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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue OF a writ Of alias Vendi Er
poadS issued out oftbe Court OF common
Pleas for Carroll county, and to me di-
rected, will offer for sale at The door Of
the court house in Carrolton, on Satur.
day the 30th DAY Of March next, between
the hours Of 10 O'clock A M and 4 o.
clock P NJ on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate to wit: Lots No, 3t
and 43 in the town of CentreviIe now
CarrolIon, with the improvement there.
on. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT Sheriff
February 20, 1914,
Printers lee 80.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forwarned
IronI Inkng note Of hand gwen by ne
to David West and payable 10 order,
calling for seventeen dollars. as | am
determined not TO pay the SAM unless
compelled to do so by due course OF law,
as The said note was obtained fraudu.
lentIy.
J H. WHlTCRAFT.
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February l6, l844

TIE STATE OF OHIO, q.
CARROLL COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after October Term A. d. lo45
Henry Daniels and \
Margaret Daniels
his wife. In raT'ltloh'
US.
Barbara Long, Ell ais
Frederick Long, Martin Long, Joseph
Long, Andrew Long, Elias Long aud
Mary WorsIel lntermarrled with Joseph
Worstel, al of said Carroll county Ohio.
and John Long of the State OF Tennes
see, and Barbara Long, widow Of George
Long deceased, Of Carroll county, Ohio,
will take notice, that petition was filed
against them on the 9th day oI No
vember A. D. lS43, in the Court oI
Common Pleas of Carroll county and
State Of Ohio, by Henry Daniel and
Margaret Ann Daniel his vile, and Is
now wherein the said Henry
Daniel and Margaret Ann DAME his
wife, demand partition OF the following
real estate IN said county OF Carroll 'C
wit: The Sonth East quarter oi section
twenty three (23) in township sixteen
O6) of range SIX, (6D and The NoIlI
} East quarter of section twenty four "a
in township fifteen (l5J Of range five N5
containing in a II three hundred and TIVE
| " (320) acres more or less, and at tn
. next Term Of said Court, application wi
f he made by the said petitioners for a
: order rha, partition be made OF said pref
ises, &c.
E. R. .ECKLEY, Atty
for Petitioner
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IIE STATE Of OH!O I
(ABROLL COUNTY
COURT Oi COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after October Tenn, lo43.
Thomas Jaures, seD
US. ln Partition.
samuel Smith, et ais
Samuel Smi'h, John Smith, Henry
Smub, jacob Smllh aud Michael Smith,
fine county Of CaroR, Stale OF OHIO,
DIDIel Smith, lsrael Sc aud Catherine
Sell his wife, OF The county Of Iuscaraw.
as, IN the state 81 Ohio, Fmdiay Lapplu
aud Margaret Lappln his wlie Of the
comfy OF Seneca, Ono, John NJ. Stuil
aud Mary SIul his vile, Of SIaIk county
Ono, Samuel BIowu and Charlotte
Brow n his vile, oil jackson county Ohio,
and Samuel Shaefler, Sarah ShaofEer,
FlodIay ebaefer, Mary Eve Shaefer
Mamlda Snsefor and Margaret ShaeiIer,
children Of Eliz beh Shather, deceased
| Gate Elizabeth Smith, and wife Of Jere'
miah Shaeher, minors, and whose place
Of residence is unknown, and Eve Smuh
widow of Michael Smith, decd , oil Car-
roll county, Ohio, will lake notice, that
petition Was filed against them on the
filth day Of January, A. D l844, ia the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Carroll coun
Ity By Thomas James, senior, and is now
pending, wherein tho sold Thomas james
senior, demands partition Of the follow
ing real estate in said county oi Carroll
to wIl:-the South West quarter Of Sec
3 tion tx (6) IN Township fifteen (l5l O
+ Rauge seven 4 containing Que hundred
/ aud Sky acres more Or less. and at the
/ next term Of SAID { ourl, application all
be made BY the said Thomas J mes s, n
9 for an order that partition be made Q
sald premises, &c.
BROWN & GRlSWOLD,
Attorneys lor Petitioner
January l2, 1874 -6w
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who wishes 10 Purchase u
G00D r ARM:

THE NubscnUer desires to sell the
farm on which he formerly resided, lay
ing in Washington township, Carroll
county, Ohio, five miles north oI Car
roIlton, adjoining The lands Of Lew West
fall and John Delord, containing
SEVENTY TWO ACRES.
Sixty acres of which are cleared and
under good fence, about 80 acres oi iaI-
low. and 90 acres Of as good meadow as
can be found in the county. All the
cleared Iaud is in high state OF culIl-
vatlon. Said farm has on il good hew
ed log house and good double barn.
The land is well watered with never
failing springs.
The terms will be made TO suit th'
purchaser. which can be ascertalned by
calling with the subscriber who resides
on The farm formerly owned by Adan
Cook, decd, one mile west Of John Ed
ersole's.
GEORGE EBERSOLE.
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January 26, ls44
Printers 8 lee $50,
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Samuel Miller,
US l. CL..,or,,
CHRISTOPHER O'Ruurke { !" '
d William Sealon,
By virtue Of Decree issued out OF
The court Of common please Of CcrrolI
county, and to the directed, ! will offer
Tor sale at the door ofthe Court house ~
Canollton, on Monday 9ke 4lh day o'
March next, between The holifssNol 80
o'clock A M aud d o'clock P NJ. ol SAID
day, the following deserted tract and
let of land situate 10 the county Ot Car"
lol and State Of Ohio. TO wit: It being
part Of the South East Quarter of Section
nine, 10 Township sixteen, and Range
six, and bounded as follows: Commenc
ing at white oak tree near the centre
of the Section, thence south l2 degrees
80 minutes east twenty chains aud elgh'
leen links TO a post, thence east thirteen
chaius TO hickory on the bank Ut a
miIl race, thence north 4S degrees easl
one chain and seventy four links, thence
north IS degrees east FIVE chains aud
thirty four links. thence north l9 de-
grees 30 minutes west two chains and
fourteen links, thence north SO d"grees
east three chains and "a Inks, thence
81 degrees 80 minutes east two chains
and fifty links, thence north "a degrees
east Two chains and thirty eight hicks,
thence north 50 degrees and 80 minutes
east four chains and twenty links. thence
north 66 degrees two chains and fifty
links thence north 81 degrees east three
chains and seventy three links, thence
south 50 degrees and % minutes wes
thirty three chains and forty one links
along the line Of the Quarter Sertlon tf
the place of beginning containing 423
acres of land, more or less. Taken by
virtue orsad decree and will be sold b!
me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
January 26, 1914.
Printers lee $3.50
ALSO,
Al the same time and place, by virIu
of a writ Of LeUdr' FaciGS issued out {
the court OF common pleas OF Caro-
e county, and to me directed, ! will oflt
e for sale The following described rel
e estate. to wit: Lot No 2, in JeremIa
o Masou's addition to the town Of Pekl
e With the improvements thereon. Take
J.; in execution ano Will be sold by me
!. DAVID WATT, Sheri
e January 26, lS44
n Printers fee 50
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TAX! TAKE

The taxable property holders OF the
Borough of CarroIllon will take notice
that on the 9th November, lS43, the
Council met and levied tax equal TO
three mills on The dollar on all taxable
propertv on Main and Lisbon streets
and one null and hall on all other sis.
and that | will collect the same until the
9th day Of March 1914, al my house on
Lisbon street, and if not paid until that
time. will collect the same according io
tho Act OF Incorporation.
J F. MILLER, Marshall
Of the Borough Of CarroIhon
February 9, lS44.
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January I2, 1874 -6w.
MARBLE YkD,


ENHE SUBSCRIBER would return
his sincere thanks 10 The ciuzens
of Spubenvile and vicinity, lor their
liberal patronage and encouragement--
aud would respectfully inform Ihfnl, and
the public generally, that he has come
10 the coUcu.lon 10 locate himself per-
manenlly in SleuLeayIlIe, and carry OIL
The
Marble Cutting Business
10 ali us branches. lie has made ar
rangements IN The Eastern Giles, TO re-
celve Marble and will always have on
hand a large assortment Of
Egyptian, Italian and American Marble,
ano pledges himself TO sell Monuments,
Tombs, II. aG and Foot Stones, low as
they can he hat any place west Of The
mountains.
have also on hand, large lot of
GuDdsones. from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Creek, Allegheny CO., Pa
Plaster PARIS always on hand.
Orders from the country ihoBklully
received, and punctunlly attended to.
The public are invited 10 call at my
Yard, on Market street. near the RIVER
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov. II, l843-4mo.
We, the Undersigned, having purch-
ased work Of Mr. l.. BorIand, take great
pleasure 10 recommending him TO Inc
public as II skIIiuI mechanic, and consl.
der his prices low and reasonab ble-and
feel no hesitation IN saying that he will
lgiye entire satisfaction 10 all who may
| employ him.
JAMES MEANS,
N Dixie.
DR. JrHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
= Stpuhpnvllle. Nov 2. l843
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Ma rcb l,l844.

TIE STATE OF OHIO. CO
CARROLL COUNTY '''
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term A D ls43
William .. k''''l IN cHANcERY.
Jane Kyle, Petition for Divorce.
Notice iS hereby given to the std
Jane Kyle, that on the 22d day OF Feb
ruary, A, d. lS44. ! filed in the office
of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common
Pleas ol Carroll county, Ohio, Petition,
praying 10 be divorced from her; and
for cause setting forth that she has been
three gears rlGuliy absent from me
which SAID petition will stand lor hear
ing at tho next April Term Of SAID Cour'
Of Common Pleas for Carroll county
when and where she may, If she please
appear and make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE Bv
Pedrce, Starkweather i JGruis
His Solicitors.
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January %. 1874.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of sUndry wits Of f ia et
leU ia issued out OF the Court pf com
mon Pleas Of CarralI county, and TO me
directed ! will Offer for sale at the door
of The courl house, on Monday the 4th
day Of March next, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 P NJ the fol
loving real estate, to wit: Part Of the
South West quarter OF Section Is, Town
ship Is, Range 7, containing % acres
II being ard lying in The south east cor
ner Of said Quarter Section. Taken il
execution aud will he sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
January &c, 1874
Printers fee l,5O
ALSO.
Atthe same time and place, by virtue
Of writ Of f ia ct leu fa issued oul o
the court OF common pleas Of Carol
county. OHIO, and TO ne directed, vii
offer for sale Lot No A, IN Downing
VILE. Taken in execution aud will b
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January &c. lS44
| prIpter's lee | 40
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February 2, 1874.

THE STATE OF OHIO,( :.
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after October Term Id. lS43
Lewis Crawford, Admin !
istraIor Of Joseph p.G,;ou n
Workman, deceased oon,,Jets real
TS, o. L.
George Workman and
James Workman.
The said defendants will take notice
that the said Lewis Crawford Admins.
traitor as aforesaid, filed his petition IN
the office Of the Clerk Of said Court on
The lsl day oil February, l844-whlch
is now pendlng-prayng for an order
Ol svld Court, 10 authorize him. as Ad
ministrator Of The said Joseph Workman
decd, to execute a certain real contract
entered into by The saiG Joseph Work
man on the 22d day of August. 1888
with one Rober, Nelson, for the sale
and conveyance Of certain tract q
land, situated iu said county, and de
scribed as, Part of the East half OF tbs
North E st quarter of secIon 22, town
ship IA Of range E-being thirty acre.
(more or Iess) of the North end Of salt
quarter section and The same lanG-s,
much of said half quartersection, as Ih
said Joseph Workman died selzed an
possessed Of. And that at the next tern
of said Court, the petitioner will ask 70
said order, that he may execute 10 sal
Nelson "a deed for said premises in puI
suance OF said contract
LEWIS CRAWFORD, Adm
; OF Joseph Workman, decd.
By PEARCE, STARKwEATHER & JARvI:
Atl'ys Ior Petitioner.
February 8, 1914
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THE STATE OF OHIO |
Carroll County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after October Tern, A. D lS43
IN CHAACERY.
rs Petition for DiUOrce
Rebecca Hemery,)
NOTICE is hereby gIvea to The said
Rebecca Hemery, that on lhe 10Th day
oI January, A. d. 1914 | filed my PEI
'iuon in the Office Of the Clerk OF Tho
Crurl Of Common Pleas Of Carroll coun.
~. Oaio, a petition praying 10 be d.
vorced from her; and setting forth iNr
cause. p,lfA absence for q period Of
hCre gears iasl p8sI, and also, gross ne.
gIect of duty WINCH petition will stand
Tor hearing at the hrxt term Of said
Court Of Common Pleas vf Carroll coUB.
ty, when and where she may allend and
make defence.
SIMON HENERY,
By Cammins 4 Harper,
Ills Sohcitors
| Tz,..,, 10 ICdA O..
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 2, 1874.
Printers lee l,50.
ALSO,

February 2, 1874.
Printers lee l,50.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place, by virtue
Of writ Of F, ia ei leu ia ISIS 'ed out Of
the Court of Common Pleas lor Carroll
county and 10 me directed, | Will offer
for sale 'he following real estate, TO wit;
The West halfol the South East Quar-
er of Section IS, Township l3 oI Range
a. Taken in execution and will 6e sold
by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 2, l643
Printers lee 1850:
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hl'Ol NC IOI
January l2, 1874 -6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

Tur DrMocGArlc RE'ik".-lhe Feofuaty "u" 'a.,
.e,,;',,nIv valuable periodical, has mad It's appear
.. .a'' From hssly perusal, think It, # possible
s"osr;or 10 any frmer number The leading article
,av,ew Of Inc Life and Speeches Of John t. Cal
h,un. published by the Messrs. ilarpers' ne wr'.e.
has done ample u.tce 10 the DISTINGUISHED cna'ars.
" w IN. article "a alone worth the price OF the NUM-
f. contains several other articles OF great merit OF
SF hcb we may speak hereafter On the whole the Re-
- one Of The abest periodicals. of the day, and Is
doing much to place the Literature OF our country on
an enduring basis. 1t is chaste and afgumen,at's ~
-, ~ every mans library, who wishes tn keep pace
9th The progressive knowledge oflhe age 1t IS work
much rood, and those accustomed TO sheer at Amer
csn Literature, would be benefited by persua OF us
,,sa-TS Y PifbsiaR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17
MARSHALL. COUNTY MOVING.

Agreeably to previous notice, the citizens oil f'sn
Creek me, at the House of J. Montgomery, on the
10Th Of January for the purpose Of nominating SUIT
able person to represent Marshall Co. in the mex,
House Of Delegates OF virginia The meeting was or,
gunzed by calling Timothy Mlyhall 10 The Char and
appointing Alex HIsgs Secretary. On motion, II was
Resoired, that committee OF i've be appolnted "
nominate candidate for u sea, in the next House oil
Delegates OF Virginia; whereupon the following gentle
men were appointed: Jacob Shepherd, James Mont
gomery, John Illggs, Slmue Howard and lhos
Knox The Committee retired 4 few mnnt's, and re-
turned and reported the name OF Mr. John Scot "a
suitable person 10 represent, Marshall Co which WINS
pied and agreed 10 b. the meeting.
Resoired Tia, the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and Published
in the Virginia Argus. T. MAYHALL, Cha'rm"n.
ALrNANnEK EI.Gs. AecrliarN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
Prolapsus Uteri Curfd bv External .neas,

Prolapsus Lteri Curtd by External .heaRs.
DR. Ro. THoMPsoN's PELVIC; CORSET hND rTff
~ ABDOMINAL BANDAGE-We have conpeipi 0gr
Engagements for manufacturing Instruments which
able rs To innisha supply adequate To any demand IAetln
ing popularity by enlarged demand and no
of appreciation which We constantly receive from the hs'
ca men in this city, and from parts the oout"
rant ~ IN pressing their claims for preference upon H. nou
the medical profession and the public.
Physicians Throughout the state ale invited !" EXAMINE W
as We feel satisfied they musi be convinced Gf ilri. eAt
and applicability. To prevent mistakes IN ordering -''
hef description 81 the two, which VII enable any 80 te
which may be applicable 10 the for whcn mas be- var
The Pelvic Corset far the cuRr Of Pro ap-u' ti'o and 4'
ant diseases easily adjusted, and by the p.iicn
CIT any Inconvenience The pal which gives >up, o e
c'a portion OF The peviS IA part usually tender under pc
In ed upon firm leather, at proper size and aue neatly
ed: wlIch is secured IN H. place by Two strap tnn'po.c Of .
material, L. @lch i added portion At elastic ~cbtE.
crnt 20 arywer all The intentions at e.ascty tou.'agf
the use II han,a.eS.
The Abdominal Bandsge for t'ie p-gvE.rio. 81 r. 'aF
rerl and other weaknrs,es. admirably adapt, se!f ." IT,
Of the patient, and Is conitiVt AMI cnD-ueci of %
rlas, as allow embrace the entire aud ro
Of the abdomen; and while 1t susglns Ihc spinal c1i4at
most comfortable manner allows The utmost freedom % hf
every p1rt az The hody3ard can untrr no en-. ups;tal
drawn into wrinkles folds ihr shinpresctyInE u
and giving IL support comfortably and eeneni!yt-IeUy
lug the objection usually urged aeais common bA Z.
which br thrown into wrinkles folds, aud bg a.
rigid cord THIS bandage Is also kept IN place by means
Of elastic webbing
tic webbing, part of the MATERIAL il the EXCLUSIVE e
pa;-ntre aud inventor. We deem NJ, dve. E
the adv anage The Of their manufacture .Nt
surprising will he readily conceded by all Instrument a.
metallic springs are liable to the ahectinn iha; III, a.r
cnmsances ri the case These objections re entf'lf ~
Dr. Tn; mpson's instruments, they be- mad" il-
smaller a desired, With The greatest Ease And yet "
vantage il, tina; they can be mad for about tgte r5fr
other Instruments watch are ..Ier.i. ws cnHhr" -
having purchased risat TO make them wiih view o' -"
aug the objections generally urged against ,nsifnm
kind, BECAUSE oil The h n prices asard or them l"1s
Nurse ourselves by increased sale ~ plIcat them w.
reach Of patients who .,oHd otherwise b.. irae'ird ts
them and, so lar We pleased to say Tia! oar exp
have been realized. a..
ALEX. DUvAL & Co, Druggists, RehH o. o.,
Oct. 81 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17
lE.nm he 4. Y. plrLctan.

tie Beauties Q; NE Protsctrs Systsm f1d'0ed an Ms
Decline Of 7rGda and Increased nWl5er u PdapeTs
IA the Uorh-hoaSes
.At ths moment, says "a English pare-, tive Rave
more than million and hail af paupers; we have
population of ten millions who 1--we On pntatoes and
oatmeal and some millions besides VINO e:t much less
wheat bread ha0 they would do they coa'd obtain
At the time re have thousands o tons 81 snip
ping lying idle, labo.efs of all classes without work.
m,lls and work shops standing still, capital wanting
employment; aud there are the great producing
countries NJ lions Of backs 10 be clothed o. better
clothed if they could Now the eaters Of potatoes and
oatmeal not customers TO the whea-grower: The
paupe.s great charge, instead OF beng profitable
consumers the idle ana the half idle but poor
toners.
"Make our trade in wheat free, entirely-your idle
ships would find employ ment; your Sailors work; your
laborers the docks would receive for landing
delivering turning, &c your -four mills would be put
more in work; more capital would be proftably
ployed We'll, then, ii other countries send wheat,
they something for IT. that is, something that ne
have that 10 less valuable 10 Us than the wheat; for
otherwise the transaction would not take place They
want our manufactures minerals something they
will have to the fell vaue of their wheat II by all
the labor which thus call into operation by import
ing collecting, and again exporting, We can empty our
work-houses of one half Of their inmates, make them
profitable consumers, and thus save three To four mi
lions year of pnor rates II thus improve the
don Of the ten millions bssting on potatoes and
meal that they eat bread; cf The other millions.
that they get bread enough; of those who at
present have just bread enough, that they pur
chase butchers meat, butter, cheese vegetables and
fruit; of Others that they consume foreign
produce, tea coffee, ard luxuIes and thus improve
condition of oil classes by creating labo., BY max
ing large and good home and foreign trade.
This condition of the people of England is consider
ed by her wsest and best men, TO be almos, wholly
caused by their Rsstrcrc System If the labor of her
people could be freely exchanged with other nations
her ten millions Of people, no subss upon potatoes
and oatmeal, would consume FIVE times the quantity of
farm produce and manufactured fabrics, and thus all
classes would be benefited, from the land holder and
sac wealthy manufacturer to the PauPers in her work
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

"a REPUBLICAN 9-.'-A writer over sh's Signature
has reached his 18th letter Mr.. Richie. These letters
are made up ofa Of scrnps, and will add bu, 10
the reputation of Mr.. r. ~ Cralle, Their an'hor. re
seems To have forgotten that reriy The sou Of rh
and that articles prepared for the public should contain
rnuiiam in parro These articles show that the author
does not grow in wisdom he grows in years-thnt ne
is the same laundering pollcian he was SIX or eight
years ago, when he conducted paper at Washington
AS politician, he is small potators-rerysm small ,nde'd
[Leginufon TaueV Star
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RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD
CnmuLction Of The RaiLroad 10 4Qaia Greek -tnrt.

rallied Expedition -Reduc',on q kafss 10
Tashington Baltimore, Phdndeiphfa, &c
,x,r Richmond aud Potomac Railroad Coma
ny hereby that their Railroad was completed 10 i.
poomac rive ON the November and that travellers are no."
conveyed between Richmond and Washington NJ AL seasons oil
the year by Railroad Cars and steamboats, leaving eo"" a'
nj i. A. 49, precisely, instead OF VI, as hereiolhe.
Instead of paying their fare as heretofore 10 FREDERICKSBURG
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat ana al
wshina,on Messengers will take tickets al the Railroad Once
both for Washington aud Baltimore. The fare in this way III
he Iess Than if paid separately different portions o The route
On and after to-day 18th instant - charges by the Rail
road Line Richmond and Tie Northern c'es VIII be
, ,Wn, cas. hay,rn Richmond and Washington Sc 81
No Baltimore, Uu
In do Philadelphia, by the N m
NV VIZ r' DE- ANU and nre,s Line 80
viii be perceived from the above that The charges BY The
rroad roie are low rs the iver and bay boats with
The advantage in lis favor Of greatly increased ctpediont
ye.rs y the railroad line reaching Washington IN BALI
more in TWELVE, and Philadelphia TwENtr nSE onrS ali-r
leaving Rmnni aud faGaspkiG btipre trarsrS by
me Rrsr and Bay i:Od,s harf hft .f,rivM-
No charee for children under sears ageollerS. under
twelve years age, half prize 10 Col red persons han price
THOMAS SHARP,
Ju,y IL a-wlv Saper,u'frdca, n Transportation