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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

all he paid. i, is bu, just so charge o. are,
tAat tie lands do cost the State lnr,l.
more 10 snstas- its interest. than the .l.,.
property. Oui ohtr hard. the slave md
b., title cpmcs 10 the nNncr wiihou, 9,
pen,e to the STATE. aud the amount Of leo.
isL:ion on sav,s, or their titles Is not nr,,
80 large As that of the l.td - br. have Al
read, dwclt two loug on this subject.
We have II cad, cHiirmcd ilic action If
thc huditoiial board. and have requested
the Comptroller, Nr. james u. Shaw. 10
proceed 10 the city of Washington. aN, 70.
cci,c the dive millions of bonds anj he in
tctc.l dGc US We 1c trying TO make a,
appropriation Of oue million ou, of the e..
rliiu.ns, 20 pay the second class debt
Vhieh haa been -ra'ed Wcst rlsnt vine
ln uahc conditional appropriation Of one
uillioa to pay the ii,,i class scaled deb, a,
I,r ~ It wll -. The conditions PROPOSED
e. De- imposed agc that the Government, n,
thrt rdrl STATES shall 50 modif, the Peares
h,ll rs 10 issue to the state Of Texas. on,
of tie reserved re millions. IN ainoup,
rqaM to thai via. i we pay, or propose to
grl. aud after t.at amount is PAID over 10
us. We propose 10 arll, it ia the further
,ia,n,nai a., thc said fist class debt. mad a
on. continuing "a ireeivc aud pay gu, IN.
III We .lr,l have llludatcd ihe Whole ieb
Ls b. lhrmo favorable proposition ul,a.
ha, been offered that la, any rrosprc, Of
spcc,.s, and F., horc. aud believe, it viii
pa-s. Il i, ,toull we VII have three md.
he4s besides interest. ten in our treasury,
which VII be At Tie disposal OF the lcssl..
tufc.
Railroads. river Improvements, and pub
lr schools, are AT warmly advocated heie
and tum the tome ot conversation, | an
u1l,ued 10 ,'ah something will he done
oa al tbr,c su'gesls before the aiJoum.
u,ui al the esI Iturr.
Thee has been au efort to mose the 81
prcmr Cont hom lAlrr to I!endeisou
winch has solar iai,, d. There is aiso d
'lr senate at tins Time, proposition 70
move 1t to Ru,k. Cherokee county. ,lda.
that IL VIII A.9 tail \ proposition has bees
rtr,alur.d audrclrrred proposing an amcut
neut Ia Inc Constitution, " to allow Il sal.
nl school auds.' | thuh the proposition
viii garry.
Instrumentation of Governor agI l,a
tenant Gus,,uor came oft on Monday tie
42l The audience was large. aud ever
nsdy well pleased 1uc addtcs.r, Of holi
have ipcrn forwarded to YOU, 10y last mal
sod leasing thcN niaN not reach you. hav
iarandci! to s,,pr.l Other persons by tia
evenings mail, hoi ius that some If not al
oi Grm. WI uHh ,ou IN due ilnr.
au,vfry sorfy toil'ar1 You that aur de-
uuaui,h,d .Iaw cisi1en, General Burlcso'
is ,ery H. l,. he !, dc.paircd Of IL
ba. bcra ,ih.al pal'li. servant, aud Isl,
.bf. uu.. Che 'eg.tar BON ms dat let.
N.'a due re poet, am YOUR most-Obe
,iieit =tittni
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The commerce nj the Rio Grand, now
very cn..s;sles4hle, woaii b. greatly IN.
prn~sst, Ii this grrw4 International stream .
was slearet II ~ "h-trne,ions. The ~
ha',itnwts vi sts Northern Mexican States
xre equ NV Interested with our government
and Il Is suggested 10 the L'e'- atari
whether or not this object cannot oe pf' I
noted hy presenting the subject 20 1nn /
rrvss, ,hruug., "ur members. sud e''", ~ f
susspsixing the Sse,e Tecailre {" e"'Fes !
psui With the Mexican S.N,r- l"rdrfi"g "H
that liver. This work Is al.o ipapnta.ifn
the Uni,ed Ststes ia military poiui 70.
view.
have received no oficil report iom
The AuaFney t;eaaral relative 30 Joe sHlt.
Lcr,s; x IL several Of llie eauaii a. i1 "''ca
she -,,tc is n patty. ifoiu STORM '.'' ae
tivei from oihef sources, 10 IS aeia'ri l.Ht
nx.s-., these suits Is oi such character q
/, a.nsai III. alteniion OF ths iiouoia'le
Legisla,arc.
raasr the antafiig of the o." 8rce ad
o,seI l,y Tie Convention. uh.e.i iamri the
C1nsiitutiot of tnc State. oas 81 mY lff
dsec.sors directed a sail - be c1H'n'rl.'ei
a.,aifst ,ar contractors oi Whist is tu""" ht
"fstsrs' C1lluy," &, aserfttit vvr'"'f st
20, thry had firieitrd ,heir right % dec i..,
coniract Ibai suit, ! ara Informed .e
pending. aHd tnai % pragress h.a b-tH
made Il IL. No rcpni has ytl h,n E
caivrd from the tontnissipHef Hr
uaa.r the sv passed at tie l1st ia11.1f
se,sion OF tie Lsg..lalare, 20 secure t' i''
settler "a that Colony, thr laud- 10 V''eH
tbgy arc oatihed That officer D, 80 i0's
time pcf.orn,iHg the dusts re44ii "i UA.n
ua ler the law. mnd SO soo8 as lti r"pH.i .
received II tees nrpa.lmei, D. 1911 Dee f.'i.
miit.d to tse Honorable l.. 81 slai1I". 90"
ilf,fnel shsi the ,w. so ~ F8tutm "r.
rtti,n. h.- been inl1j driscltr, Hf' 0.-
fiisI. Is soats pt0,tlltfs ~ enrr.H 3 i.e
ol,i.et. H., w,.h il was intended SHORTLY
after il vas p1asea. nn Injunction "is e.tt
I'd by one oi tle Judges. ~ Co., instance
al ote 81 the Cpltrar,u.s WITCH Do 0 2'-ti
Is restrained ia operation. AMT tH.l -uH. /
an advised. is ,tul pendiu4. ard e'' ""t ~
brought o. "A hHai decision isff yen 3.
Ast,r act "a as terms deed ,as taa' up'i
irs therein cont iiard shall be- srcaH-hpet
elasto p.eiastt' the o3il*nl Csc c"".t'
t3fs, u w8ali seep p.oPer th4t some n.'.1
Oh .iauil d, alapei T. asrel"n t'r,.
tithis. at ,,i eui. dav. and, y possible. 10
ob,4ia al an',lle and ,ati llei'f' Wrt. ~
meat Oh the ehal, nriiisr The iHH-i"
lid,nii1n winch oill bee Invoked W tfs
controversy. l. permitted % r'pt''ur. "'t.
afelily o. tend TIE growth Of oHr co. t.-
Il oct ,h.lfittt 81 fh, sttta. 10 n"t ~ is
m,rs lrt.inenti % lAe 0atae ii ''p'"."
ineitul3 ai.lHt. meat 1T country, ilHt
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leans '"'' '''
." The hr wn"h "o"e ""' u" NV
~ Waa''"S''" ',''' W. ~.
h'' ''''' ,r, !, ,so ooo
'o's'
NJ AtsrIN, TEXAS, Dec. IL 1901
Il. u Loughfrp, E'q:
Dcar >ir--Ii"ih linns"' ol the 'e9's'"'
ture have adJouucd u"''l ~ e'"'h ! ~
day morning, the -tlh' ana rs Il" WV
momeui nil"'d' ne 'hr on r''"n''N' INV
cout'ud'd I" give 80" % '"''' T. "''' ''''
iug lcN 81 tnc measures """ f''s'''n'
ubicI, -itaie the public "'nd 40 the -" "'
government, md more 'sN''''"> '''"''
the daifhefi'l"n ct the i'S''''''e'
have u few Npds "l ''''ii'"" "
make against the memh'ts '' 'he h'-'''''
tult generally. "n account "' N"""r
uc.s 10 Vt-ir u'nr ~ ldI' "NH't''t'''' :"
'he "e-ir't 81 '' ""f'''S' WIN
cHitu>lrd I" our care WIZ '"' ''
au iufldienN us'l"' t4't'' "u' WIZ Wv
matter - Vt 'nnds' - s'"''" o"''S'
PVlimfs mE vNf'he "HN'N !" ger "'"''
- OH Harrison agar 10 '''' ''' N''' '''
'u,nd' rJ'> '"' '"''''' " NY ''''''
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Of speculation which '' at "'. '' "'
tine iif;eresis OF ooF county. ".'.'y
ronH'rnd 'aa' sn'i 'i'"u'a - .. "',' 20 ','
hfough upon ~ i""''''.'' "'''''''''',
aPnn rliea i'has' "'"i' " ift''''' '' PF''
3D. o, t'at '"e n-at "'F =" ny '''
-" 'VS''''''s si'''' =. .....-. ..,.
.' "a" t IA. .,',f -, ,i....,,
W -. .....,......
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4 co mmunieniion appears IN me w,
Tfibuar, complaining of The cNeeS,'', "A
Of sugar hor.hrad-. The writer ih'na
the ,are resulting FROM this rnnse "ns" a
csinlied y, . instead Of l0wr er"'. y.
now established BY rastom.---Dafy wv"
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Leicester Peters. confined IL the plt
io,d county pa Hil tnr the "'''d'' OF
: Pomto, XII. i hms, Il n short Illi' ~
Iy seyc,ing tue temoral aiisy ~ ,n'
;hgl lie was found dead, win W
saturated VITA blood
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

fnr VIRGINIA ELncrioN.--1le ~
gralf Informs ~ ni the result ~ thirty"
counties, for Governor Of \ir.'nfa, ~
the democratic gain "n the naloliIs E's
tass ior the Presidency is upward. "l ~,
votes. Johnson, democrat. i, elected
cno0 a. 5000 nnjoriv The Lcs''lsS'
Is, IN all probaLil,i. largely democratic
P~oyar
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II is stated that the Alabama feeIsla'''
n this session. Intends t' present ''' w..
81 general common sthoul educate n -
committee i, hn-il. cnployed cnllte" !
facts aud data GA which 10 found arp
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URraprui risAsrrR The Latte RneA -
l,n,n- that The steamboat Germ oni 'ia' M
White river In eighteen feet wa'e'' ''N
some twenty lives were lost
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

'''i 'fftl.'t '''i'''t' ''''''
lfia,, If Sout tralinn iltm in . eausr
Nhrli bad is i,u IN II dr-i'c To protect
.nr i..li. a.. web ~ thcif rWn wiii"nt AZ
fo,ai . lho,n our sympathy and n'dt Or
could we see the tlnrii 81 . domestic and
rni war ligird up At the ''"'rs "i 'ic
suns aud daghieis of 'ha-e patriots ri
Soutl, Cnrnlipa who aid.d :, much ia con
e,ring upou us ,h' 'nc'i'"ahlr bi''m'sht
al trcent.i. without rushing I, Their rrscur
II So, | have greatly misunderstood TIE
character ~ my co"nttNnen. u Is ne,
I'm, "a. may hone that such nn isu. vii
no, be- presented, hu' should " lr'. tni d we
have cause IN fear ~ feqnues No pfo
pheitc split to predict i's result, 'ud Ia
ull where the whole South will he found.
Then cannot Texas do something 10
wards avetling such II caluml'yf ! s'i.
cere,y ,rus, she can. lie, her instruct her
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" As4sss.sMsn CENTHAls HAIL H557n
.,,... ggMMEn AkRAkGEMENTe-vIR
-, e hereby givens srealss -
tfactEms WIN be offered thfs seaAost ~ 81 80 AZ
OF the virginia Springs than ever were hsfas'efs
II. Inc HAN Road Is opened within few 80
the base oil the mountain so mifes N ,h.ss OF
OF the Road are now being laid with ! - - pars
rail-, ard II VIII be seen from the fDlau,,.. y
tisement OF j. II. Timberiake a. Co. ,tss saver
ac are enjoying the full benef. Of an sao
line OF stages: efpoeiaaon
"New Limo of Stages In St.nr
the white sulphur springs.--The nss,. IA az
hereby informed that have estas,fisbaf .. are
stages 70 run In connection with the Vir;n;a ~
ira kai Road TO Stanton, and in few 5rsL o'
VIII be on the lire all the way to the White So
Springs, and we mean to give satisfaction paar
u We think we are entitled to the suppors 81 a..
paoic; we have made heavy outlay and a. io-
as we continue on the line, travellers will .o5s
benefit of quicker time and lower rates n ~ 1ae
not sustained the public will pay forit heTssra 'e
Passengers leaving Richmond a, ~ ! (,
now arrive IN Staunton before dark sanaa 9" 81, "a.
avoiding night travel and other discomfo-+.. aay,
fare reduced at least SO per cent. aaa
~. r. TIMBERLAKE A. RI
Charlottesville, Va, May 4, 1852 ~
In short time, more detailed inforn.t;r -,
be published OF the hours OF running rstes rs 50.
and various through tickets which are be;, are
ranged. Suffice 1t TO say, for the present that
is more comfort ana quicker time with L.. 'eie
than ever was known before. cost
The agen: of Messrs Timberlake f. co
Ticket office OF the Central Rail Road ia VAC
ing passage through TO Stanton at rates great ~
low those advertised by them, such as NAV h. s DS
pected where there is spirited Opposition Ca
By this line from Richmond to stsnnto, !, -
hours, and OF ~ one meal on the road
L. H GILL,
my S-ts Supt. Va. Central Ross
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


SENATE.
.*sse.s WKDNxsDAr, June 2.
The resolutions from the House In relation to the
case OF Jordan Hatcher, were, together with sub.
slita.e offered by Mr.. Douglas, laid on the table
ayes 20, noes III <supposed to be final disposition
Of the subject) s*as
The following bills from the House were passed:
Incorporating the United Insurance Company OF
Observation-Disclosures the Valley Union Educa-
ton Society OF Virginia to confer Collegiate de
grees--incorporating the Glove Hill Academy OF
Chesterfield nd bill concerning the annual
meeting of School Commissioners, and concerning
Superintendent OF Schools.
A Joint resolution adopted, requiring the
Public Printer to print the acts and resolutions
passed by the present session OF the Geneiai AS
sembly, prior 10 its adjournment on the TN inst
and also the abstracts of those acts prepared Dy tue
Clerk of the House of Delegates.
A number of Senate bills passed, which IT VIII be
unnecessary to no ice before they go to the House
g for consideration.
message was received from me Senate, inform.
ing the House that the Senate had passed bill i'm
pssing taxes for the support OF the government
Tor the wears 1882 and 1853 The bl motion
of Mr. Goode of Mecklenburg, made the or.
der of the day tor to morrow (Thursday) at Il o..
clock
The House agreed to the amendments of the
Senate TO the following bills Authorizing the cleo
ton of an additional, constable in any district-ln
cooperating the Bank Of Marion 10 the county of
Smythe-And disagreed to amendments of the
Senate to the Manassas Gap railroad BILL to extend
branch oftheir read from Strasburg to some point
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The following bills were reported Authorizing
the corporation of Fredericksburg TO make loan
to the Hazel River Navigation Company Senate
bill Incorporating the Richmond and York River
Railroad Company, with recommendation from
the Committee on Roads, &c. that the bill be re
jected.
On motion of Mr.. Patrick, the vote rejecting the
bill from the Senate, providing for new astronomi
cal instruments and the emp. oyuent OF an Epgi-
neer to construct perfect map of the State, was
reconsidered, and the bill laid on the table.
A bill from the Senate establishing tue salaries
of the various officers of government, the compen'
sation of clerks members and officers of the Gene
raj Assembly, amount of mileage and other allow
ances, was taken up, and continued under conside-
ration up to the hour of adjournment ct 3 O'Clock.
The consideration of the bill was resumed last
night at 8 o'clock.
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ga -. sGE
1iSEY FONT LINE TO HAITi

tJlNE1 POINT LINE IO ia ~ IL
RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare 30
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodous lowpressure Steam
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles Z. Mitchell, hsying
been entirely rehtted, enlarged, and improved In
every respect, with berths tor large number OF
passengers, and with state rooms tor those Wno
prefer being retired is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
Bile and economical line will leave Richmond "
the morning train, ON Mondays and Wednesdays
at O'Clock, A NJ. and reach Baltimore On the foF
lowing mornings in time to proceed y the BE"
Castle and Freuchtown Steamboat line taf nall pss1
A N, with the early train of those days 70 Phi
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave 6aitl'
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and THURSDAY
at 4, NJ and connect at the Creek on WEDNESDAY
and Friday succeeding with the train which az
rives in Richmond at 4. P NJ, OF the same days
Fare in either direction, 50, state rooms aha
meals tor cabin passengers, extra, except
of ladies and families, who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free of eharge) Forward ea0,n
passengers, Including me ais and lodging on ooafoJ
o. so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltlaofs
and Philadelphia by the New Castle aud French
town line, So so. For secona class do, 81 3D. no
king the Dhoie fare from Richaona to PhAadsPs@
for first class passengers by this asrssaots "A''
81 so only. :,
Nor further particulars, or through tickets, sppy
at the office OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
Potomac Railroad Company.
j. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agsns
OFFICE r, F. il P. h. X. COMPANY, -
Richmond, March 9th. 1882. ) nno
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SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
XAT0RD. ERGU son & RARKS.

w DALE intending to make. change in
their business on the lst day of July next,
offer their stock of DRY GOODS at cost, for
cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire to
purchase, to call and examine for themselves, be.
fore they do so. They feel confident that a more
general assortment of Dry Goods, or one selected
with more care, was never offered for sale at cost
in this market. 1t was all imported by themselves,
or purchased by them of manufacturers and their
agents. The goods of which it consists are OF the
latest and most approved styles, en- bracing among
other things, "a, "A, Ga and l24 bleaehed and
brown Domestcs, Prints from cents to the best
quality, French, English and American Lawns. do
Ginghams, do black and fancy D'Laines, do Silks,
black Bombazines and Alpacas, Cloths and Cassi.
meres, Satin, Silk and Marseilies Vestings, Irish
Linens and Sheetings, Linen Cambria and Lawn
Handkerchief, Silk do; large stock of Alexanders
Kid Gloves lady, rs, mems 81 CENTS and servants
Clothing OF every description, together with gen
era assortment of everything usually kept in dry
goods house.
Determined to close, they assure the public that
there is no humbHg in this advertisement
3-tS
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mxoq-h
RUILDING HAKDWAKE.--gs ask the

BUILDING HARDWARE .--sss ask ihe
attention OF Carpenters and others to our lars G
and complete assortment OF Building Hardware.
consisting OF Carpentnr's Patent and Auaeriean
Him Locks. with brass. Mineral, aud Pearl white
Knobs; Mortice, closet, and stock Locke; Knob
4 ana Thumb Latehes; Giark1s beat Patent
out. H.nges, narrow and broad Patent Biad alag
g U sets Parliament hinges, Patent Blind Faste.s
sI0n ana brass Sash spFags Sash Faselings
80. .lao 80 fulieys, Sash Cord Wood Screws IA.
u ~. also, fali assortment beat Cut and
" oukA MALTA, which we oder for sale on the
seM s. 4. - w. Ssk q DOMAIN.
- ~ 60 Is 3 ~ Pearl street. Al
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ID ICHMOND MANuFACT0RY.--al

ID ICHMOND MANUFACTORY-- tioid
Hand Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
in the United States, and second to nome
Speclaces of various kinds and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight as near
as artificial means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, "TAs inoention of
this age For further particulars please call at the
office and examine for yourselves as to the utility,
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
it is reality or humbug.
Mandatory at the corner of 18th and Main ct ;
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
Pens re-pointed and warranted to stand
ap3 RICHMOND MANDATORY.
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now In use tor the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil Piles letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood aud enie ebled state OF
the system.
Recommends tons.
baltimore, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar rs an excel
lent preventative or curative in the first sians nj
bronchial affections or diseases of the lungs. and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. H. WRIGHT, MI
BALTIMORE, Sept rs. 1851.
MRs. NORRIS Madam-lt gives me great plea
sure to state that, by the use of your Cedar Tar
have been cured of consumption with which have
been afflicted for the last sixteen months / tried
everything that could be got at for cure. Nothing
mas ever done, can safely say, but your Cedar
Tar. had three or four hemorrhages month.
an !, since have used your Tar, can truly saw /
only spit blood once, and then but sun all quantity
My cough, which was very violent all the time has
entirely stopped / sleep sound, and my night
sweats have left me. My hip bones at one time al.
most came through my skin, but now have nv
usual quantity OF fesh; sSa my general goo6 health
mas ,rto1aea' ANY person DESTROYS of witnes sim
the oeaehts derived from your Cedar Tar, win
please can on me, at my residence, in Baltimore
street. I'VE doors from Broadway.
Youfs, with respect ANN KING
the effects Of the Cedar Tar, az prepared and sold
by Mrs. Norris, in many cases OF Diseases having
prescribed it frequently, and always with good ei
fects.
March 81, 1851. A. RICH, NJ b.
For sale In Richmond By
z. HORTON kEAcH, d Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia
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CLOTHING AT COST-STOCK FOR SALE
" STORE FOR RENT am now Offering M
entire stock of Ready Made Clothing at cost, and
any person wishing to purchase the stock, a great
inducement will be offered. The stand cannot be
surpassed, and the stock is all seasonable and man.
uiactured expressly for this marxet desire to
move to California, is my only object in selling out
This is no humtug; trial of which will satisfy
anybody wishing to buy.
L. HYNEMAN, ~
SO Main street
N. B. Wholesale dealers requested to call, as
we will sell cheaper than the cheapest
m 22-1u1$
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IL POINT, &c.-rhe steamboat Augusta, Csp~
VIM. C. SMITH, having been reftted for toe SIN.
mer travel. will resume her plsce spon INC aue
via. Port Walthal, on Wednesis lay. the "a OF sAns
The Cars running In coRnexion with toe AuSes
viii leave the Richmond and Petersburg pepss
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morasns"'
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk o. o.
the alternate days, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays A0A
Saturdays, at o'clock A. M. -.
The Augusta win touch at Old PNtni ea1sl = 80
Battling season, going and returning, aaN -
landings en the River. a, "A
Fare to Cisy FONT. .-..-..........s"s.-.S a
DE. TO Cokes on Cfrove Wharf, .-..-.-......sso =,
Do. to Old Peint norfolk and Portsmouth, ~
Children overs ana Doe over ~ years VI sse'
half price.
Servants TO Old Point Norfolk ana fot's a
mouth, ...-.....---... St..e+ ..s. -.
To any point on tho River DOT oeio~ Ne M
Grove. :. ..sss*s---. NJ
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Do tor chisdreA and servangss. =.
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my % slpeslnlsaase.;
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II hOAD.---kXGuaSfoN8 ZIG NIL e ~ I'll I'll
after Thursday. May 20h ExrassIsn 4 assss..a
be issued ovarfhe Hichaaad and paavile Aai', a.
Fare from Richmond 10 the Jgssflpn anu - -
The sss,s,. sav - ri children apaef tRree "a
ape ffess 3s.,,, fssree 10 twelve years, Bali psc&
The ears leave Il. depot every saofnins exeeps
Sunday. q 4. A. n rsspsnaag, arTavs : kiou1as'-
nv il. JOHN \. ossoRAE. sups.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-03

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- ICHMOND AND DANVII.I-E at
HI ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURs-On IL
after Monday, May H. 1852, regular passen anu
train will run between Richmond and the Junct;o1
connecting at the Junction with Flagg Il Co.'S Ens
L. Stages for Burkeville, Charlotte Court uonss
Halifax Court House, Danvile, Milton ana CrasD.'
borough. The train will stop for passengers onIr
at the following points: Manchester, Powb;tss
Robou's, Coalheld, Tomshawk, Powhatap No,
toax, Scott's Shop, Amelia Court House, Wysnoks
and jennings Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day except Sundsy a, ?
O'Clock, A. M. Returning, leave the Junctcn a,
1880. A. NJ.
Children over 3. and not over Ia years of srs
half price to any points except the two ira,
named. Servants travelling by themselves mus,
be furnished with two passes, SO that one ,an he
retained in the Office; and it must be exprsssIv
stated on the pass that they are permitted 10 %
on the cars. A freight train will leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods mus,
have them on the ground the previous evening
N. B.-The Stage leaves the junction eve
ny Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. in connection
with the above points; and returning, meets Inc
cars at the same point every Monday, THURSDAY
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville SO
Do 90 do Greensboro II
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets will be considered as way passengers,
and charged an increased rate of fare.
my 90 John II. OSBO RNE Supt