Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18
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DEST ROUTE TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
NIGHT TRAVEL IN STAGES.-First of July our
Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynchburg and Blu
chanan daily, at 6 NJ Sundays excepted, arrive in
Lynchbnrg at A NJ and in Buchanan at 2 NJ second
day there with daily lines Stages for the
White Sulphur. which leave Immediately the arrival
of the Boats By route, arrive at Daggers Spring
nc niles at u same evening Leave Dagger's next NJ
after breakfast and arrive at the White Sulphur 43
niles at P Nj less than three days from m Richmond
PASSENGERS by the other route go by Fncase and the
Sweet Springs to the White.
Passengers for the Natural Bridge, Lexington, Rock
bridge and Bath Alum, Warm and Hot springs will find
this the preferable Rchnond to Natural Bridge
Ii days Lexington Il days. Rockbridge Alum days,
Warm and Hot Springs p days, Stages daiy)
To invalds this route offers great inducements there
being only 80 miles of Staging to the Rockbrdge Alum,
and miles the White Sulphur the best road in
the mountains shortest distance by stage any other
route is 1874 mes) added to this the passenger will
survey the most beautiful scenery in Virginia.
An INTEL igent European traveller has remarked that
the route between Lynchburg and Buchanan with its
variety river and mountain scenery the passage OF the
James River at Balcony Falls, through the Blue Ridge
and view ofthe Natural Bridge combines Of beauty
and subimity than is to be in day of
travel in any country
Fare to ynHhburg. ..-..--...-----..----S3 so
do Buchanan ---- 5 90
do White Sulphur ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90
do Natural Bridge ---.- 4 rs
do Rockbridge Alum. .-........-... 5 so
do Warm and Hot Springs. ........ 6 90
Passengers for Cumberland G and Far1nvle leave
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at NJ and arrive at
Passengers for Stauntcn leave evenings arrive in
scottsyie next day at 70, and in taunton at 9P Mfae
through 81.
Passengers for Buckingham c. H. leave same evenings
and arrive the G. II. day M-fare through
SO. BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
N0RN-We have received a lot Of excellent Corn
ieis - : j { F cLENDININa
HAY.--Daily expected BY the Mary Jane Peck a car
IL go of Hay stri'rly prime qsa1ity c1rNn1v1Ne
j IFE ENsURANCE-THE MUTUAL BENE
~ FIT COMPANY.-This Company commenced bu-
siness in May s45 and the attending its opera
lions unprecedented The receipts of the Institution
have been over S1,5o0000 and for the year 1851
$527,679 so.
There is no Life Insurance Company which affords
more advantages or better security to the insured.
When the annual payment policy for the term of
life amounts to $780, halfs loaned to the insured if he
wishes
Office in Richmond. at the Bookstore corner above
the Exchange Bank, Main street.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
$l600-P S-'The Agent has this day paid to the o.
tate of the late H Ancarow, the of $1,000 which
was the amount of small policy he prudent enough
to three years since This company also
paid $4,000 loss the life of another of citizens who
died the LIST of March last
je 19-4t
RANANNA's AND PINE APP LEs-A fine
H lot of Bananas and Pine Apples just received
sale by S. BONAVITA
je17 No 1853 M ain street. opposite Banks.
TMPORTED CIGARs.-e5o 900 superior Havana
IL Cigars, part London store and for sale by
je II BACON & BASKERVILLE.
IN BBLS. WHITE WINE VINEGAR for sale by
lV my 81 JAS. WINSTON
naI1! OIL OH. 40 barrels superior machine.
~ ry Tanners and paint Oil. just received by
je17 FRY & McCANDLISH.
TACKsON,s SUMMER CANDEEs-6e boxes
a for sale by
je 10 JNO. H. CLAIBORNE.
PACON sMOULDERs-lsh hds bright square
- cut Shoulders, for sale by
je 10 JNO r. CLAIBORNE