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Pabils I.aprevsm sna..

We take great pleasure in publishing the following
communication from one Of the most experienced and
enlightened architects in the country. He shows wha
the designs for building the wings Of the Patent
Office also the facilities and the numerous resource.
for building afforded by the city Of Washington.
These additions to the Patent Office are Immediately
under the superintendent Of Mr. Robert Mills. Of
the distinguished architects in the United States We
have the bright efforts OF his genius in the South
well as in Washington.
East Wiag Of the Patent Office.
Great progress is making in the construction of this
building. and the work in every department is done in
The mos, workmanlike manner, and with the best quality
OF materials The foundation stone is procured from the
Potomac quarres OF Mr.. I. Neil the Little Falls
hard and durable gneiss formation. the blocks coming
Be s %a s
sent peculiar formation admirably adapted to furnish
material valuable for building purposes
The foundations of this wing have been raised
TO height suitable receive the cutsione work, and
the zeal and industry OF those excellent contractors for
the marble. Messrs Provost Winter Co., have already
they have cut 10 whs. Is called scaoId height on the
south section OF the wing The marble is OF beaut-
full texture, and set with the skill of the workman. This
work may boast OF Of the frs. mechanics in the
country, who are vying with each other in exhibiting
the merits Of each in his branch OF the work
The marble with which this building is faced comes
from the quarres OF Thomas Symingon, esq. situate
within IL or 10 niles OF Baltimore on the Susquehanna
railroad, which passes directly alongside, that
loaded with this stone here makes change delay in
Its whole passage to this city; and by of the ele
graph order for stone may be answered in one day
The granis department of the work about this build
ing progressing with equal despatch with the other
branches BY those excellent and industrious contractors
the Messrs Berry, of this city The granite used here is
of beautiful light TINT and obtained from the extensive
quarnes of Messrs. Sumwalt and Green. denominated
the Patapsco quanes The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
passes by these quaes which possess the facility
OF transportation to this city As the marble quares
How admirably this city situate for realizing the IA
ces OF every description Of building materials, and
those OF the best quaylime, sand, cement foundation
stone. brick, frecstone, marble granite &c and we
admire the wisdom and foreihought of that illus
trou. man who recommended the site, and founded this
city where il ia His far seeing eye reached the
OF the Ohio and the lakes, and he himself
enced the great work that in successful progress
to open navgabe canal between the Potomac and the
Ohio rivers Washington was wise in the arts OF peace,
as he was in those of war. M
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There is large ffieaie building Phisdelpha,
TO be called the susquehsnnsh s expected that she
viii be ready 70 be launched in sin eight months from
ths TIME she viii be thirty feet longer Than the great
shiPoftheine the Pennsylvania but her breadth
much less and her tonnage but 25oo. She viii carry
but eight guns Of heavy calibreone Of them, which viii
BE- placed upon her bow, viii throw hollow shot
ss pounds Her machinery viii cost ssoo.ooo-sbe four
boilers alone $4,000 eseh-end the whole ve.s when
comprised. about seeo,ooo Her will sbou
200
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THs Ntxr CoSeKrss-The gain Of a whig member In
Rhode Island gives the wings three majority in the House
far wings elected 100. democrats los Seventeen
members yet be chosen, In districts which
Congress wing. and democrats. The democrats are
likely make gain in these districts than wings
The Senate Is democratic by OF 10 majority.
fNew York ys~~~ai Of Ceuu>res
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DKsru or Hos. AUsris L. wISe.-Hon. Austin Wing.
Of Moaoe M'chiTsa, died the z5th inst Clevcand
O'Clock Mr.. Wing for many years. delegate In
Congress from the Territory Of Michigan. and since the sd
mission Of that State the Unioa he has held on
there. Unui recently he United STATES marshal
He was about IS years Of age, and was man much
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The venerable Pickle PickIeby says "Resd your Bble
Isbez study the laws Moses and don't repeal any Of -m
mind the commandments Ia. the Eleventh kewi.>
and don't sell the birhris Of IN. Yankee NATION for
Of potash and the dsy may kan when ycu will be min
isser % penifenrsy. OF secretary Of negsfion.-
ErTERs n~@ she Ansghs.y Hen.sains. By Chs.
TAYLOR MUARy
books<neu street.
hvinss Goldsmith, urifcrm efshon.
Hsvs rnssss 6essasats RssAa md srssia
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nifty for crime and the desperate chance OF political re
GEORGE w. LORD.
JOHN VAN BUREN,.
JOHN G FLOYD,
c. s. GRlNNELL,
WARD HUNT,
c. A SrARKWEATHER,
II. b. STANTON.
MARTIN GROVER,
ID. BURWELL,
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's"''s As SrssS.i.ds ' assr.s,ss = s'a'@
Thefoowing despatch hand l.ss svsainr fpoaa
our correspondent al ST John: 20
ST.. Jom. Aug 81. ls4s.
The royal mail steamer Caledonia arrived AZ Halifax
al one O'Clock, p. m. yesterday whence Der was
transmitted TO this place BY express TINS morning a. ..
The Caledonia, in her outward passage, pssssd the
steamer Europa IN the English channel
a. ne steamer Washington arrived II Southampton on
me tssn ron bremen on her way TO- New York. She
e Raven on Saturday, and brings in1plEence Of
me actual departure Of the Danish blockadnG naron.
and the withdrawal OF the cruising vessels f7o AZ Hal
o ns ns departed Tor CoPsnh.gso eiinF
number OF merchant vessels had entered he Wssrr ana
commerce was resuming its wonted activity.
The American frigate ST. Lawrence, Can psnIdfux
| had left Bremen Haven for cruise in the Bsic. q
la Liverpool there is marked mproveueat = usarlv
been fully supplied but as buyers have nssifes:sd
greater desire TO operate, large amount Of ks.nsss
has been done-in some instances At higher niss
Adyces from the United Snes reape<ling Tie growing
crop OF cotton, heng considered very hive
operated IN favor OF holders The dcm6nd u rood and
large sales are daily reported. ia
during the week AS the advices BY The latest
steamer from America came 10 hand, which Tnes-
day the market assumed an animated sPpearaace. and
holders al once sought higher prices ~
Before the close OF the market that day the quo
lions Of American descriptions ID. higher thsn on
day at still further advance On Thsrsday lie msrlef
had somewhat subdued appearance. bur The advance
was fully maintained. The comnittee's guonons yss-
erday declared 10 be SID for fair Uplands 5ad for
fair Mobile, and SID. for fair Orleans M, e
BREADsTuFrs-The market for breadstu6s ID dali On
Tuesday wheat OF all kinds declined fEom 70 ID per
bushe; American selling At Cd IA Per 70 lbs
Indian corn the other hand had advacsd iron two TO
three shlngs per quarters the late cxtess depseaaon
having brought an increased demand fm ireland with
some speculation The quotations ~ asa PER quar-
Ter for yellow, and Is 29s for white. s
Flour sold slowly during the week; the better quail
ties realizing former priccs but secondary sorts are 3D.
per Dbl lower. g.s :.
Subsequently, the market became steady and ws now
quote prime sound descriptions Of American n asa 3D.
POS per bbl; white inferior. unnPected. = dicut TO
sell al ISIS to 20s. sssr
From the manufacturing districts the accounts speak
encouragngy of trade in both cotton and w0oen goods
Money continues plenty. and the rates Of discount
sy. English funds steady and fair amount Of bust
ness going forward.
There is moderate but steady demand for American
provisons-prces generally being well sustained. Lard
y IN good demand. with an advance Of Cd. per cwt
Sales OF 500 bbls Al IS. Cd
In the absence OF speculation iron remains firm.
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TO cosrRACToss.

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
DROPoss win be received by IN
Brocksviiie, Abem.e ccuasy Virginia. q otcbe
merit s me construction o tunnel Hue Rdrr, %
reer win sbe dcrpcut and herewith
The tunnel win be $50 feet s feet wide and 20 feet high
with ditch on each side VIII slope eswafdy, AZ me s %
mile, and mountain
Proposals will be f rahi
being distinctly rt.ied In mis- Eastern western
half fs bad foe
rroper requested ersmne me Icc.is. ssors sddns
and ohfsin undersigned al necessary
The will he Win ssifsnse nn ny
81 The tcn fesn"s ana m enezrc
prosecution q win be etpccsrd
By order q she President and Dreesors :, ,.uz.
Aus. iI--<focff Engineer blue Ridge ksilrc~f
ERAsCATELrI's Frs.sh cee.sry-s practical ruiss %
culinary hrnsche~
Il pv.s> fn1>~ ~ Chsrcs
F.ncs rspa tss ceh.ses Czrrae and ,ns> Masue dcs
roe. s.gsvsss vRAsck TAYLOR
g SO : A.s's-s rAsssyA l.s S:i NO.
hTn
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0ry-S~cepd pre.syserssn Chsrch. view ysrk Avenne
pcrm<~on, bs Rev. .. = EckAr,
yin lecture dolsiry suss.y evening eeo-k
sep
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NEW YoRK, Aug. S0.-There wero eleven dearhs from
cholera in this city since noon yesterday
BosroS, Aug s0-Fifteen deaths by cholera occurs~d
here since last report. 49,
LOWELL. Aug. so.-Yesterday. noon deaths by
cholera had been reported Tor the preceding ~ hour
BuFFALo, Aug 10.-There hfeen cases II ckolera
and eight deaths during the ~ hours ending to-day
ALBANY, August S0-Twelve and nine dsashs from
cholera. - M
RocHEsrER, Aug sO-Five deaths from cholera hsvs
CURED here since last report
Geseraf Taytovs Healk
BUFFALo, August s0We Team By telegraph from Erie,
that Gen. Tsylos health improving and be
ting much better He Is expected here SATURDAY.,
nus way TO the falls Of Niagara -
FROM the ytaiss.-Escosssr sifk lsdisas-
ST. LOUIS, Ang 1oAub Iris's train has arrived from the
ans but brings iassr ntrgence pub
lished.
When n Ash Greek. the uain ssacksd by parry
Of Pawnee Indians who, ssr having several Of sasir tribe
killed. were repulsed.
SANTA Pc was rhronged with California emigranss.
large number going out were The Mo- se
least sickness prevailed among the emigrsnls
LISTERS from Fort Laramie bosh Of Turner'S
passenger trains had Passed that post Thsy getng
Along well
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nssf IAN .,'eetwiu DIVINE ps.n,...oa sss ksv: k~saa
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES!
The EHnnricn Pile E.PtsOss

sx,IIIS article which has hc.n Used by more l'iH ="
humid, "a persons in this c:iy, has inily proves -
10 br the test most simple, and powerfully im.''
remedy "a. ihs mos; annoying disease ever !ft aSs"
ytTcd II IL IN Outward aipicaiinn, ftTJ Si,1 No."
date III Is relief, ard rrt!rc. ~ ~ cure. NC -
can lie ha, Ia the following volnhar! ctfh'''.iS, 20"
u.s ..,is nrI snuw;. ci;y, - .'ri = iih5 ''
wllr.a ,l-i, lcy Ii.yr Mt apr ifin, IN fHtii':
From i'hns. Tn-icy j"hns"n .insp-ci"f ~ sr''u''"
Hacruuse: ,t
Sl.,sf. Charles Bennett & - Dear Sir, Fe' me
,s ntrcn years have hrei, greatly afflicted "i s"r
Piles, ,.urin. which tnr have had the adftr ~ on
nin.l able Physicians. tired almost every H'"'N '"
elm. recommended Tor The disease, ard h.-ii toee ~
yaLsI IN without deriving any brnrht. Ill WIS., h"H
eyer, nv rpoi luck, during The las; iii, I" u'ah" '
me medicine called lirnricu Pile !.n'inm, RON te
uSr Of which, in trw applications. Nis 80 h.!'h ="
neltirG rs enable ar 20 attend 10 my hnrInr-' w."
put IL. Irls. Inconvenience; ani. nom - '""'''"
n.r am cured al lhr disease.
Yol,s most respectfully,
rliUS. I. JOHNSON.
r,,,n m. Rev Robert Ryand, President ul Richmond
College: :, >, ,s,u
RicHMoSp COLLEGE, March II, isiJ.
This is "a certify, that have used The iirnnco rue
Lotion rs remedy Ia thr disease IN member "i NJ
eee.uul tsis has been succeeded by entire absence
he disease Recommend IT The afflicted, a simple
mi. ImJ -tbcnc,ou. 10. RNi.AND,
President Richmond College.
From Paiiip +. Whie, Esd:
hereby certify that, for The last hilarn MONTHS
have suffered severely from the Files "as w
Constant and severe painat times almost inca a,',1"
tnr business. | tried various rrinriirs-lhia'n' III
could hear of-b without receiving thr slightest re-
lief Al length tried Tho Ilrnrico Pile Lotion and The
result, 49, entire can and do recommend u rs IN
lnvai;iable remedy fnr this painful disease.
,.Ivru under ms hand this ian day Of Star. i-i9,
Richmond. fhiLif T. - =.
TT All orders iur the ahnye Invaluable remedy must
b.. addressed 10 The Agents,
cHAS BENNETT S co, Druggists.
No. 49, Eagle Square, Richmond. va.
Itnsl,,
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from me Savannah Georgian.l

ODE FOR TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
Arise, teow-f!ce men, The star in the West
Now eilds The no, lion with Liberty's beam,
And the shrll clarion note calls The soldier rom
rest
The soldier secure in decisions iona cream.
Arise. for thy c1unlry arrayd ~ her might
Now calls thee 10 duty To strike and b. ireei
Arise for he Eagle mas pinned him tor flight,
The Eagle OF triumph. The Eagle for'hee.
Arise fellow. freemen, your fathers declare
Tha, remonstrance Is vain, while The swoId IS
unsheathd.
Arise and Tor Gcd, and Tor Liberiy swear,
Tha, the word Independence IS ieas'essY
breaih't;
Arise and your wrongs to The world now unfold,
Tina, as children you loved, and as Children
torbore,
Rut forbearauce now ceaSine lis v"iue 10 hold,
AS children-as SLAVES fellow freen.n, no
more.
And they rose, and he Star now iliumin'd the sky
As ireemen pronounced their hfst bold 'De.
cla.alion,"
And The war bird Scream loud and in triumph
on high,
Bore the Scrolls 10 MS bcak that proclaimed
Separation
They fought and Coinmoia was rescued from
shame,
And arose IRON The dust 10 assume her proud
station
They foughl-aud redeemed with 'neir honor
and ia ne,
The pledge they had given 10 make he .
nation.
Then arise, fellow treemen, and strike the loud
notes,
For Colombia is tree, and The blessing is ours
Let,he wings Of the ZePhyt bear the strain az u
floats,
The strain mat resounds from this lair "Lsrt
of flowers"
Arise. Acknowledgement, on nis jubilee
And swear thai your Utterly never shall cease
And send forth yydr Ea2c, the bird OF me Tree,
With his arrows 70 coDqaef, ana Owe q peace
&. +. =.
Jaekm.uiie. (F2cri4o) Jp"s l2h ls49
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
From he Charleston CouIler.
ET,EGH

ON THE DEATH OF JAMES X. POLK.
As a brieh, sun descending beyond the sofl wave,
Whose lingering beams mark us pathway OF
light,
So sank he 10 res, in a Patriots grave,
His good deeds remaining etu!geni and ot's''.
Like a pillar he stood in the sunlight OF Time,
While Fame's brigh.es. laureis ,ncircled MS
The Chief OF nation, whose fair, sunny cllme
Is iarkened BY shadows hat hang Ger II no"
His voice, which once thrilled ev'ry heart WIN
delight,
Is hushed IN the silence and shades OF Inc tomo,
Rut like he SWEEP Ccrus tina. blooms IN the nish',
His virues, so brilliant shine out 'hro' The
gloom.
Oh, calm be the rest of the Statesman, whose
praise
On History's page with lusre will shine,
That borrows lis brightness from cloiy's pure rays,
And gics great name in Am.ticas shrine
JpDe 18th. F.McN.
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POErR !
TO FANNY CSCoUo.
yY MARY T. HoWTf.


One day-,he Indian >agrS tell
Young Love, all ailned with o." a"' 4"''e'
Thre ned on lolu. wreahe' she'll,
Came voyasias COVE the Sacred A'y'f'
The ids who saw he ehila anoa;,
And ryntly soush; bul failed 10 bind him;
LII mn ri night heir flowing boat,
And seat ii DER the wave 10 find HIM
Rpt ALL The minion only smiled
Al these dark daughters OF The Gangs
For love is but a wiiiu child,
Whom coaxiDs e'e, The more r>'fa"-
The boy sped onwsri down d, ,uc"n'
Away by many pass ie!f'ne'
Until with sunsets golden CLEAN, ,o.e.
He launched upon The broad fac'"''
~ MANY an isle ard round Cape Horn
He sweep, sun tiinsine VIDE ms i,Ho"S'
,r,, tam, an, worn one sunny morn
TIC God came floating up The "NaHo~s.
AZ, ,uos me mornl all woe The day
when BY The shore our maidens ionha n'''
T., ,bou with unelul cords, they say,
Within the pedrly Shell has bound M
And now. with wonJGous skill and art,
Thou s1eep'sl The all-enlfancln. yiei
While Love Shoots trne al every neal
From undernea b the thrilling wire!
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/ RESCUE 10 THE AFFLICTED /
THE cELkBR.3lf9
! /. W D.sE ~
4es. Hebrew sSsasscv.

a CERTAIN REMEDY frt ail med pains in me
A .;iir Ghrst I.oin-, Back, Bowels MI-r;c. shr,.
u,a.i~m IN All H. varied forms, Scrvnns Affections.
lungs aud Liver Complaints, spinal Affections F.
male Weaknesses, etc, rtr. For the above complaints
I'M. Plaster has The sr"a, celebrity which
n has ALREADY acquired, not only III III" old, hut the
.4w worid-;hr extraordinary II h. performed
m tine most extreme cases 81 suffering, argGiTra
,rtt s,.ch reputation That the proprietor Ia nutia
III rrc+ntlv-b-rn able Ia supply Baii The demand.
lhr salts throughout every cry taiS" and r.ligr.n
H.. limited states without ;,af..!el.
circumstance not surprising. wir lll- ,ss' amount
nf human suffering relieved BY - = considered.
In S,ina Defects the benefit usually IT The ni"-t dr
c,ara character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases on If twenty readily yield 10 the penetrating
r,ula combined In tins valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute chronic. the claims ol
the Hebrew Plaster haze Ion. since been universally
ar / now lodged. II sc who are laborne under weak
hacI. no MATER from what cause the weakness may
have nrrina,rL--y-n if-Gch persons have been mrs.
Guided IN prryiuus ippriIonsn tIr use al The H..
h, Plaster they VIII lind ;!ir Affected part sudden
restoT.dtuits original s"nnin"Ss
s,:ppotiar IN gases OF constitutional weakness u
,v IN he found great advantage u u particularly
commended Females VII" are suffering iron. sudden
weakness a. general debility. In short It embraces
ali Ihe virtues wn;sh the scientific mind ra
,,h. III cnmnnundinc from valuable Substances found
in The old world and will be fund entirely from
those affections which are source al complaint with
me numerous spread Dlasters now before the public.
ir,- These plastrfs possess the advaniie" - bsin
,ut M IN air tight bores-henc- they retain thr,rtmI
virtues IN all climates
BEWARE OF COINTERFEITs AND BASE wi
TATiUSS.
None c.raine without the engraving Of Jtn iarid ~
thr Wrapper around each box Price 30 cents per box
Each box contains sufficient Ia spread six eight pas
tiers
Said .vhnl--ul- and Retail ~ SG0yiL & MEAD
81. IA CHATTER street w" Orleans, G-ntfal Agent
:nt The south aud West. Sold also hy
ALEX. DUYil, Richmond.
GhYS0R = WOOD, Richmond
rios. II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
~ A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
3 ~ a C. II TiMRERLAHE, Charlottesville
-. .ylr
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COMMISSIONERS wATspN,s OFFICE

II \ Circuit rnuu Of thr United States, Inr the ih
~ ,.ircuit and Eastern District of Virginia, held al
the United States Court Room. ~ iir ci.y al Rich
nond, On The Path day Of May, 1919:
Edmund Christian, Assignee in Bankruptcy 81 VIII
liam Alien, Ii'ih'n'
against
Samuel 4 ruam, Wellington 0odd'n. and others,
Defendants
an IIr date aiore .aid, II was, among other tgings
r rrr, lat IN Commissioner SHAH take m account
Il; all me- CLAIMS hs different creditors 81 me sai
Allen wa are interested IN The proceedings IN ihis
case, calculating interest np"ii Tue ptncipa sums III
the usual way. lie shall app"rlnn the iInh among tlr
creditors "a rs give 10 those who are frirrrh ~ iht
deed IN The pr Greetings mentioned jisnbu'ahr share
IN the rate Of ihiry.fhrer nifty eigilS per ceniiim 81
their respective claims, aud Ia the unprsrci credit
or, in the rate oflwentyf y Fights per- ceninn -
their pectvr clams-ihat Is 10 say lhr whnir IT.
tihut,h subject shall hs distributed among the crr
,unrs-and ~ that distribution the rate al dividend ~
favor I'll The preferred creditors. ~ aforesaid. shhll hr
IA The rate nf dividend ~ favor al The nnIrterrd ere
iIors ~ hirrythrrr iy-r'eiIhs : 10 i"enif-hvt
MY ,siihs liz shall credit the Trustees me shd
Puiam and Cioddinj by all proper charges, hi'huisc
n.nts and EXPENSES incurred made by lsi" ~ real
lznr the t,usl subjects, aud taking care :" pr'rr'Ihf
aud managing the same, ani siall allow ihr in-'fr"
The usual commission fur oingwhIrh saii cfehlt-
shajl come ntt al The goss iuud. lie shall cali on ~
creditors and parties Interested III tr Sdli cisc,y NV
INC them antIrr Ia exhibit their "llms, ~ aithh '"
,l-ii interests involved in thi- case, aud show f"se
any they can, or dispnSed against ihr pros'"
com ~ oul>rtr true intent md meaning ~ ihiS ~
der be ing Ia have such proceedings hrnfr liis a"l
ms. s0ner, aud such report made tlrlr''n ~ "iifh
able this Court Ia decide whether the proposed OF any
other rnrnrromisr should be carried inin elect ana
sanctioned by the Court, whether the case must ht
adiuIrard upnn the strict aw applicable IL the same
The parties Ia the foregoing sun VIII please take NJ"
tlcr that have fixed upon MONDAY, the 27th day 81
1uau-t lsd9 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, NJ,
and 3 clock r. NJ and from day I" day, between
lite same hours Sundays excepted until Monday, ihr
10th day ni september, 1919, AT thlS nicr as lr iinr
and Mace Ia take proofs the CLAIMS this ,aSr aud
10 discharge All other duties required ~ mr. under lGr
decree from which extracts are annexed, when ami
where the parties will attend
June 26-c9t WM WATSON, ConT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
CHARGES FOR FREIGHT On TIE
nIlISA pAlI pDA d

TTER the irst day of July the freight on the Lou
n ia Road will be settled separate from that charged
between Richmond and the Junction. All freight on
property Of any kind transported from Richmond will
he paid at the Depots the country before the article
j. taken away.
on the following articles sent 10 Richmond, the
freight viii be paid IN Richmond, by the consirne-, on
application from The OF The Louisa Railroad Com
piby-viz: Wheat, oats, Flour, Corn, Corn Meal,
cotton Yarns. Bats, Domestcs, Apples, Potatoes
MOS Bacon Butter Lard Tobacco Pic Iron, Bar Iron
Beet and Pork in bbls Plank and Lumber Of all kinds
The Louisa Company will charge exactly the same
for transportation their road which would have bee
their proportion Of the whole under The asi tape %
yI.s il the contract had been continued with the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
E. X MASON,
Superintendent Louisa Railroad Company
Junction, June %, lsi9.