL >roNss.-Twe r.lr sppc,,o,
n"t Is Irct" inches, aud feet now In D..
f'fN Fay
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Deaths.

Died. On Friday, Mrs MRr L. SnrrrAEo The aniabr ana DC
loved conso "f VIM p Sheppard Esd The u %
Civ ,,,,,..,. =, a.. =, :,
aor Inst d, an affection Of the heart Mr. iluwELL LEWIS o
Incsiish Nelson county, Va. SIR L. in his Ism yra :
leaving old mother many relatives aud friends To mourn "sf
rrepaahlc loss -. ,, 49,
copy. -, oo., 49,, -, -
P,.oRr in The year Of rr she pos ana consist
mi member Baptist church thirty years she was
greatly esteemed and beloved by u who knew her. and len these
low grounds Of without enemy upon earth yer nrs,
was of short duainn much that many OF her friends ad
uf her icknc until the nn"econe news OF hef d
p,rtue was The deceased the mnier srann
,nur and great many-they and many friends
besides will her loss with consolation that falls not To
the lot OF ALL - .
Died az Pulmonary Consumption At Woodiawn, Goociland
county, the 18th IL May, Mrs. Many j. con.oH c ihoa.
II, ESD urricry Of Charles City county Mrs. Taylor died
on her birth day, which made her A. years old! She was mem
Der Presbyterian Church and exhibited in The varied rcia
,ons Of fc example p-iy for the limitation Of
oh-rs-kind abe and most arconate N her disposition NJ
esteemed and much beloved by all who knew her IN "
death exemplary lady, her husband -uaIns tic 's' ~
fond afeconate wife, and socci; that Il valuable mem
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Gs0r1iaa Office.
.Sar0naah, May -, lS4l.

Sar0naah, May -, lS4l.
FRoa FLoIipA.-Bv the steamer Cincinnati, Capt
Smith, arrived this morning from P'laka, the editor
the Georgian has received the following from his atten
tive correspondent:
PmATKA, Nav l2-Infnrmation reached here o.
rather favorable nature for the South; it is reported
that Coacoochee the 2l,h ut into Fort Pierce
with sixteen warriors. After day two sojourn
he went out and returned the ith inst with twenty
five Of his men, supposed to be all Of the warriors he
has control If he protested friendship and desire &c
enirrate News reached to-day from the west that A J.
leck Tnsenuggce had sent into Tampa Bay, saying he
would be in All this looks fair enough PEI
contra. The Indians in The neighborhocd Of Paine
Prairie some days since have drawn off near 100 head
Of callle-,hs looks like they intend laying up subsls
ence stores for campaign
ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER.
The Mail destroyed The murderer and r0bb6r punished
By the U. S. steamer Beaufort, Captain Peck, the
Editor Of the Georgian has received from one of hs
valuable correspondent, the subjoined letter. Capt
Beal has exhibited Il commcndabe spirit in pursuing
and furnishing with powder and lead Maxy Harjo, who
il seems killed ma-rider and destroyed the mail, ex
cept one letter. Harneys mode would have beer a
mere suitable punishment for the blood-thirsy savage
could he have been captured.
(SaranHQh Georrian, Nay ~.
(Correspondenee Of the SnraRnah Gcorgian)
FLORIDA, May 10.
Dear Sir: On the 2Gth ult. about 90 miles from Tam
pa Bay the mail rider and horse were killed. friend
Is Indian gave the news al ampa soon atef the oeeo
was done. The Commanding General ordered out q
command Of Dragons, under Captain b. Benll, q
Dragons, who, as soon as possible, proceeded ''
the place of the murder, buried the express rider aud
pursued on the track made by the murderer After Sc
veral hours pursuit, he came upon camp regularly
fixed and comfortably situated occupied by one Indian
who was lesurcy opening the mail and burning the
letters. Captain Beall shot him IN his occupation, but
wed but one entire letter Of the mail. This Indian
proved to be Aiaxy Haro, Of famous memory in these
parts Captain Bea has been complmented in orders
Tor his long and aduous pursuit after the savage muir
derer and for bringing him to coniign punishment
Yours truly.
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Of election they Ind regular poll opened for their
strongest Gian-contrary to former promises. But let
this pass aud you there less excite
menl election for all knew well that DR.. W would
again receive that wcl.nerited confidence which had
before been bestowed him by his fellow. ctizens-a
trust which he had as faithfully sustained and as for
the success of Mr.. Gary, the Democratic candidate
for Congress, there could be no doubts. The few
voters alluded TO in particular part Of the county,
ths littie band cf some twelve fifteen, could pro-
duce no horrors, particularly when their Captain, after
seeing so thin a gathering of the Democrats, wos
heard to regret he had not procured wagon and
brought them down. Old snrry, be it known, God
bless her nersr aras represented By Acknowledged
Wing, either IN The State Legislature Congress-ever
Democrac-And III conclusion, repeat DR. Warren
is again elected to the Legislature, and 4 man of his
morality high order Of intellect, and refined mental
requirements, must do honor not only to his native
county, but his State and his party in defiance of Wing
Instructions and Wing misrepresentation.
TRIITH
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FOX TIE E-S g LIHEH.
SURRY COUNTY.


SURRY COUNTY
Is it not very strange, that men who make Preten'
sions to vcracily in ordinary affairs yet when they
write for parzan prints, should forget that truth or no.
nesty had any thing 10 do with their communications
was brought 10 these reflections from accidentally
seeing statement in the Wing few days since, CO.
pied from the Petersburg nelligencer, pretending t"
give an account OF the Surry Election. After stating
the result, Warren oco) 81, Avery (Whig) 10, it goes
on to say that at due 10 Mr. Avery to say that he
was not candidate, though it IS supposed that ne
could command more votes than the present ncum-
lent" Now, Sir, would any gentleman wh" knows
any thing of The politics Of Surry, vouch for The accn-
racy of the above quotation answer, he wonld not
though indeed many strange things happen in these
DAYS Of humburs Int have yet TO learn an in
stance in which Wing candidate was not run in an
election when there the least chance of his sue
cess Nlodes,y is not ingredient of their compost
lion In truth Mr. Editor, II is due 10 DR.. Warren TO
50 Y, that no man stands higher in his county, either
morally or politically, aud that no man could pol!
higher number of votes on the Democratic ticket much
less Whg-where it is known, as all former cleo
tions will prove that the Democrats have majority %
more than tno to one the countv-That the Lacns, as
they are termed, afraid Of the Doctor success
carries about as much truth the other part oil Inc
story We were assured before the election, that the
Wings would not run candidate; butt Sir, on the day
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AIR. SOLOMON EDINGrON-Take notice that shall pc
vi General Assembly Virginia, 4
DIVORCE rrcGo matra"a, from pursuant 1" the provisions
vi Ill. General Assembly, enri IAN
method proceeding
passed I7th day February, Io2s; and iii,
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior tuuH 81 Law and ihancc
m Lee county, Ereina, the flowIn. statement VI tat
upon petition VIII b. founded, aud stall tue
The thereof, Hpannr
10 enquire in,u item, tleicon
where attend, ana ,oHcNc tile
facts If you The sdd follows Ia
That sad Solomon Lexington, beng tie aWtU hus
of Mary H. din.Gn and having by her
6yc Children ui helpless fu whom provide
and hcus rrnuaS aud improper motives, DID, IA
4 husband and
county of and devoted Hannah
Edr.dcr base and eHd woman, for eight
b-u. entirely abandoned his said children
nay Departed from the said county Of Lee, and Commonwealth
Virginia.
ID That having lived in said county Icc
space aforesaid devoted 10 Tie sad prostitute, during
which time elected provide
said Solomon Lexington, hem. aforesaid
years ago solh hi- land property
entirely and children,
eatl children wlL
ont a sutpnt, and aud
charity oi their friends for support, aud has afforded them
and since.
Sd That the said Solomon Lexington took with him al pro
what he spent, otherw
posed r left the >ad county 81 Leo 81 which
was disposed prov FOR his SAID wife and children
4h That irtinenn and Tie prostitute,
Hannah Ejnic0 departed from tie county oi Lee
statements 81 that tr
they tfi The sad county Of Lee they, tie ai
Solomon Hannah Etritee, adultery
HE M-s and small family Of children.
MARY LEXINGTON.
Lee Virginia. March l7fh, leli. -
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IN thr Circuit superior iout oi
Law and Gitnccry, hi COUNT Of fflncc Ld"ari;
Edward Woodbridge, Piaihti;
Thomas A. Leerard, Administrator Of Simon Noodrige ~,
ceased Jcsia Thomas and John Nooldfidg, cb"f"n AMI
susan Josiah William inrr.a, nni cny g. N""dridg, cn!-
Josiah woodbridge, dec.nscd Robert
a.b Ehuda swe.ry, William swcsny, decca.cd,
Pu. hi, .siic, formerly FOLLY Bangh, children
rJ heir, Of Mari Eansi Woodbridge and his children,
Tluun-. R.ipla, Hunter and Folly has
ys formerly NuY!dIiisc, Elizabeth Juhn susan Eny 70
brf, and Ma,ra, ah,nr lnsc aud Folly b wife, UrH-ty
Woodbridge TiIunis Web and Nausy
a. H. formerly Iuec. HcnL, Elizabeth Patterson mary. Edward
r.,o Jol Rhnda riaciai William L. Woodbridge TIC
children q Edward Woodbridge, pllIhT, W.T. ilo5 IT,
,-ran,n William May T. Woodbridge, Roa seruec,
No,it.c and nrr children, - Jpnn Augustus, Eil.,
Josiah. Nathaniel Hr1esa and l-.a, Scsugg
Rhoda h. wifi, formerly Nnair.ig-, IuhB J. frlrgp,
administrator al Josiah Woodbridge, Defrncans:
On Tie :e das nf ipri sii, Court rendered decree
tins ca!sr, from which ie following j. taken, wit
1e Court doth further adndge, order decree.
PENDANT, Thomas A. Legrand, render
Francis u Watkins Tie following
l>' IN account %; his administration 81 the Estate u sinn
Woodbridge, dercasri-
'rdiy An s.!a property weed % !n
hy s:0n "otrise by deed bearing ar the th day oi a1
:u,t s2i thed eaib ti ransc, and tn disposition
lie Ia. made Of the proceeds 81 such saie--a.d
s'irt:. An plaintiff, Edward Woodbridge,
and The said Woodbridge -cea-eG which said accounts
said Commissioner directed 10 examine, state settle, and
matter specla! stated deemed
pertinent b. himself required by either oi the parties I" be 50
stated"
The parties referred TO- noiieh
shall TUESDAY, nd day Of June hi Edward
c. H. past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ proceed the execution ut
the decree which The above is taken winch time
place required exhibit before such evidence
may necessary lake. and report the ordered
+. y. WATKINS, Commissioner
Farnville, 18th Moy, ls4l. s-si@
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Tour or cnsrEsI,-W- lay 4 variety Of artees-n or
H. n large proportion Of tins morning 10 some
Ian. and Interesting aresAmnng these are the Proceedings
a., and the last Report Of The investigating Com
~ rio Iank T.. = We recommend Ia orr readers
10 read every Of The Report over anu over agh u .ne
We have given prominent place Ia me pro-
of of Mcleod The Court mas
] M indecent In ccnt-but have post
oned The decision till the teruan ~ the mean tune nave
over nj, bdv 10 The custody the Sheriff Q: the city Of
Sc,v YORK We have given also large share OF our paper Ia
tb- Int Foreign intelligence received BY the Caledonia steamer
,he fact that Ministers have had The moral
10 make the relaxation Of the Corn Laws Cabinet Mea
- Id 10 resi tlrir niyn fate npnn its success.
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FOR TIE E.TQUIREi
A TRIgrTE


A TRIRTTE
To the Memory ri The ia,e JosEpH MARv-By Friend
Peace o thy shade. Oh thou who most kind,
Snsi generous, noble, and sincere
In thee, how many virtues WE behrli combined.
Now, .lost To sight, but still u memory dear !"
Thou the loving father, and the faithful friend
The tender husband, AMI the brother, true
Thou the cordiui Int and oft would Ir 10 blend
With thee and lino-a socal-llappy crew.
tide they would gather round thy festive board
At eve, of circle snily round m, hearth:
And there, hle blalr, each crclu soul forth pouId
The merry jcst-awakrnns harmless mirth
There thy children too and oRc, bt!orsa who trod
With ilBrs the Of lifc-iliy fate 10 share!
Oh where farr!in other homes and sic:-wiil God
And thu we trust thou 10 join her there
For thou hast past from earth and lonely is thy hail.
Where e'rst both sparkling vi and VINE went ronnd,
While welcome, wrcathd each cup aud greetings Kind mrt all
Now, the moaning wind, there not soani
oh well may all who read these rad and simple lines,
Garner the solemn warning they cnarry--
That The shades of night steal hen day declines,
Thus silently and surely fade away,
The paecantrcs 81 Garth vain ARE IL JOYS and
T.l-n let strive, wiu- lin. i glvca,
tImr flies npacr and dread eternity draws rear y
10 seek lie path which leads 10 Heaven
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TRUTH.
TO TIE EDITOR or TNE reUyRER


On the 18th May, Court day. there was not q
meeting Of the people 10 decide in primary assembly,
agreeaby TO expectation and notice in your paper Of
Friday
The Wing party pleasantly tainted the Demo-
cratic party in the evening and the next day-saying
that they, the Democratic party had been trying and
ing MOI so.-Let not the Wing party lay that fiat.
terlng JUNCTION to their souls. There was powerful
Bank feeling and spirit in The people on that day,
ana only required leader develop it, elicit it-brng
forth in the matce fire offreedom At our June Court
we expect meeting-one that will do justice 10 the
feeling OF this people all the great subjects which il
IS anticipated will come before the Extra Session of
Congress. "Fear mott the voice of Justice and the
spirit OF truth are with Better late than never
and June Court is time enough too for the voice Of
the people to be heard on the floor Of Congress. Our
opponents, the Wings, riI, doubt, state that the
Democratic party tried to get up meeting Monday
But not so fast, conference.-the matter happened as
state.
In haste, and with time to spare on political sub
jects, a Democrat If '9S &. 30.
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In haste, and with time to spare on political sub
ects, a Democrat If 'gS q. 80.
TO TIE EDIr0R or THC EMO UfRER.

TO TIE EDIT0R OF THE ENQUIRER.
Ii seems to be pretty we'll understood that the true
patriot and lion Of Democracy VIM. Smith, ESQ.,, has
resigned his seat in the Senate of Virginia-an act
much tn be regretted b. every true Democrat. But
after so long sacrfca service for the interests Of his
party and the welfare Of his country-anxions and
proud as we should be Virgnians, to see him WELD
ing the gigantic powers Of his noble mind in the eg;s
ativc councils Of State, we cannot demand from
him further sacrifice in this particular. II hence be-
necessary for to adopt means for filling
the vacancy occasioned by his resignation. For this
purpose respectfully suggest the holding Of Con-
venon as the most eligible method for amcaby ad
justng the claims of the different individuals, whose
friends deem them worthy Of the honor. In the mean
District the name of Jas. T. Hill, as an individual
highly qualified 10 fill the vacancy. lie is young
man Of much promise, fine abilities, and politician Of
the Democratic school-having been nnrtured in the
faith By that s,aunch and firm old Democrat of Cul.
peper, Powell Hill. SEVERAL VOTERS,
u the Cuipeper District.
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ELECTIONS.

Extract nfa letter from Cumberland, May IS.
"The cause of the people again triumphant in this
District The old sixth Frank Thomass DISTRICT Is
sound TO the This county (Aleghany) will give
Lynch minority of about p votes. Washington
county has given 1877 for John Thompson Mason; and
Frederick has given at least 400 against the Spoisen
leaving Mason about 800 majority in the District.
-. r. Mason has sond to be proud. He is
only % years ofage and the bulldogs and hellhonnds
of Whiggery were let loose upon him from the very
moment his nomination made public"
(Masons majority is stated official b. the Baltimore
Patriot at S93)
The following list comprises the names of the mem.
bers elect:
lst District, Isaac D. Jones W)-2nd, J. A. Pearce
wv gain, no opposition.-3rd, J. w. Williams (D)-
4M, Alexander Randall (W gain, and John P. Ken
nedy (W.) gan.-5M, w Cost Johnson (W.)-GM, }.
T. Mason ID. )-7th A. r Sellers (W)
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(Correspondence Of the SnCaRnah Gc0rgian)
Miirriagcs.

Married, Elangowan, the 5th Of MAY, by the Rev. 81
N,h,r racklrr Lgwi. Alexander EoGGs Esq ELz.BET
eldest daughter Benjamin Rawlings Esq all Of spoylvan'a
Virginia. ;, =, ~ =
Married on the 10Th inst, by Rev. f. L. Ma.oon, Mr. joHs
wr.s 10 Mrs. ~. ny TnRoc kMoRroS all ofths city,
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We cannot forbcar joining many othe presses OF both
parties in congra,ulatrng quondam Typographical
brother. 81 NJ. Noah, on his appointment Of the
JUDGES Of the Court Of Sessions in the city of New
York He is generous and social fellow; his vnna-
trr,l Whn~cry To the contrary notwithstanding.
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The Wings in the Legislature of New York have
held Caucus, and appear to be determined 10 force
through Resolutions nstrnctng their Senators to vote
for National Bank. The game is the more despi-
cable because they do not believe that they have any
ripht 10 pass resolutions In hind their Senators The
great mover in this movement is that aposlate
Gen Root who has abandoned all his Republican prln
cples. and is now advocating Bank, which he for
mery denounced in the most indignant terms, as vic.
nlinn Tie Constitution.
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JoIIN ". lsLb -,
Esseutors IF HgiceU Lsre, licensed.
,,.hT IL
NAV 25

MRS SOPHIA JOl.l.l-.HafIm Please take notice,
~ snai, Monday, June MONT
celia louSc, Tavern, the Charlottesville
county Ahrmare, and state Virginia, rs ii Ter
rel between the hours Of O'Clock the ara
O'Clock IN the evening of that dds. take the deposition VII
ham r. Rogers b. read depending
Circuit Superior Count 4" La" and Gbac., Tor Louisa county
wherein yo are pa:niir anu am de.enGaG;ani, II from
cause The sad deposition should not be- completed that DAY
VIII be continued, from day dny within the hours,
compctedsnd, aiso Louisa Count house.
Virginia. Tuesday the 2 day D! June neat, tr Tavern
house occupied by Garland b. Taylor, between The hours
above expressed shall take the deposition Of Doctor Ben
lann Co'man, lie evidence the
from any cause h' deposition shoni lr completed
day. VIII he continued day lay, within
until completed. ion a. attend If you choose.
A..Lr
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an ,-hladson the leader Of the late tragicai
catastrophe at ST. Louis, has been apprehended IN the
steamboat Eliza, and carried to ST. LOUIS. Inc iour
hacks have been arraioned before the Court and diff
Gerent attornes assigned for their defence.
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ahEN IP. by Robert Andersen IL ir lower md al Hanover
county, estfay Horse that has Pr'iial marks or ar:
brand lie Is about fnr feet, inches g dar. hay WIN
MACK ec name and tail, aud about twelve rr. years
old. and is appraised o so. X. ANDERSON.
.l,-
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ID. VI. IiOyT Il CO.'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.

- EIOW present patrons and fcnd-
- The conniry the splendid collection Of s,onn>
published year. y always done.
shall sell majority .! III .i9h prizes:
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PACKET BOATS ron scoTTSvilIE AND IYSCilBCRG.

OUR Packet Boats JOHN MARSH Aii. Carr ITct,
e. CAGELI. Carr IlcSrLEr viii leave Richmond from
our landing AZ The head Of the Basin, Mondays wednesdays
and Fridays, At o'rlprk 4. NJ, precisely, and
ie hy o'clock, A. ~ day and Is ncanr. is r. VI
Returning leave ynchsmrs Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
nj A. w. arrive Sco,tsre 10 p NJ and into Richmond
neat day hy r. ".
rs rs arrangements passengers for Tennessee Guyan
dnttc hc detained III LyGcihurs heretofore
Boats with The line oi stage from Scoitssc
Staunton.
Springs and offers many other Inducements 10 travellers ipf
ference.
passage the b-antifnl VIII delight TIE af
nre 81 Nature and the rieh famed ard highly cultivated
James RIVER low grounds and high lands VIII CRAFTY the agFicui
iurisi and man Of taste
oh our arm II al ynchbug, have choice 81 twu
routes Ia the N r. Sulphur Springs thai al
sh' be sent on-twn n"s the Natural
Bridge and BY Dibhrc' Springs other by Liberty
Castle and the sweet Springs
BOYD EDMOND 4
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The Frigac Brand wine we hear, is TO return forth
with TO The Mediterranean. The residue of the Squad
ron it is possible, if not probable, has received such in
formation, after the BrandywIne parted company with
it, as TO induce il TO the Mediterranean sta
tion-.Sat Int.
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Closer Cutiny'-A Correspondent from Montgomery
county writes lis that Davis wv has beat Wall 90
,pO votes only, instead OFFS!
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m, Jous b. DARyEy will address the two Literary
Societies of Washington College, Va) on the 2rd OF
June next, the day preceding the Commencement
Washington College, May 18th. COMMITTEE.