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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-17
ROAD NOTICE.

M OTICE il hereby given, that there will
ly be petition presented to tho Commits
sioners Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their
next session, for county road, commencing
at the Findlay. Pendleton, and Columbus
Grove free turnpike. near Adam Ridinger's,
in Union township, where the south line Of
section ten crosses eaid road theLce east on
the south lines Of sections 10 III /, and l2, in
said township. and on the south line of sec
tlons7 and 9, or SO far as to intersect the
Glancery road, in Pleasant township.
Jan. 10, 1854.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
aj6. REAT, ESTATE

4 ?. IH
ON the l7,h day OF February, a. d. 1854 ,at
one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, Mt
the door ofthe cour. house in the town Of
Kalida in Putnam county, O., will be seld
to the highest bidder, the following real es-
tate, as the property of Stephen White, de-
ceased, to wit: The north west quarter Of
tho north west fractional quarter Of section
seven. town one south, range five east, in
Putnam county, OHIO; containing forty-eght
and four hundredths acres Of land more or
less, subject TO the doweriof the widow. APP
praised al three hundred and thirty-six dol
lars.
TERMS OF SALE-One. third cash in hand.
one third in nine months and the residue in
eighteen months, with interest from day Of
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
3R ANDERSON g. CARY, Admr's.
- IL by A. BUDD. theiJ Atty.
Jan. 10, 1854.
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YEARLHNGs LOST!

TENHE Subscriber has lost one Red Year
4 ling Heifer, and one Red Yearling
Steer, The last with white lined back-both
having split in each ear. They wero
missed in the beginning of April lasr, ard |
have since been unable to hear of them.~--
Any person giving information where they
may be found at this Office. or to the sub
scriber, will have all proper charges satisfied.
JAMES ROBERTS.
November %, 1858. 66l
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William Mitchell & Court of Common
Go. plaintiffs, Pleas,
against Putnam County,
ToL,, nauh dafandanf State n r Ohm
Putnam County,

John paab af,'D'f pe"a% s,as Of fcgGsy obe,
TIME defendant. John Daub, will take
i'll notice that the plaintiffs, William
Mitchell g. Co. did on the 20th day OF jan
uary, A. D. 854, file their petition in sal
Court, setting forth q mortgage executed by
defendant on the following described premi
ses, situate in the county of Putnam, and
State of Ohio, to wit:
The east half of the north west qnarte! of
section number eight [9) in township num-
ber two ~ south of range (5) five east, con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less, securing
to plaintiffs the payment Of certain note
executed by defendant on the 22d day Of
June, 1853, in favor of said plaintiffs, and
due on the 18th day of August, A. d. 1853,
FOR three hundred and sixty-three dollars and
five cents The object and prayer Of which
petition is that plaintiffs may obtain judq-
ment against said defendant for said S363 05,
with interest from the said 18th day of Au-
gust. 1858, and also that the sum oil So 81 3
taxes paid by plaintiffs on said premises for
the years 1852 and 1853, be taken as q lien
against said morigaged premises, and for the
sale of the. morigaged premises subject to
said lien fr taxes to paw said mortgnged
debt, and for other proper relief. That un.
less the said defendant appear, plead, answer
or demur to said petition within the time
prescribed by law, the same will be taken
as confessed, and a decree taken thereon
accordingly. a Z
4, LAMISON g. ROBB,
Atiy.'s for Pf'ffs.
Janlary 2l, 1854. 1884 4JI7 669
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1853. ID. COLUMBIA, 1853.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISSION
MERCHANT.
AND DEALER IN PRODUCE.
WAREHOUSE FRONTING BOTH CANALS,
JUNOTION--OHIO.

REFERENCES,
BRowNLEE Il PENDLEToN, Toledo, Ohio.
McCuNE & WooLsoN, DeInbos :.
EscH & WRooKLEGE, { p"O'
LAwroN, BARNETT & Co., Piqua, I"
S. ]. HENsLEy, Troy, "
}vliSs B. EoalH.ros, hv4o; Cincinnati, Z"
JOHN TUTTLE, Defiance, I"
G.. w, OvERMEYER, Spencer, 3"
Bliss & KELSEY, ST.. Murys, +"
HARRINGTON & RUPpLE,
CHAMBERS g. HApRIs, Dayton, %
CoMPARRET g. HuBBEL, Ft. Wayne, Ia.
H. HANNA, Wabashtown, p"
ROGERS & REYNOLDS, Lafayette, g
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A Farm for Sale or Rent,

r YING ten miles north Of Delphos, on
~ the Miami canal, Of 2l5 acres OF land,
and over one hundred acres of improvement.
1t sold, one third cash in hand and the resi-
due in payments to suite tho purchase
This farm is so situated that it snot inferior
to any in the north. west for making money.
For information call on the subscriber on the
farm. sIa JOSEPH GROVER.
September II, 1858. .,am m $50
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Doors and SHOES :

Gentlemen'sF line and heavy oarseB oots
Ladies' Fancy Boots g. Shoes;
Men'sa and Boz s. Bootee' sandShoes;
Carpet Shoes.
Hung lrian Boots, tIl. z
eir Ovsrshoe &c, &C., Ys4 e
)fevery variety. for sale at the lowest price
at WIN. g. Al. TAYLoR's, Kalida.
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TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati. !
q lot Of superior N. o. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, MoIasses, Cotfees, a choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &c., &c.
WM. 81 All. Taylor.
April 26, 1853. e29
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NENTLEMEN'S IIATs.--Threc dozen
W ofthe latest styles Of fashionable Hets
imported from New York .forsale by a7
n te VIZ g. Al. TAyEoR.
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RETAIL DRUG STORE.

ne HII UNUW OTWNE1
PAINTS, &C, sc.
JOHN DOUGLASS,
TTAS opened Drug Establishment, in
IA the brick building next door to Nc
Clurc's Tavern, KAL[DA, where he will
keep on hand well selected assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.;
Dye Stufs, Paints, TObaccos;
s GROCERIES, &C, &C, Se
All which vii, be afforded very cheap and
OF good quality. 1881 June 10, 1858.
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.ENOR Summer wcar:--Ha sa
IL York Cassimeres, 3a
Latest Paris style fer Panta'oons,
Camlet and Union James, 8Ha
Deuims, SC, sc, &C.
5IG& fil AT TAYLoRs' STORE Z
April 2e, 1853. a'a9 62
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LIST or LETTERS,

m EMAINING in the Post Office, Of ka-
R. Ida, on tho Let day Of January, 1909.
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NM NM Rsa NJ 70

EENTRAl. RAlI.ROAD-oPENT 10 SrxCNTOM-
~ Cheapest, Comfortable and Expedition. Afesnr,
nent made for Travelling the sprinS
Lexington, &C. s-e'
The Company provided With large additional supply Of
new Ensnes and Passengers Cara have change
line running through fihies a tneok. -
The the mountain Mt Roeka,h a.r
where at various points the scenery 10 m,
view OF surprising gradeur and beauty " ~
Commencing With 10th July an Expres, Ma, Train
viii be daily between Richmond Leave Rieh
uend A. e9o A. NJ, and arrive at staunon q $50 p H.
By this line PeteburE and In
the morning. and arrive at the white Spring,
at ESQ r. NJ. Sf's' A'A' eA1
Leave staunton at A. IA, Richmond Al 10
ketennk from the SPRING. win tons
With the Orange going Northvsr
tie Petersburg train going South.
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$4,000 M zSSEEE aL 81 ssE y

REDHCED PRICES. -
GOODMAN will commence from this date, close
en STOCK OF Ready Made Clothing
ued prices Qor cash onlyJ for the sepiem
peri with large stock OF Fall Goods for Wholesale
chants throughout the State will mnd One and all
respectfully solicited IL never
was more varied never Goods better
complete comprising every article Of Genenen's Wearing APP
pAe An OF the latest syles) greater opportunity for
the greatest bargains Richmond
The Goods will be sold J. d. GOODMAN
No. lS4 Main street, opposite agile square.
NJ B-Clothng in SUITS servants The
STOCK large Those In money this op.
portuniiy. Call and
mylq
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wv osSsa.sh e.sspysss, Jy 70 ,.,ss!Ss se "a.
yER after tLs,ens nearly one half the sose aud
succeeded obtaining Of the noted Professor OF Chemistry
almost by which
the hand beautiful
form bs~itchng Insies thai beautiful
This art Of curling the hair and beaung adding
those With whom nature has seemed be most
has praetsed among fashionable the
Eastern Continent for the last with
but for the untermnAbe
eIens Prof Graut Devivie would probably
mystery TO the world perhaps like the
Egyptian method OF embang would have died with the srgns
tvated their thousands.
The Recipe this curling
hair with directions for be had BY sending ddr
paid 70 GIRA UT DETITIfR fdrEHingt0n, 7ratabhN
county Oho where he himself amid crowd Of A
mng friends receiving the blessings all that have used this
daily forwarding all the United
stste,, those wonderful receipts Curling the Hair
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ore where ss h.; slS.sH q a.
SS. snS d, c1 tn all s H United
A MoRnIS; "a Main streets set, has received the fol-
ms Msae wealth OF The States: Described and CON-
'is S .S' Ss: Ssssi =
R.nkinE Iia Yearly the Medical Sciences; No 10.
'as a,yins and Mining with
Sp S@s
Xa.eeasion and Percussion BY DR. Joseph skod. o
sSa sasss S. .ss s ' for Homes for the People,
y Near S the Life
k.,Ssrns %.son BY ne author T Amy Hubert. &C. .sO
S snslsnd fsPs %t S.if ii
Planters Northern Brides by Mrs nen,s vols cloth $780, pa
Alone; by Marion H.r.nd. Fourth edition now impress sss.
E SSsa CO.. to ssr .S'
e, asGSss ss ' s and Manila Coffee
ma ss' 81 "a and az Eo5 ElsS ES,,,,
i Pipe. hsns:s. s .sa o'.r T s1.%ais.
e ess, sherry, M,d.fi. Port Wine,
100 SSi: \: 9. and H.if.. Herring,
800 bSl, osGss Crushed and Powdered together
With many Sse article, IL our line shsi otter to the trade
Observation-Disclosures, received by P. II. TAYLOR
1N1 collection music, songs
and pieces
Wake thee Dearest: by Cowdin
Tell Mournfu Numbers by Emerson
Children In the Wood; by Lacy;
The Pride OF Heart; by Dresser
Geraldine; by Pierp"nt.
ARRANGED.
Hail Columhia by T Boyer
The Butterfly Hunter; by Theodore Asten
LIcretia BorIiA, by James Belsk
Post Horn Polka; by y. Boyer
Weiner Sreut=er PoikS by 2. Boyer
Hcbny horse Polka by Charles Grobe
La Marseil,'c; by f. Boyer. Athi Mu,e Store
au4 $50 Maie street.
BACON SUGAR, COFFEE tSc-LAptinc nom steamer
Id D-lvdere, for sale:
20 hhds Clear and Bone Side. AMI Shoulders
~ bbls Hard and sof, Crushed Sugar
81 bags Rio and LaguAyrS Coffee
bb9 Lard
20 boxes sperm and Adamsnine Candles
10 bbs No Family Gross uerrings shad
hhds Canvassed sugar Cured Hams
do Plain Hams.
aulS JAS. WINSTON.
VAIssOIUrIOS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo-partuer.
ship heretofore existing under the hrm OF sEABRoOK
kEENE sths day dissolved by mutual Persons
to the ate Arm will please make
can the OF he trIn in settlement the
VIM. II. SEABROOK,
4. PAYs0S REEVE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. II. BLAIR having purchase the
interest OF Mr. w. H. sEABRooK, Of the late
BROOK REEVE, has catered partnership with Mr.
carry the APothecary and Drug business
sesbroos Reeve and hope by
ut share OF the patronage Literally extended hr
Z. PAYsoN REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR.
retiring from business eheeuy and confidently re-
70 the patrons and the public generally
OF REEVE BLAIR.
aT-u VIM n arIppooE
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IInss s =. oSa@Asr-ss. s~a.,.A

IYsnsS sssANs..sr oSAsaASy-sss s~l.a.A
.&:ss.: f fssstsuA Captain David TEAL. ...a S
Me- thn 81 S.B.ln James s,yaoss s'e
Vne OF these splendid steamers will leave Richmond for Pha-
depha every Wednesday high touching City Point
Norfolk to receive freight and Retarning leave
phadsPha every Wednesday at 10 O'clock arriving Al
charge their cargo. ~
These splendid been built expressly for this une
They provided with "Fraue Metallic Lie
tables and every attention paid BY aecommoda
goodB.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage TO Phisdepha, and found, st cabin 90
Do do not found, Qind e.snS 20
for New York would consult their interest taking
Tor Independent Of being the cheapest and Safest 10
LAY tne most pleasant route.
Iooaeeoniss shipping to Pburg be accommodated BY
We have entered into to forward goods
Aulb III K FUTILE, Agent, on the Dock
NEW SCHEDULE.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via NORFOlk-
r4SSfSS EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAf-U. .. .t5x1S
Q4xSMtlL sIEANsHIP ROANOKE, Captain 184N
Netc ior In future Saturday morning at o'clock Re-
afternoon at& O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Captain T. oAvrspr, -esre "Risanond'
O'CLOCK Returning, she will New York for Richmond
Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
These stop NORFOLK, both going
returning.
Passage TO New York including sud ssteroou
only
ns these ship for Norfolk are charged the sam.
By the river boats.
mhsl-u LupLAM WATSON.
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SrAGE AHRANGEMENTS.-Our Stage Lines will
connect daily with the Trains OF the
Railroads FOIL iws,
Passengers by the Mail line will leave Immediately
ter dinner and arrive at Cloverdse day from
Leave morning At daylight breakfast
rive at the White sulphur Springs by Gu p. VI
And by with Heiskell Co.'S line
passengers can spend the night SsuniOn. yiaE
daily Sundays eHeepted arrive the
leave morning and White Sulphur springs al
an early hour in the evening
RETURN SCHElULE:
PASSENGERS by the Mail line W leave white Sulphur At day
ShtiInc AZ Warm Springs, CoyeTdale
stanton by 81 A. NJ in time the
Central and AirHaniriN Railroads reaching
for dinner second day
Passenger by Accommodation line leave the White Sulphur
ter akasi snd the night at the o: Springs
at staunton at an early hour evening,
meeting with the Central Trsin, leaving daily GA.M
Passcuc,T- for Lexington Natural Bridge
caste will he taken through LAY Richmond and thos.
CT HotEbTdge Alun Springs To breakfast day
PArs des extra Coaches charter the
they may desire.
lN22-du A
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MRHsfW sHA1R

~ REAT NORTHERN MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
IL FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHEA.-on
Monday the 18th through tickets Baltimore
Phadpha be obtained OF this Company their
route via Warrington, on the following terms, viz: -
which secure 10 the paengcr transit baggage
through Baltimore
daily lines Phila-
dspha and New York. At rates varying from % to g. for each
passenger second
GERS public be loss for cheap and comfortable
trip 20 New York.
Washington Baltimore without detmen to privileges
conferred By them. I. RUTH,
Agent OF Transportation.
ORIG, R, =. AP R. R. Co., .,,.
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,,r FEyEK AND AGUE.

FEWER AND ACUE.
EP Pv,sI sL FEC, srAMPnDE MlxruRE-For
''i Ihs S,o Aass,9 .; mi. u.,,,,,.
ear 81 ,n % without hesitation
diseases. THIS medicine hs. ns ItSer
perfectly healthy eharSeeT snd hgb .he are
gora,ng their tendency Persons while using This neGIene
when in their usual P.n % no
oSn:,y where The Hsae prevails, win do well adopt
they may speedy cure The Prop M sa
sa Of asn S from ON. 9 S Of he ]
Ill hav- the nta,ee yourself Pull directions for
Gates. can be ,esn At the once showing where this MS
roI py.Psp,a and all other Bilious Complaints, there no,
e1 S, s si.s Ss. IN , ;ss % s,
% Es %s nV and d0a for these complaints
@ n ms Medicine very often has the Desired Effect
For Druss,in all part. the United states and Can.
Ali wholesale order, mus, be addressed to NEED pLEEcKyR
ole r,UprIss.G!. % BfO,dSsy Nsy YORK
etsr.Surs Topp cfiRisrfAs n,,Inore srfI HSYcr
-l:e.1lyzly.sl ,z,.., 49,.
the largei, ply Of travelling Trunks. yaIce'
Best Engl:h Sole leather Trunks lst I'd and Cd quality
Do ISss f'9 90 r't % r'a 90
No., g. % ,,o, y 90 s,os S:I
qualities
i be- b Stf'' heass
sSS ES Hat cs Ssi and common vace,
Ym syIl"s ~ w. 70 ''"'' ''''' wutry p.op
.rI,,u ,I.pS,,,, :. an, - 40, M, n,,,', -
sp% "a b GSoS APgs's Tgshi ,pi sI Is very
-.2e laM,la street.
wsm has 1,, been ssvs 20 q S ,o 20.
Insy are made o. new i1s,'L..ome,hiTs entirely lew
our factory 10 philadelphia;
.oiST Al !hs Lsdss b suited With these bcau'Osam-
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HUALlRAN CUT HEIiTINGS-in store, for sale by
IN lelo Z. II. sKINKER, Cary street
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSIIIP.-Th su,.cri.
oes have this day entered into
the Merchant Tailoring Business the
opposite the Post once We return thanks the public
past faVors and hope by attention
tinaanne OF the patronage for the Arm literally
tended TO each Of US Individually We hand
eeted stock OF goods consisting Of the variety
request our patrons 10 call and examine.
myl6 SAMUEL, 3 Bi;RcU
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DF H.,,geE n LA6P Go;, n,ssGGIsTs,

"
No 81. Main Street Corner I tlh, Richmond, Va.
~ At low prices or cash.
sO0O Lbs Bes, Indigo
ILds Prime Nader
1900 Lbs Cream Tartar
"a Barrels srts Turpentme
20 Do burning fluid
10 Dozen Durk.e's Yeast Powders
Q0tO Calls Linseed Oil
300 Kegs White Lead, Dry and In Oil
300 Lbs Extract Logwood
80 Barrel; Tanners Oil
% Cases Chrome Green and Yellow
200 Kegs White Zinc Paint
Is Barrels Venitian Red
10 Do vsfn.he.
800 Baskets Sweet
1000 nOre, window Glass, French and American
10 Cases Refined Borax
Is Do CoOpers Isnglass
1000 db, Paris Green, dry and In Oil
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Mustang aud Arabian Imminent Bus
popular Patent Medicines. The Whole oeH being ve
and well suited TO the wants Of the trade Virgins
lima, and Tennessee.
N B. Particular attention to packing shipping. feqI
Gt0MPOUSD FLUID ENTRAC OF CISSA NJ
~ PELoS PARElRA, OR PARRIRA BRAvA AND BUCHU-
lo' the cure OF Chronic diseases Of the Urinary Passages
ton and liberation Of the Kidneys Padde aayng any
reliability OF that TO
be voided without PAIN and especially discharges from
the nrino genital mucous membrane retention
Its efficacy the Parera) certain maade OF the urina.
ry organs nduets TO ascbe almost specific
medicine over the mucous membrane lining the
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion
introduced nso medicine ithonpie employ
brane gonorrhes eucorrhea md inaammaoa Of the
Gar 800 recommending ii a satisfied says hi,
surgeon, that has great influence the disease
o. ropy mnens which is itself very evil diminishing
the ihn"mHa lion lion and irSi' s Of the BLADDER
. JONATHAN PERRIRA, ~ d., +. r. S. d l.. S.
For sale by DOVE an9T
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SECOND SUPPLY

SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING; AND SUMMER GOODS,
VALENFiNE, CHiNsHAW 81 co, have thi. day received
by The steamers Roanoke and Jamestown
TO her stock OF the new. yes Of recently imported
Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses Boys and
been purchased in New York the lowest
sold at snail advance for cash. puncual they are
in part follows: 80 "
Rich Brocade Plaid and Striped silks
Black Figured and Plain silks-al prices
Plaid and STR ped Hermann Grenadine
Plain and Figured BsreVes Barge De LANES
surer. Prench Printed Jaeonets nd Organizes
french, English and American Lawns and Calcoes
Embroidered MusinS; Plaid and striped 10
Embroidered Robes and Brllantes White Cord
Plain Chalys, Chaly BarePes ant De Beige
Uinghsm,, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit and Furniture Difniiy, Bonnet
ChemiEettes Collars. Sleeves and HandkerchIels
kicl and Medium Bonnci, Cap Sbd neck Rband
Ladies' GenieTnens Boys, Misses and Children's SILK
Thread, and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
BomhaEne Alpaca Canton Cloth Mourning Goods
s-t and l0i1nble Diaper and Dainask
Table Cloths Napkins, Doyies and Diapers all prices
irish Linens Linen CltEbrlc md Renting
Ladies' Gentlcmsns Boys MiSses and Children's Gloves
yaconei, Cambria, Plain and Checked swiss Muslin
Cloths, Cassmeres Cashmer Al Tweeds
Blk, Satin, Valencia and Marseies vesngs
white and Fancy, ColOrrd, Plain and Figured Drings
Bed IiekinRs, Plaid Domestic aud Coltenadcs
handsome variety o! Goods for boys
Linen and Dlngs Buraps and every variety cotton and
Linen Goods Tor SERVANTS Clothes Beaehed
shirtings, and Cotton OEnabuTgs, &C.
VALENTINE CRENsHAw CO..
80 No %, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
apis Near Capitol Square,
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UDACKET BOAT PLoUGHBOY FOR
Il NEW CAgTON-ACCOMoDATIo .tcfS-6r.-sa-yA
DAY LlNE-The Subscribers will commence
running their new boat PLoUGHBoY Capt T. Crouch be.
tween RICHMOND NEW CANTON on The eqrd n,t tuesday
m for ease and comfort hereby
70 he uaveng pnbhe all night travel being avoided
taxing or leaving the boat at all
ase hCHMoND At A. NJ, on Tuesday, Thursdays and
saturdays, arriving in New M OF the same day
Returning-Leave NEW CANTON, A. M on MONDAYS
day. - - '-'N' '"e '~-"e
BOYD, Edmond a Davenport.
Once on 9TH street, opposite Myers Warehouse
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49, - NaeR IsSss Haa

EgSHXY-iyZyXT
81 :sG am. .a
the ii'h June, the Passenger Trains viii flO~s
Leave Rieh@Snd daily a, ex oscei, 4. NJ
Leave s sishmSna d.lys sO'eicek, r. n
ShildIsn three and year. f.se... S
Wilt moi Ss The
attendance children or .Iei persons in which case
Be WE, Dc S s.s
At The Once aud to persons getting the cars
Fort %siSs s1s ,.te sss steam
s.Is SGOi Portsmouth, >e sscS
Servants travelling by ,nem.ee. mus. ). furnished by their
and must be stated on the that 'hsy permit.
'rA' Trains run By r'A TTOs DSDANrAp sap
oneeR&PRR Co, June l4,h. 1854. jeiS
Mo S1 FONT IT, So ,.i, y, ASP ,l rcMI
boat AUGUSTA viii stop regularly at Old Point,
running xtGusri Capt,
.nd ssS Ss w
ktsInas nc Norfolk alternate days.
Wis Tuesday,. THURSDAYS and Saturday, a,sk for Port
Pare TO Ola roai. Norfolk and
Pare to ooie King: M Grove,
year. and not over twelve year. age
Servants Tra t,i through. 80
Servants travelling by themselves furnished with
passes to be retained the ONCE expressly
stated on the pass that they permitted the
and
Brhs ,ssh, on a. articles going by shi,rne from Rich
Tnos poDAMEAp, superintendent.
Office Richmond and Petersburg Co.. June 9oth, 1854
Es!Es!ss BIZ INSTRUMENTATION :S.isS:
LEXINGTON, LYNCHBURG, Ac.
FARE FROM RICHMOND
T. ssPSsd atom sprnx
10 Stnr ni sSo 10 Hath do do $50
To snch.nsn $40 To rnca.ts. 400
leave Richmond weckly for Lynehburg buchanan viz
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays NJ with :h
tNge lines to Lexington Fneastle, and the different
Springs; arrive In Iynehburg NJ connect there with The
western cars and Buchanan aud Lexington
day. - -
Returning leave Buchanan A NJ and Lynehburr a, p NJ
ats connecting with Southern cars and
steamboats, The route for Cumberland Courthouse
this line. ~ VISA
Our recommendation Columbia will leave Richmond
Tuesday,, Thudys and Saturdays, o'clock morning
aud arrive Columbia Z Q NJ
urnine leave Columbia Mondays Wednesday. and FRIDAYS.
NJ teach Pemeerton, A. NJ Jefferson 6S A. ~, Cedar
Point ~ A. NJ Mishaux Ferry sh Ferry Ion M
p " MI s ia a, MshehinoWn, IN A. NJ. ruekahoe IAN
In October this line will be extended scosvilie
iy6 ROYD EDMoSD A DiyYNpopr
- TpEiAHB9AT CURTIS PECk-e -en-
J M0nrm AND NORFOLk.-1h he ste mbost
lis PECk Captain John Davis having
WI on SATURDAY next, the lih instant commence
he regular run on the river between this
leaving the wharf at Rockets Saturday Tuesday and
Thursday mornings at 5% o'clock pecisey touching A,
all the regular landings going returning "
Passage to Old Point Norfolk 81 Meal, Ct,
each. ' w. ''' w 49,
!elo R. o. HAsKINs.