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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
BONAPARTE.-A LESSON OF WISDOM.

Count MoNTnoLoN's book on Bunaparle has lately been
republshed. We are indebted to the puod taste of tho
editor of The Boston Post for an extract from il which he
has lalely spread before the readers of Thai, paper. which
cannot fail to awaken feelings that all otfght 10 cherish.
The extract we refer to is one of those conversations,
IN which B%onaIarte not unirequenily INDUCED. well cal
culatod TO open the window 10 his heart, and in which,
we may feel assured, he spoke with the utmost sinceri
~.
"NNhat recollections (said he) crowd upon my memory,
when my thoughts are longer so occupied here St He
lena with political topics aud local vexaiions. am car
RED back to my first Impressions OF the life of man. 10
seems 10 me ARRAYS IN these moments Of calm that | should
hare been The happiest man IN he wo,id tciM 10000
francs a little mort than $4,000 a gear. ieiag. as the
father Of a family. ,eih my icit and son at ON old house
al .Idccio. You remember lis beautiful situation. Hap
py hours!--the native soil has infinite charms. Memory
embellishes II with all lis powers, even To the very odor
of the ground. which one can 50 realize TO the senses as
to b. able wi,hihc eye shut, to tell the spots first trodden
by the foot Of %childhood. Come place your band upon
my bosom See how il beats (And true il did Leaf
with great %rapidity) II is like the sound of a bell
(added he.) There is none here, est. tlelena)5I am no
longer accustomed To hear il. The sound Of a bell
never strikes my ear, without carrying back thoughts to
the sensations ofmy youth. The Angelus bell led me
back TO pleasant reveries, when in the midst of earnest
thoughts, and burdenod with the weight of an imperial
crown, | heard It's first sound under the shady woods Of
st Cloud; aud often have | been supposed to be revol-
wing the plan of a campaign or digesting an imperial law,
when my thoughts were wholly involved in dw,l ing upon
the first impressions Of my youth"
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A NOVELTY IN SCULPTURE.

The London Spectator, in describing u piece Of statua
ry which has been exhibited in that city, the work Of
Railaello Monti-speaks of the wonderful execution vi
the design as follows;
1.-The efigy ola yelled Vestal tending the everlasting
flame, Is a curiosity in sculplure-a feat Of art. The
figure is the size of life. it is clothed in a robe and a veil
thrown over the head envelopes the face. shoulders, and
part of the arms. This veil is Transparent Not merely
do you discern the covered forms where they actually
swell out and touch the veil, but You think You can see
through them underneath, the beautiful face; you can de-
tect the relreating' curves of the profile, aud the
swelling formsof the lips, with a space between that soft
ly but crlsply round flesh and the covering gauze. You
are deceived.
Working in the transparency oflhe marble, with cum
ming skill the sculptor has So arranged the thinness and
thickness Of his material, that the reftacied light sug-
gests the forms beneath, which are not carved. Jhe
artist has chiselled the outward form Of the veil. and in
doing S, has painted the yelled face IN the light and
shade elancing through the marble. He calls i, Juno
scleIizo,' y and II is 30 but it is much more ii rs a very
beautitu' hgure.o
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LOOK AT TEES
Another New Arrival OF Carriages.

A1llliiN day or two past, we have received y supply o
W |tO.ftfES, B.inDifiiES BIGEIES, witt
and without tops, also a few ROCk. HJ.3t C.IisREIGES
a new and beautiful article, which makes our assortment equal
10 any IN lirginia-all oi which will be sold on aceommola
tlhg terms, AMI at prices Ia suit the times. All wanting an,
thing in the above line will please give us a call, with assn
rance that they can purchase on as good terms AZ in any Other
market whatever.
SlIACKIEFORD & IEWEIIEN.
". B.-Wo have also a good assortment Of SADDLE
Rf, and are fully prepared TO give entire satisfaction in that
line. Though our business is thrown somewh hat into conlu-
sion by the erection of new building in front, we are prcpar-
ed to wait ON our friends and the public generally. We hope
soon To be III our new house on the street, with a $ i'll better
assortment ol every article in our line OF business.
All REPAIRING in the above line done as usual " ith ncainess
and despatch, 5. h l..
June II-ts
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SUG.lRS. CoFFEE. PLASTER, SC.

StG.lRS. COFFEE. PLASTER. Sc.
10 hhds. n. q. Sugars, very prime and diy,
10 bags l.aga,ra and RIO Colue.
20 tons Lump plastct,
5000 lb, Wolsey aud Wolsey's loaf and crushed Sugars,
100 sacks Salt,
10 tierees Handsome clarified Sugars,
3 eases Boots.
ton Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
. tons Ircdegat Iron, handsomely assorted,
80 boxes Tin Plate,
aho lbs. Saltpcie,
5Oo lbs Russia sheet Iron,
D lhis. Nuscosado Mulasses,
. hhls. picking Vinegar,
. do No ) Maeher.i, yny large and lat, receiving
per bIges Exit, Richmond aud Ohio. aud tot sale low hy
tRENSllAN, BAO.bN y AFTER
August It's
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WV. VI. BLACKBOARD, Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM 4 DlLLARD,
EVERY MoNpAY MI TmuRspAY,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
ct -Four Dollars per a',nipn, payable ia adrdace. M sub
ssription ucil be receiced for a shorter time than sir months
and no paper tcHi be discontinued, (erecpt at the discretion
the Editors,) until all o1Yea1ages are paid.
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at SO esnts per
square Tor Less for euery naner form Insertion and 81 cts.
Der square Tor tss) for every outer form insertion.
Y.1DYER1ISER is required to nots on has Ms
he's long he tcistes has advertisement inserted an ddper-
tiseaaent, not SO noted, isai be inserted tH its discont1iuance
be ordered.
ron YEARLY 1~DpERIISLNG the terms are for
the privilege efi,ro squares, : 10 for one square S25 for
one square, taner form y b. Erery yearly Advertiser tcai
sresuireate eonyfae his advertising 10 his particular Inc Of
business.
81 JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpeditiouSiy
ond sn reas0na1le terms.
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PUBLIC S.lLE or LAND, CROPS,
SVOfE 81

n the 10th, Sept. 1877, the undersigned will sell, ON tn,
~ premises, IN 4 YpomaitoN, cou,ity, thai valuable
TRACT OF LAND.
containing lS3! ACRES, on which Alex. steele decd. Tor
merly resided. Also, the crop of Corn, Oats, &r., raised on
the same the present year. Also, the Horses, Stock and Cat
tie on the land, Plantation tools, Household and kitchcl
Furniture, Sc, &c.
This Land lies in said county on the head waters Of Fall
ing River, about : miles from Clover Hill, adjoining the land,
OF ! holnas Nosclcy, Robert EUet and others, Is near To tw,
academies, and in a good nciglborhopd. 1t is in a good STATE
OF Improvement, and well timbctcd aud watercd. Persons dc,
sirous TO invest in Land, rarely have a better opportunity to
DO such ae invited to call and see IT. Terms liberal, and
made known on day of sale. JOHN IRVINE,
MATI. u. IRVINE,
August l9-t1GSep. E,'ors. OF Alex. Steele. decd.
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ZFE NJ n l. T. n { n ID f. NJ Y.
NlE next session Of this Institution will com mencc
i on the first Monday IN October. II is the aim o
the Teachers To implrl useful knowledge. combined with
ornamental. 81 that young Lady, when she leaves the
School. shall be qualified 10 discharge the duties which
will deyolse upon her, hotl, IN the domestic and In the
social circle, The discipline of the Sciool Is parental
using that decree ut slrlciness which is necessary To IN
sure proper obedience To the Teachers and application To
study but cnicavoring 10 secure these requisites through
The operation Of principle aud Of conscience.
\ Chemical aud Philosophical Aparatls. together
with Globes, Maps. Sc. Is IN possession Of the Aeadc.
ton. will b. delivered and enforced by experimrnts,-
The number of Female assistant Teachers will be pro
porlonod 10 the wants 81 the school.
The situation ol The Academy building Is IN "A quiet
part of the tuwn aud we'll adapted 10 the put pose kr
which II is intended. The Principal viii tnke n limited
number OF l%ioardors. lis residence, IN future, will BIZ
very retired aud near 10 the Academy.
For the Information of those who arc not acquainted
with the qualifications OF lhe Teachers of Ibis Aeadcmy
10 lmpart instructions aud to train children. reference may
be nude To the following pentlcnen, Who have, or have
lately lad, children at Tins Institute:
Judge \. Nj. T%allaterro, Franklin, Judge f.. Saun
dors, ditto Rev. j. Grammcr, II. Logan, Esq. aud
Gorian Coleman, Esq Halifax Wm. Foniaine. Esq +.
Flu,anna; DR.. A, Wood, Henry John I. Carter. Esq
Patrick Robert UrodnaN. Esp, aud L, =. Galloway
Townes, Geo. Adams, Esq, WI. Tunsiall, Esq, and
John +. Beavers, Esq. Pitisylvauia Levi %lloIbrook.
Esq, DIR. nj. Green, Capt. Jno. Noble, and Z. l..
Watkins, Esq. Danville.
Further information can be obtained on application 10
the Principal.
GEO. w. DAME.
Danyille, Va, Anr. 81, lSl7-wiw
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WITCHES, NJpELRY sc,
Az AICIION-

ioAN
WILL be sold a, public auction. without reserve,
on "Wednesday 23d day Of September next, to
cl'se the concern OF Williams & Victor. all the stock of
Goods then remaining on hand. The assortment is quite
good. consisting Of GOLD and SILVER LEVER
all in good order, and good for time pie
cs Gold and Silver Spectacles, Pencil Cases of almost
every description, a great variety Of Breastpins, Rings,
Iocke's, Watch Guards. Keys, Miniature cases, sc.
A variety Of Silver and Briitania " are,
Plated Candlestlcks. Snuff, rs and Trays,
An assortment of Military Goods, &c. and all the mate
rails and Tools for conducting the Watch making. Jew
eler's and SilveTsnith's business.
Also, will be offered at the same time, 7 Shares of
Stock. in the Lyncihurg aud Salem Turnpike Compa-
ny, 5 Shares in the j. Il, and X. Company. 3 Shares in
the Lynchbnrg and Piusylvania Turnpike Company, 2
Shares in the Concord, 8 Shares in The Blue Ridge
and Share in the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company.
One Horse, Buggy and Harness.
ERM OF SALE,
All sums under fifty dollars, cash. on all above that
amount a credit Of six months will give.
63- Bargains may be had in Matches, Jcwelry, s.,
between this time and the day of sale.
JEllU WILLIAMS. :. Partner of
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
Aug. so ids
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S.3iE or LAND.

SHE or I.2ND.
IN PURSUANCE ola Deed Of Trust, made to the
Il undersigned by Fayette Johnston aud others, they
being the President and Directors of the Fredericksburg
Mining Company, barring date The eth day Of January,
ls4o, and which is duly recorded in the clerks office OF
the county court, for Amherst county, | shall, on Satur
day, the 2nd day of October next. if air. if not on the
next fair day. (not being the Sabbath expose to sale. at
puhlicauction, to The highest bidder, ON the premises.
all that Tract of Land. lying in the said county, and
Known by the name Of Chissel's Mine Tract supposed to
Contain
720 ACRES,
DO The same more or less. The terms of sale will be
cash. The title to the said land is believed To be good
""' The Undersigned will convey such title only as is
Tested In him by the said deed.
y REUBEN L. THOM, Trustee.
August 26-ts
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I'fbbEctOn School

TUNIlE second Session of this School will commence
ON the lst Of October neXi. Anxious that all the
pupils committed to her care should be instructed. and
believ,n. this 10 be impracticable where there are many
Scholars. Miss Manson proposes 10 establish a School
consisting only Of len Or twelve young ladies, all of whom
she wishes to board in her Fathers family, and to take,
in addition to their English Studies, Music and French
lessons.
TERMS,
Board Gncluding washing, fuel q lights,) 50 pr. month
Tuition-Englsh
Felch 2
Music s
use of instrument 50 cents.
Beard and Tuition, payable one half in advance. the
remainder at the end of the observation-disclosures. addressed to
Mr.. Nathaniel |. Manson, l.yncliburg, will be attended
To.
Aug. 3O-ts
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.N'OIuGE-

.NOITCE.
4 LII those indebtedto The late Concerns of Roberts
N \ Lee aud Lee 4 Roberts. are earnestly request
cd To come forward and pay Their notes and accounts AS il
Is very I'M or ant that tht b lsinese sh 4uhd be closed. Long
indulgence viii not be given. LEE s. ROBERTS,.
March Its
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IN Il.NI HBJRT.
n Thursday, the Both day OF September ncxi, at / O'Clock
" l.. NJ, upon the premises, will be sold, at public auc
ton, by the Undersigned, in obedience 10 decree OF the Su.
pelior Court OF thanccrN ion the Richmond Circuit, in two
SUITS therein depending, IN one OF which Andrew Stccdman
rs Plaintiff, and the administration aud heirs of l.andon &
Cahcii, deceased, and others, are Defendants and in the other
OF which Robert Saunders is Plaintiff, and the Administrator
and heirs OF l.andon X. tabell, deed, and others are Deicu.
dants, all that valuable LOT, ON Federal Hill, in the town
oi l%ynchbarg, withthe
DWELLING HOUSE
and the buildings thereon, aud the appurtcnanccs belonging
la the estate OF l.andpn r. Cabcll, now and iur some wear
past occupied by Samuel Garland, Esq, as tenant.
TERMS.
One fourth part ofthe purchase money to be paid either in
cash at the tune ofthe sale, orthifty days thereafter, secured
by "A note or notes, well endorsed, negotiable and payable at
Bank, including interest from the day of sale. The rest Of
the purchase money 10 he paid in equal instalments, AZ sill,
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale, the purchaser
TO give his bond for the three deferred instalmcnts, to the I'M
dersigncd, as commissioner, and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase money is paid. Possession to be delivered
to the purchaser upon his making the cash payment.
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
August 23-tSoS Commissioner.
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= e d Sc ElOlSE
ON MAIN STREET =

RENT. and possession given immediately.
The Store al present occupied by VIM. IL Ryan,
on Main Street, in Lynchburg. IA few doors below the
Virginian Office. said Store Is neatly fitted up and is
n valuable stand either for IA Dry Goods or Grocery Bust
ness on a large scale. Apply to the subscriber for terms.
JAS. l.. CLANIOR.
Auy ats
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS

.NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
G. w. LOVE,
IN hc Old Siand If .HeIrer & Lore,
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally that he is now receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
10 which he would call their attention, assuring them he
will sell and make to order as cheap as any house in the
place. All he asks Is an examination of his stock, among
which they will find the following articles
Bioley's best black and blue Cloths,
SImoni's do do do do
English, French s German do do of various colors,
Bioley's best black Cassimeres,
Bichuffs do do do
English, French and German Cassimeres various colors
Best English and French black Satins
Silk Cashmere, Velveteen and other Vestings
Pocket and Neck Handkerchiets ,Srspenders, Gloves and
in fact, every thing usually kept in such a house.
April It's &. ". LOVE.
thanks for SITE q This Office.
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COTTON FACTORY.

COTTON FACTORY.
NIlE Subscriber takes this method to inform his
Il friends aud the public in general, that he is now ma
king, at the Black Water Cotton Factory. as good an AZ
ticlo Of Cotton Yarns as is made any where, and a trial
of it he would like for all 10 make, as he feels confident
they would find it to be as good an article as they ever
bought, if not better. His prices will always be reason
able and accommodating. He hopes, therefore, by strict
attention to orders and prompt shipment Of Yarns, Gas
they can be forwarded in every direction, the Factory be-
ing near the James River s kanawha Canal, as well as
the Lumber Houses. where all the wagons, that bring
produce for shipment, are obliged to come TO get al least
a share of your patronage. Please give him a call when
you come to town.
Office at the Black Water Cotton Factory.
JAMES S. CREUDSON, Agent.
June Its
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EDWIN II. PAGE,
Il T T o n " Y "A Il l. j. "
CA c. H., VA.
WILL practice in all the Courts of Campbell county
W the Quarterly and superior Courts of Franklin,
Piltsylyania and Halifax Counties.
f.. II and }. W. PAGE,
Having associated themselves in the practice of the
Law, will attend the Courts in LYNcnBuRG. AMHERST
-AMPBELL, FRANKLIN, PITTsYLvANIA and HALIFAX.
All business entrusted TO their care will have prompt al
tention.
For f. r. PAGE, address Campbell C.. II.
}. w. PAGE still retains his office in Iynchburg.
July 22-ts
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VIE subscriber, having engaged the services Of Miss
i Nields, from Neslchcslor. Pennsylvania, proposes
having a school at her hoGYe, Amherst Court House,
for the instruction Of young Ladies in different depart
nents of English. together with French and Music.
To those DESTROYS of patronising hescho j satisfactory les
limonlals OF qualifications Will be shown,
Several pupils can be accommodated with board in the
subscribers fimi,y. The school will commence on the
9th Of September next.
SARAH w. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House. August 23-ts
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LOOK AT T'IIISl

The Government receipts for the quarter ending tho
3olh Of June. including 1929. 800 dollars received from
Ioans. was but S2o.aO6.O50. The expenditures in tho
same time were &22,2 900. II we deduct, as we should,
tho loan as a debt yet 10 be provided for, we have,
Receipts. $2O,405, ObO
Loan deducted ~. 2do 900
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C.lRRLAGE FACTORY.
Ella FURNACE.

Ella FURNACE.
NVHE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
LIST day of January last, for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the maine Of Flippin & Montgomery, beg leave to
inform tho public that they are now prepared to eXecu Ia
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made AT
blast Furnaces, viz Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stosv
Plates, Mill Gear. sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited to examine the style and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware, which may be seen at most
OF the stores IN Lynchburg, or at the Messrs. Ellis's,
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern, at Elk
Furnace, or A. \. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. Just 10 hand. our well selected stock of
SPRING .aND SU.HHER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for
grain. A.. w. FLlPPIN.
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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veW Books.
ON CONSIGNMENT.

ON CONSIGNMENT"
WE have received in store and now oner for sale, on ac
w commodating terms.
% quarter casks Licofice Paste,
p half boxes Woolsey's refined Loaf Sugar.
20 do do Stuart's do do do
10 bales IS Bom,stics.
August I9-ts McCORkIE s. SIMPSON
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|a9R.Esl,I..b 2OYS|
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,

AKE 4 STRENGTHENING, FIKGAIIN md
A PURIFYING TONIC.
THESE PILLS are universally acknowledgedby all Who
L have used them, TO be a pleasant, safe and eort.in cure
ior Bilious fcyers, Fever and Ague, Liver Complaints, Sick
Headache, JaundIce, Indigestion, impurty Of the blood, Gu
tancous Diseases, Nervous Irritation, l.anguor, Iialitual
Costivencss, Iossot Appetite, Dyspepsia, Piles, Collie, Worms
in Children, Female Complaints, and all diseases arising from
a Torpid Liver or Impure Blood, and they are beyond all
comparison the best OF all known specifics ion the cure OF that
class oil diseases Tor which the Medical Faculty have for
years united in prescribing the celebrated
.42SNP.3RLL. .2.AD UILD CHERRY,
Which are the two principal ingredients Of DIR. lie Hoy's
Pills and are so combined with other valuable remcdial
agents added to supply certain sanatiye properties which
both are deficient ofO that The " hole compound furnishes the
safest, most effective, most agreeable, and most perfect Tonic
and Aperient Medicine ever offered TO the public.
-. II. lyman
Agent for Lynchburs.
August l6-2m 81
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.NDIulE.

w 4.
NOR SALE, the valuable aud well known Tract OF
4 Land, on which | live. situated in The lower end of
Campbell county, on both sides of Whipping creek JUS,
above where II enters into Staunton nvcr. containing, hy
recent survey. 625 ACRES, OF which about go Acres
are beautiful low grounds. now in a high state OF cultiva
tlon, and is well adapted % the growth OF corn. wheat,
oats and tobacco. and grows clover and grass equal TO any
land IN This section OF country. The plantation is snili
ci, nj 10 work from twelve To fifteen hands 10 advantage.
There Is about 200 Acres yet To clear. all of which Is
first rate To acco Land. The whole Tract is we'll water
ed and nearly all under a good fence. The improvements
1~A excellent consisting ota DWELLING
&SSNJ..:a House, showing - trcl front. with q
V%HItiG ICONS. ! OF which are neatly finished
60 lASTN good kitchen. work =houe e, barns, stables.
Ne. an eAcellont garden, and beautiful yard, adorned
with shade trees and s%hrubbery. viii sell a great bar
gain on accommodating ,ortus, aud take in payment mo
nry or negroes. at fair prices.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase u larger quantity Of
Land can be accommodated, with about loo Acres al
joining, OF first rate bottom aud high land. well improved
lfthe first named Tract Of Land is not previously sold
it viii be offered for sale, al public auction, ON the prem
lscs, ON "Wednesday, the LIST day of Sepicmbcr next. 1t
faif, If moi. the next far day. \ general invitation 10 all
land buyers, 10 call and examine Tor themselves
J.. ID. P~OINDENIER.
p. Sit private sale should be effected. i, will be
known by this notice being discontinued. l.. ID. T..
June lis
% The Lynchburg Republican and Richmond Why
Will publish the above and send then accounts 10 this
office.
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FARE BY THIS ROurE.

FARE BY THIS QUITE
From Richmond 10 Baltimore s. Od
:" Baltimore Ia Philadelphia 5 UQ
" Philadel phia IL New York by tho
early morning line 3 0o
In addition to the above line. the Companies on the
Great Mail route have, ON Monday and THURSDAYS, a
second most delightful line, by ,cdy II .3cqaia Crceh and
mouth gf Potomac.
Passengers by this last line 60 by the Grea, Mail
line as far rs Acqnia Creek, where they take the swift
and beautiful Steamer P~o,ehotan, Capt. {. w. Gus
NELL, (Which leaves Acquia Greek Immediately ON the
arrival OF the cars from Richmond J and reach Baltimore
some hours IN advance Of Passengers by the James Riv.
er and Bay line, and al The same erpensc. Passengers
by this last line equally avoid the dangers of sra sick
ness and the uncertainty OF the wide and rough portion
Of The BAY. be weon Old Point Comfort and the mouth
OF Potomac. and make the trip between Aequia CrceL
aud Baltimore in a splendid Steam Boat unsurpassed IL
strength, beauty r comfort.
For further particulars. or through tickets, apply a
the oilice OF The Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Roat
, "lnpans. in Richmond 10 the Ticket Agent.
July Is SIN