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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

under the weight of the opPressor's hnnd-be-
comes his seryilo his AFFECT slave; ho ticks tho
| hand that smi.es him; he bows in passive obedi-
to the niates of the despot; in this state
of servilty. he receives his letters Of perpetual
bondage. But may II please your worships, such
q day has passed away! From that period when
our fathers left the land of their nativity for set.
Element in these American wilds-for liberty
for civil and religious libersy--for liberty of con-
science worship their Creator according to their
own conception of Hcnvons revealed wil-from
the moment they placed thcir feet upon the Ameri-
continent, and. in tho deeply imbcdded forest,
sough. asylum from persecution and tyranny,
from that moment, dcspotism was crushed-she
letters of darkness were broken, and Heaven do
creed that man should be frec--free to worship
God according TO the Biblo. Were it not for this,
in vain wero all ,hoir suflernss and bloodshed to
subjugate this New World, if we, their offspring,
still be oppressed and prosecuted But, NAV
It please your worships, permit mo 10 inquire
more, for what these mon about to be triedl
This paper says for preaching the gospel Of the
Saviour to Adams fallen race" And, in tones
Of thunder, he cxclaimed: "Whnt laws have
they vioatod!' While the third time, in q low,
dignified manner. he lifted his eyes to heaven,
and waved the indictment around his head. Tho
mos, intenso pitch Of excitement. Tho face Of
tho prosecuting attorney paid and ghastly,
and he appeared unconscious that his whole frame
was ngitated with nlnrm while tho Judge, in q
tromulous voice, put end to tho scene, now be-
coming excessively painful, by tho authoritative
declaration, ..Shorif: discharge those men."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
SABBATH CONVENTION.

Notice is he reby given that for the purpose of carry
ing out the arrangements of the Indiana State Sabbath
Conve non recently held at Indianapolis there will be
meeting held the Methodist Episcopal Church Cam
bridge City Wayne county, commencing on Wednesday,
the purpose o forming u Sabbath Association this
Congressional District and to devise and adopt
promote the due observance of sacred time All per-
friendly the object cordially invited to attend,
the hosptes of the citizens of this place prof
fered all who may from abroad, and committee
will be in waiting the Meeting House
to receive them and assign them places of acconmoda
ton WIN. w. WHEELER,l
n. III. RAMONA, Cor. Commit.
JOHN HOSEA,
Cambridge City, Jan. 81, lS46.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

For the Palladium. a Fragment.
Jedn.-But the hell fend
Found an ent rance there. They spurned the peace,
And with stare, insulting, scornful Passd
That noble being by; who with love requted.
Found in Gonzala the truth she sought
Yeti he, with spirit Wild still dallied
Round the sylpll-Iike forms he hated;
Beguiling them with honicd words, tho he
Smiled on them, snarling
Whose head he sInooth'd and stroked the rufed hair
Manfreahus, when the daughters Of this change full
world,
Yield to the spirit of ReUenge their looks
Speak of a weak dcgencrated soul,
And they whom rules, will pause awhile
To see the loss they bring upon themselves
md weep and intercede with Heaven
That il may form to them no final DOOM
Jean.-But with Anne MADE, whose gentle breast
Forgave the insult and the wrong passed by.
No storm passed Yer her brow o ma its beauty,
And though her eye, attentive, traced the sport
OF children's joyous play, the hectic fush
Too plainly told consumpton's secret work
Wayne CO.. 1915.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
NV Harp is Broken.

For the Palladium My Harp is Broken.
"Iet Fate do her worst; there relics of JOY,
Bright dreams Of the past which she cannot destroy;
Which come in the night time of sorrow and care.
And bring back the features that JOY used to wear
Long long be nv heart with such memories fll'd
Like the which have once been distllid'
You may break, you may ruin the vase II you Will
But the scent OF the will hang round it still
MOORE.
NV harp is broken. its soothing tone no more
Shall cheer my heart in the days of yore!
Orient Smiles with Beauty arts vain,
They never recall its mourning strain
One chord was broken when the hand of death
Remov'd the song of fame from earth;
Another ceas'd to breathe its soft sweet bcreath,
When misery gave misfortune BIRTH
One string still murmurs gently by,
1t speaketh of the time TO die.
My Tyre is broken. its strings rivcn
When the best of earth rais'd to Heaven.
Hush'd the earth, and the broad blue sea,
The Lutestring fails to speak, with muses. voice
Nor more the merry harp shall ring with giee;
Nor bid the wearied soul, rise and rejoice;
They only echo to some mourning song.
That on the gale is borne along.
My Iute's soft tone, no longer MARBLES through
The sylvan scene, unwet by fresh ning dew;
No longer vibrates with harmonious sound,
To those bright joys with which the earth was crown
And though. misfortune cruel. stole its chords.
Ere they were shown the happy world below,
Yet Hope. the syren false, still wooed me on,
Till none remains,
OF all its strains,
Blu, the Dorian reed. with Its note of woe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

\ Mr. McDowlng, manufacturer OF surveyors
and nautical instruments at Newark, \. J., has,
according to the Eagle, invented very formda-
bic missile, 10 be used IN war, for tho destruction
of vessels, armies, &c. II consists of combusti-
BILE dart and ball, to be thrown together scpa-
rate. 1t may be constructed 10 suit the
bore of cannon or musket, and can be di.charg-
cd from ei,hor. thrown by hand. When the
dart strikes an object, both explode, causing des-
trucslon in every direction. Ii may be nado suf-
ficiently powerful TO destroy vessel of war a.
tho distance of two miles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

ALTERATION OF THE JEWISH SAMANTHA German pa
per states that the Jewish Reform Committee sitting at
Frankfort at the head of which Messrs Goldschmdts
advocate Creusenach professor and Schwarzch'd ply
sican and which all the most prominent Jews Of Ger
have adhered. has taken important resolu
1t has decided that the Jewish Sabbath shall b.
kept Sunday The bommittee has appointed divine
be performed Sunday the Jewish temple
city The of several Jewish preachers
mentioned destined to take part in it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

A London correspondent of tho Boston AtIas,
says tina, the Lord Bishop of Derry has discover
ed that the old process Of churnng may DO done J.
way with. He sends a stream Of atmospheric air
through the cream, and the oxygen Of the atmos-
phere thus coming IN contact with it, speedily
converts it into butter of the best quality, and with
less labor than by the old process. Eleven GAL
Ions Of cream, on one occasion; produced 70 Id.
Of butter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

l, is important to all inyalids to know that cas-
tor oil may be most easily taken mingled with or
ange juice-a little sugar being added the juice.
if the orange DO no, ripo and sweet. The differ
ence between this and any other modo Of taking
this valuable medicine is surprising.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

1Adcesfsements rH be eonspeaousiy snssyted is tie
"Paaadium'' at tn. to,iosrng rates:
One square Of 10 lines, 250m's ; reeks, $l.00
Eaea Continuance, IS
announcing Of candidates for Office 90
liberal discount The abore sAe edrev-
tse by the Advertisements ,ria rail for
bid al the ergense Of the adrertiser if xed
No advertisement ,cu considered less than one scusre
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

1t is stated in tho Philadelphia Inquirer tina, tho
banks of New York indebted 10 tho banks o f
Philadelphia about 100000. The banks of Bos-
ton indebted about 8 90 900; and the banks
Of Baltimore about $50 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

But new harp is promised me,
When time to me shall be;
harp to vie whose heav My strain,
Tho harps of earth essay in vain r..
Wayne co.. LIST 18th, 40.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

Wo learn from tho Colonization Journal, that
Judge Leigh, the executor of John Randolph, has
purchased a large tract of land in Mercer county
Ohio on which to locate tho slaves, 300,
manumttcd by that remarkable man. A largo
quantity OF land in Mercer county. comprising
three or four townships, is now owned nearly al
togo thcr by colored persons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

ia love sick poet in New Hampshire writes Of h >
dear delightful: "Whose bosoms like white wDfS "a
fence
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

The schools at Pos,svie, pennsylvania nave
been closed IN Consequence OF the increase u ''e
small pox.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

RELGIoUs REvoLUTIoS.-From a recent letter
ofDr. D'Aubigne, Of Geneva, published in the
last number of tho "Prosbyteran,' it appears
that very largo secession from the National
Church has Just taken place in the Swiss Canton
dc Naud. Tho arbitrary measures adopted by
tho civil government, in reference to tho Church,
have a, longth driven the Evangelical clergy to
mako q bold and formal Declaration Of IndePcn-
dencc. Dr.. D'AubIgne says:
The news is of great moment ono hundred
and fifty parsons of the Canton of Vaud have Civ
en- in their demission. Students, matured mon,
and agcd men, are all OF one mind. The ma or-
itv of tho others will follow without doubt. We
have resolved upon public meeting of prayer to-
night; and our General Committee has appointed
commission for corresponding with our Naudois
brethren. | havo also advised. that the Naudols
ministers should write to DR.. Chalmers, to ask
him for his decided advice IN regard TO the foun-
ding of a Free Church in our country | think
we shall lorna Greek Church which shall en-
brace French Switzerland and France. 1t has
just been told US, that Vaudois layman has al
ready contributed 60 900 francs in behalf of the
E-e. IDOLS Church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

A meeting Of the citizens Of Dickinson Town
ship, Cumberland county, Pa. was held few
da 8 since. and strong resolutions wore adopted IN
favor of Tariff Of duties, calculated not only to
produce sufficient revenue for Government pur
poses, but to protect own manufacturers.
Tho Same meeting passed. resolutions in favor Of
the course pursued by the National Administration
in relation to Oregon, Texas and Mexico.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

There were sons from Philadelphia to New
York, through tho Delaware and Rari,an Canal,
during tho past year. upwards Of 9 f92 tons of
Penns vivann iron, and by tho railroad 500 tons
the total quantity 10000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

AN Eastern JUDGE.-A paper published somo-
whero down East gives the following report of a
Judges sentence lately passed on criminal
Brumlcy was doubtless "hard case but what
kind Of case the Judge is our readers may de-
:crmno:
'Brumey, you infamous scoundrel.-you' re
an unredccmcd villain; you hant single redeem
ing trait in your charactcr--your wlfo and family
wish we had sent you to tho pcnientary. Ihls
is the fifth time I've had you up before me. md
YOU have pu, me to moro trouble than your mock
Is worth. Two cxhortcd and prayed over you
long enough, YOU scourdrol. Just 60 homo and
take ono glimpse at your family; and be off in
shor, order; don't let Us hear of you again
Tho grand Jury have found two other indictments
against you, bu, I'll discharge you on your own
rccognizancc. and if | kctch you in this neck of
woods tomorrow morning at daylight, I'll sock
YOU right squa no in Jail and hump you off TO Sing
Sing iii Ii:to loss than time--you infamous
scoundrcl! If ever kctch you crookng your
finger at man. woman chd--whlte man or
niggor-l'il sock you right squaro into the jug
Stand up. you scoundrol! while pass sentence
on you'll
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

The Warsaw Signal says: Two Catholic priests
passed through this place Monday last. on their
way TO Nauvoo. Their object to ascertain
the particular nature and amour: Of property
which the Mormons wish to dispose Of 10 thci r
church and on what terms it can be bought.
1t is stated in tho Detroit Daily Advertiser. that
n child was Recently born in that vicinity and is
now Iyino which IS cT.;;.aly without il
has shoulder blades, and at the place where the
shoulder Joint should be, there is sinai, cicatrx
scar, about the bigness of small pea. Its
right leg dosccnds to the knee, to which tho foot
is affixed, and moves freely. Its left leg is per-
a to the tG9 EheP j. sdahse5 IL ana m
ward, and the toes being pointed toward the head.
There are but four toes each on the feet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

/ A funny story is told Of an old friend Of ours
one who, sick and tired Of the ca no and hustle
/ of city life, has retired into tho country aud
! .eono ia rming' the saying IS. His land al
belt we'll situated and commanding saudry ro-
mantle prospects, is not particularly fertile Us
some he have socn-requiring scientific cul-
,uro and liberal of guano Of some sort to in
duce an abundant yield. So far by way of OK
panaton.
Onco upon a time, as tho story book says, our
friend, being short visit 10 the city, was at
tending auction sale down town, and as II SO
happened they were selling damaged sausages at
tho time. There were eight or ten bar
rels Of them, and they gust going at fifty
cents per BARREL whom the auctionccr, with oil
apparent seriousness, remarked, with knowing
look that they were worth moro than that
to manure land with. Here idea. Six
ty-,wo and a half, said oar friend. Just going
at sixty-two and half ccnts--,hrd and last call
-gone,' rctor,ed the auc,onoor--''Cash takes
them at sixty-two and half per barrel"
To have them shipped for his country scat was
tho immediate work of our friend, and it was
then planting time, and the sausagos, to a COM
mon expression, getting no better very
fast to have Thorn safe under ground and out OF
the way was his next movement. lie was about
to plant field Of several acres Of corn-the soil
Of piney woods species-so, here just the spot
for this experiment IN agriculture, this new
wrinkle IN tho science Of geoponics. One link
being doomed amply sufficient, that amount
was placed in each hill, accompanied by the usual
number Of kernels of and occasional
pumpkin sced and oil were nicely covered
in the usual style. Now after promising that
several day eeou,.ud piiuo .l.o corn
planted, tho sequel of tho story shall be told IN
dia oruo between our friend and ono of his neigh
bors.
Noighbor.---sWoll, friend, havo you planted
your corn!
Frend.-'Yes, several days SINCE.
Neighbor.-'ls it up yet!
Frend.--.Wcll, you SEQ bought q lot OF dam
aged sausages in Orleans tho other day, smooth
lonrued auctioncer saying they would mako cx-
cellent manure if nothing else. rloughed the
lot over. commenced planting my corn OF once as
it was time, placed sausage in each hill, and
Neighbor.-sWoll aud what!'
Friond.-'And felt satisfied that had mndo
good Job Of it. Some days afterwards went out
to tho field to see how my corn was coming on,
and pretty piece of business had made OF try
ing griCulsurui 0~PoI iinoiitS.''
Neighbor.-"Why, what was the ma ttor.
Friend. -s'Matter the first thing saw before
reaching tho fold, was an awful lot OF dogs Dig
ping and scratching all over i'll Thore were my
dogs. and your dogs, and all the neIghbors, dogs.
besides about throc hundred and fifty strange
dogs never set my Dyes on before and every one
was hn I'd at it whining after tho buried sausages.
Somehow or other the rascally whclps had scented
out tho business and they havo dug up every hill
bv ibis time. If could set every dog of them
on that nuctioneor I'd be satisfied y Picayun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

The following communication VIC cut from
tho New York Ev. Gazette. 1t contains mu ch
matter for reflection. not only in q religious and
moral point of view, but ought TO alarm every
woll wishor 10 his country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

III. w. a. ,. j. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLE'ALE DrALEEs
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bag, Lag. do
23O do old nd lava do
i SO n I'D , S orleans Sugar. part prime
iG do Fl CfoiI do
rs casks clarified
65 boIcs NO Loaf do
30 bbs crushed
20 do pulverised
50 hid, Molasses
100 kegs Nails, rest quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons Bills cred Steel
and sheer Steel
200 bores Sperm and TaIo~ Cannes
1000 wrap. Paper, part large
900 cap and letter do
eerooIs prime Indigo
so packages p ,Imp1And Black Teas
Is bhls lamp AMI
200 kegs rifle and blasting Powder
Par Lead. Shot AMI bar Iron
Maddef Alum and
Cop2ofaS Sulphur a-d salts
Soaps, Mustard, Chocolate, Blocking, &C
sIlO and IOxl2 Glass
Cot Reps. Cords n Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
50 dozen Buckets
Ground Alum
so WOODWARD
Pepper, splee Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton YaTn assorted Nos NJ
factory prices.
o Receiving and forwarding goods attended An
kirds Of produce received on consignment al 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,
FOR SCHOOLS

ILLUSTRATED BY geo Esgavins and . Maps with cts.
Map on rev plan by Co5dneh, author Of Peter Par
ey's Talss" ] vol quaro Pacs soc
his work - dcsgnsdas School Bo- book Of 4
and nothing 10 the WORK allowed this de..n
hi ZANE time. from the ado?ed u VIII be fiad IN
e5nt4in great quantE Of which
family book for reference witty an this re ,peef viii be- en-
HANGED y tie N eI Al he clos Of the MP ~ p.p
Vy aud enAvsnenee have carefully the arapT
meat q the Whole WORK The pog pty rs fs Ma,
Is PeeAiy iil and dtct the eonliruy
will tie deserpuonso Of countries which ih-y relate
The Gohe Map asd useful device aad will he fpns
GOO ssIgt- for artificial Gioh ths aAvantare Of brg
easily aHdl and constant eye during the early
OF stury FOr sale By
ces ISo 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
CANTON MA COMPANY.
MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE rHE BANK or VIRGINIA.
" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. =.


II WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 4.
n uitesf Ira Esfa''islast sursp-futp1l Tsfask
-fff ~ Ns- lart.
NNiE Canton Tea Company has been popular
- y Knows o navy The public have had u proof Of
their tteguy and fespons billy They possess acies
in relation 70 the Tea sds suCo any concern Boz Aac
rca Their -wruous regard an prime rrvais
uc character of large iol has already larger
connection than nu The h-snts n America N,
brrd Consequently they rurer M We
nat'nt and perfect Tor The prices IN NE arsrse any
in The wofhi, Ctial Frcepied
The fuhscfhtf aousy invites the ctr-rs Of
behotd 10 the Arcncn Nau 5gpos aank o Va
aut he Res hesfiien that wb single a
mafe tc seed preference ry~n celebrated Tea. OF
M Csnion Tea Company.
aJ Money ohss'fary un'ci 10 give satisfaction
fof Wiau prices Circulars
Couuy Merchants raucraty rf41ested 10 ,u ,f .r,
n. ~ asortmens aud ir e. b. re Purchasing covhsrs
y HIhe Cntou Tea Company ~ tscsvs vsniers Of
m -etaed HoUq h1in every ptof
20 ~ nc ape B,ceve he uueaY The publ perceive b.
eapsrnE The he frrune "Hovqu 20 by thr
Caniou Tea Comrauy
p Fofhe ny ard tbass pers,rs o.
siding Ne urFsr ard PARIS u cfY bavr sds a.
fanteueats w NJ. WA PtAln nruertL Rfoat srst -
With NJ 2 FICuT. schv M 80 afts b. VII en-
hey can D. surpcd with the supco fEAs ne stln rca
Coursny % Nev Yok tt eanE upon either o. e shove
named Esnileueu HENRY q. HOneSON.
o. T--u Ftciusive AFsrt Rehnbnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

IN TORE,
" GnduaIed Cashmere Robes
Cashmere D'Paris
Cashmere n CoSse
AlPaeeas OF all colours
Alpaca Reps
EDs. and American Prints
Dress Hhkdfs
Shaws, la se ,tSeE
Irish Linens and Lawns
Linen shertings
Gloves and Hosiery
Satnanc Sils Vostinfs
sesrfs ani Collars
Dress Ties ana Stocks
Umbrellas
worsed vesungs
Embroidered DO
Preach Ca,s.lneres
Blaes BroHlO and Browa Frsnea Cora
WeA ofEnEaEd 81
Blk and blue 90 VI al Euees
Beaver Cloths Pilots snd Flushhss
Irish tths for overeosis
Ccdden glons for do
TSeedes n all kinds
Kentucky lFAns, very low
Heavy fdISi Cloths, Ter negroes
Nap Cotcns
Kerseys and Liuseys
Turksy BED Cotton
White, rcd and yellow Fisnnes
LSmbswO' nd merino Shirts and pa~sIs
Fuf.iture and Apron Checks
White Marsaines Q1iHs
Bedticks and Lace
BchiaetI. aees
White Canrncs and Jsceonfts
Plain and other SSlsl MUSES.
Rishop lawns and Mai Auslas
nimak Table Cloths
no Napkins
Birdseyc and Russia Diapers
Huekerb lek Diapers and towels
34.7-s, ~ EsBd I9-a Bieaehcd shssunss
"a 3 ftani 5 Brown dn.-amongsi At
Barcbea Eursk. Va. stone and Manchester goo
Duml Maekenaw and rwiued Blankets
Green 20
Red Banssss some very fine
Patent Threads syooi Cotton, Buttons Comls &C.
Which offered the trade upon ACCOMMODATE
Terms. DANIEL n. LONDON,
- l-cSd9m Corner l3th and Main streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
NUMBER SO.
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
FARTHER SUPPLY.

Very Cheap!
Rf Schooner Lowell from Boston the .uh
- srbsr has .upply Of Bo,. "A a.,
aodrd tn hs @neA pr-viou'
eh more extensive and drsirsh resp IN
N' a@ A-ntoa ot Count Merchants r-t
thai thy ~h b. .o1i - IN. prices.
Ar o1R-t tho Just reserved n. f,rloSinr VII
hens er'fa Levy thck gred Bfogai y trms
no INDIAN sDd low pic, psEred Bto<an-
DO hravy - en- d a of Broraus
DO nei and OouEd seFed B:ugans s .
DO d. regEed ~
DO stout CaIiskin sessd Bo~ts
DO DO s.AsSn do 20
Women. lie 4ther Peszed wshs4nO
To Goi'-E n Buski-s
Bo, sanut Cal skn BraTan.
do thick psEfei Brnxaus
A1o fresh sugpy Of Hair Truals-au.z..
seq IuDAn MYERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

aS.s.s.Ezts by Canal Packets to and from
- Lynehhurg. and from thence in StaRes
BY ins NaH Bridge the sweet White sulphur
ON and amer the 9th Of Joiv Rich
ond daily n, Sundays an ynehbux
day atB r. NJ.
RrIussss-isave LynehsuE daily p NJ Saturday.
copied, and Richmond n hours
Two lines Of SaE
ours To the White Sulphur distance by the Naiu
RAJ bate snd Dbes SPRING. Aad by Fipeasie and
the Sweet Springs
Pas'enges for stAaBton by Monday "Wednesday
and Friday
Houses leave al r. NJ
NJ C~iersvne hftet the sth the soa pass
and down g p NJ
PASSENGERS leaving Farmvne at 10 Richmond
neu a NJ al g. Tbos- going the the
Bo1ts- r EDMOND DAyENPpRr