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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

WEBB, RAWLINGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No so Cdro7ldetst Street, Ae0 Orleans.
Anyoi friends who wish facilities Cotton 20 be ship
ped to house in New Orleans call Memphis
address us at n Orleans. - july29-6m.
~ Eagle Eng, Wing, Memphis Union, Nashville;
W. 7. Wing jackson, copy six months and send in bill
Memphis AipeaL
RF BELL
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant
Opposite Sewanee House, College ST. No %.
feb2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

WE have hand large and beautiful stock of Ladies
wv DRESS GOODS, such plain checked and bros
cade Silks; Silk Robes Berages and Beage Robes and
large lot Of beautiful French Musns all OF which will be
sold extremely low for cash by -
aug4 SIENENSON q WHITE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09
NC CAsEs.-FOIl 4 poZ. CAsEs


~ Of Dssectng instruments received and for Sae low by
RICHARD U. CCRREY
oct2S M. 80 Union ST. Nashv,ils
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ALL AMI wan LIZ 80 10. - =.
within the last week large and well assorted stock OF ee-
CANT Ready Made Clothing Of the best material 50 that per
sons who desrUus of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited.
Customers and strangers visiting the city, are respectful
IL invited call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We convinced that we can sell lower than
auy other house in the city, either wholesale retail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09
RICH FALL AND WINTER


q 90 DIS.
WY Az. G. McCLELLAND have just received the
w largest and best selected stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods ever offered ibis market which they offer TO the
trade lower prices than they be found IN any other
house in tie CITY, At No 20 Public square.
Rich Dress Goods.
Br,cade Silks Rich PRINTED de Lainesi
Check do Rich Plaid
Plain do Elegant Plaid Cashmeres;
S,per blk do Glasgow Plaids;
Plaid Poulius Plain Nous. de Laines
PLATA ;" Fr'ch Merinos Cashmeres
Rob Ro7 Silks; English and German Merinos
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POPT-

lar and efiicacio,is BODY EgACF i tbs1 ,r,S1s'I
by Dr. Banning fer deli ate weak and debtated females
males who suffer from weakness Il the breast short
ness of bIeah pain the chest weakness and bleeding
the lungs PapItaton at the hesrt dyspepsia oiveheas
and piles falling ofthe bowels and tendency rupture
falling Of the womb.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

GLE. WHARTON. Secretary. fjanl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-09

O. hACGREGoR T.. ALLOwAY, :. BANKHEAD.
MACGREG0R, ALL0WAY q CO.,
ISSION CHANTS,
IS ST. CHARLES STREET, third Store above St Charles ote
New Orleans.
az N. E. ALL0WAY & CO, Nashville, Tenn. are at
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances on ship
ments TO us. Isepl6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
Domestic NllscelInny.


The Delaware Repailcan says that the constitu-
ton Of that Stare (Which il yet to be submitted to the
lespla for ratification aims provision what
ever in regard 10 the colorsd race.
bill hiss becp reoortad In the General Assembly II
Come icut by tho Judiciary Committee, allowing d.
20 be granted after Que years desertion.
The Waknll, (Fin Times of the 18th Inst says "A
destructive fire has been raging Tor stIne days past
on tuy plantations ia this county, the east
ep of the rail cad.
Hon Robert Tooubs bas dered an engine, on the
Ericsson principle for his cotton gin in south sessrn
Georgia sh old It prove sfu horse power will pro-
badly dispensed WITH at least to extent In the
ginning Of corto
Mr. Andrew Herd, tobacconist OF Pittsburg, was
dro~ped the "a h inst. at DAN No. j, whilst on
fishing excursion with two other persons.
The PEI sopal property Of the lats Judge Barnet OF
Ohio to disposed amounts to hundred thousand
dollar, The real estate variousy sstimstsd, but may
be sta'ed ut about million Of dollars.
The New Bsdfcrd Sdxdard says that statue OF the
real In pcMessop Of family In Nantucket.
II taken When the Bourbon was bot ak months old
end vas brought TO this country sixty Ave years ago BY
a gentleman Who visited France ~ tbst tune.
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Charge Of Murder on the High Seas

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Chief Justice Nelson.
CT DANIEL MoLoHY, RoscUs FOR
TIE MURDER OF A snAnAx
JUNE 1-Tbe trial Of Capt Nolony, charged with the
murder Of two feamen board the An erican ship Ros-
cius voyage between Liverpool and New York, was
called on The accused together with John Christian,
the doctor Of the ship charged with the murder
sesEen, FAMED 'Emsnnci' and yankee Chap" Scpar.
trials demac ded and conceded and the govern
ment decided trying Capt Moony G,st and one In
dctment, nsmely, that for the murder OF Emanuel"
Aess Fullerton and Cunning APPEARED for the prose-
cution, and the Hon + B. Cutting Hon. Ogden Holman
and Gr. Geo. F. Belts for the accused.
The petty jurors we're called snd after eight peyemp
tory challenges the part Of the accused apd being
excused for having contentious scruplcs against ca tal
punislmept the panel vss exhausted and only eight
!lrcs s,ofn WREN the adjourned TIL Thursday
morning by which time the Marshal directed
sceofal panel
Drg the swearing Of the jnror9 the Judge said that
two three gentlemen had skad him If they were be
Kept togeihe7 vt right lie wonld not object their
eIoTang II the sci sp both sides agreed Mr Cnt
rR said 1t would al depend upon the chaiastec Of tina
Jurors sworn rbether .he would con.eot or not Nc
Hoffman thought ~ the ON of confDrg Jurors for
he night hsu ptco so frequently innovaied, no
rcastn Why IA this case they should compel them tofs
MAR stay from their homes at siqht
Tic connstl consulted for soms une and Mt Dunning
aid that the statute requires that the COUNSEL the
prforer entitled TO have a copy Of the panel 40
dss previous 10 the ial and the question whs.hsr
they c'uld waive that point.
The Judge then said that he would direct the Marshal
to summer thirtysix jurors talesmen, which would
obviate any objection The trial was adjourned until 10
[The Hon W r. Seward, United States Senator wa, on
the Bench for short time ssr the setting Of the Court
THE LATE POST OFFICE RoBBERIEs.
Tie Grsnd Jury found true bill against Theodore A.
Rosie for stealing from the New York post Office letters
containing money, jerelry, 10, whilst engaged as .
clerk in that establishment
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The above sums were refunded to Mr. Swartwout from
~ II. OGDEN
Mr. Ogden as ia well known, the cashier OF Mr..
Swsrtwout while the latter held the Office of Collector,
and will be noted that the whole Of the above indebted
ness had been paid months before the Of
Mr.. SwaItwout Was known.
1t is believe that there is no suit or judgment
arniss any # the sueties Of Mr. Svartwout; but
derst there treasury warrant issued against
all Of them and levieo BY the xar hal the 18th OF No
yember 1855 the record Of which may be found in the
Office Of the Cek Of the District Court which covers all
the property that spy Of them then possessed or may
bave since acquired which has never, 30 far IS kno
been discharged IL is also true nothing ect
ed from 10 band by OF the levy hs had no
property at hat 'ic uhect to the levy having shory
previous conveyed all tie bis creditors
10 sstisy inco,obances thereon, to the Mt
OF hundred Iweuty thousand dollars (Sl2O oOo)
to epdersors h notes at the bapr in the city,
amounting 10 eighty thousand dollars ESQ 0oo) aud
other confidential obligations. j. BiRDoALL.
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Board OF Assl.tant Aldermen
SPECIAL SEsSIoN-OFFICIAL.


WEDNESDAY. June /. 1858.
PresentAssistant Alderman Barker, in the chair;
Assistant Alderme Woodward, Ring, Wells Hunt B,u-
tor, McGonp, Stewart Wbeian rastord ard AcConkey.
STATE SCHOOL soslTs
TIE CHAIRMAN announced that the Board had been
vered in conformity with the Second section Of the
charter.
on molten Of Assistant Alderman RING the report OF
the Finance Committee Of Boad Of Aldermen In favor Of
approprstrg Sz9 GIL o. pay draft Of State Supern
tendeDt Of Common Schools for quota to State School
meneys for 1852 taken up and coneurred in by the
following vote:-
AGrrnstve-Nessrs. woodward Ring Wells, Hunt,
Bcuton. keGown, Stewart Wheelan, Barker, era sfo-1
and McCorkey-n
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at o'closk
From the minutes. G. I. AcCLENACHAN, Clerk.
DEBATES IN THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
[Gur Special Report
Assistant Aldermen BARKER in the absence Of tbs
President, chosen Chairman. He announced that this
nesting called by rsquisjtien from the Mayor.
payment f S129 OIL for the support OF tho Common
Schools Of this city, then taken up and read by ths
Clerk
Alderman RING did see why the Comptroller should
not wish to borrow money for this object very
curious ard Inconsistent with his former conduct If it
report Monday, light might be thrown on the
subject.
Alderman WOODWARD thought that it should have been
paid long ego and meved that they with tbs Board
Of Aldermen.
Alderman BouroN said no doutt there was law com.
we concur with the other Beard now 1t any othsr
time.
The ayes nays then taken the aeceptation
OF the report and adoption OF the resolution which
unanimously adopted.
The Board then adjourned until Monday evening st
o'clock.
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&. Spicer AIMED Honest John ............. 0 o
Time, S:o3-S0lA
full report Of this great will ss given to
CENTREvILLE COURSE. L. I.-TRoTrING.
TUESDAY May 3l-Tiotyns match, $500, two mile
heats, to $50 Id, wagons.
d Pffer named CHI m. Ella Observation-Disclosures.
FL. Woodruff named b m Lady Haley. ''''dis
Time, 55S.
Lacy Haley entirely out OF condition for the above
race and to make matters worse he cut her quarter
badly in scoring previous 20 the start She has another
engagemement with Ella and it is to be hoped that she
may got in better order for that sh. has
mott capital nsg contend with. Ella the favorit.
to the end Lady Haley giving the after the st
mile She beaten to the stand eighty yards in 257
and tsken up outside the drawgate, the distance dag
having fallen in her face. The last mile was trotted in
sol.
SAME DAY-Trotting match $780, mile heats best three
in FIVE III harness.
c. Brooks named br. m Lady Orange $1,000. ! l |
F, j. Nodine named ch. M. Rose OF Michigan. q 2
Time, 2:50H-2:53k-2.46
The above race Was gotten up by Grange county men,
who here to decide which of the above horses
WAS the fastest There has a-sys been great rivalry
amcpg the horsemep OF NewbuIg and the sur ,oundng
country to have the fastest nag and road matches
matters of daily occurrence. The two above named
horses have been matched more than once before it is
staed the brown being the victor but the
of Ro,e OF Michigan, thinking that his would do
better OF trottibg track than the turnpike, chal
legged the Of Lady Orange for the shove and
the Of speed he Is again $3.50 out OF pocket
This ought to satisfy the gentleman, for his mare has
about much chance II beating Lady Orange as she
would of keeping up with locomotive engine at full
SPEED. LADY Orange can tTot in 2:4o or under-nari
tl6t Ike very embarrassing throug hout and
many Of the bsckers OF ths chestnut mare gave up
their stakes and lift the track before The termination of
the Lady Orange was never headed bat once
duyiDs the and that AZ The start Of We third
heat In bali strides she clear in front, aud
logged nicely on to the end.
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Supreme Cou,t-GsnernI Term.

Before Hon Judge. Edmonds I'd Yards aud Morris.
JUNE In The mailer Of Patrick Fitzgerald, convced Of
the Murder Of has vife-A. A. Phillips (Judse Of the Ma
fine Court brought this up b II Of excsp-
tons depending mainly the point that the Judge at
Oyer aud Termrcr, ed ards) refused to swear juror
on the grounds of conscientious scrupes against
punishment though he (the JUROR tai he would render
verdict according to the evidence The District Attor
ney appeared the people. The Court sustained tho
deciaion and verdict Of the Oyer and Termner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

Roman historisns would lead them rnfy the DO yer
before which their own eions hSd often quaed But
wheD consider the difficulty q subsi.n large nun
Der OF In march through an unfrendiy country
and this at time when much Of the now cultivated
peron OF Europe covered with forest and s~anpI
an dispc'ed TO think that the hosts which Tor success
sion OF certures the Roman empire did cot In
the aggregate exceed in numbers the immigration thai
has alrn pace 10 tho UDsd states since 1880 In other
words am inclined TO believe that within the last
years The Old World has poured upon the United Sta
lumber Of persons as ercss-with their natural in.
creGfs-s ASA rent INTO Europe in these armed mgrs
tons Of bsrbarous races.
Eere q courfe the parallel ends The racs. that in.
ysced Europe came 70 ay waste and subjuaa.e the
ho.t that cross the Atlantic peaceful ia nisrans
The former burt the Roman empire and by Oft re-
reafed strokes beat l. 70 the ground The Immigrants
10 America from all c0uRtr eGme 10 cast ia their 10.
with The naive citizrnr aud to hare With us this IRE /
inheritance Of civ1 AID religious liberty The for ner
were etocous bartarsIs, hall clad 10 skins tp.akiog
strange tongues, Torsipiny strange gods with boody
res the latter are the children If the countres from
wbch the frat European rel IL Of thts coutitent GRO
ce.cad and belong With us to the great commoo family
OF thu.ienoom The foru.ef destrorsd tba c,iire n
the ancient world and on sf,r thon.and y.ars
that better civil zsdoD grew UP ftoIn its rains sue
millions vto bsye established themselves Ia Ame-lc,
within sixty years from the moment Of ihsr ar
gradually ab'othed isto the Of tho p,pnlatcn, con
forming 70 the laws rooudiug themselves 10 he man
mere OF me coun ~ sad contributing their share It's
Jrofberity aud strength. Aoplause.)
II is curious coincidence that as the frat mighty
ware Of the hostile immigration that burst uoon Ea
before the time Of Saviour consisted Of tribs eop
rg TO The great Celtic the remains Of which
lied By ID cir original dialect are still found in Brittany
10 Wales in the hs haL Of scotland and especially ia
nesnd-so by far the greater portion of tho new and
ir'ldy immigration to tie United States consists o,
100 oen Oppressed have heard in this villages of
wales and the highlands OF Scotland the pe preached
N supsttsntisy the same language in which Brennus
mystic songs Of the Drrds we're chauntsd In the depths
OF the rimeval forests of France and England IN the
TINE o. julius Cesar 1t "a stu SPOKEN By thousands Of
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JUNE 1--DrcLsIoS.-In The matter Of Elisabeth McCdr-
tee alleged lunotic The report Of the Commissioners
(dndng Mrs McCsi tee of sound mind conHrmed Costs
and expenses 10 be paid by the Comnssio Peter J.
Gar
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N.Y. syyartw cat and Mr. Birdsall-Letter from
Iqrn. nlrusall.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TEE NEW YORK HERALD.


10 TIE EDITOR OF TEE NEW YORK HXRALD.
NEW YORK, juno l. 1853.
sRIn your journal Of the 9th Of April there appeared
letter from samuel Sw artwout, Esq from whish the
following is an eAtract-
At the time lett of 1893 Mt Brdall was
me INV ards Thousand S3WO dollars borrowed
money which not dollar WAS ever reIuhd 50 20 me-
Mr. Tirdsa was therefore gamer and not loser by his
connection with me. =, ,.,.,...;..
and tho government permit me 70 rqeess
the insertion Of the accompanying eertihcae OF ne
the Circuit Court United States ~ this district
will barely add that there not at this day any SUIT or
sueties IN TINS or any
in the UnionVery respeetulx your oseaent
servant SAhu Ell sWAhi"ooi'
Twas Mr.. Editor much surprised and panied TO hea'
Of such publica having appeared in your paper
few after the dssease Of my husband had never
heard him speak of any indebtedness to Mr. S'art~oat
and did not believe that any exsted; still war fearful
that no record had been left by which the statement
might be but recent examination of his
papers have found hquidsted account Of money bor
rosed of Mr.. Syartwout, Of which the following is a
copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

Governor boutwell, has been elected to the MAssschu
fstts Constitutional Convention in session In Bos
ton, unanimously, from tic toxn Of pcriiI.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAITWOA \
GsA eA EEIEa

.EAPdESS FREIGHT CAR.
and alter the 18th December, freight r arranp-
ed Tor the purpose will be with the mail train
daily Sundays excepted) for the speedy transpor-
tation OF milk, butter fresh meats and other perisbabs
ARTICLES, and ofpackages of merchandise &C.
special agent will accompany the car to attend to
the receipt and delivery Particles the several depos
All articles must be put up securely, with their weight
and destination marked thereon and be ia place betre
the arrival OF the train at the depots in the country
Articles to be transported from the Richmond Denot
must be sent there between A NJ and NJ accon,na
ed by two tickets stating to what place thew are To he
sent by whom and to whom Ifthe articles receveJ cor
respond with the tickets will be signed by the agen
he depot and delivered to the person bringing the ar
tleles' ana the other retained by the agent
An agent WIZ be In ATTENDANCE at the Richmond de.
Po.' rom M thi NJ, for the delivery OF articles
brought by'the Express cars
The freght all articles must he maid in odvanc. .ra
~ a'tcie VIII be taken for any turn out
Table of Rates.
:. TRUNKS ROXES AND PACKAGES
olnSe PACKAGES not exceeding five pounds weight for
u an Instances; ................25 CTS
aeshaSes Weighing over five pounds and less than
:, my pounds, all distances observation-disclosures, 10 cts
achages weighing over fifty pounds and less than
Arfiss :. so cts
Richm5MSeseedng 100 pounds in weight between
Between Rcnasts Louisa G II per 100 lbs. 80 cts
p1, Do do do iierdonsville per 100 lbs. 90 cts
Doi'ER, LARD, DRESSSS1m a, river, 100 lbs rs cts
Is cents MEATS oWLs AND FRESH
ss 20 , Gen's sl FER 100 lbs for all distance.
Per busbel FRUITS AND vEeErAs.-s
OYSTERS ....----.-...a 5 ~.
del = by special f ffE.-; s.es T,.u cts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
H. NJ. ZIMlEERMAN,
No. 1873, Main ST., corner of 18TH, Richmond,

NO. 1Dt, nam ST., corner oil ISth, lSIchmOmd,
fhFFERS for sale complete assortment OF House
~ Keeping and other articles as follows:
Cnttery.Fine ivory handle Knives and Forks, in sets
OF 81 pieces by tho dozen setvory handle Knives by
the dozen buffalo handle Knives and Forks, Carvers,
stees Pen and Pocket Knives Bread Knives, Scissors
Fruit and other Knives.
Hardware.-Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Maslin and
Brass Kettles, Fry Pans. Grdirons Waffle Irons Fur
haces. Tenders, Fire Irons, Coffee Mills, &c.
Saper Plated Wore.-Casors Spoons Forks, Butter
Knives Walters Toast Racks Snuffers and Trays, &c.
Albata Ptate.-Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons. Salt
and Egg Spoons, Table and Dessert Forks.
Britannia Ware.-Tea and Coffee Potts. Cream Jugs
Sugar and Stop Bowls Piggins, Soup Ladies', Casters
Mugs. Candle Sticks. Gas Lamps
TIN Wafe.-English block tin Coffee and Tea Pots,
Sugar Dishes Stop Bowls and Cream Potts. Dish Covers
Coffee Urns
Japamned TVa,e-Toilet Sets, w 4ter and Stop Buck
cts Cake Boxes Dressing Gases, Spice Boxes Tea Trays
Nursery Lamps. Plate Warmers, Tea and Coffee Can
nisters Tumber Drainers.
Bathing Apparatus.-Lock's Patent Shower Baths
Hand Shower, Sponge, Hip EMERSON and chidrens
Bathing Tubs.
article manufactured in this country Water Coolers Ice
Trays Picks and Mallets. lee Cream Freezers
Ciocks.-American French and Vienna 80 hours, and
aud Is day large stock from the best manufacturers
Pansr afaciie Gooas.-Stands, Tables, Fort Folos
trays and Walters and variety ofother articles nlad
with Pearl and painted.f
Mood Ware 8c.-fubs, Buckets, Chnrns, Plsgns,
Water Cans. Barrel Covers, Brooms, Mats. Wille,y
Wagons Cradles, Baskets, plain, painted and embroio
cred.
ing furniture crab scfabbing, White wash iesh tooth,
nail hat a.l Clothes brushing and sweeping Brooms.
Musical IqstrHmeats-Vlolins Gui ars Flutes. Ac
co-deons, Flatlnas, Banjos violin, guitar and banjo
Strings, sec
Dressing Pocket Fine tooth and Wood combs
Cast Iron Hat Racks together with Perfumery
Soaps and Fancy Al cles in great variety numerou
20 be embracedin an advertisement
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04
-, '" Mn S1HN ARHsANVF Fl ENT.
MT Ez - O..
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,

OPEN TO MECHUMS RIVER
Daafyeach rag 6epeea Stauton and Richmond in f,.
teen honrS.
4 4 n and after Monday 18th November leave Rich
~ mond at 81 A M. stopping for breakfast at the
Junction; and returning leave Mechums river at IL,
NJ and arrive III Richmond at 81 NJ.
DAILY CONNECTIONS.
Between charlottesville and Richmond, fare. So 50
DO Staunton do do do. 5 O0
Do Lexington do do do : 90
DO Culpeper do do do. so
Connecting with Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TRI-wEEKLY CONNECTIONS
Between LynclbuTg and Richmond on MONDAYS We'd
nesday sand Friday S going up--..-.....S 50
10 Guayandotte do do, same days going west 90 90
DO Charleston, (Kanawha,) do do, same DAYS
gong west --.--.---...........l 10 90
DO buchanan do do, same DAYS going West g M
Do Weston do do, on Tuesdays THURSDAYS
ana sundays, going west IA 90
DO Beverly do do, same days .......11 IN
Our stages arrive at Staunton from Richmond at n
NJ LIST day at Lexington at q NJ ed day. and at Beyer
ly att NJ third day
o. WIN. P. FARRISH& co. .
line ofour horse coaches will leave Gordonsvie for
New Market alter the arrival of the cars on Tuesday
thursday and Saturday. and return Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, [by Madison c HI
Servants travelling without their masters must leave
pass with the ticket agent and also show another to the
conductor. ~ ~
An extra charge will be made if passengers do not OBJ
Tain tickets K. H. GILL;
Superintendent of Trans portaton
w ashngton passengers may go by the Junction
ana reach that city In twenty hours from Staurtop
taking the night line of the Richmond Frederick sbur
and Potomac Railroad Company o
no 10 K. ii. GILL. Sup't
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-04

:; u BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS, In Oth MATT
PACkET BOATS, BY SCOTTSVILLE K LYNCH
buhG-On and after the 10th, boats will leave Rich
mond daily sunday excepted at the usual hour P M
and arrivedin Lynchburg in "a hours and in Buchanan n
AZ hours. IA
Returning leave Buchanan at II, A. M, every dav ex.
eept Sundays; arrive in Lynchburg 81 p H.: leave
Iynchburg at T. NJ and arrve in Rchmondn 80 ,ours
In time to connect with the Norfolk boats leaving at 81
NJ and the Southern and Northern Railroad cars leav
ing at A. NJ
Passengers Tor Lexington connect with daily line
stages at North rver returning leave Lexington every
day except sunday and arrive in Richmond in A hours
Passengers for Farmville fare 81 Buckingham c. H.
will leave Richmond in Monday ednesdavs and Fri;
day boats.
Below card of time of arrival at intermediates dis
tances
LeaYe Richmond daily. Sundaxs o,rcartaa a.c I,