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Notice

rs hereby given to those indebted 10 the estate Of
Il Eldrcd W. Glover, deceased, to make payment,
at furthcrcst, by the lst day of January next and
those to whom the said estate Is indebted will meet
me in the Orduary's Office Mt Edgcheld c. H., ON
Friday the 7th day Of January next 1858, at which
time final settlement will be made on the estate.
L. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Admir-.
Oct 20 3m 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-02

So We have received from Maj joins c. ALLEN,
q reply to the charges Of S. S. ToMrKISs, Esq, as
published in last number. This article is una
todaby crowded OUT has heen the bulk of our edl'
iorial matter. Il shall certainly appear next week
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Piano Tuning and Repairing

sHsEEssssssS5 EsHEEssssS5s ~ l>ston, informs the Ladies and
Y ] Y z Gentlemen Of Edgcfcld and vicinity,
that he will be in Edgehrll about the first of Feb
ruary, prepared to Tune and Repair Pianos and
Organs.
No charge viii be made, If satisfaction is not given
eSs- Orders left with Rev. \. p ALDR,cI, will
be promptly attended to-
P.S.-llr F. isfrom the Establishment Of Messrs
r. Zogbaum &c Co., in Charleston.
Ech ff z
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Sept II
Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Hardy
~ White, deed, arc requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those having demands against tho
same, will render them in properly attrstcd.
JAMES II; WIIITE, Adm.s
W. II. GRIFFITH. -''"
NOV 3m A
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gentleman will again be found upon my ticket, very
legibly written-yet, at the same time, have no'
the slightest feeling of unkindnes, for Maj. ALLEN
Respectfully,
THOMAS G. KEY.
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Feb 2
Notice.

A IT. Persons who are indebted for the 1lire'of
N the Negroes belonging t" Robert Mccullough,
and hired by $. Christie, in 1852, a, Agent, will
confer favor BY paying their Nolcs On near the
7th inst.
Feb IL
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Notice..

A LII Persons indebted to tile Estate of Jane
n Logan, decd, are requested to make immc-
dia,e payment, and those having demands win pre-.
sent them forthwith, properly atcscd according to
law. AMBROSE NIX, Adm>r.
Feb = l9m
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AdministratOr,s A Notice,

A LII persons having demands against the estate
N Of L. T. .lbncy, deed, will plcasc present
them properly att,sted, and those indebted will
please pay up. Punctuality is requested, as tho
Estate must be closed as early as practicable.
WILSON ADNEY, Admir-
Sept II # sc
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Am Oycrsecr

ENERGETIC, steady and experienced "a single
~ n,an) can e., employment and good wages
by application at Mt. Willing, or 10 N. L. Bonhan,,
on Salc-day, at Edgctcld G. II.
Feb 9 IT =
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Blacksmith Shop |!
Chappmapa,s COTTON Gims!

WE stil) make these best Of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant then, to give
satisfaction, which they never fail to do.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
Persons who find it more convenient will please
inquire Of Mr.. loD HILL, Edgcfield G. H., who
will keep on hand one or more Of these Gins for
sale. Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Colcman's Y Roads, Ehg.6cld, S. c.
Sent Is tf 81
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Positive Notice.

A IL. Persons indebted 10 me BY Mute, are here
IN by notified that they must settle up BY tie
first Monday in February, Otherwise they will be
compelled 10 settle with al Attorney.
p. r. BLALOCK.
Frb 1t 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-02

The Government of Peru has received with
great satisfaction the intelligence of the ac-
Encouragement of the right of that country TO the
Lobos Islands. The Peruvian Secretary Of
State says, that by this declaration the United
States Government has only confirmed the con.
tidence which the Government Of Peru has al
ways reposcd in the spirit of Justice and friend
ship with which the Cabinet at Washington has
cultivated relations between the two Republics.
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"BfE who rs in battle slain,
VIII never live 10 fight agai1lr"
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MELANCHOLY AcclDEsr.-Ths Augusta Con-
stitutiunaist of the goth ul,., says, "A young
man by the name of C. w. BedclI, from Harris
county, Medical s;ndcnt, was nrcidently shot
last Saturday evening ut the Eagle & Phoenix
Hotel We learn that young Hickman, the son
of the proprietor, was examining revolver, Iefl
in the bar room, which exploded in his hand.
Mr.. Brdcl WAS standing ut the end of the conn-
l,r looking over newspaper ut the time. The
b; II passed three gentlemen standing up at the
counter, singing tho hair of one and lodged just
above the right eye Of Mr.. Brdrll. Medical aid
was promptly rendered by Doctors Dugas and
Campbell, and tho wound probcd about one inrh
and i half without discovering the ball. Aswe
90 to press. he is lying in prccarious condition,
and but slight hopes are entertained for his re-
corery."
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HY M E NAL.


MARRIED on the Goth ult., by w. Zimmerman,
Esq, Mr.. THOMAS Z. COLEMAN and Mrs. p. PnicE,
a of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-02

HAMprRG AND EDGEFIELD PLANK RoAp.-The
Augusta Cunstitutonalist of the 29h ult, says,
we are gratiiicd to learn that this road is doing
fourishing business. About nineteen miles
OH the main road, and five miles on . branch
have been finished and are now in usc. The
Company, we learn, on the oath inst, declared
a dividend Of fourteen per cent. The road to
Edgetield C. H.: will be completed by the 18th of
July next. Already Hamburg and Augusta are
reaping the benefit of this enterprise. Cotton
and other produce which fnrner!y found a mar
ket at Columbia, are now brought this way, and
planters will find it to their interest to trade
with us, as they will, by so doing, be able to
realize more for their produce, and have larger
and better assortment of merchandise and gro
crrie, to select frnm.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-02

DA: LoSEGA BRANCH M1NT-Durng the past
year there was coined at this Mint, in Gcnrpia,
the sum of S473.sl5 in gold, of which SOL, i52
were in haf.caglcs, S4,O7s in quarter.eaglcs,
S6,36O in gold dollars OF the receipts of gold
at the Mint, 1924 93l was from California, S95,-
l22 from Georgia, S57,542 from South Carolina,
$749 from Tennessee and $l43 from North
Carolina
Bv reference TO Gur advertising columns it
will be seen that the Grnni: c,illc Manufacturing
Company, at Granitcvillc, in this State. have
declared Scmi-Annual Dividend of three per
cent on their Capital Stock, for the last six
months. 1t affords lis pleasure 10 learn from
this notice that the Company is agnin in +" the
full tide of successful experiment" and To learn
also, as we DO from those we'll informed in re-
gard to its future prospects, tha, still larger
Dividends may be confidently expected in future.
The manufacture of most descriptions of Cot
ton fabrics in The South, where watcr-power is
80 abundant and cheap, cannot fail to be remu-
ncra,ive in the long run, although it may "sca-
sionully be subjected 10 temporary deprr"siona'
Charleston Courier.
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Executors Notice.

A IL those indebted to the estate Of William
~ Garrett. decd. are requested to make pay
ment forthwith, and those having demands against
said estate will render them in properly a,,ested,
according to law.
CHARLES HAMMOND, ! =
WM. G. HAMMOND,
THOS. GARRETT.
Feb tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-19
iOFESsOR ALEX. c. RARRY'S

4 * &c OPHER y Us, of MEDICAL con-
NJ for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pre-
\ q restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Rclie.e
Il DISEASES of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains. ar
ns External Wounds. Bounded by no geographi
ne' be reputation of BARRY's TRIcopHERous PEI,
the Union The sales of The article of late yeats
a increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
'>'r BARRY, after IA careful examination of his
Il o"ok lnds that number # bottles deivere to %,
1ntallti,s OF from half gross upward. during iha
o''' WIS within trinr of 95Q, 900.
NECESSARY To present at length the evidences
wonderful properties of the Trchopherous. when
t''r hat furnished such an Endorsement as this
i'apness ot the article and the explanations given
" SlperhcaI irritation. first recommended it TO
'e't'oh at the people, This allthat ,he inven.
It1' Every hutile advertised itself. The effects
"'m, exceeded expectation it acted Ike II
y" ne ladies would not be without il. County
~ J" every secinn OF the United States found they
. "'' II and thus was built up wholesale trade I
LILY ' hitherto unheard o.a~ regards articles II
a'"i' lhe highest point has vet been reached
It believed that the sale. this yea si'i he mil
mia hafnfbnttes
i F'p ana Manuiactory, No 1877 Broadway; Now
I,ii Nr'9i price. p cents large botile.
discount to purchasers 10y the quantity. Sold
aojS. i''dI merchants and druggists throughon' the
lai. 'tes and Canuda, Mexico, West Indies, Greai
Lynchburg.
aH2G-dsc6m
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RICHMOND.
MqFALL IMPORTATIONS 10
CHINA. BARTHBNwA ARE AND
Fancy Articles.

INiE Subs lbcr ofera country Merchants and 9TH
L ers in want, his complete stuck ut Earthenworc,
Cuinn Table mud Fancy Articles, a his own direct i'm.
rnrlaton ffum the invnrite factories OF England aud
Fanoe, together with full now stock of Plain Pressed
Cut 6lnss, in every variety, DC Nc. The assortment
comprises. In part. the following
DINNER SETS Gill, decorated gold band. and
white French ohna. white. granite and blue rrintiow.
ing, blue, ptrple, damascena, plum, hno
TEA SERNlCES-ln acts of 10. a.. Sc 90, IT, and
% pece- ranging In price from % TO 300 n set
WATER PITCHERS, covered aud uncovered Basins
aud Ewers nnl Toilet scta
RICH VASES common and decorated Mugs and
common Enfthenwnrc, suitable 10, inl unde
PLATED GOODS--1en, desert and table Spoons
tabieund desert Fnrks salt aud mustard spoons nap.
Kin rinps mustard pots, butter knises and caators
TABLE GuTLERN--lsofy handle table acts, ~ pic.
ccs; knives nnd ntkr in dozens common do.
BR1rAN1A WARE-Castors irpm the common
10 the best manufactured spoons ndlea aud snioly flu
id lamps.
LOOKING GLASSES-splcndd gilt ornameated
frames French plurs various sizea suitable Tor man
tie on pier do; mahogany frame, IN greatly sarieynnd
tohet glasses
GLASS WARE-Plain and presard tumblcr4,
wine pitchers, snvers bowls, precrvc disrs, ,deonnters
lomonndes egg Flnssca gobots, ehnmpagne saety fo-
idamp', water hotles butter plates syrup aud molnss
rat cellurs, bottles, preserve jars fish
rlobes.
LAMrS-Thc improved soar tampa # which the sub
scribe, Is the sole proprctofi purof hhl and storc,nnd
hand Tampa, IN gtent variety.
cilANDAIlERS of 9, ;. 40. \, &c.. burners. fur
nished reasonable terms; walers tea trays lanterns
lnhe mnts toy aud dinner sets,
STONE WARE=-At factory prices.
The .uhscr brr offer. all the nhove goods rensonn
Bile terms, nnd IL sntishod TINT ehll from country
rans persons contemplating housekeeping will con
vince them thnt his stock is moi sfrnasc in precqun
iiy variety by my cstab shmeni in the State. Small
profit and quick sales Ia the motto Cali Mt
J. u. Il. EVANS,
nov Ii-ls III Muio at, Richmond.
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These vessels of the fret cnss huilt IN tho city OF
Baltimore expressly for this Iadc aud have superior ne
s ommpdntons for passengers They are commanded
experienced Captains we'll qualified for tho trade
md who III spare exettion IL accommodate The,
viii he owcd up and down the rivers by stenn and may
he relied 10 sail promptly ns advertiSed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find IL their interest to ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low us by any other
line uf Packets and effort will be made by tho
agents In Richmond and Newyork TO give satisfaction.
Freight 10 cent. per whole. and II cents per "a
ruhnnco being about 50 per cent. less hnn ohars'
the Steamers. Insurance enn be- effected IN the h.--
luoad Fire Association b, this line al 3.S per cent.
We respectfully a-k and hope IL succeed In obtain.
tug full shnfe of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line tp NewNo will be for
wardad free of commission New Orleans Mobile.
Charleston, Savannah my other Southern on North
rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockctt,
In New York Berth No, Coffee House Slip, ioot ,f
Wu.l Street DAVID CuRlaE, Richmond. } y
q. II. PiERSON. ny
No g South Street } Z
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" ANTED TO uIYsE.-T,

NV ED TO HlKE.-The subscribers
r4 'l'n 10 hire for their work on the Va. Term.
n,' =" or Mountain region of Va. number o'
s" ana buys for which liberal hire will be paid
b., 4'u long experience in the management cd
po.. ,r '' are themselves large owners, Hiled me-
'at ,1 oe'Ve the snme trrdtu."' in eve'v i.sl'e'
obi , siSe tleir own Onr at - s'-"n ~
u. any time. till the 0fh uf Ja,.iary NJ IT,
nMan' Mn hotel, or at McCorke Simpson & 'nr-.
|e 01"'e' iiuns. They will also bny me ami
s-.o. SCOTT & ADAMS
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Il AND MEDICINES.-Th, subscribers are ~
receiving their FALL & WI NTER SUPPLY LE
of Drugs Medicines. Paints Oi Vurnises, Brushcs
Glassware, Patent Medicines. H. ,cy-Gopd sc, &c
The goods have been recently scted with great
in the Northern and Eastern les, and principally
bought for Cash.
The stock is tgc. an compr,, every article
ully found in DRUG STORE, s.pgeiher with large
ass ,rtment of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERY Re
From long experience, md a Though knowledge
The business, they hope to retar liberal patronage
heretofore extended them aud fe confident thai they
nre prepared offer inducement. both in price nnf
quality.
ly7 Pre- scrptions for Physicians nd families will j.,
carefully attended tn at all times.
sept 2ts JNO 4. SEAY & CO.
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FOR NEW YORK.
H. s. haa Line per The SPLENDID SpEAMSHH'S y
ynneSlOWM and KOnnOkc!

TUE new md elegant side wheel stcam .-sIIs.--k
4 ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpt. Parrish, ss-s~<sssu@s-
will lenye Petersburg via City Point. every lue"luy
Evening" and the ROANOKE, (Gupt. CnYendy,) ever,
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $lO co
Nteefaeo passage. . w
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships u,e
rxceled by none on The colst nnd travellers will fnd
the mos, pleasant 10 the north they will there
lay avoid the dust aud frequent chnnre' o the Railroads.
- Tickets issi.ed at n,y office On Sycnmnrc STREET
SAML. q. BAPTIST, Agt refreshing.
t8~A passenger train leaves the Appomatox depo'
every Tuesday and Friday half pnst o'clock. P. N
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Pnsscn'
gers by the Southslo Railroad will reach Petersburg in
time to tade the cars for the steamers G.B.
InlN LIZ
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MISCELLANEOUS
McCORKLE & JONES,


GrOcers IL Commission Merchnmts,
Main St.. Lynchburg, Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
"a they solicit the attention of their friends and the
public generally viz;
300 Sacks Salt.
100 Dag. Rio sognr, Java and Maracaibo Coffee.
go bhls Crushed, pulyerized, Coffee and Cari
fled Sugars
10 hhd-. =. II. nnd n. o., Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
800 Kegs Nails, all sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron. all sizes,
25 Cases Fine Stick Licoree,
so do Common Stick Lieorice,
90 do Fine Mass io
Coils Manila Rope to inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive OIL
10 Boxes Candles all qualities.
10 Barrels N o. Molassas,
hhds West L. do
10 Barrels Turner's OIL, some pure,
40 do Herrings, Maokcrcl and shad.
400 bush Glover, Timoth, Orchard. English Blue
md Ever Green Grnss Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides,
3oOn lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Massie,
60on Lbs CAST Sheer aud Blistercd Steel, all sizes.
1900 Feet Safety Fuse.
300 Kegs Blnstng und Gun Powder,
IL doz. Rowlnnd's and Hnmos' Shoyels,
su0 Blankets. different qualities,
900 Wool IIata, do do
ALSO
Onhcoca. Domeatica, blonchcd and unblenohed-Bed-
Toking., osnaburgs, smoking and Chewing Tobacco of
all qunlitiea of their manufacture which they war
runtnl of which thy will sel low for cash. to pnnctunl
customers time or, In exchange for country produce
Call ON Us before making your bills elsewhere, If you
ploaae.
We wani 1900 to 900 bushels shclled Oats for which
liberal prices will be paid
oct "a .dts MuGORKLE a. JONES.
nEANE, ADAMS n DEANE'S PATENT
- scteooking nod revolving pistoI-price, $50.
Warmers Five Sbootef.
Colts Five Shooter
Aliens Revovera,
"a Single, sef.cockng, different sizes,
Fine and Common Guns, double aud single,
Game Bngs Shot belts Powder tasks, Wad Cutters,
Cleaning rods. &c, Ne.
just received md Cor aelr by
nov II GREGORY, ROYALL s. SIMPSON.
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MORE 4 Richmond, Va, would invite tn
a. attention OF tho vnrious schools nnd institutions
nf learning throughout the Stnte, to lis School ana
classical Books Tert BooLs, used 10 the vnriona Col
rges and Universities with general collection Of Edu
raironnl Works. in every departments of leornng.
t-V@School Stationery II every di.oripfion.
A liberal discount will bo mnde, aud bundles deliver.
ed ia Lynchburg free of expense.
t-R ROrdera will receive prompt attention,
mug 22s
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
hen ler IN. Eslncy n SIN nle ID (sOOAA.

nj AIN Street LynDhburg Virginia, corner Store In
lfI Curle's building, fol merly known Kyles
corner begs leave call tho attentng of his friends an
tho public his large and desirable stock Of Spring and
Summer goods embracing every article upunly kept nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which cannot tail pense all who may want good
goods low prices. II friends and the public
nesiy reqnes ed call aud examine h Stock II will
nnord him very much pleasure TO oxhbitit.
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INSURANCE.
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE yN.gv

dNCE.-Lynehbpg Hose a. Pre- insnrans, Com.
many. W"
ms 90 "rany makes Insurance against loss O, dam
age hy Fire, of Dwelling Houses ctores Tobn,c, Fqt
RES and other buildings furniture Gods ware. sad
nerchand'ze general, in and country n he mot
favorable telRs.
Also makes insurance the lives of nh person, e
oShs good health and ot sound constitution Tor The
whole duration oilite or fora limited period
Sia'fs employed ia ordinary oecnpataps will be
Insured on reasonal Il, terms
Inc Company viii nlru take marine risks from and u
any OF the Northern Sout'l,rn Ports at GyonrnlI.
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Prf,i4epf
DON I. PETERS, Iice President
SAMPSON DIUGulD Cbirf EHgiues,
!a,nes Cobbs, Samuel Garland
Johh y .iggat, Nathan Il. Thurman
meore w fance,, ohm Otey Taylor.
NlI'am /, Andersen. William I. Smith
AA8FlN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
GREED T. WILLS, Secy.
DIR. j. II. Gilmer.
DIR VIM OtwRv Oven "ed'd' EfdmhsfS
The Medical Examination If subjects for Insurance
will be made at the nhce of the Company ON each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ
FehS-dts
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~ B.-The same rates will be charged from knox
vile aud all other points along tho line to Lynchbnrg
aug lg-is
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INSURANCE can be effected in these companies w
on as fair terms, us in any other. oil equal respon.
bilty, by application
7. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg
nng l7-dIY
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Nc. NOVEMB ER 10. 1853.
RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LINE of Richmond "a

AND NEW.lOkk PACKETS TINS new -
home line Is composed Of the nl'owihe vessels, nod
sails from New ork every three days. All owned In
the city Of Richmond, viz:
Sehponer Grimm Cnntnn nnnin Dodge.
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TITS Admitted by ALL-lhat the
new cash Store is the place To get pretty, cheap and
GOOD Goods of which the subscriber has very large and
esrobe assortment Just received from the Northern
cities consisting In part of the foowine plain Blk fig
ured Silks Coord. Plid and Brocndc do Paris Plads
Mousins. Alpaceas Bombozines, Mefinoes. Prints
Check and Swiss Musns Shnwls, Hosiery, Emit roderies
Ribbons Trimmings Chdrens' Goods, &c, to which he
invites the particular attention Of the adies for the
gentlemen he has splendid stock of Blk. and Color'd
Cloths. Blk. and Fancy Cassimercs, Velvet and Silk
Vestings Cravas Collars and all Goods for genllemens
wear--als, u lage stock of rwilIed Cloths Satinets
Linseys, Kerseys Kentucky Jeans, Blankets and all
goods usually kept in Dry Goods Storn Il you want
!, bnroain rive me n cnlI VIM. :. HANNAH.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELVlDERB.
Leares Rishiaoad epery Inesddy al o'ni0ck 7 NJ
Ill TIE Inrgc nnd new Steamer Is II LV ID Il RE
sss=S Capt. OXFORD will rcceiy. freight every Mon
law nnd up to the hour of o'clock M, every Tues.
,lav. for the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pitt.bnrg Cineionai md II"
South and West generally will find this The chcnp
est and most * pcdious. For freight, apply 10
LUDLAM & WATSON, R,ehmond, Va.
July l3.dts
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August 2.dts
ITNiON STEAMSHIP COmPA- .ss,


" NY'S LINE o. STEAMERS, ,pia Noyjok -s>sA
and Cape May --For Philadelphia every "Wednesday,
GAMER Cry OF RICHMOND. Onpt Mitehol
STEAMER VIRaIsiA, Cnrt. Teol
Steamer PrNSsYLvANiA, Capt Baymne
One of these splendid steamships will lenvc Richmond
for Philadelphia every Monday and Thu sdny nj high
water, touch ing Cape May To land passengers. Re-
turning lcave Philadelphia every Wednesday aud Sntur
,lny at 10 o'clock, NJ, rntl further notice
Passenger. for Iepe May will consult thcir ntcrrsi
by taking this route II Is, in addition 10 beng the
cheapest, the most expedi ous and comfortable.
Passengers for New XOrk-Wc hnVr IN
tered into forward passengers thronghtp
New York either by steamers, nllowing them II
privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three or four dnls
Or proceed directly New York, upon the arrival oi
the steamers
shippers TO the West-Tobo .eonsls de@
ious shipping to Pitsburg, will peu-o bear in mind
that have mudc NIL tho necessary arrangements L.
lu wnrd to through ut GO cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in nil the Daily Pnpcf-
in the city, when the slcnmera will be rendy 10 re ciYe
freight and the hour al their smiling
n. B.-Shippcrs will bear in mind that all Bs Of
ilning be the whur at Rockets TO he sign
rI before the smiling of steamers
fmssage through New York, LAT cabin and found, ~
Gnpc May
Philaphia =" Z
:" 2nd cabin -
Fnrfreight or passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN. Aar., Richmond w
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