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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
DUBLEC SALE OF A VALUA.

l. BILE TRACT OF LAND.-In he Comfy of
Bedford.-ln pursuance of the last will and tesla
ment of James NJ. Woods decd. will. at the late
residence of the said Woods, in the county Of Bed
ford sell to the highest bidder. at public auction
the
III TRACT OF LAND, whercon he resided at
. the time of his death. containing 3O2 acres
This land lies about miles south of the town of
Liberty adjoining the lands of James Leftwch
Jack Strut,on and others; is within ] miles of two
manufacturing Mills, and within 5 miles Of the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Railroad. 1t is well watered
well timhered of fine quality, in high state of i'm
provemcnt. and withal of the most desirable
farms in the county of Bedford
The improvements Consist of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary outhou
jack Straiton, Esq. who lives near the land
will show it to any one desiring tovew it. Persons
at n distance desiring information in regard to it,
address the subscriber at Mount Horcb. Mel
CO.. Va Jesse r. Hopkins Liberty, Val or
Jack Stra,ion. Bunker Hill Bedford county
The Land will be sold the 10th day Of June
1852. on credit of one, two and three years, equal
instaments. with interest after g. IL, and IS
months. The purchaser will he required TO give
bonds with good personal security, and the TIL
the land retained further security until all the
purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM NJ. WOODS,
Ex'r James NJ. Woods, decd.
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r AND FOR sALE-Mv Land her

II AND FOR SALEM Land hercto-
IL fore advertised. lying the waters of South
Fork. of Rockish River in the county of Nelson,
will sell to the highest bidder, on the 7th day of
April next if fair, il the fair day thereafter.
1t confirms between 700 and 500 Acres,
and can be conveniently divided into two Farms
with good Dwelling Houses each. This Farm
lies beautifully, and is fine wheat and tobacco
Land any in the county, and clear of AM spomty
deceptious places. l will refer any wishing
to purchase. to Mr.. Francis Allen, formerly Of Au-
gusta co.. if i should not be home, who will give
a full and fair description of the Land to any one
wishing to Examine the snme. he lives ad dloining
and owns part of the original rract
TERMS-One third cash. the balance in one
and two years. and to carry interest from the day
of sale.
ALso-At the same time. ! will sell eco ACRES
of fine Tobacco Land living adjacent IL the first
mentioned tract, and some LIKELY YOUNG Ne
GROES, amongst them a first rate cook, washer
and ironer. GEORGE ii. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield, Nelson CO.. Va.
March "a. 1852.
N. B.-The above advertised property is not
sold and can be bought privately and bargain
had as am anxious leave for Texas this Spring.
Terms be altered in the way of cash to suit
purchasers.
1t has been said by good and disintcrcsted judg-
es to be the most beautiful place in the county.
April r3-ts e. II. CRAWFORD.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT ofTiIE
IN MAlIS-JfIE l lST. lS11.

NoRrnERN.-Arrivcs from charlottesville on
,she same days heretofore, viz: Tuesdays Thurs
'a,ys aud Saturdays. Schedule time of arrival :, u
M Leaves. a. heretofore. on Sundays. w cdncstuys
aud Fridays at ,, n. m.
PACKET MAiL.-Arrives every dny, except
Tucs,lay between aud 7. n. Leaves every
,day. except Sunday, about Z, a. m. By the North
rn Stage and Packet there isroceivcd and dcspntch
ell errry day, mailfor Richmond and points North
aud South Of that city.
~ The Canal way mail srcccived W edncsdays.
Fridays and Sundays. and despatched Mondays
Mcdnc sdays aud Fridays as heretofore.
SOUTHWESTERN.( (or Sdirna- Arrives Sun
.inys Wednesdays aud Fridays at q, n m. Leaves
'Tnc.d,vs. Thursdays and Saturdays, about 8, A. m.
WESTERN. (or Faeas'ie. )-Arives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. about G. p. M as hereto
fore Leave. "a heretofore. Mondays. w Wednesdays
and Fridays-but n later h61ir,say about s. a m.
~ Bv these two lines, mails for places not
<urthcr west than Buisrd's despatched every
Gav except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON (ri1 Capal)
rrrivcs Sunday. Wednesday and Friday, at g ?. NJ;
Leaves Monday, Thursday and Saturday at hall
past "a NJ.
FARMvLLE.-LeavcsR Richmond Tuesdays.
Thurslays anl Saturdays s a. m; rrivcs Mt Lyich-
hurg next days hv s n. m. Leaves Lynchhurg Sun
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays y. arrives at
Richmond day. BY u p. NJ. This sched-
ulc will 60 into effect ON Friday, the 5th inst
DANNlLLE--Arrivcs, IA heretofore. tuesdays.
Thurs lays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore,
Monlqvs. Wednesdays and Fridsys at } n M
PEDLAR MlLLS.-Arrivrs a. heretofore Mon
days and Thursdays, between 10 and IL. a. rl.-
Leaves about |. =. M. same day.
fF M,il closed at 6. p Ne MHis arriving
on those nights tho oliicc will not be opened for
delivery on Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Friday> after dark.
On sunday morning. the Office will he kept orcn
Cor one hour after the Mail hv the Packet is ready
for delivery WM NJ. BLACKBOARD. M.
Dec It's
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"OINVALIDS-THE ROC

"OINVALIDS--T THE ROCKBRLDGE
l. ALUM SPRINGS, II miles West of Lex
ington, Va is an invaluable remedy in the cure of
all Scrofulous and Cutaneous diseases, Lupus and
other malignant ulccrations, Chronic diseases OF
the Alirnentary Canal Aptheous and other Chronic
innammstions and ulcerations of the mouth and
throat Dyspepsia. diseases of the Liver, DarrhGa
Cholera Infaurum, Chronic Pertontis and Mes
entertis Asctes, diseases of the Kidney. Bladder
and Urcthr;l; Diabetes. Hemorrhodal Affections,
diseases peculiar to females. Chloross, Suppress
sion and other morbid conditions of the Menstrual
Secretion. Chronic Inflammation and liberation
of the Uterus Leucorrhea all Anemic conditions o
the system and broken down states ofthe consttu-
ton whether from the imprudent use of medicine
or the errors of youth and in all constitutional dis
eases where powerful Alternative and tonic remedy
is required.
In diseases of the Glandular System whethc- of
| infammation liberation, enlargement or deficient
Secretion it is invaluable Its power in restoring
| the Secretions to a healthy condition. whea def
cien in quantity or of bad quality, particularly the
secre;ions of the Liver, Kidneys and Skin, is not
surpassed by any other agent
Acting as purgafivc astringent according to
the quantity taken it cures with equal facility dis
eases of the Amentary Canal attended by cohst-
patton or d;arrh1a. Its purgatvc action is char
acterized by copious bilious discharges very SINH
| lar to those produced BY mercuria purgatives
| As n remedy in all depruved conditions of the
constitution involving such diseases necessarily
do. an unhealthy condition of the blood, and in
many cases morbid deposits in the various organs
we know of no remedy which has effected such as
4 tonishng cures. Thus it is it has cured Scrotula
in all il, forms and in its stages and its kim
| drcd affections.
Unlike most other Mineral Springs. it retains its
curative powers at all seasons, and when sent away
| in barrels OF bottles preserves most all OF it,
| properties.
| The accommodations at present are sufficient for
$50 persons, and by the commencement of the usu-
| al season. will be so increased as to accommodate
much larger number.
| Visitors will be received at any time and charg-
cd as follows:
From 9Gth June to lst October --- 10 :"
| Servants half price.
BOOTH, ANDERSONS & CHRISTIAN.
There will he daily line Of Stages to the Springs
connecting with the Packet Boat at North River
aud Buchanan, and with rec S;auiton and Wayues-
borough lines over inc Plank Road.
Hacks and other means of conveyance al
ways be had in Lexington if desired
FARE:
From Richmond. by Packet Boat to Lex
ington 81 90
" " by Scott>viAe and Staun-
ton to Lexington---- 4 90
April l2--wts
Richmond Wing and Examiner will publish
pecLly until ordered TO be stopped
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
BEDFORD LAND FOR SALE

- will sell on accommodating terms the Trac,
of Land in the county of Bedford. on which now
reside. containing THREE HUNDRED ~
AND THIRTY ACRES, which is within .~
halfa mile of the James River canal, and twelve
miles above Lynchburg. There is on the land u
good Dwelling House and all necessary and con-
venent out houses in good repair. will also sell
another tract in the same county. about three
miles from the first, containing Six Hundred
and three Acres, which is within two an
half miles ofthe canal. and one and a half Of the
Lexington Turnpike. On this land there ia good
Dwelling House and outhouscs and a SAW MILL
with more than one half of the land heavily timber
ed. Persons wishing TO purchase good lands for
farming purposes in good neighborhood, with an
easy and convenient way to market, may find
themselves suited in the above lands which / will
take plea sure in showing them.
April l-v6w WM MAJOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
.UNION sTEAM-sHIPCO. for

- HlLADELPHIA.-Thes splendid Steam
ships "PENNSl LVANIA" and VIRGINIA" F"
leave Richmond alternately every five days for
Philadelphia.
These STEAMERS are both now End have very su-
pcrior State-roOm accommodations.
The Captains are of much experience in
their profession. and we can highly recommend
this to the travelling Community, for comfort
spccA and economy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find it to their ad-
vantage to give this mode Of transportation the
preference. being much less likely GCace their
boxes in getting them to market.
Goods to consignment for rcshipmcnt
will receive every attention and be forwarded at
the usual rates
Citizens OF Lynchburg or elsewhere, wishing to
engage Staterooms in either Of these Steamers be-
fore leaving home. can do so. bv addressing us
MAYO & ATKINSON, on the Dock,
march lS-ts Richmond Va.
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rz,ysu NEW b DOKs just rcceiv


sE-KsY Fresh Leaves from Western Woods,
by Miss Fuller
Indian Captives or Life in the Wigwam
Lvra and other Poems by Alice Carey
Richardson's Arctic Expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin
Lectures and Miscellanies by II. James
A Pilgrimage TO Egypt, illustrated. by Smith
Memoir of Margaret Cssoli
Magdalene, Tale of Auvergene by Julia havn-
nagh
Tales and Traditions of Hungary, by Theresa Pull
sky
Isa Pilgrimage. by Chesebro
A Journey through Tartary, Thbet and China by
NJ Hue
The Yellow Plush Papers by VIM. NJ. Thsckeray
Woodworth's Gems for the Head and Heart
Camp Fires of the Revolution, new edition
Trautwine on Railroad Curves
Nicaragua. People, Scenery, Monuments, Sc, by
f. G. Squire. illustrated
Sd vol of DR.. Chalmers Life and Correspondence
Eldorado. Adventures in the Path of Empire, BY
Bayard Taylor
Lady's Companion 10 the Flower Garden
Avlcmere and other Poems by r. c. Conrad
George Castridt. King of Albania by Moore.
Practical Metal Workers Assistant, by Byrne
Scott's Practical Cotton Spinner - do
A Treatise on Hot-Houses by r. B. Leachars
Hand Book of Universal Biography
Characters in the Bible by Chaplin
npl Ts-ts D. 3. PAYNE.
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We lnvc in use Me- X. Betting ham Mitchell 5
PUMP AND ENGINE, and esteem them n most
valuable appendagc, Il great convenience and an
cfIriant protection against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
Il. b. TYLER. do
DR. ROYSTER. Ilusucnot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Farmvillr.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
K. J. GAINES, Chnrlottcc.
The Pump can be in at Capt. NJ s.
ughorne's aud VIM. ii. Langhornc's residences
on Diamond Hill. Lynchburg. The Pump can be
seen in Richmond, at the Wing office
Iy@ NOTlCE.-An persons buying selling
the above articles. responsible to me turit.
r. BRlTT1NGHAM MITCHELL,
march 0o-ts PrnpIictor.
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TEAM MARBLE WORKS.

y JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the corner of Main und Sth streets. whore
will he found fne assortment of Egyptian, ltaran
and American Marble. Monuments Tombs, Grave
Stones, Mantcl Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, &c.
ANY design in carving executed in the nentest
manner Orders from the country, with city refer
ence. promptly attended to.
Mr. having served his apprenticeship in one
If the largest establishments in New York city. and
having much experience in the business, ilattcrs
himselfthat all work executed his shop will give
as entire satisfaction any done North or South.
Richmond July li-iy
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1,o FARMERS, PLANTERS IL

H. DEALE .-IGRIC ULTURAL IN
PLENENT MANL'FACTORY LyAchjHrg-
The subscriber. flrmer.y of Baltimore, where lac
was assuciatcd with similar Establishment.
takes this mcIhod to inform the public in general.
THAT he has opened Narc-ruom and Factory on
Main Street opposite Bruce's Livery Stable, where
he viii manutacture various and most approved
Implements of iusbandry. and Lahor-<aving Ma
chimes nni pledges himsclfthat a.! articles sold v
him shall bc Of bis own manufacture, equal in all
respects TO similar implements made or imported
from other States. llrtherelore invites the public
to examine for themselves before purchasing else
where the following various linds-Portablc and
Stationary Horsc-pnwer Thra>hcrs. Fans, Straw and
Vegetable Cutters c Corp Shclcrs. llarrows .Cutiva-
tors. Plows aud Gang plows-Man Street Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan l9--lO A. w. WILLETT.
~ Bed. Sentinel ani Dan. Reg. copv.
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e Rich,nond. Petersburg, Nor

e. FOLK AND NEW-YORk STEAM PACK
EFT COMPANY, have now on tn, line their new
and pow esful low pressure Steam Propeller, Gig
of Richmond R. W. FOSTER Master. she is double
iron braccG and fastened, equal to any ships of
twice her tonnage. She has fine State Room ac-
commodations for passengers. and no pains will be
spared to make her the popular vessel for persons
travelling this route, and goods viii be delivered
with certainty oftimc in few hours after shipment.
The Steamship. Ciy of Norfolk ia now launched
and will take her place in the line in few days,
be commanded by JAMES PosT. This line con-
meets with a line of steamers at pier eight, New
York, for Boston.
AGESrs MAIL0R & LORD, New-York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
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INOII SALE.--The undersigned has a..
l. for sale two Houses aud Lots-the hou- III
scs are brick and recenty built with all necessary
out houses and well of water, and the ots contain
three-fourhs of each This property is
situated Immediately in the ncighborhood of D. B.
Payne's. and opposite Edmund Logwood's, and
are desirable family residences.
have for sale also, three building Lots in the
same neighborhood, each containing one acre.
For terms, apply to Greed 7. Wills in the ab-
sence of the undersigned. WIN. DANIEL, JR.
A nril LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

EATHER.--I tavc received my Spring
IL supply of Leather, consisting ot Hemlock,
Sole and Wax Upper, Calf Skins, (Philndelphia and
French and general assortment of Shoe Makers.
Tools &c, also Harness and Skirting Leather. Oak
Tanned Sole, SC. L. LOCKWOOD.
A.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CCHOOL AT BUCMANAN, BOT.

- ErOukT COUNTY.-The next session Of the
subscribers School will commence on Tuesday, lst
June.
The course Of studies will be on n scale sufi-
ciently extended prepare youths for the highest
classes at the University Of Virginia, any of our
Colleges
Buchanan is situated in proverbialy healthy
country, and contains remarkably moral poPna-
ton. 1t is very accessible, being at the present
terminus Of the ]. X. and X. Canal.
TERMS-Two hundred dollars per session Of
ten months; one half to be paid the lst of June,
and one half on the lst Of November This charge
includes all expenses except books and stationery,
which will be furnished BY the subscriber at Rich
mond prices.
New pupils will be charged from the date ofen-
tering to the end of the session.
Parents or Guardians wishing further nforma-
ton will address their letters Pdttons5nrg Va;
PatronsburE on the opposite side of the river being
the Post Office for Buchanan.
nnl Ig--Gw WM. r. GAIT.
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Ie eING-GROCERIES ANp PLASTER.
The subscriber still continues at the FIRE proof brick
Warehouse on the canal amidst all the changes to
receive and forward Goods. Produce. Msnufactur-
ed Tobacco. &c. Oar charges will be low, and
forward z done with dispatch
VIII receive in few digs a fret rate assortment
Of Grcccrics which he will sell ow, and bny at all
times Flour, Cora Meal. Oats, Flax Seed, &c, for
which he viii give he best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES B. EENWICK
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GAVE YOUR MONEE.-YOUw WILL
~ find that by buving your FURNITURE at
JONES & HARWOODS. Main ST. Richmond
Va. you will save twenty per cent. cf yonr money
We manufacture the largest assortment of Furni-
tnre in Richmond, and we will offer such induce
ments to buyers to insure sales, they will
anime our stock We pay particular attention to
ackng. that it will not get injured in shipping
JONES & HARDWOOD,
all T. hans Raply
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TINCIsRljssls MARBLE YARD

IL JOHN 3. GADDESS & DRO, PropIic-
tors formerly Of Baliimo7e-iIave opened their es-
Enlistment adjoining the Masonic Hall and Post
Office, and are prepared to execute all orders in
their line. AMI keep constantly on hand large
sortment Of FINISHED MARBLE WORK, at
Northern prices, such as
plain and Ornamental Marble Mantles,
Monuments. Tombs Grnve Stones, &c.
Prepared Of lie lest Ameriean and HaliaH Marble
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with
ncatness and dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in
FORM size. style and qualify they suited to the
taste aud circumstances Of all. Orders from the
country pnnctually attended to without an, addi-
tional expense Of boxing or drryagc and carefully
packed go safe any distance.
April I1-ts
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IAN Fl. BROWN.

Rdn REWAsSD.-Rrn away from the
~ iV subscriber, living in Bedford comfy, on
tie lth inst a Negro Man by the name of Aaron
He is about 30 years age, five feet 10 or inch
es high; he had on VIII n he left. suit of mixed
cloih-he walks rather badly, something being the
matter with his ancies:
Feb o3-;f THOS. ROSSER-
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o.z. TKUsTEE,s SALE OF VAL.

y LIABLE LAND IN PULASKI COUN-
TT.-By virtue of the provisions OF deed Of
trust executed to Joseph A. Logan and myself, by
John Wygal, jr and Mildred A. his wife, on the
Slh day Of March, 1874, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office of the county court ot Pulaski county,
|, surviving Trustee, will for the purpose of
ecuting the tru.ts declared in said deed, proceed
the 18th day of June, 1852, on the premises, to
sell the real conveyed in said deed Of trust
to the highest bidder, for ready money.
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid,
'as lying in the county of Pulaski in the State Of
Virginia. being the tract upon which the said Wy
gal resided, and comprising various surveys and
tracts, all contiguous and adionng each other and
containing between $500 and 100 A.
creS Of Land, with all the appendagcs and
appurtenanccs thereunto belonging"
The above Tract of Land is situated within a
mile of the village Of Newbern, the county seat Of
Pulaski: the Southwestern McAdamized rold pa s.
ses through it. The Lynchburg and Tennessee
Rail Road will certainly pass in its immediate vi
cnty and most probably over it.
The estate is one of great fertility and beauty.
producing grain abundantly, and admirably adapt
ed to the grazing business 1t is in fine heart and
condition. and well Set in grasses, with Dwell
O. LING HOUSE and the necessary out hous-
hi es upon it, About one half Of the Land is
cleared and in cultivation. Further description is
deemed unnecessary, it is supposed those desr-
ing to purchase, will make personal examination
of the premises tor themselves. MIR. Wysal re-
sides on the land. and will show it to such persons
desire 10 examine il
By the terms of the deed. the Trustees are au-
thorised and empowered to sell the land in such
portions and in such manner. as to them may ap-
pear most conducive to the interest Of all concern
cd.
On the dav of sale it viii be announced whether
the said land will be sold as an entire tract in
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asEr-,r.r.1tk NOTICE...Ih have for sale three
= new Freight Boats, made of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
to purchase can be furnished upon very aocon,rnc-
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber near Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst county. Va.
July lot. ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Republican cepv.
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n >"
4 G4rdcHeIs Fcfiss, HcSryoraied Companies.
Manufacturers. ATti-yHS Pr tcsSionGI Men. Ne
,haaics, ami o,lerS-Ehc Pump and Fire
Engine ccOmDiuen.-Righf Secured by L.
NJ cd .Sfafes Lcftcre-PG'rnt ALL lSFRINGEMENTs
WILL M i'KosEcurEp BY LAw.-Tbis is the most
,aiuthlc Invention of the age; AMI without which,
mluafactorie-, public edi6ces hotels, and private
dwellings,, are incomplete and comparatively insc-
cure. With til. cheap and efficient Fire Engine.
the Farmer is perfectly independent Of all unnc-
commnlating insurance companies, and can bid
lehancc to the incendiary.
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CPRING GANRSUMMER GOODS,

- Ready made Clothing, Cloths. Fcsting Sc
| am receiving my Spring and Summer sup
ply of Clothing. which is large and well selected.
| also continue to have manufactured, mems and
boys clothes.
also have received and keep always on hand
Clehs Cassimcrs. Vcstincs &c. which l sell
by the yard anil extra charge for cutting.
MR. j. DIXON continues to carry the Tai
loring business.
Terms cash, goods cheap.
nr;l Oft IlGWOOD-
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Ms

TERMS.-Thc virelSrAsis is published semi
weekly a. 81 per annrn. 1dc-uce. No sgbscrip-
ion is taAon for shorter time ,un reirs; and
no paper is discontinued except the option of the
Propt.etors, until all arrearges shall hve been paid
ApvEarIsEnEsrs inserted for so cents per
square (or css) for every inner form insertion and
~ cents for every outer Ifthe number of in
sertions not noted the Ms. il will be publish
a till ordered out and charged accordingly
sYEaRLY RATES arc For the privilege Of
., iares $40; for square s25if inner form
So. Every yearly advertiser Will be required to
conine his advertising to his particular line ofbusi-
ness, and if he exceed space stipulated for, he
will be charged raraoIy for the excess.
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-. VIRGINIA LINE OF RICH

These vessels ure all Of the first class, built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this tIade, and
have superior accommodations for passengers.-
They commanded by experienced Captains,
and qualified for the trade. and who will spare no
excrton to accommodate. They will be towed up
and down the river by steam. and may be relied
to sail promptly advertised. Merchants going
North or ordering goods from New York, will find
it their interest to ship by this line, it is the
only regular line, and freight will always be taken
the lowest and every effort will be made by
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give sat
isfhction. Werespectuy ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share of patronage. Goods ship
ped by this line to New York, will be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile Sava-
nah. Charleston. any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York at
berth No. l. Coffee House slip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CCRRIE. Richmond,
CHAS. H. PERSON, N. York. : -'e -
No. 81, South Street
Richmond Aur oS-ts