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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

MISTRESS OF ARrs.-The honorary
degree of Mistress ofArts was recently
Conferred by the Trustees and Faculty
ofFranklin Female College, upon Mrs.
Sarah j. Hale and Mrs. Lydia H. Sig
Quincy. So fur as we recollect, this is
the first instance in which honorary de.
grees of this kind have been conferred.
Few ladies' of,he present age are more
fairly entitled to literary distinction than
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Sigonrney
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

~ Large bodies of laborers have
passed throughathis place, during the
past week, bound for the Northwestern
Railroad, having been discharged from
the employ of the Marietta & cincinna.
;iRailroad Company, who have stopped
the work on a large portion Of their
road, for want Of fands.--Paskersbarg
Nfts,.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

A Washington despatch says that II IS
understood ,hu, Stc,rtary G&hrie faro's q
o,cduc,ion Of the duty gu iron Of all kinds
~ ,we,,,y.fye per. cent, ad SaIoFum; also,
,S,, hs.wil recommend that salt, dyestufft,
mahogany and other furniture woods raw
s;It:. crude drugs, and fruits, be pu. on the
free list.
r7- chorles Dickens computes that one
s;,,h Of the English people gain their live
,li0uod from the trade OF the uai'ea S'aies'
w The man who ''couldn'l contain him
..,fr was found, upon inquiry, 10 contain
about quar-, of the auid extract OF corn
70 One speculator in Cleveland has al
ready shipped over 5000 live hogs TO New
York and Boston, this season.
o- The Erie Railroad, with its equip
msn,s Gus, twenty-five million Of dollars
and employs two hundred locomotives
oT The New Orleans Picayune says
strangers r,ay now visi, that city, the fever
brinr no longer considered epidemic
oy.Itis said ,ha, ,se "rillars' Of lib
e;sAGa,s stuffed with the feathers Of the a.
merriam eagle -..... IA.
. s~,- counerfeit So, on the Citizens
Bank Of Baltimore, at. ia circulation
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

NJ. Willis, very far gone, as many of
his friends feared,in consumption, awhile
ago, has fully recovered his good health,
by means Of country exercise, up a', Idle.
wild Cottage. The hoe, the hatchet, tho
saddle, and the highland air, (Gen. Morris
says,l have been found The bss; medic!ne
in the world for him.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

,F5sas Richmond. The tobacco fac.
tories of Messrs. Goods & Allen. and of
E. A. Smith, at Richmond, were de.
,-stroyedb By FIRE on Saturday a negro
hoy pcrishsd in ihe flames,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

\ The Winchester Republicanmen,ions
recent sales of farms, lots and houses.
about and in Winchester, which show
that the value ofrsal ,ein Frederick
county, is gradually increasing. ID.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26
TUE MoNoNGALIA MIRROR

Is published every Saturday morning, at the
Office on Front street, next door to N. Madcra'a
old Pos. Office stand, 1.-THE following terms:
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the Publisher.
No subscription taken for shorter period
than six months.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

ET The negro girl, belonging to Mr..
James Cooper, who ran away from the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas G. Smith, last
week, has since returned to her mas
ter's home. She was represented to be
negro of uncommon good sense; hence
her return to good home, instead of
trusting to the mercy Of the abolition
ists.--Parkersbarg Meps. 5ts
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

A friend writing from Sacramento,
says he keeps FIVE hostlers in his livery
stable. Three Of the FIVE were former.
ly5"B Broadway dry goods clerks" and
tho other two Baptist clergymen.
az Poor fsllowsl They left their
proper calling togs'her solS-and they
got cold! a.s ia
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26
POETRY.
GooD TEMPEg.

There's not cheaper thing on earth,
No; vet one half SO dear;
IT'S w0tlh mo5c llan distinguished birth,
Or thousands gained year,
II lends The day new delight;
,'ris vi:tuc's fsmcst shield;
.Ard sdes moro beauty 10 the night
Than all the stars may yield.
It maketi poverty content;
10 sorrow hispcrs pcacei
I;is a gin from Heaven sent
For lncrtuls 10 increase.
Itmccts YOU with smile at morn;
I.lulls you to rcposci
A fower for peer and peasant born,
An everlasting rose.
A charm 10 Danish grief away,
To snatch the brow fto:1 care;
Turns tears to smiles, makes dullncss say,
Spreads gladnoss cscrywherei
And yet It's cheap as summer dew
That gems the lilly brcusti
A talisman for love, as true
As ever man possessed.
A.smiics The rainbow through the cloud,
VIXEN Threatening storm begins
As music mid the ;empes, .oud,
That still its sweet WY wins
Asspsings m arch across the tide,
Where waves conflicting foam,
So comes this scraph to our side,
This angel TO our home.
What may this wondrons spiti. be,
What power unhcard betotc'
Thh charm, this bright divinity
Gond tcmper-nothing more.
Good tcmprr-'iis the choicest gin
That woman homcward brings,
And can the poorest peasant lit
To bis, unknown to kings.
FTo1. the American Ms'stHEr.
E0AE.
by MRS. sIGouRNEY.
Look not behind; neither stay in all the plain
-Gcn, 10, II.
Look not behind you've broke the chain
That bound 10 folly and despair;
Press onward to The glorious land,
Nor faltcr till you enter there.
Look no. behind unnumbcrcd snarcs
Arc for tic lettering Christian spread;
Falsu hopes, strong habits, wild desires,
And ruins pitfalls dark and dread
Look no. behind! blieh,ing curse,
Was hers who paused at SOdom's borndi
She lingering, loved those fraunts of sin,
And fearful tetrihution found.
Look not behind III, su,an'sluSc
To tempt you tn bis realm again;
Tho guiding angel bids you haste,
And tarry not in al! the plain,
Eo.spo for life the flames ofrrn,h
Arc rcddcning on the winged wind,
scr.2ou.,s sacrcd refuge nigh
I, ok no, behind look not behind!
.,,--,r----r-.u-...ss.--
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

. ~ Under the recent change in the
United States military departments,
Gen. Wool will probably be ordered to
the command Of the Eastern Depart
ment, with his headquarters at Balti-
more.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26

m A steamboat arrived ats.. Louis, On
the 18th ult., with 10000 bushels Of wheat
frcm the Illinois river.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26
THE JAPAN EXPEDITION.
Bayara Faylor's Report.
CONCLUDED.

Edi.Oriai Correspondence Of fhsN. Y. Tri6ans'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

q
N HESRY EN,LL would make his the
HtrfcrURAL DEPARTMENT Of his busness. aud finding
tly demand for li. s.s N this line increasing
be has estAbsIrI Once, aud procured enc assistance
Of OF the bcst thv rHgHIrE NJ "a tNuOh.
VIII St generally found iu tug ~ ... Thoroughly
lu-Ntcd % the lusinvss, in best Academies in Germany
e2t gears the study snd praet H DIS profession
Iiay a1 nd Tor thc last firy', Ht. bad thar OF
thc leading IN 90 in tE 9i Ne" Nrs uhcc he has plan
nod and ,upcr,nsuIsi many prominent pube and
which are the Metropolitan aud ST. Nicholas Hotels several TN
bnst Churchs number best private dwellings
aud stores show visiting the ONCE many sPeei
well large collection OF other plans IN
every variety Of style.
svnE many satisfaction Of pleasing those by
been employ make plans and designs will
done In the once,
required attention viii be paid proportions atHoS
J.fv< dsrIblv oscsfiOa.
for all kinds Of publ buidings Mills, Fac
Bridges, Warehouses Stores all the
Dweings Of description suited
rpuutry for Saloons Public
Monuments rounbs Vaults Railing &C. for Cemeteries
specifications for working drawing for
udng receive proposals. make and generally suPern
Jfthe work its eomplet desired will
Citizen whom have been employed whom
Conway Robinson VIM H. Mcfarland James Lyons
Arhur ana NJ Morson, Robert q Stanar, VIM IL Hawaii
Rern.rd Peyon toddin James Thomas, Richardson
DO jos Allen Warwick, Alexander Duval and John
gI.khAm, EsQuins Of Rio lmond
made for them will be used in
their disadvantage but proper regard for the inter
ss,I -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
gs# Ha - 49, nssl4
~ ICHMOND AND DANViII.E RAILROAD OPEN
1T BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES

~ ICHMOND AND DtNVIILE RAILROAD OPEN To
1T DRAKEs BRANCH, 81 MILES
Train vt daily Sundays excepted
Richmond and brakes Branch.
for only At the following points
M.uche,er Robou's Coal Field, IonAhawk, PoWhAtAn Mat
toax SCOTS shop Anes House, Nyanoke JennnE
AaAry HAytOkah, Liberty Church, AeLesH, Keysvie and
brakes Branch.
Leave Richmond O'Clock, A. NJ Returning, leave brakes
Branch at ESQ p. VI.
a,bIldre under Is years Of half price
travelling themselves furnished Eith
retained in the oce and be
grossly the that they permitted the
Flagr Co.'S four coaches brakes Branch daily Pas
Salem Salisbury,
Charlotte, c. Messs Esgg Cos horse Coaehes
on Tuesay Saturday, brakes Branch Pas
.ux-rs for OArksve Milton, y. CAronA, Nanceyve
meet Moss Keyyic Tuesday, Thursday
AID Saturday. YAnceyvi by FAgg co.,
line Mondays, Wednesdays and Prday a. brakes Branch
CHARLES ~. TALCOTT.
srsss " Hss Hf.Hr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
49, ss::ss 49, - o..

GUAR NOHrHhkN MAJ nul rE-RhBCCIl0y OF
W FARE To BALTIMORE 4 I'd f,NILADELPHIA.-Ou
N0adAy the i5th
Phadsphis be obtained % this Compsny
roate, via Washington q the following terms,
To Baltimore,
To Philadelphia, ...........s
passenger transit Sc, and baggAre
through the cities Of Washngoa Baltimore
charge whatever; aud daily lines
depha and New YORK. varying iro e. s.
hrzt class and fr second
public oss :or cheap eoraorl5y
"trip 70 lew ork.
The through tickets named above allov s.oa.t. a
Washington Baltimore, detrimra. . s.y t-.l,
conferred by them. RUIN.
Ageat % TrAasportaJa1.
os.ycE n. p p. r r Co,
Rt-s.n Ausr1z =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

hh UEhkEoripE Akr, PrAetsed by WnIrEiiU HsI
with all the improvements the
himself worldwide gained on
smnenee without proof OF assertions the
o SArs OF study and practice adopting
nave 30 rapidly succeeded each other IN this
hhAs gained the highest distinct Artist on the
PAIN OF victory when Competing with and other
hnas MI '" has also gained that highest honors the
confidence and patronage OF the public the crowds
oil patrons who daily throng his Gallery which
possessors '-'~N =" WV"
stereose0pie lkenesses improved
Every vsricty OF Cases. Frames .
and at the most satisfactory prices. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

DA-sENGHks fOH NEW NORh-STDE-
y bHEEL STEAMSHIPS ROANOKE AND t|SSS
JIAESIO wv, OF 900 and 400 m Burhcn.- ESfsfS
Passengers for New York will bear
CANT Steamship ROANOKE" Edsard CAv-ndy Commander
Richmond regularly o'clock
by way o. Norfolk allowing them time place
Passage TO New York including meals and ne
cUnmoda only
Steeragr passage, only
The Jane under charge Captain Lewis Parish will
Dc on the route In the course of two three
These ships have been built with comfort strength
and speed and ing new all Of the modern improvements have
into their
encrd officers Passengers taking these steamers to New
York avoid the Of change baggage
time enjoy the brscing the hours
In sight OF the most picturesque and delightful
lai travelling alone will lie paid
Brihs can be secured e1her at oHcv hip
A WATsnS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

NorNkoa and Assr the yuas. isea the following
~ ~n BE The %
Ger. on the RICHMOND TREpERIcKsBURa 4 PoroMAo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
os,.p anna, IHos. D0DAMEAD Superintendent
Nul'' u y y X X Co August q. lSsS.-auIi


~ sale by GEO n WEST ~ AsSe"eo Ahd Tor
a bcft,E'Dy AZ Arts Manufactures AMI Ma,
n sSposon OF their principles Practice: by Andr IL
~, . Gs, etc. Illustrated with nearly sisteen
IafEed; vols svo cloth. IS ~" tea'S GU
nforg@ Netc bH0and 1890 to 1912 nv Job, Win
top t< Fst Governor OF the Colony OF ts
Ss, % ms otgna manuscripts, with to nlnrateTbe
and nSsa'ea Coneens.The Geography Settlement
Planters by James sayAss Of the
to- ~ society; new edition. with additions and correc
'",s ~ the former Editor, vol, Svo cloth. AZ
Memoirs qf L+ ~ ne Right HoH ST Tt,.ss
eu y hs SON Robert James Mackntush $50 yellow of Ns,
'"ssr, oa,eri vos svo CLOTH with portrait 81 So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
FALL TRADE.

FALL BE ~ DE.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND TIANO FORTEs
- virginia Ger Er e, Wh.ae retail an extensive
BoOEs AyD Td~Joykar
N4II :" me .abi'' o. 'ride ln virginia, North Carolina
,n.. 10 anas,on v,b b, aoi -ati5as,y Ia,1s..'i.
''' ware rooms ''r''I TIsS6 t. goF i1!T
vim ~ ..''-msn' ~ extensive as can be seen any
y.r, m s,, | yas S.,, .rd. Tn' ~ '"i'na p'n9
pJi.r E sgey r.g..' ysl or al.a oanu 'le, price,
~ v'lte ~ ierI 70 any distance s.nal, lfliry
~ ''j,,,5 g. y,'in J GD"h RiNbERJ
az !" ~ h"' M H1Nt ~ run, ghs.g au anl' ~
b.. a, s.y o. "p,n asbs or Merchant. a,ns. Pab,
Mayo. gaii ,rssi.,,s,r. Sew E5 ti.,1'
pasnadr rr. ns Darg- or ts- Dls. outof Caaft si
q" sra r,rr'9r1 Form, tar grsv.9g Bind. Nors De.di
- r.5.a. g, distance MOLE , E.-aggnd. ,'n have
NzvIN.T0V q JoNg. poaisr. In -rrsr.. wrns. So. Va
w 80 We' Main street, Richmond, ',sina. have IN
~ rp,.. "lnrioy." u.ngei.as, y.y)
81 @e.. iHl.v ord g.'u," soao ,.,.,.,,
! i do "Onri, Dai4yA co.
9 :, 3 ar' 3. pP.., .sriaas brands
i5lt. o. Ra&i ''''''''
i @G.. VII, rRasor.
~ pr. S.v Fna1nI lrrv
g. gis T.'.s.y, ~. ~, 'gy, ,ap.tr- od Pc
p. boxes Cf.t vine, AGO. Cordial, Alcohol yn,,r Tess &c.
&c. aus
a. utNlFI'nl '1e pr.f r..tff.d Wihtsy faf,'s hs
w au1 DAHtNPOET AtLEN 4 CO.
TAvt corTy os surrmon auALTy.-soo bag. iaadio,
nrs DAVENPORT, ALLFE CO.
y = fIr sale -
aus ptvFNPoEr, ALLRS 4 CO.
eGAHR BHts. COFrrr SUGARS for sale.
VIZ W. FLANVACAN. srOKR7 GO
62fh prfs CarsfD SUGAR, DLbis. Povd,rsi fugar,rs
on csiving or szIc "
jr76 LgwTs WEIR SOW
y OVERSEES LolF, CRusBFp, AND POWDERED SUGAR
loo packag-s, ior tsie ~
jy2o D.vESPORr, ALLYN co
= fDifERRANEAN FttTE Ng sfONEs, of superior quFhty
- fr sole W Uy3l ~. A. VAR.
GsFostE9 POWDER so kegs best quality. for sale b.
- ansl OANHHPVkr, ALLEN tco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
@ P p !; Err %s!SE ;sss ~: 70

@AN Z-9NHNL- day OF each week-Fare as
onl.-rhe pubhc are hereby informed that thea s<tY,
comfortable and expeditions steamer POwIIArAN ENAS
Captain Charles Mitchell having besn entirely a>-x.k>k
rrhticd enlarged,
route between Richmond and Baltimore, weekly,
Passengers by this economical line will leave
Richmond by the morning train Monday week al
o'clock A. NJ and reach baltimore In the
probably midnight, thus
ent lines out Of Ba more the following morning any
Returning will leave Baltimore afternoon q
wednesday OF each week, atSk o'clock NJ at
creek the lowing morning with the train Richmond
Frederic ksbuTg Potomac Company which
Richmond on Thursday, at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Fare In either direction, t5 forward cabin pAsen gers nu-
ding measl e. 80. "
Pare r hrs class between Phialei
pha by the New Castle aud frenehtowu second
class DO 81 81 Making the whole fare from Redmond
phia by this agreeable line a.
t6 for second class do.
For further rArs through tickets apply at the Office
Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
J. Tie
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n b-t~ech Main and Franklin would lttea
WALNUT FURNITURE % '''s W. A>iiO''A1,i Ah'
lis Furniture ade o. the very best materials. the
.pa wi ee sold At Nsry oE prices aud upon
any description stock befor,
articles q the quality bought any Ofthe Northern
Ne kryP, constantly supply Of HAIR
SHUcN aHd sPRING MATTRESSES and TEATllLK BEDS HI,
o. afs ~ so, 1Pl Gear, ?. rssaiI.d Po%p.y
s a As's', "na ~tu e psPALsd a. al tuS,, t.
hand arg s.sient Of READY MADE coFyISs Of all size.
m PAolA.e county is respectfully solicited
EEAHDwARE AND a TI.lItY FoR THE sPnIN
Etf1lali. Tarmers NesSsa.e. Ss.G,cT. and ~ pa5
arss ca siay selected s;ot HlrdsTe ana cutlery j,
seeiv aHa opened for the Spring trade lie N
ssyiAs an Grsss Blades
H.vdhs hllar aai Grghgins Hoes
Kasa, aad sei'' Of Butchers, wo.ieao., Rodge
r. +. g. az. .9d 81 Esr.: q syssy dc 4s'e5igqa
Copger Wash Kettles
HoioS Ware q all description
ISp ps e, g f'g B,+9aTy nice for making soup
Pm, Halter, and breast Chains
IsaSf, ana aSd may F5s.' s,iii si i'Ta
VICE.. 4i aai ca s5. .s i. .ss. FH' H'''s Nails
Wrought and Cot Nails all -ir,s
HAmmsrs, Hatehet', and AdEes; all sizes
Haai, Paansl. Tenant MIN. Pi,. AMI Cr,...cuts,
Counter sales ana PA, n Balance. Platform scales
Brass, britannia ana Tin Sp.t:pons
Baliows, Auyi--, aIl Vices F..s q
Augrrs, Ctlsels, Mali-ts, -Iuares Bey.ls
Bench aud Moulding Planes
H0rs- and Mule Col aud Blind Brides
Cores Mills % all kinds; Manila Rope - y inch
hayiors Cast st=e al sizes and shapes commonly used
Safety FIse u the best quality
W-ageE's Reed Els steel
Brown and Bleachsd shoe Thread
Mas1u's Challenge Backing
H9r.e' hoe, Goth Tooth Hair, Floor serabbnE Counter
Brushes, with iu
line - lsness, all o. Which haze been fought y oHsi
be 9Gsr-d on tie very best
W would BE- happy fhpw g0ods al who wish
10 lui E.l % 81 ht
% bay % ROBEkTsOS, GATE 4 RADCLIFFE
rtzz No. - Sign uf the Anvil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

aDN--N,.t To NuhfOl.h-BY THE 'OLf-s s.S--,1
PORTABLE STEI MBpA T. ''y'I'RTISt 49,
iEtH," Cart. JoHS DAvIs-Tte CURTIS ECR2sss-&SsAZ
having just undergone thorough overlapping
h boats pumps Sc an accordance with the late
Will on Saturday 10Th regular
between this aud NuIk leaving the wharf
u o'clock every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Thereafter, tie
Returning leave Norfolk each alternate morning at the same
hour touch IN! all tie
returning. Freight J. ken usual.
Passage 10 Portsmouth Norfolk ........- .......s2
Meas 80 cents each
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RTSS SSsE4 S&ZS&T
o,s az .sA ... .S s.,: =.
' ,partars Of ths Trains yin Dc a. s,.ov'
have. Richmond daily sasSsys ssespssa. O'Clock A NJ
ss: Tssr'Sarr daily. Sunday, s.SsP'"aA' 0s''>s' NJ
l.ys. Reh%saa s.iS.., A. . SSs,Scs p NJ NJ
ar over al and not over Il year. Of and
Ssn, o. 70 Vi. Be- made on sssS Gar: A When Ticket:
2: 01s: 'o'h' i''iP:iSs
I:a%s.sn, e = i;s$S
ss.;isa. - q :: Z: s:$
Tickets to w''ds SSs Dc f SssArs $50
tave. Rchond Mondays, Wednesday. and Friday, ate
g. stain william . s@i,S Cor NORTON. Point POrmoG and
ary 70 rorisraSu,h, Old POnt..... ... IN
rue rSshi on . Cor Norfolk and rcii.oa,S and the
ig rent lNndings on th' must be paid in sdvsnee
pas,e. 80 that one can X @ st,hs tclst Otes
expressly stated on the pa. y are permitted
ie. rHos. non,Nr.D. sup,.
I.NoR NoBroLn ronrsMo,Th ,>O "ih, 80.
steamboat AUGUSTA having required time NA~-x-e-
j. CoFFEs run Port wstaa and the above
places until the August. is completed
the Of the long and fvorAby
known the travelling community the Potomac and James
Cars running in connection the Coffee win leave the
O'Clock, A. NJ aud Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
days via Tuesdays. Thursdays and sa,qr
lays The Coree viii leave Norfolk at ~ NJ touching a, Old
Pare between Richmond and Norfolk Old Point 90
farc between Rshmondan aud Grove Wharf ~
Children over three and not twelve Of
wants through 50
MOS. DoDAMEiD, superintendent.
onee OF the R. p. r. R. Company, 9sth, iSSs.
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DEGILAn LINZ OF n5AT. ron

. EGtLAH LINZ OF
IT. 't'ti IA LNNCHHUHG.-TLe Canal Boats
CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION Captain
" r. PIuk-t regularly WEUsEsDaY- BELLE Cap,ir
Johnson pEsPATCH Capt Cox, leave regularly
Bats compelled
make their regular trips Shipper therefore depend
th-ir regularity. NJ way freight taken.
gN Freight this may % on any day e4rept
sAruEDAT, after O'Clock. P. ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09

EoH the VIRGINIA sIsRfNos-
snd Stages 10 tbs Red sweet an
TO ths wh. 70 10
fsoash By Canal LyncSsar. ana w.
M 1870 % The Red Sweet and Sweet Springs.
hehmend daily By Packet for Lynehbarg and
bur. NJ, lSandays exespedJ in Lynch
al a. - n aud Buchanan r. second day and
rsv- R NV, sulphur the third day At ~. ~
~ hs tAss Roefs lAsrs a onlr slss ss.0fno
Rs, connect With the
leaving daily A. NJ. at
risng al NJ hSnee ~ Stage IIou., ar
Leave neat A NJ arrive Al IN, Rsd
thr wi,s IA nes) TO nom th,ne. 10
mons 800 Wv - ~ 10 A. NJ. In AZ day fro Rish
ry-- $500 M, ~ , ns..ss q sfivssg. "
above IL lis miles ~ss y" any ouer route than the
n,s k Tor the Natural bridge Lexington Roeibs, and
s,. warn and hot springs Win D.lx H. ,,
AZ 6Lnner's MN, miles nom N.,,.s,
Lexington Ia, and IRON Lexington 10 nr-. 49, nv
$50 Leave Richmond at r. NJ and Al ~. S.,a.
Es seyond day at NJ. and Lexington y. NJ A
All % lss.e the white sulphur 2. and IN. sx..,
ate NJ aud arrive at the Mountain House AZ
49, ~ sha In lyneheurg by r. therr VIII ar
ss.,Nms Al . r. NJ and Richmond second M :,
With the Norfolk tea uboats ~ ~" 'S~'''" S"s' and
sssensers Tor Cumberland Farrnyie and
y N, VIZ save hehmoud Monday, Hcf.edtv E,f,.
WIN ,he stages, those for leave TGesa
~"'...SS aod SifHrdoy.-fdre ~. ~
To i.xtas,a - "s"soSh
Sat.ysi '''''N. w Rock Alum Springs. co.
Daxx,r's snrnv. ''' - bsth Alum springs. 90
Lynchbars. ..,''' "A a, w aud H. Springs -. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-09
n NiON STEAMSHIP ,ohtaNN's LINE or
u sTEtNbits-tor Phlladeiphia every Monday A-t,SA
and

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u srEtNblts-tor Phadelphia every Monday A-t,SA
aud Thursday Via Norfolk aud Cape May-Ncrrler 6YfS
CITY or RICHMOND. Captain Mitchell
VIRGINIA. Captain Teal and the st.fns~r ENvS
Capt BaymoTeonv " these splendid steamships
mond for Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday high
touching Cape May 90 land Returning Pha
dephA Wednesday aud Saturday L. o'clock NJ
further notice.
Passengers Cape May consul, their interest by taking
this route addition being cheapest most
expeditions Aud comfortable.
laSnrnt'r New lork-wehAye entered into
to forward passengers throGEh New
steamers allowing thea the privilege % aiming Phadrl.
phiA three days proved direey New YORK.
the arrival % the
-hPPsrs the wr-irohseeoni-ts desircus shipping
Pbuc, will please bear in und that made all
eary arrangements forward Tobacco through per
pounds
Due notice will be always al the Daily Papers
city when the steamers all be ready receive freight the
hour o. th.ir sailing.
y h PP-rs win bear in mild that all Bills LadinE
be sent O. the uhaf Ricketts, before
the steamers.
Passage through New York, 1s cabin and fouad 90 o.
Passage through to PlAisipAia cabin and found
DO DO SSrfolk. ist do Do 90
For height or passage, Apply TO
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent