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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-04
"HEysterious Operation i'm Grain"

In the En- sllsh and continental markets, u hen
was alluded 10, SOME time since, by the news
papers ON both sides of the Atlantic, as poIit.
q al scheme of Louis Napoleon, is again attrdc
tlng attention, we observe The same agents
employed bv the same uuknoW n principal las
Is Supposed are buying up j" heat and houra
large quantIIeS, ON the continent, and bring
ing 1t to the En- sh market. " here it is sold at
dead oss.
Tn amount already sacrificed By hese trans
actions winch are all CONDUCTED b, esch pay.
ment~. IS estimated at no less sum than
t loo 600. The system commenceJ, a largS
can lie ascertanrd, about February last and
continued ill after tie hlrvest,w hen It eased
fora short tine. Latterly ii has recommend
and is at thi, time IN fall action. The Whole
hing is lncxpl ca lie, IN itself, though of course
there are many interpretations given oil lis m
coming.
PER contra, the New @, leans Crescent puts
down the my srery' as just no nvs e~v at all
but only an arlful experiment 10 knock DOM
The prices OBJECTION! And as some cv euce 81
The TACT, states that the FIST announcement oil
he mysterious operations as it apprnre, N the
London Economist, has hern Reproduced IN
letter sheet for general circulation throughout
the States NORTH South. East and West.
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nr. IngcrsoII nj the Guiidi,an Lon
don.

Al The grand annual banquet gwen by 'he
Lord Mayor oil London, on Wednesday, the
9Th ultimo, the Lord Mayor after the usual
loyal toa.ls lad been disposed Of sad be vas
delighted TO have among bis guests the repre-
sentative Of a country between which and
G rcat Britain an interchange Of a kindly lei.
iog was TO be desired AMI gave His Excel
lcocy the AMERICAN MINISTER, aud the ktY-
resentaiyes Of Foreign Powers "
Mr. INGERsoLL returned his thanks. He re-.
GREETED that he was not accompanied by more
OF his fellow ministers on tbs occasion, that
they might have seen the assembled loyalty,
and he might add he assembled beauty PR.
sent IN that hall II so, lbey would have been
satisfied Of he truth OF the old odage. that 'th'
absent are IN the wrong" The country hicl
he had the honor 10 represent WAS excellcd by
none other ia love and admiration for the peo
pie Of England. They derive their kooI
edge from the same instructor, and
their habits from the same examples.
The charters Of the middle ages, the Bill Of
Rights, the Habeas Corpus, were theirs as
well MS ours. He addressed them In the same
copous language winch they spoke, aud his
/, low countrymcn studied the same looks.
aud arrived at the same conclusions of peace
and happiness To illustrate the feeling bnrne
to the people Of England. he might remind
Them that gentleman Of London, Mr. /. 5a-
riog.) without any particular rank or any other
lille but that of being a London merchant,
came to the United States, aud there received
the homage elsewhere paid TO conqnerors.
Cheers. When The people Of England sub
scribcd To relieve the IRISH from famine ms
were not backward IN rem
dering their assistance; and lately when the
expeditions " ere 6tcd out 10 ascertain the
fate of SRI. Franklin, the Americans endeae-
orcd also To come To his RESCUE Cheers.
5 nee he (Mr INGEnsoLL had come 10 England
he had received those marks OF hospitality ano
kindly intercourse which denoted the feelings
entertained towards his country. He had seen
today the lotslty with which the throne wa,
REGARDED, aud he. too. was wiling to say
" lrh them all."God save The Queen" Cheers.
After an alusion 10 the gratifying spectacle
which was presented on the occasion of IN,
funeral OF the Duke oil Wellington. Mr.. NIGER
soil resumed his seat amid the hearty plaudit.
OF the company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-04
Democratic Confessions

The Petersburg (Va.) Southside Democrat
has Washington correspondent, who has re.
lieved his conscience by writing as follows con.
corning the hordes of office seekers that are
now setting traps 10 catch the President e.
lect:
at will serve no honest purpose To deny the
fact; man in Washington with half an eye
in his head, who ponders on what he hears,
momentarily will be satisfied that at least one
hundred men, very few of whom are persons
whose previous history would suggest them
selves 10 General Pierce In such connexlon,are
being urged upon him with all the parapher
malta of putting letters with long lists of sign
ers, resorted to for some years past in gettn g
petty post office, or surveyorship OF some out
Of the way port.
The worst feature in the case is the fact
that the gangs ofohice-seekers who were foil
ed IN Baltimore in their efforts 10 effect nom.
nation that promised most sa rely 10 pay them
Aeach gang best, are the parties who are thus
hunting down General Pierce To such apass
aus 'n's game Come that the Wings ofthe press
now In this city seem to know as well as any
,'e,hocra, just hat Offices each set of the
o "a ~ 'ach gentleman heng pressed ar,
ater he result Will be. thar his d;srenuta.
bio practice will bring the Democrats nartv
into disrePute, unless our own pre.se, Put
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HnpoytootJtom lIerieo- Drc5s'a,4. t,e IL.
huaateVrc Qucstlon -DlJ9af ua,i Sa.,.ol.,
oftc Fleach IN S0Dora, 81
New ORLEANS Dec Boy an arrival NJ
his DO tn. Picaluap has advices Tom H..
city oi Mexico Ia the lih inst. The mi,
news of Importance Is that relating 10 the Te..
huantepcc contract. and tic sarrra der of tho
Sonora, expedition
The Executive having conceded to Con.
yes the phi, elege Of deciding upon the several
Tehuanrepec proportions recently sub aitted
hat body proceeded to vote upon the proDo,i.
tons before them, a. d, upon the vote being
counted the contract W as declared 10 b. a.
vardrd to Guaoajuat Il Co, compaoy0 hica
has generally been supposed 10 have stood but
poor chance OF success The decision
therefore created no little excitement.
From Sonora we learn that some further en-.
gagemens had taken place between the Mex.
lean troops and Count Raoussett. the leader Of
the French expedition in that Stale. which re.
suited in the defeat Of the latter. and the sur.
render OF the entire expedition 10 the Mex can
forces
The Falcon has arrived with $4,000 in
gold, including what is IN the hands of passen.
gers.
The Picayune has further accounts from
Mexico. The proposition ofthe Guansjecto
Company was adopted by the Chamber of
Deputies, by six majority.
There has been another Ministerial crisis in
which Senior Romeo resigned his office Min.
lister ofForeign Affairs. Up to The latest dates
his successor had not been appointed.
1t was generally supposed that as breaking
up Of the Ministry would cause another
change upon the part ofthe Government in
regard to the Tehuantepec route.
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lew BOOKS PER EXPRESS.-Just recei,

! ed The following Helc books
Murion's Brigade and Light Dragons, by DR. J II
Robinson p
Katie Stewart, Tom Story 25
Pictorial Life of Crocket. by himself 50
1000 and l'hantoms, Dumas 50
Tom CIingle's Log, 80
The Ocean Bound, Stuart Goldman %
Life and Adventures of Coz Monroe Edwards p
Lives ofthe FeIohs IS
Jack Ram or 10 Strung jack, Jas Lindridge p
Wild Western Scenes thrilling narrative OF adyen
lures in the Western wilderness 25
Mai Jones Courtship New Ed. 50
Aunt Phls' Cabin Mrs NJ Eastman so
tlandy ANDY Lover 50
Dick Clinton, the masked highwuvman p
Mary Price. by W NJ Reynolds SO
Henry Esmond, by Thaekeray SO
My Novel, Varieties in English Life, Bulwcr 375
Count OF Monte Christie ) vols Dumas each so
Wade Warren, Emnerson Bennett %
Fortune Teller o.
Juveaile Gin %
Cri,,y'- Plantation Melodies nos and each l2I
The Nightingale Songster la
ireman's Trumpet do l25
Lovely Nelly do l2I
Dolly Jones do 1oI
Ben Bolt do ls1
Belle Of Baltimore do ~
- Blue do III
Jenny Lime darkio do ia
Bean and Bill, IoI
Fancy Kate 121
Songs OF Old Ireland, III
ALSO,
LaGy's Book for January o.
Aurthurs Home Magazine o
Petcrsons do o.
Yankee Notions. 1oII
NEWSPAPERS
Bank Note Detecor for Jan 1oI
a large lot of New Toy Books.
Flag OF Our Union, vol. for Jan. g.
lankey PriVatecr, new paper, 81
Empire CITY. 81
Whip and Spur, ri
New York Spirit of The Times,
Gleason- Pictorial, new vol
NJ
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Political IH0rement at WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 9 p. M.-Srnator
Sam. Houston arrived to day, direct from
Texas, in good health and spirits.
Hon Graham n. Fitch has gone to Indiana
TO be in the vicinity at The meeting of The leg
stature next month and will he returned Sena-
tor for the unexpred term of Senator Whit.
comb next monlh-so say the leading men from
that Stale.
It's stated here, that Colonel Forney has
gone TO CONGO d to have an interview wltrthe
President elect, TO oppose the claims Of jude
Campbell for post in the nav cabinet, and
to sustain the claims Of the Hon James Buch
anan.
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LATEST NEWS By THE NAILS. ,
One Day Later from Europe.
preoJsfufs Dun and Declining- Cotton ST.

Breadstafs Dun ana Decf'"'"g- Cotton Stea :
dy. &c.
uurAx. Dec 3l-Private letters, received
nv the steamer Franklin, bring full comm4r.
cal advices from Liverpool up to the clnse Of
business on the llrh inst. and may be regar.
drL as one day later than those brought by the
Canada. of which the folio" inc -the substance
LjserDool. Der. IL. 6. p M-The Cotton
market, after the depression of The past week,
closed today steady at FRIDAYS rates. VIZ:
New Orleans fair 81, middlng 5 7-l6d No.
bile far sgd, mid ling std; upland tar 5}j.
middiog sd.
Brrad~rnIs-Thp hour market this evening
closed doll, v in adecl1ne of oil 10 81 per bs1'
rrL Since Wednesday specnlalions were "a.
Their sabIurd and nilers and dealers operated
only L. limited extent
Lo0don, Dr.. 1.-THE fonds were steady.
and consols 81 sed at I0l to i01t.
Tn above statement OF The market Is also
coroborafed by copy ofthe London inns
received b. The Frntl Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-04

lon The sih Of November, pouring forth fresh
current had up to the 9Th descended as far as
the VOLTA della Scancato. i've miles distant
from Iaflefana Elnea. The mountain con.
tinues 10 Sc. d forth loud reports aud to shoot
up globes Of thick smoke, Interpreted with
/ fine ashes.
NJ Gaillairdct, in the Courier DIES Etat'-
tatsgive, currency 10 the report that the
Pope has decided TO come to Paris at the end
oil May next, 10 crown their tnsjesties the En-.
peror and Empress ofthe French and that he
vii a.terward bestow The same consecrniion
upon the Emperor of Austria at Vienna or Nj.
Ian.
We notice that King kamehameha is follow
ing the example Of the universal Yankee Ma.
Jon, in procIaiinlug day of public tbanksgiv-
ing in the autumn Of each year. The day
this ear was the 18th Of November. Ills pro-
cIommion is g5t up in tho usual style of Am.
eticau proclamalions for a similar observance
Dispatches have gone out from the State
Department directing Mr.. Rives to ackno~ /
'dg' The EmPlre rs tho Government dciacfo
oi 'ahee'
The change in Mr.. Kings health is not Sc
1ons' aud ehopes to be able TO go 10 Norfolk
N time Tor the next steamer, for Havana.
Gen. Wool Is at Concord on visit to Gen
Pierce
"eofee ". Jones' at present Senator IN
ConSress from The state OF Iowa. was on The
u NIT reelected 10y The Legislature OF that
otai' ior another term oil SIX Years from the 1th
oi M'reh neS' when his present term VIII eX-
pre-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-04
! EGROES WANTED

~ continues in mark ct for NEGROES Of Lo,I
between the ages of 10 anA 30 years includng Mec
,cs such as Backsmth, Carpenters and viii nav o..
highest ma ket prices in cash. His office il o Wv
'tected brick building on LIST Lynch street. imn,e
"ately IN rear OF the Farmers, Bank where he i ,
pared, (hayine erected oI.,n:LQs WIN, tr,, pre-
hegroe'' zen - Lvacnoarg Tor safe >. therwse
mo lsrate terms and keen them as secure rs il, u"
rIaced IN ;1e al = ne Corporation were
u9- 26-d3olv SETH Uooo,oo
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The webster EuiOgy.

We are requested to state that the euIogy of
Mr., Webster, by RoBr J. DAVIS, ESQ will
bo delivered at the Protestant Methodist
Church, Thursday night, and there will be no
further posponement for inclement Gather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-04
Atlantic and Pacific lsai.road.

The Washlngto correspondent Of the n l.
journal OF Commerce, after referring To the
various projects which have been started LOT
The construction of a railroad between the ~
lanilc States and our territory on the Pacla'
coast, and the difficulties and objections con
hected with them. goes on to say
But, fortunately solution fall the maol-
i"id difficulties 18th which this question is SD;
rounded, Is found in The proposition when Is
ABOUT to be made to Congress by an ass"c.a'
non OF the entrrprzing engineers, ca si'aI''s'
and hnanciers OF he State Of New York
J his association viii be prepared, neA'
week to submit TO Congress, in formal H'al
me-, project which has already been brouBn'
10 the nonce Of many members, and has o' 'T
approved by them-ior constructing "A a ,,.
tary and p st road from the valley of the WIS
S'sslppl, to San Francisco, in California, or ON.
er place on the Pacific Ocean," The comPaP.
consists OF men Of the most enterprisng cha.'
eeter aud the greatest amount Of pracic'l u
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stop 10 II by speaking ont m IT'S 'OUus ''''''-
Ton.
Why does our ueighbor ofihe Republican
preserve so profound silence on this SUBJECT
We hope he is not among "the parties "i'o are
thus hunting down General Pierce ]"
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CINCINNATI Dec. 18Th, 1852.


CINCINNATI, Dec. 18th, 1852
My last was mailed in Allegheny city, which
les contiguous to Pittsburg, being separated
by the Allegheny river, which here unies
with the Monongahela, in the formation of the
Ohio. These two cities, with Birmingham,
seem 10 form triple alliance for the securi-
" of commerce and the support of establish
ments for the manuac ture Of almost innumera.
bic articles. The first material in this list
seems to be iron, which is moulded and work.
ed into every conceivable shape. Immense
fortunes have been realized by many iron deal
nrs IN these cities during the present year, some
even vieing with our tobacconisrs in their
Speculations for the season. Railroad i'm.
provcments, combined with manufactures,
seem to he the life of these places causing the
population to increase most rapidly; and as
gazed from a commanding position upon the
busy scene before me, thought perceived
something Of the future of our youthful city,
now that she has laid aside her village charac-
ter and is graspng and welding with more
manly hand these elements of prosperity.
Descending the beautiful Ohio and passing
1nile a number of thriving little towns, the
Virginia traveller has his curiosity next emil.
vened with the thriving appearance of Wheel
ing, which is now in the excitement of hearty
congratulation with The city of Baltimore, up.
On the completion Of railroad communication.
There the river is spanned by magnificent
wire suspension bridge, the second one erect
ed in this country, and which has been a sub
leotof much litigation before the Supreme court
and the National and Virginia Legislatures
Obstruction To steamboat navigation is the
complaint against this bridge, which can onIy
be urged with any degree of FEASIBILITY when
the water is high, and then it appears as if the
plan of raising and lowering the chimneys and
escape pipes, now SO common On these west.
ern boats ought to obsiate this difficulty
Some persons attribute the opposition against
this bridge to the avaricious jealousy of the
boat-owners and merchants of Pittsburg be
tween whom and the enterprising citizens of
Wheeling there are not perhaps the most friend
ly relations. THIS is the only bridge that spans
the Ohio river in distance of one thousand
miles.
Arrived at Cincinnati, the second point Of
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MARRIED..

On the 22nl Dec. by the Rev b A. Martin Mr., Henry
NJ. ARMIsTEAD, To Mrs. MARCIA Z. consort of Saml
Lambeth deed, all of Campbell county.
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CoRREspoNDENcE OF THE VrRaINIAN.

We take the liberty Of making public the fol-
lowing extract from letter Of friend, at pre-
sent on visit to the Southwestern States 1t
is from tho source as that published a
short time since:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

Y III IC OPH T. X . HS, Of MEDICAL CON-
POUND. for BEAUTIFYfNG, CURLING Pro-
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair Rcey.
ing Diseases of tho skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains. and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by geographi
cal lines, be reputation of BAnRYs TRlcoruE per
vndes the Union The sales of the article of late years
have increased in ratio Tint almost exceeds bolief-
Professor BAnnY, nter careful examination of his
snlea book finds that number Ct bottles devere
der in quantities of from haf gross upward during the
year 1852, within tfife of $50 900.
IL Ia unnecessary 10 present nj length tho evidences
the wonderful properties OF the Trchopherous when
tho public had furnished such .ndorsement this
The cheapness OF the article and the explanations given
o its chemical action upon the har the scalp. and in a
rases o superficial irritation, first recommended IL to
tho attention Of the people. Ths a TINT the invsn
Tor desired Every ho,tle advertised itself The effects
charm The Indies would moi be without H. Country
dealers In every section OF the United States found they
must hive III ind thus wns built up Wholesale trnde of
extent hitherto unheard of IA regards articles ,f
his Kind. The highest point has yet been reachesl
nnd II is believed TINT the saes this year will bo mill
lion and hnlf of bottles.
Depot and Mnnulneiory, No. 1877 Brondwayi Now
York. Retail price, % cents n large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold
by the pr.spa merchants and druggists throughou' tbs
United States and Canada Mexico, Wcst Indies, 0reat
Ertnin France. &c.
Sold b, ID. H. Lyman, IL. Seuy and Il. staber, b
Co. Lynohbmg.
mny 2G-d&e6m
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RICHMOND.
LINE of Richmond n.

hN1 NEW-fDkk FAUkETS.-Tha new -
home line il composed of the following vessels and
sails ifom New-fnrk every three days. All owned In
lie city of Richmond, viz;
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.otr,s t.,,..#,.,,# oHt Enst Cioss.-Boxes of mats
h1.hl-hi inihuuae
.te,f.es n,a.at,iate 10 Second Class.-Boxes, bales
goo feathers shoes, saddery, glass, paints ois
hugs and CT ntectionery.
articles ap,roprialeto Third Class-Virginia domes
lies sugar coffee, liquor bagsing rope, butter cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides, cotton yarns cop
per- tin, sheet IRON hollow-ware queensware, castings
hardware, marble, dressed and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in special or fourth classmates >,
articles appropriqie 10 the Fourth Class.-Flour, lin
ck rice, pork beef fish lard, talow and bacoh I'm
casks boxes sacks beeswax, bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar ron marbe (undressed) rl:ii and
erlnd stones, mill gearing
per 30 30 miles tiles 80 Salt Fi'v PER n"S. 1u,nTl
GOA n $50 miles. 80 ~
l2OG miles 100 Carrie 'ast. Il
Sett7--dts
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NUMBER SO
MISCELLANEOUS.
TOPHYsICuANs.-The.ubaeril

fIsOPuYSIClANS.- subscriber would call
attention nf Physicians their extensive stock, OF
Pure Medicinal Extracts prepared by Tlden e. Co., of
New York. These prepared In yaouo, and
are entirely pure and reliable. They neatly put up
in glass jars enclosed In paper boxes Of nil sizes from
oz To one pound, for sale by JOHN IL. SEAY & Go.
ann pg-dta
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OFFICE VIRGINIA e. TENN. r. R. co.

UFFICE VIRUINIA & TENN. r. K. %. {
LYNcHBuRG Sept. 13th 1853.
FTNHE 9th annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the
l. Virginia i. Tenn. Rail Road Company will take
place This office, the Goth day of October next, ani
all persons holding proxies requested to hand them
in at carly aday possible, tint the may be
examnedand tested JNO K. HUGHES, elk.
Sent ID t26oc Va IL Tenn. r. X Co.
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hose vessels Of the frs class, built in the city o
baltimore expressly for this ade and have superior
Communications for passengers. They commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for tho trndo
nnd who slll spare exertion To accommodate They
VIII be towed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied on 10 sn promptly = advertised
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it their interest chip by this line,
rs freight will always be taken low by any other
line ot Packets, md every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYork give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and IL per ses.
Tobacco being about 80 per cent less thnn eharg' =,
The Steamers. Insurance be effected in tho R..a.
noad Fire Association by this line at 3.S per cent.
We respectfully a-k md hope IN succeed in obtain.
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line TO New York will be FOR.
wnrded free Of commission New Orleans Mobile.
Charleston Savannah nny other Southern North
ern port, The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York at Bo,th No. Coffee House Slip foot
Will Street. DAVID CURliE Richmond, } y
G. IL. PIERSON, N. Y
No Gl ,Souh Street.
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! OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS Ac.-

OCKETS, LOCKETS, PINS Nc.-
- The subscriber respectfully informs the public tim
lie las jest returned from the North with un'lsunl,
lnrge stock of Degnerreoypepg material, embraciaI
trames Cases &c. of the laest styles mud patterns. Al
40 large stock Of Lockets and Pins, extrn fin
tade 10 order, which will be filled with pictures In ti
best style oflhe nrt, low prices, according to quality
At Whtehurst Gallery, next door 10 the Va. Bank.
7. f. GIBBS Proprietor.
N B-Paintngs nnd Pictures Of all kinds accuratol
copis
Stoo furnished ut the lowest cash prices.
feb 16-.,a =. r. G.
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DAILY VIRGlNlAN
FERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
.s1 Ms.

fxIAN ls published daily at So, and semi weekly at
The n lyance. No subscription is taken for shorter
,r months and paper il discontinued, except Ut
l =, the Proprieors, until all arrearages shall have
er1sEuENTs inserted for so cents per square or
far every form insertion and cts Tor or esery M s sI
1tishc1 till ordered out and charged accordingly
sATss as as p'fEf a g isS s""
ally s9 s,ssr form daily sio semweeky Every yearly
4 sss be a "s s 1ss'asS Stipulated f
/ teaIal 1l fat be charged ratabiy oI Tie EXCESS
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For Baltimore ana PhiIadeiphia.

For Baltimore and phi1;sdelphia,
BY STEAMER BELVlDERE,
Leares Richmond erery Taesday al o'noeh p NJ
-sasss Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon.
,lay, and up the hour of o'clock M, every Tues
day for the above place..
Shippers Wheeling. Pn.burg. Cincinnati and the
South aud West generally, will find this route the cheap
est nnd expeditions. For freight npply To
LUDLAM IL WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July l3 .dfs