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holy day speech, but il would be known not to I'M
body the solemn statementofa fact such as should
have been uttered by dignifed statesman in
grave speech on constitutional question,
Whatever may be the isolation TO which the mo-
narchs of Europe may be doomed, the situation
Of the President of the United States is no way
assimilated TO theirs. Custom does not dsso-
ciate him from sympathes with the people and
than it does one Of the Senators. He has the
same means of information as Mr.. Clay HIM
self. He reads the papers as well as any other
he mingles with his fellow citizens with more
aifabilty, if fame says true, than that gentleman,
lie corresponds with persons in various Sec
tons OF the country, and is no more exposed 10
be deceived by the misrepresentation OF flat
terry than any other person. The laws OF social
intercourse do not draw any lines around him
to produce a separation between him and the
lowest citizen. There are no impregnable bar
riers of immediate communication between him
and those who have elected him. He is a Pre-
| sdent and not king-the people are his fellow
citizens not his subjects. If Mr.. Clay could
urge no stronger argument against the expedl
ency of the Veto than the isolation Of the Presi
dents situation as compared with that OF the
| Representatives or Senators in Congress, his
speech proved nothing The Argument was un-
| worthy of Mr.. Clay.
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MR.. CLAY.

We often found very pathetic reflections in the
writings of scholars on the sad condition of kings
the isolation of their hroneson the effect of thei
station in removing them from the body of society,"
where voice could reach them but the voice of flat
terers and where they were pcrpetually surrounded
by the incense of adulaon and the chief ground of
sympathy seemed to be the mpossbility that truth
should reach their II might be said that this
was true of kings, but did not apply this side Of the
water but let Mr.. O. rll those who thought So that
the actual condition OF. President of the United
States did not very widely diff from that of the mo-
narchs of the old world. Here, too, the Chief Ma
gisrae occupied isolated station where the voice
of his county and the cries of its distress could not
reach his ear. lie, too, surrounded by Gordon
of favorites, haterers, and lawns Isolated in this
District with no cmbarrassments himself the echoes
OF the public distress if they reached his ear at all
reached with faint and feeble sound being obstruot
ed by those who surrounded his person. and approach
ed HIM only to fatter. Facts were boldly denied
and all complaints attributed to factious shirt
NOW, ne would ask, was a man thus separated and
thus surrounded, more likely to know the real suffer
ings, wants, ana wishes of his countrvmen than the
two hundred and torytwo men in the other House.
or the hftyrtwo men IN this House. who came IN here
directly from their bosom} who shared in ali their
suffering who felt then wants. participated in their
wishes, and sympabsed with al their sorrows That
was the true question Of the veto power.
The preceding passage we have quoted from
the report of the speech delivered by Mr.. Clay
in the Senate, on Monday Had it dropped
from the lips Of any of inferior reputation for
talents and eloquence, it might have been
thought beautiful ornamental paragraph for a
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FLETCHER WEBSTER,
Acting Secretary Of State
J. HAwKER, ESQ. SC, &C.,
Herald's College, London.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
INSPECTION OFFICE, January 22d, lS42.
COWARD. KENNEDY,


To DIR. HowARp KENNEDY,
Special .7gent ofthe p. o. Department
SIR:
| am instructed by the Postmaster General to send
to all the Special Agents copy, such as you will find
enclosed, of letter, from gentleman in whose can
dor and intelligence the most implicit confidence may
be placed; and which is, moreover too well sustained
by evidence in other forms. The statement it con-
ains in reference to the mail service, cover you
will see, very wide extent of country and indicates
a degree of delinquency on important routes highly
discreditable to the contractors implicated. 1t de-
scrbes state of things the more offensive and ino-
erable as it shows that, out of many honorable and
yigant contractors there are some who after having
been selected from numerous rivals for employment
do not hesitate to take advantage of every opportun
y to postpone for considerations sheerly mercenary
and selfish, their solemn stipulations with the De-
partment
The Postmaster General is well aware, that this
season Of the year brings with it alwayssnumerous
causes Of unavoidable impeachment to the regular
progress of the mails but there is no reason
why they should fall in the rear of the pub
lie travel in the manner specifically set forth
IN this letter; by which it appears hat traveller
leaving New York with the mail for st. Louis,
rived three days in advance of it, after six DAYS delay
at various points on the road. While all the state.
ments of the writer, DISTINGUISHED and we'll meant
they obviously are will command your earnest
uon am directed to point il more particularly 10
the allegation that in the ncighborh5od of Chicag,
mails are frequently made to give place to passengers
and that routes in the South newspaper mails
arealways left seperat days behind The letter mail.
As these specifications involve violations of contract
which must be as deliberate as they are mschieyous
in themselves and derogatory the service, you will
be particularly careful inquire and make report Of
ersry instance of such uniustifabe conduct the
part of mail carriers. There is too much reason To
fear that many such instances occur, distant
disseminating dispeasure and disgust through the
country which yet never come in any tangible form,
through reports of Postmasiers or otherwise to the
knowledge of the Department That such delin
quen contractors their faithcss agents should be
Individually detected and exposed is the more neces-
sary since from the uncertainty to the particular
points, where mails thus delayed, and
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ADMINISTRATION MEETING IN Ono The
reader will find an account OF meeting held in
Columbus, O., with the resolutions adopted, &c.
In another column. We are much mistaken if
the People are not soon heard speaking in this
manner in all quarters Of the country
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE uNITY-IN Eos-EssEsrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-.4iglisiin
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Your ob't sery't,
j. S. SKINNER
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OFFICIAL.
(copy.)
HERALp's COLLEGE,


October /, ls41
SlR--I trust you will pardon the liberty take in
addressing this letter TO YOU the subject of which
shall state in as few words as possible.
always considered the American people almost as
my own countrymen, being descended from the same
stock and that could most safely trust to the honor
and integrity of the different States, Quitting Joint
stock banks out of the question, they being matter
Of private speculation, as in England and often ial-
acious) therefore purchased Bonds of the Missis-
sipp State for 1000 dollars each and induced friend
to purchase more. We considered money as
safe in the Bank Of England and that the State of
Mississippi had every opportunity of laying out its
funds to the greatest advantage in the rast extent OF
its back settlements
To my great surprise was informed by Mcssrs.
Wilson & CO., in London, from whom ! usually re-
ceived my dividends, that they had not any remit
tances from America for the dividend payable here
in June last hold few louisiana Bonds, rea-
ton of mine has New York Bonds, and friend Ala
bama Bonds, all these have been punctually paid.
| feel, sir, most confidently, that you will exert
yourself in healing the breach Of national faith and
that we shall soon by your interference, receive
what is justly due TO us
am sir, with great respect,
Your most obedient servant,
(Signed) J. HAWKER,
Carencieux King of Arms.
To His ENceency JoHN TYLER,
President of the United States of America
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
.Norember 10Th, 1S41
SIR directed by the President to acknow-
ledge the receipt by him of your letter of October
18th, relating to your interest in the stocks of the
States of Mississippi stating, that dividends have not
been paid on the stock of the State of Mississippi
and requesting his interference
control, and though he would much regret any pecu-
mary loss by YOU, if such shall in consequence
of any investments by you, in this country, it is not
at all within his constitutional power to afford any
are sovereign and Independent altogether of the Ge
neral Government as well as of each other in all
pecuniary negotiations and liabilities BY them is re-
tanned all control their fiscal affairs and to
them respectively, should all communications on the
subject be addressed The President desires to thank
you for the expression of your good feeling towards
this country, and trusts that nothing will
to diminish it.
am, sir, &c,
FLETCHER WEBSTER,
Acting Secretary of State
J. HAwKER, ESQ. j. Sc, &c,
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These are the sentiments of our correspondent
we neither endorse them nor know that they are in
correct. Hudson assumes the responsibility.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
PXEsDYTEEIAN PUBLICATIONS
SMITH. DRKNKER = NORRIS

A Row one hundred different works from, the y, es
hyteran Board OF fubhcarion-The character Of the
NoIAshre So &c 1eray knowH that Is sdcrcd unur.
ccsSary g. enumeI ate bui few brief tverfsemen
others wIl be received from bart OF Publication
they may appear from the yrcss-
ne cnnstii nal hsto Of the Presbyterian Churc
TIE ipco logical Seminary a. Princeton " svo
- me primitive and apcs-cic order Of the Church OF
CHRIS vindie,isi 10y SAUL Miner,DD
friendly visit u the House Of Mourn,ns by Rev Rich
ard Cecil -' ~ Sc '''N"-
the truly primitive and aposioica al con.
suIon OF me thuIch 81 Christ, and infant baptism
scrptural au easnushl- bautt5r hv aprns ing or
Miller, - - -
OF Amere Containing the Confession ct faith the cate
ehsns and the directory torhe worship God
WIN The plan Of government aud discipline
Discoufses upon the existence AMI Attributes Of Cos
$50 - - VI e-''''"' j" ~
Letters to anxious inquirer designed to relieve the
trait Of the author -
The fulfilling Of the Scriptures for confirming believers
and convincing uubehevers. by the Rev Robert Fleuns
abridged from the third edition
The Christian Education of the children and youth in
the Pteshyte Church by the Rev samuel Miller
proved upon other evidence than the vorI 81 C,o1
aud with other view than for the salvation OF men by
Rev Thomas BradubTy -
Lime street Lectures defence Of some Of the iupor
an doctrines Of the Gospel in % sermons by several
eminent dvines, $40
series Of Tracts the doctrines order and polfv Of
the Presbyterian Church IN the United states Of America
embracing several on practical subjects "
der, u -
The Mute Christian under the smarting Rod with sove
reign an'dotes for every case by Rev Thos brooks
sell employment IN secret, containing iuqury into
ne .1,e Of the soul thoughts upon painful aeions
Also several hundred Traois, published by the Board
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
MORE NEW nOOKs
Received at the Book Store of
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.

MORRIS TRAV of IA Tour through
W Turkey, Greece Eryp, Arabia Petra 10 the Holy
Land including visit to Athens, sparta, Grand Cairo,
Consdninoule, Ihcbcs, the Red sea Mount sinat Petra
the Edom Of Scripture, etc. by Morris yois 2no,
with numerous placs.
We reco3mneni If to the public as a sterling work Of
The author hiss cunirivcI 10 give his descriptions II
ptrc sreiety aud event fpU of and yrat
temh!ancc that cannot be too much admired -pirit OF
the Times '
THEODORE HOOKS LAST
FATHERS ana SONS, Novel by the late Theodore
HOOK author Of ssyings and Duing-, Gilbert Quincy,
SC, In " l2mo
"ot Fathers and sons ony that its revision
was about The last literary wutk If aucufed authnr
andthH possesses all those features Of Keen
and HUMOROUS dcneaou Of character witch have rem.
derri LIS Productions such iayuI cs with the public
L0HdOH Literary Gateffe
- m stinicrcsiirg add clever noycl."- RernH
An admirable nov L. C'1fsfgnfar lffrru.y
zone of the heft novels rt The ay."- MARINER.
- most amusing novel; fullof spirit and viyacy -" Sun.
Mo Theodore HOOKS works arc the most lively and al
Tho same lime tc trrc.t pcturcsof life have met with
among Ito writer's "-i0as
popular treatise on fEucu'turtt Chcmistry for the
use q" TIC practical Farmer; ~ Charles 1uarev Chemist
4 popular tr'.fisc Nesrabc Physi1iosy, pubIsheI
under the ru-res n Tie -ocicy tor thc pfouotru o
Jsi SMITH. DRiNKER & MORRIS.
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COMM sIoHERs' OFFICE, !
Richmond, Nav 26th. 1870

Tie parties interested this cause are here
~ n"th'd mat nave appointed Monday, 18th day Of
July heh Oeiei)to commence ~ Ills Office, hour
OF \" a W., the duties enioincd the foregoing
oidSL az which iiun and place they requested
teud with all documents arcoHus and ypucb
ers {" enable the TO perform the said duties
lei vy6w cnr,,ts.t,r.x
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n the United states Court for the Essern District Of Viz
GINA, April 9Th lSi1:
n the matter OF haukrurcy OF COLIN McRAE, of the
county Of Chestetd inthe Eastern Virginia District
The sain Colin Mckee who has been decrect blnkrupt
10y this Court having hed petition praying Tor his dis
charge Is ordered, thai notice thereof be Published
snewspaper printed in The City Of Richmond seventy
AZ least before the sih day ~ July hearing
VIII be haf on the said petition. Atihe Cy Hall In the Cy
OF Redmond and all creditors who have proved their
debts ami other persons IN interest may appear he
SAID Time and place and show cause, any ihsy have
why the prayer Of the said petitioner SHOULD BE- grant
cd 4 Copy. Tesfc.
ap n wllw- HENRY GIBSON OK
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THE YOUNG PEOPIEIs nOOK

fOR MARCH,.
HE present number Is emb,l,sicd with a splendid
mrHL unto, entitled Going Ia the spriugs with other
smaller cuCrsvngs
The Cuntens are from the pens II Arthur Bachc. San
aefson, Walter Miss Rand, Rev Kennedy, The Editor
Professor Frost ami many others.
up'o" only 81 per year. single Nos. "a cts.
ga, soon ~ me Pgroioal Agency ofce, Main street.
next door o. Evans China store
mll " AsIYoN
ihr-Ar BANGAINS-Mo lave on hand an ~
~ colfnt assortment e Family Grocrrss, which will
be sold cheap for cash TO punctua customers. uou
reasonable time -'
jas GRETrEG & PEARE.
GHOT AND BAR LBcAD:-
- l.fu hagF shot, assorted numbers
- kegs Bar Le1d-for sale
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LOGAN WALLER,
NN r.. THOMSON,
They mos, respectfully offer the following
A.

y
~ rtryHN,-Mss-r@ ksur. Kendall & Afvafrr and Cant
m iI -HftHafd fharilff.t rfNs, Allan ~ Nrgrufrr.
Neo,srWs- Mesars S'ssAo, Tyief 4 60. Lol1sa
.tsfIa ilIfrts a ECrt. snd ,. " Gigty E-.t fUsI.0
-. rrH o y lrfer 4 Go Fyuraunp.. -Nesa.s slsr
'l. ~ Lyarhbnrs.- ~r-rd snf William
" Hrnu Ie1f f'eI4ffrtfFurg -Gsiuaf Johnson and
3 ..nier Walker ErI~. pr0Hge Nr..fr ~ncsd 4
."'I-u flHt-ref.- WIN W.N.r T.q rnretige -
.' i.'..ti sutton, Daniel Ussfne.f llI W ....m 49,
f'nn'.i uf. h.ng WiHdu,-Gon. Phfhp AyIeu. ard
10 'I.f ~. Bftxon William slrre,-Df Robsr
D.. t.Dr, .ni Hcssf- ". W. Vctt a 60
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REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
nAiI-NOAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
nAiL-ltOAD COMPANY.
A + meeting OF the President and Directors of the
n Reh,ncnd rre,s nc burg and Potomac Rail Road
Company, 3lth May. 1872
Win tho view oi isVorug. far possible. the loo al
travel on both the Louisa AMI Frederic kshurg Raj Roads
Rssoirsd, Tina; the price OF the Return Ticket
kehmond OF other FONTS the Richmond, FIedercks-
burg and Potomac Road aud points on the Louisa Rail
Road short ot Gcrdcnsvillc be peel on and after the
Sh Inne at one thara only the price oi the u ticket,
insteai Of one half
That the price Of the ticket between Richmond
aud points on the Richmond and Frederick shurs Road
short O Fredercksourg between points
the same TOAD he placed and AFTER the bovc date
o7s fsrA only the price OF the fi ckeI instead one
haL
That The price Of the ticket and return ticket
RehIncnd and Gordonsville from aud alter the abov,
named ate be reduced 20 dollars my cents am
between Richmond aud Frcdenckshurg To seven dollars
A truc copy frou. the uuinutes
led MNCNtfRDp T,.,a,r
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GEN AGENCY
AN
COyfJIISSION HoTrSE

We Furgcrhers lave associated tletnscse Together
u'.cr Tie rm 81 Walter a Thomson, 6r TIE pur.
' W i''nsaciinZ % General inmtssOu Busn' &c.
l'tN'u- been long engaged Merchandise and under
Ftui the gruefa routine 81 hsnr ss veil tley can " ~
confidence oief Their arfvicg their AMI inc nun
si large 1rry be-f.s their personal ami M
rfrt tuertioH to fhe sle Of eVcry article On rsie ia
'.r c4rn and most respectful, solicit shave Of pullo
n'lc, especially in fc sale of corn wheat amt toto
t uttnFttrir fris nds that uciiug viii te len uo.orc
hHDh human energy. sktt aud Integrity can acronrtsh
'"'nnc fpe highest prcoF ~ their produce and max
'.. IlUlfuai returns for the same.
frtfHrY obtain more suitable location Their Office
r W Iun lou ~ street. Sh,esoc III fgn Squares above
ttl b'pUf. on Tie opposite side.
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GINA, 2Oyh April. lsi2.
In the matter oi bankruptcy of
EDMUND BROWN, Of the City OF Richmond. IN the
l. Eastern Virginia Distrct. Tic said Edmund brown
who has been dccrccd bankrupt by thus court. having
fed petition PRAYING his discharge, u Is ordered,
That notice thereof oc published IN apewrraper printed
IA the city Of Richmond, seventy days al least before the
Sh day Of July next. when hearing Will ne hal the
said petition, al the CITY HAL the City IT Richmond an.
al Creditors vito have proved their debts and per
SOUS IN Interest, appear the SAIL time AMI place
aud show cause u any they have. why the prayer the
said petitioner should be granted.
Copy. Tcsic,
an q wliw HENRY GIBSON Cl'k
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IN me lnNcd Saef Court tuf the Eastern District
gnla l4h April. ls;9
the matter Of bankruptcy ci Robert NJ. Saunders
the city OF Richmond. la the Eastern Virginia District
The said Robert VI. saunders who has been tecre-d
Bankrupt by this Court having filed petition praying Tor
his dcharga Is ordered. That notice thereof 10 pub
shed in newspaper published IN the citv OF Richmond
seventy days AZ least before the sh July next when
hearing viii be had the said peiiiOa al the Ctty Han I'm
the CITY ~ Richmond, and all creditors who have proved
her debts and other persons In interest may appear AZ
the SAID time and place. show cause II any th-y have
e.. cnpy-Tcsfe
apli wllw los Il RATTIFY n C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

Bkl FISH AND AMERICAN STUD BOOK.
I'hE General SUD Book. containing Pe,fsrec- NJ I'm.
RusH Nlce Horses sc &C nom fhe earliest i-cuunif
w va yer 1851 incu-v"i with tu Appendix giving eRten.
ula rsnfteea OF Snhous imported ino The United STAGE
ehd"i ihelr mos rofef pioEeny FIRST American from
we ~ c"h" l9ndou euuiuu. Iu-f received. Tor -f'r
mas FNtffi. URt~KER & NORRIS
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m, z WOW AeoPy. Teste, wMns.Nnsrn

ikIlNlA-At rules, held IA Clerks Ofhce OF the
superior Court OF Chancery. or the Richmond Cir
cut, the ~ day OF May, lSi21he Merchants Hank of
Tos nh w. ag3lnst the President Directors and
any "l the Bank Of the United states ncorporated
~ ihc !onere ASS mhy OF Pennsy Ioseph Cow
peruvian, mo las Dunlap Herman Cone, John Bacon
nehanler yiningon, Thomas Robbins james RobrT,sor
and other defendants. 'S'"i
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance aud given security according TO the aet ot
Assembly end the Rules Of this Court and IL appeaTor
ny satisfactory evidence that they not nhsbapis 81
Jus commonwealth: II IS ordered that the said efe nants
90 apI ear NJ TIC ruics 10 be held ON the first Monday i'm
husIsi nc and answer the original amended bills Of
.S AMI that aeopy of this order be forthwith in
teIlen some newspaper published the City Of Rich
o, !" months sreeessively and posted the
u"or ol tue Capitei In the said City.
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NV PUIII.I'Cll'i,'i,.' :


etetlNf1 ~ tts -. D tore Of
ShiFlf bNfNFtET a. .upRTs
'lHb %. a. w i'nf 70 ~ U. tfl Pte.tIerf - f,c
"efeyfu Nnivr rHIs, hy .-pl flaif.t W.
r'fW1. 100 - c toH Of -,trona, ID, u,. pry lain
ff..I. y, ...n ptsrrfsr in -ero, So i, D. KY
r,g l,. f,,',, 'n'eh' with an introduction by TIC
"Hwaln hc Dose o. ihe wilaai fie way.tvu,s,.-
fI"t Ut WrHfN ..N WYrIr.Ar.
N.. Hui D. HH. or .Hf fsiumF hy ffir .ufb0r az IA
'I.i H'lr t"-i.e, Homo, POGO R.h san. etc
On 'fy NJ no. t.f.fI'uru ug.r '.. .Uur,t1f OF & .t
|' bowie HUi .IIs., fp ffr Source nI IYr w....,,t
f"'r 7.ro..f .o Ntrsy Mprnisirs srf dl,sn Is pivr
'H.iN'it f1 fHr Pacific D-ctuf Performed 0rrinr,t no
'- 'rH l'If o. Do. 10y order of flc q vernr,eot Of
'H.'I .iH irellf % f9f ila Fte., h. PAM Anrn
10. N.t..eifH- tbnfsei by ArclHhifi WrVicksr
fI. fyi GLORY ~ ingis0i vinH-fiei. brinr an
'I' ''' "IoIy frI shame oi knritnd by flbcr'ss.-
Ils iuea. sccourt n The Gyes,s n sao. ,.i,,,
tuF.uN ~ ~ '''is'
fo Kinrdom Of Christ feunea'ot. int,,,E.,.v.o,o,,
own a.f'iu ut hr rfra1n. fud of frr ysfit. f ,s
fn ans 0n i'c siIH1n p1wc re anf Niriafrv ~ Z,
tirrflu Ifurrh, ~ appended ny hitsrIf bv 49,
WIf'hY, % ID. hrchhishop of DutUu
AlIanasi1n, rrrnn " ifou, with notes anil eorrer..
p. Mi.rciiancous Poci0a, ~ rr auii.r " thrsil,n
UtIlI. s. '"
ubra Reeesrc hos in Palestine, Mount snsi ami a,st
N.r-t lIufral NJ Travels in tir year 1885, Iy r. g,
iHs.l er sni;h, undertaken no ci,reuce 90 Bihfs,,
.II. H Iffaraens, BY Edwild Robinson u H. win n',s
l fhi Iant. mast
a MEN uGCKs-IIst receiver a lew piece. 4.
I 4 turn Apron Che ~, for sale 'ow, q
CuNNlNOuANs
q go.
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(1N,and AFTER, the 18Th March. our Passage Boats viii
-, caNe hichu'ond at6,f and Lynchbnrs ats, N
MSadsyss weI"eslays and Fridays, and arrive
WIG, ootn voNnan ~, at " NJ, Tuesdays. Thur-ls,s
and SATURDAYS and into Richmond and Iynehhurs thc
following night ~
rassengetslo Charlotte ssille aud Staunton fnd
the most comfortable aud cheapest ton,c with as los.
OF usiness-tnc as by Rail Road
Passengers leaving Richmond al G. 4. NJ will reach
stages, At q pm. -
siannton passengers will by stagcs reach Brooks
vile NJ, AM leave next morning O'Clock. aud ar
i've IN S'snnion At ~ N, connecting with the stage
The day Boats will leave Richmond and Lynehburs al
NJ, Tuesdays, Thuts,'aye aud saturdays. anl arrive
day
Ne w leave tartersNtc the arrival of the .y boat
nom kichm.'.d: andeouing down. will with the
night boat al q, Y. NJ, hont ynchburg to Richmond.
no Fare { Iy uehbuTx. 80
NH ~ nONn. EnNO>n A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

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