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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

Tue ELEcroRAL VorE OF ALABAMA.-I is wor-
1ny OF remark. considering the statements 10 the
contrary, which have been in circulation, that,
shen the Electoral vote of Alabama came 30 be
opened. on "Wednesday, the 10Th inst, in presence
me SENATE and House OF Representatives il was
'Send to be all right" and conlormabe to the re-
QUESTIONS of the Constitution Of the United States
-NG, Jrs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
POE g Y
Fer he Gazette.
HOPE.

HOPE.
When friends forsake and all cosspire
To strike tile fatal blow,
Hope gives fhe heart its fond desire,
And stays the shsft Of wo,
She smiles upon the darkest hour,
In life's uncertain WY.
And lends her bright and heavily pow,
To cheer from day TO day.
Misfortune points the piercing dart,
That bids the victim die.
But hope supports the bleeding heart,
In life's last agony.
She gilds the scene where gtief and pain
Hath fix'd the closing eye;
She watts the soul to heaven again
It's home beyond the sky. w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

MlssissirrI LEGisLArURE.-On the 9th ut
the Mississippi House Of Representatives passed,
by large majority, SORES Of resolutions declar-
ing tat the State Of Mi'sissippiis bound to redeem
her bonds; that she will redeem hem ard preserve
her faith nviolate AMI that all insinualiuns to the
contrary are a calumny upon her justice, honor and
dignity.
On the 30th the resolutions inslructng the ssna.
tors and requesting the Representative Of the s. ate
in Congress 20 vote for general bankrupt Law was
missed by vcte OF ~ 70 30
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

The following beautiful lines we're sent by a lady
II Baltimore, to the Burns Club at late ami.
'ersary celebration in that city, Of the birth of the
poet, whose name the society bears
SCOTLAND.
If on this earth there be spot
To which my soul admiriug turns,
1t is the land II Walter Scott,
IL is the land of Robert Burns
0 for glimpse of that proud land
Who're genius all triumphant shines,
To stray pilgrim, staff in hand,
And kneel before her thousand shrines.
Edna thou whose crumbing wall,
Pourtray the life Of sges past
Edna I! thou whose modern halls
The light of science Ger cast
Thou, with such teeming mem'res fraughf,
So rich in beauty and fame;
How many high ennobng thought 3
Comes throngng round thy very name!
Land Of the north while from afsr
We con Thy sage and learned lore,
Enchantment, like silver star,
Seems rising on thy classic shore.
The legends that enhance our souls
Are found thy hills AMI wales among,
L.o, ev'ry river il rolls
Tells Va Of chivally and song.
Fair Tweed amidst thy ~anderings wide,
Thou hast spot by all sdored.
In triumph may Thy wutsrs glide
q Tweed, Tor thine il Abbot siord.
And thou sweet Ayr lives he y no hath
One grain Of Natures purest ore,
But would for-ake bis on~ard path,
To muse beside Thy "pebbed shore"
fe lOwland streams with " field and fold"
Yr mould'ring ruins dark and vast,
fe highland eiens, ye mountains bold,
A wizard spell hath DER thee passed;
Ye castles irowuing DER the steep,
Meet homes for ." prineely Pomp and pridei"
Fame sha ier aye thy histories keep,
From Soi~sy's Firth TO Sheti0ud's tide
Baltimore, January 25rh, l3il
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

TIE RrsiSe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 young
robbers, it is estimated. daily perambulate the
streets Of New York, stealing every thing they can
lay their hands on. Another detachment vist the
auctions, cut the bags. baskets and barrels. and
carry of an immense quantity by the "h0mopGthy
principle" Of IiIte at time. Another set steal
The mechanics tools nails lead and other articles
from public and private buildings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

SUMMARY DISPOSITION or pEFAULTERs.-In The
Mississippi Legislature. a short ume since, MIR.
Foote presented long and ludicruu. petition from
b II III e, which. amons, other things pray ed the
Legislature TO hang all gabAe agents tho a5use
their traSt, and Danish svlnd - 10 Texas"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

Tue CosvENrtoS BlLL - This important bin
has ~ leogih become law. By r message from
The Governor, the House was Yesterday informed
that, his EScellehcy had approved the bill to take
the of he good people &C the State of Louisi-
ann. 10 the proprety and expendiency OF calling
Convention of The people to alter the Constitution
N O. Bee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

Gen. HARRlsoN's hossehold viii not be com.
plete until alter lhe opening Of the spring, when
Mrs Harrison, nov a, North Bend is expected to
join the General. Meantme the domestic arrange
menls Of the White House will be experimental
BY the family If Mr. Taylor. the General'. .on-in.
law, who win be bis Private Secretary. laad,.o.
assa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

In this county" says an English editor. q, is
cons dered the height uf folly for get drunk
and lie railroad with the idea Of obtaining
rePose" The same opinion Obtains TO a cobsid-
cradle extent in America.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

ELssLER AT HAvANA The success Of Elsser
at Havana, is represented TO have been tremen-
dous. Seats in the pit commanded 50; and with
every nights performance, Ihe enthusiasm for the
artistic increased.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

Mr.. -, Representative from Vir.
GINA, was taken i'll. His physicians, az
ter few days attendance, expressed up-
prehensons that no would not recover.
Mr.. ---- continuing to grow worse, sent
for q friend, to whom he communicated
the approximations Of his physician, and
then said, in solemn manner, snow my
friend, have favor TO ask If should
die, do not let me be buried at the expense
of Congress ;---i is unconstitutional"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
l,2Il,405 23o,2o7
l,2Ii,405
Increase of population
since 1880
27.s22

since 1880 q, 1922
II appears that the slave population has fallen of
81 1870; diminution greater than we had anticipa-
ted. This transportation Of slaves will now be for
some time TO come greatly checked. The disap-
pointments and til;ultes which the spirit of emf
grafton to the Southwest has encountered. and the
embarrassments Of tho money conserns OF that part
OF the Union " II impede the drum Of our slave
population both throush emigration and speculation
for pethap, some years.
The number Of white person. who can neither
read nor write, is truly ss,oni.hing. 10 Western
Virginia % 724-in Eastern Virginia 90 s40-io'al
1864 white fee citizens the age Of 20 years,
who ran neither read write That y
population OF only 74U 773 of all sges,-re,ha
one 10 every eight or ten adult whites. his tx
hbit should urge our Legislature into the imuedi
are adoption OF some enri getic means for efica
oious appropriation for the Literary fund - Comp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

Coop. -" Do you like novels 2" said
Miss Lnnguish to her country lover. II
can't say" answered he, for never ate
any, but III tell you what, Pm sremena
dops at a young possum Y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
RtcHmoED, Feb. 10.

EASTERN AND WESTERN VIRGlNIA.
We gave yesterday, the census Of Eastern Eir.
ginia. Several weeks since we published that Of
Western Virginia. from the Stanton Spectator.
Below we offer comparison of the population of
these TWO great divisions.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25
SOC $50 492 ,837 1889, 227

The following is comparison Of the population
OF the Sste under the census of 1880 and that just
COM pleted
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-02-25

The following beautiful lines were sent by lady
OF Baltimore, to the Burns Club" at late ami.
versary celebration in that city. Of the birth of the
poet, whose name the society bears.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
JssspA 4. 7StPps's Concentrated SarsaParius
IUR THE CURE OF
SCROFULA
DISEASES.

TUE sarsapana Of tho shops very apt to be nearly
not quite hcIt CtthCr from age or from having be
Of sc medicine together with the improper modes VI pre-
rarur H. wch have long been vogue prubs hly
uthucd tos variable reputation The activity Of the root
b"hrNctts depend upon cue more scrd principles
vusZco or rcndrre iucrt by chemical change the
tcra'ure2e A-g THIS fact appears bc Demonstrated by
the experiments ct rspe, Hancock soueis amt others
Hancock makes che following observations "Aner long
boiling the peculiar oiour which Uses abuuJany the
Cocuu Of cuod >1rsapai Is almost cNuguishcd From
the Sarsapaiia prepared this WAY, found sensible
drowsy ami Tacknx elects produced 10y aarGs quantity,
alhough1h- dccucou Of az eight ounces tined al .
.e.'-l Hood & B4cke's 4, y DisysrsagOry.
kuowlC igC Of facts, and tho crtsuty prac-
Ice Of the prcparaousot Sars1para len cito the dis
coycry, acG repeated experiments, Of the Cihl VI pre-
pairing and compromising ths ocrcc the uici.
cess teithOZf haHR, and wSrTuntcdtc contain
cenrntCd iuru Tho active principle ot tho ROOT, obtained
from tho most approved species - -mAN
It, efficacy has been r-peatCN tcSeiis private practice
In The successful treatment nt fhC NTus ct the els
for the cure OF which SJrlpsTl Is recommended
after ohCTprrp partitions Of that uCcnc, the rauacCa
tcnsye uc -ravus, amt affections eft the hon, simple
scruiua, uut iu mCrcurai and mcTcur' sNpc diseases
have been -rnauoOt. curclh. s use iu three months
without any other treatment except The most simple App.
cations to the parts diseased At-- three bottles
IN similar ca-s will prove the efficacy and Importance of
the preparation.
isp1rticularly use fil cr canmcl where
sas been gwen too freely iu sCruus habits Tor tho
Of other diseases. being admirably calculated IN such eases
remove l disease nom Che body AMI rcsorei The usual
NiCoI OF the constitution. The usS at hr'c bottle
will every such prove eNrCtua security
against secondary affections.
As tonic aud Alternative particularly in general debility,
Scrotud and other diseases, in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections VI the skin, IL is invaluable ne.
ALEXANDER pUVAL,
10 y Q pTrprfgfN "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

HAVE TO- store ans am receiving large stock China
'4s- and EaIihtu'yaro, Looking Glasses Asi. Iauus
'IsiDrs Tea Boards. Knives and Forks Fancy Goods a
&c, "hrl are offered 10 the C0usry and CIV trar a.
small advance" Mysf0Ck consists 900 part Of White Granite
Canton aul Liverpool Dining sells.
GOLD BAND-Rairci Figured. Painted ant EnamelIetI
large ant suaIl China Tea Coll Rand Tea sells con
Wafer Pfeuers-Ewgrs AMI BasiusC hi'IIenis Toy t..
sni's &c anton, ".is French, AMI Liverpool Plates
/ Dishes ana lur""u-, Iari'g from sets.
Rich French China Cologne Bottles and Han,s Oua
mru's.
FINE CUT AND PLMN GLASS wARE.-ne,an,er
iu -st-s and pairs, Campaigns, Tgmlcrs. Wines Cor
HaIs J,es, Gobl,'s Preserve Dishes r XII,
iru Lamp shades Water PGcn.rs, Curtin Pms. GLaS,
kuuu-.&r. g..
GLASS JARS 81 ,yory description
IMITATION Ivrr ami P-fa Cf-r0rs PLACED and Rr7z.
''u '. 10, slII'rr hui Troy lEny and Balanced Han
"'i Dining iuH Desert Knives ami Forks 90 scus Of 81
pieces. Na''r7. Bread Tray. Britannia Tea and COTE,
P.,,. Br,iauna .ulltuln Sr' Bna.s, Table Bel..
"LNMhN SILVER Plated and Britannia Tea and Tabl,
Spoons britannia soup Ladies, SC.
/ TIeUuu.ltI-
ASTRAL LAMPS-Iar-o ami small sfzes-Bfi,anna an,
PASSAGE LAMPs, Rich Cu,andPlafn.
Man TEL ORNAMENTS. beautiful China Card Il taysts
Motto Mu-s Elegant Gut GI-' and China Cologne bottles
. Real German Cologne.
BKU~iIES- Cloth. GIHir Table and Tooth FINISHES II,
. Hl. Mi.-. PorkrLN"-. Is-IuIH, silver Pencil Gases
LOOKING GLASSES M.rioL Pier, and ToiIs, Look
ing '.is7.. ron ON" '0 five draws.
Looking G.as- Plates separate.
NiuIls fuG H.Isr Mats
EigCt Plates Common turr aud Slu-ara D-v'4 Pitch
er,, Mug ami Common IImh.srs g.. packed Do On,
. e-tmann,r and an ''o most liberal terms ap3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
NmIlIk .ItIv. q GILRI
IIal..ZZ!SiNIIZ.H..e!:!.S:s5z.

TIE FuHsrf be- constantly rlrrfyfny from fF MANN.
ftrtuura uf tlltkENlNG 4 4. GILBERT 4 90 .
Boston, an1 offers fIr sale large Bs.pr 81 Piano
fnrn- will l' fr recent and patented Improvement
The long rafHH.I reputation uf these manufacturer 3D..
fo test gJTauieo Chat uo INSTRUMENTS manufactured ~
Wcu wfI ruf hr auIii-sl hy any other . <rr domestic
lgrrig respect f1 durability aUI Too sweetness. pu
ry Hui power Ui fUur Tor which these Instruments tr
been su lg' BY auI 0E''u.yry celebrated Tho long o.
very Emporium improvements. Uroiy iurUHurrHJ which
zrray improve Doc tome and general csct of to iuzffI-
fneufs.
THs suua, uorr feels justified in assuring those who
uIy 80 V'l.. tD uttraIIzH fIs Esa" H.Uf Nff fHrir
expectations will NOT Doe disappointed boo lUI.rl these boo
fMfngsf fu N0 made uf fD very best materials lud r
mot durable workmanship.
Il'.' instruments are sD1 ar o manufacturer prices
N. kciHrl cont f1 any place within Urr hundred miles of
Richmond, iJ'r OF ryprusr iu thr puGDIsscrs.
lNcFr0 ieuHuH Tor these inEruneu'g bias induced Tho
tn.sgrbgr '"c.ian.su 1u .gon,yin LARMViLiE. Prince
biw1r4 20 wit. Mr. a. p. BIGLOW where those who
i the subscriber.
| AnPIANO FORTEs r.ri af either Of these establish
ncnis arc warranted and 10 uD perfectly satisfactory csr
no liberal discount made f0 rrafas rs and
10 large supply ot new aud fashionable Music all
ways hand Piano FOuss tuned and repaired y ma.
Morse, whose long experience mluurFrtnrng cntics
| 1ir IN share Of patronage. A.F MADDOX
G. W. M'GINNESs,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
| PAINT ER,
| Mex. below the Fret Presbyterian Church
L RICRAoED, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
ju p WOW I'M WALKER -,
nnL-.. ncIl II, .le l,-.r...Ioa-- =

NihsiNIA Al Rules, held la the CIcrkaIOfIre Of
" uc circuit superior Count ct Law ana Jhsuc,ry for
N'hlnnni county 4, the Court House ON NnntI,y no E,
nAl :" !ulN iNil Richard BcGcli, In his own Trh and
''A or q" the last willard T"s;auiCn o -yinor H,I6,I
I'Cd anl A. Trustee uucr the All will t,inS 49,,
II3hn u ), .Incs Wtiam Weather., MILAN urIGriJ
,'' 's Inl susan hts wife. aud Edward snun-
~ "I'l 'aHnu"'. HE witc, aud Elizabeth I.lf.
~, "l'l All susan ani Marta aud Elizabeth n. l.
"' are lr 2Ja'i children ot sydnuT fl sud s.,,,.
9l me .''l William Hc,fsd, ucnuonct ~ thu original G
w., AT nance being an infant, drt'ntantsI1 1IIy,,r,
Inc nclrutaui william uChcId not having entered ~.
.Its'Hnec AMI gwen security according tn tho hct az
NSs'lul Hb the Rules Of this Court: ana 10 anne ,riny ~
lsl''l"ty evidence that lac h in inhabaut oi i.
'ommnhN'hW: u soIlcTc, that tho said defendant a,
appear mere on The FIRST Monday Scufcuhcr urYt L,;,
h,', nN M'u answer 10" hill of tho Elaiurn and M,
t'lN "I mas ritt hc forthwith iusCr 81 Ia some ucy,.,,
pc. published iu tie CIV uT r. ,nn,ul Tor i've
',Nc ana pos Ell a. the irunttiD Of Tia, Court II,,
OF lhc SAID county. hCopy. Trst".
IA rs WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
JAMES s,, & George ,,:.I..., WINSTON,

COMMISSION NERCIIANTs.
MAREET BRIDGE,
Have IT. sale IN o. ,yorblc terms as can be- bought o
any House 10 Roe Cry.
ioluo rt- Of Baltimore Cured Bacon, new
+rN H1 Of Western =. lDa. old
51U 90 of Noyg Ipw.,R
Jsn Hn Hn- Round. SurffsI
~ s.za ~. Baltimore Lard
~ ha.s HD DO do
80 her Im,bGSd Jo
81 hps N'r 4nI rro.s Fish, NJ. snI4
Jl hfi. Baltimore wmssoy
% brs OBJ 10
~ al ofOdwbisgoy, viz. "K,wnslar's ""Frap.
o. CO.. .MIwu and ROuurJlrgus" plush
hu'sfH proof Spirits
~ DO ..gal W'ftAgp.e Brandy
90 In OIL .a.n 10
hlfurrf CnErlC French Hp
I0 bible Imitation d. go
~ dn Malaga Wine
DO du ~.alIF auI - IHsar 10
uIi Oh Madeira. DO years old
bnhh'# CHsr vinegar
lGhMss New Orleans Sugar
gNNs du Mu1-srH
,n ~ Hydraulic Cement
~ fu Tanners on
tuNUN.auf Chalk PIPES
- IJ Eaau.
% H1 Sprrmlrcr Candles
l1D IY IUEIy gass
~ Dozen -gUfU" ruuI
1J-ull -Dgsr.. vsruu. qualities
lucafkanf Cheese
2rstnUra Of Indigo
lD'Wicu of Mniggauy ~ every rzo quality me-,
by Cabinet Mixer
lnfu Iha of trrsI Hair
2lWrru7 OF li1T Cloth
Dozen tlur seal aud Common Chairs
fn,l SPRINGS Erurnuf s'.s.S WOgc Wire, Bark Mill
ALSO,
N sruarc B,ree Cotton
lIu luaurf. Of tIo.rrFU'I. fsN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
,UNs. RIFLES, PISTOLS. CUTLERY, SC, XyIner

VnNGlNiAt-A rules holden in the Clerks Once OF
the circuit superior CouIt Of law aud Chancery Tor
Tue Couhy VI lenTcs and CIV OF Richmond ON che chan
Gerry side, the l2h day OF June, ISillamcs Gresham
gan Waller, dctis. 80
Tho defendants Bernard wuircc and JAS n iipsromh
u0t Nos entered their caTancc sud given sccuuiy ae
So,s 10 tue act at assembly aaj the rules OF this court
% splranS 10y satisfactory cyiioncc, that they tot
hehsus 81 this Commonwealth. u h. ordered that The
nclenianis do appear here, the Rules be held on
'.huay ~ september aud the tin OF
lhc pahtu' and that copy ofths utdcr be totthw
sciei VA sonn newspaper published the CITY OF Rich.
~ TWO months sucCcssNcy, aud Icsed At the trout
door OF the Capitol, n the said city.
-, copy-Tsstc,
lcN-N9~ a. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
PRICES REDTCED,


OPENiNG r'is morn =. s-rs'n' ,arT', - srrn.
CT. ,,...-f f,,, - D. 49, ~. -
s,s --.a-irgrr, 40 -. ~ BE- - - '1 0'
"a, rr.. .... -
,1s-s nm S.r-s ls-rT ,- vs-, ..-...r-..
y every arrc.y ne 10, Coo. ike w sG. f,ty, T.,
s.Sses :; -r.r., I.,.s.. = s.. [1,s.,. fines.
10 go PrfH'-, 10 g.! t-t. o. Goo ~, la.st imported
colours s.y3
E.acs guH white G.nE' slus. Trr
Is plaid G.l- ANS f~. colours Warranted
MDISLAI\S
Fgvrissss sa,rr ..s- /. l'.''.s'1'-. suvga,
& rart.as .rsg.e .. ssIe.r 81. rgs g.f.ra., nos,
lease asaGrfu. --yrr 10 1.E7ss
luWeecs nsrs Caa..rys, u"s luI beautiful, las-er
- -- b--l--z..g, gtugsaeils .ygrs gr-c a-l shade
LINEN GOODS.
cases % ln1rasSc. Linen. ..r family Use of N,ir.
Na.r- Inf Blre s... -rs4er..r- ,sfr-aa-..I q -
case. long Lawns. alrue s.y..s. s..a-.-.L -.FU,
very tine
T.x extra Lawns for Nsrfs R5.ng.s AMI Collar.
s, aaa 10 non uaIaasS. from aul .gl very cheap
Br1s eve ana Hue Eanzcs diapers
Pam ami ribbed white AMI brown Linen Dr.llu.s.
very leayy and cheap
and -. .TuWa Ifueas AMI brown Hollands fine
audclcaa
go ~ -, - - Linen S'se'0-N i.o -lIu'" aH4
Double aSniss liable Cloths, d. sizes
ba1,1,H - 4 T!, ,.7. EeIs g.. a. 70 ~ +,.'ga
CAMbhICS AND MCSLlNS.
20 pieces CaWaI.'Es, embracing all 4IalUe.. very
cheap
Plain anil figured swiss Muslin some styles entirely
new
CaWhurr Null iacuuct Book an Nuusuch Mus.
Inns
Tape. 'HctS Mls.Ias, some, entirely ncw s'y ss, 9I
dresses
''I-iS,fI,n-fsN,co ,,,r,s
Thread Ia,es, EislDss AMI ia5cTsa III, some YER,
Gty,n 'Ii lace. E.,-,r,. an, r,.,r.,.s an, ,-,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
LOUISA Raj. coHD.
LOUISA NoND.
Lines 10 Charlottesville, Slauntop, Lynchburc aud
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING AVOIDED, AND GREATLY
y q


- INCREASED EXPEDITION.
VI, reac' the jsucoR - Breakfast. auI thence rro-
rcrt 40 grcr With paFsrugrTs arriving the iunrton
ui-I before irvu ~ NOrhl the Louisa IL lTcad
"otiNHsN ., sui thence by stages Co Charlotte Vi'r
rraSAlng Charlottesville by r. VI .ud Cookies, hrccu
miles west, sN -ht. Lave Cuckc's ncu morning
% 'aE Ugh, sss the Blue Ridge al sun rise aut
arrive 81 sNanisn 10y 4 VI. Here passengers have "a
Gher by wsN 81 hg Natural EndEc, each arriving at The
"hc on the evening OF the third Say frnn Rich
r.ni an = hours scousr than by the Lynch
bur..
rh- Warn 81 Line leaves daily At 10 NJ reachin.
Cover phc Tho same night ami White sulphur next
evening.
Tho Natural Bridge Line leaves ar the same hour On
DAYS extras all Re furnished, making 10 equal to dav
huH' aui ARRIVES Al the bu=c eN NJ amt leaving the
next nsrurg, after breakfast, (aoviuE passenger. su
cen1 e before breakfast 10 view btrs) arrives al
poreIs - " VI, and the Whit" sulphur springs the
same evening. "
The rnatsos the ab.ye lines arc during the summerant
ia ciIa 10 any iu the slate, and Nctyu or.
SOU, W esi and their pruPrctors Vi-dscd the Raj
road toml4uestS have Coaches provided tgu. ~ the lar.
cesi uIHnerui passengers which oder and that cana
A--s Nil N" furnished nearly all times 10 ravs prrly
Elaca al the plea suIr Il ;lr occupants. '
LII SCHBJRG Mali. LINE
P,ss-necrs oI lynchtGTg leaving iu the Cars on Sun
~ Tue stays ans THU sisys NJ reach Charctcs
VIE ~ VI and Hammers the tvcuu. sf the sar,e
cay - 'i:r and arrive at Lyuchburg the day
Fare TO Charlottesville, IS
l1uch1uTg,
TEONAs SHARP
lt = Agent - TI4nspNrtatin n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
TO TRAVELLERS GOING NOsTn.
"a ess,ss 80 es.2
INCREASED RECOMMENDATION.

PASSENGERS goiuE Nerh tninTtac,i thai there arc
Il now three dat'y Inc Cars nous Washington Hil.
uhoic one immediately ou Tho arrival Of the Potomac
steamboat. au~i'cT 4 VI tRr morning. anI auo
th-i sgiorc i2-ttis last couu-cuug with line nom
baumote - Philadelphia, 4. NJ us Attending travel
ieTs rom R edmond aud Petersburg OPPORTUNITY prn
cecdng immediately, AMI reaching BALTIMORE tea ci re
manning Al nAh ~ Washington, they desire H. OF con
UnuinE m NasliuEtsn unu bcisr- ~ the next ,,r and
'ei reach ~ Philadelphia . egc. Fare fTsm Richmond
- Baltimore, $40 rEOt. SHARP. Agent Ttaa,n
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