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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09

supplied myself, this Fall, with large stock OF all
kinds Of BONhETS, of the latest styles,-and being
article H. Dry Goods feel tho necessity of
offering them extremely low prices, and think at
much lower prices than they have been sold in the
State. Oct 1--ta j. G.. MEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-09

NATM II. PEAKE, ADVERTISING AGENT
w Il CoAector Bosemeu IF The "Sm hoa build
mr. cutrance BaHiqore .-Merchants und business
DESTROYS OF advertising in my newspaper published
IN the United Soics, do by apply ing to WIN. II.
PEAKE, Advertising Agent, Basementf Sun Iron build
ing (eulfance Baltimore atreet) where files OF all
the country papers may be seen.
IT, Country Editors wishing to appoint agent
can do so by sanding me their paper the above ad
dresl
u" Accounts collected, and prompt made.
M moderate charges
REFERENCES.
Chas. T. Maddox, esq, Postmaster.
Robert q. Taylor, opposite Barnum's.
+, X. Lipp & CO.. Publishers of Only Times
Burgess Taylor Co, Bookscllcrg,Su iron building
Henry Taylor, Back seller, cor. Baltimore and Gay SITS.
j. W Bond Z CO., d.. ii Baltimore ST.
+. Lucas, Jr, do. 40 Baltimore st.
John Murphy & CO.. do 178 Baltimore st.
Car field Brother & Co 229 baltimore st.
oct cd IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Two HusDRgD AsD Fury or rHE CoLoRgD
Mrws vorr, soLD-An indignation meeting Of tho
colored c.izeDsof wIIisnsbursh YVES held On Monday
evening the purpose Of considering the result Of the
late alee,l n On tie meeting being organized, the
Chairman stated that The object ofthe mosting Was toex
press their views In relation to the news Of Gsrrit
miLs election 20 Congress- and also TO Inye gste the
report in circulation tia, DR. Ray, Of wllsmsburgh
he'd sold tie coIored tina, city 10 the LocoPoco
party iora certain price DR.. Ray came forward aud
satsd hat 10 had been recommended 20 Mr. Tweed ths
Loco Geo candidate for Congress, by Demas Strong:
Tweed made him promise Of money and Strong gave
him order Ar. Neville for hogses and carriages
Whenever he wished 20 uze them also that he (Rsy)
had employed several q, 81 per day for election
seriIg Iuryoses, and had induced two hundred and
hny persons 10 vote for Tweed and the Loco-Poco
ticket.
Jacob Ficds one Of the yctins, stated that Dr. Ray
gave hra ticket ard ssd that was that Of the Liberty
party and ,kAs be DID discover the deception until
ate hehsd yo,sd Tho meeting was adjourned until
tomorrow Fhdsy) evening.
~ The Peck-slip Ferry Company have de'
elsred dividend of3 per cent for the psss Az monAS
This Company commenced operations three yeafs ego
with a capital of 100000 $4,000 Of which was Dor
roved During tho three years the receipts from tolls
have enabled them to pay up the 100000 leaving the
Companv FREQ Of debt It 10 10 be hoped that they WI
brush m and otherwise Improve their boats redse
ton Of fare In ysw Of rspd increase Of the popus
don Of the City Of WILLIAMSBURG, would and0abtedy
prove . source q greater pro6t 70 the Company ~
ducing many Others 10 take up their abode IN that bess
tsfui snd os,isS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

THE SyAKr AID THE CRoCODILE.-Ihe fol-
loving thrilling account of an engagement between
boa constructor and crocodile in Java is given b. an
eye wiuers
Il was one morning tia, stood beside small lake
I'D y one Of ne nils from the n1untans Tne waters
clear crystal and everything could be se'n -
tic very bottom. Stretching is lm5' close over tas
Ioid was gigantic teak ,roc and in ia thick shining
eve green leave lay huge bos in cay coil taking
il morning nap. Above MIN was powerful ape 81 ne
blboon peel lecrHg race Of scamps always o'ni on
mischief
Now the ap, from his position saw crocodile in rho
Wftcr II l. tke top. exactly 0cncath tlc coll 81 ne
scTtrt. Quick a. thought he juupei plump upon tle
snake which el with splash The jaws of The croco
die Itc ape saved himself hy elm .ing limb OF TIE
tree. but battle ROYAL Immediately comm need in the
Tic sepent crss ped in the mid lie by the
ole. mode the water boil by his furious cOntor,ious
Winding lie Cld round the body OF his Antagonist. he
ds bled iis two hinder los AMI by his cOntracons,
made the scales and bones OF the monster crack
The water speedily tngcd W tn the blood OF both
ccIrbtt,rtf, yet neither wa disposed 70 yield. Tlcy
rolled over and over neither being able TO obtain de-
cided advantage. All thi- time the couse Of mischief
il state Of the nihest ccsacv Heleaped up AMI
dcwuthe bronchc OF t." tree came .evera times
20 ne sccIef me yh shook he limbs Of the tree, NJ
ter, q yell aud ac,i fsk"d about A. the enl Of ten
iuru'cs Hence began TO como over IN" 'ccne. Tie
folds CftlCs rpcnt be on 10 bo relaxed aud thou N t3y
were mbhfs along the bIck the head hung IL ,-s
in the water.
Tie crocodile slso was still and though only tho sp;geI
O biz lgCk yIlbr, d evident that he, too. wa
d0d TIE monkey now per,hcd himself on the lower
limbs a. tfeiree close the dead bodies and amused
himself for ten minute in making all s0rts OF hcel az
Il en- Til med 20 be aing insult To Injury. ono
6 ny ccui aricn- standing hort ii-tance, aud
4 king tioIe .rCm the edge o. the lake, hurled n NJ
he tpe He tot,liy uuprepared, and as 1t struck
linn on the ie OF tie head, n instantly tipped over
ard tel uVon the lile. 4 few bounds, however
brought m ashore ind tkng Tn the tree be speedily
DISAPPEARED among the thick branches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

nle'alto stand thc ire he was IN the United safes
Bank waTi and one Of the supporters Of Jackson n
nose heroir time when % Be fsH.,Trfcd and EEc5'
fre-7'sfHg CONSTRUCTED the gcry OF Dcuocracy 10 -
sure, We have I-tker down since these uncS AM
70 Get sroTtG md 20 Compromise : the Crefi 90
zone, b. he hos msterisl enough in him 70 be
Frfsident O. The Jackson school, II elec-ei. as think
he viii Re. And then. after the third day o. Na-cI
ntx'. eli the de-rtr "a = OF ths Govern sui eSs'-ise
and iegisltte viii he in the hanis Of ths Den1,rarr.
And what tfnf deliver revcs I'D - he Joys % v,
ioryco o. Sn PyrThus proposed 20 10 sfer he should
have conquered the world off Sriak ID Be EcrTy -
No hut work hard work grayy and labor % he
our portion. nnd the fulhIlent Of -eat promrcS We
have cCupsired OF abuses: u IS cur Gurv 70 correct
them We have complained OF ext raya rance II il our
duty 70 reduce II. We have rcproachei the Wings
u lnniuc nous constructions Of The Constitution Il
VIII be our duty 10 stick 10 strct construction Ia all
those con laIA-s and TeprOachCs We have nrDmisei
smeIdm cLt-given cur bond n correct what we con
ccnn, and 70 sycid what reprosch. We hsve male
ourselves deotCrs Tor great services and must pay. In
all my lons Observance Of the workings this Govern
neu' have not seen time which required more stea
d-ucss Anc hrmnes- more prudence AMI intelligence
mere ircn and les milk. n public men, than IN the
four years which VIII commence on the fourth day OF
March next.
Fer myself fecl the gravity md responsibility OF my
posi,i1n. Time and events give aim lntions which
oarLot he dsregSrded-umc which hurriss ne along q
tAt "bourne from which traveller returns n srsris
which thin the ranks # our cont cnpOraTes sEl leave
solitude where associates stood. -Four TIM IN the
sAolt space OF two yee-s TO 20 further bacS have
seen the departure OF some Of those with wcOn |
have long feen acciated often mgched in fierce DO
lriCal contest never in malice or envy. Calhoun,
Woodbury. Clay. Webster have an gone leaving voil
where they stood and The re1ex Of ign, which shines
through the world snd VII be ny at,r agcs to II,
latest pOstcIty Ia the presence OF such r8Drassye
CyCnts anu On the yerge Oi such Time can nave m
feelings ~ those Of good will the de17rtci good
hc- Tor the gTin-. sociiuje fer RE tiona honor
and ITcsTor;y end anxious desire to for my.
III the good cpin ~ valuable beyond III price. with
which my Covr rymcn hovc honored me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
FRrrrs OF Loco-Foco Ryrosw.--The Board

fRVIrs OF LocO-FOCO RgFORW.-Ihe Board
OF Aldermen ast night took additional appropriations
,ole amount Of tl,ee Lra9r.d and thirty tkgsrHd dol
ia,. rom The pockets Of the people 70 carry then
throush the year. Oh tits ab.1. S23lO)J yves on a.
ccurtof City Government. THE, added to previous
er.rc appropriations male about $4,000 over me
Ccri.oe- es.iIaze- and tho-. e.tlstes fsr eyce--d
fie we t,;ui e,trevsgsnce @, the previous year For
.lreet cioaLinr The apprc aGons in ISL were el-O'
COO; exrelsos $40 g9 - TIC appropriations by the
ColroI.r tor ls5e were 800 90; ;ho expenses OF
NJ Arcu,s.us ioug % a;c -, ", and some -'j5D
cSfs.s1cl wfs rpr-opr...e- up 10 re middle Of o.
llt-r A-cul-,iu. bad zen, $4,000 more Tor sire't
cleaning or.y th,n did his prsdece-or And now tni'
mede lei.nacf eones up ior 5000 HoSE iEf' max
iran in,rcesc ~ sl3- 90 his Fhg preie' '-or'
for free. oletrinr. lie u wants s@11o additional
frLs1ur. and Ga Inc tax levy o. next yea WI tel
sra.nia. st.1y CT L-co-Foc7 Bc I'm
Av.r1cas { LccaAPHiciL ANp SrArlsricL
.oc,rrr Tie stated mont r-,ctiag u ia soei'ty
tcot psco Tue.cay evening ~ - rccf N IAe Cnrsr-
s.v He Georee Bsnrr q IRE lied assisted by Rev.
D. Havks ead liz. Zimmerman. V-e-Pre-ii'n.s The
rr.acirel .uije-. o. interest Wa, communication
fr,m Lieut. Naury eddrcssed 20 the Presdsat Of roe
soecv D., direction Of the seer ary Of the Sa'y. OF
wAi.h We were lSrni.hcd Tie following copy:
NATIONAL OssEEyArOHY Wss.-nEcn Oct
TIE dIoD authorized BY tie Act Of Cong 80 q
Auquf 81 ~. i0T to rec.Ilos-ance anu sur = ~
uars md commercial pgrposss u fueh i-r ~ Ben
rngs -lr,-., a the North Pach, Ocean, and Of INC
Chra SEES are frequeuiei BY American whaie snips
Grd bv ses l. their rou.cs between ne IN
-, ~t-s- All Clns i now htins 0g5 unf,. ne com
u.srd Of CsGval adsT RiIggoid ComuiAndsr T. : Ha'y
IL eficr VI he aih sept, tom tae secretary 2,
lie Nsyy q IL CHEZ u tie BJ.eau o. Oria4aee ani
Hydro.rtVhy, NJ Kennedy says: AZ y - Os''-Tea
that PTocacrs Henry and Asass.z and the 0eogrsqn,
icsl Soclefy Of New-iorz, wOuh prepare papers an
CHER .ug.esfiens likely 70 extsld the bounds OF
useful scielco particularly IA inagucusih SAD 'le -
drud branches a electr cfg fe-euroloy, End tsher
uheronsla yo1 viii direc; L.eut. Asrry to 1hdre5'
hen accordugiy on the ssiber The Roy al eo=r-pa
icrl Scca.v o. Lonio- dstiuguis5ed t)T =, ? IT
Is in -5c,ielc and geographic nstters, w2od PER
har- r1-h intorrstin Information which IIgnt I'D .
he succe.. Of The expedition Hydroyrspaisai alo,a
ton riaht also to obtained from the Es<f India Com
LILY Of London
In oheiience 20 this eou1rsnd, Therefore have tue
homo 10 solicit from ths Geographical society d view
Yotk any remarks sud Suggestions with reEa[d to the
,ub:cct sbcve nslned That the Society viii have the
eoodncSs 10 make. a.,
The esp~dirioe = staDs gu; with Dispatch, Aad 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
Ia. TIE CITY Council of New-Orleans, as we


learn from TIE Crescent he's before il singular claim
fer IN immense OF money, preferred by an old ioan
named Mon sgue. Tue claim nj was many year ago
bird ancier and made lc of tue ieathered tribe by
way OF g5iniDg a living. II happened that something
over quarter Cf century AGO, the old 5enl
hIds bectine obnoxious to member ot the police, "a
they hung dangling in their cegcs The side walk ~
public street which fret determined apoLccm1nto hAy0
diem removed In the pro css # their refnp'a, IA
COZ scQutnre Of rough handling or foul play, two OF
tie birds sufered death NJ. Montague nmciiltnly
clrrec their vlue to tie civ about one dollar AMI
6fiy cCnts) ard cent in his bill 10 ia" Comm n Conn
ch !; wa pe,scd over without payment, ant aI."r
the nest al election for AID the dem mi vas
rcneweG with tie addition Of the iut'rs-t that nd ~.
crued ION dltc The Till trest Il with n" ,"c. as
be!Cro and from year to ar, mp 10 the present
tnc-fn i.ion OF comp 9und Interest beng male %
the utud Il each successive prc-'i tton of " Ile
claim is row before the Boards OF Aldermen An rs me
trdy applicant he's calculated The bril- NJ compound IN
tere,f II now GInoLnts TO about s9j0uU SOM way
nisl members o. l. Council have fed hun wlh hope,
that the amount viii be allowed. In That event he
promises 10 .uhscriho $4,000 10 tn Opeloua' Raul
icad and to divide $4,000 a., the members OF the
two Boards ia bonu, for thcii favor The nop1 of
ecftnct.e cllmi. usuia with rhe cid chap AMI ne
sttclds Oyer meeting Of the Council n The conf cnt
expedition 81 rel ing tie lu'l iuit ~ u h- sod'n
DIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

NEw-foRK OPrHALMIC HpsrIrAL.--A
Course Of Lectures the Anatomy and Diseases otha
Eye WILDE delivered s;the above nnna Hospital No.
Stuyvosontst by DR. Mark s.ephenson he profits
derived 'hcrercm to be appropriated 70 the aid Of the
Hosral-it being charitable institution Tor no benei.
Of the Poor The Introductory 'cture 20 TIE Course
viii be gratuitous and is to be delivered the Now
York University Medical College in East Foureenh.
ST., between Irving ploce sud Third-ay, Thursday
evening Nov H. at u o'clock Members of the N,ii-
cal profession students o. Medicine uni the public in
general, are invited to attend Seats VIII be reserved
for sdcs The subject OF The introductory will Re tho
History Of 0phalmc lntiusons in Europe and Amer
co aud appeal VIII be made, showing the necessity
OF tanning these much.needed charities ior the City
Of New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FALSE REPoRT-A rumor was current
about the City Hall lsst evening thet Mr. Lambert the
Mayor elect had expired about O'Clock. Ga inquiry
at his residtnce il sscotsined that far from the
Tumor proving true, hc was up and about the room
aud appearances 90 show that with proper care
he would soon be able to leave the house aud attend
10 his daily business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

Loss BY FREs.-During the months OF
September and October eighteen 6ccs and i've false
Alarms occurred in this city, by which property
amounting to $4,000 In value was destroyed. About
onefith Of the losses were covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
CITY ITEMS.

bANCE or THE THEgNOWErEN At
4 J. nrlatcu5'. Lforneyly Lyrot q Cl1r'sy % ~ "a.
49,, IAN. Noon. Bpm. 5PN
Nov. lc...............4 81 d -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

ASorHER Excursion OF THE PoLIcE.-Tho
second District Police contemplate making an excur-
zion for target practice the 9Th Of December Their
de.tinsion j. not yet, however, decided upon. As
company, they have assumed the title Of the Knights
Of Malta snd will be commanded by Capt. Thomas
King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
MIs.nxARY SocIErY or RAE MErHopIsr

MISSIONARY SOCIETY or TIRE MSrHODIsr
EPISCOPAL CHrRcH-Eor some days past the General
Missionary Committee Of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have been in session ST
the Mission rooms in Mulborry-st. This Committee is
composed Of Delegate from each district within the
bounds OF the General Conference. Thcre were also
prcseri Rev Bishops Waugh, Scott and james.
On Tuesday the Board Of Managers Of the Missionary
Society met with the General Committee AMI con
CURED in the following appropriations for the current
year
The whole ar,ornt .rprnp-i tied . 500 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

STEALING CLorHING.-An Irish girl named
CoheIine Monahsn was yes erday arrcs ed by 0iicer
Crow of the Third Wand charged with steal ng thrtc,n
dresses, yeMed at $40, from the hocse OF Mrs Jaes
Wash,urn, No Is Robinscn.t portion Of the cloth
IN wac ,und in possession O. tbs accused, who ws
committed by Justice borne TO awoit examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER II, 1852

WI give pleasure 20 pTcsi witlou. ioss Of time
before lie Naval Def atmcn'. the rply % is request
On motion c.. Mr.. Dc W.T. BloodsOcl il was referred
10 the Executive Committee with power. Mr. Leavi,s
rfde the uusl report from he Executive Cou,rni-tee
Gen Mo-cuers then by bis friend, read his third
rGrcr CT TIE subject If the geography natural history
commerce ond resources OF NewGfansda. Il il TO
foln the sesord number ofhe Soc,:ys bull tin. When
RE lneic;r WIS concluded. resolution offered on
motion Ct Mr. Rocdgocd that the thsnks OF the Society
be prceenied 70 Gen Mosquera for his valuable con-
t.buiion 70 science. This supported BY appropr
ate ard complimentary remarks by the mover Mr..
BancroH, ard Mr.. Leavitt. and unanimously adopted.
TIE Gcuersl replied speaking this country and ifs
institutions in The highest terms.
Some interesting discussion followed on various sub
jects-such Msrcuettes voyage on the Mississippi
and The discovery of inscriptions on some rocks near
Tcouderoea. The Society then adjourned TO the sec
oud Tuesday Of December next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

~ 4 Suspicious fellow, named Thomas
Moore colcrcd wa found at O'Clock yesterday
iug by Ohcor Davis, OF the Fifteenth Ward proving
nlout in tho vicinity Of Broadway aud Astor place lie
wos arrested snd in hs possession were lound com
lste ret Of burglars tool, large bunch of Skeleton
feys, and loaded pistol lie iskon before Justice
Wood f,r examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

CART. PARTHIoGE's CADETs.-We are re-
queiicd to invite such Of Capt Partridses Cadets as
may be in attendance on the Educational Convention 70
b. held dis evening at Hope Chapel TO assemble At
she Actor House ut Il NJ, and again At 81 +. NJ Capt
Partridge will be present to receive the greetings Of
liz Old yulil,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

DROwSrD Mas IoUSD The body Of
drowned man, apparently about 30 years Of age, with
diIk rown blir, md dressed In check shirt blue
overall cotton socks aud shoes, found
the beach az Concy leland on Tuesday afternoon There
no.hE Ia the pockets o. deceased whereby be could
be idCntihed Coroner Donly, Of Gravc.end. held an
inques and h Jury rendered verdict Of Death from
some chnse causes unknown
SUDDEN DEATH-The name Of tho woman
found dead in bed II her residence No ~ Hudsonay
On Tucfd0y morning, was Mary Ann Finn She diod
odisefse Of the heart The corOner's jury rendered
verdict IN accordance.
r8 4 msn named Charles JOost, residing in
n rdsv, wee severely iured Tuesday night by the
explosion Of camphene lump which he wis engaged
IN dlhng
~ The receipts Of Hudson d Kendalfs
line OF Green Point stages yesterday 10 be appro
trated for the benefit OF the Fund Of the Brooklyn Pre
Department.
~ The German named Atcbinson, indicted
fr tie murder OF Kuef VOORHEES, 10 10 be tried during
the present ton Of the Queens County Court OF Oyer
and TeImiIor.
RI A line Of stages is about TO be started
from Rayuercwn, L. l., TO this city TO run over ths
Nernck end Jamaica Plank Road, about miles Of
which has just been completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

EEu LsrArE.-Ihe IOIIOWlIb stIts u PIIp'
cry were inede Nov l0b by VIM II Fraaklin
-, f9l.t., betrse. Tth and srh-svs each $50. 500
o,, on 30th It, between Th aud 5fh-sgs e.en 49, ~
lots th-st between IN end taa's e%A S'-''i "a,
- "a ,sgth-.f het,een tn and sthsss........ s0)
et,ae nIpr between 7th and sthigs, each 3D. 90
lot. ca l0th-sf between IN 1bd sth-sfs ssca S5iV S
ots on 10th st. between 9Th and StAYs each -'-V %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND NEAR RICH MO N ID -.

By virtue OF u deed of trust executed to us by A
dolphus D. Read on the Gath july 1919. and re-
corded in the Clerk Office of the county Court ot
Henrco, we shall on the 25th of Nav. 1852, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. upon the premises, proceed to sell
at public auction, to the hi hest bidder the right
title and interest of the said Read in the tract of
land in the county of Ii -nrico. whereof, Reuben
Blakey died. sized which consisted in an estate in
fee simple to about 800 acres Of the said land, but
which at the date OF said deed subject to two
prior liens created 10y deeds. recorded in the
office. the one for the benefit of Mrs. Frances
A. Warwick. and the other for the benefit of Geo.
W. Warwick and Daniel L. Warwick.
Since the date ofthc deed to us, 20 acres of the
sad land have been sold under the prior deeds,
and the lien of Mrs. Frances A. Warwick has been
discharged and it is expected that before the
day of sale the lien creaed by the other deed, will
also he discharged or removed, IS to enable
to sell the said land discharged of said liens.
The land adjons the lands of Mcssrs. Shore
Winston, Henry Blakey, Poe, Parkhills, Reuben
Boyd, and Roy. 1t is about a mile from Rockets.
and mile and half from the Dock; is at very
convenient distance for persons doing business in
Richmond, who wish to reside out of the City; and
is in position where its value is likely to be great
ly increased by public improvements now in pro-
cess of construction. Ii is said to be well wooded
and watered. 1t will be sold in lots of convenient
size to suit purchasers.
The terms will be made known on the day of sale.
Mo' Mn. J.. i DA1is, A1NcH'' }}rru.'rc..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

IMfOh h AN bNf OB M A 1ON
NEW YORK & vlR- r.sEA
go GINA STEAM SHIP Azzs*zsssE -
COMPANY. The Ner and Double Engine, Side
Wheel iSseam Ship. ROANOKE. 1900 tons
Jurthenn, LEWIS PARISH, Commander, norc on the
route beiren RlCMOND, NORFOLK and NEW
YORK.
Shippers and travellers will please to bear in
mind that the Roanoke" /" is o regular side heel
Steam Ship. built upon the plan ofthe Cu,tard and
s. Collins Inc Of sea Steamers The only Steam
er ofhe Kind 6ctneea Richmond and Neao Yori. No
expense has becn sparedio make her substantial.
commodious and co.nfotable and a superior vessel
in every respect for Freight and Passengers. She
has proven herself one Of the fastest Steam
Ships out Of the port Of New York, and no vessel
out of the port of Richmond mas ever attracted
attention and admiration from the public.
The Roanoke is the only Steam Ship, that is able
to mike regular weekly trip between Richmond
and New York, by way of Norfolk.
She leaves New York every Saturday afternoon.
for Richmond at O'Clock,
Returning, she leaves Richmond every Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. for New York, by way
of Norfolk, accomplishing the trip either way in
abou, 81 hour, time.
Shippers in Lynchburg should have their freight
here every Monday, in order to have it 60 by this
steamer. Large and comm0diOus sheds hare becn
erectedby his Company at each pert, for the purpose
Of protecting the cargo from the neafher." Freight
on 1 boxes of Tobacco. J1a three CENTS than bg
sailing ressels. and The "sfeam PROPELLERS. =
Measurement goods from New York. only 8 cents
the foot: shippers should bear in mind the time
saved by shipping by the "Roanokc." Freight for
Boston" and other ports, will be re-shipped at
New York. free Of commission by the agents there.
Passage TO or from New York. including meals
and splendid state accommodation.
Reduced to $40
Steeragc passage 10 or from do. only s.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS. Agents, N. Y.
LuDLAM g. WATSON, Agents, Rich'd.
ADril lift