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PRINCESS ANNE.


Alta meeting of the Democratic party Of Princess
Anne county, held a, the Cont House on Monday, the
9th oi February that being Court Day, on motion, Jro
S Woodhouse called 10 The Char, and Dr. Robert
B Hall appointed Secretary,
The object Of the meeting being explained,
On motion it was
Reso'rcd That the Chair appoint committee OF i've
10 prepare resolutions for It's consideration.
The Chair apuoined the following gentlemen: J. w.
Hunter, David Mlebone, William McClennan, Wilson
Caps, and Thomas Wilkins:
On motion,
Resolrsd That the Chairman and Secretary be added
10 the committee.
The committee submitted the following preamble and
resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Democrats Of Prin ess Anne convened
upon this OCCASION being fully and unchangeably de-
term'ned to maintain and preserve nvolae, the great
pr'hcpiss OF our party, even e the sacrifice OF minor
cons drratlons and individual preferences have nailed
our Tag TO The mast IN view of The approaching Presi
dental contest with The firm resolution TO triumph or
SINK with the Cause OF our country and Democracy.
With Henry Clay, and his destructive principles, we
hold no parey; averse os TO statesman who in
the cause Of self aggrandzsment regards neither the
claims OF Justice the merits Of his opponents but is
ever assuming the post and bearing Of DICTATOR when
ever and wherever opportunity presents, behold n
this asprant to the Chief Magsiracy Of the Union tn
grand mpersonaton of all the ultra Federal doctrines;
doctrines, which if freely acted upon, in opn.
ION calculated to destroy our Republican institutions,
and the hope of liberty throughout the world Be it
therefore
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Piqno Forte and Mas;e Store. ,
a. sAHDs's sARshPARilLA. -

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aeaft u man. ne al,sh'' 'ion 'e 'o ~, ~,
htiPers 81 an 20" IA ' \, .ib o,,ac,
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gallant snip spee0- on !" some Gs'ah. ,'oi ~" c,,
aeieGaicd VISION; hia. l. h.pess I'm, q" m go c,, =, So,
>are Is DESTROYED ny 'he ',ntuinna ,io1' a NV
y 'ie manu- " us e., IN , n,,',s MN -, 1oes
progress men 'd'' y: 'l'e WI! s'" 1871 nn"rs,
bu, rs ,he history VI naah,mu YIN ~ s cco."r U in NJ
wy y 80 49,, 10 49, nd ,mn,t N, dsrov,ri.
our waIKs OF NE: among ne many an ,np ~, ,n n,h
OF TINS generation, Is one ie. , a ~ ,hs h,.,ny -
~ , ss, .,nnrla stands frlh alone and nv liz ow
Inc past saE"S 'afsai'" s , ,nn ' ~ ,,:..oh,
"ofSs p', am ''s pow =. @ , w. Linz no.. enn NJ
ae.lns ne w & ,n c,Tsd n, ,hs u;aIu,s,r n,edriu.
sWerea Diseases nave pe Gu 49,. ~ '. .rhsa 49, -,
such rs hot lnfnshe" ~ ."e =, ,,, 80, " -, oa
public and The hi=h~ as ihey are afons: before h
woiia 10 @ h ec,s rnfed although eearc are
p'ep"ao' aiu 'e % n,.T. !, I'm, li,vb p,r, If En,.
pldih as u.e ~. 's,.' 1 y. 20 "1 '
The following cure OF Of scrolta Is 'uhm
leu !" @ Ir rom sen snnrcc "a canned he ca e. MO que
ion n NAV well he said Truth ,tropser than Fiction"
- 49,. .,,,.b ''"H ~ . =, -. ana IA, ,rr.,
f ne hav. not osi nv rsrolleeon an lever whist ex,
har cease 10 feel crate III for smeG conferred through ~
nae of your invaluable Sarsanarila was attacked IN the YET,
s2s erofulg@- s eiion 'ir end Of nose e9n'
ing sensations Thu, induced fub5ng commenced lii
Of tsease d en G% c5o s r t " I
Of e nose. ana sezng upon the right destroy the
honc All IN. r5ri. finally. tie
s % ,. n ,, .. H., coay,yInr The t,a,s Ian
WIS eh'.e,y eh'e" "i, ~. -, 800, Cont,praj ,o,
.ie eye ~. ~, we no Wv .i 49, ~ ,s, nm .,t.na,n, :,
s ;t; bS 1 ov ri,nas AM, snGcnes were such a. ca
80, -, ~ 80. -, -, ter,l.I an raItyc 81 Nnituphan
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=, , , dir,sd ~ ,aEe - dan. Of The Tnc,,,r.
~ . p :, . A. ,,hich r,,,I-d for -, uoplis n,
a. another time auped Oh of vitrol 10 lie part
Afier thu used prescription Of SIR isey Cooprrs,
nrnvsd IN cain continued 10 grow wor drowun,
man vii catch at straw used ever remedy could hea! o
mai was cnnse.d applicable 10 my case until became ds
eusted the treatment mud renqurd all hope oi ever gel
,,ng well
Many pronounced the disease cancer, but Dr. NJ, undei
hoe rr,rmen was considered scoulous uper and I'M,
70 IN name syen II by medical nrn A. resort,
commended To rry change % air Atlantic age, and
April sailed for America, aud arrived here IN the month Of
ay The disease gradually 10 increase extending
wards and has awards vina d,o. the
yerrns towards the frontal bone upon upper jaw
and surrounding parts.
While Crossln, fer boat !som Brooklyn to New York
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MADISON COUNTY.

u,o.,;rr If me Democr .t- # Madison, held n
tho Co,r,. house On the 22ad of February, that benz
Court day, Cap, Thomas J. Humphreys was called Il
the Cnarr and +. II. GIil aPp''nted secretary.
The object of the meeting having oeen eAp'a'neu o
4 Blakev. ESD. the following preamble and reso
lut,,ns offered by HIN, were unanimously adopted.
Wberea. the Hon Thomas w Glmer, the late Rep
,osao,o,iv IN the Congress of thp United States ron
this District has been recently appointed by the Pfes
dent and Senate of the United States to the "ihce
Secretary Of the Navy oil lie nion ana mas accep'e'
the sama; therefore,
/ Esso,rs5 That II is the opinion OF this me- ting
that the Democratic patti from the several count'e
composing this Congressional District should orh"iti
call meetings. and appoint delegates To Conven'io"
II be held nj Cha!laes VILE, or such other FACE as may
h. DESIGNATED b. The other counties comp 'sing tins dis
,c, al the eares, period possible, for the purpose
nominating cand date for tn Democratic party Of this
district ill the vacancy occasoned by the resgna
ton OF Mr. Gi!mer.
= Resoired. That delegation, consisting Of -
representatives. be sent from thus county TO the sal'
Convention whose duty it shall be- after full ant
tree consultation with the delegates from the othe
parts cf the district vote for that the cand
Of the Democratic party Of this district who, while
he will truly and eicenty sustain the principles ol he
party will al the time bes, concentrate the vote
of thu people upon Ei;l.
3. RcSoirtd, That - be, and they are hereo,
appointed the delegates represent this county in sale
Convention.
!. ReSolctd, That the delegates from this meeting
shall attend SAID Convention on Monday, The 18Th day
Of March next, or snch other time mny be iixel
upon by the other counties of this district.
Upon motion, the Chair filled the blank in the ihlrc
resolution with the of the following gentlemen
viz: William Early, +. II. Lewis, George A Rucker
william Walker, A R. Blakey, Milton kiriley, w l.
Early, ". r. Banks, II 7. Snyder, f. g. Chapman
lcrey Ber1y, Tn. w. Chapman, George NJ r B"h1n
non, Morris ID. Newman, Andrew Carpenter jr., WI
liam kemper, Col. J. Welch, r. G. Boo'on. Travis
J. Twymon, Thompson Sheppc!d, James W. Walker
and John II Ice.
Ga moton, the Chairnan and Secretary Of this NEE.
ny Sere added TO the delegation
) Eesoi-ld, Tina, these proceedings shall be publish
shed N The Richmond Enquirer the Republican Sen
inel, the Petersburg Republican, and the Charloltes
vile Republican.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
TIL J. HUMPHREYS, Chairman.
+. II. HuL, Secretary.
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Rcsoleed, That though we have on former occasion
e1oressed our decided with TINT John C. Calhoun may
be the candidate of The party but for the cake of Union
should Martin Van Buren, be a ;h'fd time regularly
Illuminated in National Convention, our hearty sn,-
mort shall be Welded him any other Democrat, &C.
ected by The party FOR sufiages; motto being
"PRrScirLEs, Nor Mss.'
Eesoircd That the CHAIR appoint twenty five suitable
persons delegates represent Princess Anne county
IN the District Convention, to be held III Norfolk Be-
rough in April next.
The char in accordance with The requirement Of the
above resolution. appointed the following gentlemen:
Henry Cornick, Sr Joshua James, Smith 5. Wood
house, Major Jonathan Hunter, DR.. NJ. P. Phis, w.
w Ives, Col Edward James, Edward Herbert, Major
] w Lewis William w. Carson, Col. Chas Henley,
Jnhn Snip, Captain Dawson Morris, James 5. Gas
kins Levin Waters, James S Rn'ney, William Nm
mo, David Mnbone, Solomon Keeling, John Corn
to, JOSIAH w Hunter, John II. James, James l.
Nicholas, Charles Brock, and Doctor Morgan
Resolrfd. TIA; John Wn"dhonse and DR.. Ro-
heri B. Hall, the Chairman and Secretary, be added to
hs delegation
R,soiosd, That the proceedings Of this meeting lie
published IN the papers Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
and in the Richmond Enquirer.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN WOODHOUSE, Chm.
DourRr Han Ser'U
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in few eloquent and an mated remarks, chstoee'ste
of his we'll known and distinguished aoll'es sa'o' INA
il manfesy appesrIng 10 tie the unanimous WISH .,
The ting aud of the party aehefai,i, INA, po''
should b. opened fer hun n the next Sp:ng tlec''oo
for county of CriPsper-nnd that not"'ihs and'ne
ms physc.l ,nabilIes 10 which he had already alt
,rd which yere Of items Ives sufficient excuse or
his dsctnipo the nouioo.ron-ye,, looking al the
flc thu, he has often been vigorously supported both
for The LEGISLATURE and sor Congress, and successfully
sustained by the past: that made hrm The choice
of their selection and, above all, taking into nc
count the many great and important issues WHICH
mast be soon Submitted 10 the people, in The exercise
of Their sovereignty, II decide upon he did not lee
himself at liberty decliac So Mr. Barbour was duly
selected. and esua.v declared candidate 10 repre-
sent the county o Cul?eper IN the next General As
semb'y of Virginia.
Ga motion, delegates appointed TO atend th'
Convention 10 be- d at Warrenton, for the purpose
sending delegates the General Convention tob heit
at Baltimore, in May next
The blanks swere filed with The following Names
Cant A P Hill, Albert Thomas. Henry Shackle
ford. Georce arke, \ b. FAINT, DR. Alfred Talia
ferre. On p. Chiffon, Wm n. Hansbrough, Joseph
| " FAINT, Edward b Hill, Oh Pinckard, WIN. Wood
Arthur Freeman and Alexander Pendleton.
| Resolred That the proceedings OF this meeting OF
forwarded TO the Richmond Enquirer, with reqnes
that they be published, and also TO the Democratic he
corder at Fredericksburg
JOSEPH N. FAINT, Chairman.
THos MALE SECRETARY.
| NJ, The Recorder will please publish from the hn
! Curer,
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ueI!|t|Il;!z NJ d.
6syg { y y ~ NssM
ElaAssSsss;;s go
&la1 ~
POETRY.
"aucH rrr REMAINS uxsrse.
(From BlGesicood's .Afaga:tae.)
MY FRIEND.

(Fro,a Bicesrood's .fdga:tne.)
MY FRIEND.
WouIist ,hou be friend al mine:-
Thou must lie qIick aud bold
When the righ, i 10 be done,
And the truth II 10 be told;
Wearing no friend-liSe smile
When thine heart Is no, within,
Making no truce with fraud OF guile,
No compromise with sin.
Open of eye aud speech,
Open OF heart aud hand,
Holding thine own but is in trust
For thy great hrother-band.
Patient and stout to bear,
Yet bearing not for ever;
Gentle TO rule, and slow 10 bind,
Like lightning 10 deliver!
True 10 thy fatherland,
True to thine own true love;
True 10 thine altar and thy creed,
And thy good God above.
But with no bigot scorn
For faith sincere as thine,
Though less nf form attend the prayer,
Or more of pomp ana shrine;
Remembering Him who spake
The word tn cannot lie,
sWnere Two or three III my name meet
There in the midst am ~
Ibar thee not from faults
CO. wot, u were IN vain.
lnalienable heritage
Since that prim-va slain.
The wisest have heen fools
The sufest stumbled sor-.
Stree thou TO stand or fall'n arise,
ask thee not for more.
This do, and thou shalt knit
Closely my heart Ia thine;
Next the dear love of God above,
Snch friend on earth he nine.
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WV b. SmE


Al large and respectable meeting of The Democrat
&c of the county Of Amelia, held at the Cur
house thereof Thursday, the 22nd February, 1914
being Court day. Peter + Boiseau called 10 The
Char and T.,mas W. Webster appointed Secretary
The object nj the meeting having been briefly sa.ec
by John Wiley, E,q.
Whcreupon. Lewis + IIarvie, Esq was nominated
as a gentleman eminentIy quai-d 10 represent the
Democratic county OF Amelia IN the next General A.
sembly If Virginia, in which the meeting UNANIMOUSLY
concgrred and Mr.. Ha5yie was accordingly declared
he Democratic candidate for The county Of Amelia, a
their ne At ANIMAL election.
On motion,
Rcsofred, That the proceedings Of this meeting h
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and Forwarded
70 TIE Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, with re
ques, that they publish The same.
PETER +. BOISEAU, Chairman.
Tues " WgR.rER, Secretary
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uia =, In An-Ia Circuit supe,lo,
Court OF La" and Chancery, February Rules lsii f''
John Robertson John f. Walk, William, H. Bedford Pa,
MIN w Bedford. Philip = Lowe and Mary C. MS wc Iob
Bcaiord IT, John r. hn;twei and cornsa WIFE Sam""l +
Nrtkey and Eliza q. his John aud Mary h
Eihiam T. Shall and Ann g. his wife, pl,ir,,~'
"'''''
titn'Y w Robertson Frances Robertson dece,,
and iie said Henry ". III h frIt, William E.l.'
Johh ROBERTSON, Milton William LeE.ue and Frank ..,
Ih"ials Walk, Martha Woodbridge children and I,.,.
foN Andrews "ho-e names unknown children and ,,
~ hciSS - kes Whose names unknown, Frank Eo flsn
iain Robertson aud Poly Robertson and the children -
iH h'eft'"h "h"sr unknn" children and n,i
~ john '"o' rts'i son OF John known e
hfen shh heirs oi NFS. DrsrlIcnredt name. re ~
known, u.r,i .' ia
Inc plaintiffs havn: flied their hili the following tsr4
ants 70 WI: t'e children and heirs Of said Polly Anderson d.
ceased ne cGd'en ahd rrs oi saii Betsy Sykes u Inn
Frank and Folly Robertson, other SAID children and
{" ir said Frank, the children and of the sand John II,
children and heirs ~ the said MIS- nc.ra;;rnfeld M, ,y
III. el' irn tr appearance ani security
a,t OF asstnI! ara the its al tbs togTt. II appe. h.
satisfactory evidence addgc"d before The Ia HI. rfr.
tHrS aft ~" inhabttln- at This nlth IL j..
th'' Tue sad defendants appar here nrst a. al t
a?'h term ui s;d Court and answer l- the patn ~
that COSY o tbs oder he !o lt inserted IN some ne,
PINNED IN the ci! ui Hchm,ni week ir two III min,
cei'ivey, aud posted AT the irJat door Cont ho
county AIot!-lese, f.. t. LEiu &
Aco' w
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pItNO FORTE WAREiIOI.E.

THE subscriber j. constantly receiving from The celebrated
/ nufactory SaEns q ta5k New York elegant and plan
Piano Fod.S, possessing the airJ, Improvements, AMI thar
decacy touch ami sweetness o! onr, peculiar 10 teir ma
nu!aclure
Aoa large Of Musical instruments AZ! Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano so,es epae aaed etnn hire and taken in exchange
CHEAP Music.
The largest collection of Music offered for safe IN TINS
State NAV run the of tie subscriber, at PHI
l.aelphi. and New YORK prices.
Those purchasing sell again VIII he furnished upon better
'''''' ''' ''N' ''' T. II. TAYLOR.
Mas'f Store. 0pppIsf thf BGa.s.
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IMPORTANT TO puYslr1aNs-
- '''' - - - - ,-',l w.
Proiopsus Uteri Cvr.d Ly E1ie1 nal Means

.tfHNS
nR: Ro. IlloMfsoN,S rELvil CORSET AID tTEE0
~ ABDOMINAL. BAADAGE-He have corn ted on, AZ.
r1nseMens Ter manufacturing these Instruments
able US Ia furnish supply adequate tnah Th.lnIR
Ing p"pnary-e, drn rd BY enlarged demand
:" appreciation when We ons at eeve iron tn, hf.i ed
al IN this city, aud art q. the comfy -
raul us ~ pressing INN
thr M dical profession aud ,nbllc
Physician, St,ie re /, * n,ne th.n
~ We tel SAT- hed tiny nut tc Ell tlrr
and appcab ~. 10 prevent stakes od-rng w. ~
lei dtsorit Oh 'fthe tw", hi N AIDE
TIE fe v'ct ci>-t hr rh~ iro hy.u. adj r ~
'n d ea'es asl' adjusted and = b, IN.
ht NY ttC"HFrEercr TIE y hch r
rIai "h o. 'h' re VIZ pact snal 'e"crf "nt CT re,,t =
had upon m .aiirr, e prnper and rs ueat, ,u,l
mate a H. winch i acftd porisn # elastic w"tbug .u
'ln 70 answer al! hr intentions elasticity Contemplate
tgr use II harda.es.
The Abdominal Bandage for the rsryrsros 81 n apsu
Cirft aud oiher Weaknesses raby aGa,s
oil me pet and Is 2" c"niristd # nate
rails, IA 10 allow In tma elastic potiI
e the abdomen ard whsle spinal
most Comfortable manner, nliow III. 70
par, hody- ard f.n tnce, mn ,, ,,.a G.
drawn Into Wrinkles o fold. skin--pes.ryug
and giving u; sutpoT Comfortably ANT genera ,l-,,y ay
ng tnr Objection i, urged aear.t cfsn u uucar-
wh ca may be i!own ";o wrinkles i,li ,rrr 1885,
nrid cd. IN taEdagr also N . ace De- m
Il cla-c wcsiing
NC ".'b'nE a. pat "i ~" ""'rrs - '' fst q ne
aieEtcc aud iavrtur. hT deem tUt1 uoE
'IP- ''H h- f'adE 'o'cef" 10y Hl Itstf 1857 NJ tt'te
meta &c ping are ac tnia. -tor ,hai ry
III e""i"f'by :" well nor c-h u. b. moltHei tr et
- u, e"st hesr Jrc'''p~ ct rel u'';t's
IN DR. Thompson i!i can be- nstr .rf
smaller desired, wnh the crcett.; s., 4!
vantage Is tai ihey ca" he had ft al az a the 81 ny
otncf ns'rnrrui> which ae offered. -" ,IIIcf "a m
s'ins chased figi L. make them Win "r'rt
Ing The objections generally urged e3ir hs'runen, ur
KIND, because al r .h prices asked Tor hop Ir
6u'r onr,eires ~ an Increased b, placing them wtF ne
patients would oewi ra h. irbarret tue
them and 20 far We pleased sty, that eaptceeh'
nave been realized.
ALIEN. DUAL & CO.. Druggists Richmond, "a
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- ,,,;o, of J.ho " Wilson, the following reso

-, motion of John W. Wilson, the following reso
luton was adopted
Rsseired, That this meeting will uee all lar ana
honorable, means to insure the election ci Thomas NJ
Isbeli. Esq 10 the House OF Delegates, aud od'h u
CLAW, E.q,, Of Campbell, to lhe SENATE. -,
0,jsr,j That the proceedings be signed by The
Chairman and Secretary, aud published IN the Rich
nond Enquirer and Lynchbarg Republican,
The meeting then adj 'urned
i''N RO HENDERSON, Chairman
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Jso. c. BLACKWELL, See'y
CULPEPER COUNTY

7.
At meeting OF The Democratic Party of Culpepsr,
held at the Cour, House. Monday, the 18th Feb
ruary, 1874 Joseph n. FAINT called TO the Char,
and Dr. Thos. Male appointed Secretary.
On motion, committee was appointed 10 take into
consideration the proprety Of nominating fit and
suitable person, to be opposition 10 The late Wing
delegate from Culpeper for the next General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia Wnereupon, the committee retired,
and after due consideration, reported farorably TO the
prcprety of proposing fit and suitable individual
to represent the county The next General Assembly,
and selected John 5. Barbour, Esq that individual
and, on motion, select committee was appointed to
wat upon Mr.. Barbour, to inform him of his nomina-
ton After few minutes, Mr. appeared, and respect
fully, yet earnestly declined The nomination, urging
some prominent and important reasons for so doing
but the committee, we'll as the meeting at large,
urging and strenuousy insisting upon MIR. b accept.
ton Of the Democratic Party, Mr.. Barbour rcse aud
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Martha Thomas, widow of Joshua Thomas deceased SIN,
ih"nta. Ja"b White ard f"ls his wie FL, Ib
ma, William H. lrhy Sarah irhy, formerly Thomas Nsre
Williams and her o;idren Ann F. and Prudence Is l."'
ana williamson Dckinon Sheriff Of Aou"" Admnf,
ceased, Iu.. '"S ue-
lr defendants, Samuel Thomas and William H. lrfy a, =,
' "Ur' ~" haV.hE entered thef APPEARANCE, so 49,
c.fii;, act"riine L. the ..sru.y add the ru. 49,,
Cont ana APP arins by satisfactory evidence thai The, ar
m 'hp IA -" 'bt con ~ II trtrrrd, Tat ssd tr
lehHaii" do APP" cr before iic t.,,,,
,.uf oi>r beo "a the hf dit o. tie t.ru ant AZ
'e' lr h' 81 'Ar pahia AMI THAI c'py III. oG,r :.
f'h"'h inserted IN ssn" ncW.pastr published IN no r NJ
~ hi!"nI ~ to- OF P-t.'srG 81 months snrce,y
id pushed al me fo"t door OF lie Coufto IS cni
tory-Icsir, f. FllZSEK4Lp I, :,
ian ~ 80, - -
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation u The Rait,0ad 10 .}gala Greet Ian.
ratied EIpedition - Reduc'ion IF Rats 10

bHsHtHgtUH, DHtttN.OTc IGUHdtphfH. GO
THE Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad C =
ny h.reby announce that tef Railroad COMPLETED % ~
Potomac the 10th Snrcmher and thar arr m"
conveyed between Richmond and Washington 49, sss t 81
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, leaving Rc.'
al 6, A. NJ, precisely, instead Of H. a. heretofore.
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore frefetcs't
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat a
Washington passengers viii take tickets the Railroad v
both for Washington and Baltimore. The fare in III, "a!
be less than paid separately different portions ~ t'
On and after to-day the l7th instant the charges by we
road Line between Richmond and the Northern cites W.
reduced az follows: .s
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington,
Do. do. Baltimore.
Do do. Ph!ad, Pima b. 'asi "a
Newcastle and Frenciown railroad steamboat .'t'
Or by Peek and Lore's Line, .,.-
II wi be perceived from the above, that the f"af
railroad route low a. lay the i.c ana ts "
the advantage la it, favor Of greatly Increased .''V
veeTs 10y ,i- railroad line reaching Washington 10 49, Ia,
in aud Philadelphia IN TwI>rr "HE A,,7
leaving Richmond and rrtirac IN Philadelphia t0ff "se
the Rrcr and Bay Beats hare iJt .t1r.ols. ..i,.
No charge for children under three years of ase-o'ne
twelve years Of aye, half pace. % Coleed person.
Julyla 4-wly sgperirt.nden, Of T,eHs?9fSA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
BARGAINS. BARGAINS,

BUTTS, SHOES, lhC ms, oE' ,... II!
WE have lus added TO former Stock 100 fresh SCOT
w offer, al The lowest rash prst he mos SOD,
Of ladies' c.ntenrn's chijrens and seT ~, e;y.
boys and mems Brocans Bootess 10 be found
Also, superior and plain Trunks, Carpet Bags ana @
rety. Those buying for CASH, by the paeSsee co,
will please give us call. LhoHanhu I,nsc'.
Main street, one door below K T. e..-ra