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PORT ROYAL BOARDING SCHOOL,


n ME reputation patronage OF TN" schGoi aie 1G %
i. nrsani1eJ upon plan different from sy EcL
cnonal institution Virginia The course OF nStfucI'" iu
and sy.,emac embracing the Engs di NAN
cmaucal branches professor Of Music Lasao oreh
HEALTHY accessible tehe on me hhptah
nock river about l Fr,deficksoua ana 10 Hs Ho
The Milford epn OF the Richmond anG Fredericksburg ha ha'
pa.s regularly week from Baltimore ahd fe"ei
cr.hu,y . and may De had rom the Depot
the st Monday III Octoari ana
IN maths with nj about week at Christmas
AMI one ol 3sya a, Pupils admitted aany ne uE
The annual EXAMINATION and exhibition !aies Place H.
July al The close OF the session. ,..,
Tier. IL room present. for four OF five more ooarers ani 1
u III be made the Of the next session ''
the accommodation ol others
"A and tuition payable third ia advance ei1o
Wthou, board primary department. 4
Academic $50 ~
IT Music and extra studies al professors prices.
FOR information and reference, address
E BATDEE. PnNc,pa!
p,r, Royal, Caroline County. Va, March l4-cly
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
EALED Proposals will be- received until Saturday ia. y
- April o'clock p. NJ, for The erection "l L:ar
Musical Hail. &c. at the Institution Tor the Deal and nhD %
Blind SIauno The plans and specifications viii be Iea!
lnsecon. the Institution. the h OF April preceding 1h
Brdng will be and probably SO by 50 feet and abou 80
the building under roof and the balance when delivered
The will be required TO enter INTO I
WI good security faithful erio HI. contact f"
IN isr information apply DR. e. Mrrrlat, PriGcPAi 9" 'h
i,' .,u,,on JAMES H. SKINNER
GEORGE BAYLOR. te,,.,,.
ABSoLoM KOISER. '
,larchl2-s,i SAM b. BROWN,
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ROCKBRIDGE.
For the Enquirer

DIR. ARCHIBALD GRAHAM OF LEXINGTON, VA.
We would beg leave tu call acnton to the indiYdnal
whose name heads this article suitable person for one
Of the Commissioners in the Board OF Public Works lie
possesses all the qualifications necessary Ia fill such an oi-
fee His talents Of The highest order; his honesty pro-
passed We have greater guarantee of his unobtfusle-
and moesly h:n his aspiring TO office once gu
ring the long period Of his faithful and devoted service 10
Tho great democratic party.
He Ia The man for such an Office capable faith
u industrious and the and srdcn advocate Of inter
nal improvements.
have no doubt he will consent become candidate
although he has knowledge of this article, which The
writer cheetfny gives the character OF Inc
man the people should honor.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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CuPASTSERSIlIP MOTTO f.

.,spr have tIis ay cuIaGtncr>hp under
-, size md irm Of SHEPPARD X CHAMhEkai Nf ,"i
" Ia their friends and the public generally ior The
p..co Wheat, Flour. Com, ad all other produce with
sac The, their beS eadr:rrIS 10 advance III. IN
..r.v. ii. Al. mlI may rsirniize HEN. -.
t. EiaGr literal a.Hd' crs ei an produce N'i
e: JOHN NJ SHEPPARD. Jr
EDWIN II. CllAMBERLAiNE.
,.sr..l "a Match lst. 1853
,- l5ra "nhsr bestowed y" me io ''c ,as' eh
gsiiuli, sGc continuation q" The same |" Ihs ne"
i IN. assurance that every effort vii bc made Ia please
=. "'' '"'s 0S'' JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD. JR.
49,, Ecsi-,tt uanvic Republican, Lynchburs FIlenian
.lt Ivtr.SUHIal will eose copy AS above anu SCUM
coy; wo n,1t a"d send ni!s 10 thls nHlte
LAW NOTICE.
OF the Law, heretofore existing
t!is day dissolved by muiua! con
1 llt ul!a,>e o the partnership will be attended
john NJ Gregory Viii continue 10 prdctcr III AL
i nrcotnIc attended hy him lie retains The Office octo
tr.;uN x Sieset oi Thus. r. PIi'e GO
l,u viii practice III all The Courts ieiH m
NV j,Hana H., office Franklin siIec ,,""r n,i""
-. .,r.,l JSO. VI. GREGnki,
',,s.rS' 'w,'.rim JNo. U. SrEGEk
sEAnRooIxA, WAREHOUSE.
-..,gu-Etc ut the change Of Inspectors t M
s,.,tprr has :ts.uc,! Inspector ship held u hlt
g M Wafryu,G The last !c,s, AMI no" o"s'S "''
The house. and the nUoic seitaI!.. a.
COMMISSIOS MERCHaNi ,,,
M. .s experience Inspector AM sa't'ihl' a y; 80
.Iu,aIc- all persons esused ~ Tue 'passo @ au ~ g. nj
a., 81! ruaOc buto procure !te hsi'S 'na NV " W
w NAV :. him vi safe vi isFcr"i's lie "4 aSo pa! pi.
.,,G.st = .sa,!,I .v The sa.e !" Wheat a.a + our
~ - ""' g. & '''"' '~'''"' THOMAS T JOHNSON.
JoHS W. BIANYu% DENTIST.
Sf professional services 30 the cl
d CUutcrand Al The aj'IGns c"u.e- ai Fepieu 20
p-rtou. r TEEN Ia .'e 'os1 perfect mah"et
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LEGISLATURE OE VIRGINIA.
FMpAy, March II, 1853.
SI,k sTI,

i biz reported by the COMMITTEE lDt Courts =" Justice
r,lung oath Ia be taken and bond 10 le given before
or certificate shall 5e granted retail ardent spirits
amended on motion ui Mr. BnAxTos, and ordered
crossed and read Third time
PASSED.
The following bills read tnIrd tine aud pissed
Auhorising appropriation 10 complete The Fslrmunt
an' Wheeling TurnpiEc. Ayes p, Gccs ~.
70 amend he 10Th section Of an nc! providing Tor district.
ing the couniics passed Api. ? lS52.
II authorize The Board ol Pubic Works 10 construct
rail road from Covirgpn heat o boat navi4n
non on The Kanawiia river Ayes 80 hoes . Tn" t!re
was etcndod 50 read "An Act 10 provide add"nal
construct the Covingon ard OHIO ka Roli."J
In relation to The Richmond ard Petersburg Rail Road
\ yrs 81, uncs 5.
Sannrt aud James River Turnpike Company. Ayes rs,
noes 5.
10 increase The capiru stock Of the Alooei ard Ale.
shany Turnpike Company. Ayes %, noes G.
r. a.l,ad III" charter ul The HazI River ra:nriEc. Ayes
29, noes s.
10 Incorporate lie Wyihe Turnpike Company. Ayes "
noes g.
70 change The location nf The Beverly and Fatmont Road
IT. Incorporate the Alexandra and South BraEc Boating
Company.
Aur!iyzinc the otcanu Cannc! Coal Company SUB
scribe 10 the capital stock OF G Guyanttte Navigati"n
Company.
suS-c.Ic TO lie capita iock ol The tiuyan"tic Navigation
Company.
10 ainyns the charter Of The Sandy Hook aud Manassa
Gap Nump.kc Company. Ayes ~, noes 4
Increasing ht capitol stock Of the Londonn and Berlin
Turnpike C"npan! Ayes IS, noes !.
10 ari.1 an aci passed March 81 1851 incorporate
the Rcrty and Huntsville Turnpike Company. Ayes -
noes l.
10 incorporate The OF Wiamsport in the county o
Wood.
To authorize the town % Fredericksburg 10 subscribe "a
work, m tcrlul Improve nient, anG 10 contract loans ar Is
-c flea ,he!Cur. This bill amended, nirt"r
81 J Brent 10 forbid certificates being -@r ii
denomination less than s5O.
4 large number OF bills were ordered 10 be ergr"ss''
~ nj Mr. lII0 -
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no EDWARD e.. SIS Ann, George E. Dlugu: and Jane
x h. "s CuraGe W. leake Edward Coles Istac Coles.
Ht'' tb:n Ese alj JlHe + has "e, Thomas
':s= >Aa S4mUe SsaEn aud K F Graves guardian
10 - NIL-aM - Don aud EliZl VI Swami. lAlanls
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"s=a >%an Samuel K S@aIn, aud X F Graves guardian
A.in 81 NHidm Scatcn aud Eiza VI S"dnn. iniinls
iAh. ps4c.-lis; shall saturday. the Ind Jay
-" '"rrf t- urs al the morning aud The
"s'tJ : S%an hr county kant"ha, tasr the he
t, " IDn- Is Swami an'! uat shall lfe Clerks O!:ce
t".' 'r nur Tuesday. the 9th April next, between
~ h.u and take tie deposition
1 Hir aD ohe.,: 4u That shall. The residence OF VIII
"rt'S u H. snuniy o Powha!a, Wednesday, the 6.h
~ ~ i~t the hours is aiuruins ana
- ''.' II" Frmcrs Murray and others. be rca
,,-tc% ~ '".s, The Circuit Court ui PUwlatah
'!4s'i wIct, pain'i:! aud you LcIend.
~ itF - is ,eg"sit!1is hauled times and
" s 'h'H- non! dIy idy. lSidays -Srepc1 ualil
..f'.rs JOHN STIRLING SWAMI.
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The asnto of Printers and Publishers s called 10 'he sd-
srussment of Practical Prinsr In EaoIhsr column
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TIE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE "oRLD'
USED BY THOUSANDS.

ROSE Expectorant or Cough syrup u reideIy me
best preparation aaylng and curing The most
that Lion Diseases u
pr 5 Philadelphia having devoted ms Soe a.eh"
m. study and ai,cula the treaueat oi d'seaser
tb rns. Throat, short time cured nc n onk sIu
ina disease OF the Trsccs wrlInpe, and conihrh! te'n
mode tIeArmrnt TO the publc erneh
"'e'o ~ r CHAPMAN, VI D. PhILaIelrhls
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s'"5o r:rn W. Uoi. u AND PEYTOS X.

I 49, " p T. Il " 20 l. n AND PEYTOS X.
- ''.S!LE!ES FAKE notice Tia; i Shall, On The
~ \'' "tA the hours "i ~ the and
.oh u hat day, II tiarnc- store, The county oi
rt . i' 4" tax. t;, s'.I",tiou nl Robert Dickinson be
Caur, a san ~ Chamcery pending 10 the Cnrui
N,. t'ahIo Louisa. im .hch an plaintiff and ard
, 'ih!n!s'fa"r oil Henrietta ii",, decd drien
~ rom e '.kIIe The
u. ~. ,' ~ Commenced, shalt h- rOnr-rrJ, the
H. W o'"'''' rttn cny uh,,l ro,uul-t-,I
"tc; s-cwIw - ~ M'lSh. lc.h!.
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We have lately pu, III use one oi ]
Trau,. Hooks, and cheeriully bear "u
re--. We have no douh. u viii be
chant and grist mills. and thInk our
10 avail themselves Of rs advantages
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tour A. Rues held in the Clerks Office OF the Crcui
8oe~ 'y OF Richmond the s:h day Of February 1853
0asiltr - Plaintiff:
ff,:vt: T.. 7. nra1.saw.
t..e bt.c. Of .ts ..,. Defendant
Of due to the pan IUI If a.o lsa ~ n. s ,1d o
above s,S Sav having been made filed that the de
@ appear at the he R Rules to bs hSssn ,h
20 Shs M sad Court on The rs Monday in April peIt
g. '''aiJ 70 protect his interest in this suit
:" 2-cs;w Copy-Tesc
EUS ROBINSON. elk
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v,,,S T." El BkhNAN


ih>tiNN DISTRICT nF NlRGiNlt npN IN r
y (! ne o Bankruptcy III James mnAkN illi
-s Enr"ticiI ~ the Eastern NrS, n,,,,,c' r " 'ns
at'A pkInton. who has been decrced ,n, NV 'hll
-s ;rtliion praying for his dIscaT Tec i; i r, "Ht
we ejeot Il. published IN newspaper printed In ia. .,n
hapi. least be the 23ih oi Ap uex, VII s
f','n vii II" ! said petition The United C,u
49," n s t, al Rrhnond and all creditors who have prove,
. Us auc cher persons interest, may appear al the
ts ' !acr au sow sy they have why the prayer
a. 'it = t'!on"r sivG.i not b- granted
res lcw7m, : rnpy-TcsIr ? MAYO Clerk
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We have ld.cly put III use one OF
Counter. Bridge and Tram Blocko VIII
ni-nt. and have no toub! viii come II
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LNELUIIN + Vt ANSIUN.
S.K: have l!e pleasure :" inform
commissioners CONNECTED with the r
Na IONS al London. Ia the year lsjl ~
exhibited nnd,!lr iron for saw Tilis,
lock Inr i'Iul mills. has awarded you a
aud a copy Of the reports oi the iuries
Thesr articles are IA the possession
city. Chairman nf the Executive Com
To sun Ly such mode Of conyc! ance a.
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1-TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
UPON WoRCBSIER'S PIANOS

Southern Agency, ~ Main 81, Richmond
From the ". T. Epening Mirror. April 18Th, 1883
WoRcEsTER's PIANO FoRrEs.-lt always affords us
pleasure say good word of old friend, Horntio
Worcester Having often taken the responsibility" Of
recommending his Pianos ii Ia gratifying to he able
add that have heard the frat word Of complaint
of the price, tone durability of Mr. Worcesters Pr
AS all the world with its wife and daughters IL com
ing up from the South attend the Great Exhibition
beg remind them in the aeason OF Worcesters ri
nno Fortos They truly elegant Instruments of rose
wood and mahogany, wit out any of the Black Ber y
stain about them
From the " Y. Sunday Cou,ie,, AprR I7h, 1853.
PtANos.--As the mint stamp Of gold renders II
current does the of Worcester inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill
manufacturer of these popular instruments hns given
him first class reputation, nnd my Piano procured
his establishment cannot fail to give the utmust satisac
ion 10 the buyer.
From the Richmond Times
PiANos.-Tbese beautiful instruments, which within
few years past have berome uecessary
y pnrlor have brought such perfer ton both In
outward finish and in tone, thut Doubt much II
the inventive and enterprisng genius Of the manuiuctu
in future add much to lhnt already done
To we hnve heard no instruments tha begin To
compare In sweetness Of those manufactured by
Worcester, and sold by Mr. A. MoRRis, bookseller and
stooner OF this city. In finish we satisfied they
not re exceed. But few days since, of the best
performers we have listened TO. while practising
difficult piece of music of Worcesters pinnos,
marked US, thai it tho toned instrument
his fingers had touched, and he had played
great variety Of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him, md therefore tnke pensure In advising
readers call on Morris, and supply themselves
A NORRIS is ole Agent f,r the sale Of Worcester s
Pianos, and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York. His prices the
as ut the factory lie solics nm examination of his stock
from those in want of superior Pianos at moderate pn
ie 2gdta
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Che Dailp f)irainiau.

writer In the Ladies' Repository arrnnges part of
the celebrated description of Little Nels funeral In po-
stical orm. The reader will perceive how mroh the
passage gains in force and beauty by the change;
And now the bel--the bell
She bad so often heard BY nigh, and day,
And listened to with solemn pleasure.
Fen n living voice
Rung its remorselosa toll for her,
So young so beautiful, so good.
Decrepit age, and vigorous life,
And blooming YOUTH and helpless Infancy,
Poured forth-on crutches in the pride Of strength,
And hcalthfu in the full blush
OF promise, the mere dawn Of lifc--
To gather round her tomb. Old men were there,
Whose eye dim,
And senses failing;
Grandames, who ight have died ten yearsago,
And still cen old the denf the blind the lame.
The palaiedi
The living dead, in many shapes and forms.
To see the closing of that early grave;
Whnt was the dead II would shut in
To that which still could crawl and creep above II
#a
Along the crowded path they bore her
Pure the new-iallcn snow
That covered it, whose stay earth
Had been Aecting;
Under that porch where she Ind when Heaven,
In mercy, brought her to that peaceful spot.
She pa ,sed again, and the old church
Received her in It's quiet shade.
O! IL Is hard To inke 10 henrt
The lessos that such deoths y Ill teach.
But let mnn reject il:
For il Il one that all must ea,n,
And IL n mighty universal truth,
When death etrikes down the Innocent nd young.
For every fragile form, from which he let's
The parting spirit free,
A hundred virtues rise
In shapes Of mercy, chority and love,
To walk the world and bless II.
Ol every tear
That sorrowing mortals shed on such green eraves
Some good Is born. genter nature
IOid Curiosity Shop, Chap. IL
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1883 Southern Enterprize. 1853
@MM - IL
PARISEN 81 KINGS

VIRGTNIh, NJ CAROLINA d. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
vTNO and from Now York, Norfolk, Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per FIRST class Steamships JAMES
TOWN Il ROANOKE, and by the seabonrd and Ron-
noke, Weldon w imingtou, Gaston Raleigh, Peters
bug Weldon, Petersburg Richmond Richmond and
Frederick sburg SouhSide and Va. Tenn. Railroads.,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Limos from tho
different points the Railroads TO almost every point
throughout h. above Stotesthrouth in charge OF spc.
ca Messengers Mere availpg themselves OF this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise mny
pose full confidence in its great expedition and econo-
my Of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order
ing Goods Fl ON Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the
Of Pariseu g. Kings Ezpres at Norfolk, Petersburg or
Richmond may depend upon having nll charges paid.
and their Goods forwarded without the least delny, and
free Of all dnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES H. KING, Northern Office,
No. 9 Bareiay Street NJ Y.
w. b. PARISEN. Southern OGce,
Corner BolingJrooh and 2nd Sts.
Petersbug, Va.
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PETER RG

---I1aH-@"" R'cNmo"a 70 NE 'FHHe D"7PHW
Springs Ihro"gh m taoo doyS'
I'HE Virginia Tenn. taroa Company nowPre.
l. sent the quickest satte~t and cheapest route, with
increased facilities ever before offered 10y any hne to
the travelling public visiting the virginia springs =,
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6o'clock,P M.
Sundays excepted) by Messrs Boyd, Edmond u Cos
line OF packets with experienced communicates the
next morning at O'Clock, A M by The Da vile ha
road meeting passengers leaving fetersburg ut cioGh
A. NJ The same morning at the Junction o the Houth
side railroad, will proceed Rces Stnon,w where they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches, hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
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Monday the 18th PORK. Bonts will leave Lynch
burg nt tho usual hour, 8 p. M.
| July 20-s Bovp EDMUND a. DAvrrPoRr.
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Arttces opp,Opy,ote oMe Fu@ Ctass-Boxes OF hats
,,unnets furniture
ArItcles aDpropriate 10 Second CiaSs-Boxes, bales
# dry good feathers. shoes, saddlery glass, paints oils
hugs and CO nfectionery.
Ariicles ap,roprialeto Third Ctass-Virgina d"rnes
tics sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco lenther, hides cotton yarns cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware, queensware. castings
hardware marble dressed and other hcavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth cassrntes.
articles appropriate 10 the Fourth Ciass-flour, I'm
acks) rice pork, beef fish lard, talow and bacoh. lin
,asks boxes sacks.) bceswox bales Of ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) ril and
grind stones mill gearing.
rIas'sr la, c per 100 miles 200 ofFify pounds. 10
onn o"m "a a. y ! $50 miles. $50 II
ooo IDS l20c miles. 800 Carrie "sst. } II
Ser 7--dts
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RICHMOND.
) PUBLusuED and offered

x
- TO THE TRADE IN QUANTITIES by A
NORRIS, (late Drinker 4 Mo,rs,) 07 MAIN STRxEr
Richmond, Va
The Lady Killer, by Mr.. Rebecca Hicks,
Crozets Arithmetic, a new edition,
Sketches of Virginia, by VIM II Foote,
The Indian Wars Of w estern Virginia, 10y Willis
Hass,
Howi-on's History of Virginia, vols 8vo,
rate's Americnn Form Book new edition,
Tate, Analytoal Digested Index of the Virginia Re
ports, vols. Svo price reduced To % 90,
Oaps Report. vols 4 5s6.
fuckers Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia.
The Virginia Case Decisions by the High Court
Chancery,
Tucker on the Science of Government
Tucker on Pleading,
Dew's Lectures the Restrictive System,
Standard Lam, Medicai,und Miscellaneous Book ,nup.
piled nt the pubhshcr'a lowest prices. lie 29-Isl
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&i:s|IfiIf8

nj Otto II .--Eor two weeks com a
| Y mcncing August 1st, our Packei aIns151IuaS5
Bonts will leave Lyncfburg, daily, Sun
dny- excepted o'clock In the morning, and arrive
ia Richmond day n, M. Returning leave Rich
mond at the usnnl hour, 5 A NJ.
L ll....1L IL
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IT The Irain stopped FOR passenger between an,
o the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train md charge will
he less than twentv-iiye cents in any cnse.
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who take the where tickets are not sold,
Will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in al
iton to the regular Of fare provided howeve,
That in no case sh, he receive less than
Than ity cents from any passenger, TO any point on
the road.
Servants will be- required to have two passes To
be lett with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc.
tor which must be explicit in granting the prvi
ege travel the Free colored persons will be
required to produce their free pspers,or they will be
permitted to travel the cars.
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
Supt. Transportnion.
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from ofthe most eminent Colleges of The
United States and the greater part OF whose lite has
been spent the Hospitals of London, Paris Phade
phia and elsewhere has effected some of the most as
onisIng cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashulness, with frequent blushing, attended, some
times with arrangement of mind, were cured imme di
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rEzN MS.

vReINIAN published daily at So and weekly at
The n advance No subscription is taken for shorter
f E months and paper is discontinued except at
ar % s Of Tie Proprietors, until all shall have
bpeu r in serted for bo eenta NOR aouare m,
e. every INNER inserton and 37 cts for utter
ST. - ,mher of is marked the Ms
ons bshe till ordered out, and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES arefor the privilege Of two squares
aS inner n daily $40 seni.weekly sa5 Every yearly
Of business and if he exceed the space stipulated for
!, suG nIi he charged ratably for the excess
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ITNION STEAMSHIP COMPA- "a

| MON SIEA AMS SLIP COMPA- <fSx
- NY'S LINE o.. STEAMERS, ,p,a Norfolk SAeA
and Cape Nay For Phladel phia every Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry RICHMOND Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER VIRorhIA Capt. Teal.
One Of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every wednesday high water, touch
ing Mt Cape May TO land passengers. Returning lem
Philadelphia every Wednesday nt 10 O'Clock, M, un
I'll further notice.
Passenger, for ape May will con. u their interest
by taking this route, as it is in addition TO being the
cheapest. the expeditions and comloI table
Passengers for New YOrk-We bave
tered into arrangements forward passengers through
New York, either by steamers allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York. upon the drrivalo
the steamers. l# .t.
Shippers to the West-Tobacconis, deaf
ofsbipping 10 Pntsburg, will please bear in mini
that have made oil tho necessary arrangements To
forward to through nt 60 cents per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when the will be ready 10 receive
freight, aud the hour Of their smiling. ta
N B.-Shippers will bear in mind thai all Bills o
Lanng be the wha Rockets to be sign
ed before the smiling Of steamers.
Fassage through New York. LIST cabin and found, %
- Cape May, !" a." 8
Pha'pba, ="
4" 2nd cabin g 2
q" Norfolk, 1st " 2
For freight passsgc, apply to
RO. RANKIN. Ao'T, Richmond, We
ie 29d&cts the Dock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-05
RAILROADS, &C.
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vINHE FOLLOWING HATES WILL Bl
CHRIsTAIssBuRo TO

Il charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Ruilrual