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Periodicals.

Saturday Erening PoSt.-This paper. like wine,
improves with age. 1t becomes more interesting
from year to year-as its circulation is extended
new energies brought into requisition, and it
is now one of the best, it is the oldest paper Of
It's character, in the Union. Miss LESLIE has
promised NoveIet for the present year. Mrs
SouTHwoRrH, 5. Il. ARTHUR and Mrs. LIE lIENTZ,
also furnish a similar production.
The terms are 81 in advance--S3 if not paid
in advance. For 50 one copy is sent for three
years. Four copies for 50 per annum. Eight
copies {and one to the get-r up of the club for
$40. Thirteen and one to thn grtter up Of the
club for SD. Twenty (and one to the agent
for $40.
One copy Of the Post, and one of either Ora
hams Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book. or Sar-
tain's Magazine, for 81. The money for Clubs
must always be sent in advance. Address. post
paid, DEACON Il PETERSON, No. Go,
South Third ST, Philadel phia.
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OTJob's patience is proverbial, and jon
BoaroN's good Boots and Shoes are ditto
lie has just received new supply of the same
Sort only more So Call at No. 6, and see
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15-It is said "the Tailor makes the man. and
we are inclined 10 think "there is more truth
than poetry" IN the remark, when NO notice the
improved appearance Of men who patronize the
establishment Of Mr. Jordan, in Sloan's
building.
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STOVES! STOVES: SrOvEs.!:

AnRAM oAAR. JOHN NJ. G.An. wM. C. SCOTT
A. GA A Il Il CO.,
~IOU!.D respectfully announce to the
w public, that they have purchased and
are operating that wel!-known establisli,ne n,
The Spring FOunlcry,''
situated in the Northern part Of Richmond
Wayne CO., Ind where they are prepared IL
furnish castings and Machinery
AT NATI PRICES.
They would say TO the public, that the
above named firm is composed OF those persons
who have been the operators in the Spring
fonndery for the last six years; consequently
the old customers Of the Shop may rely hav :
manner. They are ma nnfacturing and keep
constantly On hand Four and Five Horse Pow
er Belt and Tumbing-Shan
THRASHlNG MACHINES
ALSO,-A superior Sx-Horse Power Sepa-
rator, which they are selling lower than any
other shop in the Western Country. They will
make TO order
WOOLEN .uACHINERY.
Such as Double and single carding machines
condensors. Roller and Jaw Jacks, Broad and
narrow power looms, wool Pickers. and shear
ing machines. Also, Fuiier's stoves and press
screws. They would call particular ate ntion
to their new and improved style Of patterns for
MILL CASTINGS,
Which they offer, fitted up in the best manner
at the lowest rates- Patent bedstead lathe and
common turning athcs made TO order; paten,
corn crushers; patent tweer Irons; wagon boz
es; anoirons; Shops mould boards.--sigbt and
lief, handed, Of various sizes, kept always ON
hant,-and many articles not necessary 10 men
ton.
Oct 10Th, 1919. 42-Gmo
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

TNIiE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he continues business al his old
stand, Fifth street, South of the Starr Hous.,
where he makes to order all kinds Of CAR
RlAGES, Bugges, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps number Of articles in his
line hand He believes his work will com
pare favorubly with any manufactured in the
west-he the best of teriaIs land for finish
and beauty of construction his work cannot be
excelled. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favOrs he solicits Il
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHIS.
Dec lst, ls49. Silly.
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Ncw Goods: stiil arriving ut 40. 5.

Ncw Goods: still arriving ut No. 4 5.
Main Sired. Richmond, Ia.
DAS1L RRlGllTW ELL, respectfully
ID informs his old customers and the public
generally, that he is still receiving from Phiia-
delphia, aud opening at his old stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES Of
F0resEo aud Domestic Dry Goods.
ALso.-Cnf!.fy. D"-~ass-are Hsrdrgre, Class
Nsils. WMte Led, Oh, Groeeries, SC.
xp1 A large assortment OF 10 IT'S. SHOES
and SLIPPERS, which ca andwiit b.
seid at low prices. ALso,-An assortment q
PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS.
0THe would again invite the public TO a n eA-
animation OF his GO IDS, as he feels coutden
none can unGersell him without i sacrifice Fci
the truth of Inc statement CALI. and SEE.
JEW HEAT, FLAXSEED. CORN and OATS
in de ma nd all times; for which will be paid
the highest markvt-Price ia Cash or Goods
UCOU HTRH PRODUCE, taken in
exchange for Goods. 20
RICHMOND. March l3, 1850. l7u
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!Sartain's Magazine Of Literature and Art, for
April has been received, richly e,nb-ll'slied as
usual with eAquisiteiy beautiful engravingS, and
equally neat letter press printing. The matter
is from the abIest American writers. Specimens
can be seen at this Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27

1t always affords pleasure to notice i'm
provements of any kind, but particularly in mat
tiers and things pertaining to agriculture. We
have frequently had our attention called to the
establisl,me mt OF friends BEARD & S'SEx.
who do extensive business in the manufacture
Of agricultural implements. The following GER
tificate from Of the best farmers iu this
county, is sufficient to attract the attention OF
our Turning community:
"For the three or -four past days, have been
using one Of Beard & Sin-x's Improved
Center Drsnght Flows.
it'll dial cieyis; and regard il As the best Sod
Plow that have ever had Oh my farm there
fore chez rfuIly recommend il reliable arti-
Gle for farmers am also highly pleased with
the operations of
Sub-SOil Flow,
which have been running. about seven inches
deep in the furrough, behind the above named
Beard Il Sinex's Plow- DANIEL r. w iCGINs.
Near Richmond, Sd mo. 23d, 1850"
: We respectfully invite the farming public to
call and examine these articles at the shop near
Sioan's Hotel.
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CLOTHING STORE
p a i Z o e s H O P!!

Iu\HE unde rsigned has commenced business
u in the east room of Sioau's new building.
where he is now opening. direct from the city,
Il new and completes assortment Of
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Fresh Arrival.
FfNl1E citizens of Richmond and vicinity re-
] respectfully informed that we have received
and opened, direct from the Eastern Cities, one
of the most extensive and desirable stocks Of
NJ T. c AN DI/
before offered, and at prices that cannot nd
shall not be beat.
SCOT # & co.
MN. b. All kinds Of Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Richmond, Dec. l2, lS49. l7tf
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OrWe invite attention to the advertisement nj
Of Mr.. EsTElL in another column. His work
for beauty and durability. is well known. Call
at No. lG, and examine his stock and prices.
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L. n d heS b . - q 4 err.
u Shop on Frc"f sfreef. Essf side, sbsoe lie
Methodist Cb-1TeA. as6 sdjsia,sg lis dsseilsax;
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
4 COMPLETE as.ortme y, Of Ladies'. Mi,-
s-s and Chiidren's Shoes, &c >, o. hssd a
all times. and made to order.
Nov. Z. lc43. lH,r
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HnAMRD~AH-.
HOWELL GANO. No. 200.
CINCIN y TT. O Il

Main ST; OPPOSITE FIFTH ST. Market SPAc
AND Firm ST, DOOR WEST OF
DENNIsoN HOUSE,
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HATS 0FY.:!
A hne assortment Of Palm LesG, Lanhsep.
"A kossath Gre NADIA, Rutland Braid. 6rvsA !.
snd osik Hats. Juss received ~ H. Hat. Boox !,
Bonnet and Shoe Store
THADDiU3 WRIGHT.
Richmond, u mo. 9Otb, Ic5O. 1877
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THOMAS MASON,
C1ll1Cresl kcT and Com .. Maker
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
IL Richmond and vicinity, that he keeps ON
READY-MAtDE COFFINS.

and thathe ir prepared with g-nic~i lIEARSE,
and will give prompt and particular sttenion 70
Funeral arrangements. lie will make coffias
at the shortest notice either day or night.
UJ'iie has rece ntly purchased a stock Of Ma /.
HOGANY and WALNUT VANEER and CopAL VAa.
NsH and has no he station in saying that he will
be able 10 give Satisfaction those requiring his
services. 1J-SHOP on Pearl street, a few door
South Of Main.
Richmond, March 13th, 1850. l6tf 'A8
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on PRS CARRIAGE SPRINGS received
OO and FORBADE 3sw by 0sVg
J. N. E. j. II. HUTTON
Main 1t. 9 deaes uest Of Peael
Oct ;, lS49. n.
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MONEY WANTED.

" J. DARGIS is very much IN want Of
MONEY, aud those that owe him would
confer favor by paying part il uOt The whots
amount.
Richmond, Feb. L. 1880. loft
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LOOK AT THlHSl
VNHE Undersigned. having sold out his steel.
Il &c. IN the Hating business, TO his seps,
lon the FIRST Of April last, } and having . nuu,-
Der Of unsettled accounts beg iesve inform ell
indebted to call and settle, either by paying essh
or giving their notes The books and acc on nto
are at the old stand. BY tending 10 this no.
tice soon TROUBLE " i'll be saved 10 thoee il.
terested
To his old customer
Inc Undersigned would return Mo skADks for
the ibe raj patronage they have e1Se n..sd e him.
and ne hopes they will costisp- their favors 10
the nTln Of ". T. Il !" shesron. who keep o.
hand at all times an assortment of
Hats AmA (ana.
prices. CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond, 18th mo. 26ih, 1919 ltf
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NATIONAL koAp TuENrkE.--The Engineer.
Mr. n. L. sHrrE. is engaged in preparing the
road West Of Centrev;ile, for a letting a, an
early day.
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Team lDcralacc Meeting.

IL will be seen, by reference TO the fourth page
Of io-day's paper. that the citizens of Richmond
are called on tn meet at the VI. r.. Church, on
Saturday EVcnisa.. Next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

he heard IT, and that appeared hm like rhe break.
ing of harp string. hut he unable positively 10 nj
firm from what portion of the statue The nutc proceeded
II is hardly he supposed that uf strong and cu,
ya'cd minds however deeply imhned with suprs INN.
could have imagined that they heard sound loud and
distinct MS this was represented IL have boen. There
must have been something In have founded The suprrs
ton and sustained it for many nCrs. The cunning
priests have invented snmr ingenious opo,t,us by
which thcv long aud 30 successfully rNc'i,rd this
deceit The manner IN which modern travcleis
have attempted ~ account tr ihe mys'oy Is iucnncctv
able absurd. The Arabs. by dilicnlt process III climb
ing. are enabled N IN II and. caocrollng themselves
III the lap of tho atnc. they produce, by striking II
with a stone slight tInkng misc. something approach
the sound emitted by anvil when struck hv very
small hammer II scarcely lc heard NJ all by thosn
below and 10 suppose that men, OF he most otdna
~ Intelligence could he imposed upon hy so clumsy
contrvancc seems tame suprrmrls ridiculous,
There was something monfnfuly Appropriate in thus
visiting i,r the first mn the cntinus cmalrs of upper
Egypt by night The genius which conceived aud thr
power which executed works a. gigantic h,vc passed
away Tho MONDAY glory Il the country has LONG since
SET and night hlacket than hnt which rnnluundcd the
court of Pharoah has So tied upon the htcd land If
Egypt How lcarluy have been verified the terrible
denunclans o Heaven, through its prophets. against
tho accursed land Of the nnpr, How dearly has
she eXriatod the cruelties acsnd upon Gods chosen
people during their hordae,l Its difficult To believe.
even with hr ovidrncrs before ones ,ycs, that land
in which misery, ignarance and almost hcplcssn,ss are
the common loi of the people 'oud have rroduc Il
works wonderful as ,hoso upon hi ii have been rr.
comfy gazing. But such The fate OF inaons such tho
nscru able will of Heaven, Earthly power comes and
gncs hike dream. II lives for n and passes away
like "the grass If The field, which day ls and to
row Is cast into the ovcn.' NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
NO. q !.

important of the cnims f ndspi"i ato, made by ,hs
Uuicd States seansi lhe Reru lie Of Chhas rot been
tctmiqat d. ,nnht mi we will 80 u "b ain the def
mite answef of that Government, and tht II will be sne
as we have reason teexpct from its nIelgence and
Justice rhe ohef claims viii successfully occupy the
alrnt IN II hih Gaverinenis.
"Means have been repeatedly TAX n tr tile rr,der-
ton and snceof ol Ghil,n citizens IN California, ard for
the security and regularity of cutrespondeoce with HIT
country,
The residence in Santiago Of an asrondnlcal exredl-
ton from the United Satos has. through the liberal OF
fer of lis Distinguished ch" given an op"nnlsy " me
G'vcrnmrnl III commencing ie cnuva'in o' s'i ,"'i-
10 branch hitherto unknown amongst ua, and which, a
side lm s useful application objects oirnble uli'sy,
will place Oh Ii from her Southern roslt'"n aud the
serenity ofher ky IN inaion 10 cnt,ibote some"ha'
10 The penel lal advancement II srence."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
GREAT IIEIGIIl'.

Height Of foy-To get drunk and lie acr tn,
railroad 10 obtain rcposc.
lieigh, II inquisveness climb the house top
and look down the chimney 10 what ones Neighbour
had for dinner.
Height If civ lty-To run against pos, in the street
and then beg pardon for The encounter
Height of 9 ,ntry-When intoxicated TO reel along
the street with lady under your arm 10 escort hrr
safely home.
Height Of nllylsm To caSgate with whip or
cowhde man whose openly avowed religious princi.
pies forbid his fighting even in self defence.
Height Of honorIo keep ones skin constantly soak
cd in ardent spirits without getting drunk
Height Of phil sophy-To slarvr ones sef to dea'h in
order 10 illustrate the beneficial effects Of the Graham
system.
To these may he added the height Of nonsense. which
consists in Borrowing another mans pocke, handker
chief 10 blow your own nose with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
VOL. XNVlll.
PUBLISHED By
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS 4 CO.,

EVERY .MO.NIl3Y .4NID 1HURSD.4l,
1t -Four Dollars per dtitul, payable ~ adrdnce NO s,
seription triH reccred for shorter time U str months
and no paper ~ be discontinued (crc6pt at the discretion
of fthe EdttorS) until all arenrdges are pd,d
e. ADvERrsEENrs inserted at 81 cents per square COR
ies) for erery form Insertions aud ga cts per square
fof less) for euery outer form Insertion
Eperu fpertiScr requredfo note on the 'S hoc Tong
h. his advertisement inserted advertisement, NOT
SO noted ,e Inserted tu It's doontiuanoe be ordered
For YEARLY the terms for the piodege
tso squares 10; for square SIR; for square,
rier form S35 Erery yearly adrertisor to be required 10
csnfne his advertising TO has particular line 81 business
JOB PRINTNG erecuted neatly aud erpedtousiy aud
. n reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
FROM CHILL,

Translated Eriract from The Message o. tho President
of The Republic Of Chill 10 the t,eo Houses Of Con-
eress al their assembling on The st ,June 1850.
"Ihe renewal # our Treaty with the United States
Of America which has expired, is suhect which
will occupy the immediate attention of this Government
propose introducing in it mcdfc'lions demanded in
my opinion. by the int rests of both neilus.
"As ytt tho disoussion Ia Washington, Of the most
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
Office Of the VirGinia and Tcnncs-
see Rail ROad COmpamy,

I.YNcHBURG, AUGUST loTI lS3o ~
TIME Stockholders in this Company will pay I'm addr
10 the rchuistions heretofore called Tor, amounting to
Twcny dollars per shac further sum oil rive dollars
per share on the first day oi October next
Dcinqents will lie required to pay interest in all cases
By order Of he Bo,rd OF Direct Is
|. e. MORRISON, Ttoas'i : Cl'k.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02

WRAPPING PAPER-1he FRANKLIN MILL is
w turning out Wrapping Paper, OF superior quality,
warrant ed 4S0 sheets to the
On hand, Printing Paper of various dimensions excellent
Cap Letter. Enyelope Cotton arms, &e, o various quail
tiles.
Orders sent to the Mill will be promptly executed.
Richmond Aut 22-ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
1onctital.
WHO KILLED THE COMPROMISES I

WHO KILLED THE COMpRoMls
Who killed tho Compromise
|, SAID Senator Peates,
With lopks 50 sety fierce,
killed the Compromise.
who first charged him with the crime
Twas gallant "lIenrs OF the Wcst,'
W ho or the hill had done his best
lie hrst charged HIM with the crime
What will be the murlercr's fate
As he's seorned the peoples Will,
In return they will him kill,
This will be the murderer, tate
So good hvc, Nh Pearrc,
W 18th youi looks and words So fierce,
Ne one will mourn ,out late
When you leaNc the Affairs of state
You've been false unto your trust,
Your tate is, die goumtpt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
HENRY CLAY.

M Clay was a, Holmes American Hotel, in Chest
nut street Yesterday when called to pay respects.
as an adn.lel u his recent 9llou eoL III iayol Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
TIE TRICKS or THE TYPES.

Every aha has had any experiences IN the psn's
which lyron = graphically de'cnhci as sprlngie if'm
pen aud INK eppte at The pain experienced by she
lurLles whit whnan snt"uccs aud wloso sen'lihens
have hoth b On ''tnoeLed ina pi' by conrosi'or.
lhcHlmr often attaches Improperly o ihs typo set
ter fr lhose WIN write hureJy for the press are apt
To IN ke mas pn7zling rot hooka-hut 10 the wdhedeh
hitd II IA but slnhl l,hn that his own penleaiher
directs the daa nheh iransiycs him.
These mistakes are always ap, To o"cur Just IN the
place wh,re tnos n,eral-ond as enough nohsanse -
written with mlco ni rthnupht" ny tho press gang.
these additional nillrlinns arr hard To hear,
There never yet y"u'lin hatdlng who sought
To movo hr nbdun'e heat oi s'mc flirting mir one ,"hn
did mol have ennsc /, the dabca invsn / III o'
Faust nnr an ambitious asnfant fr literary ain.s who
did not almost ficswca hc press lr some slns o oins
sion ~ oulnn sum in his printed cilh 'ioos,
To the daily eliir. fon long habit these m5'akes
are mllat aud seldom dermd thy Of correction hut
uccasonally stfange ,tansipm,d Is effected IN h]
meaning which trcs cvon III. J b ike powers ot pa
trncc
Oue of thrse Yesterday injured our brief do,ice II tue
female Samaritan WIN ont hotra her mi,e sa gracefully
to tho pom u Genre,o vu. While speaking of the
N nncr IN which The donation was nadc we relerfed 10
her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
i.,Vilh inoenuors shame

u ing good by sealth-bloshing Ia find II fifne"s
And the pfnor destroys meaning and the P"ts ny
making nm thing very dltcut out o our adaptation III
popcs rouplei 10 the occasinn.
The incident struck much that we gladly I'M
brace another appor unity "f abiding 10 1t for a trw
such charinbe nalth do more Er The alnyai'on VI
social Is han all tho Socialists aud Fonrieres N The
world aud they not 90 scarce "a tile dehsons o' cities
may supp a., Southern Press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
MANS LONGEVITY AND WISDOM.

Que cause Of that superiority conceive 10 he hla lon
yrsttlye without it. that accumulation Of experience n
actn and knnm ledge, IN speculation could noi have cNs
ted. and though man would sill have heen the first oi
all animals. The Il ilruucc between him aud th,s would
hnse been less considerable than IT j. The WIS lom
III man is made mp OF what he observes. aud what tn
o srt,e for him aud nl Course The ol What he
can acquire must principally depend npan the time IN
which he acquire il. All that add In ont knowl
edge Is moi increase. Ivy thai eNart pnpan ~ ol all
We pnssess, because W. lo'c Things gn 9TH
ets, but pom The whole. while the holy aud mind r.
main healthy. active Increases in intelligence.
and consequently IN power. II We lived seven bundled
years in toad Of seventy. should win hele epic po
ens, build better houses and invent CON Heated
mechanism. than we do nav | should question very
much II Nj Milne could build bridge well rsa gent.
leman who had been cngapcd in that occupation seven
centuries, and If had only hundred experience
In clntne On moral philosophy. am W. convinced
should daa liile b'tet than Ito now. On the contra
", how dmlnntve aud ahsned NIL the ellfts Of man
would have been If tho duration 4 his lille had only been
twenty years, and he had died If old aye u Mt that
period when every human being hcgns suspect that
he Is the mlscst and most eNodnay person that ever
did eNis hmk it is ilcv,tlus who saya. he s quite
certain we only owe our superiority over the Durango
ontnngs II the greater lcrg II life Conceded 10 ns, aud
that II ON r had been shut theiis, they would
have totally defeated in hc campelit,n f,t nuts add
ripo hlackheues. can hardly aptee In this r,ttayn
gani statements but think. in life of twenty years,
The el,rls Of the human miod would have bcrn con
sdeIahy lnweed. thn, might probably have Thought
llevous guod phi, sopher and admI,d his akep c,
ahsurdes of the gr"ates eorls of he human
nnder landing. Sir Richard llackmoe would have been
our glenirst lori wit would have been Dntch;
iallh French; the ll,uentos would hive given the
modal lr mannets. aud The Turks fr Governmcnr aud
we NIGH pfoh,hy have hccn areh mia rable rcns,ucrs
respecting the sacred truths Of rrl,gion that should
have ihangh they wan,,d he support Of puny and
chlld-h Jealousy Of tho poor beasts tha, perish
MOTIVE sruny.
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la1IE;:,1zi;.:sA y ANb BEST RoirE - Ii!EVlK
Y LINE ll

,r' MS}S"r 55S a"fTT y I'M Sr 81; s
PACKETS TO LYNCIiBURG.
Fare through to the Whitc Sulphur $40 80
Fare to l.ynchburg 81
Servants half price.
On and after the 22d of July Packet Boats will leave
Richmond daily at A. NJ (Sundays excepted and arrive
in lynchburg GAG niles next day at p M From thence
stages passengers have choice o two routes TO the White
Sulphur by Fincase and the Sweet Springs, the 9th
by the Natural Bridge and Dagge Springs distance 100
niles which divided into two days 10 avoid night travel
ling Returning passengers from the White Sulphur arrive
ln lynchbug the second day, at p M 20 board the
Boats at p M and arrive in Richmond in % hours ON the
second morning in time for breakfast and take the Northern
steamboats, for Norfolk and Baltimore.
The Southern cars leave daily at g. p. M.
Passengers by Boats Tor charlottesville, Staunton and
Farmyille will leave Richmond Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday.
Fare to charlottesville, only 81 90
DO Staunton 50
DO Farmyille %
Packet Line
BOYD EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Stage Line, - 49,.
w. p PARISH co.
July 25-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-02
Mrs nENlSlQuES'
English and French Academy.
FOR K'OI.y.fs L.fDIEN,

IY n e II Is X g, & A-lSbo.
yUNlIE 18th session OF this Institunn will CONNIE nee ON
the first Monday in September.-1ems unalterod, VIZ;
Isl Glass, English and FRENCH SIS 90 per session
I'd do do do do ID oo do do
3d do do do do II 80 do do
Board per month, ~ w a.,
No deduction except for proiracted illness, or other
greiyous yistaions OF Providence. Class fof p'rW"s
and Painting will be taught by Capt Murray Gate oil Eng
land,) at his charge. ,,r ,,L
Music at Professors charges-choice o teacher e' W III"
parents.
Aug lis