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and the balance is made up of Universalsts, Sand
menians, Quakers, and other denominations, for
whose accommodation there are SGT churches, with
2SS clergymen.
There are Al Ass inhabited and 2,O28 uninhabited
houses, with Is ,54l families. The grain crop of last
year was 297 l57 bushels of wheat 1876 007 OF barley
81 ,43s of rye 1884 ,437 OF oats-of which 1885
bushels exported to the United Statesl70 ,301
OF buckwheat 81 AIS Of Indian corn, 1856 7S9 Of pO
tatoes besides large quantities of peas beans turnips
and other roots and the products Of the dairy were
1913 500 pounds Of butter, and 652 069 pounds OF
cheese-of which a very excellent description is
made in Annapolis county.
The estimated value OF real estate is s32 ,203 500,
and the assessed value OF personal property in eleven
of the eighteen counties OF which Nova Scotia and
Cape Breton are composed was 9,49l 800. There
were ALSO in 1851, employed in manufactures 5000
persons, ! ,S95 mechanics, and 36,604 farmers The
number Of Of dyked land was 400l2, and of
other improved lands 7993l0 acres; that of horses
was 2s7e9 OF neat cattle 1857, of mich cows
s6,s56, Of sheep 2s2 ls6, and of swine 81 ,5S3.
The number OF vessels employed in the fisheries in
1851 was S12, with aggregate tonnage OF AZ 1876
5l6l, with 61l3 men. The number Of seines and
nets 30, l34: and the quantity Of dry fish cured
l96434 quintas, besides ,669 barrels Of salmon,
1886 OF shad 100 047 Of mackere 90 200 barrels and
L. 400 boxes Of behring's. OF the mackerel, will
be seen by statement below, Sc, Sal barrels were
shipped to the United States. The value of leather
manufactured 500 500, of boots and shoes 1891
6l6; and there were raised 1892 chaldrons OF
coal. equal to about 1913 600 tons.
The value Of imports during ISL 50 1913 ,547;
Of which sS21,l0 were from the United States;
and the exports were 81 500 245 Of which $3.50 100
were to that country. Among the articles imported
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persOnnI IntclIlpence,

Arrivals at the American Hotel.-Hon J. g. Breslin
Ohio; DR. Geo b. Wallis, Washington; Capt Westcott
Us.A.; Major n. $. waldron, USING; Commander John
Pore U.S.N
At the Howard.-Col. Thayer, U.SA.; Hon j. p. vii
lams, Ohio.
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The steamships asia (r) Lott for Liverpool and En-.
pire City Wiude for New Orleans and Havana, yet
81 anchor in the North river,
' The ships Memphis Davis for New Orleans and bark
Mary Morris, Freeman, for Glasgow at anchor at the
Quarantine ground, together with large number OF
other square rugged vessels both at the above place and
in The North river rode out the late gale in safety There
are hundred sail OF fore and aft vessels
chor under jersey City and in the North river outward
bound.
that Capt Sylvester of ship Aramingo died Oct H. after
dropping down from Shanghac. The ship taken
charge by Capt Chadwick late Of ship Hoogey lost and
proceeded her voyage ID Oct Capt Hnckey OF ship
oynard from san Francisco for China died few days
previous to her arrival and was buried at Shanghae
IctD
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There were also 80 ,sil barrels mackare shipped to
the other parts Of the British dominions leaving only
1865 barrels to lie mastcated by the Bluenosesh
entire quantity that was cured found q market in
the American Union, where, owing to the high duty
levied there, it can only be consumed by persons o
wealth. and IN the higher walks Of life, that which
is retaed being Of an inferior quality.
d striking feature in the commercial returns of
Nova Scotia is the comparatively small amount Of
imports from and to the neighboring colonies when
compared with those in relation to the uited states
amounting to only, from the former sId3 1854 while
hom The latter il was Ss27,l00 1901 ,0ls Of which
was for the article Of flour alone, probably the pro-
duction Of Canada, imported into that country and
subsequently shipped to the province after paying
freight the lakes canal tolls and freghts and other
expenses, the seaboard instead Of being sent down
the ST. LawreD &c, the legitimate and proper outlet
for the agricultural productions OF Canada. g.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
CT EAREp.

CLEARED.
ship oregon Patterson New Orleans J. II Fosdek
Brig American OBJ Beckwith. Glasgow, j Whitney
x Co.
Schr Norfolk Packet Bede Apaachieoln Ralph Post.
Schr Grand Island Small, Boston, 5 Lewis
ARRIVED.
steamship Illinois, Hartstcin, Aspinyall Jan 3,
Kingston 9th, TO NJ Roberts. Jan O. 430 NJ lat 80 So
~ passed schr John Philips steering SSW (Tom Boston
for NoHesns) 10th NJ, passed Am bark steering
sE, and showing cheekcred blue and white signal
Schr Adele Arploby Wilmington days.
Scllr Isaac Achorn, Gregory, Rockand 50 hours Jan
IL OF Block Iland in gale Of wind carried away olc
mast head, fore toTmast, main topmast &c,
schr Agnes. Lord, EllsN orth, 10 days.
RI There have been square rugged vessels arrived
Ivy way Of Sandy Hook since Wednesday morning
SAILED.
steamship james Adger, Dickinson, Charleston
Wind Guling The day from NJ with snow at sunset
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or the shipments TO the United States, the prin
pal were products OF the fisheries, viz -
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steamship James Adger, Dickinson. Charleston.
Wind during the day from NJ, with snow at sunset.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
II RID WARE

HARDWAKE-we are now in receipt of our
II Spring stock Of
hardware, CUTLERY Y, GUNS g. SADLERY
end invite the attention of Virginia Tennessee and
Our assortment for the very complete and n-
usunllY lnrge, consisting in part Oh
300 dozen English German. and American Scythes
500 dozen CAST Steel Axes. various makers,
200 dozen shovels and spades,
100 dozen Manure and Hay Forks,
100 dozen Selves and Sifiers,
5000 dozen Knives and Forks--Stag Ivory, Horn,
aud Bone bundles,
1000 dozen Pocket Knives. Of all descriptions,
500 dozen Razors and Scissors,
1000 dozen Pad CUPID Chest, Him. and Stock Locks
$4,000 pair rrnce Chains,
100 dozen Halter, Breast, Back Band, and Fifth
Chains
900 pnir Elliptic Springs, ; to 8 lcaf
900 sets Iron Axcs A inch tn 4 inch,
900 dozen Hand Pit, Gross Out M i'll Saw and 9th
err Files
80 Anvls Mouschoe and others.
100 dozen HIND. Mill Pit, md Cross.Cut Saws,
800 Double and Single Barrel Guns,
so cases Cast and Shear Steel, "Noylor's" und 9th
900 dozen Horse md Mnlo Collnfs
100 dozen Wagon IIames.
Bride Bits, Strrup Irons, Harness Buckles Harness
Mounting, Saddle Trees, Bride Leathers and Sadders
Tools OF every description, Bncksmilhs Tools, Car
'eners and plantation Tools of all kinds, together with
grent mnny articles mention, com
az the most complete and extensive of En-
lish md American Hardware offered in this
1arket all of which have been selected with
from English and American manufactures and purchns
cd for rash, the most favorable terms.
Merchants would do well to en- and examine the a
hove stock of Goods before going North many were
purchased before the great advance in hoayy
Hardware. SMITH H. ROBERTS,
No. II West Main street,
mnrl2-dw Richmond Va.
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vrwnAys mORE.-Ina few day

CO - firmly believe shall have The finest
osaortnent Of Saddles, Brides, Harness,
Wins. Collar. Sc &c. that has ever been offered ~
hi. market for .ale since The days Of yore. am ~
hopes that my friends and the public gcneray WIZ 'a
and examine my stock withoutfnrther notice
co1ntry Sadders and Merchants will find II Hnen 10
their interest by calling before purchasing ese.
where have purchased large and varied assorta,sh'
Of Saddles, Brides, Martingale', Whips spurs D"s
bonebt them low, and cash buy them low again.
Look out! DANIEL PERKfNsoN'S Is the plaee %
buy bargains Lower end Sycamore street. feaefso''
Virginia. :, - :. =. .
CARRIAGE TRADE. You shall hear from me ' =.
particularly in few days.
Petersburg Mnrch19-1m
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Latest from Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 81, P. M-It is now
s,id that Mr.. Schell has been appointed Col
Iector of the port of New York. 1t is repor.
TAD that the lizard Shells of New York held
a caucus in Washington on Friday and pre-
eented the alternative 10 the President oil
Schell or war.
No important appointments were sent in to
the Senate yeserl9y
Capt Elrly WI be retained as Commission
or of Public Buildings. This mark of conf
dence is owing. tits reported, to Capt. Els ex.
nosure of the Capitol Extension Frauds,
Mr.. Elisha Whittlesey has been invited to
retain the past of Comptroller of the Treasury.
He has most ably and faithfully discharged
the duties ofthe post and the tender is regard.
al as a tribute to his fathfuness and ability.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
New York, March 90.

The Franklin from Havana arrived last night,
She brings Liverpool dates of the 14,h inst.
The Cotton Market is unchanged. Wheat and
flour had generally recovered from the recent
depression. Corn Is per Dr. lower.
AUSTRIA.
An American lady has. been arrested in Hell
dleburg. under the charge of having revolu.
tionary pamphlets IN her possession.
Haynau, generally known as the Austrian
butcher on account of cruelties prac,ced in
Hungary, died at Vienna the l4th inst.
The Georgia arrived last night with L.
GOO, 900 in gold. and 900 900 in the hands OF
passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
UNIONCOOKING RANGEs.-Tf

"a subscribe, has just received from ths so.'n, 'e"
S8.F more Of Ponds Improved Union COOKING nan
ges for wood and coal which for economy an, cons
nienec have guned for themselves such eelebriytha'
they rapidly taking the place Of all other arrange
ments for cooking purposes.
The water cask for keeping constant supply OF hot
wnter without any additional fuel is upon the most per-
feet plan Also hot mir fixtures for warming additional
rooms can be attached II desired Personal attention
given to the setting of Them and oil warranted to
operate in the most perfect Thousands OF ref
erences might BIO offered but examination o them NJ
the store of the subscriber is sufficient TO satsy every
one of their superiority over any other hxtnre roc
mnr9--tf ". y. DhIoo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Teiegraphed for the LynchJurg VUginian.
RICHMOND, March 90.

HousE.-The Senate bill was reported
without amendment, authorising the Board of
Public Works to subscribe on behalf of the
State to the Capital Stock of the Coal6eld and
Manassas Gap Railroad Company.
A Senate bill. incorporating the Louisville
and kanawha line of boats, passed-also. SEN
ate bill authorising loan of $4,000 to the
James River and Kanawha Company for the
completion of the tide water connection.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv mosBY a. GARLAND.

VALUABLE Real Estate ut Ancton.-We will sell
at Auction Friday tho lat day OF Apiil, ut
"a o'clock, handsome Building Lott on Lynch ST,
fronting opposite the residence oi Elijah Fletcher Esq r.
l65 f. with depth ITO fl. 9th ;. For private resi-
denoes these lots present combination OF convent
enees business and retraoy.
Also, Immediately after the above sale desirable
half mere Lot Federal HILL ndjoning q D. Davis,
Esq in of the desirable neighborhood In the
city Particular attention srequesed to tho above sale
Terms liberal and made known ut sale.
Persons wishing to view tho property viii please cal
Vim. s. Reid, Jr,, or
mar2S-sltapr MOSBf o. GAhLhNp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30

SPRiNG GOODS am receiving and
~ will in few days hive my stock complete in all
nhe varous articles usually found in the Glass, China,
L nd Earthen-Ware trade.
ALSO, fine stock offamy groceries always on hind
together with Wooden-wnre and many articles suit
able for house keeping.
lot Of Looking Glasses, very beautiful inst
Iened. X. X. WATKINS,
MarchI9-d4wif Agt for b. T. Walker.
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MYSTERIOUS learn that the body of a
white man was found in stream of water
near GordonsvilIe, by two persons who were
fishing. The person had evidently been
murdered. his hands tied behind him, and the
body sunk in the Creek. The body was re-
cognized as that of day laborer residing in
the county of Louisa.-CAarlottsoiU Aduo-
cate,
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Later from BueRos Ayres.

New York. March l7.-By an arrival at this
mort we have dates from Buenos Ayres TO the
both January The city was still beseiged by
the insurgents. but nearly the whole popula
ton had taken up arms and were endeavor-
inc to drive off the enemy There appeared
little prospect, however, of the seige being
raised.
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A,rest of.Jack Sterens, tie Bank Robber.

Arrest Of Jack Stecens, tie Bank Robbcr.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Jack Stevens.
the Portsmouth Bank robber, who escaped
some time since from the Portsmouth jail, was
arrested last night by officer Mirke. who en-
countered him in a refectory, corner of Eight
and Chestnut streets. Stevens fired at the of.
ficer-the ball lodged in his hand, and inAct-
ed painful wound. The weapon was wresied
from him by officers Stevens ard Lainheff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
TEAM MARBLE WORK

STEAM MA RBLE WORK =
~ JOHN r. ROGERS has removed his MarbleWork
he of Main and 9th wberewill BIO found
fine assortment of Egyptian, Iaiian and American
Marble. Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WaP lates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended to-
Mr. Il. having served his apprenticeship in of tho
largest establishments In New York city and having
much experience in tho business nttcrs bmselfthat
nil work executed Mt his shop will give entire saisfun
lion any done North South.
Richmond July 1f-lyd
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- wM. LEFTwICm q SON, P-spyie,o

Eiil of The WASHINGTON HOTEL, LysoAbRTg.
Va, hive the pleasure of announcing that this House
ia open under their management Cor the accommo
dation of thepubc. The repairs and re6ting of tho
establishment recently made by tho propretos, enable
them to offer additional comforts and convoniences To
their patrons.-Furiher improvements are however. in
progress. which, when completed, will render THE
WASHING TON, in oil essential particulars. ono OF
the first Hotels in Vrgnia and to this end tho propre
give that their best energies shall be d.
rccted.
The immediate manng cement of the establishment Is
under tho control of William Leftwch tbs senior part
Ills long cxI srenoe in this line Of business will
qualify him. he trusts TO give the most acceptable
commndotion all who may favor the house with their
patronage The corps Of servants attached the estab-
shment will be found inferior in tho State; and,
in the procurement of whatever the market surround
ing country mny afford mike its Table, Bar and Sta.
bles une~oertonabe, no pains or expense will BIO no.
garded.
The thanks ofthe proprietors due and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House has al
ready received.
ian 8.ta
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l. bers have on hand very large assortment Of Rim
and Mortise Locks, "a portion very fne) Plate and
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges, Blind fasten-
ings, Screws, Cut and Wrought Nails, Finishing Nails,
French and American Window Glass from >e9 to 30 X
%, Putty Sash Cord, &c, &c.,-al of which they
disposed to sell on fair terms.
[ian 27-tf1 GREGORY, ROYALL e. SIMPSON
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EDUCA TION.--TuE NEXT REGULAR

IL ID u & A TION 1.-THE NEXT REGULAR
IL Session of the subscribers school will commence
on Tuesday the first day OF February, and close the
first of July. 1t is desirable that pupils should be pre-
sent at the beginning of the session.
TERMS per session of months, $l2 so, SIS 90 and
$50 90, according to the giade of scholar
School Room Church Street, nearly In of the
Franklin Hotel. WM. b. FEATHERSTON
inn 3 .3LlWts
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4 VIRGINIA BOOK.-Too Undersigned

VIR GINA BOOk.-The Undersigned
II proposes publish, at the earliest practicable day.
THE GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA,
being historical sketch of the Governors OF Virginia.
from the end of the Colonial government the present
time. In the preparation of the work the publisher
will have the benefit of of the best writing talent
in the State The book will be complete in volume
of more than 500 pages, octave, bound in Cloth Sub
scription price So 90 per copy.
March24-d&cts b. NJ DE WITT.
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Taylor, Tinsiey ~ Co,

Taylor, Tinsiey ~ Co,
EROCERS, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, Main Styeet, Lynchburg Va
receiving, and have in store urge and well assorted
stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors. &c, &c.
gently purchased in the northern market for Cash md
invite the attention of friends and the public gener.
slly to give call, snall profits and quick ses'
'hall be our motto. The following comprises portion
"fo1r Stock:
300 Bags Rio, Laguira and Jnva Coffee
20 hhds. N. o. Porto Rico X Cuba Molnsscs,
Us bbls. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Coffee
Sugars,
20 Packages Lonf Sugar,
100 Kegs Nails from to 40 dy.
30 Tons country Iron
1000 lbs. Cast, Shear aud Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1890 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
300 bbis RcctGed and Old Rye Whiskcy,
50 bbls French and Apple Brandy,
30 Czses Stick and Mass Liquoricc, best brands,
% dozen Olive Oil,
20 hhds N. o. 81 Porto Rico Sugars,
rs Nova Scotla Grind Stones (assorted sizes)
30 bbis. TANNERS Oil,
Together with large md general assortment Of goods
not enumerated, oil Of which will be sold upon the most
reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TINSLEY a. co
Marchi7-ts
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FAMILY SOAP-Every BIO Iy come and buy

FAMILY SOAP.-Every DO ly come and buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold water-ether soft hard sat-may
be used with perfec' Rub the sonp upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three or four
hours then take them and rub them 10 then rinse them
They will require but little rubbs after soaking
and boiling is required, is usual with other soaps.
large washing be done in one-third less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
This soap is warranted to injure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skim anything that tia applied
1t will remove any kind Of Grease Paint Tar Ink
Stains &c, from any Goods, without the least injury.
For sale by ID. X. LYMAN.
March5-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30

ArtcleS appropriate 10 The FIRST CtdSS-Boxes OF hats
honnets d furniture
Articles appropriate 10 Second Ciass.-Boxes, baes
f dry goods feathers. shoes saddery glass; pants oils
,itugs and c, ntectionery.
Aylicles aprop,iafefo Third Class-Virginia domcs.
Tics sugar coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hollowwarc, queenswnre, castings
hardware marble (dressed) and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rites
articles appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass-flour, Tin
,acks rice, pork, beef fish lard talow and bacon, Gin
casks boxes sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) nlill and
grind stones, mill gearing
=, T SO miles $50 Salt per bushel ! 8
''as''r per 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds. 10
r"m ~ ~ - ! $50 miles. $50 II
Sci 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-30
NEW GROCERY and Commission

IN HOUSE-The subscribers have associated them
selves together under the style aud firm of Davis, Now
lin & Co. carry general Grocery and Commiss-
ion Business the city of Lynchburg, and have taken
the house nearly opposite the Virginia Bank, where
they receiving large and well selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,, STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, HOES. &c, all of which they will sell
reduced prices for cash. exchange for country pro-
duce.
They will make liberal advances consg nments, and
pay the highest cash price, for country produce They
invite their friends and the public trading in the city
give them a call. GEO. d. DAVIS
M. b. NOWLIN,
mch25-d&ciis b II. NOWLIN.
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Increased Accommodation 10 the
TRd YELLING PUBIC.

IL - ssszs
ON AND AFTER Monday 4th Of April. 1853,
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily Sundays excepted Mt o'clock A NJ,
and arrive at salem at l0i o'clock. A NJ Returning
will leave Salem at "a o'clock, z NJ. and arrive in
Lynohburg at 81 o'clock M-stoppng going and
ming. at the foowg paces only, Forest Depot Goodies,
Liberty Oak Mulga, Buford's Bonssck's Big Lick. and
Salem A passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily,
Sundays excepted, at o'clock f. NJ md arrive Mt Sa.
lem at % o'clock T. NJ Returning will leave Salem
81 A. NJ and arrive at Lynohburg % A. NJ, stopping
going aud returning at the following places Halscys
Claystorest Depot, Poindexter Goodies. Lowrys, Liz
bery, Oak M"lga, Buiords, Bonsacs Gish's Mill, Big
Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily. Sundays
excepted, at o'clock, A. M and arrive nj Salem at
z. M.
Leave Salem Mt o'clock "A. NJ, and arrive Lynch
burg, at 81 Z. Nj.
THOS SHARP, Sup't
march2i d&ets Va x Tenn X X.
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q, lg - - - LAVE
"a LEXINGTON n Through,

"A LEXINGTON ~ IhfOuSh
Ea4ilshsMEzas4sN3 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
Mail PACKET Boats, By ScohsDilo
md Lynchburg.-On and after the 10th, our Boas will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted Mt tho usual
hour p and arrive in Lynchburg ia ~ M nrs, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan at "a M, every day,
cxcep, Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg mt 81 P. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. NJ, and arrive in Richmond in
81 hours in time connect with the Norfolk bouts leav
ing at 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving ut A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours
Passenger for Farmyillc, fare g. Buckingham ii,
fare 50 25 Charlottesville fare 81, and Stanton, fare
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
+ ridays Boats.
Below seecard of timr Of arrival at intermediate dis
nnces
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Fine Stick LicOurice.

40 CASES very Superior Stick Licourice,
CC II cases good Mass do.
The Stick is Uery superior US to quality and is well
worthy the attention manufacturing friends, who
wish to procure really fine article for spring and Sum
mer use Just received consignment and for sale by
March29-ts LEE & JOHNSON.