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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
SUR lie CHEMIN DE FER DE L'ERIE.

Nos %journaux du Nord nous donnent
des details sur une horrible catastrophe
lui a eu lieu jeudi, II f%tvrier, sur lie
chemin de fer de New.York eft de ERIE.
Tn des chars, rempli de passengers, a
deraill6, ct a etc jets dams la Delaware,
dune hauteur dc trentc pieds. Les details
que nous allons rapporter sont donnes
par I'm temoin ocnlaire, qui await pris
place dams lie premier char a la suite de
la locomotive, ct qni await ainsi echapp6
au danger. II dit que la plume est inca
pable de decrire les horreurs dune see.
ne parei!le. Au moment d'arriver su" les
lieux, il Wit la voiture prcsque submer-
gee, lie couraDt de la riviere est tres RI.
pide CT Get endroit, ct pour s%urcroit de
malheur, il faisait un froid glacial. Les
infortunes en- SC debattant contre la mort,
a~vaient brise les Wires DIES fenatres ct des
portieres, ct faisaient dc vains efforts
pour sortir du char qui, dams q~uelques
minutes, allait etre leur tombeau COM
nun. Ce spectacle etait horrible, ces
bras sortant de l'eau, ces cris de dGscs-
poir ct de rage dechiraient Fame DIES
%spectateurs, qui 6taient impuissans u leur
porter secours.
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de Boisverdun, ct s'etait confrmee dams
l'idee quill etait amoureux de la com.
Jesse. Toute autre Sc serait trompee a
son pen d'empressement pour ClotiIde, a
sa parfaite indifference qn'il lui temoi.
gnait. Mais, en- p%areille occurrence,
I'instinct est plus fort que l'esprit, ct ce
fu'on sent persuade mieux que ce qu'on
volt. La gertrude d'stre trahie plongeait
la princesse dams unc tristesse melee de
rage, qn'Adalbert NIT sur lie compile
dune anxiete impossible a dissimuler. II
s'approcha dele dams lintention de la
rassurer par son calme personnel ct lui
demanda comment ellie Sc trouvait.
NAL, tres.mal, repondit-clle, ct sans
la granite de faire vi e%sclandre,j e sor-
tirais d'ici, j.y SQUIRE trop.
All! ~gardez-vous-en bien, dit Adal-
bert dun ton suppliant, songez que tous
les yeux sont sur vous.
REIMBURSEMENT, Sosthene, qui guettait
les moindre movements de la %princesse,
8 aPerGut de la fureur quselle ne pouvait
dominer, ct, fremissant de voir tomber
cette rage sur lie baron di Belcampo, Oh
lie marquis de GrandmeniI, que M. de
Tourbelle devait presenter au roi, il
account au secours de son ami, lui dit
que l'ambassadeur lie demandait, ct crut
l'arracher sinsi a toutcs les constqucn.
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lie char etait 4 une distance dc q
pieds du rivagc, ct les que|ques blanche.
qui Sc tr~ouvaient a portee, etaient ton.
ties trop courtcs :; cnin, npres unc demi,
hcure d~'ef1orts inouis, on est parvenu i
abattrc un arbre assez long pour jeter
Fun DIES bouts dams la derniere fenetrc
du char, pendant que l'autre reposait sur
lie rivage. Pendant ce temps, trois de &C.
courage"x infortunes etaient parvenusa
sortir de Ia v%olture, ct dcbout sur In
pIateforme, glaces ~d'epouvante ct de
froid, lis suppliaient, lis o%rdonnaient dams
leur delirc de Ieur porter sccours.
Enfn, aussitot qu'on tut parvcnu i
fairc en- q%uelque sorte gn pont, au moyen
de l'arbrc. on fit de grandcs ouvertures
dams lie haut du char, a coups de hachc,
ct on en- retira les passengers un a un.-
C'est alors que commencement les scenes
les plus d6%chirantes. La, IN voyait une
jeune file appellant a grands cris .a
mere, qui Sc meurt peut.atre !; la, c'est
I'm homme suppliant qu'ou sauve sa
femme OH son %enfant; plus loin encore,
c'est I'm ami cherchant un ami. Tou,
sont gclts, leurs membres sont raids par
lie froid, ct mont plus la force dc faire
un movement.
On porta ensuite des malheureux dan,
les deux chars qui n%'avaient pas etc en-
dommages, on les etendit sur les bancs,
les voyageurs viderent lenrs males ct
preterent leurs vetemcns pour rtchaufer
ct couvrir ces malheureux. &c nest QUA.
Iors qu'on decouvrit que parmi ccux
qu'on croyait avoir sauvss, il y en- await
don't lie souAle n'avait pu stre ranime
ces ma'heureux etaient t%oujonrs glacts,
mails glaces par lc froid de Ia mort.
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A S Z M A E
AUX
EVENEMENS.

lie Samedi, % du mois dernier, a We
ritablement etc un jour de Careme pour
deux tres interessantes ~jeuncs femrnes de
Napoleonville.
L'une d'elles, don't lie mari est, par
profession, oblige de nourrir tout lie mon
de, a b%rusquement etc mise a la portion
congrue, par suite de la .6gue que s'est
cru oblige de faire I'm excellent homme,
qui, en- caressant une charmante petite
file, aimait a Sc dire lille pater est quens
nuptie demonstrant.
Sa seur, aui egalement dome lie jour
a I'm e%nfant, don't il parait que son gra-
cieux epoux s'etait benevolement recon
nu rauteur, Sc volt dams Ia triste neces.
site de deplorer les suites i~nevitables du
commerce interlope auquel Sc %Iivrait, in
conspectu Israel, un pauvre here qui, NAL.
gre ses p%retentions pyramidales, etait
tout juste ASSET docte pour ne pas savoir
lire. Tn redondant chariyari, institute
en- sa favour, lui ayant indique quill etait
utile quill Sc derobat aux sevices QUEEN
pareil cas- on a lie droit de Sc permettre
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DEPECHE TELEGRAPHIQUE
Tronsnise q rAbeiM.
Baton-Rouge, &c ftyrier

Baton-Rouge, &c fevrier.
LIE Senat a discute aujourd'hui lie bill
des reformes ct a rebuilt le salaire de d.
vers officers. La meme assemble a vote
des resolutions pour arrster lie compro-
mis-, mails avec cette restriction, que les
dites resolutions ne doivent pas etre con-
siderees CONNIE n appreciation OF une
desapprobation de la conduite de MN.
Downs ct Soule.
La chambre a vote lie bill qui fat une
ALLEGATION pour les chemins de fer, ainsi
qu'un acte relatif a la Compagnie de la
navigation d'Orleans.
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INCENDlE DU Patrick IENRy.-La
barquc Patrick Henry, partant pour Pro-
violence avec I'm enlargement de cotton,
a pris feu en- descendant lie feuvc, a la
remorque du Louisville. lie capitaine a
pu la conduire jusque pres du fort Jack
son, Oh ellie a sombre dams Is picds
d'eau.
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femme du peuple, tant de generosits unie
a tant de misere a%pparente, aurait sem
blee suspects partout a~illeurs, raais 3
Naples, on tout s'explique par lsamour,
les pecheurs men firent pas settlement
la remarque. Au bout dun quart d'heu'
re, ills virent arriver trois hommes mas
ques, que madame des Bruyeres recon
nut a leur taille pour atre lie marquis De
TourbelIe, M. de Boisverdun ct le CHI
rurgien qui l'avait soigne lors dc "a
derniere maladie.
-Laissez partir cette barque, dit-elie
en- italien a ses mariners; puts, yons "
suivrez a distance, en- vous arretans
queIquefois pour jeter vos flets. Vous
ne toucherez lie port qu'apres avoir W
METRE pied i terre 4 ces trois passengers.
Sa voIonte fate, ct son batcau amarre
q vingt pas de celui d'Adalbert, ellie le
Wit s'asseoir u la rive pour y g,'elter
l'arrivee de son adversaire, tandis que
Sosthene ct lie chirurgien iraient ala
recherche dun endroit solitaire ct appro'
prize a leur projet.
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CONGRESS.
Seanae du II Evr,er.

StNAr.-L.e president SONNET au senat
une lettrc dams I%aquelle Louis kossnth
adresse, dc Cincinnati, sous la date du
Ii courant, ses remercimens au gouver-
nement ct au Congress dcs Etats-Uni.
pour I'accueiI ~latteur qu'iIs Iui ont fait
a Washington. Cette communication
renfermait copie dune autre lcttre dc
remercimens que !%'ancien gouverneur dc
la Hongrie await adrcssee au President
des Etats- Unis, avant dc qoittersWa lash.
ington. Tn senatcur ayant propose de-
faire imprimer ces %lettres, Sd motion IL
etc referee au comite des impressions.
M. Underwood rrtsente I'm nemoirc
d%cmandant que les Etats- Unis reconnais-
sent Independence de Ia RtpubIiq"c
dc Liberia, ct qu'une Iigne de steamers
soft etablie entire les Etats Unis ct Ii,
IBERIA. .. ..
lie bill aCcordant DIES terrcs q rlowa
pour permet;re a Get Fiat dc construirc
DIES chemins de fer, est pris en- conside.
ration. NJ. Hunter pronounce un long dis
cours.
M. Bell Iui repond, ct NJ. Summer
prend ensuite Ia parole !; puts Ia seancc
est levee. t
CHAMBRE DEs REPREsENrANs. ~ lie
bill reglant les frais de route des dele
CUES de rOregon, dome lieu a un long
debat qui occupe toutc Ia seancc.
WASHINGTON, 2G feyrier.
Dams lie senat, un comite choisi cts
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-04

CONSOLIDATION EFT ANNExIoN..-Le gou-
verneur a approuve la Ioi qui reunit en-
une seule corporation les trois Munich
palites, ainsi que celle qui annexe La,
fayette d la vile de la Nlle.- Orleans.
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JEUDI, A MARS 1852.
ASSEMBLED DEMOCRATIQUE.
$50 *at @s~

90 $50 ~s+ as-
Les democrates de PAssomption ont
parfaitement rempIi Ieur deyoir. lis Sc
sont, dimanche dernier, reunis en- tres
grand nombre a la Maison de Cour de
Napoleonyille, ct lis ont choisi, pour les
representer a la Convention de Baton
Rouge, des Delegues qui meritent a tous
egards l'estime ct ia confance de lcur
part. Nous publions ci-dessous, tel quill
nous a etc %fourni, lie compte.rendu de
cette seance ::
..' NApoLEoNv1LLE, 90 Fevrier.
Sur motion de Honorable M. Andre
Leblanc, M. A. Gentle est appeIe au
fauteuil CONNIE president, ct NM. A.
Morel ct VIM. Pugh sont NOMINEES vice
presidents. M. Ulysse Folse est tlu Sc
cretaire. ..
Apres avoir eloquemmcnt expose au
meeting lie but de la reunion, wi. A.
Gentle, sur motion de M. John w.
Belts, a propose les personnes don't les
mons %suivent, CONNIE Dialogues a la Con-
vention qui doit Sc reunir . Baton-R ouge
lie deuxieme mardi de mars proclaim.
Or F. Williamson, Antoine Diez,
d. ]. Mccormick, Auguste TruxiIlo,
Joseph Gautreaux w. w. Pugh,
IT. Pugh, G. c. Raby,
Ed. Pelletier, F. Mollere,
Henry Braud, Dorcino Landry,
J. TourniIlon, fills, Ursin Caille,
]. Boudreau.
Sur motion de M. Ulysse Folse, des
remercfmens sont votes a NM. Triche
ct Melancon, pour l'usage de leur sale.
Puts lassemblee %s'ajourne.t
U. FOLSE, A. GENTLE,
Secretaire: President.
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envcrs ceux oui enfreigncnt sciemmcnt
unc loi salutaire pour lie pays il a tres
prudemment vide les lieux, sans tambour
nj trompctte.-Bon voyage!
Tout ceci est passablement burlcsque.
N'est-il pas vrai? Eth ! bicn, voici main
tenant du tragique. II sen faut que tous
les Grecs soient a Corinthe, a Athenes
ct a MissoIonghi. Or, dams In soiree du
samedi nefaste don't il Went d'etre qucs-
ton. Pun de ces gems d Regard desqrels
il est t%oujours convenable de Sc rememo-
rer 79meo Danaos, Sc Iaissa cntrafner a
une brutale incartade cnvers un homme
dc ceur qui ne balanca pas a lui ensei.
gner, dc la voix ct du geste, les principles
Indispensable dune severe po|itesse, ct,
bien cue p%ersonne men voul1t au delin-
quaint, tous les assistants Improvement la
Iecon qui venait de lui etre donnee. -
L OuI QttUl tC GU CS(-ll pas SoItCiICS
l'arriere-descendant d'Alcibiadc, (car, a
coup sur, il nest pas de la souche d'Aris-
tidcD Pourquoi %s'es'-il expose, lie lende-
main, d subir le chatiment dune faute
quill p%ouvait s'abstenir de commettrc ?
C'est la, probablement, CT quill salt
beaucoup mieux que nous, qui ne faisons
que rapporter I'm fait qui est de notoriete
publiqne.
APres avoir essuye les bancs de l'eco-
lie, les co!legiens s'ecrient avec joie
"Nous voici delivres des Grecs ct des
Latins."
A notre avis, on peut, a toute force.
.pardonncr a ceux.ci; rais les Grecs !.....
c'est a ~ senls que Pom devrait appli-
over lie supplice du pal
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la foudre est tombee, lie 81 de ce
mois, sur n maison situee q Ia Unite de
Baton.R Rouge ct y a mis- lie feu. lie bati-
ment a etc enforcement detruit,
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RUMEUR.

FRANCE EFT ETATS-UNIS.
a'.a New YoRK, 26 Fsvrier.
On disait Get apres-midi que M. Web
ster await recu, de l'ambassadeur ameri-
cain a Paris, des ~depeches don't lie ca
ractere a exige son retour immediat a
Washington.
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AccrDENr.-M. st. Armand a ell sa
main droite terriblement mutilee. diman-
che, par la decharge inattendue dun
canon sur Ia place Lafayette, au moment
Oh ron trait un salut Ell l'horncur dc
ranniversaire du General Washington.
M. st. Armand etait un des membres du
Battalion d'Artillerie Washington.
C.7beiNe.)
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WASHINGTON, 2G %feyricr.
Dams lie senat, un comite choisi a cte
elu a%ujourd'hui pour examiner les dtci.
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LEXINGTON Il Througr,

"A LEXINGTON q Through,
- .h6l33 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Maa PACKET Boats, by ScoH6oHe
and Lgnchburg-On and after the 10TH our Bonis will
leave Richnond daily Sundays excepted, mt the usual
hour. and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave buchanan at "a A. M every day.
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg Mt 61 ?.
Leave Lynchburg ut M, and arrive in Richmond in
30 hours in time to with the Norfolk boats env
ing at 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rai
Road cars leaving at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with duly line
of Stages North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
IA hours.
Passengers for Farmvillc fare 81 Buckingham II,
fare $325; Charlottesville, fare 80 and Staunon, fare
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below card of time of arrival intermediate dis
tances
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TtEEE EXHTBETgOE.-T subscriber hav-
L ing obtained considerable expense, from Mr..
Wbitehursts Washington Gallery, Daguerreotypes Of
the following distinguished characters, respectfully
invites the public call and examine them in
ton with large number Of his production, at the
Whitehurst Gallery
President morc Ger. Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Ora
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM X. King, Gen Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A Douglass r. Il GIBBS,
july l9-dtf Proprietor
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~ RicEmond. Pesersourg, NorfolN

-essazkEs AND NEN-YORK STEAM Packet COM
PANY have Ia, line their and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller, CUy Of Richmond, T..
W FOSTER Master. she is double iron braced and fas
tenel, equal any ships of twice her tonnage She
has fine State Room accommodations for passenger,
and pains will be spared MAJ her the popular
vessel for persons travelling this roate aud goods will
be delivered with certainty pfme in few hours afer
irment. The Steamship, CITY Of Norfolk is now
launched and will take hor place in the line in few
days, TO be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line
wiln line of pier eight, New ork
fer Boston.
AGENTS Major g. LORD, New. York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond
in ,5-dts
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FOR CAPE MAY.

FOR C1PE MAY
The Virginia aud Pennsylvania viii touch at Cape
May during tie bathing season, to land passengers.
Passage to Cape May SO, meals included, thus saving
about half the expenses in visiting this della tfu bathing
place. Apply to MAYO g. ATKINSON,
Agents, Richmond
B--Tho ships returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. au2 dts
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DAILY NIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
0sE1xNGS-

The YIRiINIAN is published laily at g. and iweekly ~
81 PEI annum in adyan subapton Ia taken for shorter
time than six months; paper dis ontnucd except
Che option of the p pretors, until all shall have
boenp pail
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted per square, o
le for every form insertion 81
If tie insertions Is marked the Ms
will 70 published till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY X. TIES afeFor the privilege of two squares,
Dolly $50 PeaiN eky sl0 for daily So se weekly
SZ5- inner orr, daily lo, semi weekly 81 Every Yearly
advertiser will required to eonfne lis advertising his par
uar line of b. and If he the aoo stipulated
he will be cha ged ratably for { c excess
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STOyES STOVES live are now re-
~ ceivng very fine lot Of STOVES. of various sizes,
styles and manufactures such the Virginia airtght
G looking stoves the Old Dominion do do the Iron
Witch do do, the Richmond premium do. do, and the
Paror Stoves variety of sizes forms and manufactures
all Of which will be sold the accommodating
terms by aug 20-dts1 AGREE g. MURRILL.
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RICHMOND.
EDwOND, DAVENPORT * Co,
ID Rif h I'm nnn nd. " "a

NDWOND, DAVENPORT 81 Co,
IA Richmond, Va
Offer for safe from Sore aud to ar77t:
PLAsTER-300 tons city ground fresh,
GuAHo-J00 - genuine Peruvian,
G1Ass-l000 boxes 9xl0 lx12,
NAlLs-l500 kegs,
AxEs-l50 dozen r Arche & Co. warranted,
CoFFEE-400 l.ags Costo Rico,
800 " Rio and Laguyra,
" $50 !" Java,
MAccA RoNI-100 boxes fresh
ALMoEDs-25 baes,
OIL-30 casks for Rail Roads,
fIERREes-l00 barrels No. /.
MACKEREL-5o half barrels Mo-.
PoRTER-50 casks London,
ALE-50 =" Younger Scotch Ale
BRANDY-50 halt pipes direct from London Dock,
English Cheese aud NuSt7v4,
CHAaPAGNE-I005askets lleiedsick and Hungarian Ly
WlaE-Sherryi Madeira and Pot,
WHlsKEY-Scotch, Irish an Family Rye,
CAFDLEs-a adanantire ana Sperm,
All of Which offer the trade on favorable terms
ly 22-l3f
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- r,sl-AUNION Tra.lspOrtatf0nL Line
to Pats,ure and the Wea-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
toners that the Pennsy yvana Canal will open on 18th
March, at which time will be repaired to forward any
amount of Merchandise all points the Western. WA
ters, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate Tobacco to Pittsburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
lqt May-Time days. .s.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia Y, ii. kOoNS,
March 4-dts Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
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TEAM HIP LINE or

T. Il A vi Kip LINE OE
sAaaa1s-'szshzsa- PACKETS, FOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every ednes sday, until further noticeUno
Steamship Companys Line-TheItwo and beoutfL
steamships, VIRGINIA Captain Teal and PENNSYL
VANIA, Captain Baymore; of these fine steamship
will leave Richmond for Philadelphia, every WedHes
day. They are beautifully fitted up for passengers
provided with Francis atent Metallic Life Boats,
first tables. and every attention is paid The
fort and safety he Passengers and protection OF goods
Freights taken low, and all trans-shpment avoided
Passage in first Cabin So; berths uad meals included,
Do I'd 81: do do do
Passage through ~ York via Philadelphia, 50 do do
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CABELL HOUSE, Lynchburg, Va

CABELL HOUSE, Lynchburg, Va.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofinforming his
friends and the public generally, that he has leased for
II term OF years the CABELL HOUSE, and that it is
now open for the reception Of company. 1t has un-
dergone a thorou repair from tip to bottom, and
furn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and if entire satisfaction is given
no charge will be made. He has also leased EHot's
Stables the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender and attentive Ostlers.
g. w. A. RAINE. Proprietor.
N. B.-Ihav made arrangements with the propre-
tors of the .'VIRGINIAN READING Room by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that oil
news and literature. Cards of admission will be OBJ
tained n the Hotel Tiy 12-dh1 q. w. A. r.
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gssas VIRGINIA lane OF Richmond

These vessels al OF the first class. built in the city
Of Baltimore, expressly for this ade and have superb
or accommodations for passengers They are com
manded by experienced Captains and qualified for the
tade,and VIII will spare exertion to accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by seom,
and may be relied sail promptly advertised
Merchants going Nc orth or ordering goods from New
York will find their aterest to ship by this line,
it is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken the lowest rates, and every effort will be made
by the agents in Richmond and New York, to give satis
action. Werespecfuly ask and hope to succeed in OBJ
this line New York, will be forwarded free of COM
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah, Charleston,
any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond at
Rockets; in New York at berth No. !, Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, a.,
CHAS. H. PIERSON, N. York, ie' '''
Richmond, Aug. 28-ts No. 81, South Street.
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T YNCHnURG MARBLE WORKS,

T YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS,
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYKcHBUHG,
VA.,-J B. GADDESS g. BRO, Proprietors, fer
merty Of Balimore keepOn hand. and make to order,
Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases Counter, Table, Bureau
and Wash-sand tops made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills.
Any order, from country entrusted to will
be faithfully executed with neatness and dispatch
Aug l3--dts J. B. GADDESS' & BRO.
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i. Furniture Ware-RooEis,

~ z1Fsssss&al RIeHMoND Va,
80 OPPOSITE Exchange Bank, Main Street
We offering the largest assortment and great
variety Furniture that has ever been offered in this
market. Our motto is quick sales and small profits"
We offering great Inducements to buyers we lave
lately erected very large factory and
a very large scale Call and examine stock be-
fore buying and if do offer Furniture lower than
any other house in Virginia, will forfeit leputa-
ton. au s.. Ls JONES e. HAYWOOD.
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RAILROADS AVID CANAL
MALE. TEAM,
AccOnn n OlatiOi Train,
lssl 60 -! 9 81

VIRGINIA And TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
~ and after Thursday, the 18TH, Freig ght Troin
" with Passenger Cur attached, will cave Lynch
burg daily Saturday md Sunday eNceptcd) at O'Clock
P. NJ, and leave Bnfords daily, (Sunday and Monday
exeerted) AT 60 o'clock. A. NJ
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tci cts must be delivered in the Depot before
the previous everng. All freights be pre-
mug l0~dts THOS. JELLIS Art.
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HOTEL Cor,1

w Church Street ana FIRST AHey LynchbVrg Va
GRO CAMERoN, Proprietor.
-" Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg
AMI stopping the Washington entitled tovisit the
"Virgininn READING Room" during theirstay.
MAY l7-dfs
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LAW CIRCULAR.
WORThINGTON q. SNETEIEN,

DICEi'S PRESSURE, CENTREVENT. IRON
IL WATER-WH HEEL "A model of this celebrated
and valuable Water motor will be exhibited for few
days at the 'VIRGINIAN READING Room" This wheel
excels all others in its economy of power, sim
pcity steadiness of action compactness, durability
and cheapness. 1t is wheel which will grind
Wheat or Corn than any other wheel, and under less
had.
1t ia wheel which is in for Cotton spinning, pa
per making saving and grinding in the States of Geor
ga und Alabama, 700 having been sold within the last
three years.
The monopoly is owned by the winter Iron Works."
at Montgomery Ala. j. BEATT1E, JR., Act,
Aug l6--dts Mt the Cabell House.