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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

A riot took place in the city OF brother
" love about the LIST instant. In the morn
ing procession of the temperance soc'e-
ties was moving through Southwark COM
posed both of white and black societies,
and in its march along Shipper street the
displav made by the blacks excited the
ridiculc and Indignation Of some boys
Throwing of stones commenced and inc
American flag borne in the procession was
seized, but the blacks being the strongest
turned upon their assallants and cleared
the street. An attempt was maze 10 RAJ
" the whites but was unsuccessful. ~
this stage of the excitement man Wa
stabbed. The fire bells were then rung
which brought the companies to the ground
and for n while there was comparative
peace. but as soon as the companies de-
parted, the whites re-assembled and at
tackled the negro houses III South ant
lombard streets. The fight became gen
eral and hundreds engaged in it. Seyera
were wounded. The whites attacked
Church of the blacks and injured IT b,
breaking the glass. A number Of negr
houses were injured, several whites an
a black man wounded. The police finall
succeeded in quelling the fury Of the mol
About 0 o'clock building known a
Smiths Beneficial Hall used for the NEE
mos of the blacks, was discovered to b
on fire and consumed. This shows tn
;onropretv of any thing like public di'
play BY the blacks when the public MIN
is in an excitable state.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
wuooPING COUGH.

Mr.. Editor AS | understand the
wboopinr. cough is very prevalent in the
village, will give the following as an alb
solutc cure
Take 8 cents worth of licosice, OF roci'
candy. 3 of gum arabic, and put them IN Q
mint Of water, simmer them till nearly DIS
solved. then add 8 cent worth Of pareegorl'
and like quantity of antimonial VINE
Let it cool, and sip whenever the cough
troublesome. tits pleasant aud intalilble
YorkrilIe Compiler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
REDUCTION OF PAY OF MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS.

Mr.. Arnold, short time ago introduc-
ed resolution into the House of Repre-
sentatives to reduce the pay of Members
of Congress from eight to six dollars per
diem, After considerable opposition the
resolution was referred TO select com.
mittec, who reported bill allowing eight
dollars per day and eight dollars for every
twenty miles travel, without the session
continues longer than five mouths, then
J.~.---~-,.. ~.s.- - -'-- - ------'-'
The whole subject was then referred tc
the committee of the whole on the state o
the Union, where it will no doubt receive
its quietus.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
eR~The Editor Of the JelIersonian ha;
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.

ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
The House of Representatives passed
on the sth instant very important BILL
It's character is two.fold. In the first
place it provides far, easy, and legal
mode of ascertaining who are the mem
bers Of the House OF Representatives, en-
titled, in the first instance, TO take part IN
its organization. And in the second place,
it provides for the mode of organizing the
House in uniform and constitutional man.
ncr. The necessity Of such bill was ap'
parent few years ago when the legal re,
representatives. Of New Jersey were oustet
by a political party for the accomplish
ment of their own partizan purposes
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

In Beaufort, where Morehead obtained
a decided majority, Loco Foco member
is elected, and another defeated but by 1
votes.
In Hyde, where, two years ago, More.
heads majority was about 800 1--WE have
not received the return of the recent cleo
tiOn) Loco Foco is elected by large
majority,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
GDdrlNffR
Thursday, August Is, 1872.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.

9S- We return our thanks TO the Hon.
James Graham for report on the Com.
mercial relations Of the L. States with 9th.
or nations, besides several other documents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

A SCENE IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
Captain Tyler ia hts Pirate Sitting Room IN
close conversation nth James Gordon Bennett
II tqp at the door is heard, and Major Noah
enters.
Car. 79ler. 'Ah, my dear MAJOR,
am delighted to see you. This visit is
peculiarly Gppropos, as | have Tor some
time wished 10 bring about rcconcIlia-
, tion between two of my most particular
and valued friends. Major Noah, Mr.
Bennett; Mr.. Bennett, MAYOR Aoah,-
Shake hands, gentlemen, aud be friends.
Bennett. "Well, 'Old Clio Man, |
suppose, since we are engaged IN the com
mon cause of our erccllent and distinguish.
ed friend here, we must let by-gones be
by-gones."
Noah. 90, hy all means, my dear
Bennett. You will make no more allu
sions to .Old Go and 10 the loan iron
The United States, and | will never hm
nj Black Mail and the con hiding
which YOU received from Col Webb 0
the regular army And now, since
have DOTTED 'Old Clio aud donned net
suit from head TO foot, let us take a friend
~ embrace. You can come to my arm
withou, the slightest risk Of Infection | as
sure you, my dear James. They hu
each other.
Beane,i. 50 Mordecai YOU were m
earliest and best friend; for was a
hnngered, and We gave me meat | wa
thirsty, and We gave nae drink was
stranger, and ye took me IN. But Mas
| beg pardon for quoting the Ne" leS''
meat to you.
Noah. 80, never mind, act IN r
Uoioa as do in politics, and newt
hesitate to exchange an old suit Tor
new one. ,,.
Cant. Tvler, Smiling and rubbing h
hands.) "Thal's right, gentlemen u
delightful TO sec brethren dwell toecIher
unity; and standing upon the broau pa
form Of ma administration, you can ayr
to meet and forget 'old scores b'
gentlemen, it is getting late, and, as
Shall insist upon your staying oil nis
with mo, | will ring for servant 70 sh'
Won to vour room" [Capt. Tyler rim!
and a servant enters with candle.
Capt. Tyler. Good night gen'lom'
good night" n,, n,eos,
dreams attend your 'EreelleHeys stu
bers." -, =,
Bennett "Good night. May all g
angels guard your 'Ereelfencys con la
7Noah and Bennett are shown to a 70
in which there is but one bed :, !.
Bennett. sWhy, it isn't possible,
we are both TO sleep in one bed III II
coming it rather strong, ! think
don't kick, hope, do you MAJOR
Noah. 90 no, sleep as quiet a
lamb. But Bennett, ] hope you have
cured of the scotch iddles,' for you
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser

From The BaBdto Commercial Adperf'Ser'
Rascaltyin tie Post o6ice.-All OF our
readers doubtless remember the universal
complaint, made during the Presidential
campaign of 1910, that letters, packages
Of papers, aud public documents, transmit
ted through the mail, were suppressed IN
the most Offices. and never reached their
destination. The changes that have been
made in these offices during the past year
have given abundant evidence OF the ras-
calitv then practised. We have before US
n fresh illustration of this matter III let
ter from Chenango county. The writer
says:
.That old sink Of iniquity and corruption, The
| former post Office, has been ransacked ana 'h'
result is that quantity of suppressed documents
were found directed to ton different towns IN INN
county and | 4 offices, which were suppressed Il
the fall of 1910, beside some belonging to TIM
/ Mace. and wrappers with the name OF - OF
them. knowing that you ever felt deep int
rest in the said officer. take the liberty 10 ap
nrize Won that our former suspicious were not al
Itorc,ber croun lless in regard to his qnGhheaton
asp. NJ. AS il was only this morning that
occurred. | do not know what may be hereaite
done, but one thing is certain, it VIII 90 ihVeSu
gated"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

A resolution was adopted in the House
of Representatives oil the 9Th instant, to
adjourn Congress on the 22d inst. The
Senate laid the consideration of the resolu-
ton over until the 18th instant.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
MR. sTANLEY,S sPEEcH.

We have laid before our readers to-day,
a part OF Mr.. stanley's speech, defending
the Wing Party from the charge of in
creasing the expenditures of Government.
In cur opinion he clearly and conclusiyely
pins upon Mr.. Van Buren's administration
many of the items for which the Wings
have now 10 make provision. Let every
candid man give it peiusal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
limited States District Court
Of North Carolina.

I'm BANKRUPTCY.
Notice 70 show cause against the Ietition OF
John +. Irwin, Of Iredell county, to DC deciar-
al !. R,nkrupt. al Chambers, in Fayetteville, on
Monday. the 10Th day of September next.
James c. Rudisill of Lincoln county, Physi.
clan. to be declared Bankrupt, at Chambers
Fayetteville, on Monday, the l9th day Of :
0si n.y. ~ order of the Court, .assyptey.
H ''N H.Hr tis
| Acting CLERK Il
\ Aag. 5, lsia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

ga We invite the attention Of our read.
ers to very calm and interesting article
in preceding column, copied from the
Cheruw Gazette, in favor of Mr.. Clay
The writer is capable of doing good SER
vice and we hope he will not bacl; out from
doing what he can to aid in forwarding the
final success of the Wing Party.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
THE REVENUE BILL.

This Bill passed the Senate on the 9th
instant just as it came from the House, By
the following vote:
YEAS.-Messrs. Archer. Barrow, Bates, Bay.
ard, Choate, Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Crittea-
den, Dayton Evans, Huntington, Kerr, Man
| gum, Smith, Merrick, Morehead, Phelps, Porter,
Simmons, Smith, of Ind, Sprague, Talmadge,
White ans Woodbridge.-25.
| NAYS. Messrs. Allen, Bagby Benton, Buch.
nnan, Calhoun, Cuthbert, Fulton, Graham, King,
Linn, McRobcrls, Preston, Riyes, Sewer, Smith.
of Conn. Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wilcox,
! Williams, Woodbury., Wright and ioung-23.
1t was to be sent 10 the President on the
18th and it was expected in few days II
would he returned TO the House with We
TO on il. What course Congress will adopt
should the bill be vetoed is matter Of un-
certainty, but it is prevalent opinion at
Washington that Revenue Bill Of some
sort viii ultimately be passed, as Wings
and Democrats have expressed an unwil-
linguess to adjourn until a revenue is pro-
yidcd.
Aaother Vfto.-Since preparing the a
hove we have received the Veto Message.
1t is nothing but a lecture + Congress. 1t
was communicated on the 9th, and on the
10th, on the motion of Mr.. J. @. Adams,
it was referred to select committee Of -.
IL the conclusion Of his remarks, Mr.. Ad.
ans said
~ say, sir, exclaimed Mr. A.. tho war is now
declared, and admit that the Executive can no
longer retreat without disgrace, and also hold
that neither this nor the other House Of Congress
can without The same consequence. The position
has been taken on both sides the issue has been
offered and accepted; and now nothing remains
but that another appeal DO taken to tho People,
or-which may Heaven in its infinite mercy pre-.
won't IAN appeal be made % the God Of battes.7
Much sensation in the House
6
@ The Editor Of the Jeilersonian has
to admit that he done Gov. Moreheai in
justice, by stating in his paper of the I'd
instant, that he had admitted he had built
a chicken coop out of the public money
1t comes now with rather bad grace, but
the object of Ike Editor was accomplished
If he wished to report fairly why did he
not enquire of those friends nnpn whom he
Ito make The most out OF his last chance.
and nothing but Misrepresentation couid
accomplish 1t.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

The Presidency.-Col. Benton has re.
Gently (some two weeks since) written u
letter to friend in Detroit, from which
the following extract is published in the
g Democrat :"
~ GU are in error in chasing inc among those
who arc before the People for the Presidency
have taken care 10 keep myself out of that cat
egory firstly, declining nomination from the
citizens of Philadelphia City and County; and
secondly, by publicly declaring myself in iayog
Of Mr.. Van Buren,"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

Vhot a Change The Washington.
ians resorting 10 a Disfillery THE Wash.
ingtonans of Hartford (ConnectlcuD cele-
brated the anniversary Of American indie
pendence in the first distillery erected in
Connecticut. The building is two hun
dred and four feet long, and there was room
to set six tables the whole length. The
stand for the orators was still upside
down, and capable of accommodating. four
persons. This is carrying the war into
Africa"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

Destruction of The New Orleans Ameri-
can Theatre BY fire We stop the press
(savs the Adrertiser) TO announce the en-
lire destruction Of the new American The
atre By fire. The flames were discovered
issuing from the rear of the building about
a o'clock, and at this time (half past A.
NJ the fine edifice is nearly levelled to
the earth by the destructive element
Nothing saved. The house was leased by
Ludlow and Smith, now in St. Louis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18

Showing the vote Of Governor, as contrastcd with
the vote between Morehcad and Saunders.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
FAMILY EIuIIa

II 40 COFFEk--ei5 uses Grccn Iarre gain C,ff.e
"a NIItIANs a. u.N.tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

vnE nictssncd have opened the store in rourtern,h
street. opposite the Exchange Hotel. with OF
furnishing The ciiAcus oi Richmond and vciuiY with rst
taic articles ga TIE Wy ot Ready Made Gartn.nts. &C
such as have not heretofore hccn offered this
tfrn tllc advantages possessed IN connection with
OF ne hrst conecrs ia New ho-s. hey have hopes Of
ctctrE Share ~ 0oruNs", which the style AMI quality
81 tc't rcsslS caprrt isil t. coinglas.
Reference c0ut toe furnished 20 tho ca-rS who
have @s"Tcd'h he Establishment, ~ Brostway Ameucsu
ltoe, New hcrE, Nah thcir Orders. who vii In future
stNc thsr measures vhh witch will he E,rNsr -.
Nfh dsi aitH ~ Insured. SaInyicSu tho material
uusf o. VOC a. tte Nnri1 will Ne kcp: IN hand f,o
which seirc i'rs tc made by all wonld yrcfcr
gattnen made go erirf.
hn extensive ss>1un ert Of Garments. Tor srrnr ant
sa1iocs ~r--arc orrs .ct u-rectinu. in. 1.
l,7 it.,' tttu'h as Eustsh EsS-i- Cs->iu-scs Cara
ts'ss, y ;.nss Ntruocs, Hornha- 1es. - n v-tiou.
u"~ sNt's. Particular attention i.-s hcei ti oc., the
'"iaiHrut WtH rae object os cArrrz al 1sso 'ucnt a.
ft~fs, Which, son tn.r superior svic 81 cai ,ni fush
r,'' meet the NicNs of those t.iHe wcl 6uus
cl' TIC ssns nav e" s;iiei ~ "'r Vests hic have
g'NN So inucf ttG'acicn. = he uruai NJ. -.
Nh M ire'1h's Chalsys &at-eiucs, Rch >.iss and
val Gs. fat. 80 dc.
Dress an DcS' ,.is .rcm Frcuch ant EgGls Ciu,a-
"a rsri"us co.ors hi- Mc.nnes Baus1=lnc. LaucG aud
Gtct ,'a.us
Muh ssncror aSs,tirsri or Feucy Dress irti.c, in.
uius thu aics styles &c SIX, M.hrif
as ttsNas Java, Surnr,S. Socks, >,SIndvrs, SIX
ant !lnru HAS Sirs, tn,-tfs Cloves. NaGr,Ncss aud
i''nVTcrS, IT,. .cry, Umbtc.l-s, Canes. Sc-
ar6 STARR co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
TILE AGILE AND FEVER.

fr,- ~ pfsoaciag these Tonic Pits 10 Pnehe uoiire
Wr aout irHark that o 1iy 20 our tchow az ~
ani az arirni ga a. rsoinoie N public ~eile ~, nv
urn~gf prrscn' ~ possible. 70 every -
i-r eninntnfy, tmcient amt vel irisi rens ~, 90
enc iisffcssins diseass, the AFus "ad fefsF -
Of those Pitts been thoroughly tesil N. "e
Ia icS years o. tho saisisctofy rcrnus IA 'N.Il
case. whoa they have been tired Being Petee''
and t.sssn containing noinr o. dotaes .,
The they gvca aitkc Ia n'ahs anu e'u"s
yvHh the utmost stiriy, and without Tecrtnoe TO Ne, or
inc the raueui may DC cLgafed Ahef
all. check AMI ,urc the obstinate Arue aad fsNct
ny any disposition fessTtsh tetnSeraucni, prOino;c
I,ru,n. between the OF the stomach, liver, and
other import sat t.soro the system Ia per
isr. h,h ani A. Ia certificates rt the cticucy
obi those PHI. number both from Ply siciaus
aui Piicns highest ,esgectabiy Ia the State "
aft.fftrt he'd In The form Of han ihls sud may hc
ma oi any agents Tho Ply the Eastern
-h,-r OF M,Yand make OF them regularly their
r,.rr r tcmau amt intern,iftant fevcrs with unpar'
Lrici slecc<s. hnucNcd the nance OF the
fi -irsns WIN have given Certificates. nr Thomas Of
t.'n, Nd ~ ! u Iolt. Talbot 60, Nj DrS I kusseur
1rhotC Go. M; DR. Wm III Thnmss, EaSion. ND
Ite1c Tonic POe arc manufactured lniy 10y THOMAS
= NSANIrrN co Wye Landing, Md, where they may
Doe i AMI shipped 10 part OF the United States Alsi
s' onr General Agents, Mcssrs Smith Msinson. Rti-
m sc, ID Watkins, Washington City AMI MrJOh> GAY
NOR Richtnnnd Va. apo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28


lathe unis states Cont, q. ne r-ssn District q Viz
g.nA, lAk AlGh lSte
- FORGE n SWAMI. - the coOuy of the>icrnsld.
VI haVins Gici ycdiou praying that he tnaN he ne
clarcd a haukruIs b. oiceTC hat al retscns claiming
le crrsiorT the all George T.. swami show cause
the Cour i2th DIV IT May neat. ~hy the said
GsNrse de- Jared ksnkt ui, pui Sant 90
me Corrrcss that behalf AMI that cory II thls
order tUb.shsi IN the newspapers according % the
sAi amt 2tih rules 81 CouTt
A copy. rcsic, -. -.
sPtt ~5w htNkN clh'oN, CIR.
Ia thc Ua,e si,s Tout TO- hc E.scrn pisIre' OF rlr.
ruia AGtii M, iSi2:
IOHS " ~ FRIGHT. ~ he r.'urtN ct kngA Queen.
- laN- tiri lsti,u paying ti 30 may he dfclu cd =
bausrupt q is ordered thar az peroas claiming be
erc,hors cttn" s,iI John VI Albright shaw cause tue
eSar On the fh day OF Nav why the said John NJ
Albright declared haukrupt pursuant the at
ConeTcss that behalf; and that copy orcr be
pubhshcm the newspapers according to the POI and si
rule 90 Scrrt copy. rcstc,
az : ws~ JOSEPH 2 BArLry. PC
10 the United Court the EAstesn Disttet OF Ni,
ginia April ath. 1872
IrENRN EASILY, of the Cay OF Richmond. having filcl
rciitoa praying that he may dec Jared hsnkrup
lis cpcyet that an lsisons claiming be creditors
the Henry casey show To the Count the l
lay ct May next, why the said lIcnry Eascy not de-
carc bank1np puruanilo the act OF Congress In that
bchA AMI That Scopy OF this order be pubhshed the
newspapers according 10 the 2l and 2ith rules Of
copy. Tesc,
apll ~hw HENRY GIBSON. Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
NOTICE.


WAVING determine 90 coufuc myself 10 cash busi
ness as much possible shall IN future offef IN,
g.1Is;l ny lficuis and the pupc generally al very
email a.t1ce over cost. snail continue 20 keep Nc.
assorted st-ck on hand, and tha OF the best Boots
SIY~s Gentlemen and LADIES', that toe procured
the NJitAerA MANUFACTURES Ny stock Al present con
D. Niles Spa's best dress Boots and Shoes
60 - Wilson's d. DO
AMI other manufacturers OF a cheaper kind
W VIC lrdieis best Wells and slippers
Z q lfivrrs'ick's ,o do do
English Minfzer's do do
Auc others not necessary ~ enuucrstc.
h.s1 General inent of Travelling Trunks, Carpet
bsr1 mud villces
iirvc ihe attention Of all ho may he passing by give
go "a Ilpar-uariy before purchasing elsewhere as
cln doas well by thcm as any Oier INGREDIENT n this city.
JOHN : JONES. Agent.
nHrs..- ffnf Tho naFaE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
NV MORE

Sfs-Wecg LNtTGkfc and .JTs.
WORN ~ more than orin1ly value il nl,,,, ~. la
PH''sn'i ~ In fu' t Is entttd "a Dictionary Of
science. iesetuic RnI Ac campr sin. the i,.oI A..
trru,a aud sct-r-1c principles of every h,srsb ~,
'As Sasviccg', with nc GcrTaii,a aai ,t1r 81 an
nc i'fns 90 -cnerat use. Tie general colo, - Pr II a.
so T. c, %. ,ar VA Institute ion,.n AMI Ia. = a.
800 - 'irvrn of t- most ,tc'ir .uishe -r.eult;. me-
"i ~. "er- sc ~ viii be completed IN =; -,u,..
monihN p"I~ each psrtto cost - GERS ami 10 cutian ;;
ocisN' pages rtH'' IA double column win dnc tVnr ID
VIZ 'lnrlunc eo .cu3el and Improved Cyclslci am,
y "e l.ln in'@lnatle - manual or refcrcacr took -
~ 'n''pTsc one which cannot but meet with hber.i
p1ii onser- Specimens Of the Work be snow, .1
p''n's F.ceye by the subscriber, who las been
sT.e. rtcd sole Agent ftr this city.
TVoNs Nt--..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
| ADDE'S titENcn Monoc.u AN x M
STARR co

- sLlPPERS and PARIS TiES. 81 2J-9i gair OF he
tooNe very hanfsnme auI good ipQcrs lus r-ceivs'
fefschr john -fui from Philadelphia which We ALL fe.
TAI a,i i'e above very loss price cf 81 - u-r pair
II HrLLINGTON & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
49,

ON,and Saes. the eS,h March. Passage Rcai. wilt
- leare kichncnd arc, II aud lNnchburs at y n M
Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays, ani arrive At HroIs
uhe both down aud ui, ~, VI. Tnessiays. rhursays
following night. ''@' WV
rasscnEetEio Charlottesville and will find this
w. id comfortable and cheapest route with ss M N, hos.
ot husiue ss.iinc a. by Rail RoaL
Passengers leaving Richmond At q. q. NJ will roach
stsccs al ) I'M N' ~ N"'
Nlnion passengers will. by Stages, reach
c VI, aud leave next morning Al o'clock and ar
i've IN Saunon at IN, NJ, connecting with the stage
ihs day roais Will leave Richmond Snl Lynchbnrs Al,
; W. tuesdays fhurss'aNs and Saturlays and arrive
dav. - . '''' "'N'
ihe ''ricrsvle Stage, by Cumberland e IL TO Farm
Ne WI leave 'ari.rsvc the arrival the ,ay Roet
nom hchny. - and coming down. will eonncc, with the
ni.bt h1at ~ L, = NJ ttouti vuchburS tn iehulonJ
&c Fare - tynchhufs.
nI rnNn <n a