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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

RURTQ63 THEATRE-CHAMBERS STREET, REAR
=. 80 H.n-Bes:s Dres. Circle, and Par9uet,e 50
Vrehsst3 80 - esnts.-Tussday evening. April Is will
%. ee played Lov1 ~ hAZE-Lcrd Minever M J; Les
GER; Mr.. Aa1pov ke1tetop. Mr. Burton; Col Buckthorae
" JSrda.; n.a Mr.. 1ohnsson Mrs: Lucy Bnekthosne
popular duet BY Mr. and Mrs. Holman and Fancy Dance
BY Mrs Walters TO conclude with the farce Of SCHOOL
FOR TIGERS-Captain Kefyer, Mr.. Jordan Panels, Mr.
John son; Aloxander Panels. Mrs Russell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
cENTLEMEN's LIST.

Young Miss Eiiea York Miss Rachael
Young Miss Nancy
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rsr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST or
IL ace AZ Yorkvillc,N. r., March 3lst. 1881.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-21
The Seaside Toilet,
IAN ENGRAv1NG.1

Mimic naiad of the Ocean
Who hath taught thine art 10 thee
Sat.snrge is thy magic lotion,
And thy mirror is the sea
Braiding tangles with thy iresses,
Brown and golden as a cloud,
That the 6ame-lipped sun cal esses,
When the Day with age is bowed.
In the hollows Of thy dimples,
Love might find a resting place;
Witches search in vain for simples
Potent as thy child like grace.
Neptune is thy leal attendant,
With his touch upon thy knee;
Raptly gazing at the pendant
DrifI-moss, dripping from the SEQ.
Wonder if he's emblematc
OF the bipeds. tha: erewhile
Will avouch MS bliss ecstdlic
Coup de soiea of thy smile
Youth and age seem strangely blended
In the language Of thine eye:
Is Liie's essence comprchended ?
Hast thou guessed its misery?
Has the surf-voice TO thee spoken
In its sacred undertunc 2
All too young TO ken its token
Yet, spell is on thee thrown.
Oft bethnk thee. infant maiden,
Lest thy truth depart from thee. -
OF thy hair with sea-wced laden
Aud the toilet by the sea +.
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c. A Postmaster neelecting to inform pub
Usher when his paper is not taken from the Of
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price.
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A Positive Gain Of Nearly 30 Per Cent
DALiEy's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

In a Netc Enpelope and Bores Of Much
Larger Size
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ily salye, Dalley's Extract, being extens vely
counterieired in tie old wrapper, ! cautirn tie
public agnst This dangerous fluid. Avoid 'he
poisonous counterfeit, and buy Dallcy's Extract
only, In the New Wrapper and Large Boxes.
You thereby avoid the danger attending the MS" OF
the cuunterleit-escape imposi,on-are certain OF
get ting the genuine artice-and gain nearly oo
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aud W. G. Sprague. Z3m
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NUMBER 4.

than ~ cents. During the last war be-
tween England and America, cotton
cloth, which now can be purchased for
eight cents, could not be purchased Tor
forty. Blanchard has given the world
machine, which, by putting rough
block Of marble upon a spindle, soon
turns it into tire likeness Of Clay or
Webster. .
Bogardus has given 10 the world his
engraving machine, we are sorry to say
it is little known, which can engrave the
finest numbers, and the most beautiful
flowers, on metal, with facility and ac-
curacy which battles all manual works
manship. Ia planning machines, spike
machines, machinery for making all in
s,ruments, from a needle TO an anchor,
what part of the worlds history can equal
the last half century in manufactures
Nasmyth's steam hammer, which was in
vented but few years ago, can be man
aged with the dociliy of the lamb. We
have now gold and steel pens instead of
goose quns. The triuinpIs Of warriors
are nough compared with the triumphs
Of inventors The iron bridge, spanning
the sea, is greater evidence Of mental
power than Austerliz or Waterloo.
/ And il the last half century has given
birth to so many grand discoveries and
inventions, is there any reason TO doubt
that the future may more than outstriP
the past! We can see none. Hope
! is pointing her finger 10 the year 1900.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-21

O. The incident related below is not
quite so singular or remarkable as that
recently told by us-of mouse, giving
at night perfect limitations Of the song
Of the canary, during the day. The
musical mouse, by the way, is still heard
almost every night, and ii is impossible
to distinguish its notes from those OF tbs
Bird LOiceH Courier.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-21

FGrIf you would increase the size and
prominence of your eyes, just keep an ac-
count of the money you spend foolishly,
and add it up at the end Of the quarter.
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Boston, is our authorized Agent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20
COM MERCIAL RECORD.



Prori'o1s bacon. Old - New So; Bpe( 81 tn
81 fofo Ma = to ~ cenis Pork 81 srsrce
fiap NV Super6no III from Wagons; Fsmil,
tnA3i hy tetil.
f',,uI Cum. ~ t. = eta Oats i5a IS cents.
larsJ Seed s. tum Wagon.
Dhhy. Mountain % duh -lNnghotne n HUNTS 30
eeata.
Gseorar ~ CENTS.
BtHcr | inl2 rta FL N. l.
BatnIy Anale. 800 Peach. none o1rttpg
Rn leon ts5assottcd aud $500 80 when drawn 10
order.
Co1cc Advancing -Rioliu - cts, Lagutra Il To
l. Mucna n.
Capnrp i.iaeas Tow II IL II; flaNl2ialt cents.
COTTON iai4s Sales isa10 cents.
ieaihcrs 81 In 70 ITS Nrarce
litr Seed Sales QOto u cents
Fxb -licrtngs M. l. 81; Nhad, Nd 81 81
new $40. Marhere NJ. }. = 50.
1al'ow q q 10 cents.
Ia S. 81 per bb
u nnl 900 II cts , Ia demand.
u ool Rots - To 3 very scarce
fiaUne 10 cents
Hnp Wegao'c In 70 n demand.
in.s,,d Oul 81 cents II demand
Lard Stock Id lph'; ~ heat ~ sl.s new
.hltvcs sNr>t India - IL 10 ctsp.f gallon
. d2hlh ceula.
Plaster enp. 80 to s., Ground, s., 81 loo,r
and IN hh)s w
Sugars New Ot"nus 40 cents pottoR,co7 tol0
cents, Clarified III ccuts, i.nsfll}ul2I cent?.
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DR. a w NJ NUN 3 E r S

FntNpscu Ia. 10.
G3 St "A 81 t. I'll 20 I'll b 81 ~ 81 5 81
Nuslrploo G.. class. 2.
6i 81 G6 8 |, ~ . - 30 ~ 10 %
palnrero q 81 ~.
"a St. 1 Il II II - Il % a6 3!
Bel Air Class. Z.
- - Go - - 10 - y ~ 2i Is
raRpsc, Class. So
10 8 l. - 10 40 u - 10 II
Snsquehaup, Class, 7.
80 - 60 ~ u ~ II % n u 81 IS | Sc 35
N",enl aunt tho numh'r lfhs sold. mud NJ 10
~ b1, pi1e Il II GOO retained Gt want t ruchs
ser "a l.w u1u,e sd aud son. needy would hav.
tad H. For muds NJ luvr4'nent4 call At
Moor RA,N I.nrkY Onirn.
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NNNNNN
Mr>,Rs fnroRs lhad the pleasure. today. Of looking
A some 81 III" hrct specimens of ant IN Whitrhurst's
Daguerrean Gallery, that eset met with 1h,y ave
prepared II tic Notli Far to he held At London NtsN
newt Via 6un, has certainly dhne himself great ervd,t
F tune ahd question II picture 81 6nct finish be
had any "are IA the Union than secured Al the cal
tsN located m lNnchhurv HIS totaer, back etonnd ~
l'.'led Improvements winch enable, the ARTIST Il ri,e 60
hr back sound OF the pcttc sat anil elegant nn,,h
lho ~rrenae.' viii rrmttna tcw das, let inspection.
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GR A ID s C n { NJ e s

Monday Jan 2O-Washupinn touotv. Ga - 3 ~
s l2}-Trkc'a ts-tart,ls $4,000, $50. 5000.
3.Oro = sos. 81 Il .oou.
TUESDAY Jan. u RI Ar tl's' s-(95 10
r,rler. IS Capitals $50 go 1000. POI $500. II
1900.
Wrloeal,y Ian 90 Su.qaphanna Canal Class s =
as & 49, Iic,,t ilO--Gt wn's $50 900, 10000.
IL OOo / ii 5000, 3t55. - e 900 % Il so
Thursday Jao 23-Chtrnl tnuutv tlss.. / (78
l3) -iirkrs So Capitals s25. 600. II 5000, 20 -,
$50 ~ Of 500
+ ilay Ian. 81 Nd Co,s d,ed Class. II as
~ Ticket. h-Capitals 1900, 5000 5000. AZ.
Unn ~ Of 600.
saturday i'm 25-G,and Conspl, ed Class. D az
4 2m lirl I. Ifa Capitals 4s0OOO, in.Wo. e..
0oo 10000. 5oo 3 coo, 1000. 3 900 , 500. ~ Il
$50, inol ,5ue.
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STORAGE, FORWAfOlNG q GROCERY BUSINESS

N
1--WE subscribe, returns , thanks To The
81 II Tho luc rIntftn 81 4 N,uwirk u 60 tor thu
hbta patronage bestowed on them aud 'ncl continuance
ihr Ito vii rontinug the storage, Forward
Ind Grocer, Bt-,nr,s al the ol sta on tn, ,au,l,
whore IL viii hc rsa la. old luoud- He wall
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Jan2Zl0 JANIS u RENWlCK
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DR. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines,

Pulmonary UNsam, pfWnatiNH syrup,
P,clonl Ekportarant, Heart inne'tof,
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Anti Dy,ptptic Mixture. tuus and tatharhc Pills,
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aty s0nianflV and trfth success
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supporters.
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method 81 preserving Health aud Beauty to an oidapc.
i is BOOK should be in every family, To the ttnsuup
t,v, II nts out the only reasonable hope Tor ieei 10
There the directions gives tr the care aud education
ba,.n are inv auahl, SuuO copies oi tins Book hs>o
passed press, and the SAL continues nnabated
Forsaleby II - -"
ny john li.HEAY Druggist,
Lynehbuig, Va.
nr Fitch, GUIDEio tnvaliis, Directions to ptrs'n
,n. IN r,tch's Rcme1,,s, to be had, g'a OF all HI.
Agents
Sspl 9-w6mit
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~. The world renowned q n. Tom Thumb.
who is eighteen years 81 az tseotv-elshi mches
high and weighs only fifteen pounds, /, now cX-
bibiting his "Wondeltul proportlon,' Al the AlrI-
can Church in Richmond.
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Ar ri AGES

N't'trd. an ttr Is i#insf hv - Ray ! I'm II Cav
th'r, Vi RDBER /. ". CONNER T. Mis- MARY
;. RICH ARp>ON. all t Apo nattN county. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20

1-,. s'Ots NENT-A 1ENFNiENi ON me
Gl. Hill with all necessary out house,, suited f small
family, Possession hal immediately. For rrns apply 10
Ian - -uIvu l.. ". ltMREiN
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1 II NIVIIIIfN. 7
McS.sIEEES ~ 1IOHtONE:.

Attorney at Law, cincinnati, ONO.
.tirnd all committed Ia their
w the ,ar,n. courts oi the city. They will also Wv,
nnmpt collections Mr.. McGuhty tomn'r'
Il, all the State ol the Unnn dep,ons 60
Address Met:lHyy y lolcombs Cincinnati, Ohio.
April #i2mIi
A,kErGllES OF NlItdNlN--listnrcal,a and Biograph',
> cat By the Rev W IL foote d u lu, re owed aud
boz sale b, mics a. % Casl) PAY Nt n bit''.
Ian
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NOT CD.
1--WE Subscriber having been employed as Salesman BY
Mr. George Bagby, respectfully requests his nnmero'f
friends aud .rdo,d and elsewhere to give
him call before making their puchases ot
6svOrPriPS, Iron Sc,
assuring them that efforts will be sWrcdto please
= Particular paid totho sale OF Corn, Wheat
Film, cat. and robsrco. JAMES LEFTWICH.
Sept 9-iits
yE,HiEE Ply CARPErING --lust received,
lot the above Cstretng which ~ hands, ard
So 6-i IA 81 OIL Carpe'mg. All in want Of
the ,bayo article will please examine stoc h''e pur-
chasing. D. l. [. PE ffS'
Ian Tits
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-14

hours in close connexon with No. 1868, to 60
through from Salisbury to Ashevie in not exceeding
AZ hours. Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No. 1896.
1927 From Salisbury lOa three times week. Sunday,
Tuesday, and Friday,
By Miranda Spring Grove Deep Well Mount Moume,
Beatties Ford, Catawba Springs, Vesuvius Furnace,
Lincolnton, Shelby G. H., Fillmore, Mooresboro,
Webbs Ford, Rutherfordton, Chimney Rock, and
Fairview; ~
To AshevilIe by m Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday,
And back between m Saturday, Tuesday, and Thurs
day, and m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday
Proposals for semi-weekly service are invited.
1928 From Salisbury at 10 three times week. Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday;
By China Grove, Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg
Charlotte, White Hall, Rose Hill and Ranalebury
To Yorkvie g. c., by IL m next days ~ miles;
And back to Charlotte between IL and ms Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, and thence to Salisbury
between a m and 81 m next days.
Proposals from Charlotte by the most direct route
colchester c. H., 8. Co. are invited Schedule to be
specified, connecting with railroad At Chester G. H.
Route To be cur.ailsd as railroad is extended.
1929 From Salisbury 10 three times week, Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday;
By Rockville Gold Hill, Kendali's Store, AIbemare,
Norwood, Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify, Wadesboro, and Morven
To Cheraw, g. c., by p m next day, 90 miles,
And back via Chesterfield G. H., g. Co. instead Of Nor
Fayettevlle) Sunday. Tuesday, and Friday, and IL p
m next days. ~
1880 From Salisbury at IL m once week, Friday;
By Organ Church
To Mount Pleasant BY m, 10 miles;
And back between m and Ii am.
1891 From jamestown at week, Wednesday;
BY Hunts Store Institute, Fair Grove, La Grange,
Now Market, New Salem, Sandy Creek, Trcy's
Store, Longs Mills, Patterson's Store. Snow Camp,
Clover Orchard, Lindley's Store, Glover Garden,
Bethmont, and Rock Spring
To Hnlsboro' by m next day, "a miles
And back between m Friday, and Q m next day.
2932 From jamestown Al q m once week, Tuesday,
BY Westminster and Deep River,
To Abbott's Greek by I 1 m, i miles;
And back between p and pm
1898 From Franklinvle at z once week, Saturday;
To Troy's Store by 10 m, 10 miles;
And back between IL m and pm.
1884 From Piiisboro' at 5 m, once week. Monday
By Pedlars Hill, Gulf Evanss Mills, Wstson's Bridge,
and CenireviIle; s. e ~ s'' !.
To Carthage by p m, -
And back By fhsrPs Mills and Prosperity, instead Of
CensfsvlIS, beswsoh IN and Q pm nsSt day equal
TO 40 miles and back.
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3lO1 From Columbia at a daily;
By Hopkins Turn Out, Gladden. Fort Motto, ST. Mat
thews and Orangeburgh G. H.,
To BranchvilIe by l03 m, SO miles;
And back between arrival of mail from Charleston say
at p m and m.
3l02 From Columbia at m daily except Sunday,
By Aston, Pomsria and Frog Level;
To Newberry G. H. by 81 m, 46} miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between A. m and
SPIN.
Proposals to extend service the railroad is extended,
will be considered.
3l03 From Columba at m daily except Sunday
BY Rdgeway and Simpsons,
To Wnnsboro by 10 m, 35 miles;
And back between IL m and p m daily except Sun
day.
Proposals extend service the railroad Is extended
will be considered.
3lO4 From Columbs 1t three times week. Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday;
BY Lexington G. H., Leesvile, Ridge and Lofts;
To EdgefeId G. H. by 10 p m, 81 miles
And back between 2 m, arrival ofGreenville mail,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and a m next days.
Sl05 From Columbia at week, Saturday
By Pleasant Springs Countsvile, and Calk's x Roads,
To Frog Level by pm, 35 miles
And back between m and m Friday.
aloe From Columbia at m once week, Saturday;
e By Oakville;
To Rockville by z IN, 20 miles,
And back between and IL m. as .s,,.
1907 From Camden at 81 daily, after arrival Of cars,
BY TIers Ferry, 81 g S tiea pE
To Chersw by Z mlps1td day. 81 niIss .sa- aa
And back between ~ daily and 81 10 - nsxt day
Proposals to run BY Bishopvle, Mt Elon, Swh Creek,
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to extend to Chester q. H., 8. G.
1855 From Shelby at M twice week, Wednesday and
Saturday;
By stice's shoal. Erwnsvie, Limestone Springs, 8.
c., Thickety Fork Moutre and Hurricane;
To Spartansburg, s. c., by z pm, A miles;
And back between m and p Y next days.
Proposals for weekly service Invited also, propo
sails to embrace Swangstown, Gee 2956.)
1856 From Shelby at m, once week, Tuesday;
By swangstown, New House, &C., and Antioch
To Yorkville, 9. c., by p m, 30 miles; az
And back between a m and m next day.
Proposals for semweekly service invited also pro-
posas to supply Clingman, and White Plains in lieu
of Swangstown, New House, and Antioch, (sse Nos.
1850, 1855, and 3178.)
1857 From Rutherfordton at M week, Friday,
By White Oak, Sandy Plains EarIesvie 8. c., Cow
| ensvIle, Milborgh, Milford, and Palona;
To Greenville c. H. 8. o., by II m next day, 81
miles; f
And back between m Saturday and n I'm next day.
295s From Rutherfordon at m, week. Thursday
By Logaus Store. Duncans Creek, Polkville, and Gar
ner's Ford;
To Camp Call by pm, 81 miles,
And back between a m and m next day.
Proposals to extend to Shelby will be considered.
1859 From Ruherordton at m, once week, Tuesday
BY Pnckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
| vile and Military Grove;
| To Marion by ii next day;
| And back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday IL m and m next day, equal to "A miles
and back
1850 From shelby at 8 m, once week, Wednesday;
| By Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace;
| To Dallas by Jpn;
| And back by Kings Mountain, White Palms. and
, Clngman, between 8 a m and next day, equal
| to IS miles and back
Proposals to omit White Plains and Clngman are in
| vited, (see No. 1861
1851 From Shelby at 8 m, once week, Thursday;
! BY Birche,svle, Sandy Run, Grassy Pond, g. O., and
| Corohen's;
| To spsrtansbursh G. H., g. c., by m, 40 miles /;
| And back between m and p next day.
1862 From Ruherfordon at m, week. Tuesday !;
BY Coopcrs Gap, Mlls's Gap, and EdneyvIle;
To Hendersonvle by 8 p m, 80 miles
| And back between and 8 p m next day.
Proposals to end at Edneyvie invited also propo
| sails to end at Horse Creek. ~
1858 From Ashevile at m, once week, Friday;
BY Sulphur Springs, Avery's Creek Mill River, Bois-
ton, ClaytonvilIe, and Davidson's River
| To Caihey's Creek by m, 81 miles;
And back between a m and 6 p m next day.
1864 From Ashevie at m, twice week, Monday and
Friday M ~ NJ
By Hommeny Creek Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon,
Wayncsvic Scots Creek, Franklin, Tennessee
River and Clayton, Ga. sA 80
To ClarksvI's, Ga. y sp m nsrt "wednesday snd
| Sunday, 100 miles; 81 shs9 1872 @h ~
And back between m Mcnday aud Thursday, and
6p m next Wednesday and Saturday.
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2e0T From Huntsville at 8 m once week, Saturday;
By Red Plains. East Bend, Forbush, Republic, Dow
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2s46 From Newbern at Z three times week, Sunday
"Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Gainesville
To Beaufort by p IN days, 4s miles
And back between a and Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
2s47 From Poocksville at once week, Friday;
by Palo Alto;
To Swnnsboro' by same day, ~ miles,
And back between a and 5 p m next day.
Proposals to end Hadnots invited, also propo
sails 10 embrace Onslow C. II. and Pney Green. (Se'
No. 2s44.
2s4s From PolccksvilIe at m every other Monday;
To Hadnots by IN, % mllesi
And back between m and m.
2s49 From Kinston a, 6 m once week, Friday
BY Sandy Foundation Pink Hill, and Buena Vista;
TO Halsvle by p m, "a miles;
And back between IN and IN next day..
$3.50 From Greenvile at m once week, Fridays
By Contentnia, Hookerstown and Snow Hill
To Goldsborough by 9 m, 40 miles;
And back between m and IL m next day.
Proposals for sem-weekly service are invited.
1851 From Pungo Creek at IL m, Thursday;
To North Creek by m, miles;
And back between a and il J
1852 From Washington at Z week, Thursday
BY Bath, Puugo Creek, Paniego Leechvile, Ger
mantoo, Sadesville, Swan Quarter g. H., and Lake
Landing
To Middleton by IL m next Saturday, ITO miles;
And back by Fairfield instead Of Swan Quarter, be-
tween p n Saturday and p next Monday, with
additional weekly np
From Washington every Saturday at pms
To Bath by pm;
And back between and IL m.
Proposals for semi-weekly service the whole route
will be considered also, proposals to embrace North
Creek. See 2S5l
1858 From Washington at p once week, Thursday
To Ocracoke by 9 next Saturday and thence
To Portsmouth by IL m, IS miles;
And back between m Monday and IL m next
Wednesday.
1854 From Ply mouth at three times week, Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturdays
To Washington by IL m; thence,
Rv SWIM Creek
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