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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
DHl' (.OODS

ever had. and at such exceedingly low prices as can
not iall To please any who may favor ne with a call
My Goods We're bungh, principally for the ready money.
which found 10 be very welcome customer 10 my
Northern friends, and was ~ fact such an indnrcmcnt
as tn enable mo To bay Goods ~c,Ttaihi, o great deal less
Than II actually cost 10 manufacture them; the trdth Of
which every body will know by calling aud examining
for heuiSclves-aud without The aid Of fa.,ery they
will be convinced Of the fact, aud cannot | am sue be
otherwise than we'll pleased 10 find such desirable Goods
at such how prices.
Tony stock of EANCy GOODS, | particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, AS being ono of such
variety and %eheapness as cannot fail TO please.
My stock consists partly OF the following articles, via:
81 Nd Cloths. ofcysry shade, quality and price
Cas- 'mercs, a splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before.
Gas net. Of every color aud quality,
kcnla Ky leans, from Is. upwards,
Shawls. VI unels, fulled Cloths, and Blankets, at all
pn cs,
Bonnels, Ii ais, -ud Caps, Of the most fashionable style
Esiieunos, {. ape lie Icons.
Britantincs, 81 mel. INC entirely new. ior Ladies Dres-
Fancy Silks, Alp rhai 'sias, Bnmbazines. Mou,lin de
Lsalnc, Mcrin, os md Circassjans Of every de
~1,ripiiun. aud cL cap 7 than they were Offered be-
foe.
ly low.
Domes,ics and CalicoeS from. ; cents 10 the finest i'm
ported,
HandhcTchiciS anil Gloves,
And almost every article that can 70 called for.
Together with IN excellent asso. meni of GROCE
RES, LEATHER AND SHOP. :. blue and white
SPUN COTTON: &c, &c.
n. B. COUNTRY MERCIIaN IS are particu-
latly invited 10 call and give my stock ~ examination
before purchasing, ASH am ~pn,parcd to of. them great
Inja oeincnts, y. I. G. PETERS,
Octl3. isil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
WEDNESDAY, December q. 1912.

The Sneaker nd before the House = communication
frhn I.ncian Min9r, enforcing The exre,i+ncy Of the pnr.
ci,ss'. ny The State. OF the copy right of Professor navi.
" lrei'ise Or Cri Dinal Law, aud Guide fr Justices al
thr Peace" Tor the use Of Justiccs.
On motion of Mr.. Ieake. of A.. il was referred to the
committee OF Courts. and ordered to be- printed.
ne en9rFsel bill constituting Mclierrin River a law
~ fence. was read a third time and passed.
Sew al bills were considered in their early stages,
stfne VI which were ordered 10 be eagrossel.
The rrsplotial OF the committee Of Courts, against the
exprdienry nf ~srsndiug or explaining the law in rela-
t''n ~ Sheriff fees f6s leVyius executions, was read and
a.reed 20.
The resolutions from same committee. viz: arainst the
eypaliency Of repeating the act Ut l2th January, 1912.
csicrrn'ay The jurisdiction of the Superior Courts Of
v.sw AID Chancery- against the eypedency ofamcnding
the l-w authorizing delivery bonds, so as 10 PERM, de-
~'ep1syis 4, give security in Court az the Clerks office
-agdaS the eypediency Of explaining The act of 25h
February. aSii2, concerning Simpsons Egck-asai.sl
the divorce II Hannah Willard from her husbanl-a-
ga'nsi the peis;i,g Of Henry Banks and Patty Daniel,
IRE peop!c Of csdqT, 10 remain ia the Common wealth
asAiai tie petifioa Of Peter Price, for the conveyance OF
cal eHssebei ,nginy to ia ward-arainst the div ,us of
y I'm Is ,ptgeani from his vie and against the re,ipqn
,sdtiarfy =. Gaines. clerk u TIE Superior Court ofLaw
.kcxsf The fv9n Of Petersburg. fr increase Of compon
.ssti ,r-wer severalIy read and agreed 10.
rlsn, sr,n The snlfrkitee Of propositions AMI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
From tie .|!adisonian, Dec. 81.
THE L. 5. BRIG SOMERS.

The melancholy occurrence on board this ship. and
The consequences Of guod or evil to those concerned. re
quirc the greatest caution and dcIlbcralion before the pub
lie mind arrives At any conclusion concerning 1t. The
facts can only be- truly and fully exhibited before the
constituted tribunals Of the country, aud it becomes there.
fore the duty, AS we believe. AS the conductors of the pub
lie press, TO abstain, as far as practicable, from giving
expression to opinions, until a iuli and fair investigation
is made into the matter. The Government has ordered
that inquiry. A Court, composed Of men of the hqh
est character, and whose names are most eudcarcd to The
country, has been already detailed. justice Will be don,
full justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
TEEg.S'G .N'EU..

~ nm ES OJ tn TTTE D.
SEEiNG. IN the early part Of Spring. iha, Goods
- must greatly decline. 10 be IN accordance wl,h the
hard times, | sold the greater potion Of my old and dca.
bought stock OF Goods al cost. IN order that might he
the better prepared, by this Fab, to buy aneutire stock Of
JEW GOODS; and nov have the pleasure | long
wished 10 have. of olltrinn 10 my friends and customers
lho laTLcst and c,riainlN Ihr hcsi snlrrlrL stock of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
.MOND1Y, DECEMBER &c. ls,o

~ The Christmas ~Iulydays occurring this W.,
no paper will be issued from This Office ON Thu,
aeNi. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
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AS REMOVED to the house lately occupied by
EE DR.. llolconbe; ON the street Lending from ST
Pauls Church to The Il servuir. and neyidoor To the Rev
Mr.. Early's. His Office will be kept al his residence,
where application may De made.
Ny. Il ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
n c w Il $.

TNlE, subscriber have just received iheir supply Of
AZ and w n TIE OODS which.
having been purchased at very reduced prices, will be
sold correspontlngly low, to those who may iasu, them
with a call. Persons in want of GOODS arc iuvited To
examine our stock before purchasing. as we think we can
please them both rs 10 quality and price.
TURNER, BURWELL co.
Nov 2,If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
lEeH GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
OCTOBER 10Th. 1912.

DIN J. fURViS has Just returned from a trip after
~ Goods, and can witt, truth say he Is NOW opening
II Bntk Sgtare, Lynchburg, the cheapest stock OF
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, SC.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Casslmeres. very cheap
tassInelts. Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans, at % cts. FER
yard and upwards
Mkt, plain, aud striped Linscys a, Cd per yard and up
wards
Double width Circassiaus, from a. cts. per yard 10
the finest.
Bleached and brown Domestic Shiriing, yard wide, al
AID per yard
Alpaca Lusire, splendid quality, at 5octs per yard
B'mhazlnos, all grades. very cheap
Noullcn aud Cotton Stockings, allculors, at Cd per pair
Flannels, all colours, from Is per yard to the finest
Shawls, a large supply, for Fall and Winter use
Hats and Caps, fur, seal, sc.
Knitting \ arm. blue mkt, white and red
Caicocs, splendid assortment from AID 10 2s per yard
with a great variety Of other Dry Goods, too tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SALT!
4 large lot of Salt, fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar, from I'D to l0rts. per ID.
Coffee, a superior article at Cd per ID.
spun Cotton, best make. al Factory prices, all numbers
Shoes, good assortment, at IS Sd. and upwards.
JNO. JPURVIS.
Oct. II is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26
SEEDS.

SEEDS.
NLOVER, Timothy and Herds Grass Seed, in lots
y TO suit purchasers, for sale by
GEORGE BAGBY & Go.
Dec. 8 Ct if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-26

On m,sioa of Nc. T.eake of q nchlaad the Com
mi,sse of Courts vi Justice was Instructed To Anqaire
iat, the rxes:ie,cy, where all the magistrates of a coun-
" have L~u summoned. ot dsppnsins with the neccs-
say II = maj rl,y of te magistrates to transact business,
s.d sa,l,uriza ~ one shhd 10 do 81 cAcupt IA the inflsi-
ssn II 4 acg kvr.
Ou m aHsa VI .Mr. Frazer, the report oi the Board Of
Yisisoss vi The iasu,ation af the deaf aud danh aud the
Mad, was rriern.i /, the cofnn;tice al Schblis, with M
srrnriieus 10 report what further lrsislaiinn. IT any, is
rreaired ir the mJre rfiiclent ogeration of said ln,titu
MA.
Oh IN ,iioa of Mr.. r. iyin ston. the committee of Courts
were Instructed 10 eaInire into the cNpeJiteney III pro-
v.ding by law that the depDsiltans oi witnesses IN evil
suits. residing - miles liom the place u lrlal. may be
taken.
Oh m,,ioa Of Nj. Irving. HE committee Of Courts
were Instructed ~ inquire into The expectancy al
sncadins the law of the hast sessio, concerning real
ass-ts.
On mpiion IT Mr.. Coo,os. the committee Of Courts
we're Instructed 1, inquire into the eNpediency Of
amen ling the l,Ss in relation To deeds Of trust, 81 as 10
prrvea, ,ar,isliy and %hvptiiism. by embracing all the
creditors 81 the debtor. who may hereafter give a lien 10
srcure his creditor or ~credlti.s, except IN cases ot DO
G-rrcd payments IN the purchase Of land OF other pro
ptsy.
PETITIONS.
peiittsas wrnr ,Frsthied AMI feietrad-hy MIR. Mar
tin, III II. J. NJ I.aau. tor the cs,aa ,snncat vi a Ferry
acn,ss the 0ais Ryer-alsb. OF john TiiamAn AMI
others. OF simil,r plrpHt; by NJ. Smith, Of H. the re-
n,pt.sirncc Of oas l.. Brallnnl. against the petition Of
Tn ,mas Chsnnilor. fr a Ferry across the Little IA
mawha: hy Nj. Siolliuss nf Isaac idsins. OF the eoun-
" offsgn, tnhe rlaised from a certain Fee0.Ris1nd5,
ia mi N. the /! rlss adjourned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14

low hath truly brought his pigs ton fine
market. While the Baron is picking the
lot. let US descend and clear away the litter
he has left
The Wander lowered the drawhridge, and
the Blue Knight sailed forth with the 'gar-
rison' TO nick up the wounded which thew
had so dexterousv picked of, The moat
was so full that Grummel declared it was
more like n folk.mont than ANYTHING else.
When they had GO IN the living which
the Squire declared was n" 'sinecure. the
gentle Elvina, as was the wont uf those
DAYS. humanely busted herself in dressing
their wounds.
They then proceeded to draw the moai,
and fished up many pike!
The trumpets of the virtorious Baron
now sounded merrilv. and they all rushed
out to greet him. Uric AID the Blue
Knight embraced with true chivaric ardor.
and when the Baron learned from he blush.
ING Elvina the extent Of his obligation 4"
10 Sir Wilhelm, the expressions Of his graf.
ltude were unbounded.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14

CHAP.lV A CLOUDY PR0sPECT.
SIN bound to serve von.' sad tho MSsni
to the monk as he clasppd it-and so said
the old Baron Altenherg when he rncoun-
tered the Blue Knight on the morning FOL
lowing theaffray. GrummeI like an indie
pendent man. was serving himself; for chine
chickens, and flowing faggons graced the
Raronial board in the most tempting pro
fusion.
:Left wing Gorwardr exclaimed the Squire
dismcrnbering pullet; right wing advance!
Fall in and at the word of command he
commenced a vigorous assault. He then
proceeded to dcmolsh the 'breast-work.' as
he termed it, and finally completed his gas
tronomco military evolutions. by ordering
the cleft leg first when the right followed
as matter of course!
Meanwhile the Blue knight was doing
the agreeable to the old Baron, and insidu-
ouslv insinuatng that he was single man ;
and plainly demonstrated that he was an ell
igible match for any young lady who I'm the
advertising phrase) wanted partner who
could commando &c. &c. The Baron was
confused. ami not knowing exactly what
to reply, he endeavored to divert the attack
by simply looking under the table, and inge.
niouslv calling .Puss! pussn
sWha, does he meanY said the Blue Knight
looking b|uer.
He smells n rat to be sure whispered
the acute Grummel.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14
TmE R0ON,s LICk TIMES.
LANES R. BENSON & CLARK II. GREEN,
tt, Publishers e. Proprietors,
And Publishers Of he Ldws, &c, Of the United
States, By authority.
II r n M {

n IVA -
Published every Saturday, at S3 in advance, OF
~ vt the end Of the year No paper discontinue
but at the option of the editors until all
are paid-and failure to give notice (boforc ii,
end Of the year) Of wish to discontinue will BE-
considered new engagement
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion OF an advertisement is or.
dered, without the number of insertions being spe.
cited, il will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
pfoprieiors) until forbid, and charged for accor.
dinghy. r,s.. .H
All Advertisements from strangers, as we'll 81
all orders for job.work, must be accompanied with
she cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. z. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JANIS HuoHEs, Richmond, Ray co.
JAMES HEAD, -Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
W. f. SwTLzLER, Columbia, Boon co.
C. P. BsowN. Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boon CO.
WIZ. D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14
CHAP. VIA SUDDEN DECISION.

CHAP. VIA SUDDEN DECISION.
Although the Blue karSht and EtvIn'
were elegantly slenIer in rh,rr personal
proportions, the Baron declared IN anrup
and Vulgar phase that rhey were tn thick.
.Honored father SAID Il ttu,, ut Is ia
pos sible to conceal from '"u' pAren'at e'"'
that entertain an affection Tor Sir Wi't% N
and | know that he returns IT,"
so much the better!' replied toe 'tr"".
.for it would I've diShonoraule in hm l."
keep your affections, When he knows he
cannot keep YOU -.
You mistake me, father continued Ei-
vina. He has declare himself my sutton,
and have sworn-'
sSworn!' exclaimed the Baron. "A young
lady of your rank has no right to swear.
1t is indeIcate.'
sBut he swOre first"
Then, in faith, you two sworn shall he
foresworn,' said the Baron. Remember
you are my daughter, and am positive
.And | am positive Pm your daughter
replied Elvlna, 'irom the same feeling, Tor
have formed an unalterable resolution to
become his!
The Baron looked at the gentle damsel
for moment as in surprise, and then sud
denly burst into an immoderate fit Of laugh,
ter.
"Give me buss," cried he, atiectionate'
"; "You are my own chd--a chip OF the
old blockw
The affair was Of course decided--the
old Baron admired his daughters iiIrmness
the Blue Knight loved her for her tender
ness; and the gordian knot Of matrlmony
was soon after tied in the chapel OF the cas-
tie OF Atenberg. Beauty presented hc'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14

4 coon sENTINEYT.-Sir Walter Ra-
leigh said:
Thou mays, be sure that he who will
in private tell thee thy faults is Thy friend.
for he adyentureth Thy dislike, and doth
hazard thy hatred. for there are few men
that can endure il; every man, for the most
part, delighling in self-praise. which is one
Of the most universal fulncs that bcwi;ch
mankind,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14

When they retired, Grummel addressed
his master in these words:--
d can tell you which way the wind blows
YOUR Worship. as well as n weathercock.
It's my mind the Baron wishes to deprive
as of the Lady Eivina.
.Usr repeated Sir wilhelm.
80 ba sure, when she's your wife will
she not be my mistress? replied Grumme.
Now am resolved IN the match. for there.
bv you'll get better haif and better quar-
ter. Two Things no less agreeable than
essential To cur happnPss.'
what is to he done?
'Why, the whole garrison are in iavor o.
the alliance: therefore pop the question:
demand her hand and if the old boy holds
OUT
.What then?
sWhy. then, fIaIlv kick him Quit and
and take poss sson OF the castle we nave
fairly won by force of arms
You forget he is Elv'na's sire
VIII she not get more Agreeable Slgher
in the shape of lover? But 10! here
comes the comely dame herse't--rII van
ish.
And the sagacious Squire walked OIL.
leaving the lovers to their own sweet dis
course.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14

hand to Vaor a' the palm Of victory; and
Grumme had the felicity Of being at the
marriage feast celebrated in honor Of the
uup,ials of Elvind and the Blue Knight.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14

The attempt To put down bustIes has
proved signal failure. They stick fri
usrr han,ly out uud defy tho world,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14
CAap. lI.--AN ENGAGEMENT, BOTH IN LOVE-
AND WAR.

A, an early hour the following morning
Grummel having dressed his master in SUI
perb blue velvet .doublet and suit, proceed
ed 10 the kitchen to dress his breakfast
Sir Wilhelm, mean while, descended to the
castl garden, where he encountered the
Alter The due Acknowledgements Of her
hospitality, the Knight, who was, at course
deeply enamofsd al the first glance by heI
transcsndant charms, began to make IA little
love ON his own account. The innocent
Etvina listened with pleasure TO the s'lve'
music of his sweet discourse and courtIy
compliments tor he had been to couri' ana
now had come to court again. ANA IN
few minutes after the fashion OF those 70
mln,ic times, she surrendered the fortress
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-14
Guar JII-A RrMaR.

CHAP. IIT.-A REMARK.
sFool tina was to leave nv castle alone
said the Baron.
And wise would the enemy have been i
they had done So said Grummel,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
The state of Mississippi,( PROBATE CoURr.
YAzoo COUNTY. Nov. Term I84I.

WHEREAS, Thomas Vaughn, one Of
w the Administrators Of the Estate of
William Vaughn, deceased, having by petit
ton filed, represented to the court that it
would be for the interest Of the heirs of said
deceased, to sell the following described
lands, Of which the said deceased died seiz-
ed and possessed, for the purpose Of distTi-
button, viz: The east half Of northeast fourth
Section 81, and west half northwest fourth
Section %, Township ~, Range 2, east.
lying and being in the county of YazoO and
state OF Mlssissippi: and It appearing 10 the
Court that Levi Vaughn. 1.-THE other admin
lslratoF OF said estate) James Vaughn and
Mary jackson, who before her marriage was
Mary Vaughn, and Mary and William Vaughn
infant children of William Vaughn, decd,
and grandchildren Of William Vaughn, decd,
the descendants as above, aud MARY Vaughn,
widow OF said deceased, who are the legal
heirs OF said estate, are non-residents Of this
State, and therefore out of the jurisdiction
OF this Court; so that citation cannot be
served on them.
1t IS therefore ordered by the court. that
all persons interested in the above descrih.
ed property be and personally appear before
Probate court to be holden in and for tbe
county Of Yazoo at the court house thereof
in the town of Benton, on the fourth Monday
in February next, then and there to shcWr
cause if any they can why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
II is further ordered, that copy of this
decree be given two months publication in
the YazoC City Wing.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, clerk.
Dec 10, ls4I. [Pr fee $2Ol 22-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
&7.24a,79O 81

The above statement of liabilities does moi
include the interest due and unpaid on the
State bonds disposed of by the bank the 5
per cent. per annum interest, which the notes
OF the bank bore from their date interest or
said notes since their maturity. and the IS
per cent. per annum damages stipulated by
their charter, for the failure of the bank TO
redeem them on presentation. In answer to
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
S3O2.988 55k

VOV'~9ONW eNB
The taxpayers paid said sums in funds
nearly equivalent to specie. The losses sus-
tanned by the State in the reception of bank
paper, admonish the Legislature of the dam
ger of taking it in payment of the public
dues. The banks in this State have sunk
about twenty millions of dollars in relieving
the .fnGnciers-they will receive their last re-
lief IN the Bankrupt Act. A. G. McNUTT.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
City of Jackson, January 4, l842.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14
$33,923 81
5,O72 SO
s3s,99s So
Number OF Convicts in the Peni-

Number OF Convicts in the Peni-
Tertiary, Dec. 81, 1641, 4S
The Institution has been heavy charge on the
Treasury. The cOnvicts have been principally EN-.
ployed in building substantial high wall around
the Prison, and improving the grounds. This work
is now finished. Many Of the Prisoners have learn
ed trades, and their labor hereafter will be more
pr ftable. Their number also is annually increas
ing without adding much to the expense OF the e..
Enlistment. Hereafter payments Tor supplies and
materials will be made in par funds. All these cir
cumstances will tend greatly to increase the profits
of the institution, and in short tine will prevent
It's being charge on the Treasury. The expense
of conveying prisoners to this pace and keeping and
guarding them, during the period their causes are
pending in the High Court Of Errors and Appeals.
is heavy charge on the State Treasury. In few
weeks a suitable prison could be erected on the Pen
itentiary grounds by the convicts, where such per-
sons could be safely kept at a small expense.
submit for your action IAN act 10 appropriate
the proceeds ofthe sales Public Lands and 10 grant
Presumption Rights" passed by the Congress Of the
United States, September 4th, 1871. The first Sec
ton Of the act allows to be paid to this State .ten
per centum upon the nett proceeds ofhe sales of
Public Lands" made within her limits after the
3lst Of December I64l-exclusiVe OF the five per
cent guaranteed by the compact, entered Into be-
tween the United States and this State upon her
admission into the Union. The second section pro.
vides that after certain enumerated deductions, the
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

The stock, tools, &c, loss IN ex-
change on the Auditors War
rants, work done on The Peni-
Tertiary, cash on hand, and
moneys paid out for debls con-
tracted previous to the 4th Mon
day in Nov. 1e4O, estimated at
Receipts ofthe Penny expended,
Loss to the State on the years
transaction,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-14

There has been expended for the
year ending on the 4th Monday
in Nov. l64l., by draft on the
Auditor,
Expended of moneys received by
the Institution,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

NsnI stSt the Sth March. our Passax. BA.ts will
:, 'ssNe .ehm'nd ai6f " and LNnchhuix al s. T. NJ .
Nl'S' = Ws.ess,isys, 'ni i,,hys and suisc al seSIs
NtH1 t'"-h Town and up, Al - N. Tursisya Thu,.ays
ioliuVytua niKht ~ ''-''''s' '''
assn;" fsto 'hsrloursve and StNunton viii rn,I ts
% S' cst,ur attic and cheapest Ioutc with a. IA 10 L. -
OF bnatnttstimc ss hy Raj Roai
rae scnScfs leaving Richmond al T. Y NJ viii ,.,eh
Stage, a. . PM '' - N''
~iauuton psssen will hv our stages reach Rroos.
VOC VI and leave newt morning az o'clo. and ar
Routes ont 81 StaUntrn
The DIV r0,ts Will leave Richmond and Lynehbu,y nj
n Tuesday = Thursdays, and raturisNs api arrive
dav - - - "N''
The Csrtcrsvrc Stages. by cu,ntrrinii G. n L, Farm
Nle viii cave tartcrsvle the ~ toe ,i,V Hos,
nom u. hio Il antc1nins dtNn, will connect with ~,
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