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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

Property sales.-(;reen, auctioneer, sold a,
pubic auction, yesterday afternoon. the property
on the corner of f and Thirteenth streets. near
Pennsylvania avenue, consisting Of three three
story brick dwellnghouses, with at,ics cellars.
and back buildings. occupied by Mrs Wise as
clearinghouse. The whole resting on ten thou
sand and n'nety-one feet Of ground Purchaser,
DR.. King, of the army at S2i,G
Mcclure. auctoneer, sold yesterday afternoon,
lot No. in square a27 fronting ~ feet "a inches
on Fifteenth street. between north y and F s,s
running back 100 feet, nj 81 cents a foot; 10, on
Sixteenth street between NJ and N streets, a, 12
cents foot, and lot near the almshousc at q
cents square foot.
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increase OF Laborers.--A friend informs rs
that hVe years ago there We're bnt six Irish Ia
borers IN the city Of Alexandra, Va, who received
scventy'iivc cents day, and that there are now
upwards OF three hundred Of them at. a per diem
OF one dollar and twenty-five cents The ,ncrcas.
OF lahorers is owing 10 the various Improvement.
OF mat thriving and commercial city DEMANDING
their services.
haadchsb"rg springs.--Thc property known
as bladcnsbnrg Springs situated at the northern
part OF the village Of Bladensburg including abom
ten acres OF hand surrounding the same, was nd.
vertlsed TO be sold At auction yesterday afternoon
oy McGuirc; but there were no bidders. n nerso,
zone OF small! party from the bnrg) having rive,
TAR warning to the crowd that the purchases
would no, only buy u law su,t but a row.
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fell upon my head, and from out of the smoke
emerged the form Of little Mexican leuten
ant. He aimed a second blow ut me, which ]
parted off with my left arm. had nothing to
risk, but everything to gain. It was life OF
death. Behind me thousand bayonets: be-
fore me the almost powerless sword of a COW
ard. rushed upon him, and with true Mcxi
can valor he fled from an unarmed man.
On ! went. the river rolled at nv feet. the
shouting and yelling behind "Texas for
ever! and without moments hesitation.
plunged into the water. The bullets whistled
round me as swan slowly and YEARLY to the
other side, but none wounded me- Our poor
dog, who had been with us through the cam.
paisn. and had jumped Into the river with me.
fell at last q sacrifice to Mexican cruelty. He
had reached the middle of the stream. when .
ball struck him and he disappeared.
Whilst these horrible scenes wor. occurring
on the prairics, Col. flaming and his wounded
companions were shot and hayonctcd at Goliad.
only DR.. Thackeford and few hospital aids
having their lives spared, in order that they
might attend on the wounded Mexicaus. Be.
SIDES Mr. Ehronherg, hut three Of the prisoners
81 Holiad ultimately escaped the slaughter.
Having crossed the San Antonio, Mr.. Ehren.
burg struck into the high grass and thickets,
which concealed him from the pursuit Of the
Mcxicans, and wandered through the prairie,
guiding himself by the sun and stars, and
striving to reach the river Brazos. He lost his
way and went through variety of striking ad-
ventures, which, with some characteristic
sketches Of Texan life, and habits Of General
Sam Houston and Santa Anna, and a spirited
account Of the battle Of San Jacinto, at which,
however, he himself was not present, fill up the
remainder Of his book.-Stote Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15
NEW PROSPECTUS OF
THE TEMPERANCE GAZETTE.

'I'HE undersigned. in connection with Dr. jams A
toRBEs tbo present Editor und Proprietor of the
TEMPERANCE GAZETTE" now pnhli-hed a,
Soottsvile Va has made arrangements 10 remove thai
paper To Lyncbhurg the 18th of August next; after
which time IL will be regularly published IN this city,
The GAZETTE" will continue az IL ever has been n
warm advocate of rHE TEsrrRAsoK CAusr.--Tha o,,-
ing the prime object of its establishments its first and
most earnest aim will be proUote the interests oil TIM
rhuse-but at the time il will also be the object of
tie conductors To make il interesting and useful pa
per TO all classes of readers :Literature, Morality
Agriculture the Markets and the general News
oil the day, shall all receive its attention.
iHE GAZETTE" now has corps of talented con-
rbuors who regularly write for IT, and the services If
others will be secured. IL will be published sinusne
onsiy IN Lynchburg and Seoitsve, which will add to
ITS circulation and materially increase its value nd
vertisieg medium
-" fHE GAZETTE" will be published by Mr.. d. W
MITCHELL gentleman of experience and skill in the
bu iness Ii will be- about the size of the Daily Virgin
ian OF this city, and published weekly on new material
at ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS a year. In
his effort To establish this interest in the city, the
undersigned hopes receive The support aud co-opera
ton OF its citizens and the public.
July l4-ts ALEX. MCDONALD,
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D,sr1Ess ING SUICIDE OF A Pays

DIE raEss Nc SUICIDE OF PHysIcIAN.-
Dr.. F. \ b s.eiin, a respectable German
physician OF Chicago. was recently prosecuted
on a charge oftaking improper liberties with
female patient. TWAS alleged that at the pre-.
liminary examination the female was shown to
be of questionable reputation, and the charge
to be unfouuded. The Doctor, however. was
held to bail to answer at court, and since then
it is said he has suffered greatly from NORTH
cation, and on the 5th inst. borrowed pistol
from another physician, and shot himself dead.
He was man of fine education and his pa
rents, who reside in Germany, are of the high,
est responsibility.
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Two Good Farln-HOuses.

ESQ situated as to suit division of the FARM and FIST
rate Barn and other out houses Ii believed To he
OF Toe most productive upland farms in the county, md
wen worm the attention If those who wish buy good
farm 1t is we'll watered and lie. ON the Mai, valIa,
road about one nile fom the McA Iamized Road Is
miles from Buchanan and7 miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Rairoad. IL will be- divided or not to sui,
purchases One fourth of the purchase money will be
required IN hand, and the balance in annual payments
Any person wishing to examine the premises wi nleose
call on Mr. Hutchinson merchant in Amsterdam
he above tract of land together with six or eight
valuable NEGROES, and four or five HORSES will be
sold at public auction on the premises Amsterdam
on the 18th day of August next-The land on the terms
stated abovethe horses on credit of nine Months with
good security, and the negroes for cash.
Jy ID cl25aug JAMES SHANKS
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Ia E1s5,sJlsss.zz:aFROM PETER . aURG
-1-dnd R'ehmond 20 lie VINE SH
IHfou0b IN ,ffo dana


Springs. Through IN swo dana
WE Virginia Tenn. Railroad Company now pre-
sent the quickest, sntest and chenpest route, with
increased facilities, ever before offered by any line To
the travelling public Waiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily nj Go'clockP r. NJ
(Sundnys exoepted) by Mcssrs. Boyd Edmond a. Goa
line OF pnekets with experienced comnanders-or the
next morning nj o'clock, A. NJ by the Dat Vile Rail.
road meeting passengers leaving nt7 o'clock
A. M tho same morning at the junction OF the South
side talrond will proceed to Rico's Stntion where they
will find line Of new md superior Troy Conches fine
horses and experienced drivers In roadiness 10 convey
them with the most possible Dispatch will reach Lynch
burg enfly In tho evening in time hnve good nights
rest and tnke the Cars of the Virginia g. Tennessee Rail
hond att o'clock A. M next morning TO Bonsack's n
distnne" OF AZ miles IN two hours, in connection with
farish Cos old established line Of StaKes so we'll
known the travelling public for their safety and dis
patch well supplied with Conehoa client horses
accommodating ngents and drivers ready convoy them
TO the Mountain House supper, and after comfora-
bic nights rest to tho White Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock tho nsxt morning the second dry alter leaving
Lynehburg.
Returning, passengers will lenvo Il v hite SULPHUR
Springs at o'clock +. M. daily (sundays excopted)
Red Sweet md Sweet Springs ut 6 o'clock r. NJ. and
arrive ut the Mountain 'iouse 10 supper, leaving the
next morning al dry light. brenkasng Mt SCOTS nr,iye
NJ Bonsneks al a. o'clock L. M.nDd Lyncbburg at Ga
=. M, leave Lynchburg evening by Packet Mt s
o'clock + M for Richmond, arriving tbs second morn
ing nj o'clock A. Nor by stages at i25 A. Nor
from TO o'clock in the morning and southsidc Rail-
rond 10 Petersburg and Dan lille knroah to Rioh md
arriving same evening at o'clock r. NJ.
Rates Of fare from Richpond and Petersburg
i'y Boyd q Eamond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia Il Tennessee Railroad to Whits
Sulphur Springs, 90. 90
To Sweet Springs 90
by Danvllc Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages To
Va a. Tenn. Rail Road White Sulphur
Springs, $40. so
to Sweet Springs, o. so
THOMAS SHARP.
supt transportation,
Jy 7.ts Vn.& Tenn. X r..
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1883 Southern Enterprise. 1854
ia # III - - Il
PAR1SEN & KINGS


VIRGINIA. N. CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
VINO and from New York, Norfolk, Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Scaboard and Roa
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
fredericksburg Souh.Side and Va. Tenn. Railroads
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Staes-throut in charge of spe
cial Messengers Merchants avaing themselves Of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods fom Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the care
of Parisen d. Kings E1press at Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all drayr ge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No. Barclay Street ~ y
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boiiingbrook and End SIS.
PeterSbrg Va.
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PROGRESS ofthe President and Suite

Baltimore, July 12.-The President and his
suite reached Wilmington, Del. at II O'Clock
TO-DAY, where they were enthusiastically eceiv'
ed, and escorted to the Philadelphia boat by
a large procession. Here the President was re-
ceived by Hon. George M. Dallas on the part
of the Philadel phia coromittec in an eloquent
speech, to which the President replied in ap
propriate terms. The reception at Philadelphia
was marked with much enthusiasm. The
President was escorted to Independence Hall
where he was formally received by the Mayor
and Councils.
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AUCTION SALES
BY WILLIAM a. MoSey


~ termined discontinue bushes. in ue
offers tor sale his valuable FARM adjoining the tow
ot Amsterdam. in the county of Boetourt. /, co,,sa
99O AGhES. $50 acres of which nre cleared under .a
lenelns and ina high state of cultivation, and the hal
ance is in very fine timber ''' Jul
The lands generally lie very we'll and navo hoo, ,,.,
,nach improved by the free of Clover. Lime md
sinstr About 81 ARE now in good Timo,by
Meadow, and there could be mad as much more.
There Is upon this Farm fine Orchard of the choices,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15
uU rCmE SONS Celebrated Oint-

/ Incnt FOR PILES.--A perfectly sale mild
speedy and for Piles oie,ery description
and matter of how long standing.
This remedy is compounded, according to established
rules Of Pharmacy of ingredients possessing greot heal
ing properties
Physicians ofthe first standing have examined ard
used this Ointment in their practice with the utmost sue
cess, where MI other remedies ined 10 effect
The above remedy unsurpassed for the Of Sore
Breasts of fcmalesthe violent and distressing
of which have been almost Instantly relieved by it
For Sore Throa bite Swengs. Ulcers, Cuts or Brus.
es Burns md Scnlds and for oil kinds Of local nHnma
ton, IL is gaat value.
have in possesso large number ofcerti6cates
from the reliable persons testifying its wonder
fol efficacy in the OF the above diseases We give
the following:
STAUsToa, May 9Th 1888.
Mr.. Hutcheson,-Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in saying
that your Ointment has been used in my family and has
given entire satisfaction single application giving
Immediate relief, and applied II should be, have
no doubt would mpke permnncns cures. take great
pleasure in recommending IL to the afflicted.
Yours respectfully,
sAM'L WOODWARD.
In Offering the above Ointment to the afflicted the pro-
prietors take the high ground it las been used
in strict accordance with directions sufficient length
of time, and being sded with beneficial results,
the money will be refunded upon application.
The above Ointment ia putup in neat tin boxes with
directions and pam phlets accompanying each box
Price so ceLt and 81 each.
Prepared by WIN. HUTCHINSON CO, Amster
dam, Botetourt county. Va. Sold by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
je23.w6m Lynchburg, Va.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia,

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE,
Leo0es Richmond eUery Tuesday at o'clock p. NJ
Ssssssst THE large and new Steamer ELVI d re
.ss<A Capt. OXFORD will receive freight every Mon
day, and up the hour of O'Clock NJ, every Tues
day, Tor the above place.
Shippers to Wheeling Pittsburg, Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this route the cheap
rs and most expeditions. For freight, npplyto
LUDLAm 81 WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July 13-ds
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GELE-DEFENCE the FIRST LAW
~ OF RATURE! BROAD and SNAIL

- OF NATURE! BROdD IND SMALL
s WORD EXERCISES, BOXING, DC. taught by
Prof. James Roberts formerly Teacher al
tie University, Charlottesville; Washington College and
Military INSTITUTE Lexington, Va and Ua,touS Colleges
aud Institutions.
Mr.. RS long experience in tho United Stncs and
Europe renders him capable of offering his professional
services those gentlemen who my feel DESTROYS
paronize system, which is recommended by the
eminent Physicians in the world, only II Gymna.
sum exercise which has cured. so many con plants Of
the chest pains, c., but will protect the pu-
pill from any person or persons who may assnil him
Mr.. RS system ia mild, and admitted be superior
to anything of the kind offered liberal and dis
corning public which he is prepared give the
satisfactory references. Private Tuition given
For Terms, &c &c. apply to Mr.. Read, Dibrells Ho-
tel, Lynchburg. July 4-ts
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w WARRINGTON HOTEL

Il II n oNy A
VIE subscriber has taken charge Of this old well
known Hotel, which opened on the lst day Of
April Ills House IL well fn nished and his table shall
DO supplied with the bes. the country affords His Bar will
he furnished with the choices, liquors His Stable will
o In charge OF careful O.ier, and will be literally
supplied with provender lie promises TO spare no effort
10 give entire satisfaction TO NIL who may favor him with
call nnd appeals 10 generous public for patronage.
mp l8-dsc3m JOSEPH w MOORE
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A NTmRACITE IL BITUMINOUS
"A Goals. The subscribers having recently enter
ed into the Anthracite Coul business in connection with
their former (Bitumnous Coa bushes, will be pleased
to furnish the citizens Of Lynchbng with both kinds on
their uonsual accommodating terms.
Orders through Messrs. Nance e. Gooch Of this place.
or to us direct will BE- promptly attended 10.
BECKETT e. MAYNARD,
Je 2O-d2nw2m Richmond.
III Republican and EXPRESS copy
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4 HsnuhH IOWn "a 80
u NE'S LINE o. STEAME RI, mia Norfolk -
and Cape May For PHILADELPHIA ry w dnesday,
STEAMER CITT or RfoBMoHD, Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER yIRotsa. Capt. Teal
One Of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
Tor Philadelphia every Wednesday. Ugh water, touch
ing Mt Cape May To land passengers Returning leave
Philadelphia every Wednesday 10 o'clock, A.
I'll further notice
Passengers for ape May will con.ult their interest
by taking this route, II is in addition being the
cheapest, the * pediiious aud comic table.
Passengers for New XOrk-We have on
tered into forward passengers through
New York, either by stenmer- allowing them the
privilege ef reu aiming In Philadelphia hta days
proceed directly Nv York, upon the arrival of
the steamers.
shippers To the West-Tobareonisls desi-
rous ofsbpping To Pttsburg, will please bear in mind
that We hnve mnde all the necessary arrangements 20
forward to through go cents per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given In all The Daily papers
IN the city, when abe will be ready rsceivs
freight, and tho hour Of their sailing.
N B-shppera will bear in mind that all Bills Of
Lanng must be sent the WHAT nj Rockets to be sign
ed before tho sailing Of steamers
Passage through New York, lat cabin and found %
Cape May, " 8
-" end cabin
Norfolk, 1st i" az 2
For freight passage, apply 10
no. RANKIN, Ao'r., Richmond, We
1c2yd&cts he Dock.
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1.-TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
EE UPON WORCES1Eh'S PIANOS
v " U Southern agency ~ Nam 81, Richmond

v v pOnhfTH agency " mann d., hhhWoHh
From The ". Y Evening Mirror, april l5h, 1853.
WoncEsTEH's PIANO FoRTEs.-lt always affords us
pleasure any good word of old friend, Horatio
Worcester. Having often taken tho responsibility OF
recommending his Pianos il gratifying to be able To
add that have heard the first word Of complaint
of the price, tone OF durability OF Mr. Worcester ~
As all the world with its wife and daughters. Is com.
ing up from the South to intend The Great Exhibition"
beg to remind them in the season 81 Worcealers ~
Forrca They truly elegant Instruments Of
wood and mahogany, without any OF the Black Dor
stain DbOnt them
From he " y. Sunday Courier, dpra I'm, 1853.
PnRos,-hs tho mint stamp Of gold renders II
current, does the of Worcester inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skin
manufacturer Of those popular instruments hns given
him first class reputation, and my Piano procured
his establishment cannot fail to give the saiisnc
ion 10 the buyer.
From The Rihmond Times
PfAHos.-These beautiful instruments, which within
few years pnsi have become necessary to
ry pnror. hive brought such perfection, both 10
outward finish and in tone, TINT doubt very much II
the iuv-ny" and enterprsng genius Of the nnnuiactu
in future add much that already done.
To have heard instruments that begin 10
compare in OF tone In those manufactured by
Worcester and BOLD by Mr. A. Morris, bookseller and
stntioner OF this city In finish sntisdo they
not ne excellcd But few days since, of the best
performers have ever listened to, while practising
difficult piece Of music of Worcesters pianos
marked thu il tho sweetesttoned instrument,
his fingers had ever touched, and he had played n
great variety of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him. aud therefore take pleasure In advising
READERS to call ON Norris and supply themselves.
A. MORRIS IL ole Agent fJr the snle Of Worcester
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prices are tho same
the factory He socits examination Of his stock
from those in of superior Pia"os moderate pri.
ces lie 29-dnl
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RUFFALO SPRINGs' LINE OF
- STAGES.--Owingt to n misunderstanding we
did not commence running our Line Of Stages on the
first Of july advertised, but happy to inform
The public that commence to-day running DAILY
LINE between the Springs and Bethel, connecting with
the Boat Mt the latter point
Good horses and careful drivers, only II miles Stage
and miles by Boat.
~ Fare from Bethel 81.
Lily ~ Isl J.P. EUBANK. e. co.
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Lymchburg Gas Light Company.

LynchDurg Gns Light company.
1--WE President and directors have ordered tho fol-
lowing acquisitions enoh share OF stock subscrib.
ed for in this company, VIM a. 80 10 be pnd the 18th
ot July; dollars md fifty be paid the
18th of August and eight dollars bo pad the 18th,
of September.
B.-Persons intending to the Gas " i'll secure
the necessary fixtures. the part of the Company,
the earliest practicable period by leaving their
with the Undersigned
iy 7tf5. CHAs w CHRISTIAN Secyy
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IJLASTEk-lust received and Cor sale at oui
Mill, 300 tons Of Plaster, ground and ungrouud
We arr now able TO furnish all kinds Of the Peak Hid
Flow Castings and Points and warranted to fit oil plows
made here. aud all Northern Patterns. Those In want
please give us n col
leh l7--dls WHITEMORE MrNAMEE& CO
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HOTEL, Lexington, Va.

~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally that he has completed and furnish
ed the new addition his house and is prepared To
accommodate travellers and others in as good style az
any hou in the valley. This house is in the central
part of the town and convenient to all kinds OF business
His table and bar always supplied with the very best
The markets can Afford and his stables are under the
superntendencc of OF the best osers in the state
By long sperience in the business and his well known
disposition to please he hoes to share bsrnl portion
of the patronage Of the traoeiling public. ,,
ia oo--3m WILLIAM McCAUL.
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HENRY LUDLAm. oARRET =. wATse
IL Il M . AL
Saddiery! SodJiery, Harness, DC.

- s.ssl,r,l g.1:1.-,l Harness. Sc. ~
FlNHE subsc iber begs leave respectfully INFORM his
friends and the public generally that he has rernoV
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors below his Id
stand, the building recently fitted up by him and i'm
nedately opposite the Merchants Bank Of Va. where
he will continue manufacture all articles in his line Of
the best material and workmanship, He has hand,
and will continue keep large and vnried assortment
of Saddles Harness. Brides. Martingales, Trunks Med
ical and plain Saddle Bags, Whips, Spurs Drafts, md
Harness Collars together with everything that is 10 be
found IN an establishment of that kind He atteTs him
sefhat by long experience in the business b. will be
abled to give entire satisfaction Repairing done with
neatness durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for Don't forget call at the sign Of
the Prancing Pony. GEO. Is. THURMAN.
ie 23-d&c2mif.
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FOX NEW-YOKK via. NORFOLK.
u. s. MAIL LINE,
Leaoes RICHMOND every Tuesday and Friday AZ
ternoon at o'clock By The elegant
Side-Wheel Ocean Steamships,
Es;.s!l..gE JAnrsrowN ROANOKE Euasgrus.Ic
Commanders l.. PARISH and T.. CAyENpY.
ETuRNlNG from Ncw.York they leave every Sat
u urday and Tue'day afternoon at o'clock.
Passage to or from NewYork including meals and fine
state room Accommodations, only $40 90
oleefd 9e passage, only--.-- w
freights received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday fol NJ York.
Persons at distance desiring to passage can
do so by addressing us by mil.
Passengers taking these ships to Norfolk will be charg
ed the same as by the river Boats.
Ladies' travelling alone, will lie shown every atten.
ton by the officers of the ship.
This line has connection Whatever with my other
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Rtetmond.
july IL dts