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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-15
BOSTON MAR KET,


AS1ES-Pcaris scarce nnd have again
advanced. Sales az lets pr lb cash; mnrkct
quite firm az this price. Pots continue 90
limited demand al : CTS pr 10, cash.
CORN Tx liANGE.--No material
ohsnge since our last weekly report On
account Of the high prices and ughlness Of
the money market, iha trade have confined
their operations 10 actual wants; with a
smaa stock. aud light prospective receipts
from the South and West. holders are firm
and couddeu that high range 90 prices wiii
be sustained Throughout the winter. The
sales have been boz lots as wanted by the
trade al - A.2j Tor common Western, aud
this description is very scsrce, and no good
now To- be had under the latter rate: fancy
sold 90 S9,37 a 97j, prncipally OF $3.50 a
9.62. but closing trm al 1913, and extra az
$1,000 1880. There IS very little Cana
ia fl0nr here, although iair supplies are cN-
pectee. Prices precisely as Western.
hAN.--Ihe market reAnins quite steady
for Eastern, with good denand at ) % a 81
cash.
lOPS.--Th demand FIR this article con
unues very limited. Saiii sales OF b -
cts pr lh. cash
PROVISIONS The market is very firm
for Pork, with FAIR demand and a sm1il
stock on hand The sales have been about
ldoO bbls 81 Sl3 81 for prime; llJOa -
io9 mess; slO,5U II tor clear, aud Il 80
for eNtfa clear, ! MOS Beef has been IN
FAR demand, and the market is now well
supplied with Western The sales have
been 1900 bbis, 70 lots, 81 Sii.5O IS for
common Western mess 1850 for heavy do;
and 81 a H,50 for extra. mos. fhcrc l.
very htte Western Lord so market, and ihe
sales the past week have becnconf cd most
Is 10 Boston, al lO1 cts per d. cash. Sm,k-
ed hams have been IN iair demand, but are
scarce. he sales have been made at 10 a
lui pr 20, cash and mos. Dressed hogs
have been selling quite freely at "a a 7ois
per ID cash. Butter is firm, aud IN demand
al % O PC. for choice, and 20 - Tor fair
and good quality, with some inquiry for ship
ment Cheese ranges from 7 "a he per ID,
os 10 quality.
POrATOES.-prccs are Shade higher
The demand Is good, with considerable sales
al IS a s5c for whites, IS a -5 for Peach
Blows, - a s.lc for Chenangoes, Sl,IO d
is ior Car,ers
TALLOW. Rendered is very scarce
and prices firm. Sales Of 10000 10 at D
cts pr ID cash. Rough IS selling at q %
cts pr 70 cash.
OOL.-The stock Of fleece and pulled
wool Is very hight, aud market has been quiei
during the week Sales Of the different
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]fl0rkRt5.
Camhridgc Callle Nlnrkci.
Wfusf'oAy, Dreem'r %, isi

WFusrspAy, Drcempsf %, 1854.
Reported ipf the Mia.
~ market today t4ls Catig aBant Gil nreves. r ID
NiS stores cnnsfsflnf Of Working ONen. tnas aud
Calves feafings, Two and Three Years Old.
fufrs-Mattet Beet ENf.u S7i- ipnrrcNii i.t guai.
ity, sl.5pa7,55i 90 quality s7,i2i7,2li ID qa1htr
shih.ll ordinary $3.50
Baueliiug Catte-0,l5 $50, per 400 ice.
Nosi taife--si, UAr
s.ofrs- Woftne Ospa--ej, 700. iat, lla ils. lbs.
ll2 ifs, l51al75.
Goes And tisess SIS 90. %, a. Al. 70 A. A. O. 20.
Nraflurs-e .. lhlil. Fen frars Ufi--.il % 81.
fhiee fcau Old So. ~. -. 80, 81, 80
Sheep aud Lambs-l1t1 ai m Atf. trfn. S. C. T.
lle a. y t,9li.3 80 q 2,95 $50, a7i, % so.
- rt-- N'ari 100 iai Hogs uu tla fsl.. laa Doe.
hem-t s--l his is ihe qui tsst malkti dsy of the
sea'Dn. sales a-a active oH al sl4luet TIE heesrs
as wheo, afe below mriiocfitt nissfali. poaf .al
rot 'uifl Ne Tor tte Boston market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-15
SALT! SALT !
Vim. A. Nichols, Estate.

NE suh.cubcfs, having ben appointed hy the ilol.
Probate Court of tho isinet ol " ashinst ton Com
nssonefs, 10 receive examine and ADJUST oil claims
apd domands OF Oh sfsoa., asaiast estate OF WIN
Nichols a'r Of Mtddl' srx said district, ec' repfe
-rnt,d igsciycnt aud fhs icfu OIL moths ion tds
29th day ofNsvember isbi being allowed ~ said Court
the creditors ct said deceased, 20 exhibit and move
their fcslee ise claims before us.
GIVE NOTICE, that We uill attend 90 the duties
at uuf appointment az tho dazzling huu.e Of widow
Hlfriet Nichols, 10 Middlesex, 40 sad DtsiHei on
tho luf ddys cal Juau lfy All May neat. al O'Clock
IA The afefo0n, on each OF said day.
D. T. CA9fEA TER, Cam.niss,oner..
W. ~. HOLDEN.
Midilrstx. Dec 8 A. % lisa II
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A WospeRFuI DiscovEHY has recently heen made
10 DE- Curtis af this cay, "a tho treatment oil Goa
sumption, Asthma aud all Diseases OF the Lnnss-
We Ioteg to - DR.. Crf,s's Hggcdaa, or IahaiHg ny
esan papgr and Catrrs SsrHg.n VIA this new meth
cd Dr. q. has Restored macy afflicted ones 10 perfect
health as an evidence Of which be has iunumetahie
eerihcltes. Speaking OF tho tieatmunt, physician
remarks :-lt - esidont that iuhaiug --eousiantly
breathing az agreeable healing vapof, the medicinal
properties direct contact with the whole
of the ral cavity of the lungs, aud thus seape the
mauy aud varied changes produced upon them wheh "a
toduced zach aud subjected TO the process
SMITH, Montpelier, Va, und at All The druggists
thfuushou; the ntiJ.-Iroa tic .NeiS York DaieA-
maH % Jan. ~.
See advertisement Of Medicaed Inhalalioa u enosh-
e. column OF this papcr. l1D
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MYERS Rock Hose.

The certificate Of Me- l. Cowles expresses much,
Out implies mofei
Ths will eeny, that having witnessed the effect OF
he use Of MYERS syrup of Rock Rock ia my i4m'l,.
Cor Eyes, Coughs and general debility, On vii
ling to give the unqualified testimony an Us favor,
aud feel TIE utmost condi ia IT,, as romedy io'
ihe diseases ii promises 10 cure, we'll as Others not
mentioned a. thu ceiuieato. l. + CoNLES'
No. 20 Johu street, New Haven
Ry- IANUFAGrURGD for "a Pfopuotors by &
"a WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chcmist, New
Haven Ct For sale by FgED. Z. SMITH and r. %.
TYLER. Montpelier Va, aud dlsiots an Medicine
9ils
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MELVEN WINGS Estate.

fNHE SUBS kiBEkS having been appointed ~ The
1 iloa. Probate Couii iof the Disinci 81 Washing.
tnn Csnuiss,eneTs, 10 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims 9nd demands OF ~ porsnns against the esaie
Of Melsun VIM, ate OF Monipelei, 10 aid district,
asceased repfessned insolvcut, and the term Of sa
mOahs from the l0th day OF Oct. 1854, being allowed
by said Court 10 the ersitor of said deceased, To
hhit aud prove thch respective claims be us;-
Give noire, hat will attend The dusies Of our
intment u the dwelling house Of Levi Boutwell,,
10 Mont ,rleT In said D,strict, the inst Monday
Of January aud April aoxt, al o'clock ia the al
ternoon On each Of said days.
RANsEL Il. KEITH, Commits
nENBf MUTT, siouers.
Montpelier, Nov 25, A. ID. 1854. II
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W. faiIlee, Dec 2, BY Alexander MeLane, E.a NJ,
Abel = Roberts aud Miss Abby $. Smith, 10th Of Or.
10 Wesimore, Nov 5oh by Calvin Gibson. rso.. Hon.
" a. Auin. aud l,dia Wiliams, both uf Chsries,rr.
., ~ Morgan Nav Jrh by Rev j. = Club. NJ. VIM
Holland w. ''''"' ~
Ia Waterford Nov. 7, by Rev. William, Ii-,ps.,on.
ingway, Of Waterford. '''''''
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5larna9eg.

Al the Union House, in Montpelier, Nov. 80 BY Rev
~ Ballou, Nh. Hnam ID. Brown and Miss fideila D.
Tyler, both OF Essex, VI. a.
Ia STAFFORD, Nov 10, By Rev. 4. Brown, hI. Henry
I. Latham Of staneham, Mass, and Miss Charlotte
Beedlo OF straffId-
AT Marysyilie, California, Oct. IS, d. Daniel DUSTIN
late of Vermont, aud Miss Elnira Lustin.
Ia Conth, Dec. 3. BY the Rev :. Martin, Mr. Charles
Child Of Nest faflee, and MIS-. Judith Hastings, Of
Connth.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM OF 800 acfcs OF land, w.th good buildings,
~ wrli watefed, with SUGAR snd fatif one a.
AIDS, situated ,hoat hall mi from tho village OF
West Randolph, i offered tor SAFE. The Fam ios-
msfls belonged 10 the late Mschael jackson.
Information ma be had By inpuirag OIL Hnvy Lam
,on, Wen Kaniolph, orof T. Hobaf Nofuasd.
Nay IaJI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-15

GREAT NATIONAL UNI ERTAklNG viii be me-
tufaly promoted by lis energy add euicprs" cf IN.
telhgent aud perscverns Agents, have resolved 10
ueai with such ea tho most liberal terms.
ANY person wishag Co Do come 40 Agent, by sending
(posi paid 81. WILL RECEIVE BY NElIkN or
MAIL. Dollar uno EugusiGg, "a" GIFT TICKET"
Prospectus, Catalogue and all Other necessary in.
fotma'ion-
Ga The hna. completion uf tho sale, tie GINS will
be placed 10 the baud. of co HNIrTEE IT the
PuNCHASERs TO be uiS tRiBUtED, due Ho'iee Of
Which will 1e given ihross hnui the uaited states and
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$50, 900 GIFTS, of the actual cost of
$40. 600 90.

Each purchaser OF a One Dollar EnsraVns, thsfefuie
receives GOT onlt Engraving rci womb he money
hui also ticket ~hch eniias, hioiio one OF ihe GIFTS
when they disifihu'sd.
orFiNE nOI.LARs his'i, GHished Engraving.
beautifully PAINTED in nii., and FIVE Glff
TICKETS. val be senff OF FIVE hpLLAE's worth
lugue
A copy Of The Catalogue together with specimen
Of of the Engtavngs, be o. the Office Of
this PAGER.
For each dollar sent an Engraving actually worth
that sum aud GIN Ticket viii immediately be tor
waFdad.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

hiladsiphia.--Gii.BERr, WENlz CO., III N.
Third stieet.
New Yosk.-J. v. CLICKNER 4 CO., 81 Barclay
Street.
Boslsn.--REDDiNG A CO., Nc. State Street.
Add every respectable druggist Throughout he Uni
ted States. I3;ly.
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Cash paid for Beef,

Pork, Poultry, Sheep Pclis, Beans, Oats,
POTATOES, -, &C., sithe u goa Siorc.
FILLER n SMl I'll.
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DANIEL w. LAwRENCE&CO..

4ZE9SlE0wGl I2UlnS
SOLD at hosioa prices, NJ our distiep in Mediord.
- Also at store ass Commercial -, h0sou,
near tho Charles River bridgo,) aud vaTanted pure
We have no agents 10 sell cur Rum.
hediofJ, Nos. !, l55L 7;3m
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Simeon d. Coburn,s Estate.

f"k subscribers having been appointed by the lion
ffo1tie 'aau ff the uistu of Washlston
clm, aud deuanf. Of 80 pef.oq. astils tho estate
gi htih toBuRN. late nf Marshnfia. IN sai1
ulsrics tscnlsrd, represented insaiFau lnl tho Term
OF sA months tom the second DIV of uecrulrr ts5t
being allowed by aid Count The cfedi'ors of said
heeelted, 20 exhibit and pfote faeir respective
claims heilfe uss---Gtva aoiiee shat we .qtii at
lond ie thn duns Of our appuintucut the dwelling
house of w. -n flsIon, 30 MafshhoI, Zoo Idsifiei
% the itst Wednrsdays ~ january uud May next at
n'cinek on each Of said dsvs
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A Certificate from one Of our
MiIliansbnrgh friends.
DIR. M'Lane's ceIc'd vermirage.

E-gi hope eyey one, whether adult oi elt'd, who
may have reason 20 believe they ale troubled With
wormf, will take
DIR. M'Lane's ceIe'd vermifGge.
6rmiy believe II Is oao Of ihe greatest ~oim DESTROY
eis vi lhe certainly the most extraordinary that
kaos Of.
child OF laao about Ave lcaf. Old, has been tfoub-
led with worms thOu' sin months bach Ne could got
nothing relieve until came across Do 81 lauv's
Vemifuge, Of which We gave tut small quantity
The result, houesef, was cSiaofdiniiy. The child
passed over 300 ~orus.
Mr.. LENT, Williomsbursh, Long Island.
RS. pr. M'Lane's Celebrated Neuni flse sud he
Pills, be ahaaed az auy OF the espeo,abie Doug
Stores ia Wis cay.
"a Purchaser. Will please be careful Go ak for, and
take none but DR.. MLane's Nermifuge. Al
Others aio comparausoly wonhlo~. l22w
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was very far to tho north of the spot where
franklin persisted.
BosroN, Dec. 10.
The books Of the Vt. Central Railroad are
now open, and stock will be called n, the
board tomorrow. The over issued stoca.
although not repudiated BY the corpora tion.
will not be transferred until there shall be
legislative or judicial authority.
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Al meeting n he shar uhoders H. Poiham's thr .
'ih tntftpfza, held on he 9Th Of July, the follow
i've fesoiu ton adopted
50 hesulNfd-Ihat 20 sUon rs 70 l. a-refiained tAnt
$4,000 Of GIT Tickets Issued b. Mr.. Pefhan In
ne lhid inittptige are sold, tho COMMITTEE shall
call the sh1rchuidefs together tae rO-t venient
% tee. of the hfp sr ni iusttncing said committee
10 regard 10 The maunef Of dispo.ing Il the if prop
efty.
Having leafned from Mf rofhlm thui Go 00l Of snid
Ticket. were Old, aud that ufl 1fohlbiii'y the re-
manning 10000 culltd Tot hv the above resalntinn.
wouii bee sold hy the ds.i OF January nsa, We have
determined o. nrcurdtnce With the above npinion To-
elli q MASS MEETING OF rms sM9REHOLD.
fhSi ~ suur plter 10 bee hefeaitef numed, on the
I'm Of January 1850, foi tn pnipase designated by
uis tesoiution. ROBERT sc Afrb. JR.,
LArHRpP,
g. 5. ADAMS, -
OfTlOOOO0 Tickets only nj ! each triR
be sotd,--edch ticket ioW admit iour persons.
all at once, or portions al different lines. 10
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Terms and Premiums.


rlre.s tll4. t.it Easics tuuc Arar)
tiarsnu4s's N--a1ins ts.A u,uutls
Lfnlpu Qtlf So nctt.v taus year
El-f.ur-H k.fttS lpHe yrar.f
ti,ifuI0 : 1850 Nasastue l.iN Ironfls)
ltas..a.u-tnf Netlra Zone tcatl
t.u-c.utee HfcWiuu ,ulinrs caaani in ~ case. De
iuraish,a. cs.crt iul Gle lo.etsu Qiluallt Rcsiew
H f.t ni PHeIulmeni Therefore, who're that work
81 aut alHur "a uad. su'fsCfilrts will pi'as ufdef
affy .iNtnt WEEKS iYr lffltutuui- ihrte are voi
lsa.ls o. aI.l-l fHaf mas Hr rufftird.
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NH WNNlH Nf
liadway's Ready Relief.

o. ha. saen u.e Hs huadtai. OF thnu.,nis iafaueI-
ar he tHded states sr oF 'u.iHut ea.o io 30 trou
One Hrrfic.fion ek'efstliy or re afnHs ttten ir-
fafnaIIf el tnsa4iIg ifee tia 4uifsfrf nn fa nsf
so.tnt an4 Terrible plias. aHi re-tir- ihe ar.t zee.
Die flt Hfosfrtifd iriHo t' slfrfr % on tfgHf
No psr.ur his ever H-rd knisHtf. Rrtts Relief
nh Huf arrrin- -nfHs tr.Hial hrnctffu Ia-sf.n ORE
feen ininu. e- ftef %. u-r.
ist iI.asa who afe nHs s fiHfIns nut .rvffc paine
sisoita uial. iof a tncea miaa'e. tnes wiu e.iay
si-r aUf aHa. 'o-i.
Roadway. Rc.dy Gali.f uatths 6t.taai f. ,l. oaf,
lc1 eds s,ef dseatrfea h4f W % -'oH ta me.t four
cog aIfs inu fa sscrHit, a0f foo ihe st.tul i.o.a
theunlf.c, NcurIif.r Nfffnts. bob hIataa.Ie .II..
o-'rts Do iew .H1f. Or $500 cifc aui ffai.et uls
s.sfe.l l-4tast 90 il1n atactsOf
Cho'ea. Pntpmoni1,
Dia1hoea, Dysenteg Cholera No bus,
Bilious Chofc bfum-n. Fer,r & .}gae.
dau''to, aimliaa, aef'i. e. au'i '4sHslic .l eeau-
Thor T.. REMEDIES 500 medical a..ro.eiis. OF
ihr present eearaY Tie, 5000 rfa'Hel ai a4 cu-
sa protect ihe human s,-'ru assnst .cta.-s OF 500
$500 leks. thc d..ns rae HIel fo lr akrn af.
snal A. iiors Of Eetili- tthei 'ata.i-e a i9a-
DO MAS CUltu
q allfati.ia ia ftur Hlaf.
N.url'-i a. p1r Son
tfDup fn eH ffautt..
utanhrca iu 90 rea niHults.
lpHh-acae 900 nuc enc nd.
HH4sm in Nto riultHt.
siea nsal-aear in @ tnan Hilsi...
rAii ffror iHtvH miau 10.
Chlnilfas 90 iss nautti.
sore iNiuat fn iuuf iaiuutrs.
h1eurt iu 0u- hHnr.
sffNA Al COMPLAINTS 500 JoInts- r.t., n,ai-.
o., NauitI.. Frost .fes. thIrrt NuIhn- Nt.eHfri.
le na'oistus anf loihff CaIuI i4Hfs wHa-a ih rr
are scsc pains, KAuWAA SRAAuN NtlItr wUl
Foe saio hg COLLINS a riENrE. Ntat.eher Nt.
7ad By Diass's'' set'tiiJ 'ealy
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STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

Nf@A Our Stage Lines will con-
meet with the Trains of the Cen.
trail and Alexandia Railroads a. follows viz:
Passengers by the Mail Line win leave Staunton
Immediately after dinner, and arrive at Cloyeydale
same day from Richmond; leave next morning at
daylight breakfast At Bath Alum and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs by 81 Pm. gO
And by an arrangement with MesGs ]. L. Heiskell
Y Go . Line, passengers can spend the night at
Staunton, leaving at A. d. daily tSunday exc epted
arrive at the Hot Springs before night; leave next
morning at 8, and arrive at White Sulphur SpripRs
at an early hour in the evening.
RETURN sCHEDUULE.
Passengers by the Mail Line viii leave White Sul.
phur at daylight, dine at Warm SPRING. sup at Clio.
verdale, and arrive at Staunton by 81 A. M in time
to connect with the trains of the Central and Alex.
andria Railroads, and reach Richmond in time for
dinner I'd day. sE & go =,
=, PASSENGER, by the Accommodation Line. leave the
White Sulphur after breakfast, spend the n.eht at
the Hot Springs, leaving after daylight; arrive at
Staunlon st an early hour same evening connecting
with the Central train, leaving daily At 6AM
Passengers for Lexington, Natural Bridge Bucha-
nan and Fincastle, win be taken through same day
to breakfast I'd day, by 8 A. M.
Parties desiring extra Coaches, can charter the
aame at Staunton or White Sulphur SPRINGS from
either Company, to travel az they asay desire.
~ Il VIM. p. PARISH x co.
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rAREG
STAGE LINE.

Our Stage Lines will connect with each of the
Trains of the Central Railroad, a. follows, viz
Passengers from the Express Train win leave
Staunton Immediately after dinner, say at O'CLOCK
?. M. and arrive at Cloverdale by dark, same day.
from Richmond. Leave next morning at daylight
and arrive at White Sulphur by 81 PM, ~
Passengers by the Accommodation Train will leave
Staunton at s O'Clock, A. NJ, arrive at the Warm
Springs at 2 NJ Leave next morning after day
N. B. T1isay1ongementp proposes strictly and liter
ally altogether Daylight 1rasel-and pledge our
selves to ensuyeto Passengers the comforts hey haze
right tocalculateon
Returning our Lines will leave White Sulphur at
II A M. Passengers desiring expedition will reach
Staunton next day in time to get to Richmond by 8
P. M, being less than day and half. Those de-
string comfort win arrive At Warm Springs at P.
NJ, rest all night leave next day at 81 A. M and ar.
rive in Staunton p M. ready for the Morning Train
for Richmond, Alexandra or Baltimore
Passengers for L E KING TON, NATURAL
BRIDGE, BUCHANAN and F1NCASTLE will be
taken through the same day from Richmond by the
Express Line Those for LEXINGTON by dark.
Passengers for ROCKBRIDGE ALUM arrive to
breakfast End day.
Passengers who get Through TicketsJmay stop at
any point, or change from one Line to the other.
Those desiring Extra Stages can charter them at
Stanton. VIM. p. PARISH & co.
June 21st 1854. lie "a
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.sEA PINEY POINT LINE nc

E.skA PINEY POINT LINE TO
iGlszz.BALTIMORE-ON MONDAY OF
EACH WEEK--FARE "a ONLY.-The public are
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA.
RYLAND, Capt CHARLES E. MITCHELL, having
been entirely retted enlarged and improv ed In eve
ryrespect, Is now on tho route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and ecoupmical line
will leave Richmond by the morning traih on MON
DAY of each week. at CT O'Clock, A. M, and reach
Baltimore in the courte of the night, thus securing
aconnection with the different lines of Baltimore
the following morning, in any direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore ON the
afternoon Of "WEDNESDAY, of each week. at 5
o'clock and arIive At Aquia Greek always In time
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company,
Fare in either direction 81 Forward Cabin passen.
gers the same price, but with meals board of the
Maryland included. 49, 9 = : :,
Fare for FIRST class passe myers between Baltimore
and Philsdelphia, by the Newcastle and Frenchtown
line, ~ so. For second class do. 81 50-making the
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by this
agreeable line, $6 so emily for first class
and so for second class ditto including meals Tor
the latter on board of the Maryland"
For further particulars through ticketa apply at
the office Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc.
tomac Railroad Company. y
]. b. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Once r. r. and P. r. r. Co.. -.
Richmond, March 6, 1854. ma
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E.fs:sast are running daily line Of Stages
from the terminus of tho Soufbside Railroad 10
Lynchburg: continuing ON by the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad, and our Stage Line to the Sweet
Red Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $3.50, between Richmond and the
dule: 80
Leave Richmond daily, (except Sundays) via the
0anvile Railroad, to the Junction Of the Southside
Road over that road to ts terminus and Coaches
to Lynchburg by 81 p. M. Leave Lynchburg 1t p
~, via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, 70 the
divergng point of our line, at Bonsack reach Fin.
castle by dark leave Fircsstle at daylight next day
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Syringe to
p. NJ 7tl4e-e-
Richmond and Danville passengers are informed,
that on and after the 9Th day of july we LAGOON.
modate them in splendid horse coaohes. Speed In.
creased and fare reduced, unknown In the late his.
tory OF the service, between the terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danville Leave Richmond
at 63 A. M, and arrive at Danvil1e same night
Fare from present terminus to Danviis. $500
Do. do. do. to Halifax H. $50
And to be reduced from time to time, az circum-
stances may require.
~ Our 4 gent, Mr.. j. "a. SHOOK, NAV be found
at the Commission House of Mesgs Brown Shook,
two squares below the Exchange Hotel Franhlin ST.
fe Z-tg PARISH. HARTMAN h co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-15
PRINCE WARD LAND FOR

CnLEs.-"c oueI Iof sale q beautiful and degi
rabls FARM, lying in Prince Edward county on the
water. OF Mountain Creek (Which is a tributary of
BUSH RIVER, containing by recent survey $50 acres
Tne above Land has about 400 cleared-l5O of creek
ana branch HAT, the balance all timbered pine oak
ana the usual forest GROWTH comfortable and COM
modous Dwelling. House, with four rooms below and
tWo ABOVE stairs Tobacco Barns Negro houses and
M necessary out houses; excellent garden and or
coard; with most excellent water, the springs dis
persed over the tract at convenient points 1t M con
aefed 90 healthy any place in Virginia and In the
midst OF pleasant and intelligent society; of easy
access to market, the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road running through the land
The subscriber would sell the Land together, or
divide to suit purchasers, 1t being suciency for
two comfortable settlemeuts There 10 at present a
good prospect for $50 500 barrels of corr and n or
rs hogsheads Of tobacco. The lands are remarkable
we'll adapted - the growth of tobacco and wheat
The plantation h well stocked with horses mules
hogs, sheep. cows. &c, which would be sold If de-
sired on reasonable terms.
For further particulars or information sppy on the
premises % the present manager Mr.. P. Fowler or
70 IHos e. HAsHENs, Esq. who Is authorized TO dis
pose OF the land. He lives adjoining the land. and
WI take pleasure in showing the land and bounda
Iies. fossesGon given in time to seed a cron of
wheat- The plantation is near enough to the No
merlin Depot to make four trips per day with conye
Address the subscrbers-
SAMUEL r. Mc0EHEE.
keysyille, Charlotte;
WIN g. DANIEL,
"a lz--Q0 Cherlotfe n