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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

The Turf.
MOBILE, April 28.-TRornsG Purse $3.50, two mile
heats In harness
d. Barnes's b. m. Hannah Nc.................
Time, 553-606-5:56
Same pay-Purse $50 mile heats, to $50 h. wagons
Robt CottIiirs $. m Betsey Morgan. ...... 2 ! 2 I
W. H. Hur ter'sb &. Old Stone. .......... 5 1 3
J. L. Clouds, b. e. Ypslanti. ............ 4 drawn.
Time, 3lsh-3I7-3:15-317.
APRIL 2Q-Purse $50, for beaten pacing horses to 20
they money to to the second best
horee-me heats.
Robert Cottrells b. &. Bob Cottrell..
ID. Barnes br. G. Tornado. Observation-Disclosures. 2dr
Time, 3:08.
Second RacePurse Sb for beaten trotting horses 10
go they pleaseenrance money TO go TO second best
herte--mile heats
Barnes o. m, Hannah Nc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I
n. Eeos. y. q S"ui ......s.s....s
John l.. Condis b. m Ypsilanti. ................
W. Nunnaee's x. g. Samson ..................
lime, 2:66-352.
ST LOUIS April 27.-Jockey Club purse $780, mile heats,
best three in Eve in harness.
Buffer, driven by McQuivey. ................. ! l
Tom Benton, driven by G. Bidwen..
June Bug driven by K. Holbrook ....... 3 dis.
Time, 300-247-245.
NORFOLK (vA) RACES May 5-T~o mile heats.
Mr.. Tally One eye Joe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Mr.. Harrisons Maid OF Edgecombe. ............ 2 2
Major Bacon's DE uapperton. ..............
Time 3;4o-344.
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American bible Society.

Beard OF Managers met Thursday last at the usual
Cock, VIM. B. Crosby, Benz. L. Swan and Francis Hal,
r. qrs., Vice Presidents.
Two auxiliaries we're recognized one welch Bible
Society ia Pennsy vania, and one in Texas.
Letters read from France, Madras and California
Various grants of the Scriptures made usual and
measures adopted preparatory to the annual meeting
next week. Although the Bible House is no. yet in
condition to be advantageousy strangers from the
aens are requested TO wait short time when they will
be invited TO meet some Of the Building Committee and
Board
The past has been very to the So
siety and full and interesting meeting is Anticipated
next week at the Metropolitan
SINGULAR CASE OF MoNoMANIA.-Such an one
developed before Judge Dewey IN the Supreme Jid
cial Court in this city Tuesday The crcumsta
are mainly theseIn 1850 the selectmen of Dudley filed
petition in the Probate Court for the appointment Of
guardian Harvey Dodge, Of that town The petition
set forth in general terms that Harvey Dodge
and incapable Of taking care OF himself or his property
Judge Knuicut declined granting the prayer Of the petit
TONERS, upon the ground that the alleged insanity
not Of the character recognized In the Revised Statutes
and therefore not within the jurisdiction Of his court
Thus the has remained till The present week. On
the presen alton OF the petition before Judge Dewey
directed jury trial From the evidence adduced the
hearing appeared that up to 1912 Mr. Dodge had been
one of the most respectable citizens of Dudley and
uniformly kind, afeconste and provden in his family
relations At that period unfortunate change, in
duced by religious excitement and speculation,
him. the singular results of which remain to the present
time
Under the influence of his religious monomana he re-
fuses TO provide his family with suitable or even decent
clothing upon the ground that is sinful to any
thing but the coaret and most inferior articles OF dress
He will not permit his family to associate with others,
attend church while he talks TO them insessantly,
day and night urging them to adopt his religious faith
of which neither they Others form any inteli
gent understanding At times, when his wife has not
been disposed to sit down and hear him. he has taken her
by force put her into chair and compelled her thus
listen his exhoftations Since 1S48. he has entirely
neglected to do any thing for the support OF his family
and seemed 10 be entirely and perpetuay absorbed in his
religious wandeIings. The evidence before the jury
proved him not only perfectly on all subjects except
religion and his family, but Industrious, temperate
ar prudent man, and with the single exception panei
in oil - rects ,ood and vqIsbs citizen Toe jury
we're liable fosfrpe morn verdict being e1gEly divided.
- W,nc.e,, .hass., fycwc,lt
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Nine causes for divorce admitted in Oregon accord
ing 10 law rcce ntlv passed, via adultery, impotency
eamy frs in contract silfgl deier.inn for
lie SPACE of twenty yesrs conviction of infamous cTne
hsb,ual dr,nkenn.ss, co-l treatment, pr,rct 20 pro
,iGe hen On tie Iart .. husband icr sly months
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way. with red flag, to stop any trains that might
took the precauon to send line to your gravel pit
and rent with line to the first station Of the
crossDg SO that your trains in might have notice
1t fits both tracks WELL and think will admit OF trains
running over it with almost the usual speed. made
everythipg permanent and strong.
Yours, truly, b. MASON.
Our Chief Engineer, John B. Jervis having been in
formed Of the transaction above alluded to- came to Chi
cago and the 10th Of May, 1861 addressed letter to
Colonel Mason which delivered to him in person. OF
which the following is COPY
CHICAGO, May TO- 1861. Il
WR. B. MASON EsQ-Dear SRI regret that after had
ntn aed my objections to the crossing Of the Illinois
Central track the level with ours, that you
should without notice have cut track and put in
such crossing. have wish in any manner TO ON.
barrass the operations Of your company but as con-
ceve that both companies bound every consdea
ton Of private interest and public duty to adopt such
measures shall far practicable secure life aud
property and believing that level crossing such as
hsve put In will place the lives OF passengers both
roads in great jeopardy therefore cannot consent TO it.
Believing the crossing which you have put in road
tremely hazardous feel called upon protest. and do
protest, against your placing maintaining any crossing
at near the point above Indicated except by passing
over our track height sufficient TO permit our en-.
ginss pass under the This IL tie only prasea
BILE mode of crossing which Ia safe am not aware that
there is any diereocs Of opinion between upon this
point; but should there be- think both companies
bound TO have the question settled by commission Of
inn aral men, therefore propose that three persons
be appointed in conformity to the act the
Illinois Central Rah Dad Company to decide upon the
proper mode OF crossing road. Respectfully. your
obedient servant, JOHN B. JERVl3.
Mr.. j. b. Jervis told Col Mason that he should cause
the frog and their track to be replaced to
which Col Watson replied that he should protect ~ by
force and in pursuance OF such threa' Col Mason had
large pery OF satiored night and day for some time
10 prevent our restoring our { ack.
fur counsel sdvised 10 do nothing that woul cause
ie', ard n cor,'quoh'c ~ Oh nj attempt .riac.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

give you the following statements for
publicity. Until recently, for the lat
SIX years, have been .uRering and
gradually sinking under the effects Of
tina: di .tres.ing and alarming di ca e, the
con umpiion, attended with q painful
cough and frequent hemorrhage If the
lungs. By the advi e Of f,ieads an
physi-ians, 1 tried q re idence Of few
month farmer South. but not receiving
any de-i1ed ben.it. I re-orted to means,
which il ! natural for per on 20 make
Gus Of when given over by nedi~aleat-
;endants, - hopeless "a e, that j The
various ADVERT ed medi Tres ron
tinued to try one remedy after another,
without obtaining snv relief. until by
your recommendation commenced u ing
the Cedar ar. Al that ii ne had be-
come 20 weak tina, Vas obi rcd to give
up my offi~e and prar:ire. had only
taken one bottle, when va. convinced
that the mediciDe wa doing good: as
continued TO take the medi-ine, con-
tinued to gain in strength. and nv
di ea>e to yield under it, infueI &c.
am now able to perform the labors Of .
pra 'ti~e. and confidently hope to be soon
fully re- erred to NV former good health.
! eon. ider the Cedar ar the very best,
if not the only remedy for the cure Of
di,es.es Of the lungs and che.t.
Verv re <pec'fullv YOURS.
VIM. G. G U p, Dentist.
PREPARED AND Ref I'D BY
MRS. B. n. ORRIS. NO. 34s BAL
TT ORE s RECT. BAIT.
For sale hy WillismH Garner.
Town d. and bv all re>pe table dru q
throughout the United tates.
July %. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

u confidently recommended &C. "vaIhs ne
"n." passed bv an, know preparation fer the
rHre T Coughs. ar-.n-ss aud either !,at ri
Common Coids; B'orehiiis. A.inma. (;Crr.
Consnmp'inr ~ an rariV Stage. AMI fer m, Re.
li~' ~ The Patient even in sdsahcsd Stsge: q
that F4ta! Hisesse.
u combines in = scientific manner t~Me die
ef lnns esteemed value. with 9th. r. Of rnnre
recent discovery. Ahd hs.ihe ifs soofk,nR and
fon,e qualities, a6's Though IRE skia gently
and With great sfir icy. Er the cure OF this 4.s
al diasasas
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

A Lo" OF ROCK SALT Just reeeiv
"A ed and for sale bv
LOVER. ABELL D. CO.
June And, 1853
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
500 cni
y" ATEtEi rz -

'in~s OF the nsnSs vssusI.|N iie|s 4
q iake:is sns granted skaf 4s41s q. ssuI.
wi'l do all il their p.wer = saxe. MI
lives ~ their rhrilirrn. an1 IL, Esss !
ps.r<"n will en.lravor ID sfezs6e i
cwn hsalih si oil serrikres. W
Ne IN. duty zen solemnIv azaay* 4
WORMS. acrnrdinss ia s|.s az1s<s5s S. II
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
AfIOrn az WiTArSxrS

NEN'I-F' w W Nv S~FN.
We have Certificates tiora Cariaia rswas,
hT"ihsr ~ fhe smsneR' phvsirian ." l."nis Na.
pnl~. u. President &c the French rrr,hiir no
was rur-d "t Rh.un,aiism at seven years elsa.
fling: nns fror Rohs G..ais. q" of seven wears |:
cite iron Mr. Ok'hsra. n .Iiisnore Cu.iosa. heuss.
- dreadful css" of dyspepsia one h",n Jn1s
IKE. 81 a rsse of dysp-ps'a and general DE-.
INV: AMI "re fron J. x StspIet"n. eco. .
BaliinnFr, With hundreds Of others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
TIE GRE r, 81 Hl:CUv RY OF
..... THE AGE
kiSs'S.9sps0LSic Li3inaessf


0eNkiss's.ssas0ISic LtalRaesss
IN sxFgEnAL aEvsDs.
sssnds vnsival!sd Eos the eus.. of t;.u
Khsssnssi-m, N"ussIzia is sH Hs terms
L"'Dbags. Seississ, Psos schs, Tno.h
s"he. ~ s6 arhs. Ss,ss thsoss. E:hillhla;ns.
F'o-'b''s. Coss~. Sp,siss. Bsuisss a.s.
PHrpsssd only nv
Q. y. HOPKINS IN Co,
Esxtaa. Nd.
TO shoss Who aye the nwEyv,pmmas vie
s:W's os gain. ~ arsie % now pseuensss,
which. tnr Sc ss' se~s % tie varissa a.
tee i'Ds iD whIch 10 Ass hpes spplisa. is
~i'ho"' p'er"dsns IL the his,ovv of incal
s''''''cs' sg"n'v. TIE pshl,s ~ ssrn-sslv
cs'l'0 npOn To hest 'as truth ~ our a~sSr
ii'"s ~ application of sIe !. niment. d
will 10 found fslis end entirely 10 ns-.
'hs'' ~s"'s- ,ssA Ps"v~ is sll -sses an in
valuable ss.Sages "f pain. I've p.sp.ie
tors beg cave so refer aia issersa,ed n
The cesnkeates appended slso IN shs
'c"'thcaisa accompanying each hessl~.
fro"s the '""~s rs.p~cssSl~. iu,sitigsns and
relis Mo SOURCES
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
hasai \ tons Vegetablr ~
aaRe@M


rEH GREAT iiScovERHs o. r
.fCE- RE-fB !-RE.sD NE. I'D
enVhE world never be- isrr saw suph usass i'll
h"m' testimony gwen 70 any psIss meai.
cine.
BAar,RnRe. sep ii. Iss1
Aessrs Mortimer q Mosrtrrs: ill., III arsss
n mak- kRnwn tire benefits haze ss<z4...i fsssos
d. IsI'I'. TinctnIe. For = J. nyFt III fiz,e
I have h~-u sati-et 10 great pc.trAftra dt nfzha
euIar rsnN-r. and gr~ss debility ot fhe 81 isssss
81 sf-m. sr~on rari~A WissF palrisati"H and
'~iirs Uf the heart. had sueh suddsn attach
that "ns OCCASION rrhia srNrr.tS g-t ho,. u
I making mention mf nv rase 20 o fris"d he 4. 2
frII-d m- Tn Jos~rh Y. S'srIeinn. -sq.. IN o.
ard hichiv respectable citizen Of BsIiiInor-.
eums'ahr's . eaIl.a IN Mr. SispIeion. asvA. af.
s~I nm iH'srsi"N ~ so,ns minmr-s. . Wss inIIy
aa'i.E-d "f the medic virfass "F ihe 1lsetur~.
trim The svid. nrp hefoTe me- 0f his ~ 70 prrsnn,
wh". f"T s1tae iiTne rrevieHs. inAira'ea falling
sfa'~ rt ks"lfk. hni m~W n hearty hale aNpesv.
re- w''h tie scsirifs az yowik. . immediately
s"H.m"ne.d using IRE T'Nrture. and. h+frre .
took the errt' is 'T ane haiti. n,, ssrpHesk sras
rensEsa s"f r"H srslk 80 kriak and EN- 90 &c.
ffrs zee fr'nfS sesrs ere. This inefnr~ 10 the
grand restorative "f the dig~stise organs, which
~h~" desire. 81. the ~ hose .. stem 10 ia-R state
Of suffering. ass
do ass-,s 10 10 ne hmm bag. hat i. in rsalsse
~'a' is rerT-s-Ri~d 20 he b, w. ssnpsoA
che inv -nsor We A. SrpAyvprR.
Ccrnrr Of I."n.hsId sHd sharp streets.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

MesSrs. Martinez Il Mowbrav: Mrs. Elisa
hsih Bagw"n 10 lady nj the highest ,sspse,a.
hi iiy. ~'aiihy and influential. The care in
her case speaks v"Iamss in favor If this won.
dsTtuI Tinet"rr. Several oth~s psrsons we
h.s~ heard ut hsr. derived great hsn.ht from
its use in car county. w." are entirely "ui Sf
'Le s:iir'r aud have d4jv snxi"s. Inquiries 10
Enow ~hrn ws will receive anffher SUNNY
W. expert large saIrs OF 10 from the present
DEMAND. and ant you to ami M box .. conn
a. ps.ssIhIe You're. TYLER ApAtn.
koIthsrnpiom Go April ", 1854.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

WV"TFRALV VRWcEfaTo
iSo Prsft Street Ralf,movs.
For sale in 81. Mar = eoan'v Nv Riehardsos
o. Cambs and T.nksv AksH u Co leonard
Tswn:H Gssser 4 Co.. Nii~s Town
snd Gee. Morgan. aa.I J .hn 4 BsYroagI,s
Chspsieo-snd bs merchants gsnersily ihrough.
oui MsryIasd and yisginia
February ., iSsJ
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

Esss"n. Jan I2h l-6U.
hereby eestifv thai shsr trial ~ the
medir'ne manufactured hy W.. O. p.
Il".'k'ns. knr Rhsnmsti.En. having pnr.
chased Q hottie Of him ami tried o.. I rnn.
sider il the bet remedy ! have ever @. en-
'or that ca,np!aint.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
Uond' ,fnl TIRE Of Htr.difn,s Serof n,
b. Hampton 8 T,esiHBIs 7TneiRye 81

III SEoIfs ne FIsse"Fs 70 Ffsff mai IsF
H4nspioh's rimrturs has tnseiSd Z most sx-
ha"rdinars cure OF nay slave b.,y, sliesi- Ths
rsiIsai W.s three y-srs aid. sAd had ihs
Seroiuis- his father wsS serofuinas-l IT.
kos ~a. a nsUvIhg mass Of snI-s from head a.
go"s ihs upper -ys-lsds w~rv mBeh ss.sE
lsn. ard iar"~d Inside Out. Sxhshisisg herrih<s
sasit~rIbg aleefs that psotGaaSsi eses fh~ Kt@
bali. 90 40 IN proAass blsndsrzs. IL Is ssrxzs-
yet iIae. Viii. child. thss fsa resigsea - sss
ais4s . eslisl soo asJsnls. sss 800 sss.sssI
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE ELUm
o.. GASTRIC JUICE

- FEARED trs,m RENNET, %. 'he
- Enu'.h STOMACH ~. THE ON. afer
directions Of BARON L,EhIG the great
Phvsiol.gicai C:hemist. hv J. 8. fiouSH.
rnn. N u. Philad-lvhia. Pa.
This IL truly wonderful remedy Eel
Indigestion I'vsp"psia. Jauniir". Lives
Complain Consumption. aud ID hiliiy
curing after Naturr'S own m 'hod By
Natures nwn ageI.i. the Gastric Juice
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-22

ntCUWo1o, APsu So Ao'b%.
NJ. y. Horton Keeei. .fersf for Csdcr
Tar.-Dear Sir: II IS With . .ense Of
gratitude, and desire that Others, suffer
ing from disease, nav Be induced to try
the Cedar Tar, that ] am inAueneed 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13
Virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.
- - g 60

a FREIGHT Car arranged for the purpose, will be
IN run with the mail train daily Sundays excepted
for the more speedy transportation of milk butter fresh
meats and other pershabe articles and ofpacages OF
merchandise, &c.
special agent will accompany the to attend to
the receipt and delivery ofarcles at the several depots
All articles must be put up securely with their weight
and destination marked thereon and be ia place before
the arrival of the train the depots in the country
Articles to be transported from the Richmond Depot
must be sent there between A M and M, accompa-
MED by two cts stating to what place they be
sent by whom and to whom 1.-THE articles received cor
respond with the tickets will be signed by the agent
at the depot and delivered the person bringing the ar
tices, and the other retained
An agent will be IN attendance at the Richmond de
pot, from A till p NJ, for the delivery of articles
brought by the Express
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
All Instances % cts
Packages weighing over five pounds and less than
fifty pounds, all distances .............--...3 80 cts
Packages weighing over fifty pounds and less than
l00 pourds- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 cts
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight between
Richmond and Louisa c H. per 100 lbs so 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 be
ess than % cts.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
OYSTERS-By special agreement.
ap2 E: H. GILL, Supt. transportation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13

il BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS IN OtR MAIL
PACKET BOATS, BY SCOTTSVILLE 4 LYNCH
mond daily sunday excepted, at the usual hour P NJ
and arrived in Lynchburg in "a hours and in buchanan
AZ hours
Returning leave Buchanan II, A. NJ every day ex-
cept Sundays arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ: leave
Lynchburg at p NJ and arrive in Richmondin 80 hours
in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leaving 81
NJ, and the Southern and Northern Railroad ieav
ing at M
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
stages at North river returning leave Lexington every
day. except Sunday and arrive in Richmond in A hours
Passengers for Farmvile fare 81; Buckingham C. H..
fare So 25 Charlottesville fare &c. and Stanton fare 81
will leave Richmond in Monday wv ednesday and Fri.
dav's boats
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances.
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted ats p NJ
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13
RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAD
"a II 9 -
i Open 20 Key.viue, s3s miIcs.a

" - - Open 40 Aeysvilie, 53 nsilessaff,
an and after MONDAY, Noyembersth, 1859, re-
u gular passenger train will RIA daily Sundays ex
cepted between Richmond and eysvile n Il s.i
The train will stop for passenge only the following
points: r.7,.t ; II. :. I'll. a. tn, 5rs....re.r
Manchester, Powhite, Robious Coal Fields, Toma-
hawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax, SCOTS
Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke, Jennings Ordi-
nary, Haytokah, Liberty Church, and Cark's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ. Returning leave
Keysvile at l2s Pm.
Children under 10 years ofage Free provided seat is
not occupied by them From 10 and under Is years of
age half price, Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with passes thatone can be retained
in the Office and must be expressly stated the
that they permitted to go the cars.
N. B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the South
side train Haytokah for Rices Station thence by Fagg
& Cos stages to Lynchburg Passengers for Halifax
Court House end Danve, Va, can meet Messrs Flagg
& Cos four horse coaches at Keysvle And passengers
for Danvile Va, Greensborough, Salisbury and Char
lotte ~ c.. can meet Messrs Flagg & Co.'S four horse
coaches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday at
Keysville.
Passengers for GAINESVILLE Boydon Milton, N c., and
Yanceyville meet Messrs Moss & Cos coaches at
Keysville Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. and
for Milton and Yanceyville by Flagg & Co.'s line Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays.
fe rs JOHN H. OSBO RNE, supt.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13
JOHN II. BosHER. Secrs
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Life Iusurauce Kesumed.

HNH1S ASSOCIATIONS is now prepared to issue Poll
Il cies of Insurance the lives OF all persons enjoying
good health and of sound constitutions for the whole du
ration ofte, for limited period and upon as reasona
bic terms any similar company As this is the only
sttuton ofthe kind in this State claims fairly the pat
bered that home 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 ac-
knowledged require minute detail of the benefits re-
sung thereom it is enough to say that all persons who
derive their incomes support from pubhco private SIT
uations mechanical professional or mercantile pursuits,
should themselves gifts advantages orderto
liberal support to those who dependant their
ertons. The rates ofnsurance favorable those
of any similar Institution the United States and general
information relating Life assurances together with the
rates of premiums will be cheerfuy given those who
call at the.Ofhce, No 223, corner Main and 9th sts
Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
Co.,, or2
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13

TUVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and one
Il Tor sale, on accomplishing terras, viz: .-.s.=-
800 bbls. prime Orleans Moasses
% bbls. Clarified Sugar Louisiana Refinery
25 bbls. Orleans Granulated Sugar . An
$4,000 lbs Tolds Family Bacon, hog round
: 200 Todd extra Family Hams So
$50 Western do
900 kegs Briggs Family Lard
100 kegs Jour own rendering Lard
rs hhds Western Sides 81
10000 lbs. do Shoulders
800 boxes Hydcs Soap
100 do Fancy do
200 do Jackson's Candles
so do do Soap
200 bbls Cincinnati Rectifed Whiskev
100 do Old Rye (1s43) do
10 do do (1s41) do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
80 half and Or pipes Cognac Brandy, Otard, Do
puy Co., and other brands
25 bbls. Orleans Rum
l puncheon Antigua Rum
25 half pipes Spanish Port Wine
1870 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
100 kegs Beaty's Sporting Powder
CHAS T. WORTHM co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13
PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE
q - $50

q Ea II ss@SE .zEassslEc
On Monday of each week-Fare So only.
TVHE public are hereby informed that the comfortable
i and expeditions STEAMER POWHATAN, Captain
Charles E. Mitchell, having been entirely re6tted
arged, and improved in every respect, is the
route between Richmond and Baltimore once weekly
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line, will
leave Richmond by the morning train Monday of
each week, at clock, A. NJ and reach Baltimore in
the the night probably by midnight thus
ring connection with the different lines out of Balti
the following morning. in any direction. Return
ing, passengers will leave Baltimore the afternoon of
Wednesday of each week, at 81 o'clock P NJ, and
the creek the following morning with the train
ofhe Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company which arrives in Richmond ON Thursday, ats
o'clock, P. NJ.
Fare in either direction, S.; forward cabin passen
gers, Including meas.) 81 So
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line
So so. For secoud class doSl SO. Making the whole
fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by this agreeable
line 81 so only for first class passengers and Sc for
cond class do
For further particulars through tickets apply at the
Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent
Office r, + & P r Company,}
Richmond { mi