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THE FIRST FuLrBusTERs-In the year 1850, at which
time Great Britain and Spain at peace, John Pym,
The great leader of the popular party in the House OF
Commons, imputed fault TO Charles | that he per-
United bis royal thoughts TO be diverted from the
quest OF the discontinued Spanish West India colonies
Pyn who 10 have had rather loose notions OF the
respect due to treaty obligations also pointed the mode
by which these colonies might be taken There are
now" said he, "n those parts, and in New England,
Virginia, and the Carib Islands and the Bermudas at
least sixty thousand able persons OF this nation, which,
advantageous part Of those pleasant, rich and fruitful
countries" This quotation from the great statesman's
speech is copied from the New Orleans Delta, which
also reminds Of the fact that Cromwell subsequently,
acted upon the hint and sent secret expedition, under
Penn and Venables, against Cuba and Hi-paniola II
therefore appears that John Pym the distinguished anti.
monarchst and the Protector Cromwell inaugura,ed the
fpbuser principle, theoretically and practically. more
than two centuries ago. FiIlibuserism may be
sldered of the established isms OF the day.
! N y Sunday Times
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In addition to the teegraphic intelligence which
published yesterday in regard to the from Cuba BY
the brig Merchant and the steamer Cincinnati, the id
lowing despatch. received by the government, We hk,
from the Inteif'geneer OF yesterday;
New OsLEAss, Sept gillian
Advces from Havana TO the 25th utmo The x.
counts are conflicting. Lopez still held out with hs
force very much reduced The government had o6erx
reward Tor him, but had promised pardon TO ,hose d
his followers who would surrender II does not spvu
that any of the Creoes had joined him No vessel hs
departed hence for Cuba since the Pampero.
The Baltimore papers OF yesterday have the following
additional details
CHARIEsToS, Sep.2
The schooner Merchant, which arrived al SavsnaaA
from Havana, was carefully searched for arms by tbs
Spanish authorities, the whole ceiling being ripped up
for that purpose.
The Savannah Republican OF to-day contains copiou'
accounts OF the brought by the schooner Merchant
the hast accounts Lopez in position cas-, OF Ma
rIel. The Creoes at Havana were highly ela,ed al Toe
success OF Lopez, and were joining his standard .
presumed that the dispatches brought by the Cherots
othe Spanish Minister related TO the death OF Emma NJ
was wounded IN the leg during engagement. and dedM
succeeding day The captain general distributed brev.u
to the officers and soldiers who were wounded on lk
18th.
Don Joaquin Agnero. jose Tomas Bstancourt, Hs.
nando Torres. and Miguel Benevideo were executed id
high treason.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4, 1861.

o. Mr. WJAaKs OF Cincinnati, Ohio, is our general travel
ling agent the States assisted BY JoHH T. DHSr, Wa
RAMSAY, Dr. WADswoKrH, r. X GsAvEs, H. Laws, JAMES
DR. LORI TsoaAs FGASKLAsD and q NJ
L. Each above persons has certificate Of the
Of Cincinnati Of the city describing their persons
will be risk In paying them and hope all on whom
they may call will make convenient settle with them
Is. PALaEE, Agent, the only
authorized the cities OF Boston, New
Philadelphia and duly 10 take advertisements and
subscriptions the required BY His receipts w bS
regarded His Offices areBoson Congress sresli
York, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third b Chestnut streets.
uyr HxSKY LEWIS Montgomery Alabama, is
travelling the Of Alabama and TENNESSEE
sisted by his sons, James O. and samuel ID. Lewis.
0yESwARD SANFORD, Co., agents and bankers In
United States. London and Liverpool have been appointed
agents Uaon" authorized subscriptions
this Their office in London AT No. 10
street, and in Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
connected in this country with this well known
of Adams Co.. agents. and entitled to the conf
dence friends abroad.
uWLLAA GosLBIs of Richmond, Virginia. general agent
Virginia. travelling agents PuLLsk and JAnEs
TaonAs.
UyM r. D. JoHssoE, Of Galveston is authorized to procure
subscnbers, &c, for The Union in Texas.
0M IsRAEL E. JANIS No. IoS street, Phiadei
phia, travelling agent, assisted by Mcssrs VIM H.
WELD JoHN CoLLrs JAnxs DEEEiss, A KIRK WELLINGTON,
" A. EVANS, JOHN Il. JupkIs ocKK JOS BurroK GEoKaE
P. Burros. and THOMAS ID. NICE
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Senator Phelps, of Vermont on the Fugitive slav '.

senator Pheips, OF Vermont. the Fugitive. SLAVE
Law.
long and able letter, dated the 4th instant, ha. made
IFS appearance from Hon. Samuel s Phelps late United
States senator from Vermont # is addressed to the Hon
Lucius b. Peck, who recently declined the FREE. soil nom
nation for governor OF Vermont Senator Phelps re
views the ingve-slave law, it's cons,ituonaty and the
action OF Vernon, on these questions with great
ness. While opposed to The State notification law, he
yet regards the Fugitive Law as subject to modification.
He says:
Oi the constituiionay OF the act never entertained
oouot ~ but the echo OF the constitution itself Ii
may be modIhed; II may require modih caton in soms
PARTICULARS but the notifications lie within the range Of
legislative discretion, and difference OF opinion in rea
lion to them affects not The question of consu,ionalv
II would be difficult to carry out the provision oil the con
suutlon without law substantially like the one in
question The main purpose of the act-the surrender oil
the iugitiveis demanded by the constitution itself the
manner OF return is left TO legislative provision II there
be anything Objectionable in that the remedy is by an
peal to legislative discretion, by resistance to the
II appears TO me that we have but one aernaye-eiihe
10 carry out the law or repudia,e the constitution
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FOREIGN LrTTrRs-During the year ending the
soth OF june 1851 OF the many dead letters transmitted
BY deputy pos'masers 10 the General Post Office upwards
OF ninety thousand Of them, learn, had passed
through the British post ofhce written from various
countries in Europe, and directed 10 persons living in all
parts OF the United States A the postage them bad
been prepaid in England, they will be returned to the
thortes OF that nation.
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CoLoRED POPULATION IN NEW JERsEY-The Newark
Advertiser says this State has larger colored population
in proportion TO its size and white people, than any other
OF the free States and than half OF all the free
people IN the Union are TO be found in the four middle
Sates--New York, Pennsylvania Delaware. and Mary
land The three adjoining SiaesVginia, North Caro-.
lima and Ohioconain 100 900 more leaving Ieae
than 1907 900 for the other twenty-five Ss,es-here being
compatively very few negroes in the eastern or western
States
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SLAVERY IN 1916 While the subjec, OF slavery is
mandng the attention OF people in every section OF the
Union II may not BIZ unnerestng TO give few facts in
come xon with its existence in 1915 From authentic
appears that slavery at the period when the dit
recognized in the southern States, in every OF the
original thirteen colonies The following table exhibits,
in accurate light the slave population Of each colony
at the above mentioned time
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Since the year 1916 seven Of the above original mem
slavery in their borders viz Pennsylvania, New yer
sew, New York, Massachusetts. Rhode Island, New
Hampshire and Connecticut The history OF these States
warrants the conclusion that its abolition was not owing
any prejudice in the minds OF the people against slaves
but because OF their being uDsued for the duties that
the enterprise OF that region required az developments
then made showed that the production OF the great staples
Of the United States impossible in that climate
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The Vermont State election took place on Tuesdr
last l, will be ecoeced that there are three ckeba
the 6eld-the democratic, the whg and the free.scl-
although It not easy to see how any body can be nor
Of free. soiler than Williams. the wing nominee To-
governor He sanctioned and signed the most odos
statute that the sectional controversy has produeedh
Infamous nullifcation law OF Vermont. The wings vi
probably re-elect him; and we shall see whether DE
Republic will hail the event as among the "grshya
signs of the times"
Since the above was in type, we find in the " u"
graph" of yesterday afternoon the following returns
the Vernon, election,
New YoRK, September 2--lIi, p m.--The ann@
election for governor and State officers took place icsg
in Vermont Seven towns in Windsor county giyew w
liams, twhig,) 1,041; Robinson, (dem } A9; RedNen
free-soil) 22l Windsor, West Windsor, Hs'a1oS
Reading, Weathersfeld, Springfield, and Hartford eve
wing representatives No change from last year
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PROPOSED EXTRA SESSION ov THE LEGISLATURE OF -"
soIs--We zee that the papers OF Illinois are asuu.
the propriey Of an extra session Of the legislature
object to be attained is to provide for the election
tween this and the congressional election OF Nove"0
1882 Of two additional congressional repressn''", !,
which the las, census and apportionment act s''"
that State.
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EURNITURE DRY GOODs.-The following described goods
have stock trade, all Of which
very sye aud most reasonable price
their class
Preach cashmere piano table match which
will be be desired
daons bouquets, wreabs Of nowen, which appear
natural flowers.
Sol ct inine pier covers Damascus Oriental weaving
goods unique elegant than anything OF
in this country before
Damask piano and table TO match
Embossed cloth do do
match.
French thread des dyan ancha Of chairs,
Double damask In sizes from 1914 by lO4 TO 1914
lion OF the manufacturer awarded Two medals
SMILES Of which be with the goods
4 danask napkins-vey cheap.
maeralsa and pretty
very cheap, with gimps and side loops 10 match
OF which 10
inches wde with side pins, arms and bands TO match
arches, for suspending dapey French bed
slead with bolts and pateaus matcnew and elegant goods
general Whitney, Edinburgh, and Mackinaw
bound mapped both Sides and very
priced
bales gray wed blankets for heavy
which attention OF and planters
d They viii be sold prices which viii be an object 70 them
general Flemish, Scotch, Irish, and English
table chamber nens and all other articles the furniture
required comfort
Of housekespe all OF which we engage to sell The most inviting
CLAGETT b DODSON,
Sept 2diwif Pa avenue door east Of tho corner of 9th ST.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoNs--on Thursday,
the shall sell the premises, al O'Clock
lot No H. situated No TO- onuns % iee Inches on
INNING
situated nearly oppose the Brewery is
eauuu building lot will be sold at the and risk
former purchaser A. GREEN,
z.ru0 O.
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Office of Transportation, Baltimore and Washington
railroad Company.
TICKETS will hereafter Office York, Phil
adclphia, Pittsburs, and wheeling
officer company will the evening mail train
nd take charge o baggage for New York
West the Relay, either morning
evening, train from baltimore
Passenger daily at and and except
Sunday when but two trains run, viz 6, and
29--du Il. II. PARSONS Agent
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NOvELs.-Lewis Arundel or the Railroad of Life 50
IN Ma Sante Ponte by Lamarae. 25cents.
G.. +. X. James. so
The Con fessor a historical 50 cents
Katharine Walton, a of the Revolutions by w. G.
Simma. SO cents.
stuart o Dunleath by Mrs. Norton. so cents.
Ecarte, by Richardson. so cents
The Gypsy Chief; by Reynolds. SO cents.
Harpers New Monthly Magazine September. IS
The International Magazine for September. 25 cents
Natural History OF CouItshp by Punch 23 cents
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4sass aaal Aatsss':

Pacific Mail stealnsh p COmpany.-The only Through
Lime for California and Oregon.
THE public informed under of this
company inspected approved by the Navy
carrying Unied mails will
aud Francisco the and 18th days of month";
unavoidable accident will
Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
Pacific Mail steamship Company which will be always
port Il each end Of route, the Pacifc
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NEW GOODs.-Ths beg to inform their Gus
TIA, sy have Jus, &c. sHp Of the follow"
Black ehsiy, for mourning dresses
Do Do F SossSe so. Gro d. Rhine and India silk.
DO soms..ln. and al. warp , I very hight
Fancy French orrandis and i lawn.
Do swi.. and gohs mus,ns
French embroidered CHEMISTS cuff and collars, 81 every
very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeve,
Ladies' gauze merino and silk vest.
Richa,d.on and Grayr undre-.sd Irish linens
Ladies and xentemens Kid, silk and isle thread gloves
sa, variety q oasr good. ii Of which disposed
We also Ses leave to call The
Linen and cotton sheeins-, dam..k table cloth.
Napkins toweIins white and coored Msees and Alsndss
Table and piano covers. embroidered and curtain.
White and buff linen, for Windows blinds
tss s an, and s e. ss ,s" %. ss"''%'
-, and 81 fancy coored m.ttins' new style
~, 81 and 6 4 plain and colored cocoa ms,tngs
Very superior English oiIcIoth designs
And ape s'oes q French and English velvet tapestry
Brussels spy, and ingram carpets very rsdnssS prices
M.y2i-iad
Canton ma,,,nxs, Floor Ot,oiosh.. O.rpes,rs, 30.
THE .ub.cee- receiving, schooner Statesman,
% piece. :. ssu. heavy white Canton m'ains'
{ !: s:... !: '''s'''''' & (: !:
10 90 =. ., r, o. s1 s,,o,n 90 20, r,ss 90
do American o'cIo'h, from twelve to eighteen feet
as do lowprcsd American oilclot, from fec,
10 do Cocoa m.uinss, for basement, Ae.
constantly hand full sssomen, Of every variety Of i'm
Tspe.,y velvet. tapestry Brussels Brussels.
[ every y. ss"e si nsss
prepared fully determined to offer good terms
p %pis~a n. uooE co.
TEXAS Land AxencyThs undersigned on.r,
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TEXAS AHency.The Offers
an agent app~rainIng snds Texas paric
usy select lands and procure
moderate will he made known when informed
to be done.
Address ". a. CATLETT
May 3l--smdAcp Dalas, Texas
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Central Acsdeny, second story of Old Medicsi COL
Iege OF Il and Tenth streets.
THE duties will be resumed Monday Sep
ember We and wel-veuuFaied room iof The
school 40 es furnished with Boston desks, ho and use
other desire improve
p. BY unremtng atieron to their studies and
and reasonable OF the patronage OF
Chr.ina parents. their well educated Circulars
NAV be obtained OF Republic al the bookstores OF ~
GRAY TAYLOR Maury and Fanbam Of ourselve al the OLD
College. ,.,.u, ,,or,.p
JOS. HARVEY NouRsE.
Aug 27-d2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-13

ks ssss ~
Mp ECfIWOED 81 PETERSBURG RAIL-
"a ROAD.--SBRING AND SUMNER AR
RANGEMENT-Ou and after Saturday, the 18th Of
March. the Trains will follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily, at. ............... 6P. Nj.
Leaves Petersburg daily, at. A. M
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Leaves Petersburg, same days. at .........3a P. M
Fae, when tickets are procured at the Office, Isl 90
when paid 10 the cars, l l28
Children over B, and not IL years Of age ser
wants and coloured persops-when tickets are pro-
cured at the oflice--haf price,
NJ B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
uished with two passes, so that can be retained at
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars
No freight or packages Of any description will be al
lowed on the Mail Train.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays
ana fridays, at..... .6S AM.
For Port Wathall where it connects with the steamer
Powhatan.
fassage So GO
Meals, each. Observation-Disclosures. SO
THOS. DODAMEAD
Superintendent transportation
Office r. and P. R. r. Co. NH Is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-13

WpoREGT McNAMEE. MAKER OF SUR
Ia GICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention of Physicians aud Dentists to his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Denta and Surgical instruments, Trusses Cutlery Sc
lie likewise makes to order and repairs all descriptions
Of Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he to be able to merit con-
tnuance OF it. by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET., opposite American Hotel.
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80 Essz NJ 4 y

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80 ~ u 4
WTIRGINiA CENTRAL BALBOA
FREIGHT NOTICE.-On and after Monday,
the 18th of May, the Freight Train Tor Charlottesville,
and the Depots and Turn-outs between Charlottesville
and Lindsay's, inclusive will leave Richmond on Mon
days and Thursdays, at A. M, and arrive at Char
ottesvie at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e NJ
Leave Char lottesve on Tuesdays ana Fridays
at A M, and arrive in Richmond at. 30 p M
The way freight train will leave Richmond on
Wednesdays at NJ, and arrive at Cor
louisville at. ....................5 M
Leave Gordonsville Thursdays at s A NJ,
and arrive in Richmond at..... IS M
gS Freight intended for the turn-outs between
Richmond and Gordonsvle, will be sent onlyoa We'd
nesdays. Merchants and others wishing to send freight
to those urn-outs, requested TO send it to the De-
pot on Tuesdays C. r. MASON,
my 8 Superintendent Of Transportation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-13

EtHEESE, POTATNEs, fONIONS, &c-
~ 100 boxes prime Cheese
% bbls. Northern Mercer Potatoes
40 hbis. Onions
80 bbls. small No 3 Mackerel
an clarified Sugar
IS kegs superior Goshen Butter
hhds. prime shoulder Bacon
100 boxes Smoked Hers'ngs
20 whole aud half ehls. Ale
Landing This mornidg, sndier saie by
esSL1 - as5sH3W. TYL
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Sc l3-td P VAN DEURSEN, Clerk

Sc l3-td P. VAN DEURSEN, Clerk.
VENHE TIGER.-FRESH ARRIVALS.--The
III subscribers are now receiving by every arrlva per
steamers, fresh supplies of good ready made Clothing.
ote newest styles and at such prices shall GER
tanly please. In our assortment, can be found, De-
vonshre Kersey Over Sacks, Ram Beaver do, Doeskn
do Mackinaw Blanket do, olin, blue, black aud brown
winter irocks, black dress and rock Goats, fancy bu
siness coats, fancy styles Tiger coats and pants,
in endless variety. For bargains. come to No. lO2.
oe7 KEEN, CHlLES & BALDWIN
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Gn HHDs PRIME BACON SIDES.
q " Wilson's curing
bb!s Smilhiied Peach Brandy
bbls do Apple do
Just received, for sale by
JNO. WOMBLE &, co.
ALSO-5O boxes r G Mitchell ~ Co.'s superior
Cand es, for sale at less Than auction prices.
oc8 j. w. d Co
nNEATHERS.-2OO los live Geese Feathers.
a receiving on consignment and Tor sale by
oc7 TINSLEY d BRYANT
III ERRINGS.-No. l clip, gross and Roe Her
Z Il rings, ior sale.
jy 20 ED. M. MORGAN, Main St.
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RICHMOND. 1.ErEpsnrrnn

az zyxIE1H9s 4lCIMOND. u ETERSBJTRC.
,|R3sssiss s!EsS79Gss NORFOLK AND NEW V6PK
STEAM PACKET COMPANY, have nearly conn conn
p,eted thelr new and powerful low pressure steam
propeller CITY OF RICHMOND, 500 TONS Wi Wis.,,
j. Terry, master, and she will be ready to taa bnr
place Place N sne Inc the latter part of this month. This
per- Esq, Philadelphia and no exnen9e o ~ x + Lo-
oeen spared 70 make the City oil Richmond one of the
strongest SAFEST end most comfortable sea going vessels
rom this port She is double iron braced and fsstens
ca equal to many ships Of twice her TONNAGE: she has
me state room accommodations for passengers and no
pans VIII be wanting TO make her the poDnIar vessel p
persons travelling this route Freight viii he tsIen Of
aPout packet prices and goods delivered with certsnv
OF tme IN lew hours alter shipment The cantan anJ
officers have been for years engaged in this trbJa aud
river navigation. -'" '''e ooasl ana
The steamer City of Norfolk, the Second vo,so1 q
th,s Inc IS now being built and will be launched in or
tooef, and due notice vii be given when the steamer
City OF Richmond is ready to receive irsiobt
MAILER q LORD, AGENTS
l09 Wall street, New YoIk
RANKIN & WHITLOCK, Aoent o'N
Rinbr1
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"a ~" V.UUE5S'--I a m now opening a large
La ana varied assortment of fresh Goods suited 10
eS e ian trade, embracing every article in the Hat
ana OaP line that has yet been introduced; also.
t lfayeing and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags, I'm
oreliSs' &C. "h'h | am disposed to sell for a yery
small advance; and having been purchased with cash
90 not hesitate to say that can and will sell as low
as any similar Goods can be purchased in this or any
oifer CITY, All ask is call from purchasers
oc ING T,IJ0MpcoN,
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSoCIA-

sssn[
TfsET = TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RE-
kssssssssjsg ~SUMED.-This Association is now pre-
-z2--S~-pared to issue Policies OF Insurance on the
lives of all persons enjoying good general health and
of sound constitutions for the whole duration OF lite
for admitted period, and upon reasonable terms as
any similar company. AS this is the only institution OF
the kind in this State it claims fairly the patronage Of
citizens, especially when it is remembered that
it is at home and its profits distributed here while the
premiums of other companies literally encouraged by
the public are carried out of the State. The advan-
tages of Life assurances now too universally ac-
knowledged to require minute detail of the benefits
resulting thereirom it is enough to say that all persons
who derive their incomes or support from public pr
vate situations, mechanical professional mercantile
pursuits should avail themselves of its advantages in
order liberal support to those who are de-
pendant their exertlor's. The rates of insurance
favorable those of any similar institution in
the United States, and general information relating to
Life assurances together with the rates of premiums
will be cheertuy given to those who call at the Office
No 223, corner Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured usual on reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
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~" EO.s NORFOLK a \
Z IL ssssn PobRTsMquTHmThe tavorte and
Smith, having been thorou shly oyerhanIad and ~
pared, and furnished with new boiler, and new
main shaft OF wrought IRON has resumed her Mace on
lne Tue, lne Y the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
ana orr Wa,'hall The cars running in connection
with her viii leave the Richmond and PETERSBURG De-.
pot every Monday, Wednesday aud FRIDAY mornings
al Us O'Clock. Returning, the steamer viii leave
NORFOLK on the alternate days, at the same bonrs
Fare 10 Coke's and Grove Wharf, 81 so
rare TO ortolk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
c. Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants 70 any point above the Grove. 90
0dch
n. b. Servants travelling by themselves must he iur-
uIsieG WIN TWO passes so that ono be retained at
lhat lhey are permitted to go by steamboat and cars
oco THOS. DODAMEAD Snn,t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-13

<ezzzzaa CHiLDREN'S FANCY CAYS--Tbig
- day opening, a lot of ChiIdlen's fancy CAPS.
ID new styles and OF superior quality -
JOHN THOMPSON
DC 81 Main strant