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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Young America.-"My son." said doting
father, who was about taking his son into bust
ness, "what shall be the name of our new frm?"
"Well, governor" said the one-andtwenty youth,
looking up in the heavens to find an 2nswer, II
don't know; but suppose we have it John H.
Samplin & Father" The old gentleman was
struck with the originality of the idea, but could
not adOpt it.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The Agriculture Society of Pennsylvania pur-
pose purchasing fifty-four acres of ground near
Germantown, for $4,000, on which to hold its
annual exhibitions.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The U. s. Economist states that the United
States now consumes as much cotton IN 1858, rs
England did in 1888.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The man who pirates about the cruality of
angling will be found invariably to beat his
Christopher North,
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Every man, says Gibbon, who rises above
the common level, has received two Quotations;
the first from his teachers; the second, more per-
sonal and important, from himself.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

A French chemist, NJ. Despretz, has been
trying hard and long to make diamonds. He
reports to the Academy of sciences, that he
has succeeded so far as to make diamond dust,
and hopes, ere long, to knead it into gems
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The man who wrestled with gallon of rum
met with signal defeat.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The salary of the King of the Sandwich Is
lands is $4,000.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Some wag announces that one of the Sia-
mese Twins has arrived in Charleston, South
Carolina. accompanied by his brother.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

If thou hast wit and learning, add thereto
wisdom and modestv.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Net exports of specie for 6years, s 75,lO5,2O6
This shows a balance against the U. States
of more than fifty million of dollars. We have
thus consumed this much more of the manufac-
lures and products of other countries, than we
have exported. We therefore deduct the "a
mount of specie exported from the U. States
as above, from the amount of God deposited in
the Mint, so as to ascertain what has been the
increase of specie from California,-as follows:
Receipts of California Gold to
October 3lst, 1853. $2O3, SOS, 525 81
Exports of specie from l847 to
October 3lst 1853, ............. 75,I05,207 90
Nett increase of specie, 1928, 780,Sl8 SO
These figures exhibit the gratifying fact that
there is at present time nearly one hundred and
thirty million more of specie in the United
States than there was in l846l The truth is
the country never has been in a more flourish
ing condition, and there is no excuse for con-
planning of hard times.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Such is the plan. The work of taking SUBJ
scriptions has already commenced. Wboof the
clergy will not take an agency? Who that
have sons to educate will not take scholarship?
Who that has money, with which he desires TO
good, will not invest it freely in this kind of
stock? Apply to any of the College Faculty,
or to any member of the Board of Trustees,
who,.,we presume, will take your note. Or take
your pen, and draw your own note after the
above form and forward it to my address at this
place. E. E. WILEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
THE Dali Y DISPA ITCH

THEssouiRnELs.--Wei noticedsa lew days -ln--'
the great abundance of squirrels the present season
onsthe GuyanJotsn. The Charleston sRepsbfseaa
;ves sone interesting statements relative to the
migratory propensities of these little creatures
they have been crossing theKanawha riverfor some
weeks past, on their Journey South, in great mum
bers sinsy and in pairs the whole distance from Tue
mouth to the falls Squirrels have the gut Oh pro,
phetic vision in an eminent degree, and taeir
stampede southwark is an excellent indea''"'i VI
cold winter. The Republican relates seSeFai
amusing stories of their taking passage on steam
hoats. of their morning calls to the cornfeldsIand
&c one ,,,,,e follow that climbed into gcnteman's
buggy and occupied the front sea'-oue 'aey are
generally secured and take the place Oh ehicAsns
~, the table
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
MAX WITH TW

MAN WITH TWENTY WIvEs-A man calling
himself Dr. VIM. Hunter, but whose real name is
said to be Nathaniel ], Bird. is in jail at Camden,
n. j., on charge ofbigamy and various other char
ges On Sunday Elizabeth Harrington, a lady of
Philadelphia visited him in prison, and ascertained
he was the man to whom she was married on the
9th of July last On the same day he was visited by
another lady from kensinston named Mary Thomas
to whom he was married III May last Ii is also
stated that he has a wife in Reading, another in VIII
mington Del, and another yet in Philadelphia
The prisoner is only about23 years of age, and it
is stated declares that he has c;aty wives, state
ment which may be true, more than one-fourth
of that number has been found within few days.
Il is alleged that he abandoned each wife soon at
ter marriage and that they never heard Of him af-
ter, until his recent arrest. The affair the
greatest exl itement in Camden, and has induced
an immense number OF people to seek admission
for the purpose of seeing him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
NEW FALL ANDWIyTFp, Coo.

= we are receiving daily, and now have ~ =,
~ III me iaIEsst and best assorted stoek ~
fLF AND FANCY DRY GOODS we hs~s - 81. PA
snd 1 10, sac we INVITE our friends and csos ~
sbsv 1 pJos sgnelaiy 10 examine stock befors
ing IN part: VI sns ioiow-
h, blown ana oiesched Sheetinss and shIr,yr..
oIeaened and brown Cotton Drills Bed TYeIinss g
cord Camorics Blankets large st,cE RULED CO., ana
Jerseys satnetts and Tweeds Domet and al Waa
Fiannes, bieached and brown Canton FIsnnsi. T" ooi
ana plain Linseys, black. blue, green ara lala
french Cloths, black French Cassimeres and nv
SKINS Fancy Cassimeres and Silk aud Wool We, zoe
itsn Linens, Table Danask ard Napkins Liner SLasS
c mgs ana rinow Case Linens, French Merinos an
plain and printed, black Bombazines ana Joins
pam and printed French DeLain.s plaid and ssrine
rlenen DeLalnes rch printed Cashimeres aud saTju
DeLanes, Saxony and Gala Plaids for rhiS- 80 sam
aes Cloths all eoors and qualities plain 6aeS LA La
oiack ngurd Silks rch plaid and brccsde Silks Ma aa
!, m Analqqes very nch, Dress and Cloak Trimrnyss
Eiusiin Lace, Jaconett Honiton and Maltese fois-,'
Ill OF winch we will sell on the best terms
WARREN & PERKINS
Sc ~ No. l4l Eagle So,e.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

WHERE THE BEST TEA GOES Tot has been
remarked by travellers that tea brought overland
by the Russians is far superior TO the article which
we receive by sea. Some say that the tea of the
Russians Is produced by better districts than those
which supply us, while others attribute the differ
ence to its being carried by land and not exposed
to the deterioratng effects Of voyage. We are
disposed to believe in the latter explanation for
some overland tea we drank at Consfantinople had
lost great part of its flavor when brought by sea
from that place TO London-a comparatively short
voyage. and during which much care had been ia
ken of the sample. But whatever be the cause, the
fact remains indisputable the tea brought from Chi
ma by the Russians il far superior to ours-From
"China, PictoriGls Description and Historical"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
DRY GOODS, cLoTHIrn >.

i h nArH HEeapE = = !. GHhIsTIAN &
. nse ~ Their stock Of DRY G00D Esys
uIar attention y "hash Ihey Invite partjc-
Ladies DRESS GOODS. SILKS. co,e,.a. -,
~ every style, pattern and shs ssask,
and and MoUsLIN DE- LANES III ce. ASh-
PIAIDs F,sgns plaid SILKS ard MES Mes
esss quaniy Embroderies, Collars sisasan f.ints
CoaI. Insertinzs Infants Dress AZ ,ss1Rz
HOsItRY rars styles Of Velvet Cloth nd ~
l a silk, Cotton snd Wool Ho.s . 81 and
GSRpTTssigl1s Goods complete assortment =
imported direct en-, Carpets, Rugs Mats Ie
Messrs Crossby Sons, and earnot bs Of
IA y y dsssn or briliancy ofcoiors BY ior
price and n s snsea states American Carpets eysT,
ngs mattings, Floor and Furniture 0I cIos scck-
Linen, Table and Piano Covers. oH eie1ns, Starr
se II GHRISTIANx r.rrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

Henrietta Werner, young married woman, died
in New York a few days since, under crcumstan-
ces which led 10 the suspicion that she had been
poisoned by her husband, druggist. The coro-
ners jury, however, rendered verdict in accor-
dance with the physicians opinion, that abe came
to her death by pericarditis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

DRYING TomAroEs-Tne Ohio Cultivator says
(early last summer,) we ate some very fine toma-
toes not long since dried in the following manner :
fruit fully ripe was scalded. strained through a
sieve, slowly cooked half an hour, spread on clean
plates and dried within an oven the whole process
requiring about two days before the fruit was ready
to pack aWay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

Charles Lanman, formerly Mr.. Webster's private
Secretary has resigned his position at the head OF
the Copyright Bureau in the Departmental State,
to devote his time to the pencil and pen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

The Hon. Timothy Burns, Lieut. Governor of the
State of Wisconsin, died at his residence, in La
Crosse. on the 2lst ultimo, OF bilious fever He
was native of Ireland, and settled In Wisconsin
in Is3T He served several terms in the Territor
al and State Legislatures and filled other places of
puhIic trust
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

UNCLE Tom IN ITALY.-Among the items OF for
eign news by the America, we find the following:
The Reading Committee Of the Holy inquisltion
had again condemned Uncle Toms Cabin as
damnable and pernicious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
I'M 1lA FEET SEASONED sc
UVtUBUTTONwOOD

6a000 feet seasoned inch Buttonwood.
5000 feet White and Rock Maple all Sizes
5000 feet Hickory, for Carriage Makers
Landing this day from schrs Racer and the MA
riaean."
The above Sycamore was got up on the shores Of
Lake Erie, where this kind of timber Il formed of
very superior quaity--f2 NJ of the Inch are IS and
ID inches WIDE perfectly dry and lit for immediate
use. For sale on the wharf on accommodating terms
by tse2l BELylN L PARKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

to be Bible doctrine, that, for seven years be-
fore the end of the world, no children are to be
born and that gives her comfort, for, at every
fresh birth she hears of, she says to herself "Wel
the seven years at least have not begun"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

On Thursday night last young man, apparently
a German immigrant, was found lying on the side
w.,s in West street. New York, with his throat cut
and his skull fractured. He was conveyed 10 the
s.a.ion.house, where he shortly died. No clue to
the murderer had been ascer,ained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

Charles Seal, carpenter. was killed in New
York last Friday, by falling from the scaffold OF
new building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

A censorious lady says the author of "Mary Bar
ton" remarking upon the dress of recently be-
reaved widow, said ''that black silk became her
extremely well, but bombazine would have shown a
deeper sense of her loss"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
X ENT, PAINE & KENT. IMpop

EN-, PAINE & KENT, IMPOR.
- TIERS AND WHOLESALE DEAIFpS M
D ,,a GOODS, FOURTEENTH STREET. RIcH'
MoND-by the various steamers and narIa, r.
irom London, Liverpool Glasgow and Hayre We s a ps
rreceiying our inportations of Foreign DRY c,OoDS
for the Fail trade, all of which were purebase5 ~ 70
principal British and Continental markets dns ,be
past summer by our senior partner entirely for ea,S
ana az prices at which they cannot be duplicated
our STOCK embraces an unusual variety Of FANCY
and STAPLE GOODS of British French and Ger.
man Manufacture selected with particular referense
70 the trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten.
nessee. 0 Aea-
We have also in store fall assortment of Domest;c
GOODS, the whole comprising the most exfens;Ts
and splendid stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited
IN Virginia. We have also a complete stock of
hthADf-MADE CLOTHING, which is much larger
than usual and is entirely of Richmond mons6qct,ss
gotten up In the best manner, both regards style
We respectfully solicit call from merchants visit
ing tins market and have only say that our Goods
'H De sold as toD the Goods ever sold in aau
market in this country.
au ~ KENT, PAINE & KENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

The Jerry rescue tri.ls which were to come on at
the present term of the u 8. Circuit Court at Ca
nandaigua, have been again postponed IN conse-
ouence of the illness of the principal witness-Mr
REYNOLDS, of Missouri the claimant of Jerry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
STRENGTHEN THE sToMA cu

NJ
~, ~ Inc grand deslderatum of promoting health .t
TINS season OF the year, is TO relieve the s.ah "
ali impurities, to nyigorate to arouse the live f
torpldity, and to expel from the bowels ali unbi,l
secTetions This should be done by some gentle ,
diclne, that IN its action viii debilitafe tbe 49,
tenn impair the nerves or becl0ud the natural sprts
tor which purpose know of no remedy ever We,
invented thai can begin to approach in efficiency he
celebrated PREMIUM BIITERS. manufactured
from purely vegetable substances By Elijah Baker of
Richmond city, and sold throughout the country by
aPoihecaries generally These Biters are peculiar 10
the summer aud fall diseases of Southern climate and
when taken according 10 directions are a sure cine
ior dyspepsia Diarrhea, DysenterY, Crainp Collie
oholeIa Morbus, Ague and Fever Sour Stomach. Ner-
Fous Headache and almost every other affection ars
from impurity Of the blood or dsordered stomach
20 those who have not yet tested the superiority of
bSheTs Premium Bitters, eB family medicine over
81 others known TO the civilized world we saw lose
feilef. Try them by all means ' t.
eeIl a. cents per bottle For sale by Messrs Pur
M M. Lada = Co. Bennett Beers Alsxande,
rsts Aa1s Gray Charles MspaagR and Drug
nTTl a fsSeraearg; D. r. Lyman Lynchbure; Ksns
10y hofioik: DR. h. Ganiiu, William la,,Tg o e
=, ~ Ordefs addressed to L. BAKER, Itichnoaua
VA VIII receive proapt attention. q 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

]. F. NJ Lemon, OF Louisville, died last week
from the effect of an overdose q laudanum. He
was in his 25th year, in affuent circumstances be-
loved by a large circle OF friends. and with every
element for happy life around him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
TOS B. STEGAL, GROCER AND CON.

~ MISSION MERCHANT, No. "a Main street.
has in store and offers for sale SIG barrels and half
barrels cut and family Roe Herrngs 81 barrels No. l.
and Mackerel; so kits No. Mackerel; Is hhds.
prime Bacon Shoulders sc hhds prime Bacon Sides;
Is terces Family Hams; % barrels and 81 kegs family
Lard; l76 bags Rio, Lagusyra, and Java Coffee; %
hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar; III barrels
c. Yellow and b. Coffee Sugar; rs barrels crushed and
powdered Lowering Sugar; SO barrels small loaf Low.
ering Sugar; % boxes and half bxs No. Loaf Sugar
III barrels Rectifed Whiskey; So bbls. Old Monon-
Gibson's No. Family Whiskey; is barrels Richard.
sons No Family Whiskey; 81 barrels Tuscaloosa
and other good brands; half pipes 0tard and Hen
messy Brandies; 20 casks II Otard do. very superos
&c barrels and 9l pipes Imitation Brandy; 100000 Sc
gars, various brands part very superior; Z76 boxes
manufactured Tobacco NJ Ward and other brands ~
kegs Nails assorted Sizes rs chess green and black
Tea, part very fine; 800 sacks Marshall Factory filed
Salt; Almonds, Raisins, Preserves Pickles, Mustard,
Smoke Herrings, Buckets, Brooms, and every other
article in my line se q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
HA Qll FIT. So SYCAMORE.
H (yAu Ii 9Aa 40 Do.

500 H. Maple PLANK; 4aols feet White Pine. ard
ing from schr D. Davidson, fer sale s. als'
the wharf Il, II, WHlTLooh y Sun.
&c 3o-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
2S9. NEW FALL sToCKOF

Il OceJs CLOTHING.-The unders gned. bav.
ing just returned from New York, is now receiving
large stock of FALL AND WINTER Gil OTHING2
to which he invites particular attention His stock
embraces every article kept in Clothing and Fur
nlshlng House, and gotten up in style that cannot
be surpassed by any house in the known world Viz.
and well made fine Clothing to suit their partieuIar
trade, at unusually Low CASH PRICES are respectfully
solicited to call on j. D. GOODMAN
No: lS4 Main street, opposite Eagle So
N. B. As have out many new STYLES this Fan
an early call solicited from my old liberal patrons
see i m ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
Dry cooDs. cLoTH1No, &c.

DEADY-MADE TO
III THE TRADE The subscribers have received
their Fab aud Winter stock OF ready naae yLUiH-
ING manufactured by themselves for the Virginia
and North Carolina trade to which they ask the at
tention of merchants.
Fnrifah and American Tweed, beaver cass. Frocks
Ciouded and waved Frocks, heavy English mix'd do
English beaver do, French do do
Brown wn and black business Frocks English Zap do
French beaver Over Coats, Engiish do do do
TwilIed Caster Goats, fine Petersham do
Medium and low grade Goats
blue aud drab Blanket Coats, English army do
Mixed partridge beaver Coats, Devonshre kersey do
German beaver Coats Esquimaux do do
Fancy negro head Coats, English double do
great variety of Satinet Tweed, Kersey, French,
English American and Camptown Cass. Pants; Vests
of satin, slk tweed black and fancy cass, plads va
lenca, satinet, sirge, cut vevets wool velvets, &c
&C. together with great variety of Fancy Goods fine
and medium Shirts late style Collars; Hickory Ham,
ton and Flannel Shirts for negroes also full suits
boys over Coats; Sacks Frocks Jackets Pants Vests
Shirts, &c. KEEN, CHILES L. BALDWIN,
Sc Is 1o2 Main street.
NEW FALL DS-WHOLESALE
IN AND RETAIL.-our supply of TRIMMINGS
in and complete Ii surpasses in choice and variety
fsye, by far any thing yet offered to the public
Among the numerous articles which our present
the fashions OF the day
GIMPS, in Greek and pointed patterns n,p
Velvet GIMPS, velvet BALLOONS, reiv re !, kib-
BONS, and Bugle GIMPS, with UT 7 ONS to
match,
Patent silk BALLOONS for CLOAKS, lowered
style,
Real and imitation JET ORNAMENTS, FANCY
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS, Ac., in greet
variety,
SCARFS, &c.
Mantillas Dressing Gowns Childrens Sacks, &c. a.
ter the new system ofMad Demoress
Thus the ladies of the city of Richmond, whose
generous appreciation and refined taste have sustain
ed our enterprise will now find in their midst
porium of TRIMMINGS and VARIETIES which Is
not surpassed BY any of the northern cities
Liberal allowance made to merchants and dress
makers HIRSH BOTTCHER,
sc Z3-1m+ 179 Broad st.
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S. MEADoR having re-

NOTICE.-M. S. MEAD0R having re-
turned 10 the city, offers his ssrycesto his rAs-
rons and TO all who wish their RAZORS cay va
riety OF CUTLERY pat Ia good order for use. lie
hereby returns his sincere thanks 90 those who hsYe
heretofore employed him, AID hopes for contsnu-
ance of their fa@ors
Orders left at Mr.. ANDREW J0HNSToS'S Hard
ware store the Columbian Hotel will be prompt
ly attendedto Any person wishing TO see Mr, M can
do so By calling at Mrs Shepherds boarding house.
corner Of Governor aud Franklin streets
Price Is cents.
Sc 2s--dl0&w2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04
BOOTS, SHOES, HATs. 70.

EsOK LAlJIkS.-Ihe Ladies' will find
IL during the season. at the Ladies' Saloon, full
supply OF all the fall styles, consisting of
Black CATER BooTs, with heels,
Colofed IS q embracing all fashionable
shades,
Bronze and Black Morocco BooTs, p's''''
g. Md SLIPPERS, French,
- . WALKING SHOES,
!" JENNY LlNDS,
Together with every other style worn. call Is
sc % WHITE PAGE.
E1ALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
Il BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS,
vALICEs, &c.-PEMBERToN l. BROTHER, 16i
Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Va respectfully invite strangers visiting
the city, and the public generally to call and exam
inc their large and complete assortment OF articles
the above line Their prices will be found to be as
low those ofany other house, whether by the sim
gle pair, dozen or case. The stock embraces:
.Gentlemen's dress SHOES, BOOTEES and GAL
Gentiemen's calf kip and stout BoOTEBS and
YOuths BOOTS and BooTEEs, of many kinds,
Servants BROGuES. bound and unbound,
Ladies' SHOES, buskns. Kids, Jenny Linds &C.
Ladies' black, bronze and colored CATERS
BUSKINS and BoOTEES for servant women va
Misses and Children's SHOES in great variety.
Travelling TRUNKS, plain leather and hair do, al
of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON BROTHER
se 20 No. 161 Main ST., opposite the Elk Bank.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, STRAN.
IN GERS AND OTHERS visiting Richmond this
Season.-The subscriber would most respectfully can
the attention of all in want of BOOTS, SHOES
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, &C. 10 his
assortment of the above, he pledges himse if to
as low as any house In this section of country either
wholesale retail.
word to those wishing to purchase BOOTS and
SHOES expressly for their own use: He will take
this method of stating that his stock will be found II
not SUPERIOR certainly not inferior any in the South
and of the best New York, Philadelphia, and Eastern,
work Also, all kinds of Ladies', Gentlenen's Misses
and Boys Boots and Shoes made to order in the bes
and most fashionable manner, by
ALEXANDER HILL
At his Old Stand Nh Main NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-04

SPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW YORK
Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry Precious
Stones, Metals or Valuable Articles of any kind will
not be received on board of either of the Company's
Ships, viz: the jamestown the Roanoke, ex-
cept by special with the Agents the Pur
sers of the Ships; will the Company be RESPONSE
BILE for such articles unless bills of adng granted
therefor and the value therein stated.
LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
%
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Dy J. d. IEISkhLL, AStIII.
TRI-WFEKLY CONNECTION.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO MILLERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.-Extract from the general regulations Of
the Virginia Central Railroad Co.:
ITO prevent the depot in Richmond from being so
filed up with grain and other produce the
transportation from the country depos if it not
moved By the Consignee, within 49 hours after its
arrival it will be removed by the Company and stored
at the expense of the owner"
Sc Sim E. H. GILL, Supt.
NOTICE.-In consequence of the break
~ ing of portion of her Machinery, Friday
last the steamboat Augusta will discontinue her trips
fox short time, until il is repaired Due notice will
be given when ready to resume her place upon the
line. THOS. DODAMEAD.
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