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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
GEN SAM. HOUSTON OF TEXAS.


We take great pleasure in laying before readers the
following manly letter which have received from the dis
nguished Senator OF Texas As predicted he has blown
the Donaldson and Greer Humbug sky-high
HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS, Sept q, 1851.
DEAR Sir My attention has been called by friend TO ar
editorial in the Richmond Enquirer Of tho I'd inst In yor
suggest that ought to disclan the agency Of Mr. e. H. Don
uidSon SO far he hare sought connect me c'M M
correspondence which has recently appeared in the New
York Herald If there is any such person rs MI u
Donaldson or has been in Texas am not aware OF t
fact nor have been able obtain information OF any such
Individual have several gentleman, who have recent
" canvassed State in the ae elections and not one
Them has ever heard of Mr.. Donaldson.
Enclosed send you several editorials from newspapers
from which yon may be enabled TO satis!acto
~ conclusion to the Importance when shouo altac 10
the Donaldson humbug. ~ ,
Further than this have nothing to do with the Affair." Ii
Mr. c. H. Donaldson is real person. and ever be iden
tilted will be found that neither he any other person.
in truth, has any authority my name in any pledges
bargains with any individuals or cques to
any political purpose whatsoever nor could as an honora
BILE man sanction such course
will leave y0u sir and all intelligent men, TO divine III,
object for which this extraordinary correspondence mas
gotten Up, with vapid attempt to connect my name
with principles which have been opposed So ia
il has been necessary proper in the discharge o my
public duties, either in speaking voting or acng nave
sought conceanent OF my principles and II - due 10 my
self that should remain consistent with The past IN all things
which may affect my character and the peace prosper
", and honor Of country.
ain, very truly, your most obd't servt,
SAM HOUSTON.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

A; late meetag OF the stockholders report mad,
and adopted giving satisfactory statement OF the cond
zion the company The following resolutions alsC
adopted:
Resolved That the construction Of nearly the whole East
EN- Section: OF he OrsarH aud Alexandria Railroad,
brngiu. The efficient IL ltc s;O:t space
equal fifteen wurnng months, is believed tc
uneyanp in t's nIsory OF internal improvements III the
State f!raRi and is therefore subject OF just pride ana
cungra,ustipa IL the Stockholders.
Resolved That The land in The VARIOUS Counties
through when the road passes in view of The increased
lue OF their land. which fixed fact, ought 10 be VIII
ling far navy practicable, 10 take the damages in
STOCK and in this way facilitate the completion OF The work
George H. Snoot Esq., having resigned the Presidency OF
the company thanks voted him for his efficiency
officer The following officers were then elected John
S. Barbour Jr. .! Capcper Presidents Henry Dangcried
and Vim. L. Powell Q: Alexandria, Directors Mr.. Bar
bou in sho address, acknowledged the honor conferred
upon him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BEDFORD.

At a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Democratic
party Of Bedford, held the Court House. Monday thu
9th ns hut being Court day for the purpose of organic
ing the party for the December elections, and nona ns
c,ndia,cs for the Senate and House OF Delegates: On
tom Can't Richard Davis called to the Chair and Jane:
T.. I.izeuby appointed Secretary.
Austin Vi TRIBE Esq, being present in the meetins was
called on and responded in happy and eloquent terms
II then Resolved That committee OF SIX appointed
70 propose tho Of The candidates 10 the meeting
Wherenpon the Chair appointed the following gentlemen
Col Lewis Arthur Urah Hatcher George Johnson, Root
+. Jones Samuel Ho5son, Col Green Board, and DIR vii
kinsnn.
Tue committee then retired and after consultation return
cd ard recommended the meeting, the following gentlemen
as candidates:
Samuel Brown, for the Senate.
Samuel & Davis and John Goode, Jr., for the House o
Delegates.
The vote was then taken and the gentlemen proposed
By the committee, unanimously nominated by the
meeting.
The several candidates being called for, forward and
accepted ic nominations in appropriate terms.
On motion Resolved TIM; this meeting approve the no
limitations Of the Stanton Convention and pledge their
JEALOUS support 10 lis nominees
Odcc that the proceedings Of this meeting be publish
cd in the Iynchbug Republican and Bedford Sentinel with
the request that the Richmond Examiner and Enquirer copy
RICHARD DAVIS, Chairman
JAMES +. LAzExBr Secretary.
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.

Love like rose when morning SKIES
Are shining bright and fair,
y the power of beauty bright deheS
The storms OF woe and care.
Bu, lie, The clouds Of sorrow iofh
Where love hath built lts nest,
And like the rose twill fear the Storm
And bending sink 70 rest.
+, lives where wealth hath built its shrine,
Where flattcyy brcathes her song.
Where beauty throws her glance dlVlne
Mid the blaze Of fashions throng;,
Where Jewels flash and bright eyes sseam,
meath the bathrooms gilded dome,
Where life seems but glowing dream,
'Tis there love builds his hume.
But Friendships mild and genial ray,
Seeks ever an humber home;
Whence the proud and naughty turn away,
Where the good and gentle come.
tasks no gems from distant lanGs'
By cunning handcrufl wrought,
Rn, gen'rous hearts, and open hands,
Clear brows and honest thought.
Aso'cr some rough and time-worn tower,
- ,>-;~h, Gun throws its ray,
The marks o! tunes decay
So, DER the heart, when broken dreams
Lie strong on ma'nprY's page,
The golden lamp Of Friendship CLEANS,
To brighten and asspage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

The painful OF the death Of Dr. Hail. the late Dele
gate in the Legislature from Henco county, was fully con-
med yesterday by intelligence direct from the scene OF the
unfortunate occurrence The melancholy event occurred
on Saturday last ia New Kent county whittier the Dr. had
gone few days ago visit 10 his relatives. Tho fatal
shot from six barreed revolver the bail entering the
from, pant the abdomen lie found some dis
from tie house of his relatives while still living and Sta
that he had received his wound accidentally while prac
Using with his pistol Several balls found lodged in tree
fatal spot and the barrels ofhe revolver unscewed and
separated from the stock, or handle Runo at hrst, stated
that his death the result Of deliberate suicide
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Millson's majority
over Cowpef,

Tic result of the recent elections in the great States o.
pensy and OHIO decisive Of the utter opesessncss
Of the claims OF certain Wing aspran,s the Presidency
The preensOns Of Gen. Scott entirely annIhated and
he his met with an attack and overthrow in the adrance
waiC he recover. The Democracy OF those
States have declared in The solemn and emphatic
ner their devotion the constitutional rights OF the South
and their determination 10 oppose any man or set of men
identified with the dangerous and corrupt faction OF the
higher law school Of politicians; and have shown 10 our
people that that party they TO look for yindlca-
ton Of their just claims under The confederacy.
The brilliant OF the Democracy in this State tails
like another bomb in the Wing camp, and Skaters to
fragments all their hopes of the availability Of Mr. Fillmore
for the next Presidency strong demonstration was made
by the administration upon Virgnia-here il was that the
President and his cabinet took their summer during
the past season. and the lofty expectations were enter
tanned that this good old commonwealth would swefve from
her ancient fuilh and musha under the banner OF "hs
rule. .NoT1ok argus
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peg iEAi'.
Translated from the French Of NJ DC i""'a'''"e''
AI-'r(.NN.

AUTCNN.
Welcome We trees, in dying venduTe n Gao,
SS,ninG YOUR golden tears on az "s.oi
M, i,y.Iv autumn day, whose aSpcc' SAW
iiI n.l,ah,s nv sight and sotens sill my "o'
with ,bourbtfu step, in lonely Woodland pa'n'
wv, 10 w - ma rk the years retreans form,
~. i io's =, ma the mourntu shades OF oeatt,
The SUMS yeiPd rays scarce tell me app'oa' -
We !, these autumn days, when nature Dies
Dor Glory gone all beauteous things sec
rr, fr 70 al, OF a friend, the last TWO Signs ,
IT,, of, from diving lips the last sweet smile " his
.-o.av from, the shore of life TO spring,
90 waa,,ii,c tor summer DAYS OF hope long past
s,iII lock back with cnvy's poignant sting, ,os.ed
And view departed joys which yet no joys poS''S'~N
r,r,b ann Wales nature, beautiful and far $50.
For YOU on deaths dark verge, tear "a 0"'0'
So lovely is the light so pure the ar ,,,;,c hood
That shines and breathes around Tue u''"s "'
Vet 10 the dregs this cup Of life III DRAIN
This mingled cup of necta!.and Oh sali'
S,,u in its depths all hidden, may reiiaih
One drop oflfe to compensate LOT a'''
percbance, all shrouded in futurlty' ,
some bliss, by hope unseen, may oesety,
perchance some sister soul my soui nay s0s'
To read my spirit with kindred eye.
Tho flower resigns It's perfumes to the gale,
Breathing its latent sweetness ere /. u'e
NV soul exhaes in sorrow, IKE the wan
or some low song Of mourntul melody.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
SHENANDOAH.

Tho following nyc III. of the election tor Congress-
man. members of the Assembly, and upon Inc Adoption or
REJECTION of the Constitution 1t viii be seen tat 'e
vote an unusually small not more IMAM ohe-hu VI
those qualified the Constitution having Volea:
For Constitution 75G, against il So.
For Consress-Letcher 555, no opposition.
Senate itman 363, Boswell 1872
acknowledgement 46l Mcctn 443
ROCKINGHAM.
For Constitution ll5l, against il l3l.
ror Conarass-Letcher 1903, no opposition.
i,nuse of Deegates-lartz 629 Bare 53l, fnncey 292
Hookc liS At precinct Ottoblne no Po was
BoTETOURT.
An unusually small has been given in this county
There hprr no opposition Edmundson for Congress- and
Darlington for the Legislature the people did not come out
to the election The following is the vote:
Fnf Constitution 524, against il w.
Congress- Etmundson 5Ol
House of Delegates Darlington l64, Luck mot cand
da,e) l22.
The Fincas,c Democrat says1 must not be supposed
because Mic was elected that therefore of the same
politics will be elected in December Boietourt una Cra@
will elect Democrats the Legislature In December III
spite CT all the Wings in Christendon
LOUDOUN.
For the Constitution 1874. against il 81
For Coagrcss--alortou 52G, S;rothcr 43o.
cit 800
For the Constitution $40 against il al.
For C0nsra5s--Srothr. 32l Morton lS9.
House of Dylegatcs-Sluart 3S3, Throclnorton --o
PATRICK.
To the Editors oi the Enquirer
pATslcx c. H., Va, Der. % 1851.
centieTacn-Cur election Is just over. 5. L. Staples
Esq was the only candidate for the county He refused t.
mite himself with c:c- parv-consequently was elected
irrespective of party eow give you the result oil the
Congressional vote OF The county:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
LEAkE UPON TAYLOR.

The VALLEY Wig noticing the nomination of Shelton F.
Lcake says Gle is the gentleman, who in 1913 de-
nounced Gen. Taylor TRAITOR before the people Of
Bolctourl, and compared him TO Benedict Arnold
This is not the first caumny has been published,
Some scurvy editor in the Valley put in circulation In
S45 ard remember that Mr. LEAKE al the time denoun-
ced il in our presence u base falsehood Respec table
wing papers will of refuse TO give it farther crcua-
ton - South Side Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
u lsI Il II 4 II Y

Trn may he said good man ll!c else why this
nonrnH couenanceS win? this solemn OF innc.
nis aud ah: EXPRESSION Of for the
tr AMI 'r'e; sr'pa;y Tor re afflicted I.,niy G'!er their
cs oinar. OF tie village OF Pennde, county OF
I"rg S,c m Pe"i raa lie Came TO this ii.
i~o 'en ~ :"r o. nSr it 81 'sea'e al entire strAnse ami
erItr: IL" manufacturing o: Tobacco small scale, with ms
.,,l az ,,er!g,t nr 80 so1rr was Ibis
died! irrt
iuI" t!:ei marriage Inc iangAte OF SAMUEL
Ey e n!,st at, rcsra,d Fellow aud
,,.u las >prIG large AID deeply Interesting family
.a H.'y . e.as me rad 10 ~ea, ana sa'GIsr
ceme, and ext Mt though asenrc in vanous cities
j,sst,e ,"laeucs s"ery wIch he desired "ic
III t@ ai s :cty apparent vii which he breast:
I aguu..! hla we're overwhelmed
IN nose =ooy periods credit unmpaired ard his
and Inspired con,cucc 30 q rig prospec! sud
& cenls wealth could in!Gee him !s,Te tie even tenor oil
ntIrc.t m',! lie aided sound judgment enlarged
eeaGe rsc'cp and utwayerins honesty OF pur
realty a dGly arcciae!hy his e!oclzens generally a.
ine'"!ente made Inn "pnlen thai, u"sr mos;
@ ; m ,r5ili - IN III bi sn" s "e h. r ~,
nhcls: an! lis confidence cu,ed through Ia chs Lnr with
issuance q honest iH!nry hIs befainy ke" 10 ho,acs s
% canc"Iled by reciprocal services ad me
e;' Of h. .ay friends 10 The thr gensraion were The
nas a"cns oenta'ion "f "hat might SAVIOR Of H. his
ness ,rey aervr except By those ait wfnn
he wa c:rr=L With inin1iye pcreepon furnished by
that of "urcry which borders harbor
t c%er,ct wealth an
Tive town N:siwI piemdurCy. which he often
himself N more han usually ca:ic terms He fesl~ however,
i tue TIM" come a that shortly, when their efforts
fat and consequent, proceeded invest arrei? aud
10 improve ein "h substantial business houses hooking the
Of
w made between Inc upper n! lower ends the the final
c"zt'i"a OF is eAc:"s Improve the and ha5or II
wHic the those buildings de-
seeming .i!cr, In" % u. lcciGitatcd distance Of
ivcnt: Instantly killed. hist the enjoyment
usual health COR tis 10Th year The humble
suIc has known han Intimately
s.cc. IT!e! al lels!Gor H. had Iperurs;
.elnH had only upon hume.
prnaiousy asseh Ell
ienCd ami oen meanor fully 5eokene the
public Dc.cIacior. J. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

THE TWO BIGLERS.-It seems that the California
Democrats win the banner from the Democracy Of Penn
yvania The proporonate majority for John Bser, cho
sen Governor of California is larger according TO the
thrown an that of his BROTHER elected Governor Of the
Eevsfone Stats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

The CArirAL OF CALIFORNIA has recently been removed
BY order Of the tEom Valego to San JOSE h
o-lne. OF government THIS was cone N consequence
Of noncompliance with the bonds O. Gen. 'Acso Is al
legged, which were ,akea the time OF the rs!ho"ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

ANOTHER Ff'Gl;'lTE SLAVE CASE.
New IoSE NuvEMgER 3-l2 ,n--ine United States
Cor ssnneG as ls ttfnng issued warrant for the
fugitive slave named Eanyer. The claimant is a
resident OF Maryland prepared to point out his slave
and prove his property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

We ask attention the card OF Dr. VIM P Giles who has
settle among in the useful character OF Veter
nary Surgeon He brings letters from gentlemen of high
standing in Pennsylvania who testify to his responsibility
and his skill and in his business We
have always heard that person of experience and skill in
this business much needed in State. From what
We hear doubt that Dr. c. will supply the desdsro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
SltrIE.rr nrINrrr,IN ,ra "a, NiI"

SOCIETY PRINCETON Der 23D 1851.
Whereas Il has pleased Almighty God his Providence
move =: ioah, the Ker ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER D. D..
honorary Member Of this Society: hereby
Rs"'ct That deeply ypahIze with the family tina, has
beloved hca vita the Professors III: whose
mi IL he has hccn taken though advanced yet eye
nmci ani natural force undated; with the Church
sitting place. which has lost experienced and devoted mem.
ber
Res" TCd, That his death students OF c,ece
from ose ne has departed this
Hall Win wtcr ne long and intimately connected
w" e" aS ever ready 10 give his and
Keu!sS That aad all be PERSONAL loss
ihor- "1o from Time time enjoyed his mnsaons
life and example : "
Resolved That the spectacle who the unmpaed
sion OF his powers gradually approached and expected death through
20 many years expressing concn, anticipation
and unvans Judgment has given Impression that nothing
can eadcs Of the reality of that
which he srasc
Resolved That attend body the public obscaaics and tina,
We wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
Resolved! That these the family
deceased -o tina, they be published in the Rich
on Enquirer Presbyterian New York
Of lie West lv order ut the society
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

THE COTTON CSOP.-A letter 10 the Baltimore Sun,
from Ccot county, Arkansas says the cotton crop will not
be as large expected and will not reach last years crop
Tie rickin: rch earlier and larger than usual but will
be O: short duration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

The statement circulating in the newspapers that Nj
has returned expected return has been
called em France, uhe Republic says is without founda-
ton in fact
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07
TROOPS FOR THE RIO GRANDE-LOUIStANA
ELECTION

New ORLEANS, Nov. 3-Ai the troops destined 10 reil
force the American Army the Rio GtauGe left here this
morning.
Our election for State officers is progressing with much
spirit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

A WHITE WOMAN RELEASED FROM SLA VERY
The Circuit Court Of Rockingham county, Va, las. week,
after I:i Tia; excited much interest decided that Amanda
Jane whc had been held slave since her birth
tweniy-SiX years ago white woman, although
her origin distinctly traced 10 ncgrcss, who
slave. The REGISTER says:
'nandaS appearance. the coo1 of her skim her hail her
eyes her nose her whole physical exterior would prove
10 BE- VIA, hc usy have riltc hcr-a white woman. The
testimony proving her 10 be oi extraction of
the s0aes; and dearest kind and yet the appearance of
tae seemed 10 con!T iGct il ALL Amanda Jane has
been held slave successfully by Messrs. Michael kser,
(v0se rcGrn slave Sally proved to be her 1ohGr) T.
Mcahcy and held in bondage at the time OF the trial.
BY Mr. A. f. HenebeIae She has degraded herself in her
servtude ard has become the mother Of fine looking
ieg;mate children, perfectly white, who handled in
her during the the trial. mysterious
have heart tric'; and it excited from its
meme. i,s cus2 lie most Intense interest Excep-
lions have been taken the decision OF the case by the
counsel for The defendants"
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NEW BANKING HOUSE IN wAsHINGTos

ne having been to embark in the Evcb
.I it,ns mo business in m. DIV of Wa shlu.tu ID "ss
,|I =, ,r:rs,n "a n, IN, III friends and a. pus,c a'
rails ic; and To- oich Their Ills
W be known as Tie Bank OF unnn' from which no @
collar will that will be Represented W
substantial the shape gold lr!
fr. an The United States Treasury Nolcrn Exchange or yr,,
t,ukabc funds 7'''a
iiy legitimate issue SUCH will
readily perceived that the public are protected and the f
made the foundation This enterprise ent
pon the maturcst deliberations and l. gratifying ,,
meets the approval Of experienced AMI !nanc
New VI rk, Waslinsionand Richmond
I'm addition the VI notes for tilcnaon "r!c Ban. n ~
collect drafts the tioveEn:cnl,
United States AMI WIFI negotiate Tor The purchase al
(nn comrission State Stocks. Gnarnie Bonds Canal I
railroad CunTT,Iui:r and 0tl!cr cno! securities
Aav Connected w;h IA" t!r""ut Departments ; e.
Washington VII tr ait n: To On liberal
Richmond, VA. NOV j. i15t-c!il EO IL. GALLAIlEE
800, Mr.. NANCY WILLIE. ,In 4 tyf.,,,,--
r,I yNaS --Iru WI! ~ ru,lrc 'ia We wiI -, 80. %
. H., ~ Soveu,r ISL al m, Tavern lJ,n.e -, w., '-
go !, ri IOWA am, county of Madison yurIn,, D.
- - mris. ,r,i r,r al sad d. rr,cr -, .l '"s
% v, ,. II ~ ,"n, ,o4 otb.rs. M. ~ IN "'H'
-, - - :, III. ,"., ,oi cunt, a. '''H'c III
hS i'aH"o"'" y. v. ,,' ~ e '"'-t. 'l:..ia.
THURSDAY the i I'd! "I a. &c VI AK" - rro>,nls
NJ Lhd; az" o''t's. ~ ne House
:, @ - Ill., IrI 49,. M Der 1871 ,.t.r, Is"A sc
49, Va ''S.F'is sam
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OIIICc UTttHsFIIIc nNN ItOunOkt Il. X Co..
PETERSBURG, OCTOBER q. 1851. :
VIE Boar! q" Directors have declare. dividend
per c.n out OF tie Profits the a MONTHS payable on
aud after the frs; OF November next.
Dc;. l1-cm II D. BIRD. President.
W ANEED Wish hire ~ the month, ssiui and
~ trnsty Os!er and careful Driver.
Oct. l5-ilicti p. " DANIEL.
EsROGUES.-nu pair Richmond made Drosurs, Tor sale
1e 81 II r pair No 49, Cary street, between Columbian
Hotel ard the =. DESEREUX.
Aug Leather Dealer.
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TR'ASIED-Iy experienced TEACHER VINO cah TIL. :,
~ ample testimonials qualifications ai former sHeCe
tuton as Instructor Mathematics anil The Latin !aishsef.
For further information address Nv. e. Bsrbpnrsvil =
sep" i'-'"S'
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- ttiA:tC:3!s i-EiEGi.lt u ay, sra. Cu:y j5cI
( Oc. he 1891. I-Ii
John I!ooo AID " a. :iueaaly. s4 s:st5a his w::~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-04
Norwich and Worcester Railroad,

$50 .:.....s. - s5,. La
Winter Arangenef-on and after Montey, Dec.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS F.rIows
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 43O pm.
Leave Norwich at 6.45 am. and r. NJ
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train Will leave AyIs Point every roor
ing except Monday at about O'clock for Boston drer
Returning will leave Wor, every Evening except snnda
at 7.O5. ~ 7ui'udl
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester NJ az m
Freight Tram with passenger car attached vi.
leave Norwich for Worcester 3.l5 I'M stopnpn at a,
Way Stations on the Road. " "a
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER wrTu
Boston q Worcester RR. at TO- 80 ami 345 10 go nm,
Western 90 am. X ~ pm
Providence d Wor. us II am. n -, '' pm
Wor 81 Nashua 645 II M In =, =
The connection with the earliest Trains out Of Yorces
ter, Is formed by the Steamboat Train
u Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford proyf
dence and Fishkil Railroad and the New London Win
mantle and Palmer Railroad. az"
% EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at 70 n, .rri,ir
New York next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master n,
oter person authorized to receive before the Passene
takes his in the cars "se'
baggage VIII not be taken include money
nor other articles than those of personal uses and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be owen of
ct ana an extra price paid the Company win not bo
rseli liable beyond that amount
\ o baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
10 smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Denot
fassenges must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE President
~ y lou dwu N. d w. R. r.