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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-18

According to De Bows Review, the total population
OF the Island OF Cuba is 1000, 900, vz-white sol ess
free colored, lie. 64T; slaves, SSO,4e9.
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RUNNING WITH THE acknowledgement Wilkcrson OF
Saturday reported Marion Francisco, boy for running
with of tho FIRE engines. The guardian OF tho young
ster fined 70.
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~ MOTHERS BHEAsT CL0THs.-The.e cloth, have
now attained an established reputation anodng the only per
feet protection against and preventive Of the msher A
Fiction, GlTHERED BRElsr
Mothers should bear 10 mind that valuable Cloths are no
intended TO cure the breast when rsn they are design,
ted 10 prevent this catastrophe which they certainly will
Mothers, therefore, who have the least apprehension OF
risen brea' should not wait I'LL they threatened send for
these cloths but should procure once and put them aside
70 meet any emergency.
husi directed they will very speedily d,pa,s ali inn.ms
ton ofe breast alay "nrsly a arising cold or Other
ea1se sni-r the brea, f Ani liable restore the
nee and unob'rueied nE NJ The milk which Invariably reeys
apd AVOIDS ihe possibility Ola DrH1ro Hsrisr.
Ntheu have assured that ty found inc
comfort IN weaving he cloths
The o ~ N milk 4 more dini-uit Irregular. "
No one hal ever found fault wish them
The contrary M
Value by linifeds who have used them
They are perfectly convenient leave no soils upon
hebrt, aud maybe applied removed at
With entire uyonience
~ remittance Of AGO. accompanied by ~ cents worth Of,
postage stamps Sl secure the prompt By mail OF
pair OF these cloths 90 any part Of the United States
They are for sale exclusively by
hDIE "a GRAY, Wholesale and Retain Agents.
sen lN han street, Richmond virginia.
I Pail directions for applying Cloths viii accompany
them. ~
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PIsED.-Mr. Edward Neidt was fined by Justice Farra
on Saturday for tho carccsness Of Owen McCarty boy
i'll his employment, who bad rolled a wheebsrrow
Of the pnblis sidewalks.
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CoSriSuED.-Mr. Lewis l.. Barnes was reported on Sa,
urday Tor permitting obstruction the shape OF oa
OF coal to remain in the street The witness beiu
present the case was continued until to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-18

SkrrLEp.-The postponed case OF John Vne free
negro charged with assaung white boy named Charles
Cook, was settled In Court Saturday by ccmpromsc
agreed by the parties. The negro then remsuded
To Jail to the charge Of remaining in the Common.
wealth contrary to law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-18

There were seventy-sI deaths by yellow fever at
Charleston, during the last week.
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PoRK AND Coax ~ lSpiAsA.-A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati, Gazette, writing from Peru Ind September
9th, saws:
The corn crop through this region Is better than the
average for years previous both the quantity per
acre aud the numb r Of cultivated. There are =
great number OF purchasers bargaining for II now, before
Is harvested They generally from the south part
OF the State, and from Kentucky. Some buying for
specuiato and some for fa,tng pork They purchase
tho hogs In tho southern counties Tor from 81 to 81 90
per 100 ibs and get the here from $40 S2s per
acre. according 10 the yield per acre. which Is estimated
from % to so bushels They drive the hogs here to
Iced them The persons engaged in this operation
generally not connected with the regular pork
business This latter class said to DO very silent
specting the pork business aud making any
trsctt influenced by ressons-6rs the great
OF old pork now in market; and secondly uncertainty
OF Obtaining money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-18

JusrcE FARRAR occupied the of the Mayor Sat
uriay that gentleman being detained homo ON account
Of the illness oi u member OF his family.
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RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER is, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

basiness unit Addressed to the Editors o.
the WAig" 49,
ThI,Is rule ,ng standing, ought will
in no departed from obuary notices eight
lines are charged for as advertisements.
~ ooumunIeatiOns be charged the advertise
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \

CIOTHING-CLOTHING
tONbFTNG Of Orer Goats, Orer Sacks Tdl1d Businers
~ ooa,s Of AZ kinds eoolsd Cos and Cia'ases, cut n all
TIE latest Prrisdn styles; MACK Fancy Cashmere Pants
Alec, all grades Pants for Negro wear together with Psrs Six
herno Cashmere, Yalenela and susnsdoWn Vests
pets OF GENTS PURNIsHNN GOODs-al
low for oaih Call At ia Main street.
'elG VIZ. IRA SMITH.
ENooTPRINTs or FAMOUS MEN-Yor sale By A. MORRIS
n 81 Main street.
The Italian Poets, translated English prose- By Leigh
HINT 81.
Our Sok. at Home; Life Manor House; By
Totiver-15c.
Footprints Of Famous msndesEnsd Indictments lneec-
tial Industry, by J. a. Edgar-G2c.
seila Ads, the Jewish Convertby W. 7. Highway T6c
The Essays Of Ella, by ChAs. LAmb, edon-tl.
The Goblin snob, imagined and Illustrated; by Henry
phcn', Go. seia
HtHOUND PBasTEf,-Por sale By
IN seii " IT, sKISEER, Gary street.
OvgaING5 LOAF UGAR-sO boxes landing and for sale
~ I tselD DAVENPORT, ALIEN 4 90.
AVAIL PHINTs AND Giv0H.Ms.-Ro have received ysn
n and Winter Prints and Ginsham,, &C.
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DAN RIVER ESTATE.

I'VE Subscribers will sell public auction the premises, on
THURSDAY the 9Th day OF October next that
bic Trae, Of Land belonging TO the estate o. Francis Williams
deceased lying the Of Dan River The
1876 acres some $40 Of which superior bottom land inferior
TO none on the waters Of the Dan.
About twelve tracIis
o. the finest quality the cultivation whcat
The balance Of the land 10 IN high state Of cultivation
The Cat land. thoroughly drained The wood land well
with choice White Oak, Pine and other building timber
Tire tract well supplied at all points with abundance
falling springs Of hcesione water reputed the
Ia this section OF country In addition tn these n
creek running through the anr which also affords condrae
portion Of nat land n very superior fertility
This tract Of land divided by Mr. Atkinson former
e Into three parts then supposed TO be Of
allotted some HUNDRED Of bottom
dant supply OF THIS land lies miles below liz
town OF Dsnye aud three miles above the Milton
Oa,We county North Carolina Aurer description
deemed unnecessary as purchasers viii examine the
gether with the improvements, before the sale.
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Wholesale TRADE.

bobhS, SlAllONth1 AND plANO FOtTES
hMES WOODHOUsE, date Nash woodhouse \ Rchmond
- Va offers extensive Of hooks STATIONERY
adapted TO the wants OF the trade In Virginia North
and elseNhere at prices low obtained In No.Tn
cities In connection with his Book
ware rooms appropriated the sale PORTEs with
an assortment As extensive be
OF the kind In the Union He has of over
thoeIand Piano Pories IN the States Virgins,
lima aud Tennessee all o which have
They warranted respect at manufa
turers prices. aud will Ice packed securely With
out Injury lie has also attached To his
BlNDERY and BLANK BOOK MASUfACTORY where All Mind,
Of Books. Periodicals. Blanks Music bound and BLANK
Books suitable Tor merehAn public Offices Aco
ries, &c, manufactured.
MAYos GUIDE TO MAGIsTRATRs-NcWe edition. w pub.
ishs Mayos Guide to Magistrates edition
forms for the discharge their duties Court appen
dix containing Forms for Bonds Notes
and adapted TO the Code o Virginia.
Persons distance unable visit Richmond have their
orders ~ faithfully executed personally PRESENT SEQ
SMlfiIRiEID BACON-2OOOO Of Pre,loEs curing su.
- geror article OF small size. bright and dry receiving sale
ser JAS. WINSTON.
HAL AND WINTER DRY GOODs.-ws have
II received aud oner for sale:
Superior Heavy Sleeps Gray saiinetts
Black Cadet and State MK'd Satinets
:. and Cd Extra fuild KereyA
q and - flsid Linseys
TWild and Dunle English Blankets
TEild and DuGle superior Domestic Blankets
Pine MackuAw Blankets
ScAret, Blue and brown blankets, or Owe
-, Oi, Ia and 1924 English Domestic bed Banketg
MI Wi;h will he sold
markets. wADswORTH, TUNER A co
sell-SW No. Is, 18th street
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uJALL AM WINTEU Dny a.,

NHATENT I'VE SHUOFEHs.-We Agents Tor
the sale Of the above article which simplicity ease az
loading and cappng rSpy Of dcharRnE correct
together with convenience In
cdenta discharge. is far superior To other
Colts Pistol
In durability, all Of which has been well by trials with
Colts made In various oNew England the pas three
months. SMITH A ROBERTS,
seq % Pearl street,
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CoRS ASp TOnACcO lIOGs.-There will Doubt
less be great ug oil ia the number of hogs f,t,cn.d
but many will IL" KILLED without being f4tene, and the
increase OF number this year former year. III in
measure make up the deficiency in weight. Our advces
from every part of the country that mast is very
abundant, and will be extensively used in fitt.nng
As 10 the prce of hogs understand that so net are
Freely offered in Fayetto and other counties 10 this
county ccuiract is reported have been made at
higher figure.
In regard TO the tobacco crop sub few extracts
Of letters written to gentlemen in this city. Il will be
seen that the accounts arc very unavorab The cores
2ondenis, however overlooked C. and that is that
the crop planted larger than IL has been in any pre-
cedug year 1t OF will decrease the deficiency TO
some extent Prices will rule hgh however the stocks
OF old tobacco very small:
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FRoM A TRAVELLER.

- DOWLING HkLLN, Sept. Z.
The crop south Of ths place is think, more indifer
ent and has suffered from drought than in any section
through which have passed, aud in the counties of
Logan, Todd, aud Christian there will be 80 large
crop there Was last year. II be- under suy ccnm
stances, moro than half average crop
RUssELLvILLE, Sept. 8.
have not been in Barren nor Warren counties this
season. but have those who have been there and
venture the assertion that there will be more than two
thirds OF last years of tobacco raised there this year
and in this county Todd, Christian, Montgomery the
counties below ia IN this State and in Tennessee there
will not be than half las; years crop. cannot fod
any in this section who puts down the average Weld
at more than 400 pounds to the acre. while many put
down a. low as 200 and In counties in the eastern
Districts 8cCracken Tor one, almost entire failure
There have been partial rains in some neighbour
hoods 10 the last day two but have had none that
will do any good snce the LIST OF July. We are literally
burned up IL will soon be impossible Tor or beas,
10 exist.
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On FRIDAY the following day we will sell ono other rrao,

On FRIDAY the following day, We will sell other Tract
Land belonging said estate lying the
In PtsyYAnla county, Virginia which Robert
SIDES containing abOn three hundred seventy
IN high state Of considered good land Mr.
Williams will show the same aud lie boundaries person
ing 10 a. This tract lies partly the
vile to Wilton, Ave miles below the former place.
On SATURDAY, the Tth day OF October next also
IN the Danve that commolous BRICK TO
BAOOO FACTORY, situated Bridge street. oecu.
Of Col Thomas H. o. Grasy T, Pactory amply
% from 10 II 100 hands Al tho will also sci
THIRTEEN TOBACCO soREwS thus Anding 10 persons
Of engaging In the manufacture Of
Of procuring facilities rarely 10 he mel nth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-18
FROM A DEALER.

l'V"llNouhttNt sept Z, 1904.
IL s exceedingly difficult this time when there is much
much excitement IN the country about the crops to give
clrrec statement Of the crop OF tobacco being houa
ed All must agree that II is very light one, and the
plant greatly under size; 10 many sections it is almost
faure IN other portions Of the county where the land ia
we'll adapted TO the weed and has been kept green by
good culture and prOpitOus showes IL ia more favorable
quality good, gumny, his oil aud substance aud will suit
the Manufacturer II the leafis not too small
The letter published IN the journal on tho IN inst over
rates tho crops In those named for instance al
average crop for cumberland 10 from twelve hun
bred bids and the saDgune do not claim more
three'urhs Oh crop this Average crop Of bar
rem Is Seventeen hundred hhds the best informed men in
that counts Chat have seem only claim full half crop
Take all the counties bordering Green river and all
south ofbi stream, aud the crop Of tobacco will be equal
ia qusruty to that OF last year.
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" ~ Nv IV"Tf
FROM A PLANTER

IIEHHI OV.i INN 0spI 2
The crop Of tobacco s sorry IN this county owing
70 the drouth pred ADD you eleven hhds tobacco
made IRON ten acres last year added about another
acre TO 1t and have 10 tobacco this year but think IL
will not make thID four hhds aud don't know tina,
you will call tbst tobacco not when you see IT, We
let Of July.
We have seen another letter which says that In Henry.
Weekly, Obiou, Dyer Montgomery, Stewart aud Carroll
counties, Tenn, and 10 Hickman Ballard, NcCrscktn,
tfaVe' Marshall Lyon, Trgg, Galloway, and Christian
counties Ky, will not average 900 los to the acre
Some 200 TO 300 hhds old are held Ia lafayette Christian
county, by farmers they ask t5 to &C. per hundred -
Loui'Uit Journal
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All above property without reserve on the days
shove specified, credit Of one two and three the pu
ohAsers giVng bonds with approved security and title with
held until all the purchase II paid. The title all the
property Will be made unquesiionabs Possession
25h day OF December with the privilege 10 the
purchaser Of following aud seeding the land any Tins the
present crop removed.
In tho sale Of the aver tract the subscriber, viii consult with
bidders the day Of sale AZ TO the propey Of selling tract
A. whole or 10 lots as now surveyed and laid on
J. ". WILLIAMS,
}. NJ WALKER,
Attorneys for the Heirs and Distributes Of Pranci, wIams
deceased. aeis-vtds
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply Of Hardware,---l854'
GrNHDonN n mo

Sign of the Golden Lock ~Lynchburg, Va.
T. are now opening, ia addition to our io,mer new
w s,ok.a yer, inree assortment of HAsDwaRE,
CUTLERY. GUS. pIsroLs, SADpLERY, PL.frD ""ops,
fLoou OF CLOTHS, Hoasa3 kap,ng Ayheies. Building
Matetiais. and Tools y mOst erey diAeT1P'ton. Among
fail.
We hatter ourselves we can exhibit To The public gen
orally. and those who will favor us with an examination,
gren1er variety. "A superiority of style aud qhh''ts al
pood-, ever offered in This. it surpassed III any MARKET
Cur good. are all new and rtost desirable, and VII
be sold at a reasonable profit, only to oil "hn vii slYe
II. a call or antrust u with their orter-, which Wi re-
,eive our best aud prompt Httentior.
Merchant. and other. l,uyirg largely will be charged
n small ndvanre only. {" lVH
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L
Pump and Fire Engine.
!. Z WmTuTEMOREA Rnn

"ToULD respectfully announce To lie citizens o
w Lynclbure and vicinity, that they are nHnifae
turing, al their Agricultural Noiks ON the Basin, II b
MlTCfIELS PUNT II FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the m,si perfect article OF the kind ever offer
ed 10 the public, t~designrd for Factory. FIRE and Gur.
den Engine mud i peculiarly adapted to private dwell
lings, ahuI ding III m a Fire Engine under their dr,,t
command, capable Of 70 cing water over II two stor,
dwelling.
All idets promptly attended to and Pumps nut !, H.,
Wells VI Spring. ut the usual ,aic-, and w.rruhieJ /,
perform we'll for one year.
We nrn the exclusive ngenis FOR the counties Of Camp
hell, = nlier-t, Bradford aud Appnmartox.
sep lft$
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL.

-oThe subscriber. having removed Ia his new ot'fe'
~ q doars above ims old sinnd and thfee door. south
Main md Maraet str"ets, Is prepared I" ohef IL
dnIrnteat. 10 persb : pure In ing ali kinds 81 u. ugsi
Medicines, Paints, Oil-, Dsss, Window 6lh-s' J aliy'
Pef.tnef,, Fancy Article. Sc..S.
Thi. Store i. 1902 feet deep, shich will ennhlc MN Ia
keen a much larger stock than usual. Particular ntieh
non Will be paid 10 nil orders. Presctipt,. Ms hlled ut
all hours; and from an experience OF more than ~ Year.
he fatiers himself that he = III be able To furnish only
such medicines as ae pure and genuine. Ahlhe ne"
Pharmaceutical Preparations made "a they appear IN
the Medical Joufnal-.
MUSIC SALOON.
The SECOND story will rsed rs n Music saloon where
he hns nov and vii Keep a supply . those Truly Gel.
,b,,tcd Worlds FAN GLondon) premi IN Pianos. All
KIND. of Music aud Musical Instruments furnished TO
order. Private entrance 10 the Saloon IA the alley
visitcr. y i'll plense ring the 'ioor bed
d Il. LYMAN, Bank Square.
IN L.. IA1tnwG NJ
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beautiful

~ VNNA VI \ n NM ~ Y
Robert A. Williams has tic qualification 10 announce
l., his friends and the pub ic u at he has re'.oved ms
Bookstore 10 the large md uasniicent ernntte bnrdine
orpo.ite The Warwick House, Main street, Lynchburg,
Va. where lie j. now receiving IA larg" aud sIlehdld
stock of BOOKS ard FANCY GOODS. III. stock VII
be found In comprise some oil lie most beautiful On
Books. Albums, Port Folios, Pnpier Niche Work
Boxes md Glove Boxes ever exhibited in this MAJ hct.
The Ladies' will find, by giving him n call and exam
lining IN. stock II large number OF useful, as well ~
beautiful articles. Indispensable To Themselves IN winter
and an examination is al lie asks III The Indies 10 insure
sales. The, will fud, too, every attention paid them IL
il in his power To do. Besides, u large and wrH-.ele'i-
ed stock of books in every variety of indlne, suitable
FOR gifts, &c, &c, may be found die following:
Fancy Toilette Soaps, n new article, Tor 'h"Pi ed
hands. &c.
Allkinds Of pcriumer}; Pomades for the Hair-ifi
cophcrous, kltiarIon Brnzilinn Amber Gloss, hhd
muny other articles of the same nhture.
nov lO.Is
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PETERSBURG.
:. Small LINE FOR n. YORK

L. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE first cIass double engine steamship, I3EE
Roanoke, Capt. Thomas skinner, sHyes Ciy"
Point. Tor New iark, Every saturdu. morni ", nj ~ o
clock. touching ut Norfolk. The Jamesi 'wn, C"ri'
Edward Caycnd, leaves US heretofore. Every eesdhH
eve ing, touching al N'htolh-ar ! rsihs by kaIifshh no."
Petra .Juig CO meet with esc'' sh i.
Passenger. leaving Lynchbufg On In"sdny morning
will arrive in tiue ton the Jane-tuwh. al City Point the
.ame evening. ai7 . clock; snd III ise leaving on b dda)
ali lay owe, in l'rtrt shurg that night. AMI connect "d
the Roanoke, n.t1 morning al 10 o'rlocl.
Passage AMI inre from Petersburg, including
state Ro.m. Eli ~
s,o.,ag, ,,..,s. 3 ~
Pa..ag" an rare 10 Norfolk same as by tue River
Steamers.
For treigif = Pas 'ge apply 10
S NJ Ell g. BAPTIST, Pet, rsbufg.
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SOUTII-SIDE RAILROAD
la WI ~ Gss;.44a= s4sz-ssgs
EMF


4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the d.
IA pot in Peter sburg every day, Sunday excepted, at
/ 10 7 O'Clock, A NJ, IN arrives at B|urkeyille at the in
terscction of the Richmond and Dau,ille Rnl-Itoad
ut - o'clock,A. NJ connecting bythnt Road with Messrs
I. tlsgg n Cos Stage Liue for Charlotte Courl- ttausr,
fIalinx Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro. n t..
aud arriving ut The river. : X miles below lsnehburs
Mt !, =. NJ, colneeti 9 there with a Jacket bont which
arrives IN L%yHchbuIg nj at halt past Two.
The return train leay#s Lyu,hbutg at $50 A. Nj,
thriving in Petersburg nj 80 o'clucl p. M. wi. re- pas
s-ngers will have an opportunity to dine. The train
wi leave Faimyille al to two o'clock. P. Nj, ned
BurkeviIr AT 10 }, p. m, arriving IN Petersburg H.
time Tor the trains going North or South. connecting
every tuesday md Friday with the APPROXIMATION Rail.
fond, With the spl' ndid stea n>hips Roanoke and james.
mi tor N,".lolk, which leave CIT Point at 7,P Nj,
md every Wcdn 'siaN with steamships Tor Philadelphia,
which leave City Point "a: the same hour.
Passengers preterring to rema IL in Petersburg The over
uight, ran take the mornil : tran North Mt "A, A. Nj.
the James River Bouts for Old + ,int, Norfolk and Balti-
more ut 3, A. M, or the cars for he South, at 3 O'Clock
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
els briwecn the following points may be procured ut
the annexed mites:
Between Petersburg aud Lynchburt. through in
sixteen hours, S. 90
Between Petersburg aud the Sweet Sulphur
Springs. through in two ays,.--...---.---.. 8 90
Between Petersburg aud " mite sulphur S. r ngs,
Though IN two 8 50
Between Petersburg h Danylilr, through ia TWEEN.
iy-tour hours, -.-....---- 8 %
Between Petersburg & Gee lsboru' y e., thro'
IN two ....-.-.. 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. c. through
IN two - %
Between Petersburg and Charlotte, 90
a freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday morning at 81. n,nud
returns the same days. Any person wishing To ser IT,,
rites eft freight cnn ,htain Il freight list by calling uson
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
oct 2ts E.JsWNLL. San't s s. R.R.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth

fOIJ d1t1al iiiis-
fGNHE beautiful and favorite steaUbaste ELR
l. AUGUSTA, under tha command oiAsDd1W-
Capt. Nm. G. Smith, (.u long and fayorabiy known Ia
the ravelling community on the Potomac and James
River } il new running on the line via Port Wal
,hall, and il furnished with J. + u E,
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, aud all ID" appliances
quired by Act of Congress to secure the safety "' pass
myers.
The Cars running IL COZ neSion with the August" Ir"m
Richmond. leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot OF
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday 6 O'Clock . N
Person. arriving in Richmond. by the Packet Don't.
have bat = fe~ steps To walk to the Cars.
The Car runai & from Petersburg to CITY fol"t IN
eopnectiou with the Augusta lease Petersburg same
nav. ss above, at "a Il NJ, from the Depot OF the Apo
mattox K II. Co, thus giving passengers an opportunity
10 70 from Lynchburg = Their by the Packet Boais Of
Danyille Railroad To Richmond, or by way of the fouih
Side Railroad to Petersburg and iron there next morn.
ing tn Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the altef
nareda,s, viz: Tuesday., Thursday. and Saturdays, NJ
81 AN
The Augusta will stop nj Old Point, both going ara
returning regularly throughout the bathing Sehaoh.
Fire between Richmond, Norfolk aud Old Point. " W
Ear, between Richmond. Coko's, Rings Mill and
Grove l 'V
Children ever three years and not oyer twelve
years of age, half price. ,o
Meals. e1Cht
Servants, through. i On
Servants To any point on II = iver,.-----..---. ! w
Menls, w -
mn o6-d,rt. THOS. DODAMEAD. Supt.
LYNcHBURa MARBLE WORKS.