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superior Fruit Trees :!

TIE Subscriber cutva,e- anil keeps constantly tor
.Ale At hi. nurseries In Wakefield, N. H., the choic-
est varieties u the Apple, Fear, and Cherry. Also
Hon. hons ssiling Goosebrry, nne variety and 're
frum mlLiex,
The ,orl Of nallwins An par,icular, unryaol or
tires IL handsome form, large size, vigorous All heaS
gro~th
orle will receive prOmp, attention, AMI tTss msS
packed. JUN WITT
Wakefield, N. H., Oct 2, 1851. wi
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DIR. BROOKS

CLOSED business In Saco Ave months ago In consc-
" quencs o III health AMI hc has given sufficient notice
for settlement Of accounts. But again he would say to
all those having unsettled accounts against him to pre-
sent them for Immediate payment, AMI all indebted 10
him are requested to make payment before the trst day
Of December next, without fall. The wise and prudent
will not neglect and thereby incur cs for these accounts
mus he settled up DIR. Darss' patrons who have not
yet paid, can pay DR.. Brooks.
Dr. Brooks hereby tenders to his numerous friends and
paving patrons his slncere THINKS for past yors an
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Take Notice,

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. friendsand the public generally, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser X
Gamman, where he has on hand new ana well
selected stock ofReady Made Clothing, Caps, and
for cash. DANIEL STlMSON.
No 2. Hobsoas Block, Liberty st.
Biddeiord, Feb. ,, 1854.
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Al n Court Of Probate held ut saco, within aud
for The County Of York, on the first Monday 10
December, In the year Of our Lord e'gh'een nun y.
dred aud dEy -four, by the Honorable Joseph I.
Nye, Judge OF said Couui
TOHN 4. MURCII, Guardian Of Lydia Locke, nm
81 insane person, deceased, having presented his
second and final account of guardianship Of tho es-
tate of his said ward for allowance,
ORpERrp-That tbs said Guardian give notice
ID NIL persons Interested by causing copy Of this Of
der to be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal printed At Biddeiotd In said
County, that they may appear nj a Probate Count 10 be
held nj Saeo, In said County, on the hrst Monday
In February next nj ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
90 Atea.-FRANCIs BACON, Register
A true copy. Atest,-fRANC1S BACON. Register.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS I!

n L. roPrAN respectfully informs his friend.
Ds and the public, tina, he j. constantly supplied
nth the choicest Oysters that can be found in
he market He can supply hotels, and families
iron the most moderate terms Orders mos, re.
,pcctfully solicited and promptly attended TO.
Apply at No. !, Factory Island Block, Saco
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At A Court Of Probate held ut Saco, within nai
fprthe County OF York, on the hrst Monday Of de.
cen,ber. In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fny.fou', by tie Honorable Joseph ]. Nye
Judge OF sal. Cour;
IN the petition Of Theclatc willard, Admins.
- trutrix Of the estate Of Theodore willard, late OF
sAnord In said county deceased representing that the
goods, chaties and credits Of said deceased are not
sufficient TO answer his just debts and charges OF ad-
ministraton by the sum Of ineen hundred dollars,
and praying for license to sell aud convey, nj public
auction, the whole Of the Stevens farm, 50 called,
wing on the West side Of the road leading from Spring
vale to Emev's Mills, In shapieigl, aud more mlly
described In her said petition-because by apariai
sale the residue would be greatly Injured;
ORpEREp, That the petitioner give notice thereof
TO all persons Interested In said estate by causing
copy OF this order be published In the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed at DddsfoId In said com.
~, three weeks successfully that they may appear
nt n Probate Court TO be holden ut Alfred, In said
County on the first Monday In January neIt, ut ten
Of the clock In the forenoon, and .hew cause, "
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition shouh
not be granted.
50 Attest. FRANCIS BACON, Register
A ,,,. .any Alta, Pm NrIS HACDN. Register.
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S TEAM B0ILE RS.

JAMES TETLOw, Manufacturer Of Locomotive,
~ Stationary and Marine Boilers. Also
SHIP TANKS, GAsOMETRIis, &c. Has constantly on
hand namler Of Boilers of various sizes At Naumke
Steam Cotton Wharf, Salem, Mass.
Salem, Oct. 10, 1854. cm-l3
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Our Furnishing Goods

consist OF White aud Fancy Shirts. BosoIn,, Coz
lar, Hdk'G, Gauga Frocks, Buckskin Gloves,
Miiiens, Suspendcrs, Blue and Red Flannel Shirts,
Scars, Comlorers, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, and
everything that is wanted in the shape Of Cent?
wearing apparel, can be found at this store.
All the above LaIncd goods will be sold al less
thun Auction prices, and We sincerely hopc this,
the public will avail themselves Of ,hi, opporiuni
~, and buy their goods at thy Store, rather than
pay 10 per cen, profit elsewhere. Rccollect thu
place. Corner Of Maine md Water sts., SAGE.
IRA DRESSER & CO.
Saco, December 1, 1854 sS-n
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" T. q II q .

We have first rate assortment OF Winter
Vests, from soc. to 81, former price, sl.2j aud
$3.50 u
"cwoud say to every man aud hoy that want.
To 1uy an ovcrcoat, or any kind Of garment, nnd
wants 10 save 50 or SO In buying, if they will just
examine our stock and prices before making ihstr
purchases, they will be convinced tina, they cat
save 20 per cent. by buying their clothing or any
other article in our line Of business, at our Stor.,
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Al a Court OF Probate held ut saco, within and
for the County OF York, on the fourth day OF DE.
cember, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and my four, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye'
Judge Of said Court;
UIRhM n. HOBBS, named Executor Ina Ger.
tain instrument, purpouing to he the last VIII and
testament OF wi son 4. Fall, late Of ilerwiek, In
said county, deceased, having presented The same Tor
oRprurp-That the said Executor give notice
10 all person. Interested by causing copy Of this OF
der 10 he published three weeks successfully In the
mid county that they NAV appear Mt Probate Cour
to be held nj Alfred In said County the fret Monday
OF January next Mt ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and .hew cause II any they have, why the said In.
sirument should not lie proved, approved aud allowed
The last vii, and MT OF the said licensed
70 Attest--FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest-PRhNCIS BACON, Register.
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At n Court of Probate held nj saco, within aud
for the County Of York, on the first Monday IN De-
eember m the wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud ffly.foJr, by the Honorable Joseph l.
Nye. Judge OF said Court;
T icy q. BENNETT, Adn,inistratrix Of tho estate
IL Of Rufus Bennett, late Of Alfred, IN SAID county
deceased. having presented Der first account ofad.
mnstraton Of the estate of said deceased, for allow
anceaiso her petition rs widow Of said deceased, Tor
an allowance out Of his personal estate.
ORDERrp-That the said Lucy Z. Benneu give n@ice 10
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this order
TO be published three weeks successfully In The Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at Iiddeiord, In said
County, that they may appear ut Probate Court 10 be
oI JanuaTy next, nj ten Of the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have, why
said account should not 10 allowed and the prayer OF
said petition granted.
A true copy; Attest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register 4
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ERENCH and American Zlnc, for outside and
Il inside Painting, for sale BY ID Z. SoMEs.
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Vluid Extract of Yalerian.
Hill Posting.

CAMEL PARSONS viii attend IN all orlers entrusted
> N him Or nm Posting, Cclscins, Dor hesp'ng AM
ry,ns. orier- rrssiSet personally, and Al pf. i"'a'
Drug ssore, No. 3, Washington Bioek, Bbddsfhrd.
sstS- p. lisa. ST
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GOOD NEW! GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!

diseases Of the Chest AMI Lungs have been, with
~ too much truth, characterized by eminent writer
as the opprobrum Of medicine In this country, Its victims
are for the most part, among the young the beautiful,
and the talented Of both the loss to the world
thus occasioned being almost incacuabe. Any Me'il-
cine therefore, the of which relieves such
description of malades, may he considered common
blessing to mankind, AMI II becomes the duty Of all to
aid In disseminating the knowledge Of Its virtues. VI
this cha racter Ia the
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READY made CLOTHING.

which is the largest and best manufactured stock
that can bc found in either Saco or Blddcfon con.
sists Of Black, brown, and Blne, Sack ,snd
Frock Oycrconts, prices ranging from 81 TO sl2,
former price, 50 TO slI Fancy 0vercoats, both
10 Frocks and Sacks, from 1915 TO SO, former
prce, s5 to IS. Fine Broadcloth Dress Goats,
from $3.50 TO $40. Business Frocks and Sacks,
from 81 .s7I to $3.50. Black Pants from So 20 To
$40. Fancy Pants, from si25,o s375 former
nriccS 81 IN 81 10
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HATS AND CAPS.

Wchavc large assortment Of Back Silk Hats,
Fall style. we will sell for So, former price $500.
Our Black NJ. g. Hats, from 81 80 to 80 80, former
piicc, 81 and 81 Cloth caps from J7l To 81 for
mer price, 5Oc. To sll2. Plush Caps, oil prices.
also kossuth hats at lower prices than they can
Ia. old .Nlh IN w nti
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Rurning Fluid,

0,ANPHENE, anil PiIOsGENE 0As. rr-h supyS
y lust rvceivcd, ani &c saie by
n-5s " j. hifChLLL-
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British Periodicals.
E,rlv Comics Secured

THE prcscn, critical state Of European affairs
i will render these publications unusually IN.
tercsiing during the forthcoming year: They will
occupy middle ground between the hastily writ.
ten news.iiems, crude speculaiions, and flying
rumors of the daily Journal and the ponderous
Tome Of the future historian, written after the
living interest and excitement Of the great politi.
cal eveuis OF the time shall have passed away.
II is to these Periodicals that people must look for
tire only really nicgble aud reliable history Of
current events, and as such, in addition TO their
well established literary, scientific, and geologi.
cal character, we urge them upon tho constdcru,
tons Of the reading public.
Q2- Arrangements are now permanently made
for the receipt Of EARLY SHEETS from the.
British Publishers, by which we are enabled TO
place ALL oUR RgPRlNTs in the hands OF subscri.
bers, about soon rs they can be furnished with
the foreign copies. Although this involves a very
large outlay on cur part, we shall continue TO fur.
nish the Periodicalsai the same low rates as
heretofore, viz:
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A. Court of Probate held at saeo, within and
for the county OF York, on the first Monday OF Dc.
eember, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fny-four, by the lionorabie Joseph u. Nye,
Judge OF said Courts
ON the petition Of Melinda Tieadwell, eIecntri1 OF
" the win Of Jacob Treadwell, late OF Buxton,
In said county, deceased. representing that the per-
sonaI estate Of said deceased Is not sufficient To pay
the Just debts which he owed ut the time OF his DEAN
by the sum Of thousand dollars, and pmying TOT
license 60 sell and convey 80 much o' the reaies
tate Of said deceased as riay be necessary for the
payment Of said debts and incidental charges.
0RpEnEp, That the petitioner give notice thereof 10
the beils Of said deceased and TO all persons Interest.
cd in said estate by causing copy OF this order To be
publi.bed three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal printed at BiddeoId In said county,
that they may appear at Probate Court To be held Mt
Alfred m said county on the first Monday In Janna
" next, at ten of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not bo granted.
so Attest, FRANCIS tCoN. Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Regi''er.
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FLOUR.
N d TIC l.

THE Books anil asVounts % the late JAMES SMITH,
Jr. at the BLiisord Hank, where all persons In.
ets 10 his esiate arr earnestly requested ~ cali and
4aks payment.
Forty per cent upon all claims against said estate nov
.ue, viii b. pail on demand.
DORArIIY SMITH, Ailnllnlstrator.
by u. NJ. CHAPMAN, Attorney.
n. B.-rOr Sale a. above safe, in god order, price
siA g-u
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DR, MOORE has removed his office 10 Tnnbnry
IL 4 IiiIi's Buiidnr. East end Of Factory Island
bridge. Al orders promptiy answered.
SAGE, January 0u, 1854. Ut
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WARREN'S
TURBINE WATER WHEELS,

MANUFACTURED al the Warren Manufacturing
VI Company, Warren, Mrss.,, are In extensive use
New England are CONSTRUCTED In the best possible FORM
usins water with the greatest economy. They ars
squslly adapted In all manufacturing purposes, and
isr all hesds and not afected by back wafer
Foe particulars, certificates, &C, Address
3s-2mos JACKSON WARllEN, Waroham, Mas
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Money current va the state irhere iss"e9
wiR Be received at par
c L u 3 3 NJ g.
A discount Of twenty-five per cent from the
above prices will be allowed 10 Clubs ordering
four or more copies Of any one or more OF
the above works. Thus: four copies OF Black.
wood, or Of one Review, will be sent TO one ad.
dress for 80; four copies Of the four Reviews and
Blackwood for $50, and so on. r.f
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In aihc principal cities and towns, these works
viii be delivered through agents, FREE OF
POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the postage To
any part of the United States will b. but TWIN
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views
Remi,unces and communications should always
be addressed, pos,.pai, 10 the Publishers, 81
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
"a Gold St.. New York.
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Tor Coughs Of every description, whether OF children
adults 1t Is purely vegetable, perfectly safe, anil on
eiectual after the most popular medicines have been
ell In vain Read the following certificates, selected FRI
"A multitude -
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Mrs. Hunnewell, Of Scarboro, Me- was two years and
ten months afflicted with most distressing Cough,
treme pressure Of the Lungs and other bad symptoms
After trying physicians and patent medicines In vain, she
was cured by two bottles Of the Universal Cough Mix
ture.
Trial bottles IS cts.-Iarge bottles, containing the
quantity OF four small ones, IS cents.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, Cornish, Ne.
Lord-Union Office. Kennebunk, S. CLARK. Kenne-
bunk-port Currier. Wells, Daniel Litti,fsH, 3rd-
Ogunquit, @. LittisfeM. Cape Neideck, Gorrinner.-
Kttery, Ed Libby. North Berwick, Snor. South
Berwick, Thompson. Great Falls, Stevens and j.
James. Milton Mills, For springvale, Lord. Alfret,
Conant. WATERFORD, Allen. Limerick, BrackeH.-
Newfed, Wood. West Newheld, Loud. South Par
sonsneld Hilton. And by agents In most towns In the
State. 32-u
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Great European Cough Medicine,
OR UNIVERSAL COUGH MIXTURE.
BEST MEDICINE KNOWN,

Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke, Cornish, Me.
In this community II Is too well known to need any DC
,crption recommendation. Its fame Is established
ID allowed 10 lie the
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tviN Dc received at par.
c L v 3 3 ! NJ @

PdymenIJ 70 % Wade tN az cases w HHtH"f1'
Money current ia The State UteTe issaed
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from Mrs' Nhrk Noou' NeWiieio, ''c'
This certiRes that have used bottle Of Rev. Wal
ter Carkes Great European Cough Medicine, for hard
cough and Of the Lungs, to which have been
for some time subject, and which the medicine entirely
removed. And would cheerfuly recommend all vino
are suffering from pulmonary complaints which are so
common In families, and all who are suffering from
Coughs Colds &c to In future the Great European
Remedy, or Universal Cough Mixture, fully persuaded
that they will find speedy and permanent relief by Its
use. Signed, LYDIA WOOD,
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

saco, Dcccmber /, 1854. ST
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MECHANICAL.
A. W. ooSASr, VIM a. wALpRoN, D. sErszEi.
Nev Furniture Ware-Rooms.

coNANT, wALDRoN & Co.
VEToULD Re pretfalls i,fn tlsif ii'en : ana Tue
w public generally that thy nov receiving at
,li, Fur irur,. Ware Rnams. Mai St. a 'ew to"r'
,.l,, me Norvrli liatsr iher stock of Rise Nood,
Na.gapy Walnut aud eiher furifUre ;iogeiiier VITA
. rret man, articles Ia the way Ut lanse keeping that
are u.sl a. we'll a. ornamental. 1t have never b'1"fe
been introduced oils market All oi winch have been
selected ffum h. ia. North enjoying the III est felh
tn ion for good and faithful wnts
They have also CONNECTED with iheir embellishments ii
Manufacturing Department,
in which they hnve engaged workmen o skill ahd eNpe'
,irncc an therefore prepared To have made IL o.
der cut oil cnod rriai any pree "t furniture ina
IN be ordered. They wolli udd that they are pre-
pare. ii,t grtnteI nlneenents to l,i2ons want hg
aaying in tie way fuRNIfUKE, than h : ever be-
or. been ue ed IN tbs mirket And they hope by as
sid.on. attention business and receive al least
q portion al the ubiie patronage.
CONANT. WALDRUN & co.
We wnuld say tb our 81 frien IL aud custom
rrs thai W. continue manufacture al our oil sund,
an b. tlee 81 all kinds If I buecO AJalds nnl the
ike anil We solicit continuance oi th-ir invprs.
mar l3i< C.. " G
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CLOTHING AT COST.

nwINC to the great quantity oiReady made Cloth
" ing in this market aud the hardness OF the times
we have concluded to sell for time, our inc and benu-
tifuy ssorted Stock Of Ready made Clohng ufhsii
jus Goods Umbrellas, &c. &c at Cost for Cash
Now Is emphatically the time lor MI waning suen
go,ds--ana who does not Ito lay in good supply Of
clothing. such as are sedom offered IN this market.
Our Goods are all and bit recently purchased at
very low PIECES; and consist Of nj styles aud patterns
from the finest the coars~st kind TO suh every per
son.
Our Cloths Cassimeres and Nesting viii continue
10 make up nj TIE lowest Of profits, according Ia
the times and every article made up by warrant 10 W.
give entire satisfaction.
Con onn and Ill and examine for yourselves anl our
word or H. yon viii not go away di-saii.6edl Al
BAKER a cLAvEi'S
Clothing Ststiou, cor Main a Market SIS
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The New Virginia Novelty Richmond Lady
NOW READY; NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
Scenes and Characters from Life i'm Va.



By the author of Robert Reimcrs Let ers IN rrying
from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper &c n.
A. NORRIS PUBLISHER.
NOTICES OF HE PRESS.
I've have annther story by the gifted uufhore.s the
fr-t part Of wrh will publi.hed in o,rJuly number.
that w convince ae most sepliral that she one of
the most pc wefful writer's Of the -dny.'
I'VE lave been favored with some cf the euflS snces
of "Alorr, aud We have been delighted will their pc
rusnl Onr only regret fha, We had not the Whole
hook " predict prominent place onnng III" fair
writers of America the authoress of Alone. - GOdeyS
Ltdy'S Book.
III will BIZ found to possess .trong utttactiuns. and
leave imrress good upon the hearts e those who
read it. IVatctmon and OJseuer.
Few works 1 ie ion bear piegunnt title MS tie
mono.s yllnblic witch the gltei authorizes OF
city has healoYcd upon her latest offering.
Few prod tons f the class, the present
d, v. are W. with greater eloqncnce of diction,
charms of alive.
he tame IS emphatic. and she has made it tell
The work nbont DIS in pi1unnt remark and wei susta
ed Dubuque. 1t ss elevate g aspiration, and high
moral aim.
Fnr ourselves, have been grutifed, because
have fund in its morals what expci fence ha- often
shown rs, &r.. &c" -Rchnpond Enquirer Of 81 May
ALONE '-"T1is production If the p,n of gifted
young lady of richmond, bus ELECTED fnttering COM
mepdptous fir several Of contemporaries Of the
press Sue cxnminut have been nile Ia give
il, hns kened in Leslie read ut lei
Il hHs confirmed high opinion uf authorizes -
She has proved herself the Of derided genius.
mil in The work before U.s. throws its attractive light
upon the best and purest socie and domestic nlce
ions r. Dhpa,ch.
a.
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NORFOLK TRAIN
Fer Norfolk aud Portsmouth.


yHsIiE beautiful and lavorite staapbbatk La-a y
4 AUGUSTA, under he command Of Ssl.sssseAsz7
Capt. VIM. C. Smith. $50 long and favorably Known +,
the travelling community the Potomac and Janc.
Rivcr.) IS now running on the line via pnn N,l
thai, and is furnished with l. n II 30 ATS
Life Preserves Force Pump., aud ali the a. pnaDces
required by Act of Congress the sarly of
engers.
The Cars running ii hexiop with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depoton
every Monluy Wednesduy,and Friday O'Clock NJ
Persons a"ri ing in Richmond, by the Packet Bouts,
have bur few steps walk the Cars.
The Cars run"i e fiom Petersburg to City Poin, in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sans
days as above, at74 X from the Dcpor of the Ape
maltoH Ii H. Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
TO go from Lyme hburg Their by the Packet Boats or
Danville Rairuad 10 Richmond, or by way of the Fc
Sic Railroad to Petersburg and frot. there next orp
rg to Norfolk
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
rate days viz; Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays.
o'clock a, NJ.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c. SAN
Far" between Richmond, Gohe's, Rings Mill and
'roNe "hori,-- ----.----.--... | 81
Children over three years and not ovet twelve
years Of age, half pnce.
.'c"is'eacll, -------.----.---. sol
servants 10 any point on Il river. ----.... DOL
Heals, ---.-----....-.. no .
mar l-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD.Sup