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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
Facts are Stubborn Things.

TT is fact that at the Peoples Store you can find good
n assortment of Dry Goods. Doe-skins, Broad cloths
Clothing Carpenngs, Paper IIangngs, Boots and Shoes
etc.
1t is q fact, also
That from August LIST, will sell at less prdes during
the month than any other store in the county.
81 LYMAN e. KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
NOfiCe
PhiIemOn Lmce,s Esfafe.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Lamoille District IS. at Johnson within and for
said district, the 18th day of November, A. D. 1851
Samuel Barnes, Administrator the Estate of Philemon
Luce late Of SlOwe in said district deceased pres
his administration account for settlement: Whcreup0n it
is ordered that the same be referred to the Sd Monday of
December next, at the Probate Office in said Johns for
examination and allowance and that all concerned be
titled hereof by the publication Of this order in the Green
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, three weeks
successfully may be- that they may appear and
at said time and place, II they cause, object thereto
By order Of Court,
Attest, &C. FERRIN, Reg,
true copy Of Record,
AZ Attest, WHITMAN G. FERRIN, Reg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
Gift Books for Young Men.
LETTER PAPER.
INDELIBLE INK.

XTOU can buy at BALLOU q BURNHAM's
i Bookstore, Letter Paper at the extraordinary
low Drlcc Of s 1 IS ncr roam. %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
PECK. & LEWISA

P5 All are invited to call and examine this Stove wbeth
er hey wish to purchase not They are for sale nv
4 o. II. WOOD MnntpeIier, and NAV be seen thcrn A1f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY l9, 1851.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer BY the Rev. Alex Jones, Of the EpscopaI On

PRAYER by Rev lex Jones' of the Episcopal Cnurcn
COMMUNICATION FRna THE SENATE. -
4 communication the Senate read ny the Clerk
informing The House that they had passed bills entitled an
act 10 construct turnpike road from Weston TO West
Union" "to incorporate the North River Turnpike Conpa
nv auhor.sing increase of The capital stock OF he
Front Royal Turnpike Company and "rnakins farther
subscription The part Of the Commonwealth 10 the cap
ta STOCK of the North River Navigation Company"
REPORTS From COMMITTED 80
The committees called tor reports, "hoh e loio"
ing presented
By Mr. BOILING: From the committee OF Conrts-A
bill changing OF John James Wells 10 nat OF Lack
land -,
By SIR CRAIG: From the committee OF Roads-A report
d rse 10 the resolution concerning the con-
upon the Southwestern turnpike roaa; aho e o
lowing bills To provide for constructing the warm springs
and Monterey Turnpike road and 10 hcefpoia'e 'o zap
ard paus Creek Turnpike Company M,
By Mr. STOVALL from the COMMITTEES on financc-re-
ports declaring inexpedient 10 act upon resoiuons io
cha6.ln financial system oil Inc otas o' als .e
anosop and disour,ng the public Tevenue Ior amend
lnr the laws relative pedars licences lot Pfosuhe m
receiving The notes o! the Wheeling Banks IN payment OF
taxes, for increasing me compensate, =. VI" .;s ~
uessrs Mathews and Paterson; Of h. NJ West; Q! citl-
zcns OF the county Of Loudoun on the sco!ecl oI "
wagons; Of George Bold OF the county oi tugosa, m
ey Roser recommending the rejection OF The prayers
IA r.foners Also the following bills: To release Ooa
nnp conpanie. their dsidends aho iof o'e
rfuos' for the relief OF Peter Deores' feeashs rom
# Richmond: authorizing the Auditor TO PERM! delinquent
nds i,noropev axed be redeemed on equlaoie Prin
cinles and ior the relief OF James Francisco
Bv Mr MASSEY of Clarke from the Committee on ruo,
500 feet f hose the OF the Capitol and other public
buildings, and for other purposes.
PETITIONS.
petitions &c, were presented by the mem.
hers named and ordered TO be appropriately referred:
Nv Mr FLOURNOY: OF citizens of the town of Farm
vile AID s vicinity for the Incorporation Of company Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21

The construction of plank road from the said ,ov
Charlotte Courthouse 10 Goals Ferry Stanton ,ye.
by Mr.. SOUTHALL, OF the Baltimore and OHIO Ra,r..t
Company, demonstrating against the passage an ac 10
incorporate the Welsburg and Bethany Railroad Compauv;
BY Mr. HARVEY, Of citizens OF the county Q: puin-G
asking tina, the Kanawha eighteen mile creek may te
clared public highway: by Mr. FLOURNOY Of John p.
HomacS, asking the remission OF fine, and similar
lion Of Samuel P. Womack; hy Mr. BUSWELL, cfccs
OF The counties OF Warren and Page, for the coHsuc3n
road from Luray the town of Front ROYAL laid ca r..
table, on Mr. BIS mo,onl; by Mr.. FAIRFAX OF lie
trustees OF the Preston Academy asking reduction OF tic
NUMBER OF trustees necessary TO constitute quorum.
RESOLUTIONS INQUIRY.
The following resolutions of inquiry presented aaa
BY Mr.. WILLIAMs-To establish on Independent, B,n5
In the town Of Carksville.
BY Mr.. DUKE-To regulate By law the labor OF white
operatives IN manufacturing establishments ten houe
day.
An engrossed bill incorporate the Merchants Bank of
Vrgina, in the OF Lynchburg aken up ana with
the leave of The House, Mr.. CRuTCHFIELD withtrc.g
his motion ay the table, the.epon motion o; NJ
SPEED the rule OF the House suspended and the
ordering said bill 10 be engrossed was reconsdered.
motion was made By Mr.. SPEED 10 amend The fir
section, and motion was made by Mr. WILLIS amer.
the said amendment provide that hut suaaE.
teed bonds hereafter be issued shall into the
OF the capital nj the bank; and the said amendment - @
amendment gave rise 10 lengthy debate which y1Ugh
10 abrupt conclusion by call for The order of lie day
being sii 10 postpone The elections for tha present ycs
and i other purposes with the substitute toposoG
by the committee which the had committee.
first section motion ~ Mr cRI.IcHFIEl %. and IS
amended, is ms follows:
"Be enacted by The General Asse y Tha, the eocro.
for members of the House Of Representative. OF the Cen
gress of the United States from the State Vi..n, shs
be postponed until the second Thursday in August x ana
shall be conducted under the provisions Of The Code r
gina, and be continued for the space OF three days"
Mr. 1OMllN then moved 10 strike the ssc.io,
bur the House disagreed 10 the motion.
On Ir. CAMPBELL'S moon the second section ,r.e 60
amended 10 cause il 10 read as follows
2 The elections for members OF the General Assembly
Virginia shall be postponed until the first Thursday -
vcmoer next and shall be conducted in accordance with
provisions of the Code OF Virginia, ar the
may be altered repealed by ar amended constitution
ordinance schedule appende thereto"
The third section coming for consideration, y
BODEN proposed 10 amend the same, when
On motion of Mr. BARBOUR the House a1ior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

,.,ur hav.ng spent years IN IiaSens
he Nest hereby Informs persons entitled 10 boun! La.S, @ u
|,r,,,h the States Missouri, Arkansas anu leAas' oi wy
81 ding the and safe o. saii 'ains no I
,,us.rahle un,,l located ANA patented persons lou
vii clearly perceive the superior adN IL nas'"s
ae wi,h 10 agricultural roinaetea anu ,Mseaj
. frequently ihe CAST when located from map " pehs
n cI iron he al~regaid advantages ahe IheteAoe
,t1 ly worthless. .. -, ,,o s,ae,,a,c unor
~ i,ueicaries of the OF Congress- consequently
oe or ,era share OF patronage IN compensate me LOT It
uou. and difficult, undertaking fec Of s. 'i" locating ~ a's
, ami ues at the will be required ~ Dc dep's
- or me wllh Jas L Sutton Esq, o Rcmcnd Va as 7o"
Patents shall issued from The Department al
..;. =. -. -, tara ,pu a, hs
m paid ami addressed the care o: Mr. Jas J. SUTTON il
p'.n,n,nd mi, farmer noI,ce riIOS L SIMS.
r',s,,,,t T., p.r i ISSp-cw2nl AGENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
7RIDAY MORNING, EI.RRUARY I'll. ls5l

the Stale, soliciting ilcm exo!a, and send, IN one
or more addresses IN the year purposes and objects OF
the Colonization Society,""
This resolution was seconded " M.. Ci;icn, who pro-
posed 10 amend b. recommending ihhi collection, not
general but special NJ apponted apply 10 each IN
dvidua present. lie taken for the tene oi the society,
when they bring lie claims the Society before their CON
reference to the future commercial prospects Of Liberia the
resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr. iazewe Taylor, referring the ignorance and preIu-
oce o the Tree cooied eape n regard tn Liberia alueed 10
IN the annE Report the greatest obstacles 10 col
nnzntion moved that the friends This Society be- earnestly
solicited 10 all prudent Efforts in their power tn inform
the fee coofed population OF The great benefits which el-
grafton to Liberia efers them.
On motion of P. V. Daniel ir I. was
Resolved That earnestly invoke the constant aud eff
cen assistance o the conductors the public press OF Vir
gnia Ia ile of the Vainl Colaization Society, by
publishing facts connected with its history snd merits rs
well as by their recommendations OF It's objects and
plans.
On motion Of Nr. Il. r. Minor who resigned the Office oi
Recording Sccreta!y tho following officers elected Tor
the ensuing ye4r
Presdeni--iiis Exceency, John e. Floyd
Vice Pf2s;dens-Wm IL. AI1c;oand, John Rut'e roord,
). ). Baxter o G. Scott, John H. Cooke JAZZ c. Bruce,
John Janncy, r. C. L. Moucare, Wm. " pcG!o.d Ro. B.
Boiling Ta2ewel Taylor and VIM. Maxwell
Recording Secreta:y-F,cdcrck Bransin!d.
Core. jndng secreiarv-peerV. V. Daniel, i.
Tr"3snror rnonis II Ei.
Cher :.lna-cTsS,ai.c' F"svr Jo'n s caske. Fleming
Saml Putney, Mct.ei Grer;er Rlel'd Whitfield, H. A.
Claiborne, Thomas Samson, ana Jchn Howard.
The annual Report md the Proceedings 81 the meeting
were referred the Board Of Managers for publication; and
then the Society ADJOURNED
JOHN b. FLOYD President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
THE RICHMOND ENoUiHnN, Nor,v
pvBLISHED DAILY AND st,cIuE. JR.
sy WILLIAM +. s. THOMAS

TERMS: I'D \, the rate Of eight
= AIKEN for shorter ec ihaa Ge MARS 1se for SIX months pay
i've dolisr, per an ~, az" Nee cmed by mall post paid;
dollars per annun a. me he RENTED per mall In good ana
Al BANK n"es @ at ne sS S in 0Tg ssf
being f'd by he 'c'a II i the accumulation of postage in
extensive business Which oEera,NcSnTiSlSG
= Tpr many FSoIlRER fifteen lines or less ms. m
,n by and every sfeens ~ ,brre times week th,r,y
zen and a half cents. ,u.. t,r ,h;rv lima. and in
r,lnn for advertisements oi greater ehg.n-eheeP' Lo.
m and Auclioaees charged leo dollars lpapes nu
THE sEMlwEEKLYFor fifteen lines, or less first insertion
of> sr each continuance 5o cents . ,.. NV
rom distance M accompanied with the advance pay
'.,s,sr.urv references insure execution ,,,. ,,e
4, Obituaries and ,bates If respect, exceeding e'S ~ "
,s[,d 'a' advertisements -, ,., ,sbe,,ver the
M Cfuar.es and Marriages from the country, u ,hs
- t,u1 nrlnc q unknown mus he auineh'e - -
n OF he Postmaster the neishborhood, OF neS " WIN
bi,sb,1 Every measure, that has been taken " ieen
S m and au,zzes. has proved heretofore nhaSainls ~ ,;
s,.t m such case. upon the connunicaohs neis .eta
t' ~ c pos,mas,rr ,crit:ea m. back o me letser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
The motion to refer was agreed to. and the
as referred 10 the Committee on Printing.
SELF.CONYICTED.

One of the infamous slandsrcrs in the pressgang IA
OK" the Washington Correspondent of the N. Y Evening
Pos,-an abolition paper which has sunk as low s
respondent. This ~ has poured the vulgar and
false attacks Editor Of the Union in connection with
the public printing. The character Of the man, Us drawn
by himself my be in the following passage in his last
letter
NV private opinion ia in favor Of udcous improvement.
of the internal channels Of commerce.; but confess that
when come consider the details OF this BILL and to reflect
upon the extrcmties Of extravaganza into which system of
expenditure based upon it, would nlaliby lead and the I'M
possibility of distinguishing between worthy necessary and
useful appropriations and those which not So am
PEELED TO pause and doubt may have contributed 10
the general denuncation OF Mr. Poks of the bill
ed in his ,ime upon the general issue that hated r Polk
and all his aeorks cordially perhaps 10 ineapceate
from Distinguishing tho evil from the good of his udmnstra
tion. For the present, take position upon this ques
ton.
Yet this blind of prejudice and ha:e undertakes
to rebuke and slander honest and honorable men Such is
tho infamy of Benton Van Buren fce-.oilism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
DAN'L WEBSTER Secretary of State.

The remarks OF Mr. Mason, as puosed oy US on SaluaS
on preserne memorials in the Senate OF the L. States om
members the Virginia Legislature and OF the Convention
on the subject OF projected line OF steamer. TO he coast o.
Africa were as we learn, accurately reported We
annex them below from the debate a. published in the Ma
tiona Ioclnencer and as informed corrected by
Mr.. VI. !or the press:
Mr. MASON. | have received two memorials, one oi
them signed majority Of the mcmiefs OF the leaisll
turc of Virginia the other s;gn-. by majority be-
Iicve OF the members OF the Convention nov sitting q;
Richmond in Virginia. amend the constitution OF hat
Commonwealth Zach Of ihefn expresses :iFora5., nin
ion Of that has been projected and which now
as am informed before ;hr other branch Of Congress- but
is no, before The Senaiebeng plan for the establishment
OF line of the ~estr coast OF Africa OBe
of the purposes Of this plan is the deportation a. Tree
groes from United States the western coas; Of Africa
The memoriass themselves favorable Ia me pro-
iect and recommend the consideration and approval OF
Congress. with such modification OF The plan proposed a
the wisdom OF Congress may devise.
In presenting these memorials think i right 10 sav that
although OF them emana'es from majority o the MEM
bers Of the General Assembly Of Virginia understand only
expressive Of the individual sense o! each member who
signs it, do understand il expressing the OF
The constituents OF such members. Certainly they
titled very great respect from me, und the respectful
sderaton of Congress What mean is that can in
light look upon them in the form of instructions from the
constituent body which represent here and the Senate i'll
allow briefly that 50 lar have considered
plan which is proposed by the melnorias d.
with them in the favorable opinions they have expressed
of the United States e2ped the public money directly
Indirectly for the deportation Of free move there
FORE that they be referred The committee Commerce. md
from respect the memorasts ask that they may be prn
ted.
The motion to agreed and the motion print
was referred 10 the Committee Printing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21

THE TUNNEL.-Much anxiety has hcea felt In reference
to tho prosecution OF this great work and indeed some fears
lest il should have be abandonod account of peculiar
hard rock which encountered the Eastern side OF the
mountain and which almost Impossible 10 pick or
blast We glad says the Staunton Spccato that the
worsmen got through it, and no further difficulty
Ia aniicinatcd from TINT cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I

7srar- .he orec decree hereby notified 70
ge IL 4 M os Richmond. On the Nthday Of March
~ n. with tie eSidence necessary t. enable me
: h. a - euu,red the said and cg creditors y
ST.. = ..c rs deceased are hereby also notified 10 pre-
sand dece6tn, same tune and Place
j., si-,a;w Nm r. DAVIS. Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
JOHN 4. BELVIN,
CABINET MAKER AND LUMBER DEALER,

Richmond. Virginia
,;,IE attention all desire elegant an suos
m Furol;ne made Ia Richmond. called TO hts extensive
niu!, embracing every variety oI s1sie te nus
in his establishment woAmen equal - any IN MS s ~ no
i he does not hesitate TO sihfant! nus Nj n ,,v,hi. rnn
.nu Furniture believing ~ WIZ iao'a". ,
simll articles IN me oes'
and northern cities lie desires eau TIN ,is
4, the publc generally, being wlIihs uas his rulao
Tete Tecs ~hars DlSdis, oIto'
xc sc such Bocats, Brccael 81. peialh fush IA
faurc will be we'll packed and warranted 10 go safe 10 any
MR. 6m he country promptly attended and pn; up in tho
A'ss,-e, Oct lS-ew6m
-1r.tSIi-At Chancery Tor the county OF
no held Court House, The City OF Richmond
:. r.e-!4.. January IS lSal
J571 heis, fsaih'i''
IN, >,p7,i administrator with the will annexed Of Austin
Morris ~ administrator de oonis with The VIII annexed
paei deceased and guardian 10 The children OF ihe
4. worms Sead, herf OF Henrlco county and
10 OF Maria Austin deceased Albert
Wa us right and administrator OF Mosley Morris,
..ss William C. Morris. William Hicks G. Tu heart and
gl. "ife. DeGan puv administrator e bonis non
m upaIre Will annexed o M"s!e> Sheppard deceased and
.Xot. late sheriff o county and as such admin
st.5-pi ..l3z,osth Hicks, deceased, Defendants
a. h ,9 i the p!ain by counsel. and for appear
.,ps, arrr that pu3cstion be made aihe Richmond
M li- newspapers published IN the city o Richmond
cescly aud he posted at the door ot me Court
M Richmond, and also al the door oi the Court
Uentlco TWO severa Court days ol the
c3a. rcspecive!y requiring all persons, who have
sam. l. Austin Morris, deceased 10 exhiot the
s comm ssloner William r pdvl al hs OF
ry OF Rchmnad. seventeenth day OF March neXt
s required 10 auai aad STATE
- Tetr hereof with any matters special!
1er c,.a; .. iase, wGich may bs required by any
,t,.t Tes... p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
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THE BOSTON OUTRAGE.

The Washington papers Of Yesterday contain Inc loho"lh
important document. With The lnion, we say mat 50 e'
this document goes hal with pleasure; but must
be followed up by corresponding Win e o'J'
which calls forth this Proclamaon inc rioefs must 'e
arrested; the militia should be called for from the
TO in executing the law and The
offenders Troops Of the L. S. should II necessary oe se'
Boston assist in the execution OF the law IL le save
his abcttors should be arrested who Will insure e Sa
keeping with the jas of Massachusetts smut against 'e
United Stales) except by the aid of military force We're
specially suggest that the present marshal ana his
should be superseded by more energetic officers Every
erlion must be made TO the laws 10 Oe fcSle'fu'
General Washington exer.ed all energies suppress the
whskey nsuecon; but the present crIsisis more ipo'
ant more intimately connected with the peace OF the whoe
country and the stability of The Union, than whsey IN
surecon Now is the time net with spirit no" is Tie
time the whole nation that the laws must DC res
pected and that "e Union must be presrred striking
and decided example wanting 10 repress the Jury OIL the Id
na,ics, and prevent repetition of similar offences
A PROCLAMATION.
By THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
WHEREAS information has been received that sndy law
less persons principally persons Of color combined ana con
federated together for The pupose Of opposing ny 'fce t
execution OF the laws Of the United States did at boston H
Massachusetts the fifteenth of this month"; make v"eh
assault on the Marshal Deputy Maishas OF the United
and did the said officers and dd ov otce rescue
from their custody person arrested az iuge save ana
then and there prisoner lawfully holden ny c saia War
shall Deputy Mashals Of the United safes ana Other
scnndulous oulrages did commit in violation ol law:
Now therefore, the end that the authority n the a"s
ma he maintained and those concerned in violating them
brought to immediate and condign punishment nave issued
this my Proclamation calling all wedsposed citizens 70
rally the support Of ths Laws o their country ana ie
ring and commanding all officers civil and military and ali
other persons civil military who shall be found WITHIN me
vicinity of this outrage be aiding aud assisting by all
means in their power queng this and other such comb-
nations and assisting the Marshal and his Deputies IN re-
capturing The above mentioned prisoner: and d" especiav
drc, that nrosectons be against all who
shall have made themselves aders or TO ms ae-
ous offence; and do further command that the District
orney of the IT, all other concerned In me
administration execution of the Laws al the United
cause the foregoing offenders and all such as aided abetted
or ten or shall be found have harbored or con-
ceaed such fugitive contrary 10 law 10 he immediately mr.
rested and proceeded with according 10 law.
Given under my hand and the seal vi the unltea o''e
this 18th day of February, 1851.
n al MlLLARD FILLMORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21

The McDonough win Case has been decided avo''ey 'c
the CITY of New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21
TIL. O. COGBlLI., c. c.

COMMISSIONERS UFFIIE, WILLIAMSBURG.
parties and persons Interested The
noncd thar have Monday. the Tth day Of April
M lasing OF the making the enquiries and
proof Of the debts said decree mentioned, which day
sic acr-bv notified 10 attend my Office in the City Of vii
,olss O'Clock NJ where shall be prepared to proceed
he Performance . duties under said decree.
defendant Frederick Vincent hereby notified that the
eGues his attendance before n my Office on said 7i
las ISL ,sd hour OF 10 O'Clock, NJ, 10 be examined
eo.a,ore shall direct. touching the subjects smbraced
D.. o2-cws,x WIN NJ MOODY, NJ. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21

IaISIA.-At Chancery Tor the county OF
State Court House The City OF Richmond
-" - 'i;t,Es Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-21

IRGIAiA-Ata Circuit Court, continued bv adjournment ana
III 0r ~ cry Of Williamsburg and county of James City, on
We ~. BE- &a Gay Of November III the year one thousand
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-19
ef-sam VIRGINIA STEAMSHIPS
LElA@gESR Union STEAM SHIP COMPA.

ZL[T14N%kATGA OISlON LAM SIllA CONAI "a
1 1zzsszN NY's LlNE.-The steamship PEN NJ
- SYLVANIA, Captain Baymore, and
steamship VIRGINIA, Captain D. Teal, two beauti-
full and first class vessels, are now completed and
ming on this line between Richmond and Philadelphia,
touching at City Point and Norfolk going and return
ing They are beautifully fitted, up Tor passengers,
carry large cargoes Of freight. and make the passage
quicker than byany other route, often ahead OF the
mail This line offers the most rapid, economical and
comfortable mode of transit between the ports, both for
passengers and freight. All transhipnents avoided -
Each ship is furnished with two superior life-boas; the
captains skilfu and we'll acquainted with the trade
and the most experienced engineers have been selected
One OF the ships will leave Richmond every five days.
For the particular day and hour Of departure, due
tice will be given.
Passage to Philadelphia in first cabin, meals in
ciudeu0 80 w
Passage in second cabin, (meals ncluded0...... 90
Excursion tickets, to return in steamer 81 less.
The attention OF business men and travellers is re-
spec fIlly called to this enterprise, as being the
very line long so much needed and which must, if sus
tanned, greatly increase the trade Liberal patronage
therefore confidently expected For freight passage
apply to RANKIN Il WHlTLOCK.
n B. Careful agents at each port will promptly for
ward all goods tor the interior, consigned TO their
my ID R. & w.