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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-01
n. GUGGENHEIMEf
/. UNTERMlER.
Granite Buildings, CabeIl House-ap 2l-ts.
TyR Il 5 II AssHEV OF NEW

IL GOODS.-Thc subscribers have just re
ceived by express, lot of splendid Dress Goods,
consisting in part Of the following styles:
Mandarinc Grapes, Satin Brocades. Dotted Mus
lin. &C., Sc; Silk Buttons. Quilted Ribbon Trim
ming, Ladies Silk Gloves. Silk Hosiery, Embr'd.
Sleeves, French Worked Collars. Under Capes.
Black and White Flounce and Alarcclinc. Linen
Buttons.
ALSO, will open, in few days, valcnciennes,
Laccs Lace Collars. Military Braid. Striped Swiss
Muslins together with the largest stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in market all Of
which entirely NEW AND FRESH. and will
be offered extremely LOW Call and examine.
Country Merchants particularly invited to give
stock examination.
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EDUCATION.--The next Session

LNDUCATION.--T next Session
IL of the Subscribers school will commence ON
Monday the Let of September.
Students are earnestiy requested 10 attend pune
tnally. that day, in order that the Glasses may BE-
promptly annnged. and the evils always resulting
from delay avoided. The course Of instruction en-
braces the usual branches Of an English Edncaton,
and those studies necessary 10 prepare students for
the College or University
A Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus has
been procured for the use of the school.
Terms ns heretofore. WIN. $. REID, Jr
Aug 1876
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~ Goods, Caps, and FdAcy A,9ictes.-The I'M
dcrsigned bcgs inform his friends and the public
that he has returned from the East with fine So
lection of NEW GOODS in his Inc, by which he is
enabled to offer of the best assortmcnts of goods
in his line shown in Lynchburg at unprcceden-
ted low prices, and respectfully solicts call of all
in want Of good and cheap Clothing.
nj. ROSENBACH
A.,
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AUCTION SALES or LAND &C.
VRUsTEE,s SALE or LAND

SALE OF LAND
u By virtue Of u deed Of trust executed to me by
John Garth and Emily II. his wife, bearing date
on The 9Th day Of June, 1870 aud Of record in the
county court Of Bedford, shall IN Wednesday tho
ivth day q scptembcF 1851, before the front door
= ncu'urd courthouse. expose to sale BY wnv Of
pubic auction, TRiCT or LAND -
s'lua.ea IN the county Of Bedford, on the wa -
'srs o. "nchers creek, known by the name of
Ayfes tract, and containing 3ii Acres and one
,wents.n OF an acre, or less; it being the snme
,ana "n,en was conveyed to the said John Garth ~
Edmund ratc and Sarah his wife. by decd bearing
date on tho alst day Of June, 1895. and recorded
in Bedford county court
Terms Of Saic.-Thc land will be sold on esrd.
il Of one and two years, equal ia.,al,p.r,s he MI;
chascr giving bonds with good personal sr..r;,, r..
the payment Of the puryhrsg mcncy, and :. ! f.vs
ther security therefor The t.t 10 ihe lana I'm ~
retained until the purchase money Il paid, and IN
land liable tt bt fr-sold in default IL payment N
tho purchase money, or any part thereof.
Acting trustee, win opl. convey such ,iic A
is vested in by the deed of trust aforesaid ,,
the purchaser, though have no reason to doubt
the validity ofthis title
CiIISWELL DABNEYt
Jnly 2S-wtl0S Trustee.
R.I an 4
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FEMALE SCHOOL.--Iiavinr .

A FEMALE Having oh
L n tanned the services Of highly accomplished
young Lady IA Preceptress in family, desire
to obtain rs boardcrs and pupils four or FIVE young
ladies. The session will commence the Isl Sep
tember and end the Ist Of July next.
TERMS.-For Board, including al personal nc
commodation. and Tuition in English, Ninety Dol
lars; French, Ten Dollars Driving and Painting
Ten Dollars, and instruction on the Piano with use
of Instrument, Thirty Dollars. No deduction
made for lost time. except in cnsc Of illness. As
the number ofpupis will be limited, the earlier ap-
plcations made, the more certainty Of success.
Address me- post pnid, 70 Piedmont Post Office,
Nelson county, Va.
Aug 1f-ts WIN MASSIE.
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"THEAT.--THE Term or Icnso o. ~,
w L4NGHORNE MILLS having exr;rr,J
the fst inst. they viii now be worked ~ thy
proprietor. Hc deems il unnecessary 10 ~ mors
than that he win be constantly in market foe tpkos
a,,d Corn. He also wishes To purchases ao0, 900
iStarcs and Heading.
July 25-fs II s. LANGkloREE.
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nook.

Ma,hrmafics--Stniih and Dukes Arithmetic,
Davies Bourbon, Lcgcndrc's Geometry and Trgo-
nome,ry, Davies Surveying, Davies Descriptive Gc-
omciry, Smiths Analytical Geometry, and Young 5
Calculus.
Latm.-Zumpt's Latin Grammar, krebs Guide
or Arnolds Prose Composition, Caesar, Snllust
Virgil, Cecro's Orations and his EpstoIr ad Diver
sos, Horace, Juycnal, Terence, Annals ofTneitus.
Lipdcll and SCOTS Greek English Lexicon, Ar
nold's History of Rome, aud the Maps Of ancient
Italy published by the Society for the diffusion of
knowledge.
Greek.-kuhnor's Elementary Greek Grammar,
henophon's Anubasis, HcFudotus. Thucydidcs De-
mosthencs, Euripidcs, and Sophocles.
Frcach.-Oendoh's Grammar Charles XII
Moliere, Racine, and tho Fables of La Fontanc. -
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Nav 5-ts COLHOUN & HOLT.
DEMOVAL,-TH SUBSCRIBER ,,le

ID EMOVAL.-THES SUBSCRIBER takes
II this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
to his old friends and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him.
and also ii info, ming them that he has removed
from his did stand to the house recently occupied
by s. Gnggenheimer & Co. and directly opposite
TO the Cabeli House, whore he will always keep on
hand large and well selected stock Of Gyoceries
Dones cs, Liquors &c, which win be sold low for
cash or in exchange for Country Produce.
Aur lI-3m JAMES kINNIER-
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE, LIBERTY, Va
The second Session of this Institution viii com
menee on the 9Th of September, 1851, and close on
the 18th Of July following.
The course Of study, together with the ordinary
English branches. win comprise the Latin, Greek
and French Languages, Mathematics, Natural Phi
losophy and Chcmistry.
These subjects will be taught upon an extended
scale. and sufficiently thorough to prepare young
for the higher classes in tho University of vir-
ginia.
Instruction will be given partly by lectures and
partly by rigid examination on the textbooks. In
the Languages the more advanced students will be
required to furnish written exercises which will
consist in the conversion of Latin and Greek into
English, and English into Latin and Greek
English composition will receive carly and CON
slant attention.
MIR. James Allen. a graduate from the Va Mill
tary Institute, and young gentleman OF high moral
and intellectual worth, will have tho entire control
of the departments of Mathematics and French,and
will also assist in the discipline OF the School II
Liberty is situated in beautiful and healthy see
ton of country, and contains remarkably moral
and intelligent population. Young men educated
there will be exposed to comparatively few ,empta-
tons. and will possess in eminent degree many
social literary and religious advantages.
A Boardng-house, for the accommodation OF
young gentlemen from distance, will be opened
at the lnststutc under the superintendent of Mrs
Wiiten, who. from long experience, is admirably
fitted for the business.
1t being the design Of tho subscriber to make
teaching permanent, profession, he pledges his
best efforts. in cooperation with Mr. Allen. 10 Is.
tablish and maintain such II School as shall com
mend itsclfio the patronage of the citizens of iii.
cry and the public generally.
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!, = " 77N'17' '7--T'fi77 Y y T'71Tt y
Boats. must go the risk ofthe owncrs or We will
not forward them.
BOYD, EDMUND g. DAVENPORT.
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777-'7--7'7''-'''' = = : , > :
SCHOOLS.
INsTITUTE. 1.,p-

u ER7.Y, Fd.--Tbo BonFd q Trustees Of
Piedmont Institute have engaged the services of
WILLIAM @. CLArron and JANIS ALtxS, Esqrs.,
to take charge Of the above Institution for the cnsu-
ingten months,na can confidently recommend them
to the public, as ID every why qualified and worthy
Of their Electromagnetic particulars, see their nd
vertiscmcnt. JAS. Il. JOHNSON.
Sec'ry Of the Bnnrd
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10 DDLs. EXTRA FINE TAN.
lNkNkWS OIL for sale lsw.
July So J.B NowLIN
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F,EVTON,s SHIRT

i n the City. The capital and force engaged ena-
bles me ct all times to offer Country Merchants
and Dealers in Shirts, Coliars, Linen and Cotton
Drdrers great induccments-more than usual ef
forts having been uadc render the assortment of
these articles full and complete.
The Stool, on hand is large and well assorted for
MEN and BoYs.
Eg' All Orders from the country attended to
with punctuality and dispatch.
Remember tie Name, anil No. I79 Mo,kf Street.
NV l2-wiv 4. W. BETTON.
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LoNs AND ROTTEN MANUREs.--Werc
we not guided by experience, perhaps we
should be led to imagine there would no,
only be saving Of the ammonical salts,
phosphates. etc., by applying manure fresh
Is ske suai. but that all soil would be
equally benefited by being thus treated
Not %. The chemical aciionof the ma
nure. win bseenally efiicacious on light and
heavy soil, but this is more than counterfeit
ed BY injurious mechanical action. While
unssrncnted dung will pr ,ve beneficial to
el.ys, half rotten dung will be cfiicacious
70 soils Of medium texture, and rotten
dung 70 our light ones. Decomposed farm
yerd manure Is nobet,er adapted for every
cod than one man is adapted lor every pro-
Ss.sion.-Asvsexitsral Gazefis.
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THRUST SALE Of VnIumblc sRca,

Jnly oS-wti0S Truste,.
~ Bedford Sentinel copy till day of snlc.-
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g. yALUABLETAyERNP PROP

asIitss- jII,.sSEis NOTICE.--lha have for sale three
----------=2 new Freight Boats, made of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
to purchase, can he furnished upon very accomrno-
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber Elk
| Creek Mills, Amherst county. Va
| July lots ALEXANDER MUNDY.
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POSTpONEMCNT.,
YTALUAELE LAND ron SALE

The above Sale is Postponed until the 9Th day q,
September 1851. GEO. u. DAVIS.
Ans lStl-wt6s q. I. WILLS,
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Thinning Fruit.

The New England Farmer observes in
relation to thinning fruit
''Onc pcach-growcr informed us that he
had taken of two-thirds of his peaches and
as they increased in size and appeared too
thick on the trees he was sorry he had not
taken off onc-half Of the other third. One
man complained to his neighbor that GER
tain variety ofpcach that his friend had ad
vised him to cultivate was poor bearer.
"Stop your complaint" was the reply.
"until you sell your fruit" He raised
on one tree three dozcnof peaches and sold
them at two dollars pcrdozen and was sat
isfcd.
This, 1t is true, was an extreme case, but
the evils Of overwhelming, contrasted with
the benefits ofthinning can only be under
stood by actual trial. The cultiva,or may
be aware that, by reducing the number
one hundred specimens may FIJI his basket
where two hundred were required from an
overloaded tree. but until he actually tastes
and compares the two products he cannot
appreciate the incomparably superior quail
ity Of the former.
XNouy dtC uCtCttcu NUN tuitiHihS, euSH
fruit by the slow and tedious nature of the
operation; but very expeditions way,
more particularly applicable to the peach,
is to shorten in the shoot-cutting off one
half or two-thirds of all Of one seasons
growth. Where trees have been neglected
for several years and are beginning to ex
tend their branches into long bare arms,
the shortening back shouldextcnd to larger
portions Of the branch until the tree is
brought into compact shape. We have
on former occasions, more particularly
pointed out the nature of this mode oft treat
ment but we wish now to urge the ncces-
sity ofthis timely performance. The earlier
in winter it is attended to; the less will be
the liability Of its own omission. We
have found it to succeed quite as well even
ifperformcd by mid autumnand when left
ill spring.
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DLASTER-Always on hand for sale, either
Il ground or in harp.
July 2l-is ii. =. LANGliORNE-
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r AND 4 TIMBER FOR sALE.-.

IL offer for sale TRACT OF LAND CON
tanning near 1000 acres, principally in woods,
portion of which is good Tobacco land. The
Timber consists of pine, oak and poplar, and is
worth more than | ask for the land This land is
about three miles from Misunderstanding the road to
which passes through it, The bridge james
River will soon be completed, which will make the
Canal accessible and sufficiently to haul the
wood. wish also to sell the timber on 1900 acres
about ] 4 miles from the head of the Tye River
pond where Canal Boats may land. This land
is well timbcrcd with fine poplar, white oak and
hickory, and SAW MILL might be located about
the centre of the track on the creek to which all
the lumber might be brought with convenience,
being down hill all the way. wish also sell the
Timber a Tract of Land ofthc same quality "
ing in part on the River, and adjoining the land on
which reside. For the land near IIarlwicksyille
| ask $3.50, (l-3 cash.) | will take for the tim
Der, either specified per tree, or a portion of
the timber as the purchaser may prefer. Address
(post pad) Tyc Rive Warehouse, Nelson County
Aug lS-ts CLIFFORD CABELL.
e. VALUABLE TAVERN PROP
Ell ERTY FOR SALE Ar C4MPBELL
COURT HOLSE.-Thc undersigned DESTROYS of
changing his business, offers for sale privately, his
Tavern House and Lots at Campbell
courthouse, upon accommodating terms The
house is large and commodious and in every re
spcct well adapted To tavern keeping The ont
houses (of which there all that could be dcsr-
cd) are in good condition and convenient. He will
also sell several houses and lots of smaller sizs,
suitable for professional gentlemen and mechanics
and several Tracts of Lind lying in the immediate
vicinity OF the courthouse property, containing 1879
Acres, portion of which is well timbered and wa
tered. Persons disposed 10 purchase, are invited
to call and examine the premises.
July BARNET FINCH.
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NEW CONCERN.--Wm. A. a.

Davis. (formerly occupied BY A. b. Rucker) for the
nurposc of rransactins general GROCERY,
CCUuISSION a. FOPtYARDING BI1SE
NESS
w. .rc no,y rocci,;np our sp,nIv Of GOODS. re-
.on,,v ,,,,b,.ed n, tho Nor,hern markets upon the
~, aJ,n,,,gco,,. forms CONSISTING IN part Of
PIN O md Cuba So Rice
oar, Sncrm. Adnmnntine and
q, Croix and Cubo Sr. TaIlo,y Candle.
,ors ycr,, G,c Br,,vn and Varicratcd
no and Sugar bou.e SCANS
Mnlnsscs Green and Black Teas.
Ria ,nl T,rnvr, coslcc mar, very supcror
N,,irabo A, Flour
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REFERENCES 4:
COTTON Yarns and Ozmaburg,

DEMOVAL.--JOH YOUNGER &
II SMITH, have removed to Bank square, and
taken the large and commodious walnut front buil
ding, recently erected by John II. Tyree immedi-
atey opposite the Cabell House, and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses, where they
would be pleased TO see their old friends and
mers andto the trade generally, they viii offer induce
rnenfs. They win keep constantly hand large
stock Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Liquors, DC,
&c. A call is all they ask.
They viii also trade for all kinds of CouatryPro-
dce and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
warling goods, and to the sale Of produce sent to
them consignment ap lots
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-24

Leave Snow Hill every Wednesday,, Friday, and
Sunday al Aami
Arrive al Eastvills same days by ia night
Leave Eas,vile every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thurs
. Ar,.. al Snow Hill same days by IL night
Leave Snow Hill every Monday, Wednesday. and
Arrive !, Gsorss,own same day. .yapm.
..,o From Mlisboro'. by Gumboro, to Whalsysville,
''~~' Ma, 20 miles and back, once week.
Lave MilIsboro' every Saturday at Sam;
Arrive d Whslsysvie same day by I'm
Lss,s Whssysvlie every Saturday at lpmi
Arrive st Misboro, same day by Jpn.
call Prom MlisSoro', BY Angola, TO Loves 10 miles
ab Irsye MiIlsboro' every Monday at pm
Arrive at Loves same day by pm;
Leave Lswes every Monday at Gam;
Arrive al Millsboro' same day by ~ M
ss,a From Georgetown, by Concord Laurel Salisbury,
-" Nd, Forktown, and Upper Tnppe, to Princess
Ann, ls miles and back, three tines week.
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday, thursday, and
t . Saturday at 81 m, or after arrival oil winning
Arrive !, Princess Ann same daaysby 81 pm;
Leave Princess Ann every Monday, wednesday
and Friday at 4 M
Arrive at Georgetown same days ny pm
9sia From Dagsboro' by Backwater, Halls Store, to
Tunnel's Store, 10 miles and back, once week, :
~ Leave Dagsboro every Thursday alter the ARRIVAL Of
X the northern mail, say at loan;
Arrive at Tunnell's Store same day by 3pni
Leave Tunnes Store every Thursday at 4pmj
Arrive at Dagsboro' same day by III P m.
aatq SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals are invited for supplying the following offices in
for the nett proceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited to sum be named in the proposals IN each case
\ Brandy vine Springs from Newcastle miles and back
Glasgow and Cooche's Bridge from Newark miles and
back, three times week n
( Henry Clay Factory from Wilmington, miles and back
nix times week.
Lsle Creek Landing from Dover, miles and back, six
times week.
Pleasant Hill from Staunlon, miles and back, once
week. 3 sa
Proposals are invited for the following mail messenger
.ryice which will be let the lowest bidder in each
Tia mail to be taken from and delivered into the post ONCE at
the points named such hours may DO fixed upon by the
posmasters
4 Chrs,iana from Railroad Depot, Of mile and back
daily. saa.,,
Marcus Hook from Railroad Depot Of mile and back
daily except Sunday. aSytfL .n.
\ Newark from Railroad Depot, mile and back, daily
from Railroad Depot Of mile and back daily
Wilmington from Railroad Depot, Of mile and back,
txies daily.
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Proposals are invited Tor supplying the following ohcc
in Maryland for the proceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited a to be named in the proposals in each
Accident from Addison, 10 miles and back, week
RelI Noun, from Kingston, miles and back, once
week. 1855.
Bay Hundred from sain, Mchaels, 10 miles and back
twice week
Beaver Creek from Hogers,own, miles and back, onc'
q week.
Brldgevle from Vienna 6 miles and back a week
Butler from Dover, miles and beck, twice week.
|. Black Rock from Hereford, miles and back, once
week
Buena Vista from Blsdensburg, miles and back thre,
times a week.
Gainesville from Baltimore, miles and back, six times
week
Cermont Mills from JarretsviIe, miles and back, onc'
a week
COLLEGE of Saint James from Hsgerstown, miles ant
back, daily.
Chesterve from Georgetown Cross Ronds, miles and
back, three times week. -
Dover from Rei,terown, miles and back three tshes
week,
Double Pipe Creek from MiddIebursh, miles and back
once a week
Damascus from Mount Airy G miles and back, twice a
week.
Dublin, (sse Sandy Hook)
Edersburgh from Mathews Store miles and back, three
times a we.k.
Fason from Jerusalem Mills, miles and back, three
times a week.
Fsrview fro Conocochesgue miles and back, once Q
Fort Washington from Piscssway, 5 miles and back,
three times a week
Good Luck from Badcnsburg, miles and back, twice
Governors Bridg. and Brgh, Seat from Mienvic, 10
miles and back, three times week.
Hars's Lot from Aliens Fresh, miles and back, twice
. week.
Hoock's Store from Hampstead miles and back once
a week
Highland Grow. from Bel Air, miles and back onos q
week.
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Leave Magnolia daily exeep, Sunday a, liam,

Leave Magnolia daily except Sunday al HAM
ntfivs * Fallston same days by Bpm;
leave Fa:on daily excspt Sunday at AM
49, Arrsc al Magnolia days by 10 am.
soos From ManktonM Mills, by Shswsyls 10 Jsnet,syilo
~ miles and back, three times week,
Leave Munk,on Mills every Monday, Wednesday
Arrive At JaIrstisville same days by 4pmi
Leave Jarrst.svills every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive Il Munkion Mil. Same days by Ham.
1904 From Mankton Mile, by Sweet Air, Long Green
Academy, and Taylor, 10 Janet,svile, % miles and
Leave Mnnkton Mills every Tuesday TbuYud.v
and Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Jarrattsvine same days by 7pm;
Leave jarrettsvilc every Tuesday, Thursday and
o0ss arrive :, Munt,ss Mills days by am
$500 From Munks0n Mis by We.ssbury. to Hereford
Leave Munkton Mills every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at l2 M
Arrive 81 Hereford by 2pm
Leave Hereford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
oo.s Arrive q Munktoa Mills same days by SPIN
1886 From Baltimore, by Lauravle Cub Hin Fork Meet
ing House. and Falston, to Bel Air 20 miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive At Bel Air same days by 7pm;
Leave Bel Air every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at Gam; 4.as3 .t,.s
1857 From Bel Air, by Hickory Tavern, Mill Green,
Pylesvile, Byronsville, Pa, and Slate Hill, to
Peach Bottom % miles and back, twice week.
Leave Bel Air every Monday and Thursday al IL |
am; .f H.r s
Arrive at Peach Bottom days by SPIN;
Leave Peach Bottom every Friday al G am;
Arrive at Bel Air day by II m.
1868 From Bel Air, by Highland Grove and Jarresyie
ID aa- 70 Fawn Grove, 81 miles and back, twice week
Leave Bel Air every Monday and Thursday at Ii
..u8 m;
Arrive at Fawn Grove days by 7pm
fe Leave Fawn Grove every Monday and Thursday at
am; t@
Arrive at Bel Air same days by III a m.
1863 From Bel Air, by Churchvlle and Hopewe Cross
Roads, to Rock Run, IL miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Bel Air every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day at 6pm;
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