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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

messenger from the Governor of Virginia bear.
ing requlstion upon Governor Davis for an Exec
nuve warrant for the arrest of the slave Latimer
arrived IN Boston ten days since, and proceeded TO
Worcester to make known to Gov ID the chico,
OF his visit The Governor notified the Messenrer
mat he must take Council in the case. and accord
ingly delayed an answer On Thursday morning
he gave his decision, which was not 10 comnl 2
win the demand, and stated that he would forward
" written rePiy 10 his Exceileney ofVirgna. The
er was not demanded, II is said as fugitive slave
put as fugitive crimnal.--Nclo Bedford Bnlietio
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

An odd Afair-A curious thing, saws
the Philadelphia Times, occurred in Fourth
street last Saturday A young woman actu-
ally pawned ga baby" and got two dollars on
this ''Pledge" of love. The infant was so
enyeloped, that the pawnbroker took it for a
roll of linen. He applied afterwards with
the child to the Guardians of the Poor, but
they refused to have any thing to do with it
until the six months are up, for which it is
pledged.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

ABOLITION The persons who are called Vig.
lance Committee of the Abolitionists at ALBANY.
have published full report ofther doinrs in relation
TO slaves during the past year They state that they
have aided about three hundred and fifty runaway
negroes since the opening of navigation last spring
women, and 80 children Most Of them c,me rrnr,
Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia
and nearly or quite a hundred from Wasbinton and
Georgetown These fugilivcs have gone ohieav
to canada, and the sum of $500 has been extended
Tor then board, passage, and other expenses
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

=, IHE RETIRING CABMET.-The Intellicencer of
monday publishes letters from Messrs Crttenden
GERS treacherous mssive to the people of New WI
Just before the election, that the retiring Cabinet
ana the,r friends IN Congress- offered to postpone
lne bank bill which was vetoed, it Mr. TYLER would
ssupnlale TO retain his Cabinet. MIR. Ewing in his
, says IN plain terms, that he has no trust in
ihe Presidents assertion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

a Rogue should not go to &ecp.-On Thursday
night, as we learn from the Bee a rogue was found
snugly esconced under one of the bedsteads, in a
IN India rubber shoes probably that mo m;gb, treaJ
lightly: II seems that he had sought his quarters
eeesly IN The evening, and had, unfortunately for
hlmseli, gone to sleep. The gentleman who occu.
ped the room retired to rest at an early hour;
shorty ai'er ne retired, he was awakened by an IN.
NOISE, Smoaning) which he iancied proceeded from
beneath his bed On rising and feeling under The
Deu' ne found that there was something thai ought
not to be, lie went out aud locked The door call
ihg she landlord they both went up and secured
me fellow, who could give no other account of him
self than that his name was Clark He vas ,arsn
by The watch to the watch-house.--.4tIas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

=, ISLANDER oAsE.-Elder Knapp, lately sued BY
Mrs: Handy, of Provdence, r. l. for SANDER. in
making an injurious statement concerning her from
inc pulpit, has publicly and in writing, retracted ali
lat ne then SAID, and has paid all the expenses in
Cured by Mrs. Handy in the prosecution of The
suit, about $500. '"0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

FRUITS OF MILLERIsM.-Milleris produces some
gooa lr9'ls' A colored man, near Concord, N. II.
,' neeome hrm convert to Miller's theory of
a"e instruction OF the earth, travelled 81 miles on
very cold day, 10 confess the theft Of SI3 \
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

lne London Court Journal remarks, that the ter
I.at;a u lhe war ~ China, in importance to civ
hi1allon Is unparalleled. The closed rates which
were opposed to christianity for centuries have been
utown open and an empire is newly knit with the
commonwealth of nations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
Price TWO Cents.

stated that would not make any difference But fthere
be difference 1t is against him. and not in favor we
have admitted that both the Court naurv has
passed. and that the Secretary OF the Navy has ordered
Court Martial and not the other. On that sub
ec have only say that hold that the action of the
Secretary of the Navy well the proceedings the
Court OF Inquiry itself have nothing to do with the pre-
questions The report of the Court OF Inquiry in
favor of Mr. GaDsevoor but it does not exonerate him
from this criminal proceeding in this Court, the jars
dic1n righuly belong to this Court. An aoquittal by
Court Martial II il has jurisdiction, would not
him. But il is not within admission for we do
not know that the Secretary of the Navy has exoneraed
him, and ordered no Court Martial in his case.
Mr.. DUER-That is giving the letter and taking away
the substance of your admission.
Mr.. O'CovSoR-You asked for the inference, but we
do not admit any such thing.
Mr. BurLsa proceeded-But II Is yet open TO
remark that the excupaory report Of the Court OF In
quify had been formally affirmed which latter fact
could not admit because not known il only arrived
al by Inference; but IL it were here in many
words IN black and white, still il would not alter this
for the that the Court Inquiry did scqut
it sno bar TO trial before the Circst Court it would be
beral and harsh fol- Secretary Of he NAVY the
ception OF sxculpaory report which he had affirmed
thus place the Ddiv dual on trial before Martial
But rscolect right the provision respecting Courts OF
IDqury makes them neither less ehcacious than
a Grand Jury. But is not material to go mo discus.
sion this point because if Mr. Gsnsevoort
the situation with Commander Mckenzie he could
not claim exemption from trial before this Court on the
ground the pending proceedings before the Court Mar
tal. now conclude all that think proper to advance
in this opening discussion at this stage he remaining
remarks whch might he offered be made If
with equal proprety in reply to the opposre Counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL OF PHILADEL-

LII travellers who have passed the days ard nights of their
soloura Phladel pha this fine speak
Of n,uafed praise of its acccmm9dat ens, its table
management he arrangemenso the house are sdnra,
this Hoel will Be appreciated by IN mt parsons. such
kean quiet ard weIl.urushed house. wesupplied read
no and host whose constant Efforts d ected to
this ansion highly agreeable for respectable ira
ers Mr. Rea, BIZ his pos and aft sbls de experiment., and his
mtted personal attention 10 the tables End the general
Mort Of his guess favor from all who frequent his
use, .
Those who the mernny prefer to indulge in the sweet
Sleep Instead Of attending the breakfast
mmons find hour which suits their own convenience,
able set ler their especial with several servants " a.
hd consult their wishes and have decacv which
house affords pvpa ed with celebrity for heir grahc
dinner in light, airy and spacious dining roo
ersokng ssden. and repast that would do credit TO
n Hotel IN the country.
The situation Of this house decidedly the best in fhladel
Ia ing Chsuut opposite the Bank OF United .tes-
very centre offashson and bu.ness OF the city.
NIL IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
l. u GIN A CO X d | A l. /;
OR THE
ELIXIR. OF LOVE.

In oLpEr TIME, among the Jews,
That man second wife might choose
Who, c first, by Fafe's unkindly doom,-
Noe ild'.n bore 10 bless his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed tn Lucine, the midwfes patron.
Egyptian wives, in such a cIisis,
Called to their aid the Priests OF Isis;
And even now, the meek HiIdoo-
w arm as her cline, and tender too
II chiId!ess twelve months from her bridal
Flies wee ping TO her sense lees Idol,
And with rased hands. in accents Wild
Petitions Brsmah for child;
For well she knows. Love shu ms to bless
The His. 90 bed Of banenness.
So much for love in days by-gosc.
And savage customs in our own;
But say, ev" now, does LIVES communion
Bless IN our lard sterile unionI
No. oftmes cOniugal felicity,
Is Il us distur hed-ay, cen in this city
Yet, may the barren, II they try
With Loves Eir,r" for her friend.
The childless wife repinings end
But not the provocative power
Alone, i. this Eixir's dower.
Consumption ills il will prevent
With vigor cothe the impoteDt:
Suppress agleet whateer Its date,
And all HES functions renovate.
Eruptions from the skin il thases.
And brings back b-auiy and the gIacesi
IT'S wemans tIust-and ne'er deceives hers
From FIuor AIbus il relieves her;
And each disease, with proper care tool
Her fair nd fragile form is heir to.
These are Lut truths; who calls u. m fiction
Shall have atern proof IN contradiction.
Letters-a FIRMS OF attestatiol--
From the Swans Of every nation,
PsnneS Sy p..ss and ooa % sers martyrs
Thousands who lay. with flute ing BREATH
Almost within the Jaws Of Death,
Tia Ks 70 Lies friend, in Nassau street.
And sometime, (, name the very nImberE
Or, dream pg of Diseases ordeal,
Cry out for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering th. medicine from the country by sendp
remittance have boxed and sent to any Of I'll
MON. Price 50 per bottle, or S24 per Dozen mt 1msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
METALLIC RAZOR STKOP

JITH FOUR SIDES, invented by q. SAUNDERS
for keeping ing, RsaOrs Away. IN ordeI-lt produce.
required on bone, without u,us OIL No other
ed bsea las, years IN AMI
in nearly az the cutlery establishments IN Europe, and
nvsate received frat M the
every tune s " wa, TTssep'ed fer and
M parts America Of being the only hazor Suop that will
p raz-rs in perfect order.
8, scientific gentlemen both countries speaking hgsy Of
superiority When taking into confederation those
emen have no interest in the sale Of he article and
their testimony without solicitation, speaks volumes in s
II is the only s,rop that has be.n deemed worthy OF
ud stamp il as being the climax OF Perfection;
hat IL may be more satisfactory 70 ne public The names Of
srop are here publisned-Genepa James ismadge Pest
S M Ne ana Mr. s to
and. Mandatory 1893 Broadway, New York ma lm.r
NGLIsH ADVERT Is : MENT-rSot,cc 10 Master, OF
SSaeh . OF he %ash"son Hoe ss
ectiuly Ia inform her American friends that
erroo, flew minutes walk The Custom House. which
house Is tilted AZ with every comfort aud .nience
trusts 10 BE- favored with continuance OF that support
py yt aTs anodedto hef nd lmr
RID BIRDS. BlRDs!!-For sale, a tho,ce election
Cauares, OF all kinds. Some are excellent singers Also
pod taIkius Parrot Likewise, as ,otmenr Of Fancy r.
Of all acknowIe sed by all the finest in III,
pt room. up stairs m7-imrc
FOPOsALs WANTED FOR STONE AND CF.
; Of or sGoa 'ass ioGs soSns to 500
long aud loot thick, wild may be variable Tors and
q sS Nay AND a.s Soss
Per cube cd foot say 300 e e ,i iest:
Dyrpoi Island. small lots, wanted and the Ssnel
dd,sss Capt John Sanders Corps of Engineers NJ Yo,l
aTENr sHEATbIN0 PAPER-,2o bales OF a very sn.
rencs article much approved Of and well Admitted fotbot
''''''' ''' Of '''''' E. k'5 d 81. co.
n Sc South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
Vol. IX.--N0. 7s.-Whols No. 32s5.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-pcstages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
morniag-price st cents per copy or So II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
the largest cireatio Of any paper in this city,
or the World and is therefore, the best channel for business
men In the city country. Prices modsrate-cash in i'd
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
ENoLISh SCHOOL,
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES dunno WATERLAND PRINCIPAL.

THIS Academy established ago, under The
al former ntcndenI General OF the Island and
other indv the nobility and merchants Of
city, ebcdocted the plan OF the German gynns
ta;n and the OF tuition the nterrogave" All tho
scholars understand knglsh language and of them
speak il hsbualy and tuently
The Principal has the eIperence of schools France Ger
many, England, and the United States. His chief aim u
rive the youth entrusted his practical knowledge Of
those branches of polite education which required in all
'ctiyc careers, and are applicable TO any.
French German and SPANISH languages; History Geos hes,
SatuDI Philosophy tie prsctcs Tart OF Mathe mates, ard
Drawings OF ysrions kinds.
Professor OF diver nations and requirements reside the
.bshment; and I'll the classes rotation Instruction
RON the director
Such signal mas attended this plan Of tuson that
gea Ct the pupils under twelve years write and speak
wo foreign languages IN perfectly ntrgbic manner and
those OF nper years correctly and easirv
The only OF the Spanish, but also of other
languages thus placed within the reach Of the youth Of the
nqusa the many advantages which from anknslish ed
ucaon The object Of the Principal desiring to receive
youths from the United States facilitate the requirement
Of the English for his Spanish pupils which servics
would BE- doub repaid them by by the latter and to introduces
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The cit
the horsc being spacious and .tuated heaithfu
spot at short distance from the city; and containing within its
mu ne bath and complete gymnasium for the preservation
the pupils health Two Youths lately arrived from ema
have pa-.ed the the scoo in perfect health As
The principal married and Ills wife and sister have
NJ ye OF the Junior children are received any
,attrat of infancy.
svery pupil enjoys his religions opinions undsturbed
ne terms $500 srnorr, payable three months
y,D,-. There except clothes ,nd books
Rsferrnces-MESSRS. CHAS DRAKE 4 BROTHERN
ALEXANDRA MORALES. ESQ.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

- STATEN ISLAND FARMS FOX sALE.-rwo
valuable farms .itu ted and IN high state
D & co. Ii Broad street, or DAVID JAQUEs. $50
hal mia 6tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

LUNDUN AMI .GAEChtSTEk INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ne.s Wall street IN
nent mrerted India Rubber W,ter Proof Goods, viz:
Coats and Capes ofupeno Lama Csshmers Lams. PeDan
NerBo and Cotton, of all coIors and sizes.
Clotblndia Rubber Water Proof super Lars, Lama fe
and Cotton, prepared for tsiors.
India Rubber Weddings for suspepden. conets, &c.
,2s sm.r CHAs ABRAhAM5ON.
DAMS Il CO.'S NEW YORK ANO NEWARK EN
"A PRESS-The public respectfully informed that
su6scTlben have established Express between New Yo
aud Newark ~ j.. for the speedy delive
Of packages buDdes, &c &c the collection Of
and bils and all other business Erpsess
delivered free of charge
Office in New Yora at No w all street, and in Newart 1t
SMITHS Newspaper Depot No. $40 broad st
Leave New York at TX A. NJ. and 4xP.M.
Leave Newark A. N. and X P. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

- FARM AT AUCTION-WilI he offered at public
yendu-, the farm late OF William Cook, dec.aed, in
Hanover. Morris Couuty, N j., containing 12o
ably divided in meadow pasture aud plough land with
re supply Of wood and lumber dwelling house
parys, the Of wm McFaan in Whicpany, on FIJI
w. 2ith OF March, instant, cot M. Conditions
III be liberal and attendance the time Of sale by the sub
nbeu. SlLAS TuTTLE,
CALVIN HOWELL,
~ta ot atdD paseb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

Of about so in Searsdale, Wcst Chester Countv
70 miles below White Plai1s and twenty-five rom New Yorh
the road leading aud from said places On the
emses spacious double two stcIy dwelling house with
kitchen attached parp carriage and houses all in fine
der; bearing apple Orchards mostly GIFTED fruit peach
berry aud pear good well Of water and cisen holding
togshe ads Of water about twelve Of wood land The
hole farm we'll fenced and mostly with wall and ib
bod repair The broax River rear along winch
he railroad runs now nearly completed. TO White Plains
Persons desiroas Of seeing the ses ,l find one Of
. : '>'' - - ' D. BRUSH, ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

SMITHS Newspaper Depot No 100 broad a. "
Leave New York al lIk A. M. and ~ p NJ
Leave Newark At Q A. NJ. and tx P. M.
disco ADAMS 4 CO
AZ = l. - :, A. . ~ a q "a T - - u .
w n IL vs. ~ n L L ~ n "
ID IL > II NJ = n L
l5a W iLhsm Street, Cornor Of .dnn Street,
decidedly the cheapest in the city There sways
hand see stock Of goods purchased essh
which will bs made order the style Of make it,
npg &C. IN has such general satisfaction during the
az. .oaL yes anu a. poaxe .a',ns o. . Per cent
..i , Nc, ,' ~ eai su eianns' AhosS WV
'"' w" HAnE' AnJn TRIMurD
post GG os,, maas ano tfimdmea'.U %m
TO- woau, 10 no 800 20 70
Over Coat, -. ~. -. ......... 40 n II "a
~ Terns-Cash on delivery.
wis ym MICHAEL MARTIN
yXENL NE "a 4 i'm = " az nj "a H5y0IfaTfIv mn
~ ,b ~ ~ h, 800 "a ~ ~ jill
matter from the Ears Also all those dsasIeeabe noises like
the krirg IA ling Of water whizYng steam,
&c &c which approaching Deafness and also
ssnetyf MIN ne rsny ,s VS. ob,s,S
oeen Gear 70, ssn ..,en sna wenty YET, a hn,s hrn.
49, as ~ fv v.i fbvsicIsns
saa sT'ge ,n n h T u" ''' '' wv
pkArns" Suhsph ro,s,,c oil as, remedy for Drsfa~ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
A CARD,
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
j. T.. WATKINS,

A Fen Doors dbore the Bell Tarern, on the Otposife
Side. Main Street.
would embrace the present opportunity to
inform COUNTRY MKRo,srs and may visi, the
Market Tor the purpose OF purchasing goods that
Hoots. shoes &c. for the Pail Trndc,
VIII be misunderstanding been carefully selected by
SON. who now in hts employ and has had
IN this branch OF business Ills having
leaving orders Tor their Mandatory July which wa. prc
offer them 10 or Is per cent, less than he eoa II % S% ,
purchased at later da'e-wheh difference
deaticn.
His object establish business and intends using
every proper means for the accomplishment, OF
further his proposes offering at such prices
will make to the neres, of
lie has eeevedPsr various Steamboats, from Philadelphia
Nassau and Lynehbug New sehrs Wave Isaac
Townsend and Texas from Boston portion
which the following comprises part
Genemens fine calf Boots made SON. LIST I'd and
no do do Of other manufacturers
Mems calf Boots Pesscd' an article warranted
DO Water Boots, of different, quality
Geniienens hnc calf Boo'ees Manufactured by Miles
. LIST and sd quality
Mems fine calf Booiees OF various qualities
DO DO Nip do both scwed and Pegsed warranted
DO Coarse Brosans -ewed and pesged
LADIES' SHOES
Ladies French Morocco Buskins, flannel lined
DO FsnsS Morocco SS ws S T. Tie. .ne superior, bot.
rights and lefts and straiehis
DO lndressed Morocco Walking + Ties STITCHED, warranted
Do c Cur Goa, do do do do DO DO
DO Seal Walking and narrow straps of different qualities
DO Md and T. Morocco Slippers, French style
DO do do LIST Cd NJ and qualities
DO BLACK Cater Buskns Walking article
Do Black and coourcd Buskins Slippers
MISSES SHOES
Misses French Morocco Bootees, a prime article
DO undrcssed do do. something for
Do dressed and uniressed Morocco BusSins do
DO Leather Boots and Shoes OF different qualities
Chidrens dressed and undressed Morocco
DO 60 Ankle Ties
Do Booiees OF other qualities
Infants Bootccs, very handsome
Leather Travelling Trunks, of different sire
Hair Trunks Carpet Bags, sc
90 Additional arrivals viii be during season-a
share of public patronage : solicited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
ENACTS IN relation 10 important cures effected
- by tho Use OF Sands sarsarariL
E,o,, 4 Il. NJ

tNACIS in relation 10 important cures effected
- by The use OF Sands Sauararila.
From the Nep Jersey Journal, ipril %, ls43.
SANDss sARSArARILLA.-The letter OF Mr. David White
heau o' TINS town. furnishes unoubc
us nrdelne MT W. has been sufferer years
as well known tn citikcns-s highly
mainland his statement fully credit The ben6, he
has derived from the use OF sani sasspara asonis
ing.
ElIz,prrurowS. NV J.nssv Aprn H. Ista
with the most heartfelt gratitude this method OF stat
ing To YOU land wish the benefit
derived rom the OF had
I'VE years ago. confidently believe we,
man have been afflicted with
OF twenty years which has spread
"whn some two or three months
much more rapid within the hsi FIVE
nave made Use OF remedies
vc years ago put myself under the celebrated
NJ DAWSON of Albany remaining weeks being in
went nasinueh rs had him part of nose
but returned without From months
have used various advertised medicines
w'hout avail year
were n'ey gone which almost prevented
Tic d was necessary for Sstenancc About
taking invaluable sasapara which has had the
eject 10 restore my appetite has
which now healing fast aud than
has been in several years and has
OF roongng my life until and w confidently under
Gods blessing restore entirely For the benefit OF
Others wish YOU to make this public and would
any afflicted IN similar call
ing to other instances where highly successful Iwoud
also mention that have been subject which
ms entirely LETT me Yours, with esteem.
DAVID WHITEHEAD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-22
IICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines 10 charlottesville. Staunton, Lyuchburg
md the virginia Springs.


NIGHT TR4VELLLvC5 .9JOTDED-.7ND GREfTLr ~
CREASED EXPEDITION
THE Public are hereby informed. that on and
Il amer the LIST July the Fare between Richmond and
oevic VIII be s. so only: Fare Saunon So Fare
burg 50 From Junction ST so From Junction
oiesyile 81 so.
Passengers leaving Richmond 10y Railroad 81
A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast. and thence
proceed together with passengers arriving the June
49,, ton from the North the Louisa Railroad 10 Cor
SSS7 louisville and thence by Charlottesville reach
Charlottesville by 4. NJ and Cookies Is miles
West by night Leave Cookies by daylight
the Blue Ridge sunrise and Stlunon by 10 A. NJ
The Guyaroie line leaves 4 NJ Clover
Dale by night and leaving there daylight reaches
the Warm Springs TO breakfast, and Caaan dinner and
ing the White Sulphur at r. " Lewburg by r. NJ
the III day - hours than the by Lynchb9g The
whole expense less and P the week
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays will be furnished
n A. NJ reaches Lexington morning
daylight and the Natural Bridge breakfast
until after dinner Springs
night leave neat morning amer breakfast reach Calrtans din
and the White Sulphur Springs by T. NJ
TRAVEL ENTIRELY.
The roads splendid in the and fall and and
coaches a. fine heretofore
These Lines the Main Mail Routes and Passengers pre-
ference over all others arg PoiEi.