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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15
AVOID QuARRELING.-

AVOID QUARRELING.-Tbere is
much good Sc. Sc in the following, which
though old,deserves TO be repeated once
a year.
"lf any thing in the world will make
man feel badly, except pinching his
fingers IN the crack Of door, IL Is
quarrel No man ever fails to think
less Of himself after than no did before
one. IL degrades him ia the eyes Of ali.
and what = worse, blunts his sensibili.
" TO disgrace on the one hand, and in.
crease his irritabilily on the other. The
truth IS, the more quietly aud peaceabiy
we all get on the better-the better for
ourselves, the better for our neigh boTs.
~ nine cases out Of ten, the wisest
course ISL man cheat you to quit deal.
ing with him, II he be abusive, Quit his
company, if he SANDER you take care
to 1--we so that nobody viii believe him
No matter who he is, or how he misuses
yOu' the wisest way is just to lei him
alone; Tor there - nothing beuer than
hrs COO, calm, anJ quiet way Of deai,ng
With the wrongs we meet With"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15
TO FORM A HEALTnFUL ROY

TO FORM A HEALTHFUL BOY
II you would see the son Of your prav
er' and hopes blooming with health, and
rejoicing daily in the full and SPARKLING
tlde'of youthful buoy ancy-if YOU wisS
MIN to Be strong and athletic and care.
less OF fatigue-be not discomposed at
the sight OF his sandhiIls in the road. his
snow forts in February, and mud dams
IN APrii-nor when you chance to look
IN the midst Of an August shower, and
see him wading and sailing and sport
ing along with the water fowl. If YOU
would make him hardy, fearless let him
60 abroad as often as he pleases, ia his
early boyhOod aud amuse himself bv
the hour together, in smoothing and
Twill ling the hoary locks Of winter. la.
stead Of keeping him shut up all dav
wi;h Stove, and graduating his sleeo
ing room by Fahrenheit, lei him face
the keen edge Of the north when the
mercury Is 6elow cypher; and instead
OF minding his little shivering and com.
planning when he returns, cheer up his
spirits and send him out again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

FoND or TONGUE Are 200 iond % ionsse.
'in'' Yes, osisn. Vss slrsss fond Of md
iksli Hili."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

COLONIZATION sOCiEry.-The members ul
The Whselng CoionAxation S>cieiy. aud ciiIzr,..
generally. are requested u meet nj the Presbyterian
Church on 9Th street. on "wednesday evening next
The 18th INST. Al halt pas O'Clock. r M. al wh.rh
time the Rev ) Pinney. ~,ii deliver Lecture o.,
Capitalization w + PETERSON,
Sec'y " herli"s Col. S,cieiy.
r. She musical ehoirs oi the tny are re-
sPectfuily invited { aiie, d.. G nov II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-15

LATEST DATES.
From Bal'imOFs Nov. 10 Liverpool Oct. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

1 taIhER, SHOES, c-The subscriber keeps regnaryor
SAFE III small advance well selected stock OF leahe',
Shoes, &C., portion Of which his manufacture 70
weh ne respectfully invites the attention OF Dealers &c MS
assortment consists In part Of
quality.
Russell and waxcd Upper Leather.
Cali and Kip Skins superior New York and Philadelphia ma
Eutacture.
Seal and Morocco Skins
Lining and Binding Skins Of all kinds.
Harness, Bride, Banding Collar Leather.
Hog Skins, for Bag Leather.
Saddler's and other Sheep Skins
Skirting Leather
Curtain top Carriage Leather
Russet and Horse Innings, boarded and rolled
Russell Step Leather.
Japanned Leather
English and American Shoe Threads.
Russia Bristes, Wilson'S Knives &C.
Aso supply Of Plantation Bogues and Side Leather shoes,
which he has made by good workmen aud can recommend
JAMES G. WATSON,
On l4th street, opposite the Custom House.
prepared of every description, laying
good Journey man my empIuy,) and solicit orders
NAV 30 6-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

THRUST SALE-Pursuant deeds Of trust executed ny
Robert : Pcatrnss. Seth Saunders and Samnt u
bearing date the Goth day of November, lee other 70
Thomas L. and Richard w Scott, bearing date the 9th day OF
of Caroline County Ccnr the subscribers pursuant to Their r.
specve deeds WILL Wednesday, Goth day Of Juv ncN
on the premises public auction hIehes, bidder for
cash. tract parcel of Land situated in Caroline oon
~ containing bounded by The lands Of Henry li ana
others, together with Grist and Saw MILL situated upon he
said land Also, another parcel of Land contiguous
thereto, situated in the of Caroline and King William
bounded by the lands of Ellis c. Saunders and Others
ISL acres less Also the following Slaves viz; Jor
one the Stock OF every kind of said Peaiross his Plantation
Utensils his Household and Kitchen Furniture Also, the ne
est Of said Pcaross in the properly in the possession OF MS
mother, Mrs. Peatioss The real property offered for sale va
uablestuaed in intelligent and agreeable neehoornooa'
miles The slaves are I'M
~ Selling Trustees the subscribers viii convey ohy sle
'' - 'NN - 'N"' = ''' SETH SAUNDERS,
SAMI. c. SCOTT,
THOMAS l.. SCOTT,
RICHD. w. SCOTT.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

NOTCEThe subscriber his most sincere thanks
his friends and the public generally for the liberal support he
has received at their hands for the last % years. and informs
them that he has taken lease the washington Hotel and 1t
now undergoing thorough repair inside and out and will be
eady for the reception his friends and The public generally by
te nrs OF May dislike newspaper putting, but viii say this
ai the house will be in better order tan mas ever been
luce was hlt II is of the most pleasant locations, and
s tac handsomest in misunderstanding the Capitol
@ ana overlooking The whole surrounding country shall
&c FURNISHED neat and bedding shall he good, and
rpl eeante table shah furnished with the best the market
pie shall be well supplied and attended by good osermy
bn h a a be good Clearly and prices
NC aue 10 suit the hard timesand my friends and the
@ WIZ give me CALL think shall be able to please them
Nil e accommodation and price, In such manner that they
oe certain 10 repeat the visit. will say another thing-hat
no gaming other dissipation will be allowed
at my old stand until that time JOHN TALMAN.
~ b. Inc swan Tavern first rate stand for bust
enquire Of the subscriber. JOHN TALMAN.
April Is ll5-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

AW NUTCE.-The subscriber has removed his office
IL basement story of residence 9th aL
Streets opposite the of the Mutual Assurance Society,"
may his office, when not in attendance tagain
suned) IN some of Courts of the City.
TO CLAIMANTS-The subscriber after interval Of
YEAR, his services TO claimants the Govern
United States. the State of Virginia,
tonary services any other demands whether arising
contracts otherwise. His experience In attending such
claims may enable him. where they sun.
ed TO refer the Of the information
them The advantage of that experiencebs familiarity with
The subject dgen attention. stimulated by the necessity
of beginning his life of Is willing pledge
to those who employ hm-or moderate certain compensa-
ion such reasonable contingent
Urged by such inducements he pledges all the
try and energy he e1eed His residence
office 9th and Istree Swan Tavern. Letters
addressed 10 him will be punctually attended To-
Richmond 7h Oct A1-lv THOMAS GREEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
Spring and Summer Dry GOOds-Nc,o Fashionable and


X a. ,EhiNS hai opened 500 PACKAGES of SPRING and
IL. Ek DRY GOODS which, for beauty aud cleapness,
exceed a former purchases. Persons wanting Dry Goods
parcied low rce. ether Ia sell again for their use, viii
DO ls,er 70 BY examining this extensive stock
Oo !as OF Caico.s from s. 10 and 2l cents To the fin
est ln'i',stu fast cotfs, styles, and cheap
o Dae luton Cznibnrg III reduced prices, and brown and
bieacitu Shuhes an6 shertngs Ill from per
yard 10 te hest qualiy and Of all w,s ~ inches
Goods offered for ale
40 pieces Lawns, Musns sksof all kinds plaid and
checked 5uSins, fouard Silks, and many
Roands bonnets aud Bonnet Flowers Spring fashions
Paasos gun shates and Umbrellas, best quality and very
cheap.
Every description II CassmeTe vengs Pocket Handxer
chlels s Collars Cravcis, susaenders &C.. &C., for gentle
500 pieces rish ens all prices from IS cents to the finest
fnaty-aso' Linen sheetings, Towelngs Napkins and Dia
pcrs.
1000 Linen Camhrlk Handkerchief all prices. from 20
10 70 J'a % W. 'Jnd finer descripons-seai bargains.
Maurnihe Go"s anck and blue black and half mourning
Sliks M3so, cffcocs. u;msias scarf., Handkerchief
Saw~ Hosiery, Giopca and m forming extensive selec
lion oil choice Goods, for family mourning
Lace 6oods-A beautiful lot OF all the STYLES Of Lise and
Thread Etgnss and nsehingsalso Worked Muslin Trimmings
and Caps and Collars.
The above with many her cheap auction Dry Goods will be
nnn upon examination to attract the o purchasers
by calling al K H. JENNS' Staple and Funcy Dry
Linen Store, Richmond, "a
April 81 ll6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

'.,A II III Pr MILESTONE MANUFACTORY.-T sub
-i Surviving partner OF the late firm of Smell & Rust
cary on the above business, at the old stand. He
. time On hand large assortment Of ready made Mill
'aols sizes, which, he iatters himself will compare
P sha Workmanship with any made IN this country. Ow
GsieSSng state of the times he has considerably low
and will now sell good terms can be OBJ
y other establishment. Having just received large
e''' assortment OF Materials he is prepared to fill
'a ma! he entrusted TO him with prompness and des
% !" want Of good article of French Burr Milstones
.f h"r advantage to call upon the subscriber, as he
~ H'S 'rI;s would give entire satisfaction His office
% o Z and i7th streets, opposite the Old Market,
.tA - VII be thankfully received and punctnal!y at
tta ~ i.ieFence as To the quality Of my Barr Misionos,
lsas "shin"nd Miilers. YOU'LL 5. RUST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

40 FOR >ALE-Ia pursuance of decree Of the County
l. aslt Of Halifax, prosecuted in the of Ransne against
en- anu others, we the undersigned Commissioners WILL
@ ite th day of June next, the premises, offer for
.hr-t bidder 3bG of Land lying the Grady
b. hc covniy OF Halifax within and half miles of
m hose. credit of and twn years in equal ln-
boads. with good personal security, will he required
tastfs and the legal tile viii he retained father
I'M, land well adapted TO the culture of tobacco, and
-sl very valuable account of an abundance OF build
..aeeJs. ISAAC MEADLEY, SR.,
CHARLES A. BALLOW,
WILLIAM T. BALLOW.
W G o-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

vet GREEN FOR SAl.EWiI be sold, on premises,
highest bidder ON Tuesday, the 18th day Of June
cesahc aud beautiful Estate in Iienfco county. II is
~ me end OF the Brook Turnpike, and adjoining the
rw yellow Tavern, seven miles from Richmond. II con-
- ao'.s' anu WI" Ne divided in more iots,
lhrr are upwards OF 2l in original growth, 40
IN pine al heavily iimbrred There are IS acres OF meadow
III Heia nrasS Tue balance of The land il in good
and IN high state OF Improvements Mari abounds an
l ana has been used To great advantage This land lies
'H " The improvements are comfortable and rnpyeni
dwelling ana great variety of late frnit ON The
and rouns peach orchard of select fruit A. pnre and
water ~ of the earth within 10 wards of ,h
ih'S place Is remarkable for good health. = ~
ANA lie estate, the papueuS city of Richmond il
market The terms will be- one half CASH the ba
@ a9F'is crCdt, aud deed OF secure The cre1
ihe land will be shown by Mr.. Bradshaw, who lives
ane time and place, will he Sold for cash, - head OF
,h7 sheep and Hogs, four horse Wagon, several
ans and sundry other articles, too tedious Ia mennn
Hra 81 ihh lh0slEEs s:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

@in WINES AND LToUoRs-AIso, GRoCERIEs.-I have
very large general assortment of old Wines and Ii
ouors part which kept hand Improving for ten
hear fair comparison best in the city, regard
quality and price, and careuness in putting Of them up The
seIyation OF health moderately and udcousy used
auy ncrednlous not To have firm and
mistaken belief PLAIN of fact assertion, let him
enquire call The subscribers who has been regular tempe
ate drnker during years of his c and salts
fed with healthy appearance they see portrait of his
uncle who died few years the State of New York, aged
l07 and he to be drinking sh since the
day he left Ferentosh. then stripping. -
Aug q 3l-wly WM WALLACE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR SALE.-Wih
p he sold on Thursday 29h June, public sale, to the
highest bidder establishment of the Southern Literary Mes
together with NIL the apprtenances hereuno belongings
viz: Printing Presses Type Fixtures &c, &C.
This paper, In competent hands, will certainly yitin nand
some revenue did its late proprietor, T. W. Whe, de-
ceased Il well known the literary world TO need any
of the purchase money will he required IN
cos md the balance twelve months from the day oil
sale, well secured ,., ~. .;d, min r..
s my ,cs oonded TO- RICH. HILL, JR.,
p'o"'p'' - Administrator OF Thos w. White, deceased
,,,o l22-wtdsf
~ National In;ccenccr New York Tribune, Boston Atlas
III nrt the hove week for four weeks and send ac-
Ilir Administrator for PAYMENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
twice i week,

80 s,i,, and Marriages from the country, whenever
T il mnk nown this Office, must be anthem
~. 80 sa,ion oflhe Postmaster IN the nelghoofEoo1,
-l q - ease he published. Every measure tnat mas
s' impostions and Quizzes, las proved hereto
e. ,Ie must, therefore, lisist III shth ease upcn
being certified b the name oi the Fosii'iasiei
.a. .s5..i a. t4eittisr.j
,.err,ions shall hereafter be considered as ;
s.,y,uce ard for year pnbcalloh'
tc.. shorter time, and paia iof III ~ ""es va ~
,,,ion shall he sent the order OF any new ana u'-
ny. unless paid for in advance, or satisfactory e
Ia some known and accessible person III ie-"lu
, ar his rayment. 3ut in case oil an "fatf of pun"
,nt rav,nrnt from 4 new subscriber VINO IL nhac-
rh The conditions, single number may ne sent CON
A-' -coo,,sried by n copy of this reputation
W. ,c NJ all s,ibsc rihers whose ability 20 pay may De
,h. ,nbsher and who may remain indeDt on o,e i
The end OF years from the time wheh 'no 'uN
.n aue shall be erased from the list OF subscribers.
p Resolutions Of the EditoricI Conee"t.oH y -
geso,uons are of the results OF Tie coieCVe VIE
tho bitter experience of the Editorial corps oi
-, ,..ru,bed al Richmond, the l1th January io'o.
bs Resolutions. are determined Ia abide Inc e,es.s
,aron me nd andour interests require, an lnlex-
y "a them Severa, OF the American presses are driven
a., .h custom of Cash Payments No class OF men mas
~ IN an abuse Of the Crei,; SgsteW than the EditoS oil
'Th. errst difficulty consists in The transition from
the other Notwiths iandIng the Resolutions OF The
,,ysntlun have heen induced to continue several
,p,s ou the Book who are IN arrears 10 thls once
.g-e our The name OF every subscriber, VINO
..nent will positively he stricken oil from our roll
..s.a tenement Of our next volume.
s That IL recommended TO the Editors ot Newspa
,a4t the Common wealth, 10 publish ut the mead oil
sir rates for advertising, and that they strictly ad
same aud that these prices be always such as To
-, ii, conn. .>aton FOR the labor performed"
Resolution 6f: he Editorial Contention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

by virtue of Trust Deed executed by Joseph Mann on the
Is NH Of January 1871 and duly recorded IN the Clerks OF
FIRE or Mddlesex County Court will, on TUESDAY the 2oih
day of June the premises expose to SALE me property N
sd deed mentioned viz: unexped term yet OF
The said Joseph Manu. in and certain lot or parcel OF Lana
living In The county CT Mddescx which steam saw Mli
lately erected held by the said Joseph Manu. as mem
bcr o The Joseph Mann Co., under certain articles oil
Thomas b. Evans and Leonard Perry as
by said Joseph Manu. and recorded
In the Clerks Offices and also all The Timber now growing
heing pieces parcels oil and-a pa or
Whereof attached said articles of agreement together
with MI the buildings and machinery erected on The SAID nst
lot Of land with tools necessary for carrying on
the said Mill, and one Lighter.
J,s-Cash Of the purchase money as shall be re-
rd 10 nay costs drawing and recording the said Decd
erpense sale balance due On the following
notes viz: S2i6 66i with Interest from 9th January,
onc with interest from 9Th January, 's43 pay
able 10 Oliver Wills for 1923 39i with interest from 9n
January s 70 i93 33; with interest from 9Th Ianu
1919 payable Perry; for the residue, credit VIII be
yen uni, the January s44 the purchaser entering into
6onds with satisfactory security required by The SAID deed
Sizing rs Trustee shall convey just such e and other,
az by tic said deed AN empowered Ia sell .
as ~ - AUGUSTINE OWEN, Trustee
ALL IA ll5-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
May
Sale eff Nau4bI. a.4 Cegyayea Imported Stations a

o0'e az ''--'1B ransisiek tSStmi.hoassi Ia.
SARPEDoN AND EMANCIPA Gr.-Pursuant to a decree
- of the Circuit, Superior Court o Law and Chancey for
brunswick county, September term, ls2 will
SELL MONDAY the Goth day of june 1872 the highest bid
der awrenceve Brunswick Court house, Va heing Court
day the John Avery, ESQ., in
the imported Horses Emancipation and Sapedont being one
third of Emancipation and nneonrh of Sarpedon the
other partitions belonging VIM and Edmund Townes and VIM
G. Spiman.
The blood performance and high character Of the Horses ara
well known the public need comment Their colts
which have been shown the turf have fully sustained The
character Of their sres and them considered one
Of the very best stock horses in America The horses are al
stands in the West.
Any gentleman wishing purchase the interest," and desiring
further information the subject obtain 10y addressing
VIM. Town.s GAINESVILLE, Mecklenburg county, Va
The Of will be credit of twelve months the pur
chaser giving bonds with satisfactory secnriiy To
II. J. HARRISON, Executor.
Nav u la2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Cary street, three doors aJoue The Columbian Hotel,


- low prices
Russia Hats from s. 50 10 SIS; silk Hats made
fine fur bodies proof so 50 So Boys Hats
from IS to 81 Fur Caps from 81 sls Gentemens Cloth
Caps from 81 49, together of Mems and
Boys HAIR seaet and Glazed Caps and drab Wool Hats
Wholesale and RETAIL Terms-Cash
lie keeps during the Summer large assortment of Leg
Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
N.B.-Fiats made to order.
January LIST, 1913. WY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

OCUST HILL FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber having deter
IL mined the West, offers for SALE by private con
tract the Tract of Land winch he lives miles Norm OF
the Of Hickory creek in healthy
and agreeable n-sborhood and containing eight hundred
comfortable dwelling houses and other
o houses good annie orchards and meadows The land is
productive and well adapted the growth Of wheat oats
and There about hundred and y acres
excellent low grounds free from nundaton and poduc-
ve-an ample supply OF wood and timber to supply the
field is well watered, having failing springs ana
may said Of truth seldom such farm IN
market, either in Louisa The adjoining counties.
Reference Ellis Elicit, Richmond the subscriber
JOHT ELLIS.
o,;s, Dar 1910 G7-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

\ rfs. Mp>iAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST pEED.-By
i', & "a ped Of Trust from VIM w, Porter me,
Coz uii OF October, 1892 and dolly recorded in the
ted fowhatan the day, SHALL for purposes
ssaan "hed expose 10 sale, at public auction for cash
: Cont ~ol house. the first Monday in June next,
'% sny ore Negro Woman named Polly, and her in.
.tI anee The date Of the deed. The title Is believed
&ys N III II. L. = HOPKINS, Trustee.
2-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

,NSorNCgNENT is respectfully made 10 the citizens Of
the surrounding country that The subscriber In
sting Bcydon aaout the 9Th 9th June ana VIII proha
,ln some ar 10 days, that he will have along with
god assortment Of Watches Jewellery Speciacles PEN
articles IN his He, with which he would he pleas
#s# .gt THE times
t M he viii be well prepared To do snch watch repairs,
.a!,yr MAY he entrusted 10 him during his stay.
ta lCi and Sigrr taken in exchange at fair prices
{. LuMSDEN, Watch Maker and Jeweller
fa-'.hlr., Nav 30 1873 G-wtl3Je
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

rf,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-The interest belonging the Estate Of Josiah
Fornoy deceased in the Eatonton Factory being oneha
thereof is offered for sale Capitalists Who wish make pro-
abe investment should not fail to improve This opportunity
paying cent the present
situated three miles West Of Eatonton Putnam county, Ceor
Little failing stream, aordng sufficient
power for any machinery. Attached it, good
dwelling house. necessary buildings for the
aborers rs and Saw Mill in successful operation This
property sale effect division, and will be all
together shares purchasers The libe
rail- communication addressed Eatonton Georgia
will promptly attended and will take pleasure show
ing the property any person who may wish purchase.
JOHN NJ. FLOURNOY, ,
Dec 2D eff N. BASS 6AeCutors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

= ~. GOODE ATTORNEY a Law, uosmer'y of Richmond,
w. Virginia hs settled In ST. Louis where he Will attend 10
-,nnal business which may BE- entrusted to his care
will attend any claims amounting to SoOo, or more,
/. s4ere IN the state of Missouri.
. ms Missouri. Nav l9. 1919. I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-02

TINE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNOCK, Captain FAIEB.sx
commenced her regular trips Saturday. March
Baltimore 10 O'Clock, p. NJ; Pungoe, ,gue about
II O'Clock days lay Merry Point Sunday night
O'Clock Monday mornings arrive n Urbanna about O'clock
rapp1hannock o'clock Leeds 10 ocok Port Royal IL ocock
and Fredericksburg about O'Clock Return ng-cave
Fredericksburg Wednesday morning O'clock; Port
10 O'clock Lay and Leeds about IL oc lock- Tap
paannock eclock; utanna O'clock Merry Point O'Clock;
lay Merry Point all night Thursday morning; touch
Punsoteague, and reach Baltimore Thursday evening.
REUBEN T. THOM, Agent.
.x;ckah N,rrI ~