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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-22

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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-02-22

ONE HAY PRESS


Screw and Nut, with other fixtures comulsA a.
tons Of frst-rats Timothy Hay, 1900 bushel, ~
low Corn wv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
New York Market.

New YoRK, Saturday, Feb ls-P. M.
Cotton is unsettled, prices irregular; some
sales were made alta decline of 4c. The quota
tions are-Upland Mddling 9fc., Upland Fair
llc., Middling Orleans l0tc., and Fair Orleans
l2tc. ia
Rice is firm, with sales at Al to Ste Coffee is
buoyant, with sales of 500 bags at l2c.
Flour is dull, and prices tending downward
Sales of 5000 brls at SO 62aS9 for State and
Ohio and 80 87aS9 IL for Southern.
Wheat is duIl $4,000 bushels southern White
sold al 50 O5. Com has largely declined, sales OF
$4,000 bushels at 99al0Gc.
Linseed Oil is firm, with sales of 1000 gallons
at Toe. 4.a.
Sugar is firm and in good demand at 44c. Ia
53c. for Orleans, an DC. for Havana. Sales Of
$50 brs. Orleans MolasSes al 29ac.
Pork is dull but not lower. Beef is firm al
Sl4 10 for repacked Chicago. A sale of 49,
brls Lard at l04c.
Cut Meats unchanged. g..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
From the Hooking Sentinel.

Mr.. EDITOR IL notice in the Athens
Messenger u communication, (ediloral, J
headed columbus and locking Valley
Rniroad;" in which the editor, as il would
seem. would like TO have his readers believe
that the organization of the company. al
Lancaster, on ,he 3lst January, Iafce. /
propose in this shor communication 10 show
,he intention of The company, and The preb;
able resu. of the organization. lf | under
sand The subject, the city Of Baltimore is 10
send an Engineer 10 view The route from
Columbus to the Ohio River. And if that
Engineer reports practicable route, then
Bdumore is pledged 10 subscribe five humid
red thousand dollars in stock To the road, and
then The whole line of the road is 10 be put
under cunwacl from Lancaster 10 the Ohiu
River. The city of Columbus, and country
between thai city and Lancaster, when they
ara satisfied thar this portion Of The road will
be constructed, will commence the consruc
tim OF that portion Of The route, and vii
have ii lcompe,ed by the time this end OF The
line can be finished.
Aud now, because Athens did not see I'll
10 60 in,o the organization, or because she
could nLl get in IN her own conditions, Il
say thai ii was al farce, is assuming po
silIon tina. cannot be sustained. But this il
in keeping with some Of her former acs.
10 the Location Of the Hooking Canal, the
Town 1f Athens perhaps made more noise
aud spoke more great sw ling words than al
the balance Of the Valley. But since tn,
completion Of the Canal. the town OF Athens
has not shipped produce. The tolls of which
would keep one nile of the Canal, next II
he town. in repair. Now, if Athens is no
sund III b. on dirpc, line Of the Columbus
aud Hooking Valley Railroad, what induce
mrn. will the company have 10 make tha
place point on the road? The town o
Mhcns canno, furnish any permanent tusi
ness 10 the road. Bu,, Notwithstanding lhes
Ihings. because the A,henans could not ex
er' n controlling influence in The organizn
don of ,he company, then, and not unit
hen, il became farce.
JACKSONVILLE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
Cincinnati MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING February "a

SATURDAY EVENING February l8
FLOUR AND GaAlN--The marke, was
again quiet To day holders g"n"rally refusing
10 SILL below 1915. Tho only transactions
heard ot were SO brls. Fl R R. a, $6 66,
and i30 do AZ Sc 80. In Grain goo bush
.ls Wheat soil II, 81 80 Corn is quie, al
48(O50.; Onis 43tO45
I PRovIsoNS-- -EArrme dullness CONTINUES
10 characlerizr the market for every article
with an increasing desire on the par, Of hol
ders 10 rra'iza. The nnlv sales henrd OF
w"re 7t0 900 and 80 600 lbs bulk Sides II,
81 500 brs. Mess P.,rk. deliverable March
Isl. 81 $l2.75; and 100 kegs M cnun,r,
Lard a, 94c. Prime barrel LAID is offered
a, 8kc.
FRElGHTs--All the boats at the landing
were fill d to-day. The engagement having
been u, lhp following rates: To New Or
leans--P Pork, 8Oc.; Flour, 6Oc.; Pound
Freiehl, SOC. T Pusburgh--Ppund Frrigh
25.; Flour, 50c Pork. 100000. To Wheel.
ng--Pound Freight, 20O25c.; Flour, SOC
Pork. zoe.
CHEEsc-- Sales Of $50 bxs. a, 81c.; and
200 de-. al &c. Dimand lair.
ToBAcc Sales of 60 bxs. com Va lbs
az SOC; l6 do. M do. Al 374045c; go do
Ky. fves and eighls II, 18c., and do Ky
twist n. 45c. The demand is good.
SUGAR--Sulcs Of 35 hhds, l'w fair from
wharf AZ 4Rc.; 25 do. prime a, sic; and Il
do good fair II, 46c The demand is active
particularly for the better grades, which ar,
taken on arrival a, full prices.
MoLAssEs--Salrs Of 1lO 5rs. at 23c.
C"FFEE--Sslrs Of 80 bags at 1240l23c
The demand is moderate, bu. holders ar
firm.
SEED--Snlrs Of 50 brls. Clover at SIS 65
so dn. n, SIS 60; 10 do. al IS 70; IS do. Il
$3.50; and l06 do. (old) a, the same. TIL
demand is fair bu, prc are again lower.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
More Foreign News. --steainer Afri.
H en- Ashore.


NEw YoBK, Feb. l6,-The steamship Ar.
rica. which arrived below this por. on Mon.
day evening. has gone ashore on Jersey
Elais, one mile below Bedow's Island, in
attempting 10 reach this city through dense
log which has been prevaiing Tor nearty
,hree days past.
The following items were contained In
papers by the Africa received here this NOR
ninp:
PANS. Frdsy.--A grea, baule was Tough
near Kalala,. on The 26,h. in which the
Turks were victorious II is also under
stood ,ha, The Turks have relaken Two ISL
ands on The lower Danube.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, i5Ih.--The Turkish
Convoy arrived without accident, having
disombarked the troops and provisions a
Balon. @
Tho TURKS are about 10 assume the often
sive against Akhaisek and Pumoni.
The pacific news from Persia Is con
.ir,ned.
ST. PETRRsBuRe, 15lh,--The issue Of d
large amour, Of additional paper money
aud Treasury bonds had no, ye. produced
an unlayorable olteralion OF The raIes al ex'
change, owing TO The heavy exports Of Odes
50.
LoNDaN. The Cabne, Council sal three
hours on Friday The Times has an ar'i
Gle which says the accounts from the
French provinces are bad Several failures
hsye occurred III Lille and Malnuse'
The London Times does no, sconceiy'
tia, The tenor Of The Russiln note and Or
luA's mission 10 Vienna would justify the
sanpnine expectations which may chang'
with aey event an extraordinary position Is
apt 20 excite. The probability is that IL
failing TO obtain declaration Of neutrality
the Russian Ministers al Paris and Londol
will Withdraw from their respective mis-
ions, urless ihey are 10 refer to ST. Peters
burg Cor further orders. With respect II
Cnunl Ofoff mission and the posSibiit,
lha, II is pacific. The Times remarks, thai u
present the range ofneguions is very mucl
contracted, and j, is impossible for the Fou
Powers 70 entertain fresh proposals from 81
Petersburg which would involve the neces
siiy for further reference 10 Constan.nople
and further delay Of six weeks; because
practically. that delay would be fatal ID tn
cause we have adopted.
PARIs.--The Bourse Closed weak. o.
Friday, without much business; .hrees sol
al 96 francs 60 cenlimes, four and a hall fpe
GEMS 97i. 90c. - 'tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

have seen the Caroline and another Ameri.
can vessel off Lobos Island.
The late decree Of Santa Anna, laying a
heavy export duty on al Mexican produce :
even live stock, wool and Brazil wood--has
created general disgnsI.
The day before yesterday, no troops had
vel arrived a. San Bias, bu. four hundred
men were expected from GuadOlaara. The
authorities there intend laying hold on the
first vessel in por. 10 embark said troops to
10 Lower California. II is astonishing iha
we have no positive news from the American
fiIlibustering expedition; they are believed ,c
have sailed 10 the norlh, but where 10 is {
matter of quien sabe 10 us,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
Important from NIexIco.

PORT OF MAzATLAN, Dec. Z, l853.-Fi-
nally, on The 28.h ullimo, The invincible
Aetl has lef this port, consisting Of three
vessels. LII Guerrero. Jnqui ahd De,lerrudo,
carrying three hundred men in nll. The
Jaqui carries lhe Adhirul's Gag, Don Pedro
DIas Miron going os commaLdanie do Es.
cuadra ON her; Charles Horn commands The
Gusrrero. and Carlos Muraiorio the Desler.
ado. A sloop has been sent in advance to
recpnnnler the territory. Don Juan Yilela
is CotnlpanJer Of The Battalion dc Sipslna.
Govuner Yanez having been oppoinled
Governor of Snuloa by urder Of SANTA Anna,
his predecessor, Ex-Governor Valdez, has
eli Tor The capital The arbitrary behavior
nf lhp luIirr, in rOisng money, has made
himmany enemies; und il is generality be-
lrvrd ,ha, new era will begin in The Ma.
zalan trade, Yanez being known 70 DO a
map OF IalenI and energy.
An order bns arrived from tho British
Minister IN Mexico, i6r The BrlIish.men.ol.
war 20 s-izs the Cnroline wherever she
could be found. mud The ,Amphilhrile imne.
iialely ilflrd anchor 10 actin complancs.
A NJ sican Schooner, jisi arrived, repors 10
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
From the Ohio State Journal.
Temperance Meeting.
CuLuMBus. Frh. 10.

COLUMBUS. F,b 10. 1854
Az meeting of the STATE Temperance
Executive CnnniIee convened al the uficc
oi Warren Jenkins. all lhe members having
been nurfrd. The following members were
prcsenl-J. B. Thnmps in l. &. Van Sykr.
Warren Jenkins, Peter 5 lis. A. s. Feich, e.
V Culver and john J. Jonney.
The commiuee organized by appointing
l.. G Van Sly ke, Chalrman; b. rhomp.
son, Treasurer; and John J. Junney, Secre.
ary. '.,
On motion of p. Sells,
sWillium Bremigam. Of CirclevIle. was
|appoinrd Financial Agent.
On motion of Warren Jenkins,
The President. Treasurer and Secretary
we're instructed IN endravor 10 procure pass
on the railroads Of lhe State, for The Finan.
cal Agent.
Oh motion Of ]. B. Thompson.
II was made The duty Of the Secretary Ic
receive all money belonging 10 the Commit
lee, pay the same over Immediately 10 the
Treasurer and take his receipt therefor.
On molion,
II was ordered. that no liability shall bt
incurred except BY vote Of the commi.ee
II, meeting regularly called, and no none,
paid from the Treasury excpp. upon an or
der signed by the President and Secretary
On melton,
Ordered. that the commilee will meet IL
The CITY OF Culu.nbus, on The Isl Tuesday il
each month, a, early candle Igh,, and ,ha
the President, or, in his absence from III,
city ihs Secretary may call special meeting
Eol lhe committee.
| On motion, ~"
The President aud Secretary were gu
ihorz d 10 appropriate such funds as may
be received. 10 the payment of the prtsen
indebledn SIS, as shown by The bucks Of tn,
contnlller. as they may deem best.
On motinn,
JOIN j. Jannpy. C. v. Culver and A. S
Felch were appointed a cohmnlee 10 prtpar,
aid report 10 HE conmllIee'a plan for form
nlg Carson Leogues.
On mduon yl'C. v. Culver,
| ResOiDed. Thai This committee curdall,
express tirIr eiilire su,lS;aclion win ihc nc
curacy with winch The bonks of Tho CON
miuee have been k,p' by The ale Stcrrmry
Warren Jenkins. and Dc iirllly win ~hici
the funds received by him have been nc
counted lor.
On mOliun,
| The proceedings were ordered TO be pub
''snrd u, the chy papers. +5h a.Hai d
I Of motion. i1l7 ~ asitJa4l 3etU9 tta
| aThe COMMITTEE adjourned 10 NEE, agd
on Frlduy, The l7,h insIaul al 7d"'ciock, p
I N. af .g5l L. u. VAN SLYKE. Can.
JOHN J.lJAENGY, See'y hi,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
|rrlval or lhc stcnmer Cannda

I ddys. later fran Europe - Decline IN
|oEr, Wleat and Corn Recalof ihe
ssiaa Minister from Lpndonana Paris.
iLIgAx. Feb. 10. P.M.--The steamer
4 'da with adsices from Liverpool 70 lhe
4 justin. sse
Mon was dull. with more sellers lIlan
W,sierh Canal FInur is qiuned ~
t042s, and good Ohio 4ls .6sf043s =
Com SO; White 5ia Whig Whcu'
Lard quIel, and in moderate demand
= qnoln,ions.
iisions uncllpngeds moderate business
inus. rates. Bacon oldsmurke, dull.
lid. more sellers ihon buyers. Bacon
/, home lrady; mpfkel firm. shoulher'
ha MS marker pp'fly slsinined. spec
sul.s a, SO. bW The ,neorest quola-
n J. 10 srYiy,.. yrsIiow unchanged.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

Loiion Dropping Breads'ufs Unchanged =
The Report of the Greai Banle al Kaia
fat Confrmed-TAe Crescent stiH Veto
rioas!
BcsroN, Feb. l6h.--The America will
dates from Liverpuol To the 3ist ult.. is be
law. Shs wen, ashore al Bird Island wher
coming up.his morning bu. will gel off II
high lide.
GENERAL lNrRLLlG GENcE.--The s,eame,
( Canada arrived Out on tie morning of The
99,h ul, The steamer Nashville had arr
we'd at Glasgow.
The repon yha, great Batle had beer
Tough, n, Kalalal, on the 10Th ul,., is con
firned, the Turks being victorious.
The screw steamer Charity, bound from
Liysrpool 10 Portland, had pu, back to. tn
Clyde In distress. with her decks swept. bu
40 lives were losl. The Sarah Sands vii
laKe her passengers,
The delails or The great confictat Kala
"a, had MOI reached Eoglsnd. bu, j, wa
known thai Gor,schukof was prepared for
ieuiGc struggle, and The details we're hour
~ expected. Several small skirmisht
were occurring along the Danube, in which
Turks wera generally successful. -
Coun, Orl6lf was a, Berlin when the Prus
sian Cabinet was summoned ~ meet him
| The terms Of his mission is no, known. =
From Berlin he proceeds TO Vienna. Al
fairs in the mean lime remain unchanged
The English documents on the Turks
question were 10 be called for in Patllamer
on the first day Of the session.
Austria has renewed her demand fnr IN
exlradi,ion Of foreigners in the Turks
que utslion.
A despatch received at Liverpool, Mon
day evening, says no doubt the reply ui III
French and English to the Cars last MOI
will he firm and decided. Oslen Suckers Al
vnnced guards arrived al I}uchareS, on III
i4,h. and the main body on The llIh uIl
The mortality among his troops was eno
NOUS, Notwithstanding which. they were
cnBIinne tho march 10 Kala(at GorSch
suf, having received final orders. had sci
o1pard the heavy urlillery, had was soon
cave Tor Lesser Walachia. Fresh insu
eclicns were taking place among the Wa
pohian population. Letters from 81. p
,rsborgh ~ Jan. 90, are Of a wahike mno
md stole that extreme measures are resolve
pom, i(t the explanations from the wes.er
,wers is no, satisfactory, A dispatch fro
icilhresi, under date ofihe 18th. says as
90 troops were concentrated around knl
1, aud great battle was 5000 expec,ed,
Nv han th,s etoatnp AneYjca wns conty
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

Our readers will please excuse the lack
of editorial varietl this week. We are
obliged TO omit man editorial notices to
make room for late foreign -and domestic
news, which willbe found highly interesting
and important.
For the Cincinnati and New York Mar
kets of Saturday evening, we are indebted
to the steamer Philadelphia, the obliging
Clerk of which never fails to supply us with
late Pittsburg and Cincinnati papers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

HocklNG VALLEY RAILROAD The meet.
ing Of The Directors oC the Hooking Valley
Railroad. held in this city to- day, resulted in
the election of the following permanent off.
rs'--prsidcnl. Charles Borland; Secre-
mry, Joel Radcbaugh; Treasurer, John D.
Marin
They ara all good men. and were elected
by un unarimnus Vote.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
New Orleans Market.

New QRLgANs, Saturday Febs -, tP NJ s--Su-
perfne Flour 1892. Cora 8 &c. 10 85c. Mess Pork
Sl3 Lard in bTls. 93c., and in kegs loc.
Sugar, CJffee and Molasses are unchanged
st. Louis Oats scarce at S5a90c
Western ay Sl8. ...
Bulk meat. hog round, SIC. ...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

quite delegalionlo represent her Interests
We suppose, however from the resul, oi the
election. that the L.ancas,enans do not wan,
any partners. as the Board is made up en-.
t,ely. we bsleve Of Fairfield county men.
The Directors are Jn,. 7. Bfasee, P. Van
Trump, VIM, Medll, P B. Ewing, Charles
Boland, Il, l.. Miniun and Alex. White.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

Our RAnRoAD. Up to the me of our
leaving Cincinnati last Thursday the details
of the plan Of consolidation had not been
permanently arranged. Next week we shall
lay before our readers carefully-Prepared
and succint aecounctof what hssbeen done.
We can assure our readers, however, that
our prospects are still good, We believe
our railroad will yet be built and at no dis
tant day, either. respp n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

llocKiNG VALLEY RAILGOAD.-- Che first
auemp, 10 9@ginIze this C"mpany ('nade
some mon,hs u9i) failed becuuse Of a j'ul-
,o0sy between the eineifW Lancaster aud ~
CufIlnl,us--bjih waiting y canroIing vor
III the lImrdPoi DircHfs.a Athens has als'
desired 10 have voice ~ the enlargement
ol ulfpifs and d, ,he srcnnd meeting of cor
thsId'in Lihe0slSr last week ssnt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

We neglected calling attention to the adj
vertisement of Mason q brothers On another
column. The ,rame Of this firm is : spifi- slpiifii
Gent guaranty ofttheirintegris See their
advertisement. 4 ~ y ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21
Arrival OF the America.

Lonon Dropping Breads'u6s Unchanged :
The Report of the Great Banle al Kaia
fat Confrmed-Ths Crescent sttH Victo
yjous!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-11
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD


A fASSEhhER TRAN OF CAhS l4ayts III. IA
pat IN sburg every day Sunday exrerlc1
~ Clock M. and arrives at BurkeyIe nj The IN
lrr'ection OF the Richmond and Dan,ile ka,LRond
nj ~ clio IA connecting by that Road with Me..r.
J. age Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte nun. t,o.t
liaifaX Court House, Dauviiio and Grpeuslofo' \ T.
nnd thriving 1T fur"viile at 100 A. NJ cnnnrfIpg
there will Mrssr-. Flagg. Caldwell & Cos Stage Linz
Tor Lsnciburg.
Returning. he tain leaves Fatmulle ut / P n
al Il bprkeville AT % p arriving % Petersburg
time for the trains e'ng North or South conrertipg
very uesday and Friday with the App. mattox Rail-
""hd" with he ,pirnhi sea n>hips k.anoke mud james
'~h tor M-lnki which 1eHve Civ Pnnr NJ P N
and every We'd" sday wnh steamships tur Phadelphn
which leave lily Point the sumo hour
sse gers preerrng To remain in Petersburg the over
Ighi, can take the morning train North at "a A. w.
the james River Boats Tor Old Point Nurtok and Bat
more ut g. A M or the for the South, al O'CLOCK
An
Arrangements have been MAJ by which through tick
els he'wen the following points may he procured att
Il e annex, rutes:
'etween Petersburg and Lynchbire through IN
httteen hours, .---..--.-.-..--. s. 00
b'tw'en PelerSfurg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two da,s......... m
B'lween Petersburg and hi,e Sui lmr Springs
through in two days, - 10 DOL
lirtween Petersburg & Danviile through in TWEEN
ty-f"nf hours NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 81
Beiw' en- Petersburg & Gee shor,', n. e, thu
ia TWO days $500. 10 OIL
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. Through
three days.. Observation-Disclosures. II wi
B'tween Petel sburg and Charlotte, SIS 90
freight train 'aves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at q, a a,snd
irlhrns the same days Any person wishing see tIa
fnI"s Il freight can obtain freight list by calling u5on
III" AGENT at the Petersburg Depot
de,.3 ts I WALL Snnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-11

Our terms will be cnsh,or negotiable paper saisfac
lorily endorsed
tie subscriber, thankful for the very liberal pnron
bestowed on him for the last fourteen year he has
i-en business in Lvnchburg. wou just mention that
lac will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes the additional f,cilit rs h. has, and
y the constant rntion he feels Diet ined give
is business in all its vnIiuus branches merit
'inuance :" the patronage of liberal pu'ric.
23-ts sEO G. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS
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4 Oh. -,J.. T., M. t0tht rms Cs0Sa.- nuir
,Cr furniture
4 Lales aDp,opriateio Second CiaSS.-BoXes. bales
good feathers shoes, ,addlcry, glass; pan,s, oils
/ ,t and CT .,tectionery.
I, cles ar ropJ1aicio Third Class.-Virginin dunes
sc, wir. Pee, liquor, bagging rope, butter. cheese.
,sat allure baceo leather, hides, coit yarns, cop
80. H. sheet i hollow-ware, lueens"are, casting,
~r inarble, fdre>sed andother ueavy article
q RATED in spe, i'll or fourth class
CTS appropriate TO the F0nrth Class Flour in
rice, pork beef, fish lard tailo~ and bacon. lin
~ boxes sacks) beeswux, bales of rags ginseng
II rei fruit, bar irn, marbe (undres-ed) mill and
I 1d stones, mill gearing.
30 miles l.50 Salt per bushel !
"'' ~. 100 miles 200 Fifty pounds 10
"a - ! $50 miles. 250 II
''' 'oN' poe miles 300 CarrF Il
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VIE beautitEl and fav,riie staap.,,.,n r-.
AUGUSTA unde' h" Command 49,
Capt Vim q. Smith. $50 long and fnvn,aI'1' 1'as-
lie travelling community the Potomac ab IN 10
Rivcr) has resnn her place on the G, i 'no jane
lha after having beent or ,ueiv rebuff, ~, ai Val
n the most elegant STYLE and furnished viii =, .'fi oa
lie Pfe-erp"rs Fore Pump, AMI all The , Do''
rq"lred by Ar of Congress To secure the .se, f''e
rngers. : "
The Cars running COZ hexion with the Aue,,,. =.
lravrthr Richmond ard Petersburg Depnt an ey., VIII
dnt. Nednesdny.nn Friday porn "A, "a : ~ '''f
Persons arri ing in Richmond by the pncle, y u
havf but "A few steps % walk To tn. Cars ''as
Returning. the Augusta will leave, Norfolk n, H.,
"teda's viz: Tuesdays, Thursday, and SsurJ,S S
7 O'Clock A. M. o9s al
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c A. n,
Ear between Richmond, Coke's Rings Mill and e"
'"'e " Hu',. ..----..---.. / N
Children over three years and not I'VE, tv.lvo w
vears of nge, half prce.
Meals each, .-....... M .
Seryant>, through. ......---... =,
Servants Il Any point on Il ri er,.-.... an
n $3.50 10 2i
NV h&cIs lH')S. DODAMEAD. MINI