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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

4 Good Sipn.-Some elaborate Essays have been
addressed to The Wing members Of Congress, under
The signature of "FranklIn, in the. "New York Com.
mercial." The object to persuade them 10 adopt
National Bank, with the privilege Of establishing
branches in the States with their consent The author
held the idea, that in that event. Mr. Tyler would
bury the Ratchet and re unite with them. These Es-
says were nscrlbed by the Globe 10 Mr. Webster-and
they were supposed 10 meet the concurrence OF the
President. We rejoice The decided developments
of the Madisonan upon this point. IT denies, that
MIR. Webster is the author, (but the authorship oil
such suggestion certainly would have not surprised
us-it would be in character with Mr. Webster)-but
the MadiSonian goes much further II denles that such
plan has the Presidents '"lt rldcules
the adoption (now) of Bank, framed after the manner
of that presented by Mr. Ewing at the Extra Session
We have blu, word TO say this proser things
gone by. The day has been when such scheme might
have met appreciation and, probably, the approval
Of those in high places. AS measure OF Cancellation
and compromise it offered TO Congress- and as such
it was contemptuously rejected; and he ,cho, nh Tie
erhiLitionsf public sentiment since made, can no~ sc.
riousIy dream If bank IN any Jorm ace trust mW be
permitted To dream TO lie last tSGnsiGe TO The Tcai-
ties by mhieh heis s"rrouadtd."
"The President after full consideration, aided his
Elections upon the subject by The ablest Cabinet which
the country has the days Of George Wash
ngon, has matured and presented TO Congress plan
OF Exchequer by which he and they ready 10 abide
II stands before the country lis own intrinsic merits;
and bank, altogether certain, never enters into
their minds THE Aladisonian disclams Ewings plan
and is "frmly convinced that it could accomplish
nothing for the country n0p So too we believe, and
we rejoice that Mr. TYLER believes so also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

NeU Jersey oo-The ball of revolution too is passing
over this State. The Trenton Emporium of Friday
gives returns from various township Elections and
remarks, "'Every breeze says change, every mail
brings the intelligence of the defeat of the present do
minnnt party. II may with truth be said, The days Of
Whiggery are numbered. The recent town elections
in New Jersey have told sad tale for the future hopes
Of Federalism. In every township city, where lest
has been made. they have experienced either great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Trustees Sale of Faiuabc Sorcs, Stosk Furniture &c.
DY virtue n Deed o Trust executed the subscribers by
ID Miles Macon the ai!h Of March, lsi2 and duly admitted
record the counties Of Hanover Heinrich and Ahenae
shall proceed SELL Tuesday, the 3rd day Of May fair il
not Tie fair day. nj the residence OF said Macon In the
county Hanover (abot miles from Richmond upwards
thirty valuable and likely Slaves conveyed by the deed aoe
ALSO snndry articles &c house and kitchen Furniture the
stock belonging The Fairfield Plantation The Plantation Uen
ss consisting the usual variety, Carage and Gig wi Ilaf
ness and Of GRAIN Hay and Fodder hand We
shall offer for sie The lime, The interest of Mey
being third in tract Of 90 Of Land, situated
near Fairfield Estate having thereon Manufacturing Mill.
the and Machinery attached thereto At the time
will be sold lot of Plank lying the Saw MILL and
some Timber what IL called Buinok's Island.
Tile property will be sold for cash and although thu
title vested in ns indispuIabe shall Of course only sell IL
our fducary character.
JAS F. HEATH, r,.,oo
SELDEN c. MACON. iiu''''s'
Sale TO be conducted by R. H. DICKINSON, Auclioneer
Anril llb-td5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Congress did not meet Saturday, but most Of the
Members, with the President and Heads Of Depart
ments visited the Steamers, Missouri and Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

The Wings of N. Orleans already establishing
"Cay Gibbs What nex' What embIems will they
adopt The log cabin agg cider and coon skin hum,
bugs pretty well worn ont Their misfortunes
will warn them against petition of these miserable
humbugs and The ''sccond sober sense of the People"
will reject them with scnrn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Sule If Eagle Iofei and four Tsnemen.s adincest,
ny virtue Of four Of wit adrcd b. Ab-
- ncr Robinson and Henry King TO John rockcnbr3ueh and
Anthony Robinson trustees, dated 9Th October la-a deed
y the same grantors Charles VIM Dabncy, trustee
Drcenhc ls31-a deed hy Islam Pickett and Frances hs
wife 10 Samuel Taylor and Iodn RoGea rusres dated 9Th
January 1885, and deed by elmer RetasJn TO Raleigh r. Da
record in the Office of the n::inQs of uon will be
sold on premises by public auction Mo"DAY 18th
April next, if fair if not the next fair day. three
;iain sfiet in The City OF Richmond Including the properly
called Eagle Hotel with the appearances described
aforesaid fiso, other aud their
nances being 2ih street in the said city,
IL called The Profile House. and fronting 20 feet IN
inches on 10 said clyenr
and Described in the Two last deeds a sad The
sale he made o the purpose ri raising tie Of money
by sad deeds and unpaid 7nd tn
The subscribers, acting trsees will convey
only vested In them; but they believe the lille be
dkptabc The saios i'll take pGco ~ onck noon; and
completed the first day they VIII BE- continued from
20 time, until completed.
The property sold In and with privilege Of
allcy laid down at which lie the Bank OF
Virginia. sale will WIKI the ain street.
next that occupied Ivy Alexander Duva afer which tho
r,ar will he next sold.
md taxes paid duea credit Of 6, u and IL
mont with interest from date, equal instruments for the resi-
secured by negotiable with approved endorse and by
retaining the title unl pawn, thereof
Th. proceeds Of sale will be applied the satisfaction Of tao
severn ess aforesaid in their due and according Ia their
and od scd
sale IL advertised with the eress consent Of Mr.
Pickett and will positively made !. OF the lens
aforesaid and Of tie respective parties under the
by Tie Irssees oiSre scEfe.
January IA w,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Connecticut The nDicial canvass shows, that Gen
Cleveland leads Ellsworth 1864, and his "vole is only
1875 below that of the other three candidates and scat
tering combined" "Tbe Legislature being Democrat.
ic by majority Of three 10 one, they will all be elected
on That day." Governor and all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26
by LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Correspondent in Orange writes: "Our friends say.
we will carry Culpeper."
Extract IF letter from JMarion (SmyM co ooh inst
awe have considerable excemen, about our election
this Spring; but there doubt Of Dr. Taes election.
NJ opinion s that he will succeed by one hundred ma
jori,y, if The Democratic party will 90 10 the polls.
have no ether worth relating at present, except
that some of the true hearted Wings coming back
10 their former ranks"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26
Marriages.

Married. New Castle, Delaware, April DIST BY The Row Mr.
Sposwood Dr. THOMAS NEWTON o No:fok Va to Miss MAR
P daughter Of Alexander Daagh late Pucr In u 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

ID. NJ. Hoyt & Co.'s Office,
Richmond. Ya.
DRAWING OF Virginia MonongaIia Lottery Ezra Ciass No.
~ -, drawn 3d. -
ls "a 90 So 60 20 GO % 81 II GO %.
Ticket, Nos G % 81, capital in tho above, sold by
April q ll6-lk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

The New York Express states positioey, "the Judi.
ciary Committee in Assembly reported against the
repeal Of the Jury trial act" Aud state with equal
ostircness, that they reported in favor of the repeal
as soon as they had cial copy Of The decision OF the
Supreme Coart of the U. S. before them. This, they
will have in August and they will be bound by their
own Report 10 repeal their act. The little humbug,
therefore is played off by the New York Express to
ease off lis poor chap fallen Wing brethren in Virginia
and not by the Albany Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Advertisements, &C., unavoidably omitted, will b
inserted in our next,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

R,,ok,rs ahead Let the South beware Another
Protective Tariff is coming upon them Inc Dlsribu-
ton is a prelude TO the measure. Mr. Saltonstalls Re-
mort (from the Committee of hlanuiactures) proposes
as The Globe calls it, "New Protective, Cumulative,
Retaatory, Federal Wing Tariff" at is protective,
the duties ranging from 80 10 300 per cent 1t IS cumu.
latve, there being frequently two or three kinds of dn
TICS (specifc ad ralorem and fictitious valuation)
the same article: it il retalatory there being penal
duty of 10 per cent 10 be- incurred in year by coun-
tries which shall reduce duties IN favor OF certain
American articles and il is Federal Wing, coming from
the old Federal party, now selfstyled Wing. briei
view Of some Of its sections will prove THIS, ana VIII
show the people in agricultural and planting regions
what reason they have 10 rejoice al the election OF 1910
See raises all duties at 20 per cent TO ~, with
the exception of some specified articles This al once
Breach both Of the compromise act and OF the clause
in the land bill Same section places about thiry di
fercnt specific duties that variety OF IRON ana us ma
nuacures and some of these duties, according to the
moneyed article in Benefits Herald amount TO l2o per
cent ad vaorem.
Same section xes every kind Of wooen goods nearly
as high as by the tariff of 1929 and taxes some articles
cumuativey TO witt so much for ad valore and then
specific duty besides. The following rs Inc clause
On woollen yarn four cents pound and 80 per cent?
on wool costing than eight cents pound, iouf
cents pound and &c per cent? woollen manufactures
40 per cent when By any former act the duty was as hg
as so per cent, DC, &c
Same section puts 80 per cent. on cotton yarn ann
thread, all plain cottons costing less tan twenty
cents yard al twenty cents, and Then puts 20 PCT cent
on that fictitious valuation.
Same section puts duty equal to 30 per centnm on
Liverpool salt, 100 per centum on Turk Island ana
100 on Spanish and Portuguese salt
"Can Mr.. Tyler sanction bill in which protecton
:: -, ~L;-' ana ravanna the ;nridenf7-where every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

E The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY. the sh
day Of June next 70 O'Clock, when the property will DO posi-
lively spld.
By order ans ita ts osrteata 4 IL 7Suaee. obs.. saed
K II. DICKINSON, Anc.
Anyj 1fG-wds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

SrOCKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.
EOHN G.. WAYT, DENTIST, has lust received
" from the above celebrated a complete assortment
Of the most beautiful Teeth that have been CITY
and which in all that constitutes admirable natural
teeth unsurpassed.
Those who wihto have artificial teeth an others IN
terestcd respectfully invited call and Item ami sqe
of hs
J. g. w continues heretofore perform OPERATION, the
prevention and cure of diseases The teeth and on the
square Immediately above Banks Main street
REFERENCE.
W. Clarke. NJ. D. Robf W. Hawai- VI. n
George Watson NJ ~ T1om,- Nelson n ID
4. ". Deane. ". d. Jane. Bolton. NJ
y. H. Carmichael MD. IA. Cunningham MD
o9-ctf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26
FRENCH ROCKS, Ii.t No. :.

ffoOtAS, list No. =.
- Les Eufaus DEloreard Traeee par Dela-gr 4 w-;xieh
ct uld. par Henri Martin
Memoirs dun apOthccaire iir La Guerre D'EspagDe
Les hcoreie-s ON LuSrfaiion pe-te, Fraxmen- Io
rHiues par d. ArhncouTts cling nlars
Paris Ct Les Psnsiens
Boiceau
lie Barber d. Pans. T.r Paul j- Cock
Ivanhoe yv.t-- F-'e-
ocuvres cbosces De Voiney
De n Solitude, par Zimmerman
,isuVres de ClatearbraRl complete, vois svo
.,.SNonaie q" l. academic friieai- 2 yoss do
Mad d. Genls Theatre pour jcunes rer<onues
I.osrrau Regnari and GresS-t complete
Nerois Historic dc ReIubLque Roiaa.le
NoniesQue. complete
lie Marclse Dc ST Pierre
Voyage OF Anasis. By Dirn n English and French
Conies Mofau1 Ne Mis- Elsvonh
Bossiites descour, luz L'fIi.toir unv.r-,Ba
Noveau Theatre Iilicn IL vols
Ia Par1ts Perdu par Milton
t:uiilume Tell par Fbonau
Theatre dc Votaire, II vols
24no. 49, - -
Harmonic des qnaine EyaHses e Histnire d. Chrs
caTnontainsDes Fortfcstiots, vols syo
Ia lienraite H. V0laTe
Noel & CllI-ai GraminarcS and Ercrei-.
HoFaee PossIotte in 6 languages
Jeemaque do do
iie above. with other Itaan German AMI Latin
Books for sale moderate pricss al j w RAyDoI prs
&c BooL store ana n;r.ts,v p,..a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26
3t.lle pIizes-amonniinc 10

5siis Understanding To aa1 aaa
IleAsts sI1, halves So quarters s5 eighaIrs 4 81
ihr prce of eeihcato of package vbo. Tiet. Il,
The above splendid Lottery only $500 certificate of % b,h
oH SOO certificate Of 20 quarters only $50 eerfeaie Of
20 eigis only se5 AMI certificate package may drw ,bc
four highest prizes '' "" Ne
~ts Al distance wishing ahoye Scle ,,c
informed that ioyt Co. lucky Ticket. in the rr,ae
Nareyand viii b. happy them IN their friend.
TO their wishes. '' u'ie
hofr CO. Continue scnI Capitals in alno., every
n tns Seemc presents inducements not onen foant
s No. th.aI friends VIII give tlem Ill the POUR
rhZ which b. done. selling the kcts
ouer enclosing the cash meet with the
prompt attention. and al CONFIDENTIAL
Ne Ianonlry recommend the tos. ihiny
purchase by the paekageihe rsk is only
panty OF two and send down seIsrs OF an e big
PAs seh n $4,000, $4,000 &c; no time TO 10 e 40
- cc 'e'ef Ell Gown at once and write letter Direct
no 20 d. ". HOYT CO. Richmond Va
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FOR SALE.

TUX
VENHE following articles, purchased for cash in
h New York viz Superior Belyie White kegs or IS
So 100 and 300 his eaeh nsocd and Whale Spirits Of Tr
penine soap stone Paint for ng Roof cheap dr
bic article fall supply Of Green Paint Blinds in oil
10 10 Canniiers superior article Copa Vanish best brown
brown do and black Lacquer Varns Iron with gene
raj supply Of dry Paints together assortment Of
Glass from $40 2213O box light paint Brushes Of All
sizes with Badgers hair binders and necessary The
trade unusually low for cash. door Exchange Bank Rich
mond. Va.
ROBERT MOTT
Informs his friends and the public lust returned from
New York with the above wen Paint GIas Brushes
&c and determined work moderate terms
for cash, approved paper. n97 n
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Drawn Ballots.
3I4is pnzes-amounfing TO
Cas- No Is, for Isf2-ro drawn AT A.x.r.,r;, m c.

s~fi- pf'zss-afnounfng TO s9ls93
IfckFts SlSiIaves s. 5O-Qnaers 81 7S-Eiebs 81 a-I
ibe pee OF eertieate of package Tcksts IN
the above splendid Lottery only certificate Of &c ha.-
only >OO aeefeaie OF &c quarters eerrie,t. of
20 e'shs only se5 and certificate package may draw the
four highest prizes ~ ~ wv
sn shares AMI certificates Of packages
n'hant 0e constantly zoe variety num-
rs III e once II the Manager Main corner
Main AMI l+th Streets. Richmond Va. 49,
An ofrs by NAL viii meet the prompt attention
as u'e drawing - over an who
Order rom us J. e. GRECORy a. 20 49, WIZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

Rifbn,ono Dailp fUbia:
ny ALEXANDER uOsELEy.

TrpSs OF sunscRrrioSro City sbScren ~ 90 per year
AMI Joe shorter period os when sent by mail sopayabe in
all cases, in advance.
hprrSrisiss-fof one Of fifteen Tor ss) n.e
'on 80 cents two insertions 81 Isi insertion. 81 so and
essry succeeding insertion. II cents
lfans'ent ADVERTISERS pay N advance.
The number of insertions INNS, be noted ON the
Ms they VIII be ordered be s,opp-d and
vi accordingly pJ- Orders To stop must also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares and In that
ropion for advertisements greater ingrh and $50 for on.
SQUARE except Aueonee AMI Lottery dalers charged
500 paper inciuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

TO MERCHANTS
"A MD others who require Blank Books 10 COM
meme the isi3 thu subscriber suggests the propfeiy u
scndns TO him Their patterns a. of great advantage
hooks wen seasoned We has ON hari
Book Papers and Bnng Materials ~ the very quality and
ready 10 execute an orders warranted 10 suit his oh
All who may favor linn with their Folio anil Rank
post for Checks Bills Of Lang, Bills Of Exchange an Other
Blanks which be viii have printed IN order lie positively
the public that hc always has now and intends 10
charge or III hnf binding NJ east low any other Binder
N TIE city and he . determined BY his personal
ders and his manual eSeriion give satisfaction
u. II. sANXAY.
no 90 Book Binder over Mr. A. & Iyor's goot store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

DAVID WAIsSII'S FAsIIIONAHIE ROOT Ann
SHOE EMPORIUM.
n Grateful for the very liberal patron
age BE- has received for The rs years h. has hcn in
u-busincs would tender sincere thanks 10 n generous
- public and hopes BY renewed together with tn
superior facilities h. has TO render satisfaction 10 on who
may patonizc him
Having just returned from the North where he purchased new
Lass Of The acs frcuch Fashions together very extensive
assortment ~ Calikin Morocco. can eonepv 70
comment as The bet h. has had all of which he win take
Psasirc IN making 10 order AZ the shortest notice. At reduced
prices n correspond with the times
An assortment q Boots AMI Shoes every dscrpt m of hi.
own Manufacture always hand Those want Of Ar rr In
his Inc Wouh 10 we'll call before purchasing elsewhere
B-wsnted immediately, OF Z 6s-t ratc workmcn
"a ans
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NORGE. UNDER TRUST SALE.
lIRSlL wv 10 a decd Of

II WALTON Jr- purposes therein mepione
AMI OF record the Clerks oce Of Hanover
shah Trustee the 25rb av on Ian
oay 1914 TO the hghes, bidder residence Of Agnes
Walton decd IN the end of Hanover county, Coean
Mil all the undivided interests Garland Walton Jr IN
e estate Of William WALTON decd the said Garland
WALTON IT. and aso in the OF wahou decd the
ter OF the said Garlnd WALTON title 10 said interests
believed TO be good but acting Trustee shah sell and convey
only such interest rs vested in by Aforesaid
26-Sllt&cwfds VN RROyyN r..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines To Charlottesville, Staunton. I.Ynchburg
md the Virginia Springs.
Fare TO Lynchburg reduced to 81 90.
NIGHT TR.9PELLLvG .9PoLDED-.fND GgEgTLY IN.
TDIs ND1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26
POWHATAN HOUSE.

W.
IENHE subscriber has taken lease on the above
n Establishment AMI will possession on the 1t iav
u October next until which The House kept as hereto
fore 10y p Duva Eq lie would De PLEASED 10 and
aH others that may favor him with cali Il decmei unnecea-
~ 10 ny any thing in relation o The locality n this House Il
us be generally known having been f many years principal
House in the city suffice say location 10 equal
~ The Hou Ne Wen NJ ~ incat, Admiralty suited f1r rcui,
men travelling with heir families and rnchcs Legislature
hF who's accommodation arrangements viii be made. The House
VII undergo thorough repair Al promise
of ability 20 render satisfaction IN that favor
company. and an trial T1,crc VIII be Hacks and
foriers at The different hnng places convey passengers
gage. ire u charge. e. A HODcEs
ctawtm
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MESsuS. TYLER & TAYLOR, Merchants Of ni.
" City having conveyed 70 me in an dct- to Them
a personal property hereby no III persons inbted 10 that
MN mat payment q requrcd 70 h. msdr my autbo
rsed attorney ISAAC DAVENPORT, Trustee.
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A FREsI sIPPI.Y Or DRY Gonns-

FRESH SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
YIN WRIGHT respectfully iniuaes the Of flesh
- supply of scasnra DRY GOODS which can the
attention II hs fcn AMI the public viii be-
found tn following.
Rich striped ani figured coioryd silks newes, sries
Back AMI hne haek Satin striped Do
black Pom a. So. Gro DE- Rhine and I.istnncs
Hue back do do
Black slfn striped Popchns
High lnsircd mode coiotc Mpaeln Lustre. nian coihs
10 81 Hack 40 do
Black Alpacha Ciofhs
Rich MEDIUM AMI INV priced Mousriins
French and English Mcnnoc-
Tibet. brochl and Moiscln Shlwis ani Hfses
Blick AMI coi1fcd MoiaH anil "a Fnnrcs
GnnpS TassciS Cord and Tasscis
Fairs EmbroHierics an styles
English French and German Thread Iaces and Eisn-s
List Cotton Iaccs and Eigngs ~ great variety
Wcrsied Tauians sh and Suk Do
Thiisi lambs Wool Cschnrc and yarn Hos AMI
I Hosc
Mscs' Cotton AM Wool Hose an .ircs; Wool Shirts ani
Drawers
Red white and yellow Fhnneis m qualities Canton do
lrish lancns Birrs Eye Diaper Linen Shreinrs
Nd Buck plain AMI open SIX Gloves and Mus
linscys Jeans SatnctS Cassurfes Cloths CaHcoes
an u which having been purchased for At
greatly reduced prices m 26-dSen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INsTRU-
MENTS- PAINTS, OILS AND DYE STtFFS
A tASroR oil. EPSON SALTS, OPIUM
~ Suplae Quinine. Salts Of Morphia
Gum Arabic, Irish Moss-very white
Russian and American Isinglass
Surgical Instruments Of fine quality and finish
linseed Lamp, Whale and Tanners Oils
English and American White Lead dry and in oil
Indigo, Nader, Copperas Alum Saltpetre
Window Glass Of good qualify large assortment
Coach Furniture. Polishing and japan varnishes
Chrome Green Chrome yellow. PnisSian Blue
Glue. Venetian Red, Spanish Brown.
With many other articles comprising selected
stock whchwe Offer wholesale terms
no 10 ALEX. DUVAL co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-11-26

tht-fNED EAPEDiTION
Sz@ The Public are hereby informed that
4 under an arrangement between the RaLRoad Com
I u pany and Stage Line the Fare Richmond TO
E-xfh Iynchburg VIII be Stand Charlottesville So
Sff@5c1a Passengers leaving Richmond Railroad NJ
--<A NJ reach the Junction breakfast; and thence
proceed together with arriving Junction from the
North ON the loiS Raload 10 Goronsv By stages
To Charlottesville, reaching Charlottesville NJ and Cocks
rs miles West by night Cookies next morning BY DIV
Light cross the Blue Ridge siaunun by 10
A. NJ. - -
The Guyandoe line eaves NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving there light reace.
the Warm Springs TO breakfast and Caagans dinner and p,
ing The w ie sulphur at T. NJ arrives IeSyisbug r.
on the ID day - ours than Lynchburg
whole expense Is hes, and trip das sooner
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Tuesdays Thurs
days ana saturdays ION the alt be flns-
at ii A. NJ reaches LHngto;i by night next nonin. al
daylight and arrive the Natural Bridge breakfast where pa
Seneers can Tein until after dinner and Springs
night leave next morning after breakfast Caagans
ner and the White sulphur Springs by r. NJ AvonNo S.,r
ENTIRELY.
The roads splendid fall and the teams and
coaches Were rs fine
These Lines Routes and PASSENGERS have nm
ference over all others a point