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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Editors INTEL genecr: You will please announce SIr
JAM KS VENNUM, our present efficient Superintendent
OF the Water Works, candidate for reelection, and
obi=e jan9 MANY FRIENDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Mrssrs, Eds Please announce tlIat Mr. JAMES NJ
LURE will be suppo ted tor the office weignastrr.
janI3' THE CITIZENS OF WHEELING.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Mr.. Editor. Please announce JOHN GILCHRIST as
ianIo - >'''''' MANY n rIzENs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Mr.. Editor: You will please announce that SMITH
noSALD will be supported for the Office OF City Sergea
by de2Itd MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

respeetnllysoctt the support orthe OF the Gil
Of Wheeling Tor reelection az City Weigher.
ianIIs Hg# n, 81. JAMESON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Editors InteIligcncer Please announce wM. c. HALL
candidate for election III the Office or Clerk Of III
janI4' MANY FRIENDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Rditors Intelligeneer: Please announce our present
Mayor, $. BRADY, as candidate FOR The MayOralty. lo
the ensuing ear His fitness and suitability have won fol
him the estesm and will ensure the support Of
iau6 FIVE WARDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Eds. Intelligeneer: Please announce that JOHN L
NEWLY, the present Alderman OF tue Fourth ward, is
jSni4 FOURTH WARD
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Messrs. Editors; Please announce 4 ALEXANDER Nc
COURTNEY candidate Alderman III the 18th ware
Mr.. McGourtney is old respected citizen OF thu
city. aud will be eheeriully supported by
innI1 THE PEOPLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Mr.. Editor: Please announce K. w. HARDING as
candidate reelection Office OF City Treasurer
jan6 MANY VOTERS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted TO Wheeler & Lokin, by book
n account Otherwise a.e hereby notified that pay
must be made to forthwith they having assigned
the 10 ME Tor the benefit OF their creditors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

Collector OF Wafer Rents
Mr.. Editor: JAMES NJ. BULGER will he SupnortI
for Collector OF Water Rents, the ensuing charter ee
lion by dc27. MANY CT TEENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

The Trustees have declared dividend of Thirty.
Five per the earned Premiums Of he past
payable Scrip, and offer the second Monday in
May next. I-rs
on certificates 1851 and 1882 ut the raeof
per annun and after Monday the 9th Of May next, and
that tile outstanding certificates profits the year
and OF the outstanding certificates for the
year 1852 pad to the holders thereof, their legal
personalities, aud after the 10Th day of August next
he certificates be aud cancelled 10 The extent
o payment. ... I'll r.r. ...tF
. By order of the Board, 'H
W. v. HUTCHINs, Secretary.
. New York, April e5th, 1853. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-21

- For Whit WInNtCr.
Editors lntegencer You requested to announc
DANIEL MURRAY as candidate Gnr wharf master, a
the ensuing charter election, and obse
jane MANY VOTERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
a., AhDsN sEEDs, wARRAf
" WHOLESALE AND RITA

r
A.pdrdpu.-White Giant
ArncAoke-Large 8iobe.
Belns-LareeL Lima; Email do,
Red Oranberry;sc Scarlet Runnsrs
Broad Windsor.
Snap Bsda-Karly yellow
IA; do Valentine do; Hail Neon.
R.nusee. 1000 10 on,. n, o.
berry.
Bsef-r.riv piooa r,n,,
Rooted; do yellow do do. Lans
NiooS. wh,,s s,,..ay-ont
Surnr. Manvr, wn,,,s ~
~6roooX-puynis C,n.. WAL.
Cape.
thbbao-E.,,x y,,..
y tofk, LArFt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

rENTRAL MARLBOROUGH srx rNT0N-
y Chespesl, tnost Confortablo and kxpeiftIous Arrsns..
me., ever made fes Travelling 10 he sesersi yirstaia spdsc,
L~xisgton, &C.
Ihs oe@p.ny are provided Nth : Arss additional supply Of
nev Engtnes and Passengers Oars, have bot one ehAnrs Oh bag.
pxs neu Oars to Stages on the whole route, and present ,hs oIty
line reasfng hrosoA seren Hnses % sersk.
The cars pass over The top Of the mountain n Roeiash Gan
shsre a. various poinn In hs.ssnt scenery 10 presented to The
Commencing With the aoth day Of july, an Gxpres, Man rr.I,
viii be run daily between Richmond and btAunton. L.ay. Rish.
mond At ESQ A. NJ, and arrive At stanton al 90 p. m.
BY this line passenger may leave Petsrsbarr and kIcbuopd I'm
At go p. u.
Leave etAunton Ate 4. n and arrive in Riehuond a. 80 p N.
Returning from the spring., passengers will make eonnetious
VIA the Orange and Ale1andna train going Northward, and win
the Petersburg train going South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

Apple; Nutmeg,
Hdf~r Asion-He.., NJ,
NdSfurffI1,
4hsfdrd- BLACK and Whit.
Onfon-siivsr shin; Whit.
rortnsa yellow and Red.
Peds-Extra Early, rariv
na.hinston;do Frame; do Ch,ri.
sen; Dwarf blue P~rusnap: do
h,lroufat; Bishop Duarfproline
arsnfp-LonE smooth
i'ursiey-Curisd.
Large Bell. mr. puu
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
is mpkfn-LarEe yellow
RAubdrb- Victoria.
Raddish-LonE scsrl.t sho,,
Top; scarlet TurnIp: white 40.
yellow do; Long s.inon; Blssi
Plant. o''es
Spfndo-Round leaved.
Ytish-Early Bush; Bsii.
7bn,dfo-LArge Red: 40 Y,,-
low; Egg. "
nrsip-rsriy yi., Dutch; do
hsd Top; Large White Norfols.
h,.e aloee; RutA BaEs; Daie's
Asrbs-Anniss; oarro~sy:
snyme; Coriander; Layend,r.
suset BASH; Rosemary; SAGE;
rum; Bene.
A.. WIN. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

LADD & co., DIR UGGISTs
DE 4 ss n Nj, R1,S S1s, OILS S- prEs SiNPSw Glass: &c.
fhFFER for sale = large stock, embracing the following In part.
, At low prices, for cash, or on the usu,icredIt to pLneiuaieus.
8 HID, Prime Madder
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
500 Seg, super csIo soda
90 De Burning PiuId
100 D0ten Durkse's Yesst Powders
800 Kss, White Lead. Dry and In OIL
100 Calls Lamp Oil
300 Lbs Extract Logwood
800 Do Nutnegs
80 Barrels Tanner, OIL
800 Reg, White Zinc Paint
2. Barrel. veni,i.n Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do Ssrni,ae,
500 Baskets Sweet OIL
1000 Boxes Window Glass, French and American
10 Cases Refined BoraI
rs Do Cooper's Isnglss
1000 Lbs Paris Green, dry and In OIL
500 onnee, sulphsie oulnine
Sands. and other sar,sparillai HcIane'. vermifuse, and All OH.
er popular Patent Medicines. The whole stock being very large
and well suited TO the wants OF the trade Of Virginia, North Caro-
NIB. Particular attention to packing and shipping. fsq4
FLUID ENTR ACT OF CISsAM-
For the cure Of Chronic diseases OF the Urinary Passages, CAicu-
ious Affections, Lsueorrhea: nIopsy, Jaundiee, Chronic infsuma-
r.taoiity OF that organ, and correcting the di,p' stiOn to profuse
mucous secretion, when the urine 4. mucous and puruient, and can
scarce be yoided without pain, and especially in discharges from
urine.
Its efficacy a. e., the Psreirs,) In certain naladies OF the urina.
~ organs induces Us to aserbe an almost specific innuenc, TO thI,
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion. II was originally
introduced into medicine as = lithontrip,c, We now employ Il al.
orsne. gonorThe,, ieucorhes and chronic innammaioa Of the
bladder In the latter % those diseases, Sir b. Brodie, Lon Med.
surgeon, that, ha. great influence over the disease which i,
nov under consideration, le,,ening very materially the secretion
H.. 4 ISsA@msiiios a. sad ir r i,ssni sV Of ne sIe siss s,r' and diminishing
JoNhTHAs PERRiRA, N. d., r. r. 8
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

TAG AMRANGEMENTS.-our Stage Line, viii
- c meet daily With the Trains Of the Central and Alexandria
Railroads As fol- VI, Wis:
Passengers by the Mail line will leave Stanton Immediately A..
ter dinner, and arrive at Ctoverdale same day from Rehmoni.-
Leave next morning At daylight. breakfast at Bath Alnm, and ar
rive at the White Sulphur Springs by 6k p. VI.
AMI by an arr Augment " tn Mestrs. J. L. Heiskrll 4 Co.'S llne,
passengers can spend the night at stsunton, lie .vins At A. NJ.
daily, Sundays rreeptedJ arrive at the Hot Spring, before night.
leave next morning at 8, and arrive at White sulphur Springs At
an early hour In the evening.
RETURN scHEi ULE:
Passengers by the Nal line will leave White euiphur at day
lsht-dine At Warm Springs sup at Cloverd.le. and arrive at
stAunion BY eS A. N. In time To connect Nth the trains Of the
Central and Alex ndria Railroads, and reaching Richmond in time
for dinner second day
Passengers by Acc mmodation line leave the white Sulphur n
ter b eAkfsst, spend the night at the Ho: Springs, leaving amer
d-ylght-ar'i'e at stanton At an early hour same evening, con.
neetinE with the Central Train, leaving daily at GA II.
Passsun rs for Lexington, Natural Bridge, buchanan and Fin.
cast e, will be taken through same day n IN Richmond, aud those
or Roekbridge Alum Springs to breakfast second day S A. ".
Parties desih & extra Cosches can charter the ssme at staun.
ton or white su pLur springs, from either Company, to travel a.
hey may desire.
iy29-dtf wM p PARRISH a m
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SUPPLY

hSONb oOEEb1
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
WALESTlNE, CniNsHAW 81 CO., have this day received
v by the STEAMERS Roanoke and JAmestoWn, q large addition
70 their stock Of the newest Iiyles Of recently imported Good for
Ladies', Gsntl.men, aisses', Boys and ssrvants' rear, which have
been purchases In New York At the lowest cdsh pricsI, and will be
sold At a snail advance for cash, or punctual customers; they are
Rich Iirocade, Plaid and Htriped Silks
Black Figured snd Plain eflkI-all prices
Plaid and striped Hernanni and GrenAdine
Plain aud Figured bareRes and Barge De Laines
burer. french Printed Jseonets and Organizes
french, English and American Lawns and CalIcoes
Embroidered Muslns; Plaid and Striped do
Embroidered Robes and Briliantes, White and Cold
Plain CbAlys, ChAlly Bareges and De Bege
Ginshsmi, all qualities, and Furniture prints
Habit and Furniture Dimity, and Bonnet Cord
ChemiEette', Collars, Sleeves aud Handkerchief
Hieh and Medium bonnet, Cap and Neck Riband
Ladies, Genilemen's, Boys, Misses and Chidren's Silk
Thread. and Cotton Hose and Half Hose
BonhaIlne, Alpaca, Canton Cloth, and other Mournipr Good,
50 and ~iOi1able Diaper and Damask
Table Cloths, Napkins, Doyiies and Diapers, all prices
irish Linens, Linen Cambria and Renting
Ladies' Gentlemeu's, Boys Misses and Children's Gloves
yaeohet, Cambria, Plain and Checked S1isS Muslin
Cloths, CaSsIneres, Csshmerettsn and TSseds
Blk, Satin, valencia and Marsetlles yestings
white and Fancy, COlorrd, Plain and Yigured Drnings
Bed Tickings, Plaid Domestic and Cottenades.
n handsome variety OF Goods for boys wear, heavy tanners
Linen and Dfillngs, Burlaps, and syery variety Of Cotton and
Linen Goods, for servants Clothes, Bleached and Brown 81 setiAgs
shiriing', and Cotton oInsburgs, &c.
VALENTINE, oRENsHAw 4 CO.,
No. 90, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
Apls Near Capitol BJuAre.
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$40, 900 ISSHMEE %5LS Sh ssn II S.E AnG

}. d. GOODMAN will commence from this date, to close out hi,
eniire stock OF Ready Made Clothing, now In store, At greatly re
dueed prices, Ter cash onlyO for the pu rpose to open lin septen.
eer) With a large stock OF FAN Goods, Tor wholesale trade. iSier.
ehAn's throughout the State will ar this In mird1 One and all
.e respectfully solicited to call and examine my stock; It never
vas more varied; never was Goods better made up. Ny stock 10
complete, comprising every article OF Gentlemen's Wearing Ap-
parel, (an Of the very latest styles) A greater opportunity for
the greatest bargains has never before been ocertd In Richmond.
The Goods will be sold. J. D. GOODMAN,
No. iSI Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-Clothing In suits, for house a. well a. out servants. The
stock !: large. Those In want can save money, By this great op-
portunity. Call and nee.
myl0 Ina
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Taysasygs wAssAsves uAssss avs,a-U,
Ssa sssy y ,.;Sssis:SSfsseEt';.sf ssD.. : .srl s..s =. !:
sno.t I'D u ssy . ssasrs,y Lns.s.,h, here ar, Ssii.s e.f.
With them; The following comprise q part Of cur assOrtnss, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
DACKEr BOAT PLorGHnoY. FOR

UOAChET BOAT P~LOTGHBOS, FOR -.
II NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @FssnnT1
DAY LlSE--The Subscribers will commence SS.&-~@
running their new boat PLouGHEoY, Capt. 70. T. Crouch, be.
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON, on the aerd inst, Tu-,da,
next Grrst inducements fer ease and com ort are hereby offered
10 the travelling public; all night travel rel 4 avoided, and pas
iengsrs taking or leaving the toAt At all places In the day time.
Leave RICHMOND, Al 9 A NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
sasard.ys arriving IN Ns~ Canton at p NJ, Of the sane day.
day.
fARE the sane as that heretofore charged BY the line Of Me,u,
Boys, Edmond 4 Davenport.
once on 'th street, opposite hyers' Warehouse.
my90 CROUCH 4 HOOPER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

4 AlIfAN CUT hERR[NGS-ln store, for sale By
Ii Ielo Z. H. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSIIIP.-The Iub.cri.
~ bers have ihiI day entered into co.pArtnerihip. TO conduct
the Merchant Tailoring Rasinea, ~ the old stand CT WIN. l. Smith,
opposite The Pos, once. We return our thank, to the public for
past faVors, and hope by attention and prcmptne,t to merit q con.
tinaanre Of the patronage for the arm so literally Neretofore)e I
tended to each Of u, Individually. We have on hand q well Sc
ieeted stock OF goods, consisting OF the usual variety, which We
request our patrons to call and examine.
nyl6 sANuEI' q. Bi,Rc8.
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HsBH1sRa6RHeAR

~RRAT NOHrHERN MAIL or
IN FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PH~TLADdLPRLA:-on
Ana amer Monday, the 18th instant. through tickcu to baltimore
and Philadelphia can be obtained Of this Company, over their
route, via washington, on the following terms, viz;
To nAlttmofe,
To Philkhelphih, .....
vAleh seouTe 20 the passenger . transit for self and baggage,
through the cities Of Washington and Baltimore, free OF any extra
eh.rre whatever; and ~ ave daily lines are run between Phia.
dsipSiA and New York, at rates varying from ~ to IS, for each
arrt class passenger, and proporionAttS for second class passen-
gers, the public can nov be NJ no ioss for . cheap and comfortable
Trip 70 New York.
WsshinEton and Baltimore, without detrinent 70 any privileges
conferred BY them hoin,
Vp,ssnond Ango.ti 10 lsss. Auls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

WpLAUk C.tAPE sILARDs AND LACE POiNTs.-in store
Hp slarEe ,toef Of Black Grape ehsvls, Biset Lace Points and
searh; also, very rich 80 and 50 Black tik Lace, for Matthias
a. Very low prices. WARREN 4 PERK1Ns,
tn0 No. III Eagle Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

AkSAaAaua
Bkr-Lons Bleed, hansi,
MuI,,si. french Sugar. raIl
B~iAss-LArEs windsor. Rec
Bpsekled vAienuns, chlnl
white. b. weeks, Lima. Caro-
Baoocor-Parpis oaps, Ger
man, Scotch kAie.
OARsAaR-Early York. Larr,
York, or Heart, Early Bursl
Loaf. karly B~atterssa, Drum,
head do, savoy, Green Curiet
savoy. Plat Dutch, He'd Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cAaAor-Loog Orange, Eariy
Horn, AitrinEhAm.
CArlirLowsR-Early and late,
cnnr-whits and Red, b.
lid.
Cnns-Curled.
Plant.
Zoo PtArr-Purpis.
EnpIvH aud Lax
LrczRsr Bxkp
No seed, except those rseeiy
Kept Tor sale In our sstAbiiAhme,
All ordeIs for Trees, shrubhs.
dreth and J. B. B%inton. I'm with
attended 70. PEYT(
10. Agent
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CyrsSs SseA.sSssr assssAs~~<s%<s-4A
R.sssssssss vsyfs5ssyA, Captain p.ya va. ..~ ~
.sr clTT ~ SsB.. c. SsI : SSsessi.
onsof thsse splendid steamers will leave kiehmond Tor fhna.
dsiPhla every "Wednesday. at high water. teeehins Al city Point
and Norfolk to receive height and pa,sssEers; Returning. leave
sni.delphia every wednssday, atlo oelcss, An arriving ~
charge their cargo.
THESE splendid steamers have been built expressly for this line.
and svsry ensrtion has been made 20 eens!ns ,,renrh and speed.
nrstrate tables, and every attention 10 paid By our ancommoda-
ting Capitals to the comfort Of pasenEers and the prsteeuen Of
eoods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through TO New York, and found ................es 90
Passage to Philadelphia, and found, Ust cabin .......... Q 90
Dc do rot found, lnd eabiol ...-...-S %
PassengNrs for New York would consult their Interest By taking
TIL. route. for Independent Of being the cheapest and sAfsst. ills
Tosaeeonists shipplns to Pitsb1rs can Be- seeonmedAtsd b.
through With dispatch.
avis a.E rurrlr. Aren't, on the peel.
NEW
RIN M SUNhER ARRANGEMENT.
EOR NEW YORK via NOtfOLA-
HIN EVERY TUESDAY AND sArURpAr-U. .. lin
STEAMSHIP RoAN9hk C.ss,ia Sf83N
"Scc fovk" In future every Saturday morning At ochek. Re-
turning she viii leave Ns- York for Richmond every wednesday
The JAMESTOWN, Captain 4. cAvSpr, unilsars "RiaA'nord"
TOR "Sse iork" a. heretofore, every ru.sdAy ansrnoon att
o'clock. Returning. shc will leave New York for Riehmosd every
saturday afternoon at oelock-
These stssmss stop = few hour at NORFOLK. both roins and
Passage 70 New York. including meal, and ,,ase-roou accom-
moasuons, ooU
P.ssnssrs taxing these ship for NOrtSii are charged III, SAN. ~
mhsi-1 LupLAM 4 WATSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
HOOK HINDERY

BOOK HINDERY
AID
BLANK BOOK N~ANUFACT0RY.
AhRS WOODHOisH, uate NASH A wonpHOusHD has At.
- tsehed to hi, Book, Stationery and Piano FORTE Establish.
BLHDER BLARR nook X~AHUFAOToRYI
And employing good rorkuen, he 10 prepared 70 manufacture, In
: iupsfor manner, all hind. Of BLANK booKg rsq.iIsd By hsr.
ehsnu, Bsnts, Insurance onoss, factories, Railroad Companiss,
Olerts OF Quarts, te; aud 70 bInd Periodicals, BOOKS, Blanks, NJ.
ole. 10, Al Of tahfcA toU be executed al redsoNabts rats.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
In October tM, line viii be extended to sro,,.vnie.
i've BOYD HDMoSD a DlyrSpOpT


- PASSAGE TO OLD POINT, PORTSH~sh
AOLIH AND NORFOLk.-1h he steamboat CUR.A&A
lis PFCK, Captain John Davis, havIr 3 undergone a complete
oVerhautuE, will on SATURDAY next, the 18th insiar &, commrnc,
her regular run on the river between this ard the above place.
leaving the wharf at Rockets, every Saturday, Tuesday and
Thursday nornins,., aS O'Clock A. NJ, tPrrci'ely) tOuchings 81
all the regular lNndlnrs going and returning.
Passage TO Old FONT. Portsmouth and Norfolk, ~, Meal, so cts.
each.
lel6 r O. HAsETSs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

>HG HIRGiS M AND JESSE Rail.
are nov running .lins Of stage, on Mondays. Wednesday,. and
Fridays, and In q few days they will put on . daily line IRON New.
bern Depot on the virginia and Tennessee Railroad, to Gues o..
House and Es RED SHipsnr SpriH9S
soHEDULE-LsAve Lynehburg via Virginia and Tsnnessee
RdIrodd At ! A NJ, and reach the Red Sulphur Springs At I. NJ.
the same day.
Fare nom lJnchburg to Gle. Court House. -. .........stb so
Do do do Red Sulphur -. 8 90
Tickets rey he procured a, Lynehburg depot.
July 18th, 1854 PLAGG, CALDWELL 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01

VIRGINIA TENNESsEE RAILROAD
" BUCHANAN. NATURAL BRIDGE, LEILSG Ton
R~oChBRIDGE ALUN &-Pa are Informed
that the undersigned SNOW running daily line OF splendid Four
lior.s stage, frou Buford'' Depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad to the above named places.
scHtDuLE- Leave Lynehturg via the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad at< p. NJ, and arrive at Buchanan At nom 5 to9 o'clock
the same evening. Leave Buchanan next morning, breakfast,
aud stop ~ hours At the ". tunii Bridge, and reach the Rock
bridge Alum Sp ings In time for dinner.
Fare from Lynehburg to Blu hansn ~ 20
20 90 10 natural Bridge. 3 %
Do do do Lexington. ............ ....... s rs
Do do do Rockbrtdge Alum 4 rs
Ticket, may be procured at the ~LynehbueT Depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-01
NEW ADVANCEMENT. "
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO vIRGI
MA SPRINGS.

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
NINETEEN MILES LESS STAGING THAN BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
The following sIrsnsemen, has been entered into between the
l. Richmond aud Danvine, the Southside, and the virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, for conveying passengers from Richmond to
Lynehturg, and 10 the Sweet and White Sulphur Spring.:
Leave the Rehmond Depot OF the Richmond aud Danvills Rail.
road daily, (s.ndAys eaeeptrdJ at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at Lynehburg, by the Richmond and Dsnyius, and the southside
Railroads, At s o'clock, p. M.-stasingf from the present terminus
OF the southside Railroad to Lynchburg, IL uiles-dine at lynch
burg, and at n. N. take the virsinia and Tennessee Railroad, and
arrive At salsn Al ! p. A-sleep at Salem, and leave the next
morning 40 Mn stages; dine At the Asuntain House, and
arrive at the Sweet Springs at& o'clock p. NJ, and At the white
sulphur ats Z. the same ever inx-s,asins from Salem TO sweet
Spring. ~ miles, and thence to the white sulphur II miles, making
only 81 miles.
FARE
From Richmond or Peterseurg to ~Lynchburg. ......."....tt 80
oS.eet springs. .:............;.... ~
BY order: R. K HGGHsoN, rsiri Agent
Ticket, from Richmond to be procured a, the once Of the Rich
uond and Danvlle Depot only.
N. b In = few days the scuth,ide Railroad viii be completed to
the james River Canal, At = point about 9 miles below u neheurg,
nom Viii b traveller, vu be taken in a packet boat to Lynch
burg, arriving As before; and after that day. there will be only Oh
miles o staging to the White suiphur-beins 50 miles l's than by
any other route.
sulI X I. II.