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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
CHESTERFIELD AND MANCHESTER Co,
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be Sold on THURS
DAY AFTERNOON. the 9Th day of September "a
IN Manchester commencing at O'clock I2l Acres Of
Land, lin Moody's Woods,) miles from Manchester
on the Coapit Turnpike. About 20 acres have been
cleared-baance in wood aud timber of original
growth.
Also, the large DWELLING in Manchester. occu
pied by Mr. Holt and Mr.. Edmunds at an annual rent
of $l44. 1t contains rooms, and is near Mrs. Hew-
let's residence.
Also, the DWELLING.HOUSE formerly called
the Slab Church." now renting for $3.50 per au-
mum.
Also half-acre LOT in Manchester, No. GO. (called
the Pond Lott
After which, will be sold COWS and YEAR.
LINGS: 8 MULES and HORSES, 2 WAGONS one
CARRYALL, and all my Household FURNITURE.
TERMs-For the real estate one-third cash, balance
ct and IL months, with interest, and title retained
or trust deed. For the personal estate mos. credit
for appro, ed endo sed ne gotiable paper.
JAMES DONLEY
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

WANTED--Thirty HANDS, % white
w men and boys as cart drivers. TO work near
the Dock. Steady work and the highest pricea will
be paid. Apply TO JS0. A. FOSTER,
9th street, North Of Leigh, or the work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
LOST AND FOUND.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD:--Ral

Il wv EN- 1 UUIIAhS NE .AICU:--Ran
Il away from my residence in Henrico county,
about the first of July last, negro WOMAN named
JENNY She is medium height, of good proportions
about twenty years old, of yellow complexion full
round face with holes in her She has black
speck IN one of her eyes have doubt that she rs
lurking about the city of Richmond. / will give
reward of SO if taken in the county of Henrico OF
S20 If taken out of the county and lodged in jail SO
that get her again.
au 9-6t* JOHN BRIDGENVATER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
AUCTION sALrs
BY GODDIN 1 APPERs0N.-

VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE At
PORT MAfO. AND LOTS IN THE TOWN
OF sfULTUN,n bOR SALE AT AUCTIOy.--W,It
1855 upon the premises, eommepcYns AZ o,.Ioet'
several HOUSES and LOTS in Port Mavo. near
the ocnnancr Of M khsetcfeIy store now IN.
Louisiana stree. and dwelling Houss on Siro On
stree. Also THIRTY L3 o. + Faltonid Of which
ted The above reai estate Is il an I'm ioca
the suburbs and oer to persons 81 o.
tied means to make safe and profitable Investment
Jne VI lns ap9ss ioss - .IAs wv ysrds OF the
bic. .>'-e''-' - = - ' 80 'a'ua-
txo f,a,sd ..lsrnents On Gsborr.,s Tnrn,I -, ana
Afssr ~ . .ai. al a..... ~. h,;,s.--
n, the ,;,- r. y - - a. go, ~ Era.Ia.ks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

EMORY.-We have now in store of our
~ own importation, supply of the best ENGLISH
EMORY, assorted numbers, which we offer to man
ufaeturers aud nachinists on reasonable terms
SMITH ROBERTS,
an 3i-lw Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
EDUCATION

MISS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL will be
4Nl resumed on MONDAY, 9Th September at her
old stand, opposite the Exchange Bank
au SI-5t&l u I9thSk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31
MOST VALUA BILE PRIV AT L

TNHE subscribers are authorised to sell a
l. most desirable DWELLING, the north side
OF Main street. between Sd and 4th Streets having
comnodatons sufficient for large family.
GODDIN APPERSON,
2S-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

M ANTED-To hire for the balance of
" the year. good FARM HAND.
Also, good COOK. Apply to
BRADLEY & BROTHER
eo SI-tf No u Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

WANTED.-A white COOK of good
w experience. to assist also in Washing and Iron-
ing for a small family. Apply to
MACE & WINSTON,
n26 corner Cary aud l4th SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

BRITISH INDIA,
~. 1he .cnacn .,mn. lnl, "a

g-tn lie toosou NmrS lul, IA
Ar.Ne- cASrstr nNs Neva vpvUvo the history ~ ;he
Harrersr Al expectations ot pSctu' adjust nrni
,rr.r &, have seea sNunSaisavd lac BatSa and 6dr.
s,Sts hNss met sad separated not only Sisanui agree
sent eug c>nct aud positive ground oi rupii'e
H. .s,r ,arse Vt these d.ntsilN proceedings does
- $50. h.Ne pirVc cUt can place The paoo
IN ~ s al the lnfvr AIT >Vs and ihr rcshi' IN
...s r..x announced wall ~, 1;.N % readuY comf'e
-. 49,, ,.t.hs even have Decd anticipated by the
49,. ~ tat, faGrusi Mhst ~ described a. d'niiu-u.
NsVs pos orVg1t events aud exactly OF the kind &C.
Nrsst<t
49, rse,- sEd Invisible Authorities WhO admlll,itr
T. $50 Isl, t.,>h Iacis L'oi DIaoa,'e without fur
sssr that of prescott oc'ugN'n Va 10 q"
sss Yoxvt annexed % oar a'aa'oS. Inis he did sud
~ A. r ~ possession c toe province. tia was -; 10
.1sr hN .r tCr.".i ,>-iu "a thus torrt Try
y t~ fa-n-se oVerom, NJ bu, WAS 20 leSys them the
crv-sutf 81 silently st4uiy>rluE IN th- loss wthplt
stNu- ,.r.a :rs hum i.;oa az public surrender
se.iu wei derSon in this daciS
f,- 49, rv. understood That what Se thus consented
=, .-.- d. c. hSty 90 be forthcoming, aud that
,svls H.. o9,sa deed ~ CeSsi'u u ~e desired H.
A.Ats iau.arv however, sTevVniiin VooarT7i AZ AVA
xh,rA s-.a., - Inspired inr barn-se rdi-rs SIN
ss.r,u - Perhsps win wish 10 get Us out "f the
r-,nt- a. possibly witn Of securing oar Inter
,.ru IN tsir contests nts itGs oVeriar-s toward
r.,ca-s,u xud rnvoys ,S-c1 r'n Ava 10 frnn- Tor
u. pp-..- There i necessity Tor col-ctlrns me
tu-up.s 40 ~uGDgs Of the discussion Ii Is enough 70
ssN-~hNi Is cvrt>ibly kn'"u, Nud what might nave
h.u - o-gtAiu, snlci9sied-na, the Bafme'e Con MS
s,a,eF, So, u came yout IDLY reused 10 cede
sirc- rch Territory. a. 90 the Other htnd ntlr
=. ,r-r-f--- Pg S!as gHG .0 the PTlsy -, %
mi, te-usi-i. ths Is the iuiv canes now rep rt-l
perfectly rupGre Of tae negO l.;ip
:su bv-e b., ih.i because OK position scarcely al
49, -rer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
rr.m The s,ane, Msra,ng Hersla. Aprl %.

Merchandise De ny il urgent but isE demand sales are
ell cted couecturz prices good care beng taken how
Nv r. 10 leave PIE margin Tor PrOn whatever ne IN
voice may luTn out T. De.
IN. n.prcrorion between the demands OF our market
ana is suppaes almost every description OF goods Vas
NJ. ~ 80 crest ana ytUg II IS II tns mon-nt Hard
40 IN 90 ol Injuries and necessariss articles fpr
ing aid dIAiDg articles tor wearing and u-'ng sra al
r4 mum so,k and AaI<iaiHH oi puc- Advances "a
q - tT,c, 20 Fl and taken not partially nut geneE NY ut
a. tpntls OF trace Dat ~ B rule "eis never - unor
m Us A. uuS Oar CoDmtrcsl rep n Of Yesterday quotes
nigh lOo 100 200 3OO iJl aad even
- PEI cent
cu the relations betSeeu supply and d-ul All d not
toi Good TIE Usual basis oi cl.cgi2 j tbs
uuuter individuals 20 b. provided for. Iae mercsn
Tile experience OF fte world al'ICs sil lent clue % the
average cousuu ron Of gv-n cescr puon of march -.
ci,e b, given SGouut of population Bat Win r-gard .
nnfr,s r., mig Ga auitrou, ~eAh srtn experience
sxetfo be- ACQUIRED. Tls United Sat-, nay. inds-I
have begun 10 scuire If from fh-ir ,ns sh C
rnis bu, TIE hsns q, Grs Brit sin nave ths lesson
to learn Tie e1tfScrdusry change wairh has ttS7n
Ace IN the Australian markets EhlD tns iast tSrs- 0r
fifteen Ton'hs Is Dol le' oV~'J ~1~''''- IA D''4'i
NJ tiIg ouses s. W.. .,.;.,.. l.
av.raeug when compared Stl the whole nanDer Oi per
ns ENGAGED N digging shout 81 ouucs per week per
nm I.rrs uucpe ~eised by the ounce or the poult.
sre the prz-s of the lucky fw Toe SverAge ,ss Is
lust nov At the medium point which best cJnsos WIN tne
general welfare of the colonyneheT 50 great As SER
ousy 10 disturb ordinary pursuits Of industry nor so
small a. 10 discourage the 0ggers ~ BODY Ihs cOohs
are s strongly Of opinion that the aGrierous develop
me MIS- Of New South Wales only IA Their infancy ana
a. our population increases though tbs pro
Cuce Der an may not much eed what - AZ prssent
the sggsgae produce Of the colony will infinitely sarpass
anything heretofore realized
We rejoice 10 add that agricultural prospects are
meet encouraging Notwithstanding their ssyere trials
from the scarcity Fl labor farmers nave been more
than ususy sssduous in attending to their farms IN
though that the principal grain growing districts to-re
is greater breadth Of land cultivation and richer
promise tor the next harvest than In any former ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

-. M, >,ro h.. heeo prohibited Nys decree OF u"
sstN STAIN.
..,o t,,v ,a-ln she cAss Ut d'"Nmu'nW ~,
h,NNN ,t,nsM ,hU the Queen viii send Tor INV
49, g. Nsn Laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

itNNErNNNi. faasi,v, jaw - ~"
a, RAW, va, t,l,s,sreca vi neNe''a ,SSaS ~,
ava nv Ms, c',l'cl soA vii iv''O I''gTp,". DO
s...r ,ana O. The SsS va a"e '"' ''"'""" "''' !"
>.,sios ~. important d'G''",H occurred On 'nr
<,,crs 81 ,Ae 18Th ~ S'srS tho see >lan'"% 0''ss""
p,.t,v.in H,cAuS W'llsm' Az" ",' ""e "VVV'' w..
~ rs,l,d M and taken 70 the Hospital. Wi.
eS', = .oor,s,paeA aud rvnAoaed for a week
- ,,.,...s.s q saaS writer, VAS lec,ur,ug in Liver
:, - ,.,,sasoic ,sr~s of the SNcnes In un'lo roUs
- TY, .vcvin our correspondent vas presen' there
s.r,r II - persons eut subsequent ma ''inss
=. .,,,r. srs,crou, An iodiv'dusl named Len'on vas
..NAsse O. tAs lsvvrp, cnseus the American aNu're
=, - uSl nS cn the ceiling. There w"s ooIr''e on
a. x.f,~y ~ is'h bat the rSu had NOT been PUBLISHED
.A.s ar rvrN< leA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
CITY ITEMS.
EgTrRrAnMEh7S. s. rms EyEyrr

ESTERIAISMEs1S. Ae- THIS EyE.TrTr.
THr REGIMENT e. Castle Gar--n to-l BIZ So.z
IT,, naVeHrrS OF rHs REsrNEsT Ns toa-l BY N-3azs
TfiIcu Ns Buds %. Ac
B,Hsrr TnF sAko> ,o-rs. ~ B-oas=ay; ss1 t. Mai
VIZ III Nftn- Psi TIE Bastfu isn~ a-i A.
b. th- Wii.-Hse.. bei-s Jog th-,- hen--t
HONE tonight - hllalms N-sll Ia rhs s1er-
Noon thr ildill lln = sl,re.
VSrI. IONS cabs. evening the Ns;oas sser ~ "
Cen r sr ys-fl H0warc Cor3els hlgr sri
gurKLs,'s TFW-ORLEASs sEEENAoCks-So. 81 3oli~.y
B,Nv,Rps PAsJE,Ms o. EoYPr &C No Sol BroldT.s
rr,Nxr PANCEAsA NI,GAsA FtLls 70 - 8reFT
FKs~coN. HrFoDso,s tte loou sid evening
W,spfNcroN -r.o-lna1,-s s"erroo. ,la
OwEN's AsctSr HoNT BLASc No s.. Bio>lv.y.
RhESsH BELClAS GALLERY No - bfc-o~sT
NICHOLS pEtN. ESQ. whose resignation IS P'eHdent
of th Croton Aqueduct Department preser.e1 20 the
Board Of Alderman OF We1nesd.y last ASSUMES the
Presidency Of the Long Island Wa;sr Works Company
Mr. Dean has occupied FIR many years with great 'nies
rity aud general satisfaction the post he r.. gs Al
bis pas; vii give linn the confidence Of the pg1h
and large influence tie nduc, OF tas a4-s Of the
sw sSieT company
Robert J. Walker is in this City. the Metropolitan
He vii not wait for naval steamer Su, vii svAl hun
SCI, Of the British line throush the Mediterranean 'ai the
Red Sea TO Bombay whence the steamer Pc shat4a will
bear him 10 bis destination.
Botanic Hall filled with An attentive auiisnce on
Wednesday evening 10 listen 70 addresses upon the
of Temperance by NJ Sherwn, OF Indiana Mr.. MIrslaad
Of Wlisinsburgh, snd Capt De Camp. These meeting
are held weekly under the auspices OF the Young Mea
Temperance Watch Club. very fOurishng Society
oea,ly org amazed N oar City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

9TH, TO connect 9Th the sever IN Cro,s ~
, Scboo Offers Of Ia piisth Ward for sewer w We
~, -, -, - :, of J Il Brewster and others for sever
n The Bo.ery from Grsnd to wskersts Of jobs " n<.
ar, oh Is Er sewers AZ Harlem 80 a. TO dram snsioS
- n,,,c,, rs- Prom the Controller stating the re-
oir,. 4 The Sllh and Eighth Railroads for JAY -
follows s,ttoss,
Sixth Rs lrnad Co ''''''' -
Fshth Az R.ilfosd C0mpa ...........'. NOV ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Board W ALDERMES-Sp>eial Rep0t-The Board Of
Alderue % met lat evening.
AID Dobery called for the reading Of the Street Com
mis.ionsrs answer o. his resolution Of inquiry
Ihe following was the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

ACCIDENT Philip burke laborer while At work yes
ffrcay afternoon in he second Of a building at
the corner # TweDty sixths and Eh.av, slipped and
f. u 10 the ground nnug himself severely lie was con-
v.Yed 20 ihe N I Ilo.pItM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

Board o. ALDERaES.-Ald S,urtsvant in the Chair and
quorum present
P,poh5 R.srre6-Of Berthe s. Rysrson for return OF
500 paid for licenses of onLiouses granted BY MAYOR
Wooohrl aad revoked By Mayer kngslsndi Of q L. 30
Is for relief from assessment Of HOOK and Ladder Con
pany No IL to be provided with location OF n D.
Aofa. for opening Of One Hundred and Egh'2 81 nOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

AccIDENT-A laborer named Timothy Devioe, while At
vok The Long IsaLd Railroad, yesterday had ais leg
brnbsn snd body much confused in Qusoce Of bank
# earih wing him tie brought to the City
and convey ed To thu New York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05
PRESCOTT HOUSE.
AsTOR HOUSE

FIRE Yesterday morn X Don't 10 O'Clock Ere oc-
cured IN Collins Hotel, Of Hobok=n and Wss; sts.
occas1ned b. the explosion # barrel containing GUAM.
tfy Of alcohol The drsmen the ground
exirguhed the Games before much damage occurred Il
srpears that the bar keeper attempting 10 b,r- ho
II the barrel with lot poker when il exploded. He
sas severely burned in attempting to e1-ngush danes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

LAyISC cF 4 CoRsEa->rosE.-Ihe corner me Of the
FIRST African Methodist Episcopal Church Of Yorkvile
laid yesterday afternoon. II i situated in Z y1,y
ffh - between Seventh and Eghth-.vs The senol on
the occasion preached BY Rev. Christopher Rush
Superintendent Of the African Churches who also laid rhs
stone his text part 4 tbs 6tl verse OF ths
fret ohsp-r of The First Ep,e Of Peter The box which
deposited ia the cont .ned copy Of th7
Bible, copy o. - Hymn book Of the African Mshoiis,
Episcopal Zion Church in America copy OF tbs DsciP
Inc Of the Church letter with the names Of the five
trustees Of this Church and copy Of TIE THINE and
one Il The Sun. The bnding vii BE- 22xiO in sizs will
be bail, Of wood, and painted white. The basement Of il
ul b. schOoroo for the education Of colored children
Toward ffy colored families resds il the nszhborhood
f tbs Church There thirty members in this Society
and the CONGREGATION usually numbers abou, 100 persons
Crcu. preachers Of the African Methodist Church, will
sspply the pulpit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

CHARGE on GRAND observation-disclosures swseay. o.
the Lower Police Court yesterday returned from Albany
bsyr IN bis custody man named James Laurie Sn' u.
be arrested there on warrant issued BY Jusrce
which he stands charged with stealing ei2 from hr IL
suder Brown. Of no AZ Greenxiohs 90 me 1ftn "
ls,t The accused vas he'd By the Msg''fA'e' "
ir>f1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

FATAL ACCIDENT A man named Michael Hsnlon died
yeieday from he effects OF fracture of the skull received
Friday Last by beng struck upon The head with roller
uch Is used N unloading timber from vessels An IN
quest will BE- hed upon his body today AT his late resi-
de nee No 80 East Eighteenth st.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

dozen cooper tea kettles do per doz
do iron do dc do
2 do fish do do
6 do bake pans do
do gridirons do
l do waffle irons do
so gross lamp-wick (wove) per gre
$50 pounds do (spun) per poa {
dozen composition bib cocks. inch.
inch, inch. inch, inch,
each dozen per doz
do large size stone china bowls for
water-clesets do
CLASS No. f.
Lsod TIN and ZINC
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

All the IRON must be OF the best quality american
manufactured; to be made from charcoal blosm. The
round, fiat and square iron, except the inch and up
wards must be in bars less than 10 feet long The
hoop iron must be in bars less than 20 feet long.
$50 lbs NO l6 Russia iron, per pound
$50 lbs. No 90 do do
$40 lbs. No % do do
$50 lbs. No. "a do do
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

1900 lbs inch plate iron feet long and 80 inches
wide per pound
1000 lbs inch plate iron feetlong and 80 inches
wide per pound
5000 lbs 5-16 inch plate iron, feet long and 80
inches wide per pound
1000 lbs 7.16 inch plate iron, 6 feet long and 80
inchoa wide nor nnund
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11
Il NAkDEN srEUS, AEkASTEU
IN NilDLEsALE AND RETAIL.
~ y II = = y lNa'N' NJ 7
dsPdrgyus-Mhite Giant
dFti,A0ks-Large Globe.

dsPdrgyus-Whitr Giant
dFti,AOks-l.arge Globe.
BsJHs-LATge Lama. small do,
Red Cranberry, Scarlet Runners;
broad Windsor.
.sHdy AedHS-EarlyYellow; Six
Weeks, do Mohawk, do China; 'io
Valentino o,iiaif Moon. ke ugee
iUUu to one, He'd Cranberry.
Il larry Blood Turnip
Rooted. do Yellow do do, Long
blood, White si.esian, ffench
sugar. MauFel WuTtEei
B.DJui.-Purple Cape, White
Cape.
C,fbbdge-Early York, Large
du; kariy sugar LuAi, do Batter
sea: do ONhvart, do Nanack, do
Nuupareii, Fiat Dutch, Drum
head; Larg, bergen, Green Curl
ed savoy, Drumhrad Savoy, Red
Dutch for Picking.
Fundamentally and Late.
Cciery-White solid, Red do.
CdrrUi-Long orange; Early
Hsrn, Altringham; White yield
Crcss-Curlcd or Pcpprrgrass.
CHcUmSsr- Eariy ffamc. do
Cluster; Long Grrsu, ls.ug Green
SouthBatc, white Spinrd, Cher
kin.
COrH-Ear.y Sugar, 10 Tusca-
rorA, do YELLOW.
kHfsgc-Green Curlcd.
NV IfIHL
hris-Sibgrian curlcd; Rape
or Cole.
Lcoi'-Large Scotch.
Lstfuss-lsoyal White Head,
Ice Drumliead, white Co.'S.
brown Dutch, Carried India or
Cape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11

| Neio H-Greea Citron; Pine
Apple, Nutmeg.
Hafcr NsGsH-Finest Kind.
| NdSfHrtiHai.
UHstGr,i-Black and White.
] OHOiH-siiycT skin, White Por
tugal; yellow aud Red.
| OArd.
] F,Is-ENtra Early, Early May,
Washington; do Frame, DO Char.
ton, Dwarf Blue Prus,ian, de
Marrow'at, Bishop DwafiprUiifc.
Fd rsH j. Long sHOotli
French; Guernsey.
| fIFsk>y-Curied.
/ IsIYer-Large Bell, or BuI,
Nose, Tomato shaped. Cayenne
] FgmpA "a Large yellow
/ Field.
Hhgbdrb-Yictoria.
/ RdidisA-LOng scarlet short
Top, Scarlet Turuip, White do,
Fellow do, Long salmon, BlacE
sAu4sh.
/ S.i!s,yy--or Vegetable Oystcr
Plant.
/ NpiHdcA-Round lcaved.
] SlHdsh-Early Bush; He'll.
1 IomgfO-LarEs Red, do Vel.
low; Egg.
/ IarH.Is-Enrly Plat Dutch, do
Red Top. Large White Norfolk.
White Uiobc, Buta Baga; Dale's
ybrid.
/ Herb s-Auuise, Carroway.
] Thyme; COriandyr. Lavender.
sweet Basil; HusymaTy. sage /.
Summer aaSury; sweet Mario,
rum. Bcnc.
/ WA. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11

NyouCE-oa aaa amer IRE 18Th June, iSl the clcvins
N ARE the snsporAtoa o. fAssen-
Esrs the RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11

EILtM. sMfTH y CO. Grocrr- and Commi- ton Mer-
- rhtnis Cary street, d1iafHg e toiunf0n Hl have
~ and vel selected stock u Gfoccfe ehch they will sell 10
% ends and the public reasonable terms they
y elsewhere
&C. &C. &C.
rhey vii .lso give strict stnuon 70 The sas q County pro.
uce 81 kind which their fricua c0u0do care
Al orders will b. promptly attended 20.
They reurn ants or ihg heretofore towe upon
Juyt-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11

rENhE DAGUERREoriPEA ART, praetised by wHTEuURsr
with all the improvements the
himself worldwide reputation,
einenec without proof Of such assertions
by years OF study and practice
which have so rapidly succeeded each other In this
lie mas gained the highest distinction bearing
PAIN OF victory when competing with
anus Mr. W. has also gained that highest Of all honors
confidence and Of the public
OF patrons who daily throng his Gallery
possessors. -
sereoscopic Lkenesses taken improved
Every y-rety OF Cases Frames on
and at the most satisfactory prices.
GALLERY u.,n .,x..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11

aaTuIrE SULPHUR WNrIr.FROM rHE gREENBRfER
w COUNTY WHITE gtLpfftR sPRiNGs, YA.-Thc side
.pr 10 rcpun sn ven known 'ir0trC ers u me Water
f thee cei'brt rTrnN makes description NJ them super
% has been highly recommended ~ c nrst py rHn IN
ue United ttsf superior that II other ~ the
sulphur trrUer l.tH1e should o. careful,
u,r,frc, TufeIs.c that n.m he WIT SFtHr sgiHga q
ApfE 0nAY, Drrrifis,
ic9 eoie Agents for tte Pfoprictor.
,AsIUN MATING. -U0roqut, uarsing sod other
Check and White Mailing, 80 % ani 60 vide
pfor quality Four OIL Coh - tgnd - vide ltga Main o.
leIs OaRiSriAN LATiiHOP
URU PONTs POwDFR1l0 ters agoat ard iaiy expected;
~ 200 legs Sporting In Magazine 10000 feet SAFETY Puse,
bT EDWIN WORKMAN 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11

For children under twelve and over three years Of age half
will be charged taken point not dcsigna
d, will be required the charge the last dcsgnAed
point and desiring leave the point not de-
gnae, will the charge point Designated with
his prcV that person shall pay than - cents for
both the stopping places, otherwise
lhc charge will be less than any
No charge being made the above for baggage the Com
ncgi
the Of their will be response
Ole for specie bills notes ewey, anything but the PAsen
gers baggage.
the Wishing the should
make signal In the day with handkerchief and IN the
night with light from the the hundred yards or
until reaches thcu Its best however for
uabe in dePots regular stopping places the
the mail being late the conductors sometimes
able o stop other points the road.
Passengers wishing down between depos shsuld noti
the Train Captain their wish AFTER leaving the previous
ePet
Passengers prohibited standing platform
@ getting In % the when In motion.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors;
c. w MACMURDO, Treasurer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11
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wNOh THk VIRGINIA srtINCs-
Through By Canal Packets Buchanan I'm
and stages to the Red Sweet Sweet
Te,a.s i've sulphur, o. %.
inIoegh oy Canal Lynehbnrg and Tennessee Railroad.
sna s.agss TO the Red Sweet and Sweet SPRING. ts
Leave kehmena daily BY Packet Boat. for Lynshbais and
s.h a. r. NJ Sundays sxespted) arrive In LYNCH
- ~ a. aud Buchanan n r. NJ second aay and
~ u,e "ni,s sulphur the third day At p. NJ
- ok 80 hoafs tsre are Only 80 ssliss staging.
IN passengers Iynchburx and Ten
leaving daily at A. NJ, Bonsack, Al
rom thence by Stage miles, TO Mountain House ar
irving Leave next A NJ arrive Al an, Red
suss.or sweet springs mesJ breakst and rom thence ~
.ns llo mssJ ~ 10 In less than an days IRON Rich.
" Shortest distance by on anx ath.r roa. Al,
above IL lis miles. - N"s' 'V1'e hAn 'ne
Passengers for the Natural Bridge, Lexington and
hath Alum Warm and Hot springs pay line q,
Stages at Gimer's Mill miles Natural Rs,s from
thence to Lexington IL aud Rorl Aim, M
es Leave Richmond at Y. NJ and the Natn,.l
Bridge second day ata 2. NJ. and Lexington at p. NJ
Returning leave the White sulphur the sv.e,
ne sweet ate aud arrive at the Mountain House
Leave next A. NJ at daylight, and arrive at a,
Nr U.s. snd IN Lynehburg by Z. M connect there
oau leaving at NJ and arrive In Richmond
O'Clock Northern aud southern Cars AMI
with the Norfolk Steamboats,.
Passengers Cumberland H. FarmyilIe and
O. H. will leave Richmond MonddN Hefaesnv and ISIv to
connect with the Stages thse for
Thursday and Siturddy-kdrs e..
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