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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, sss,
In Probate Court, January 30ih, 1916.
To the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Marlboro.
MATILDA MORLEY, Administrators upon
IvA the estate Of MOSES MORLEY, late Of
Nottingham, in said district, represents that the
debts of said deceased amount to S6l629
That the costs Of settling said estate win
be about 5000
$666, 90
That The whole Of the personal estate has been as
signed for the support Of the children under seven
years old, and TO the Widow; wherefore she prays
Tor license TO sell mnch of the real estate Of said
deceased as will raise the aforesaid sum and costs
OF sale MATILDA MORLEY admir-
January 30, 1876.
Whereupon, it is ordered..that said Admnsira-
trx notify all persons interested that this Court will
decide upon said application at a session thereof 20
be holden at Wilmington in said district, on t95
last Thursday Of February next by publishing a
copy of the record IF said petition with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont:
Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro in sad district, pre-
vious to said time of hearing.
true copy oil Record,
"a Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
PAINTING! PAINTING :.

"OUSEI and Shop Painting, Papering,
Il IL Glazing, and withdrawing done by the
subscriber as usual. Also,-Paints mixed 10
order.
Boiled Oil, Japan, and Putty,
kept on hand and for sale at reasonable prices.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10
the people Of this vicinity for the liberal pa
tronage bestowed on him in times past, and
hopes by steady attention TO his business
still 10 merit the same.
Those wishing their work done by the job,
and stock found, will do well by calling on the
subscriber before going elsewhere.
~ All work trusted to my care will be
done faithfully and promptly. All paints found
by me will be the best the'market affords.
o5- Shop / door South Of Greek Bridge.
A. CAPEN.
Brattleboro, Feb. 5, 1S45. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
TUR TRIMMED GAPS.

A SMALL lot for sale very cheap for cash
N by A. e. DWiNELL.
Feb. A, ls45. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

Those wishing to take lessons in Music, will find
no better advantages than will be here presented.
Board may be obtained in the Boarding. Houses
which will now convene so or 60 Scholars, or in
good private families tor 81 ,25 per week-Room
rent and washing included. Also Rooms will be
rented, fitted with good stoves, to those wishing TO
board themselves.
For the Trustees, BENJAMIN PAGE.
Swnnzey, ~ H., Jan. 2sth, 1910. Jw23
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
FLOUR.

II. WHEELER, has just received and offers
-. for sale, Superfne Flour delivered TO any
family in this village) at cost in New York, with
the addition of 81 l-2 CTS. for freight, storage,
profits, &c &c.
N. B. nimble ninepence is better than slow
quarter. January %, l545s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

BUrroNs AND STEEL PEss.-The brothers Hay
deD of Haydenville near Northampton, manufac-
ture 1000 gross OF buttons and 100 gross Of steel
pens per day, and employ 275 hands.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

The Greenfield Gazette says the rail road from
Northampton TO Greenfield will cost about $4,000
per mile The Northampton Gazette says il will
not cost less than 100000 per mile. The lawyers
would cali this "variance."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

Sap Buckets and BOtSers,
NOR sale cheap for Cash, Grain, or Jackson
IL Potatoes.
J. H. & w. H. EsTERBRooK.
Feb. 6, lS45. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

Boston .ManJfesnee.-The Hon. Abbott Lawrence
has given the sum of twenty thousand dollars to
the Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Associa-
ton, to aid in the erection of hall which shall do
credit TO that institution; and towards the estab-
shment ola free school therein, for the education
of mechanic apprentices in those branches Of learn
ing which may be most beneficial TO their several
pursuits. -yhercaatie Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

MExIco.,-The last news from this disturbed
country is not very authentic. The report is thai
battle had taken place between Santa Anna on
The one side, and Bravo and Parades on the other,
which resulted in the complete defeat and capture
of Santa Anna. 1t needs confirmation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

In the rage for Railroads in this State, there
seems to be much Strife and opposition in relation
to many of the petitions before our Legislature.
RESPONSIVENESS against the petition for charter
for a railroad from the Fitchburg Road to Kcene,
have been numeTously presented the past week
NORTHAMPTON Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07
MOUNT CESAR
SEMINARY,
& Swanzey Academy.

TIME SPRING TERM of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, the 9th day Of
March next, to continue eleven weeks The In
sltution will be under the superiniendance OF
Messrs ii. A. Pratt, and r. X. Kendall, Jr, as
sociate Principals. The French Department, will
be conducted by Miss Augusta Field, formerly
teacher in one OF the Public Schools in Boston,
Ledy Of an accomplished Education, and who sus-
tains high reputation as a teacher,-Aso, Miss
Maria Field, OF the same place. d natural, and fin
ished Musician, and experienced Teacher, is EN-
ployed as Inslructress in Music. MIR J. w. Knight,
Teacher of Penmanship. The reputation sustained
by The Principals, as thorough Scholars, and their
former standing, Teachers also their Assistants
render the Trustees confident that the Institution
will be in able, and efficient hands.
There is a new, aud well selected apparatus con-
nected with the Institution, sufficiently extensive
to illustrate the important principles of Philosophy
Chemistry, and Astronomy-Also, Electricity, and
Gniyanism in connection with which, Lectures
will be delivered before the School. destruction
will be given in Practical Surveying, Measurement
Of Heigkts and Distances, &c. The Classical Depart.
ment, will receive prominent share Of attention,
and every taeiihy will be offered 10 young men,
fitting for College TO secure thorough preparatory
course. In fine exeriions will be spared by the
Teachers, to secure to the students, thorough and
rapid progress in the various branches pursued ai-
ing at all times, at ample development, and cor
rect discipline Of the intellectual powers, by hich
aiOne, The acquisition If knowledge is rendered Of
practical utility. Retired from the hustle and din
OF .he business world-disant from all that would
lead the youthful mind astray from the diligent
pursuit of knowledge or the path of virtue--here,
the student may give himself up wholly, to the
spirit Of Improvement, and prepare for future use
iulness-and it is confidently hoped, that the public
will continue TO extend that liberal share of patron
age to this Institution, which il has thus far re-
ctlved.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-07

CLoTHxNG--cHHAP.

A SMALL lot OF Frock, Sack and Over
IN Goats, Pants and Wooden Vests, for sale
cheap by A. f. DWlNELL.
BrattIeboro, Feb. 4, 1S45. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
Dr. s~ayneS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

guyUr rrc, re- CoughA Splitting 81
B,osehis Deuly OF BREATHING Asthma Pain "a ,he
aud Breast whcopins Cough Group and al DISEASES inc
LAYER aud Lungs. Rrokra Consituion. Ae
and genuine prcparahon on
public favof ~ u una
ed all Diseases of the Lungs
o medicine practice. and ronse %
transporting. OF the nan'c OF 'hs
OF Wild Cherry" -Ralam Of Will Cherry and County
sprung view anct "Dr s~ayne
Compound Syrup Will had reputation IN the
~b-ans art" be forgotten by eh@rrs ne
Therefore, public should be h<ir guard and purchase
original which daily performing sneh
Pulmonary eonplains amer all other RENE
had failed and the patients given hopce- Thousands
eercaes might be published which would assonh errd"y
u sdeemed below publish lew cf the
persons who have been cured by this ~oada
dy"
of Compound Syrup Of Wild Chevy,
curing Valentine Chapman Of OF the aggravated
which placed record amer
other remedy had al and his physician had given him ny
ineu'able.
lewis rhaislphia, bleeding of
Iuas of five standing Her splitting 81 blood
attended with hacking cough the side breast and back
which finally brought confirmed consumption entirely cured
of Dr. Swaynes Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry
Jackson u formerly OF the first Presbyterian Church.
New York sss. the efficacy Of Dr. Saynes Compound Syrup
wonderful effect than hupd-d
children Obstinate complaint
whes1ing choking OF phegui. a-ihmatie attacks &c.
Oshoum Washington, Pa. cured or umpton
b-sns Lungs atc by several eminent ply
and heyins used most OF the patent medicines
This medicine all gives immediate relief and safe
pleasant and -deiua medy and worthy trial nom the most
skrpueAL
Prepared removed To the
Northwest Of Eighth and Race streets Philadelphia
40 Agents OF
VIA Cherry be obtained PEHTON JOHNSTON Druggist
MS Main street. and w. H. DoRNIN. $50 Broad
September ~. letS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
FINE FAMILY GHoCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON.

VIE subscriber. having opencd Grocery iIa Main
Street lust below the Exchange BANK. door -boy.
Mr. boo,h upholstsrer and P.perhanser respectfully the
patronage OF the citizens Of Richmond vicinity Ne in
na. heepns constantly hand choice very
hne ARTICLES IN his and for cas-.
NJ c lowest prices has doubt m
part Of the following articles; -
Wines, OF different varieties
doz jugs OF sehedam Gin
Teas, OF best quality
Lssuirs lava and Manila Coffee
Woolsey Woolsy best puvrrrei eru.h~d s,r.,
Porto Rico and N. q. Sugar
sardnes whole and half bores Anehsvi.s
Picked LoLsters; Pickles assorted
London Mushroom Catsups
Walnut and Tomato do.
Olives French: Capen
Preserved Ginger which an sell very low
Maearon; Vermiesni: Olive Oil; Starch
Imported Bologna sausages
Baltimore dried Beef Hama; Salt
Together with great variety Of other articles uun<ou, M
mention. For at a. w ptcxaOSs
lu30 re 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE stats OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
or THE SYSTEM. VIZ;

ronh VT .w ". yiy
OF THE SYSTEM. NMi
esr.saA ef Kings W.. ssenm "isa "e. ia' ~, ~
Hyr Ess wom - r,,s !. ,,,a rn.,s.r.s, nd r.ia Of
- -. 49,, .,. 49,, - .,,... s...,,,,. a .,
.ns '"'e'. s.sson u<ss. y ph.e I - =,
$500 a. -. ~ 49,, "s "o. , ~ IN iJ6, =
A. Cs,,.,s In n. rs,,~.S nv mi. rr,
pssssio.- -
psssssshavas tA~r inquire blood ssd
aaias sssssa wu b .psv ssd edetuAIy by this
moving t- eass N dsssss ~ and
passing through The ses<ai svses. Where
nen,ary easa hence The >i,sss h feel ssd
operation Of the ssr.aparllh no9 iis curative powers
invaaabh medicine. wn be read with Interest By
dieisd;
BALuNoRE, June 10, iett.
hs-srs. sAsps-Geasr Most ehseruny DO add
Gus Of your life pr-.crvsuv. ~.. a.
taeksd the 1893 with seoaloas affection
Up and CONTINUING hold o. my nos- and naas
destroyed which caused nov of
also affected diseharse unpleasant and
my that would
TO pu them with Lrh, sk-.ush were my feeling.
fenss At thu. time that perfectly miserable con
suited the h Physicians IN the city but with hue benefit Every
Thing heard Of was tired but NIL proved Of no service aud
last resort was change OF arr eu % hae oheI re
nsus ua IN, no t s 'ns eon n s.sAy 70
sn my un" ooey -. nu' 'nsnss 70 nuA"y' my
49, s1 ~ . ~ ~ -. ps' NJ, s " p.o
~ -, ''o y ,, s ~ .a y % @ ~ nes' @
NJ a., - - -. 80 ~, 1 ., ~" 1870 1870 a- wa,
~ am 49, 49,, - ,, a -, " 49,. , "s". nu
''. 49,. ''e" a n, , o,. ,, 'a n. M w
nny o". r, 60, -, y, In ,, ' an n " my
',''.e y" ~. -. ~ =. wa a wv p-a'ue '" 'o"
""'>~'> ~" 's - ~ N nc, ,,,,,,,.x
1850, ,,'.- ", wv .
appeasa eeos e the aDo'. named panei heCon
an' anu VI e eon'aneu 20 ,ne ,oesvns sia'e
menI JOHN ciocp,
The following Interesting oase must commend itself to the
ia' attention OF al similarly amefd
SANDS'S CELEBkATED SARSAPARlLLA.
speak eSperimenany ~hsn that this Medicine
chronic any
preparation have tested Having endured
ing five yean from repeated
namm.to rheumatism. have recently used Sands sa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
TO THE PUBLIC,

HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
TO 5000 cheap for cash. general
aricles
" retail
White Lead hard beat In kegs from 25 lbs so lbs
The above ARTICLES seiecoH. and
ounri gentlemen would do well call and
gods and Judge for themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street,
Neaf door In The Eaeh u.nL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
g. N!{sfksk72S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Pills eoataninG earsapaa
yer he st introduced By that
n BEWARE oP SPURIOUS PILLS prepared BY osher eans<
Purifying Pi" -sarspanna Pm" se. Which
psnsd ths public The sgatsas Of -Dr
L-dyt only genuine sapsparlh BLOOD r" Tshs
oshss than Dr an the virtues tk.t
Ps wkehcs paruatvs ssosrai psrn of hs
ood ana nsts of The body rcsanf non oeeupaos,
usual course Of living sr be s@psoy
male. '...n' : 7
In addition to than ave eerscaes having
hers,oos pabhed their increasing denasd ssre.s
proof In hsir favor. sod by
,. u. kUsrAcE q SON,
my lo-u No. we.a Main atert
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
FALL sUPPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS.

VUNHE subscribers have received by the last
Il packets from New York and well selected
n staple and Fancy Goods very
with money prepared
at the lowest market rate, for CASH city aeeepsnees
Ertra sup-r fancy d Cashmere
super Ribbed Buekskn d Tweeds Cashmere
Pine medium and low prieed saiinets. all ceora
Kentucky Jeans. Tennessee Plains, KsrseYs and Plains
Paid cloak Lining- ara ght Tweeds for boys
supr. bik, fan " eord. plaid and striped Alpaca
Do Bombazne, ORLEANS Cloths and Gala ~ ids
White red green and yellow flannei. Canton do.
swansiown. Merlno yalenta worsted vestinss
Plain black and hg'd silk Velvet and Satin vr-tings
English, Prcbeh and American Caieoes. all qualities
Furniture Carcoes and Dimy ami Habit q,
super Cashmere de ECosz Nyust Jan dc Lanes &v.
Plain. plaid srpsd, nk'd and dotted Mushns
ladies Alpaca, Msrno. Cashmere aud l.. Wei IIo..
White and black Six Hose and half Hose. Raw Silk do
While aud unbeaehed mixed black and lead
Germantown Hosr. for boys girls and wear
Ihbet Cashmere, Nefin1 and Tartan Shawl.
Fancy Hdkfs AID French worked Colars
Pain Hemstcbed and Revere Bordered l. e Hdkfs
Thread aud le laces Edgngs aud Inssuings. Bobbns
s~iss and Cambria Eigngs and Insertings, cheap
Polka Pat, FRd and Dotted Nett blk a nd white
spitllheh Bani'hna and Pongee Hdkf,
IRISH Linens, Table Coth', Damask n Diaper
Haekabaes, RuSsil and Birdsye Diaper and Crash
Fancy cortland blk SILK Mi'ts, Polka d.
Beaver Md. Lisle and Thibet Gloves, for ladies'
bonnct hat cap, neck and velvet Ribands
Grass Cloth Victoria, narseiIes and Corded skins
Blk LuieFTng, and rich fancy cord Silks, very cheap
New style and Earlson Gnghams, blk and white do.
Gimp- Cords and Tasses, Gimp and Victoria Corrs
Super Whitney, Rose, Naekenaw and Dufhn Blankets
Pine ana superfns Carpeting, Rugs and Maus
Pain and Plaid 1dnseys all pnces
WHha complete assortment Of beaehsd brown Domes
ties. Cotton OSnaburss &C. &c.
Al AZ which may very Iawest rates at No QT
roadstrsetsboek Hill
se5 VALENTINE BRREDFN A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

NoNoOHi ~ -o ~ W. Dho' ~.
VUNHOMsONs COMPOUND sfRuP OF TAX AND WOOD
NAPHTHA the most certain aud powerful remedy ever dis
covered Tor Pulmonary Consumption bones splitting OF Blood
Asthma AMI all disc asses Of the respiratory organs
The readers attention requested TO the following astonishing
cure OF a lady well known in tins community
PHILADELPHIA, March y, 1874
Mr. 8. Thomson:
Dear sir-AnhouRh unsolicited by you consider duty
my suffering following
which for hoI you will make public for rarely
ever has 50 astonishing care been effected in Pulmonary
suInp,,on when The pau.ut WAS near the rraye.
-Four years ago had violent ATTACK Of bilious fever which len
my general heah in condition great
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
e:2E44{:EE
wllEEyf3IY Ia

lAif ms edeu o i. sseos.sss spps-
~ Nunsress sssssshsy Asrivs1
ne using soui~ q Aa thes Of ssy
accounted d. Lsy srssess
oths and saessie sssesh
$3.50
cid Al tbs >@s price, Lee ~ pssse
boast. bot the reai net. t.naf tarf ....t
D Lsdy win hes and hls psspsrses
h the eeseooa So ~ essscaiss
and occasionally In thls Dr Lsidys saparn.
diseases Of the liver shn and
and soy rhss.atis isep-sa
roai seofsla. ey.psaA msresA asd syphle sGsesss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
DRUEN Il CO. Manufacturers OF MallcablC

z
- foot OF Market
Newark n J. sud Harness Carriage stove
and Machinery, Taors Scas Cuu.rs Knives and MI d-~er
rail- rnad Cars aud
Malcahc manufactured
Europe Harness and Sadic
Manufacturer Isriwav Merchants Ruikie sul all
South AMI South west to make
be able purchase with
price the Northern cities
Newark. y J. sept IS lsss. om
e. ASTON, whoesale Hat Manufacturer No. - Liberty
N n. 1.-The subscriber directs
Southern Southwestern Merchants ms celebrated establish
whc.e he with unrivaled Nuira
Plain Cashmere and Hats. OF all kinds Alto
ehiocns Fancy and Hats OF all description
buy OF hun al his fae;o
~ should they call upon him.
Newark. n. J. Sept Is, lsIS. ON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
NATIONAL HOTEL.

No. , COUhTI4SD STREET " y
TINE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
Il that prepared accommodate their who IA
them with call tie National Hotel This House being hut
recently furnished and Furniture through
viii be founi comfortable place Of souTn TO the traveller
New Soik CITY, either pleasure Nohag
shall be m undone render the Of the Nation
comfortable Our House but few doors
Broadway those who M md sufficiently
Of much OF the ami hustle OF the
thoroughfare. CHAS. WNCkoFF Co.
york
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
SHIT HIS
SELF.ACTlNG MULES,

HANiNG been satisfactorily tried in Europe
II IL and county ase offered BY Naueawan
Company MaBufa ami mode
| OF spinning
Licenses building Mules
hlueawsn Company the Locke aud Canal Company Lowell
and AmOske1g Co M1nchecr H. aud Will te rrani,it
respectable sbDys, application the AEeEt
WIN d. LEONARD. Maueawan,
Duchrs County, New Work.
follow hg I,ers information they
spsEAswoA4u Sept. ID, lsi3.
Dear sirYou 0f ut duly rsetsed, BAD would
reply that Pals Manufacturing Company ha,s
mad" 81 Sbary. Roberts Cos Ma.on- and Smiths S,f
Acting Mules The opEatsd by about thr,
usoak April Nay aud June the others have been
operation ysar T'y al the mil driven
syeeI. s1d NJ No p GihE
The carefully weighed and banner u ssens pro
d0esd per spindle ofeaeb The
aEd zhsd
csntag- 81 % yarn. The for
hrs. months n1nsd, a follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
Ferrupinou Chocolaie.


VoR the OF Chpo4' Nervous Affections Of the stomach
LeueorrhV, cby and Disease Of Chudrsn Approved by
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris and authorized by the French
Government
Many all its forms and
endea grateful possible digestive
the deay Gusts for nf all the combinations
the happes putaby hAt Of the fergnous Che
cose.
The will great benefit from the OF
Feruginous Chocolate, are
lst, Women Of pad complexion, who complain Of difficult
breathing especially ascending staircase OF papaon OF
hear, Of the head whose stomach dKets badly and
whose appetite destroyed sometimes perverted who often
experience feeling of GOODNESS IN the lower eIumies and
general derangemehto Of the whole system
3D. Mcn who pale and delicate constitution whose
Eeson isd u and who exhausted by aud
will find amer for short tins the Ferrsnous Cbocoa
material Improvement In their state.
3D. Weak children, and especially those who rokeiy will
quirs strength aud their viii fail dsyeOpe
self
BUTT principally young girls budding into womanhood
whose hea be ngung that the Perugnous Chocolate
viii be useful brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding
regularity In all the functions Of the and word
6ourshing Of health superyening prove only
utility o. but the indispensable necessity for Of Ferru
gnous Chocolate.
fresh supply Of this valuable preparation just
sale by r. JOHNSTON
Ju ~ Druggist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
HAls-RoAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
THIS route Ia the Virginia Springs aud West
staff. pos-ssr. far suasns any fot-


YUNHlS route Ia the Virginia Springs aud West
II -rn Stairs possses nor
point Of style. comfort and economy
lesv. Richmond daily at oy Nail soad 70 tne 'uneuoh
proceed nom the North the
Louisa Road Gord"o.,e $50 fne'l dinner thence by
breakfast at coeke dine at sisunton and ar
ns sT S,n"s ss. at the ws,% spsns pas the o at TO-
the White Sulphur G63 n'I~
ahead OF III, canal Route spending nights
Hotels instead OF Three BY the and two Of
them in boats arriving in i,nesSa,s sst %da.s
Blue sulphur H. and arrive at Locust
day hight To Char-ou
mesl Ps day TO Gayando'te $50
the Ono nve ~hee Is naVEaee ~ AL seasons anu
the navigation ~i be very df
enrry suspended above that point during summer.
the eeain and one TO the Western
from Gordon.vIie Charleston tsso miles
travelling facilities that other
heretofore woah Justify; and
coaches and organization Throughout have
usssrEope Improvement prepared all who
and have selection OF rusty skfal and accommodating
drivers whose united aim to remove al former prejudice TO their
E,tra. will furnished pleasure OF
fssenge seesrr their seats through at hehmond where
other information be oetaned by application Al the Rail
Road Office.
Fan.b following their daily
NHura Bridge line leaves saunon Tuesdays Thurs
days Saturdays NJ reaches Lexington NJ leaves
ne 1t morning Bridge, allowing
Fneae dinner where for the Springs
uu light dine at The Sweet Springs and
White sulphur Passengers for the
south IVES, Proee'drOm Fneast through Salem and
Hopkins line Bounvie, Tennes
passengers have preference
all Others point.
The line to Orange and Cuipper Con ,ue and Fauquer
Springs Godonvie Thursdays and Saturday,
CupePer Court hou--
by Beckham Springs 10 breakfast
The Charlottesville Mondays Wednes
DAYS and Fridays NJ, Lynchburg night
FARE.
Richmond to Charlottesville.
Do. to Lynehburg.. ...-..................... 90
Do To siaunton.' .''.....'....'o oo
Do To Nayneshorough 3O
Junction To Charlottesville W
DO 10 Staunton. W
Richmond White Sulphur le 90
Do to Guyantntc .....................s l 90
The White sulphur Of the have
reduced and improve every
THE ROAD
From Godonsve Charlottesville has been improved
the whole distance om thence splendid graded
,umpkepase Monticello and the University OF Virginia the
vicinity wsye- Cave by the principal Springs the Hawks
Nest New River Chs, Kanawh. sah woks-be
sides the whole route varying and interesting
every glance. THOMAS SHARP,
eel Agsnt for Tansportion.
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