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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-21
T,ALL FASHIONS AND GOOps FOR

Il
l. GENTLEMEN.-WM l.. PAGE respectfully in-
vites his friends and the public to call and examine the
largest and best stock of GOODS ho has ever offered
them consisting in part of black French Cloths, from
So 90 to the finest; coored do. of most fashionable
shades and approved mukes, and trimmings to match
Black French Docskns, piece extremely fine; nncy
Ca.simeres some very fine and heavy Vestngs of heavy
Silk Cuttings Pushes, Grrnadns Satins. Cashmcres,
&c &c Also, a few white figured Silk Vestngs,
for parties, &c.
These goods were carefully selected in New York and
Philadelphia by himself, Ga practca Tnilor) and will he
sold by the yard made up order by his other, AM-
BaosE PAoE and a perfect fl and best workmanship
guaranteed.
lie nlso keeps Shirts, (elegant fitting and we'll mole,)
some extra size; ply Collars utest styles Undershtz
Gloves of various kinds Black and white Silk aud satin
Crayats Stocks, style; ilandkerciei5, Cont Links
Cravnt buckles, &c, &c.
Scots Fashions, works Cutting, and Tailors Tools
of every Kind for salo.
Also Gold and Silver Fringe and Trimmings Ma
sonic and Odd-fellows Regna made to order.
30. 1V6w
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s'iItS DAY.
By PaELPS d COC.


- ESTATE.-On the > It'll day Of November, 1892,
at Boaait, in the county Of Nelson, administrative
of VIM. Robinson, decd, shall sell "A number Of yalua
bic HORSES. CATTLE &c. three or four hundred bur
rels CORN. large supply of OATS, FODDER. and
other rough tood all my Honclgld and ktcLea Futhi-
tre Pl1n,a'ioa Utensils, yrin short, full supply Of
every thing which may be found large well stocked
Farm.
TERMS.-Aa sums under $40 cash; over $40, bond
Will approved security at six months. At the same
time and place, Baaai will be rented for the ensuing
year NANCY j. ROBINSON.
oct 1-rt1s Administered, of U,a RobiB SON dcc'd
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NTgNE and Porter

cTOyES! STOVES I'VE are now re-
- ceving very fine lot OF STOVES; OF various shes
Gookinr stoves, the Old Dominion do do, the Iron
Witcb do. do the Richmond premium do. do, and the
psrlor stoves variety of sizes forms and manufacturers
all of which will be sold the most accommodating
terms by [aug 2O.dts1 AGREE & MURRlLL.
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. HUGH BROWN,
VI having removed from Bedford, and located in
ynchbnrg offers his Professional services the citizens
Of Lynchburg and vicinity.
Office over \. Fletchers store All orders left with
Mr. Fletcher, shall be punctually attended to
oct dom
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CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET; OCT. l6.
ToBAcco-The demand for manufactured is only mod
crate but prices are firm and unchanged. The sales
which came under observation. comprise 400 boxes
consisting in part Of s. kegs KY six twist at 9tcI2 bXS
common Kv IS at lic; lO8 do No Va. So and lbs at
lSl23c; and some small lots Va. lbs and twist at
4O450c. The market for Leaf continues firm and un
changed
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- Omething EHandsOsnc-OPcne this morn
- ing, the following new and beautiful GOODS;
Rich printed Monslin DInines
" Scotch Plnids, very pretty
Real French Merino, in every colour, much cheaper
than usual,
Blue, crimson and poa.grecn Thib Sbawls,
Black Thib SAawls, very large,
Phdd Long Showls, in great variety,
French worked mourning lldbfs, from $35 S63
Beautiful hemstched lldN'G
Sleeves ColIaisand Chemisettes, styles,
Black G anton Grape, u very superior article, md
A splendid stock Of Silk Hosiery
An examination from the Ladies il respectfully nsked
no Toct Bis III DON +. G. PETETS.
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Valuable Farm nearLynchburg fOr

!
' SALE-1he Firm which live, lying imn"d-
lately on the Va and Tennessee Raroad, and extending
TO within three miles of the city of Lynchburg Is l"f
sale This Farm contains about 700 Acres lies reuafk-
ably well, is we'll wufered, large proportion in wood
heavily timbcred with large comfortable family resi-
dcnce arge Orchard and other convenences suited to
the comfort of large family. This land was equal IN
original fertility toany in this State and IS now IA Inc
state OF Improvement most of it well set in clover and
capable OF producing twenty bushels of wheat 10 the
acre 1t Is also well adapted to the Gruzing business
being fine grass lnd and capable OF being divided INTO
number Of small fields, with abundant supply OF
water in each There isnlso on this tract, very line
situation for arge manufacturing mill with abundant
water.power (Gcn. e. Clay and Mr. John lIollins'
large manufacturing mills being located on the sumo
sirenm.)
In view Of It's proximity the city of Lynchburgan
ren producyeness Of its SOIL might be very PROFIT
ably devoted to the raising Of vegetables for the Lynch
bur- market and will be divided into small tracts to
suit purchasers.
As tract Of laud, 50 well situated, and combining
80 many advantages rarely it ever in market per
sons wishing to buy, will do well to make curly applea
ton. -, ~ -
Richmond scmi-wcekly Wing, Charlottesville Advo,
cate and Farn.ye Journal copy two weeks aud forward
,,.,,5,,s Ia mi. office oct l5--dts
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EFayeilc Lands.

have also for rr, very desirable tract of Land y
ing in the county Of fayee, both sides OF the Charic5-
ton Fayejte and Raleigh Turnpike road, known us the
Hill Or Harvey Tract containing about 200 Acres wei
improved with "A good Dwelling, Barn, Stables, and
other Out Il ouses,-a fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and is dmbly situated for Store or Tavern stand
ALSO one Other tract. ad joining the same, contain
ing between 300 and 300 ACRES. And one other
Tract known a- the Bragg Tract all Of which lies with
in few miles of the late surveys for the Raroad to the
Ohio River, and is of choice quality. -
.t15dta f.. J. BURTON.
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We also wish to employ an apprentice boy to learn
the Timer srade, that is about Is l6 years old, o
good moral character. One from the country is pre-
ferred. loct ll-tsl A. & W.
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CPLENDlD SILVER CUPS, NEW JEW
y elry --latest PatternsJ fine Clocks, Every cheap')
elegant Gold and Silver Watches (warranted ior TWO
Also Letter and cap paper of the best and finest quail
ity fine Note paperand fancy Envelopes New Books,
good Books very fine Books, School Books &c, all for
snle at the lowest prices Call and look these Goods
before YOU buy elsewhere. You money by do
ng oct b-ts) JOi1N T. Whibfi /.
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Frcig.lts mp and Down she Canal
EXCHANGES

Corporation Bonds $l00-par
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $l00-$l2l.
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gAEkDW ARE.-We now in receipt of our
Il Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS

EgAEkDWA RE.-We now in receipt of our
Il Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERY, comprising the most com Ia
gieie and eEtcnSne assortment ever exhibited fTkA
in + HIS MARKET. W. have on hand: x
500 dozen Axes, Va and Ky patterns
5000 =" Pen and Pocket Knives, in endless vnroty
$500 i" Knives and forks, efnll prices aud qnny
1900 i" knob, stock, cupt oard, and other locks
1000 =" Butts, Parliament and hook and eye hinges
5000 gross wood SCREWS assorted sizes
1000 dozen fat bost'd mill, pit and II cut saw files
500 Spades and shoycs
100 3" mnnurc and Hnv forks
$50 3" selves and siltcrs
$50 single and double bnrrcl Guns and Rifles, rangn
in price Fl ON $3.50 To s75 each
100 dozen men aud wonen's saddle trees stirrnp
irons bride bits harness aud bride buckles rings, &C.
in gren variety. Iron axles, all skies, elliptic springs,
hub and ID bands hog skins, bride filings and sad
dlcry. Hardware generally. Blacksmith tools Of every
descriptions Planes, ehises, augers md carpenters
Tools large assortment. For Farmers and Plantation
n.y. we have fullassormcn of articles, such as Dram
lie Scyhes grub hoes manure drugs, garden forks pick
xes &c al of which offered for sale nj low prices
All purchasers particularly merchants visiting III.
market to buy goods respectfully invited To call and
examine our assortment before purchasing or going on
farther North us we feel assured our goods and prices
will compare fuyorobly with my establishment in the
Northern cities SMITH <, ROBERTS,
sept lO--d2m II "a Main STREET, Richmond Va
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
JOSEPH III. WILSON

JOSEPH IL. WILSON,
w II OLESALE AND Retail GROC X 4,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
LYNLHBuRG, VA
ID ESPECTFULLY solics the patronage of his
IL friends and the public generally.
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EADY MADE CE0TEING.-THE
N subscriber would most respectfully announce to
his and the public generally that he has
is much larger than he has before offered the
public. Among the stock may be found some entirely
new styles. His stock of OVER-COATS cannot be
surpassed by any house in Virginia
Also IA splendid stock OF Shirts. Drawers, Collars,
&C.. all of which wi be offered at .onable prices.
oct 20-tsif DON L. G. PEI ERS.
Exp copy 1w. Rep copy
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Pamphlets, Hand-bilIs, Circulars, Bill
heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, DC. d c.
They have workman exclusively for
this branch Of their and persons envng orders may
rely having their work done eXpedtiously and we'll
Confident their ability to entire satisfaction they respect
fully solicit portion of the public patronage.
Be Orders from the country promptly attended to.
ie 2S-jfts TERRY & SHIELDS.
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BLACK WATER YARN JEANS.


H1OO y ~ Y #
- y l} u sA
LAS received n largo supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
4 i HATS. GAPS TRUNKS, VALlSES CAR
PET BAGS. UMBRELLAS, and other goods usunl in
n well supplied Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, all of which
offered at fair prices. ! am determined 10 transact
my business right straight nlong, but little caring how
others do theirs 1t due my friends express my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage. My
effort slnll be to secure its continuance.
OCT g.ta GExpress copy lml = SEABURY.
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pcnnsyiVnnia Election.
Baltimore Markets, Oct. 20.

FLOUR -si.3Ia4.37.
WHEAT-Red ga 96c; White 95a 1850.
CoRN-Wlite 72c; yellow 7la73c.
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NE GOODS.
~ SOMETHING REALLY RICH, ~

ma FoR ~
HNlE subscriber is opening tho elegant as
Il sornent of FAIL and WINTER GOODS he
hns ever offered the public. BoNSErs of new and
elegant patterns and Cloth Pceet and Sur
Cioaks NANTES and Fises with and without hoods and
vests.--RlBBONS of magnificent styles, and other
GOODS in bis line. lie nsks call from his friends
and the public at arge, feeling confident that he suit
tho tnste of all in goods and prices
sept Bots X. +. HENNING.
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-.-9o.1V PET DT'T'
quote % to &c. in demand.
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yIRG1NIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE

fE subscribers having recently mnde extensive additions
this department of their business would inform their friend
the public TINT they prepared TO execute NEATA
PROMPTLY nnd REASONAnLE TERAS. eyerY descrinon
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irO OWNERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Hav
NOW READY An

NOW READY AT
lS T. II. GRESHAM'S, Bl cad street
Grahams Magazine for May. liz pages of reading
l3 embellishments, 30 original articles.
Miiliner and Millionaire, by the author of the
"Lady Killer"
being No of Putnams LibrarJ-25c
Godey's Lady's Book for Msy-25c
Sartain's Masazine for May-25c
The Grumbler, by Miss Ellen Pickering-2jc
Falkland, by Buwer-25c
Tom King the Highwayman, By the author OF
"Dick Turpin''
Edward and Isabel. OF Tales of Old Ocean
Diary OF Broadway Dandy-25c
Swamp SteeQ, or Marion aud his Men-50c
Falkenburg, by the author of "Germaniar r-37c
Flag of Our Union Waverley Magazine, Banner,
Home Gazette, Museum, &c. for April 24th.
an 20
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a NIMATED UAGUEKK KKEOrYPES

n The pictures taken by SIMONS admitted
to be the most lifehae. the most graceful, the most
delicately finished, the most durable and conse-
quently the cheapest. All who want good, really
good picture, are invited to call and examine spe-
cimeps. Ladies should be careful to avoid light
dresses parents should be careful not to bring their
children on dark day, nor after o'clock in the
afternoon. NJ. P. SiMONS,
an l9 ISL Main st. Eagle Sar
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LOOK HERE!

MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Is2 his line would DO well TO call the sabscri.
ber, and examine his large stock OF Plain and ia
panned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps. with great variety of Fancy and
housekeeping Goods. at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot, No. 6, Maih
street 5 doors above the old Market Richmond, Va;
Tin Roofing and Conductors doue at the shortest
notice and as cheap and good as any other establish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
ap 6-lm Practical Workmsn.
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,e BARGAINS AT THE OLD STAND

M BARGAINS AT THE OLD STAND.
81 We haveson hand large quantity OF La.
rs dies light double sole Caters, prime ar
- tcle, formerly sold at 81 so, which now
off.r at the low price of 81 80. They will wear
well and fit handsomely, and are the cheapest Gal
ter have ever offered to the public.
WHITE & PAGE,
an 10 l3 Market RIidre
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NIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
L ART, with a good north light, and the most
approved apparatus, and every Improvement in
our possession, warrants in saying to the citizens
of Richmond, and strangers visiting the city, tpat
we fear no honorable competition in the production
of correct and Gnfading Dagnerre0types,e either
Of children or adults. We never ask persons more
for a picture than we intend TO take, and we would
here Say that prices are less than some artists
in the city will ask you. but We do notsay that they
are less or as low tn ose artists win take them
for A call is respectfully solicited.
MINNiS & WATSON, Daguerreotypists,l
35k Main street. (Mansion House) Richmond; Sye-
aInore street. Petersburg. We. ap 10
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EXCHANGEB EBOWLING SALOON
THE SUBSCRIBER. at great cost, has fitted
l. up this establishnentin in entirely new style.
1t is brilliantly illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new substitu-
ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirsy 70
the benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however, will be admitted unless &C
companied by gentleman
The public are requested to caA to-day and see
with their own ewes a. SMITH,
fe 3ts Proprietor.
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DERFUMERY, SOAP, BRUSHES, &c.
L Consisting of French Extracts, French Co.
logne, Ok Marrow Pomade, Bears Grease Pomade,
black and white stick do, PhilocoIne do Bears Ui,
Lip Salve brown Windsor Soap, Military and other
Shaving do, transparent Wash balls; horn, buffalo
and Ivory Combs, hair, shaving, tooth and Clothes
Brushes Shaving Cream, and variety of articles
tor the toilette, &c too numerous to mention, for
sale by w. MAYO DADE, Chemist,
apl l9 Main street, opposite Old Market.
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NEAVELLING TRUNKS.-Just received,
/ the argest, best, and most beautiful assortment
of Travelling and Packing Trunks. that ever had
the pleasure of offering to the public which viii
sell certainly as low as any ,use in this city, II not
little lower.
ap IL WILLIAM WALSH.
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NESTS, VESTS.-iN ENDLESS VARIETY.
We have. by recent arrivals, received large
and choice collection of black Satin black and fancy
SILK, Buff. white and fancy Marseillee, Baf and
brown Linen, Italian cloth, Bombazine Grass clcth,
Alpaca and fancy Satin Vests, at No. l02 Main
street KEEN, CHILES IL BALDWIN.
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Ny.s FOR RENT. the tenement at present oc-
Ea::I cupied by Major Walter Gwynn, corner OF
CisV and Adams streets. In addition to its COM
rnodiouss and well arranged apartments, atfording
ample room for a large family, it has attached q
smoke-house and carriage-house, and ia supplied
with the city water. The servants apartments are
convenient and well arranged. Possession given on
the lst May.
an It's "A. eOtLL.
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MAILb-CumberiAnd post snd bfads, for sale BY
IN nh IS WIN. EGGLEGT0N.
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O. VALUABLR DWELLING FOR
Ea sALE.-Tne very desirable three story br,cs
Tanemeut on the North side Of Leigh street, be-
tween 9th and 7Ih streets. now 10 the occupany OF
Andrew Johnston. For terms, appiy to
LUTHER E. SPILMAN,
Attorney at Law,
de 2n-d6ms Main street opposite City Hotel
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7 OsT-At McEvoy's Ball, on Monday nignt, q
Ia Kossuth HAT, with black buckles, pair Of
OVERSHOES, and new cotton UMBRELLA with
black handle, spotted with white. The person
having them will please call at tee Dispatch office
ana leave them aud get the umbrella and cap which
was potteu IN return ap Is
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s s a5 VT. j.
/ ~ H0ItE1OED AND AWHILE RITT,
| - ,hOaD-GHANGE OF HOURS.-Oa and
1 after tuesday, December 23d, 1851, regular pas-
seteet feh VII run between Richmond aud tsters.
/ vile, connecting a. leersve win FIano A. o. >
line OF otages i9r BurkeyiiIe, Fatmyille Iyncbhnrsr
| iiaiio% Court House, Daari!le aud M,lton The
tram VIII step ior passengers only al the foiloyyinp
! point MancHester, Rockii ed Puwhite Fobio5,s
/ Gaal Field Tomahawk, Powhaton, Appomaltox RI
yar, Scouts Saop, and Amelia Court House.
] Leave Richmond three times week, viz: Tuesday
! Thursday end SATURDAYS ai...........-. 8 A ri.
Returning leave Jeersglle al. .....-..li.30 4. ~
Children over ., ana not over y wears of age, hst
price to any points eXceptJhs two first named. Ser
wants travelling by themselves must be furnished with
two passes, so that can be reaiDed in the Office
and il must he expressly stated the pass tia; they
are pcfmated 10 90 on 'ne cars. j. hegat ran viii
leave Richmond every Wednesday. Parties ofward-
Ing goods must have them on the groua5the previous
| evening
B--The Stage leaves Teersyille every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at II, A. and relstolns'
meets the ears At HE same point every Tuesday, fhprz
| dav and SATURDAY.
For seats in tHe Sage 10 bync6burg aud ia5etmedi-
ate njnts, apply TO the Agent at the DaHvilie Depot,
/ Richmond. To ensure seats, persons must ee al The
office and have Their names entered twenty minutes
| before the cars leave.
Passengers not providing themselves with tickets
and negleetng to have their names entered ON The
way-bi, WIZ be considered rs way passengers and
| charged ncrea: ed rare OF fare
de I8-ts JOIN ii. OSBORNE, sap't
/ ESICHN0NB 3 ID pEf sttk&E$sfEkts IA IL
Road COMPANY.
| Es8 sss g5
WIN TER ARRANGEMENT
| ghN aud after Thursday, the Isl Of January, 1852
/ %9 the trains Will run as follows, VIZ:
| MAIL TRAIN.
| Do Peprsburr d6.5t do 4 VI
! ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
| Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
/ it, % e. II.
Leaves Petersburg, same days, 80 r ~
Fare, when tickets procured the Office. 81 90
Children 3, and not over Il years of age. ser
wants and cooured persons-vllen tickets are pro-
| cured at the oflce--half price.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
! Leaves Richmond on Moadays, Wednesdays
For Por WaltalI where it connects with the stesm-
boat Augusta, Capt. VIM. 6. Smith, Tor Norfolk,
I Portsmouth,, and the Intermediate places.
! Fare TO Norfolk Portsmouth. ............. 50 90
! M6aI3 edcH... s,.......-. ou
| Servants travelling by themselves must he furnished
with two pas es that be retained at the tick
ct office and it must Be expressly stated a pass
that they are permitted TO go on the boat, as
| tie case may be.
TIOS DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
AGfoa z end p Go 10
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sSAGE TO poprs

= -fv7s IeA y ) g r. TO PORTS
& - I'll AND NORFOLK-Chanoe
Of tiouE.-Iae swift aud comfortable sfeamboot
CURTIS PECK, Captain John Davis will on and
after this dsy leave The wharf al Rockets every Tues.
dsV Thursday and Saturday mornings. at g. o'clock
precisely Returning, the Curtis Peek will leave
Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the
same hogF.
DO to Portsmouth, and Norfolk. ............. 90
Children under II years OF age........ half price
Servants 80 any point above The Grove wharf,. L 90
through. .s....'...'."......l 80
"4ea5. 90 cts each.
oeS HASKlNS q LIBBY.
sas--rs.--s- g An A Z OPEN .g,Eea.s-.a
FROM LYNCHBURG 1879.
10 BUGHHHAN
Though to Lynohbefg il 81 hours, are.......s3 so
10 lexington M two days, tare.. %
70 to Buchanan in two days fare. ....... 5 90
S'uf pzeEel boats leave Richmond for Lynchbure
there IN "a hours.
Passengers BY the Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
dsYs 0eais connect in Lvnchbtfa win the boats or
Buchanan, a0d arrive a 8 NJ and win the sta Ga
lite at Nafth River, aud arrive in LeXjnfton At p NJ
he traveller can now mn economy and eonfort
survey the most bsaghe, sceneryin the mountains of
virginia
TIC view q BALCONY Falls. where the James River
passes t1Jo "a the Blue Ridge, is in Itself n spificant
induce to passengers to take this line, and ibs
whole roMe above Lynchtmrg, at every bend Of the
James greaeHis combination OF river and mount IN,
scenery unsurpassed IN any country.
Tn distance from the North River to the Natural
Bridge is oniy six miles.
Returning, leaVe Buchanan ate A W., and Lexing-
tou u il VI Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday and
arrive in I.ynehbnrg at Z M.
Below see card OF Intermediate distances between
Richmond and LynchbuGg, for fare and hours of ar
rival.