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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-14

DARTMoUTH CoLLEGE.-The Commence at Dartmouth
College will take place Wednesday and Thursday the 2eh
and 3Oh days of July The Hon Amos Kendall will dey
the address before the Social Friends" and United Frate
N Chief Justice Parker of New Hampshire the Address
Mr. Kellogg of Maine the Poem before the Phi Beta Kappa So
cety and the Rev Dr. Adams Of New York will address the
Theological Society The Senior Glass secured the SER
vices Dodwora Coronet Band Of New York for the occasion
DEATH OF CRARLEs 4. ToRREy-Mr, Toney who has been
confined in the States prison Baltimore for nearly years
died on the 9th inst Of pulmonary attack with which he had
been affected for several months
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-14

w CArr' LORD was re elected Captaney ofths 81 ,
ayee Light Infantry Of this village on Tuesday las, We
havnt learned when they take up their line of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-14

The following was received yesterday b. TeegrnPh'
desPatch.l-M 7. cypress Of tuesday
FROM WASHINGTON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-14

i.hmsn legislature Of Michigan have abolished Capital Pom
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-14

Dr. John Clarke, proprietor Of Congress Spring died a,
toga 9th, aged about IS years. 'e N's1 =" sara
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
..Heu.ron and nj, Rennhlic.,

We have received from the author. c. Edwards Lester.
copy OF volume, Written IN a style Of great ptetension,
and with this unique utc. Indeed, 1t is very difficult for
Mr. Lester TO take up tho pen without rendering himself ss
well ss his "fiero" ridiculous. Hiram Powers. the great
American sculptor, a brief history OF whose life G. Ed
wards Lester recently gave to the public, was compelled
TO disclsim all connection with his b,ographer. in order TO
escape the consequences OF his indi-oreet and eSgeerated
statements. And il it were not, that Gen. Houston has no
reputation to lose. he should. in like manner. diyest him.
self Of all participation in this palpable case OF political
manslaughier and Of literary suicide. Mr.. Lester seem.
TO have written this book with a view. as he tells us in his
PREDATORY remarks to the reader, of seeing whether "any
thing good could come out Of Nszarcth." I'VE use his
own lsnguage) We are sorry to say, that very little good
had been before Of the gorgeous peacock plumage in which
he had stu,ied his brief hour upon the stage, he will be for
tunate If the critics, whose lash he defes, do not now peel
of his ePidermis. After all. however. the Biographcr and
his Hero m,y be worthy OF each other-thoueh, having not
the slightest feeling Of enmiy towards Houston or his
Republic" we regret that the task of delincating his char
aeter and celebrating his exploits had not been devolved
upon one more worthy at least Of public consideration
The design OF the book is msnilcstly 10 open to The "liero
OF San Jacinto" the road TO Byzantium. Ii this be ~, we
have reason TO congratulate the country that {. Edwards
Lester was selected for the task. II Gen. Houston had
any prospect Of succeeding Mr.. Polk before, this book will
efleetuany clap an eSuuguisheT upon his ambitious dream.
In that aspect Of the matter, the public will have derived
an uniniended benefit from the labors OF {. Edwards Les
ter, for which 1t should be profoundly grateful. He has
sacrificed himself for his country, and we award him all
praise for bis patriotism, though VIC cannot conscientious
" say a word in favor OF his book.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
The nm

The unrghteous and cruel war waGed against these peo-
pie, by an armed mob, who, in defiance Of the laws, aud
OF those appointed to enforce ,hen. but who shrunk from
the responsibility, have expelled them from their homes,
has been terminated. We DO not hesitate 10 pronounce II
the most Infamous act OF spOlIauon, robbery and persecu-
ton that has occurred during the present cenmry-an out
rage disSraeeful alike 10 tue perpetrators aud 10 The func-
uonaries Of the State by whom 1t was permitted.
The ST. Louis Republican gives the following list OF the
wounded on the part Of the Anti-Mo5mon mob, in tue re-
cent engagements near Nauyoo:
"HuNFHkrys Of Fountain Green-dicd twelve hour. al
ter the battle.
THOMPSON Of same place, wounded in the arm.
Col SNITH OF Carthage, IN the throat.
mr.. WKLsH OF McDonoueh county. IN the thigh.
Geo. WIER OF Warsaw, IN the neck.
Mr.. KENNEDY of Augusta, in the shoulder.
Mr.. RosERs OF Ura, Adams county.
In the skirmlsh on WINDSOR, Esq. Of Nau-
WOO, was wounded badly.
In the camp on Monday, DR.. GREIsER OF Nauvoo, Mr..
Crooks OF Chill, and Mr.. SnNsoN OF Brown county.
Three Of the above were merely scratched.
The wounded are lldoing well"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
Life Insurance.

We invite public attention to the advertisement, OF Mr..
Henry Ludlam, Agent in this city for the National Loan
Fund Lifts Assurance Society" The benef, OF life assur-
ance to that numerous class Of persons who are dependent
upon salaries for the maintenance OF their families. whose
means OF support would be cut Oft BY their death. cannot
be over-csimaied. Every such individual, by the annual
appropriation OF a small portion Of his income, may thus
secure his wife and children from poverty and wanti IN the
event Of his death. Many cases have occurred, within a
few months past, torcibly illustrative OF the importance Of
providing against a contingency the occurrence OF which
can neither be fOresecn nor averted. Men insure their
ships against the dangers OF the sea, and their dwellings
against FIRE. is it not Of equal, nay OF much greater inn
por'anee that those whose capital consists mainly OF thes
labor, should be equally solieiious to secure, by a Lie As
surance, the benefits Of that labor to their families, when
they shall be no longer able to perform ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
Tic CnnI Trade.

We understand that shortly after tho psssaye Of Mr. Nc.
Kay's bill, a gentleman interested in tho COOL Mines Of
Yrg MIA and IN officer of ono n the principal companies.
went down 90 Move Scotia 10 make inquiries there as 10
tie kind ~ competition which the Virginia coal mines ao
likely to encounter in Ge uysl minos II Pietou. That gen
homan has returned, and We learn tho result Of his enqui-
RIGS ~ something like to following.
Large cool 10 put on board tho vessel from the Pictou
mines Tor " ,biIi1gs q ton of4 bushels, 50 90
And ifeigbtto q. 8. ports Tor -, a 2 l2g
But very Jorge portion u ie coal 10 BE- brought
BE- he smsll coal for the use of Tie arts, The
forge. Sc. This can be, and be-, furnished on
ship board o. u. Cd. per clraldrOn, equalto 80
Or one dollar n ton.
Tho result Ol The goutlcm1n's investigation was n con-
ciusi0n hiatt tic PictOu coal could be placed tn the best mar.
kos % DO United States, o. an advantage Of four cents por
bushel over that from the Virginia mines. and Ibis after the
taH W. cents o chaldron has boen paid to the creditors Of
the Duke Of York-U s. Gar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
From the Baltimore sun.


VI AAN IAA
ted States.-We learn that tie Grand Lodge Of the u.
States, which has been IN session in this city for the past
hVe days, adjourned al eight o'clock last night, sine de.
On Wednesday last, on the 5h ballot, Hon. r. Kneass,
Esq. Of Philadelphia, was elected Grand Sire Of the Order,
which Il the chief Official station in the association. Mr..
hncGss - a citizen Of Philadelphia, Of high standing and
fespecabniy, much ezteemed by all who know him. On
the SIXTH ballot 2. q. Master Thompson, Of Mass. having
received the majority Of all the votes polled, was pronouu-
cd duly elected Deputy Grad Sire. P.G Master Jas. l..
Ricge.y, Of Nd. was unanimously reelected Grand Cores
pOnding Secretary. p. Master A. r. Warner, was al
80 unanimously reelected Treasurer. The Order hes
cause for eongratulaton, at the Iudicious selection of Off
eeTs, chosen to preside over Is interests the ensuing term.
Lodges. we observe that during the past year, the Lodges
throughout the United States and Canada have increased
70 y92i that the numbe. Of new limitations were 81. BIC;
suspensions 2,7l3, explosions 1913; Past Grands Initiated
$500; and Pest Grand Masters initiated IA. The reye-
nue. Of tue subordinate Lodges during the year has been
SIJ5,2J5 40. The number OF cOutnbutug members nj
present connected with the order is 90, 7j3. The number
Of widowed families relieved during the year was sI7. and
the number Of brothers buried by the order 4s5. For tho
relief Of brethren the smOuni paid by the various lodges Inns
amounted TO Sl5i,2iI %, since tie last annual report.
aud for the relief Of widowed families Sl5,656 ~. The
sum Oi SJ,bI1 % has been paid tor the education Of tho
orphan children Of deceased members Of the order. aud
S22, 7s6 " for the burial Of the dead. The total amount
increase Of Lodges as compared with I-l5. has beon 3j7.
OF income S2j2.225; Of members -, 900; Of amount Of
relief afforded 81 1885. The total amount thus paid for
relief by the Lodges Of the State was SI5,953 90. The
progress Oi tie order is represented by the Grsnd Sife's re-
port 70 hays been very great throughout the limits OF the
Union, aud nowhere more ~ than 10 Washington and the
Dstuct VI Columbia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
Maine Election.

Returns from 3s4 towns embracing nearly the entire
Stale, give the following aggregates for Governors
For Dana CLoco) 80 9O5
For Bronson tWhig) 2s,gs6
All others 1913
Dana ahead of Bronson 1919, uast year 1922 but he
lacks 4,42I OF an election.
In the State Senate, the LOeos have elected 9 members,
and the Wings s. In the House the Loeos have a., and the
Wings ~, no choice having been made in o. towns
These towns will have weekly elections until they succeed
in affecting a choice, from this time until the meeting OF the
in December next. The vacancies in the SEN
ate are filled by tie House.
Notmote than three of the six members Of Congress 10
which Maine is entitled, have been elected perhaps not
more than two-one OF whom is a Wing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
MaNOr's Court.

The case Of the Commonwealth agains, Messrs. VIM.
R. Myers, SamaelS ). Myers and William 5. Burr, the first
named charged with shooting Mr.. d. NJ. Hoyt, and the
others Is accessories, which had been deferred until yes.
,erday, has been further postponed until Monday next
we presume 70: the purpose Of aseertaining the result OF the
wounds, which were at first supposed to be mortal, but
from which there Is now, we understand, 4 prospect Of Mr..
lis. recovery. We learned yesterday that there had been
a decided Improvement IN bis condition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

CoSquERINg PEAcE-The Union Of Friday night last.
IN an article on Mexican matters, denies tbat the President
or Secretary Of STATE gave Santa Ana a free "pas-,r ~
stated by some Of the Northern papers, and winds Up by
declaring haiti be will not " accept the olive branch ten
defcd 10 him, we must put forth all the vigor u our nation
and conquer Dsaee." Why will our respected contemporary
%aJOpttho slang OF the day. In the nee Of 30 uumclninR and
incorrect a phrasoi What need BE- there OF making war
AZ the same time on the McNicaus and on grammatical pro-
pnctyi How can Peace, who is q perfect Quakor and
n-on-cOmbntani, be conquered The expression is a "vuL
gar error" which we marvel NJ seeing in so correct a pa-
per We would infinitely prefer seeing the administration
conquer the war, for their victory over peace thus for has
bsen signal nougb-Coiumbia Is. G. Chronicle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

THT CyTrov WpEv-The New Orleans Delta has gu
thonuc lniOuu1uon that boz portions Of The Concofdia cot
ton region OF Louisiana, tue planters have had 10 dR yifs
and bury The army ir0pms, Tint had collected In the bitches,
the atmosphere becoming tainted by their decay, promising
~ trRinate Giscsso. No conception can be formed Of their
dosrucuvonoss or quanuy, except witnessed 10 the fields.
Mr. G. G.. Forhey, in o llto account Of the habits Of the
Cotton Worm" states hat about the twelfth day after
birth, they wind themselves ny IN cocoon, spinning elk as
strong o. hat Of the blk worm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
NIRGINIA-At a superior ConIl off Cl

N-tbNN " Via u
~ for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Capitol in the City
OF Richmond, on the Goth day OF June. 1876;
Jean PARIS and Marie Janey his wife, which said Name 4. a
daughter Of Claude Janey, Marie Bany widow Of Simon Morey.
otherwise called Badly, aud Claudine Adele Creu-, Claude Victor.
Herbert Csuse and Manette Grouse infant children OF Babe Janey.
deed by Charles oeuse their father and neI, heRL, Phh,
against
Edmund NJ Ware. administrator Of Thomas Gresham, dee'L, and
ada illustrator de bonis non OF Joseph Janey. deed. Drns.
Ttts day came the plaintiffs by counsel and fed their bin against
the deiendnht, To which the said defendtnt dled Ia, answer, and there.
upon the cause coming on, by consent OF the parties by counsel to
be heard upon the said hil and answer. and being a1ued by eoun-
sci the Couu, on consideration thereof doth. by like consent adj
Judge order and decree, that the defendant. Edmund NJ Ware. do
render before one of the Commissioners of this Court an account Of
the administAtson OF Thomas Gresham in his lifetime upon the e..
tateofJoseph fancy, and an account ofhs own administration 9th,
estlie OF the said Jo oph JAney. deed; which Aeeouats the said Com.
mis- oner 10 required 10 eIamine, stale, settle, and To the Court m.
port with any matter specially stalled deemed pertinent by bim,,lr
or required by any OF the parties 10 be = stated: And by like eoo
sent OF the parues, the Court doth further adjudRe, order ana decree
mat IN said Commissioner do cause an advertisement 10 b. nub-
hfhei Tor eight weeks IN two OF the newspaper. printed in the CIV
OF Richmond, and also to be posted at the door Of the Courthouse Of
the Comfy OF Henreo, ard Al the door OF the Courhouse M
the City OF Richmond, on two several court days, requiring All Iper
sons who may have Gains against the estate OF Joseph Janey, late
OF the county OF EsseI, deed, to exhibit The samef for scttlemen, be.
fore The said commissioner, on some day amer the expiration Of m,
said eight weeks, To be designated the said advertisement; which
nd Claims, nAny be presented. the said Commissioner shall \
anime, audit and report to the Court, with any special natter sren,.
ed pertinent BY IA msef OF required by any party to be . ,.t,I
ahl u n sueh claims be pfesented' he shall report that fact to the
CouL A Copy-Teae,
unt.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

AZ Tho S. Louis Republican states that tho smount Of
money requisite TO pay Of the regiment Of Missouri yolun-
teers recently assembled a. Fort Loavonworh BY order Of
she President snd who were dismissed o. soon as they we're
assembled, will BE- nearly 100000 sum absolutely
thrown away by this economical and sagaeious Admins
frauoni
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VALUABLE NEW BOOKS,
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A FIRST BOOK IN LATIN-eoRAintng Grammar exercises and
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

THE subscribers have received a complete ~.
- sormcnt Of snre aDd Fancy retailing DRY GOODS. Their
stock CONSIST Of thr most choice, new and mshiouabs fancy goods
fr ladies, ard The bcu syi . Of Foods fsr snihrs. children md Gen
uemen's Wesf Ihsy EEL oon6dsnt 10 ayinF, that with The present
ven ,siscisd "oek hey have the ability a. well az fbe disposition 10
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OI THOMAS n PRICE A co
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~ We have received q nstefuly printed copy Of ~
admirable Discourse. delivered on the 9Th Of July last, on
"NsHonai Miser,s, sias and Duties" BY the Rev. John
Lsybum. pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in Petersburg
The sulsse, 10 . eosiOus one, and . both sloQusnty snd
eby rested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

n PtIriiRcu GoNr - profound regrot We an
nOunoo the demise Of the Hon. Jacques Duprs-Ono Of tho
patnarcis o. LOUISIANA, bora on her coil. Identified with her
Interests and honor by every tie, snd for nearly two gene
fanons : prominent participation in the councils Of the
Stete.-N ~ Bee. Sspf 10
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" S


OF The Board Of Trustees OF the Richmond
IaAeaseuaa rehrol. having d,eidsd to establish a Iibia,y fs tho
use of the scholars OF that Inst tauan. take th. method OF appeal
Ing 10 The frsnts Of Educaticn. for their AID In contributions Of
ncoAs. new or oil, adapted To any age. from rrunsrs ~ 10 cha, SECS
second hand seLoosboohs. Se.ke.
Contributions nay b reat 10 MI James n. Gardner OF Doet
John Dove, ot To Mr. WIN. n. Iiarwood the Pdneissi of the ihsti-
tuition. ~it-5awsw BY ORDER or THE BOARD.
Auction NOticc-Groceries, &c. at store. this
mota'ps.b y DAVENPORT. ALLEN 40, Auets
DRY GoODs-NOTICE.-rhs slsnuos Of tho trade i.
morning ats O'Clock. DUNLOP. MoNcURB q CO Ausis.
oei
~ HenricO Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Socicty.---Tbe Annual Meeting and
Exhibitions will be held on the 18th aud 18th OF Octo-
on tho 18th the Horticultural. with specimens OF me-
ehanic arts, domestic industry, SC, on tho lIth. Ad-
dresses on both days.
plemcnts, and specimens Of grain and root crops.
IN pAy-Plants. shrubs and flowers, fruits, butter, me.
chanic arts. and domestic manufactures.
Committee to select q place for and 10 arrange and
conduct the first days exhibition WIN. Miller, Joseph
Rennie, and John A. Hutchison.
COMMITTEE to select a place Tor and to arrange and
conduct the second days exhibition WIN. y. Chliten-
den. Chas. Dimmock and Thomas A. Rust.
committee 10 select a place for and TO arrange and
conduct tho ploughins match Charles Marx, WIN Mel.
son. ID. ). X. Garnett, F,encis Staples and Joseph c.
Burton
With authority in all cases to add others.
These Committees are respectfully requested TO civ,
notice as speedily rs possible Of the places selected and
OF the regulations adopted by them.
Sept ~. f6. WIN. II. RICHARDSON. Pres'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

DEArH o. A MfssroNlRY'-We regret 20 lesm that the
wife Of the Rev. Mr. Smith, Of the MOravian Board Of Mis-.
sions, died a short time since atone Of tho stations near
BeaUe's Ppiuo IN this Nation. Mr.. Smith and lady we're
botb, We think. from Salem. North Csfohna-Chspokss
Adr. Sept. 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

The division OF profits is annual, and the next Will be made in
December Of the present yetr.
UNITED STATES AGENCY.
For list OF local directors medical officers, tables OF ra,es and re-
pot OF last annual meeting, 15th OF MAY, 1886 re IN. soeI.,y,.
pamphlet, 10 be Obtained at their once, ~ Wan street, New Yotk.
JACOB HARVEY, Chairman OF Local Board.
j. LEANDER STARR. GensraI Agent.
HENRY LUDLAa, Agent or the Society.
On. Ava l.. wABSkR. Medical Examiner.
Richmond, Oct. LIST, lSls. I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

n-rHE GREAT AND ASTOUNDING
uany being produeied by the operation OF Gaivanism, when apnT.J
TO hoi-s ''csnphie invention. should satisfy the most inc riuIous
as q us power when properly applied, to produce action. heath. ard
NE even IN the bones as well ne 1.-THE whole system oftho., anI,rt,d
by rheumatism. or any OF he various dea,hlhe p.yon. con,
paint" ny which the lives Of thousands were -mbitrrrd n.
power ior good : admitted by the medical faculty 9th. whole word,
- US appheAuon 10 the humtn system BY mean Of the Galyane
n'hgs, ne"s n Bands and Braces, invented by Dr.. CHRISTIE IA
me most improved and scientific form. being at once the most Safe
and certain mode Of obtaining its benefits.
nutther particulars. see advertisements i'm arolb-r n nj ,t.
paper explanatory pamphlets may be had rnts nv appuration !,
the agents for this city. Me--rs. DUvAL a PURcRII' D,n.si.,.
c2t
" sands SitrsapariIIa.-A modern medical
winter, an speaking OF Serofnh, Tuuor aud Cancer Say,-.R,
careful IN administering remedies TO reduce the disease. you do ma,
reduHe IN pateni-ts as important To sustain the general strength
ito night the local complaint" In Sands saranaun, M. cor,
means u eheeiins the double purpose required. Il Trace.
anain"sofaies The sufferer and neniTahzes the virus in IN. bLooJ
simultaneously For every blow 1t innets upon the dis.a-. n n.
s'Is a drop OF restorative balm into the enfeebled frame. n In I'M,
~ properties whiehha in 4 great measure contrib ttedt To Mac,
al the head OF all antisepte preparations.
W Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and for pouati
ey h.h.S bSANDS, Druggists and Chemists, Grant. Bu,Idipg,
NO "a bnai~ay, corner OF ChaubeTs street, New York. sold al,
oy DuNAL& PURCELL, Agents, Main street, RieLmond. Va
ft'ee' vi per botte or ss bottles for3 dollar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

hetttcen hichnond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort, &c., ga Port waIthaII.
FARE REDUCED TO rs Cents, INCLUDING MEAIsI
MIME public is hereby notified, that
AzazkaERKs the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA, which is In the most complete order for both 4 day and night
line and unsurpassed In her accommodations, Is now running be.
tween Pou Wathal and Norfolk, In connection with the Cars fIom
Richmond and Petersburg, at hs loo rars Of rs eezfs oAiy, fnels.
ding meals.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS. At 81 A.. NJ, breakfast on board the AuFusua, and
arrive al Norfolk about / O'Clock, p. NJ. Returning, the Augusta
leaves Norfolk at o 4 on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and "A.
IOkDAfs, passengers bpakfAstng on bond and arriving At Pou
Wahthan al half past l2 NJ. aud nj Richmond about 3 p. 81.
IL viii be perceived from tho above, that this comfortable and
expeditions line gives TO persons visiting Norfolk on bushes. the
opportunity OF uanaetng IL and returning by the boat Of neIt
morning 20 as 10 be absent nom their homesa single night only.
The Augusta viii stop Al the usua. landings on James Rive, 10
take IN and put out way uAyei, and at any other points on the nver
where a signal h. made.
Proprietorsu IN keep up this line permanently, and to accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk IN the beu manner and
at the lowest rieaL
For further information, tickets or freight, apply at the Depot Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company, 10 the Ticket
Agent NJ