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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

deNaIt attcndrc a Quebec Ic rctour H..
l'ra EtIcsnorr, comnls~nirc d~ $, M.
jcS'e ii Exposition de New-York. r.,
pn'''" SUPPLEMENT- vcndrcdi pour P,cto,
No"vcllc- Eco-~c), sur IN ordrc t;I;r,,
Ih'n''" transmits par Son ExcclIcncc sir
'eorB" Seymour. lie motif de Get az.
or" ct bicn probabIcment expliout p,r
artr'" sn'vnnt Que nous ]trouvon, dan.
IN Jonrna' d'iIaIifnx.
On lit tnnS r.iculiou Ruordo.
On Went de rcccvoir en- cctlc viii,
Ia no"vc'lc lmportanlc que les pechcu,.
Il" Ncwbnryport ct dc qncIqucs auIrcs
ports 'rnc''calns d" voi>in,gc So sou,
c"a''>r3 ct S'0rn~nt jMsqmnur druiy, III.
f~fnhInfs Il Sc dffrAdr contrc les (,r,,.
ang'aItrs qni c@roisent pour l., protccl;o,
dcs E~ochc'lcs. On dit qu'ils iurcnl dr.
'''rr vengeance dos crois"n,s coIoniaux
Oh p'rticnlier. Nous croyons que cc,,r
no"vc''c cst anll'enliqnc."
Nous prtsnmou> que c'tsl sur dcs in.
'"rn"'f'ons scnbIhhlcs, ct pour rrtvcnir
1n"'1"c comp de- telc dcs ptchcur. anne.
''c"'os' que h commencement dos Eiol,.
o"'@ e"r"'" les vapcurs dc gnctrc Ic
|''"rrfo" ct lc E"Aon visitor les pGclc
tlcs.
lie N"7ocos'ie" d" GjuiIIct annoucc
lc depart ponr les pechcrics dcs coclet.
ties "rmHes lie Dart, lieutenant Jcakins.
II Bo"ila, lieutenant Lindsey, I'.4l,,.
lieutenant PtehcI, ct du vapcur de gucr,
re I.Hgns, c~ommandant Purvcs. f..
vnpcnr Rose, noIis6 par f'amiraI ct com.
rande par lc lieutenant DE ~Itorzcv
htalt en- nrmcment i Halifax ct sc,,,i
pref dams q"cl4nc jonrs pour lc meme
fCaund,c1.I
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

i Sc leva, pratant l'oreille, inclinanY
lc corps du cote de Ia porte.
Oui, c'etaient bien les accents on;
%favaient emu 81 douccmcnt il Ia Have,
Mais %maintenant Rosa, qui await fait
Ie voyage de Ia Haye a Loewestein.
Rosa qui await renssi, Cornelius ne sa-
vait..comment, d penetrer dams Ia prison:
Rosa paryiendrait-eIle .aussi h%enrensc.
ment d penetrtr ~jusqn'au p%risonnier !?
Tandis que Cornelius, il ce propos.
echafaudait pensee sur pensee, dGsirs
sur inqnietades, le guichet place il la
porte de sa ceIlule s'ouvrit, ct Rosa bril-.
lantc de joie, de parure, belle snrtout
du chagrin qui await pail ses ioues de.
puts cling mois, Rosa cola sa figure au
grillage de Cornelius Ell Iul distant
Oh monsieur monsieur. me
voici. ''s
Cornelius etendit les bras, regarda le
ciel ct ponssa ur cri dc joic.
- Oh !! Rosa, Rosa /! cria-t.iI.
- Silence ! parIons bss, mon perc me
dit Ia jcune file.
Votre pere !?
- Oui, il est Ii dams la cour an has
ie ~fcscalier, il recoit les Instructions du
,o%nverneui, IL va montcr.
- Les instructions dn gouyerDcur
Ecoutez, JIG yais tachcr dc tout
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

sor.e que 10 pauvre p%risonniey, CONNIE
Sc corbcan du sayctier ROMAN. cut ner
da son temps ct ses peines, ct qu'au lie,
h'avoir q raconter les evenemens yar;s.
qui, pareiis a un tapis ut, mile ]couleurs,
wont Sc derouler Gus notre plume. nous
n'eissions ea d ecrire qia'une Tongue 4.
TIC de Jours, pales, tristes ct sonbres
CONNIE le mantean dc Ii mutt.
LIE billet tomba dams les mains de i,
%nourrice de a Bacrle.
AUST vers les premiers iours ae &.
vrier, CONNIE les premieres heurcs dn
soir descendaient du ciel l~aissant de,-
riere elles les etoiles ~naissantcs, Corns.
Illus entendit dams ~rescalicr de In ton.
relic y voix qui lie fit t~ressaiIlir.
II porta la main i son cnur ct ecou-
Ia.
C,etait Ia voix douce ct harmonieuse
ue isoss. .4e
Ayouons- he, Cornelius ne fat nas !;
etourdi de surprise, 81 e%xtrayaeant de
.loie quill l'eit ete a n l'hisloire dn nj
geon. lie pigeon loi syait en- achangc
dc 81 leltre rapporte l~'espoir sons 80
nile vide, ct ils'attendait chaoue ;o,,r
conDaissait Rosa, a ayoir. sile Ill
let lui await Gle rcmis, des nouycllcs do
y ainour ct dc scs cayeux.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

&c maniicstc dams IcqncI !cmpcrcu,
&c k'''sle expose les causes dc Sos diff.
rende "Vcc Pcmpirc ottoman, Il ttt pu-
Bile lc ~ JUN, TN jour settlement aprc:
quo Iordre cut etc expedite aux arrntcs
russes de Passer Ic Pruth. Une dtpache
te~legraphlque de Vicnnc nous apprend
en- meme temps que lc corps dcstine il
IA 'a'achlc a traverse le Pruth a Ltova,
ct celul qui dot occupcr la Moldavie, i
Skoullany;T on dit meme que lie general
Gortshako1 dot ~arriver a bucharest.
lie pas decIsif Il done etc Cail ct phs,i-
'"''on montr6e %jusqu'a ce jour par lie
gouvcrncmcnt russo a fi! place II II
Po''l'q"c ie'mc ct vigourcusc. La pu.
o''cat'on o." manifesto prouvc en- cfIet
que icmpercnr Il pris une d ttcrmina.
no" ct nous ponvons jugcr de la poIiti-
que gun! compte s%uIvrc, par scs proprcs
declarations. 81 lie manifesto "A %scnle-
mcnt en- vue dc fare appel au fanati.-
me DIES sujets de I'cmpcrcur, nous ne
don'ons pas gull mattel ne &C but, car
u est cmprcint dun bout il ~l'autrc dc
'esPr't dIntolfrancc rcIigicusc ct dc
soP!ein'tie ccc'f,iastique 10 plus outrt;
mas II he sly trouve pas unc phrase qui
etao'''se un cas- de guerrc d'apres les
lois ct les "sngcs des pnissanccs civiIisecs
oe Europe; il nc cite pas M fat oui
pn'sse lnstifier une declaration de gnrr
re- II n%in'oquc pas IN principe qui ne
SOIL en- contradiction onvc:te a,rc les
bases sur lcsq"eIs la paix cotrc Ia Porte
ct Ia llnss'c "A rcpost jnsqu'a &c Jour. II
Pfcnd pour point dc depart rldentitt
gun pretend etabIir entire l'teljse. don't
letnpcrcnr est Ic Chef, ct la fol ortho.
d'xe g'ecquc Ct lie, fgIiscs d'Oricnt non
comprises dams son empire. Cctte pre-,
est tont-a-fail inadmis-ib.e.
.Lcmpcrcnr de Rnssie est lc chef de
eg''sc dams scs proprcs EtatS, mais il
va pas plus lc droit dc rcvtndiorcr /,
''prem"tie sur les tglise, grccqncs 81.
.oees dams ceux du Sultan, que la refine
iAng'eterrc, qui est aussi lie chef de {
,eg''se dams &c pays, men a de prtten-
ire a Ia suprematie sur tontcs les 6cIises {
'"storaleS do monde. Mais en- admet- ]
que "les obligations sacrees' don't
'"fle ! cmpcreor s'6tendent sur lie reste
'e iegl'se grccquc anssi bicn que sur Ia e
'art'e dc cetle fgIise qui lui est soumise. t
ne paryient pas a prouvcr que les II
rolls de cette fgiise aient recu d'autre r
IL accuse la Porte d'avoir viole n
Oh serment, parce qu'apres avoir ac- Y
orde certains privileges i reglise gree. Ii
ue, ellie les n %revoqaes a Ia demande 81
G lambassadcur de France. Get acte p
TAFT pcut.etre impolitiquc mais il ne r.
'olait ancnn droit positif. u
h,en ne justife done Ia re paration q
ne Fempereur de Russie demande les u
mes a In main, sartout Iorsqu'on Sc
que lc different relatif aux
'eux'sa'nts await etc arrange par lie
'inee Menschikolf lni. meme ayant oue Il,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

vous dire Ell dcux mots : lie statboude,
a une maison 4 une Iieue de l.eyde, une
gfahdc laIterle, pas autre chose; c'cst
ma tante, sa nourrice, qui a In direction
&c tons les animaux qui sont renfcrmes
dams eetfe metairie. Des que TAI rcon
sotre ~Iettre, que jc Mai pas pe lire, he
hhs mails que votre nourrice mia Ine.
az courn chez ma tante, lii jc snis res.
lee Jnsqn'a ce que lie prince vint i In
'altere, ct qnand il y viot, je Ini deman-
aa' que mon pere troqnat ses fonctions
De premier porte.cIefs de Ia pri son dc Ia
prison de la Haye contre les fonctjons
DC geolier q Ia forteresse de Loewes.
TEN. II ne Sc doutait pas de mon but:
si' Ieut connu, pent-etre eut.il refuse.
au contraire, il aceorda.
- de sorte que vous VOLTA.
T. CONNIE YOU voyez.
- DE sortc que je yous verrai tons los
jours ?
- LIE plus Solvent que jc pourrai.
~ Rosa ma belle madone Rosa (,
dit Cornelius, vous msaimez done nm
peu
Tn pen..... d~it>elIc, oh I! yons ma
!es pas asscz cxigcant, monsieur Corne.
ius.
Cornelius Iui tendit p~assionnSmcnt1 cs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
liz GuICHET'.

Gryphns etait snivi du moIossc.
II hi misait fnirc sa ronde. non,
qua l'occasion il recount les prison.
niers. ~".
Mon pere, dit Rosa, c'est lei Ia
famcusc chambrc d'on NJ, Grotius s'es,
evade; vous savez, NJ. Grolius (?
Oui, oui, ce coquin de Grotius; I'm
ami de ce sceIerat de Barneyeldt. que
'j'ai w executor quand .j'etais enfant.
Grotius ! all alb ! c'est de cctte cham.
bre quill s'est evade. Eth bien !! je re-
ponds que pcrsonnc nes'en eyadera apres
lui.
Ell, en- ouvrant la porte, il commcnca
dams l%'obscurite son discoars au prison
nier. .
QUAINT au Chen, il ALA ch grognant
lairer les mnllcts Din p%risonmer, CONNIE
pour hi dem"ndcr dc quell droi. il ne
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

terrompu dams unc occupation devenuc
pour Sos organes IN irresistible besoin,
il SC jcta sur les agents. &c ne fnt que
par surprise qu'on put %s'cmparer de sa
pcrsonne. On fnt obllg6 dc Iui licr lee
bras ct les jambes, ct de lie porter ainsi
i In prefecture.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

Nos lcctcnr5 lc %,oicnt, &c tabIcan
p%rfsentc nnc majoritt dc six voix pour
lc Col. Hunt ur Sos dcux roncur,cut,
ltunis.-M. Hunt ii etc en- consequence
proCIamG candiiat.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
CONVENTION DEMOCRATIOUE
DE BATON ROUGE.

Les candidats de Ia democratic de la
Louisiana pour les places d'Auditcur
DIES Complies Pnblics, Tresoricr d'Etat,
ct S%urintcndnnt dcs Ecolcs publiqucs,
sont le Col. }. +. MARKS, lie Juge GRE-
NEAux ct lc Jnge CAnneAN.-Tel a etc
le d6crct dc Ia Convention de Baton
Rouge, lnndi d%ernicr, Ter aodt.
&c sontla trois nominations qui font
ionnenr aux deItgnes dc Ia Louisiana
qui ont formG cctte convention. - lis
auraient dinicilcmcnt trouve dams nos
rangs trois plus vaIeureux ct popuIaircs
champions de nos grands principles.
lie Col. Marks est ne dams Ia Gcor.
gic, mais il reside dcPuis vingt ans dams
Get Etat, oil il s'cst acquis upe immense
ct legltime renommee de bon %citoyen,
ardent patriotic, yaIcurcux soIdat.
IA Dams la campagne de la Floride il a
commando avec un rare bonheur ct de
b%rIIlants success une %compagnie de crso-
les du Bayou Sara. Personne nfgnore
nuJourd'hui combicn les volontaires dc
tontes les sections de In Louisiana sill.
lnstrerent dams cette expedition sous les
ordres du general en- chef Gaines.
Lors dc la gucrre du Mexique, lc
Col. Marks, mcmbre de IN Legislature
|" cetle epoque, n'hesita point a SC de-
p%ouillcr dc la toge pour saisir lie nous
q"et.- II s%'enrola CONNIE volontaire
dams un regiment, fut elu colonel, fit In
guerre SOUS lc general Taylor don't Ia
memoire est imperissabIe, ct fnt IN dc
ces chefs qui lneriterent aux troupes 70.
lontaires &c %jngement du grand guer-
ricr n..ue.a
Je ne sache pas quill ait existe de
plus ardents ct braves soIdats que les
v stle dc cettc campagne."
L'existence politiquc du Col. Mar ks
est tout aussi brillante que sa vic mill
tairc. Nul plus que lui, nest rtellemcnt
republican,; null MA de commissioners
plus ~Profondcs du cour humaip ct dc nos {
institutions; nul no possede Ie don den Il
trainer les masses avec plus dc success
que lui... celia est bien flcile 4 compren. {
DIRE !: 'c peuple SC range VOLUNTEERS sous &
une banniere qui a pour devise i: vertu. r
va!eur, TALENT .s d
lie Juge Greneaux est &c diene CT 81
toyen que la Louisiana a nommt il ' il
qucIques mois, Tresoricr d'Etat. De tous II
les JUICES dc nos districts, c'est sans con. p
tredit celui qui s'cst acquis la plus gran v
dc %popularite. d.
n est vrai quill await trouvte lc moyen OF
a decider peu de process. Com q,
'ncnt celia T.. En- raglant lui.meme les C
'ept huitiemes des ~affaires a.vant ou'eIles nj
lussent rortees devant lui. C'est ii me o,
orte que le pauvre prisounier. cor
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

pos" dcpuis qucIq"c temps a prcsquc
tontcs les conventions.
Apres ccs br1'anls prtliminnircs, il u
etc proctdf Il" ctoix Dun randidat.--
'oici comment les votes Sc sont rnrta-
ges :
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

OF Nous prions les officers dn ba-
teau 81 coquct et-si commode le JonN
WEpRE, d'agrter nos remcrcicmcnts
pour les dates rtcentes de In Nonvcllc-
Orleans qu'iIs ont Gu l'attcntion dc nous
fare pn%ryenir. ..a- s..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07

mains, mais |enrs doigt4 seuI. purcnt Sc
TOUGHER a tr"vcrs lie griIlasc.
'oici mon ptrc dit la jeunc G,Ic.
Et Rosa qu''ta vivement la porte ct
''eI"nea vers le v'eux Gryphps qui ap.
parais,ait au haul de ~l'cscalicr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-08-07
LES ~pECHERIES.

CONNIE nous ~l'annoncions dams notre
dern'er nnmero, la frfgnte Lcnnder. uui
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-31
SIMON BONAVITA,

Comfeciioner and Fruit Dealer,
Wholesale aud Retail No. 1913 Main Street, opposite
the Banks
GRATEFUL for patronage heretofore received, so-
VI cts continuance of the same, and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the public, in
city and country the varied assortment he has in store
and is now receiving among which may be found the
following
so boxes Oranges and Lemons, in fine order
200 do bunch Raisns whole, half and quarter
so do layer Rasins superior quality
25 do Naples Maccaroni
Is cases preserved and dried Gingerl
eases Prunes, in glass jars, fine quality
90 boxes Citron
90 boxes Muscat Wine, imported
200 boxes Sardnes, celebrated brand
20O drums best Smyrna Figs
Is dozen Olives. and Capers
10 dozen assorted Preserves, Pine Apples, Lines,
&c.
10 do assorted Pickles
20 drums Sultana Raisins, without seed
90 bags soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bags Filberts
bags Pecan Nuts
bags English Walnuts
t25,000 Cigars various brands and qualities.
Together with fine assortment of French Candy,
Toys, Fancy Goods &c. &c
Domestic Candy, of every description, manufactured
under my supervision daily, of the best materials
and in the best all of which prepared to
sell on the most accommodating terms
I6S Main Street,
Opposite the Banks,
NH 1e SIMON BONAVITA.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-31
sPKTNG TRADE-IS53.


PY packets and steamers from Liverpool and Havre
ID receiving Spring importation of
British, French and German Goods,
Purchased for cash in the various English and Cont.
mental markets. comprising very large and splendid
assortment among which variety of new and beau
tiful STYLES of Ladies Dtess Goods.
And by varions arrivals, from New York and Boston
receiving stock of
American Fabrics,
The whole comprising one of the largest and most at
tractive have ever been able to Offer
Our stock has been purchased under the most advan
circumstances and by the first of March will be
complete, and respectfully solicit the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, give it
animation, with the that goods will be
sold as low they be bought in any market in this
country.
Wehave also on hand large and fashionable stock
of
Ready Made Clothing,
Manufactured home under direct supervision, with
the aid oithe most experienced cutters We have made
such in this department enables us to
compete successfully with any clothing establishment in
the United States.
The whole will be offered at prices satisfactory to the
purchaser, and upon liberal terms.
fe &c KENT. PAINE KENT.
ENRUNKs, CARPET BAGS AND BON
Il NET BOXES-We have in store large supply
ofthe above, consisting of all qualities from the lowest
priced packing Trunk the best Sole Leather all OF
which will be sold unusually low.
Those in will call at the Ladies' Saloon
No. 10 Main street.
fe Is WHITE & PAGE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-31
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Ia
EMPRESS FIR EIGHT CAR

A FREIGHT arranged for the purpose will be
n with the mail train daily, Sundays exceped
for the speedy transportation milk butter fresh
meats and other perishabe articles and ofpackages of
merchandise, &c.
special agent will accompany the car to attend to
the receipt and delivery articles at the several depots
All articles must be put up securely, with their weight
and destination marked thereon and be in place before
the arrival Of the train at the depots in the country.
must be sent there between A M and M, accompa-
MED by two tickets stating what place they to be
sent by whom and to whom. 1.-THE articles received
respond with the tickets will be signed by the agent
at the depot and delivered the bringing the
ticles, and the other retained.
An agent will. be in attendance at the Richmond de
pot from till M, for the delivery of articles
brought by the Express cars.
The freight all articles must be paid in ADVANCE and
no article will be taken for any turnout
Table of Rates.
TRUNKS, ROXES AND PACKAGES
Single packages not exceeding five pounds weight for
Packages weighing over five pounds and less than
tity pounds all distances -................-3 80 cts
Packages weighing over fifty pounds and less than
wv pounds. so cts
Articles exceeding 100 pounds Ill weight between
Richmond and Louisa H, per 100 lbs. ......50 cts
Between Richmond and Gordonsve. per 100 lbs 60 cts
Do do do Mediums river 100 lbs rs cts
BUTTER, LARD, DRESSED FOWLS AND FRESH
MEATS.
And fresh Fish packed in,boxes or baskets
rs cents per 100 lbs for all dstances-no charge to be
than 25 cts.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
OYSTERS-By special agreement.
ape e H. GILL. Supt fermentation
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-31
tidHMoNn FtRh AssoeiAfit1|
life ts<ssrau.e sse-ur.xa

|STtHtS ASSOCIATION is now pteparcdlo Issue Pei
eies Insurance on tho lives Of sl persons enjoying
good health and OF sound constitutions for the whole u.
ration oe, for limited period and upon as reasona.
bic terms any similar company. As this 10 the only in
Sttuon ofthe kind this State 1t claims fairly the pat
ronage of our citizens, especially when it is
bered that it is hoe and its profits distributed here,
while the premiums Of other companies literally
aged by the public carried of the State The adj
vantages of Life assurances too universally
knowledged to require minute detail of the benefits
sung therefom it is enough tossy that all persons who
derive their incomes or support from pubcor private sit
nations; mechanical professional mercantile pursuits
should avail themselves gifts advantages in order
liberal support those who dependant their ex
ertons The reinsurance favorable as those
any similar institution in the United States and general
information relating Life assurances together with the
rates ofpremiums will be cheeruly given to those who
call at the Office No. 223, Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
suN Sec'y.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-31
rs NaIaN sYEAtssts.v - tiaR

s-sssesa UH STE n y taatua stssiii ttitt Fllia
va NoRtot + sStssinefe .pENN5ytVHNtA Captain
Bayt5rs VIRGINIA, Capt Test Gid CRY or
RICHMOED. Capt Mitchell. =
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
FOR Philadelphia alternately Mondays and FRIDAYS at
high water Returning. leave Philadelphia for Richmond
wednesdays and Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock A M until
further notice.
These steamers have been built expressly for this line
and every care has been taken in their construction to
insure strength and speed and their Accommodations for
passengers and attention Of their captains are uneouaed
Passengers for Nc'o York.-We Lave entered into ar
Engagements with several companies in Philadelphia to
forward passengers through New York. either by rail-
road or steamers thereby offering to the travelling com
munty to that city such inducements as the following
viz short trip at sea. thereby avoiding much of that
great objection in travelling by sea, "sea sickness"
trip up the beautiful Delaware river and sufficient time
IS allowed frequired for sight seeing in tile Quaker
City
Passage hroughto New York and found in st cabin 50
Passagein frstcabin and found to Philadelphia. . 8
Do second do do do -
For freight or passage apply to
ROBERT RANKIN Agent,
Corner Goth and Water SITS, Richmond.
LEVI ELDRIDGE Gen. Ag't
No7 North Wharves, Philadelphia.
Notice 10 ShPpcrs-Due notice will always be given
when the steamers will be ready to receive freight and
the hour OF their sailing.
APPS r. RANKIN, Agent.
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RkCHNaOND 81 DANVlLLE KATLROA ID
lsIs ss -
Omen TO KeysyiIIe. ~

Vpem 10 HAeysVIIle, 53 miles.
nm and after MONDAY, November 9Th, 1852 re-
- gular passenger train will rin daily, Sundays ex
cepted,) between Richmond and Is eysviile
The train will stop for passenger only the following
points:
Manchester, Robiou's, Coal Fields Tomahawk, Pow
hatan Mattoax SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House.
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary Haytokah, and Liberty
Church.
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A NJ. Returning leave
keysville at 1873 P. M.
Children under 10 years age free provided seat is
not occupied by them From 10 and under Is years of
half price Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with two passes that can be retained
in the Offices and must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go the cars.
n B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the South.
side train Haytokah for Rces Station thence by Fagg
Cos stages to Lynehburg. Passengers for Halifax
Court House and Danvle, Va, meet Messrs Flagg
Cos four horse coaches at Keysvile And passengers
for panvie. Va, Greensborough Salisbury and Char
lotte, N. c., meet Messrs Fagg Co.'S four horse
coaches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday $, at
Keysvie.
Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Boydton, Milton NJ c., and
Yanceyviile can meet Messrs Moss & Co.'S coaches at
Keysyile on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and
for Milton and Yanceyville by Flags & Co.'s line Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays.
fe rs JOHN H. OSBORNE snnt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-31
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN sIa Of Ii o4n

THNyIE steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain John Da
il Wis, wlon and after Thursday next 2sth inst leave
the wharf Rockets regularly every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday mornings at o'clock precisely for Ports
mouth and Notwithstanding the will leave the
wharfin Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings the hour, 81 o'clock, and touch at ali
OF the regular landings the river, going and return
ng.
Passage to Coke's Grove wharf ............s so
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk. ........ 90
Children under IL years Of age half price.
Servants to any point on the River above Grove
i %
Through to Portsmouth and Norfolk .......... 50
Meals 80 cents each
81 HASKINS Il LIBBY