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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-16
TRREE HUMDRED AcnEs.

lmore or less,) situated on the main road h.-
tween Waynesborough and Rock6sb Gan ~ 90
county being the same land on which said Frrs
mas resided Tor some time a tavern keeper.
"A large portion of said tract is cleared. and IL
good order for farming. The buildings are neat
ana commodious HOUSE, constructed in suit
SSre manner Tor Tavern Keeping with excellen.
for that business. '"'S
Acting as trustee, / will convey only such title
10 said property, as is vested in me by the said
trust deed. ''o '"'u
JOHN B. SPIECE, Trustee.
Nov. Is, lS4l-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-16
Nov 1 I
VIRGINIA., TO WIT :

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
United States Court for the Western District of
Virginia, at Staunton, Oct the Goth, 1871.
Anna Suffer widow of James Suffer. decd. and
Others, citizens and inhabitants of the State of
MISUNDERSTANDING
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-16
TRU SYEE'S SANE.

Nov. lS, 1e4l-tds
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-07
e. Webster and j. 4oIcomb.

This controversy is now at an end in the
Telegraph. The manner in which il began
is generally known. Some of my reasons
forsallowing it to take the course it has, will
be found in my notes attached to commu-
nicalion from brother Churchill. l have
felt in duty bound to expose an unprinci-
pied, fraudulent man, for the benefit of So
veiety and the character of the christian
ministry. On account of the great length
of brother Holcom5's article, the testimony
which be has procured is given only in part.
In my own view, what is here given is
abundant. He has shown me much more
amply sustaining all the allegations which
he has brought
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-07

thousands of business men have been sent
10 stafes, prison for committing acts not
thoussndth part as injurious to community
as he amount of demands standing against
then, at this time. Wonder how he would
like such Ienily as that? If recollectright,
the laws Of this State are such, that should
! man steal seuen dollars, he would be la
HE 10 be sent TO the prison at Windsor. At
that rate. according TO the Messrs. Web
sters, own acknowledgment, (by note and
o,berwise,) they have taken property from
their fellow beings, enough to send two
Thousand men to the State prison. a fine
run for two ministers. In closing, | will
suggest the propriety of fulleand hearty
confession from both Of them, as soon as
thew can see their wrong doing, and until
then. they cease to act as religious guides &c
others, unless they hold that taking property
! on small scale is wrong, but doing it on
large scale makes itrigh.
P.S. Since closing my article, l have
received letter from ]. G. Wing of Roch
ester, VT, which states that he lost by thu
Websters, in cash, received on town order
cash paid for oats which he bought OF hi
brother for them. and work done for them
about sixty five dollars. Also, that E. Web
ster had gold cased watch, which he Valu
ed at seventy-fye dollars, and which h
Wing proposed taking as security. Bu
the Rev. gentleman had had it long Will
and could not part with it.
If there are any other parts, or points !
my charges Of any consequence which
/ have omitted to subsiaEtiate, | have not nc
| Hced them. ]. III.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-07
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY,, JULY 7,ls4l.

y Subscribers are informed that post
masters can torward money, IN payment
for papers, free Of expense, to them or The
publisher, according to the decision ofkhe
Postmaster General.
When subscribers aUisb TO send pay for
the Telegraph, aohat they hare TO do Is,
to place their money IN the hands Of their
postmosters and ask them to frank 1t to
The publisher
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-07
ADNONITION.

Brother Churchill's fidelity, in the fol-
lowing communication, is certainly COM
mendable. | do no, perceive The necessi-
ty, however, of all the severity he uses.
But this may be because | come in for a
share Of the lashing it inhicts. lam per-
fectIy willing disinterested persons should
jud ge; and whatever measure of reproof
is deserved shall certainly be received
with all due patience. annex a few
notes-some explanatory, some palliative,
and others defensive:
For tn e Teleg graph.
Brother Murray IL do really feel that
the columns of the Telegraph ought to
be better employed, than 10 have any part
of them devoted to the scurrious matter
thrown out upon each other by E Webster
and J. Holcomb. ~ My feelings have
too often been wounded by observing the
disposition of the good people of Bran.
don TO SANDER; and the TOO readiness oil
the Editor to indulge them in it ; and to
give place 10 their approbious epithets,
thrown out upon each other; in which
observe they are peculiarly gifted. ~
AS to your matters with Mr.. E. Webster,
you, he, and all, might have been saved
all this trouble, had you 10 Brandon vii.
lage been willing to have turned a listen
Ing ear to the cool and friendly sugges
tons ofpersons friendly TO all; possessing
an anxious desire TO save trouble. RoI
the cautions given were slighted-t be
warnings rendered were disregarded. as
worthless intrusions, 10 the injury of the
feelings OF those faithful friends, who were
unconscious OF having done any thing by
which confidence in them was rnarred. -
their friendship distrusted, and their warn.
ing rendered liz hter than vanity itself and
even ascribed to bad motive. This oc
easioned Qho' with much reluctancel The
giving up the point. Finding the peonlf
in Brandon village so very wise and con.
6dent in their critical discernment and
prudence, It was concluded to interfere M
:arther. with the hope that they would be
as cautious about nttering comnIaints d
they were of giving heed to warnings RI
And It is hoped that from this case, thew
may learn tina, in regard to men ;nel;ned
70 cut dash. with them) the greater the
business, the greater the gentleman the
greater the dash, the greater the smash
ana the greater the danger, the closer the
cantaet; and that those who suddenly
dash into great expenses, will suddenly
dash out Of. confidence, and, then dash
themselves cut of the way; and erea,
i.dashing and smashing is apt TO follow
and then comes on the dashing at charae.
tefsl Q, the depfavity of the human
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-07
Rutland Co. int &arsty S.t.d!,

Such Society was organized, al ''~ "a
Springs, on Monday last The nunO'. 4
was respectable, not large. Between 'o,y "a
fiftv subscribed to the constitution -,
Ryland Fletcher of CaYendish' gave ah =
interesting address. Proceedings next We
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-07

| hereby certify that in the spring or 1910
the Rev. Epenetus Webster came to me
and wanted TO buy some lumber-would
pay half cash down and the other half in the
fall. furnished him, or be and bis brother
10 The amount Of about twenty five dollars.
When lhe lumber was taken, no cash was
paid or offered 10 me. | then began 10
think thee was some risk about the pay. l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

~ i~L,-ls aars. gwen, that sae undersigned has
.Nea olt 2t-arS 81 administration fna estate Of
r-A ia7s, ate Of Randolph county. and >t7ta OF In
a2 deceased; Al persons Indicted to the said estate
arc r. estea 10 make Immediate p7vr1eaE and those na
= e1z against me notified 10 present them
aly al.aens-ae for =e:sgemess. TIE sa5E es,a,a 60
aos-5 2 5e s2.Te'; JOHN MOCK, Adu.r
Fe575ary -. 1871. So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
Desirable Property For Sale.

FyHE Undersigned offer sale. the property which
taer reside The poaer;y ! situated on Front street
Immediately opposite the Public square One Is gooa
HOUSE. vel furnished, ealen.Iy arrange !
ssI - 33E re 9a-Iae other Is story AID hai, also
"a good o-5e- There IS the premises asatl Of excel
ea al3 aere7ailaz sa:s.a Eoa& garden aat stable 10
e1-a The situation is pleasant, ea- properly viii be
said ss1a-ata ta.slae5- = sa purchasers. Iae terms
s..l - reasonable an a-coa.a7a- 7s.-z
NATHAN KTTSON.
CEAS>t5E WILKINS.
R.-h-raea, Feb. 13. ISL fu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
Executor Sale.

MERE vii be offered at Psa5c sale. on Thfr5-aav
,as 6.a Of me Third moaa AIarch5 next be Ia ,e
s7ra Of Isaac Hiat- deease5, mdes souta OF
t1i.tS7rotls1. Wayne COUNTY. Indiana, Owing de-
scrl6ec properly. ;3yjt- Wagon. head Of FIarz+s
o' Of good Harness, P.o1g7z. Harrovz. Log Chan and
naay other articles herein enumerated. Sale 70
enee az 10 oclock said day terms Will be made
known ana due attendance gveo ~
Use fz97 4 ToWSssESD. Executors
2rl No 21t,., I-4I. s.,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
IRON THE posi- MASTER GENERAL.

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL
s.1 qosta.asssr nay c.elose neoeeg IN @fsr % tS
Ta5gster Of Ne,cs9uper, 10 pay tie 'a6SeT2'''" q
0i,a or.a,4, md frank te lettc II rritte'' By d''e5'
Hr5re-Sone subscribers may not be aware oil 'is d
b7.e regulation. win be seen hat BY requesting I'e
.aster where they reside TO frank their letters contain
in, subscription money, he VIII 60 UPON being sa2hed
,as The letter contains nothing but wna refers to me Sud
Lgfgti2a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

O---z-Z Ia \d9--L..--------- 80
z , l-@i'-Ef LILY requests all indebted hinI
= maze Fagalent, sver much in want Of CASH
t-.s lime.
- =. B. IIo has constantly on hand al times,
@s4ftDLLs. I5Rft)LES. H.4E-NItsS. JCI3tLS. cor
L,tLtS atf SADDLE IEEEs; a. q .snica hs w.a
sa-. on Iai; AMI reasonable terms.
ItICnaIoHD, Jan I-t. 1850. Itf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

Z AIo2 SItAP>,-A new a-;.-se. manufactured in
Il "a Book Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
PRICES Reduced

PRICES REDTCED
present standing taa=z. Having made N Ii
lion - t2TeF stock, recently. sTosahte terms
faer ourselves nat &c can do vel 5yy0a any other
establishment IN the
Among assortment may be found variety Of
choice AMI genuine articles. particularly 1Ie4rae mes
and >pIEt-a matter essential . the aid. As
ever MAZE i our particular st7y 70 procure good articles,
feel coaa7ea-e in Recommending theE, al! VIII posi-
lively SCI nlte l2rsr Cash, than before been offered
TINS place Perons wishing purchase trolss1Le or
retaii- VII give cal ana What be ;--rs
rant Of money.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
= q II CE

: hereby rendered to t1oss concerned. tn, .-r TO-
AMI after tue Isl. OF Aiarca ensui,- gae al Mes ~
accounts. OF longer sanne Khan I.ntas in the h3r Al
No respect paid persons.
E p. COALE
Richmond Feb. 18th. ISL. 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

ON HAND: considerable quantity OF Salt=, q Iiane
AoTpha Cream IaELa-- IartaEic Aca. Super Carb Soda
al Eats CanpaoE- RRubaro. Jaap, Mustard Magaesia
Castor Iii Al Pepper. Baoerry. Gum AIy-rII, sc.
Aso.--Alcoho Linseed o.. So Turpentlne. Tobacco.
and description of Spanish aud HATS Ciga.s,
4. unusually Low ra:es,--a. the oil stand Of
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, Angus, ls,, 1910. Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13
lIorc Light HTore IIiratl!

The Subscriber aolll Inform Inhabitants Of Rich
a'"a and IL vicinity, that he as commenced nlanQac.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-13

C.-1--GE ". 11oEE=, Geek.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

w r. 1rr ,,.",,,rs "nr thi supply of Agricultural Ia
:, a--up.uf, il,u hss 81, rr hr,u oi-r, Io ,ii %
t'''h''. a. row no t,nSCr uaccss.rN t,- n- I,,,s
. wv ,,i. ,2i ,,'" "I"m'n's, a. the. Gri them
''u' -'ta"Ecm ants tuafc 6w weeks ma, ,r .,..,
l' ,nil'' ~ ." iuinsr any ari. no t, Art.rr,i,T
nm a as'o.N p'igSs; aud hiNin. us t,r,ur,,
"g.'n'5 : u adoris ms pleasure hear the -i-,r,.
''' T "i 4 lUt", ia Order thai ~ NAV have any L.
TAhl &c Hr'' "r them that will tee .u.. f., ,,r
, o',t r"iray'n'si" meet M" w,snr- Ttc
II rae, ,n,hlnuy, ani shall re- Give ilir, urnnag,.
I,' '' nlo' io ''"tr o. ,i"r>, ini Wing 'r, mo 49,
assortment cnusi.s, e. -,.r. ,f The iii.5y.r1 ' ''
r"ush.-l % aud horse
!I a., HT.'i ~ ru-n~--t, aud horse
ne ,' 81" h r.ic" shout Hipps hurs.lr u th one If
'I,' ''s's. d. % prove ut> 90" ~uil from Ss,liu-
i''nl' mount board Plough Tor oar mug G,,r,,-
Improved Rotary Plough ''''~'
IN" r'.'Uc oi tncS, Plousls ar, .,.rir T., ,,, 81.
ever ot'reitn iiis market, ,nJ arc chilled ,,,h IL
a"H' At HE siutr tune tough g.. iry wi, I,,t
i"A'r an 80 better work tIwi~c uv,th Than . ...f,,
'k pn prices i"r these superior rough are. s ,,l
Bnn~. P, ,ag ' s .onsn have ncrcolorc br,
Love- In Guunuunc dp
RR,o.g,sse.., Noursc a Mazon's 80
EE'ntsss, Noursc 4 Mason's Com shelters
"n, balance wheel WIN '''''"'''
Wheat Fans, nom Two or three ruanuis.rursr, ''
Improved liursc Power
Torn ami Cor Crushrr
Chandler lmur"yci Double Harrow
ini'lInilns 'nliiNa'oIs, three dl .r,u, kinds
Manure Forks aud Rakcs
Gram ScuupS aud Shu,,,s
Patent tuuTuS, an ,utIt., ug,S atfu.rs
Garden aui Potato, Hoes
I"s''hsr with almost every article urccss,r, fr r,n,,
lion u i>s mistaken Idea thai hcr,us. ,.,,, p ~ @
' sul'', hn',n amt uuh"i, that rrrrs lrr runsr
t''up H-H u gives uS pleasure, -hr,. ufir ....,,t
n'ii an EV" do" h"st IIo"f"f t.rir ella, apus- tfI,
u-' i've doors below the Bell Tavern '"
- c GRETTER Il PEAKE
wv WE gu. run iTI'- s"IG
SER PaT&NT IRON SAFES. IInc,I,,lri'
u', , .r'iu Philadelphia Icy q ". cross,
Jus" i'''' '"" SO 10 e--H-fur sIlD 10y
o., ~ u. BALDWIN,
oupu~ii" ih. BANKS
THE PUBLIC CENTRALLY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

Jsss9A = TNsyps's q. slr-,tfraisif Sarsryortl
TuR 1lIE CURE OP
SCROFULA
NEsCuxIAt. DISEASES.

-
NiE SarsNpauia ot the shops very st Q" be Ecady,
u not quite thCt' either tguHi or from having be
n tNc neSue together W1h the improper u-'~> II pre-
iarng wirh l1Nr hong hren VuEuC RS probably Cur
fihut'u tors variable reputation The rtiNiiy 81 hr root
10 s~lrN'lts -pcGd usrI acrid principles
snluc Co CeFt'u EVENT In cold hst. and either
Nolltuzr nf rendered u- 10y chemical suE~ az IN" ten
tcraure 2l2 deg This fact appears 10" demonstrated 10y
iancock makes The following ohs"Nsttsns. AFTER luug
hotnsthr peculiar ui'ur which rise. ahunlantiy the
uf SaTaIntis. almost ~NffnushCt Erutr
the SarsspatHs prepared m tins WAY found sensible
results nnn any potent, he peculiar naus-rns,
dtuN-1 aui ratkus effects prsiurri hN alsrgc quantity,
although t- detection ut siN eight tined a. a
ds-" ~ lIocd BUo>s's a. \ D,spsHsaiory.
knWlreo "i these it,t-, sui thv uncertainty pfac'
tee oi the prrISra;ous ni SNrsSpNra Ia use. cto the lis
c"N"rN a'ct repeated experiments Of Tie method u pre-
Iarug and comPouul. the Ntract usrv'tc the me
cess 'rtOHf BOILING suits warranted u contain tu som.
certra-d torn, te aCuSr piles ut the rVo sotned
from "a" most approved species ~ suiiaN
IT. -icacN has been repeatedly tested tu private practce
IN the successful treatment ct the worst forms e. ne ds
eases tnT the cure Vt whicA aIa Is recommended
after other ans ct tat srhsn-, the rJuarca, A."
tcny- alterations, nni affections ct rho 'urs, simple
- ruiiih. ani ~ "TUu Usl tuu yf'uir s-ss"s
1',"h'"u permanently cur"dh' gs sc u three mouths
WITHOUT Any "tper Ir-Iscu except tie uyf StuII' aIHs
cations tO the diseased. Afsal rs- hitCs
IN similar cisrs will prove the C,a,y and importance Of
tie preparation.
D. particularly or ca'nncI where thar mcruc
sts been given too freely Scruu.s nths. the
ui other Diseases, being admirably calculated, an such UNses
On remove al disease iTum The tU ana restore th- usual
visor th" constitution The use ct tWS or hr"" bottles
Will on cNr.N such OCCASION CnCctuA security
a. aust secondary Affections
Asat"nic ami particularly general debility,
win i rIr" lut ypTev-d conditions vt TIE Sy-fruL itvm
~rufa auN other Diseases. chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate a, lions ~ tho skin De- an invaluable ncclu.
ALEXANDER rUNAI,
- y the rraprrf,T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
oh 10 Las So HINs
CHINA ANp GLASS sTONE
offo'irs rnE SWAN rANgns, ssOckoE MILL.

LAVE IN store ans am Receiving large stock oT a. In,
I'is' sui tarih"nwSTc, Looking Cla.Sr. As,I snns
NdNl'lr Tea hoi'is, Knives ard Fork Eaarv 1U1t,s
&c which AZ" onetri q" ihe Cou.'ry ard civ tral At
s'a advance" Mn stock couss paTT of Mhitr rant,
LINTON uni iivrTuo-i Dnius Ssts.
GOLD nAND-R'i-cd Figured. Painted ,ni rnaru,l.I
large nl small chm, T~, sets G,li n nj r., S.,, -
N"'' TN'n bN'ts aud .t.iUs--t h'iVu'g J,y To-.
s,uS Ac-, anon, Wlu'- fr'uch ant IivrIpooI Plate.
',.lcf anN 'urr"u- separate from FcttS.
msutE ~ ""' ''h"'' 'ih'
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-D.r.p,crs
!" >'S a'h piirS 'hlmVti-us, TurhIcrs. Wines cor.
l 'Gd irS Jc'lc~ GoErtS, Prose, Dishes Pc Il,
'Ht" Bowl -alvr's, Ssis sciis aud tr,,Ts a.
-. 'N9'r sht'"s, Wafer Pitchers, Curtin Pms Gls,
GLASS JARS 81 ever, description
ihl'hl lpN silver, ru Ps'e t,nr-, P'.cd amt nr,s.
,"nI lckf .nutcrs Und riHy Iyury and H. ,
ne" hn.ar ani Dessert Halves Forks ~ -,.ft- OF IN
ni'tcs Walters, hI.'d Trays nriarrt, Tea ,uI t,,rrr
f.,S: h,,ihnnia suilspln spit Boxes, ra6lr Brlls
"h"h N SILVER Patel. aut britannia lea aud Table
spoons Hrilnn,A soup Lrd-s,S &c.
IuC.utuu,sgS
hriRAL LAMPS-'ar;o All small si-cs-i, i,,nni, and
rASSAGE LAMPS, Rirh Cm audPlain
Nlll nENhNi Nj, beautiful nina Card u .sE,,s
our hlcS, E"E ant Cut Gass and CHINA Cologne R,t l,s
Real German Cologne. '''''
NIT I'll ES- Cloth Hair Table aud Tc,tb n,,gI.. r.
bI. MAS fcukutvcs, HUSBANDS, silver PcrriI Gases
LophlNG GLASSES M,ntcl, Pier anI Toilet Look.
'be |.lSsF = iiom one To five draws
louSI.s g. ass parcs separate.
Manila AMI other Mats
I's.if N'"S Common Ours aui siurcrs B.vI. p,trh.
'rs Nuc~, ani Common rlmhlcrs d. p,Ck,,t IN a..
"cs' Lnn"'r, and "n the mo,t lbcral trfms' az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
JAMES 3 GEoRGE WINSTON


MARKEr BRIDGE,
AVE f'r sale uu IL f.vurtlr Terms A. -,rl. ,,,,, ~
sus House in he cry, 'o"t"' VI
iHnu its Of baltimore Cured Bacon, new
so dn Of Western siics, old
700 do u New Iuw'cs
80 4" Hog Round, smhGsd
ipi kegs No Baltimore Lard
Z" bills dp do ~,
a. k-ts Smrhfcld Do
30 hhis Men aud Gross Fish No and2
o. ~" Family Roe ~
- ih,iS BALTIMORE whskcy
2n 10 Ohiwhiskr, VIZ. Of ayy,.sI,,,g .,ur,,.
1,se'' 'Miit"n aud Ronurbs,gus" Plush
. bH.E IN pruui Spirits
70 'io lsr at Wight Apple Brandy
" 10 Northern du ,in
10 nu ga Peach de
hSlfGipcs Cosuao French i"
W hbls Imitation du
~ do Malaga Wine
~ q" sr",ry and At I.uklr IL,
pip" Oh Madeira. ~ years old
~ hhlS CIDER Vinegar
~ hhds New Orleans sugar
Hihhs do Nua-.,.
"a c. Hydraulic Cement
- dp Tanners on
~ boK,so OF Chalk Pine.
- 80 EaIsus
- dn Spruuac cu Candles
~ c. Soap
ltr dn lu,I2 Glass
- dozen scotch Srun
sAtb -cgNrs various qualities
30 ua-NHui Cheese
2rsIouus at Indigo
iOt'l Tee, OF Noh,s'ny of every quality used
l-sl ihs oi Jurled Hair
- pieces OF Hair Cloth
dozen Cane seat AMI Common Chairs
SIi Springs, Vet GERS, SclycI Move Wire: Ilark Nil,
Muscr'wsi pGcuy sugar House Molasses, As
ALSO,
10 square Bales Cotton
lnu bushels at CIsycrsc,j. f. %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
Louisa RAIL Road.
Lines TO Charlottesville, Slsunton, Lynchburs and
tf- Wa m Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING ANplnFp NSk gREAIIv

h'"SS W nas 'oNltSN'.lc StHunion, LynchOurG ant
th- Warn Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING ANOIbEp. ANk GREATLY
- ..,,>.. INCREASED ExP-LilloN.
PASSENGERS leaving RiehuUuf, by the Railroad ~
A W. issch t- lUastss 10 Bryss.st. s.,i tn,nrr r.
ersi s-siCT Uuh passengers arriving Al %.
rshi N'nrS ivu nc NursLl on the IsuSa RAlr,s,d. 10
"er''NNi.- sui Iuencr o. ,sScs 10 Charlottesville.
iu'r' Wcs. sy sht. Lave Gee e.- lcu uort Ing
~ .tsE l.H ctoSs thc rIr K,gs AZ suu Use, and
SAM" a. Ss1utsn hN 4 VI. II-r" passengers h,vs a
'lscr Of r'u'S, one ~ Of Warm springs. Al 4 the
,sr Toy ~ o. Tho Natural bridge each arriving A. rh,
Nhus sulphur m the evening tbitd ay frn, Rici
tsoni ant - hours sooner than by th. Tsuie via IYueh
surC. "
Tn- Warm : rug Line leaves tally At 10 " reaching
HNei h'S - seine night, amt the White Sulphur urx
TIC Naurd Bu &c line leave. 81 M. same ho,r am
l"rsi'NS IaurF aN~ and saturdays Gard Oh t acT,,t,
save chras NI " furnished. slEtuc II r1n.i 4, ,ii.
me -ui SifNSr a. TIE Bridge ~ W. ard leaving fh
sN morning .reT breakiaIt, (arriur passengers -uth
srnl uhy ssts breakfast tu hur.l arrive. m
pIhtru Sy u a ~ ana the White sulphur Springs The
The ruats the shove lines are turin, tire svr,
AT lla To 'uN ~ INC stss. and In excellent or
Ter e sage lines are th- tsail lines Ia the Wr,f .r
- au' ths-r rrNprirtoT- Tlgsi tn IA. Rail
va ssio hsv- Coaches provided -lus 10 ne lar
sss ublHH-rst passengers winch m sTrr and t,,t IN,
sAErs ~, D. tlrsshri nearly t.sr, rc
HhDl N'1s sIr0surs 4 fNs ocruuruts.
iNNChBJRG MAI. LINE
F'ssrns-rs cot Lyme hur. Leaving u the ca. an Sur,
s'- lhv-dlNs SUI Thur stays U VI t.lrht larlprr~.
We ~ NJ a hsmnsl 5 on The evening ~ Nh. sane
'E ' g. aui arnvs At L. uchburg ue ncIts a. 10 LIN
F,re TO Charlottesville, ss
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4'-' Agent 81 Ti,Is rtltiuu u.
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