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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEnUS
GREAT ATTRACTION!
UrIoN OF GIFTS
AT
JOHN P. WRIGHT'S STORE,
TO THE VALUE OF Is OO!i

SHE undersigned, for the purpose of offering every
Il indueement 10 purchasers TO deal at his JEWEL
RY ESTABLISHMENT and DRUG STORE, on Main
Street. nexl door above Don +. c. Peters old stand,
makes the following
Liberal Offer to the Public
To every person, dealing hs Store to the amount
ZONE DOLLAR, he will pressnt n ticket with num-
Der aide. and onrhaif Of his writ en- on the
other, which will correspond to a similar ticket retain
cd In his posscssion, containing the number and
the other hall OF his name, by which simple process
every ticket which he distributes may be identified
upon presentation. An additional ticket will be present-
ed purchasers for every dollars worth of their pur-
chases thus every person dealing TO the extent of FIVE
DoLLARs will be presented with FIVE TICKETS and so
In few days, OF which duo notice will be given
irengh The press distribution Of gifts will take place
- the store OF the subserbcr under tho supelinten-
danee of mt least three gentlemen, whose standing
shal bc guarantee OF fairness the public A list of
tcles be then distributed will BIO found below in the
order OF their distribution.
AT the lime oi The distribution, the duplicate tickvss
held by the undersigned and corresponding IN all rc.
speois TO those given away will be placed in hat, md
being well shaken, will lie fairly drawn out The gifts
In the order OF their disirbntion will be bestowed upon
the persons holding the numbers drawn out In success
pie, if"No 30 be first drawn the st gift In the st be
low will be presented to the holder Of that ticket upon
present. ton, N
lfthis proposition should tho appreciation Of the
public other distributions of gifts will take place from
time to Tine The undersigned pledges his faith TINT
n articles sold his during these disributions
sha be sold ut the regular market prices only and no
more. JOHN ?. WRIGHT,
Main ST.. just above Don I O. Peters old stand
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COMMUNICATED. ]
MesSrs Editors:

MeSSrs Editors:
IN LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily, my at
L tenlion attracted by advertisement headed,
Look to your interests in which the author abors 10
deract from the merits Of the Piasterers of this w. in
end savnring to prejudice the public mind against hem
as being aboonsts who swarm through every village
aud town of the Soulh-speaking dsi'aragingly OF
Southern wOrkmen, &c, &c.
Now, Messrs Editors, for the enlightenment OF tins
great of Bedford whose mountains iabored ana
brough fo eth II mouse-hs who ust at this time
profeases much love for Virginia, and pdrtteadrty
the city of Lynchburg and much ahorrence Tor abo
lrtionsts and Yankees, for his enlightenment VIII
say that my certain knowledge the undertakers oil
this CITY, without option, all natives OF states
South of Mason and Dixons Linc--and from residence
uf years this place, have never before been accused
of entertaining sentiments preudcia 10 the interests OF
this their adopted home. They arc bound to Lynch
bur by the strongest ties of kindred and friends oil
long years of residence during which time some oil them
have accumulated small properties by their energ, and
industry Yet this good Judge. this upright judge VINO
in more than instance. has sought to JOIN inter-
ests ith these Abolition Plaserer. Gas he styles them
and who so strenuousy boasts of his many voyages to
New York ard of the many avots received Mt the hands
Yu,h rias,eie s,seuks si tho 'lae'ere's
of this city by in the Virginan ana BEDFORD
Sentinel which he knows in his own mind TO be thise
would as ain ask, Messrs Editors, why IS IT, after
many and repeated trials prolonged for years that II Is
found necessary undertake the work ut low prices 10
get a Job after the established woikmen had been com
PEELED raise the prices OF work to sustain themselves
Why not ian in ind seek establish himself on his own
n ers, mt prices that will enable him to do goad WORK
with good materios-to obtain living and lay by n
little for rainy dav teb 2i-lm.
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WILSON PETEHs, MARTIN, W. s. PEfthH
Nelson Lyn ohburg. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN a. co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

TENDER their services to their friends acqneintan-
i ces, and the Planters, Farmers and Merchants oi
Virginia and North Carolina,
- FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN 60.
and for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES,, GU
ANO. PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be paid to the Forwarding
Of Goo is, Groceries, Produce, &c.
From their long experience in business, their united
efforts aud nntirng exerons, they trust aud believe they
will be able give satisfaction to those who nny cohhde
their business q their management.
Office ON 18Th Street, opposite Shockoe warehouse
Storage House the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Judge 7. Thompson, A,,,gto
Messrs. Imboien d. MeCue, 's
Hon VIM G. Riyes, Albermarle.
ge g VI 4les; 6.'cIl prpwn, gsa Nelpon
VIM A. Miller, Lynehburg
Echols a. Pryor. do
Mel Hurt a. Preston, do.
McCorkle a. Jones' do
Acroe 81 McClaDahan, do
Joseph II. Wilson, do
Tinsey, Taylor d. Co, do.
A. b. KuckeT, do
IeeS A. Johnson, do.
Saunders A Irby. do
J. & NJ. Holins, do.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington,
N. II Masse. Augusta,
WIN. Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas NcTyre,
jan o-d&cts
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Look to your Interest !

I TAKE this opportunity of informing the cItlzens OF
l. Lynchburg that they nave their PLASTEhlN1
done in the be, st, e and on the reasonable
by applying to me nj the Washington House, as am
now engage in pastering that celeb tied Hote-be-
longing TO w. W. Leftwich e. Brother.
am stranger to most of the good people of Lynch.
burg 1t would be very hnppy make the acquaintance
of all those who have Piasterng which they wish to
have done in good style end the OLD PRICES!
also say that | am native Virgininn, and ask the
patronage of Virginia people who are always willing to
extend n belpnp hand 10 one of their citizens,
instead { giving away their money to those A. b. D.
s. Ys who in every city and town in the South
and who make their clamours against every fius-
terer who learns his trade in our good old Virgina
State but heed them not, and give some work. and
will give yo. an ocul,r demonstration OF my skill in
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERlNG
A. l.. HAMBRlCk.
Washington House, Lynchburg Va.
feb IS.dlm
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1t will be from the above card, that have be
joint Proprietor with Mr.. RossER, of the popular
Hotel the "NoRvELL IoUsE," and that il will be
Quoted in the future under r auspices. The patron
age of my friends and tho public generally is respect
fully solicited, with the that every etion
will be made maintain tho rePutat'I already enjoyed
by the House. of the first il the Southern couty
(feb 24-ts) RO. CAWTHON.
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LYNCHBURG, FRIDAY MORNING. MAR TO- 1854
PLASTERING.
"HoLd. hold. mn henri
And you my sine,os grow not instant old,
But bear me stiNy up


But bear me stifig up''
- TINT ma, be enabled to do good plain and orna-
~ mental Pastering for the good pious people OF my
native ate. had hoped that might be fel miited TO
have my card inserted in the papers OF my old Virginia
State, ,andit "consumma devouy to bo wished.
BRt alas, aldsi even in this have been sadly mi.a-
ken-fol by so doing have accidentally walked into
the Courthouse Of one of the Il. BIS.
Nov, Mr.. b b., will tell you what the Fox in the
fable told certain long cared gent-"lf you Ind not
spoke, would have known you" say, Mr.. Aboli-
tion Blue "'HS, Shanghai Yankee, (for am led by
your remarks to suppose you one Why did YOU with
hold your name from the public Was / because you
were ashamed OF il, you down in tho under
ground raroad which is place very well known to oil
aboltionisis You say your card that NIL the "under-
takers of iynciburg nnves Ut States s)ut OF Ma
sou aud Dxons Lie. Well what have to do with
aadertakefs not dead yet and therefore have no
for those gentemet But perhaps, you mem, that
the Paserers all from Southern States It is very
likely that them urehut II they all claim To
be from Sntes south of Mason and ixon's Line, then
have been ongy informed. there has been great
move either in Mason Dixon Line in some of
the Northern States. And, now, MIR =, il you
A. b. b. s Y, of course my card had no 10
sion yon and perhaps hereaf you will e prudence
be your guide and speak when spoken Now to my
endeavorng delract from the merits Of the Pnserers
oths city, pronounce II To he nIs" wish them great
in business. and hope they viii permit me to get
along best for do not ask theif asors, nor
iear their hate, And in conclusion permit me 10 say
that have made any efforts to obtain work in
Lynchburg heretofore, but have been offered work hee
which have declined of not wishing to take
more. than could do Now, Mr.. b. b. Y. let me advise
you keep your eye peeled for cards for If can
ruse the tin, will in all the city papers, until
the crack OF DOOM
For The mind I spay by, and The heart I6edr,
Shall ncper lag ia doubt nor faint nth fear
Very Respectfully
A. L. HAMBRlCK.
i. S-Mr b. b Y DO not make another mistake
and say that my Gard was hit the "Undertakers for
| tell you again that am dead yet. Al. III.
feb 22-dlm.
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VIRGINIA LINE OF Isichm nd -

Those vessels of The fret class built in tho city oi
baltimore, expressly for this ade and have superior nc.
fommodntions for passengers. They nre commanded
by experienced Onptnins, well qualified for tho trade
nnd who i'll spnre excrtion To accommodate Ihoy
will be towed up nnd down the rivers by stenm and may
bo relied sail promptly as advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it their interest to ship by this line
freight will always be taken as low ns by nny other
limo of Pnckets and every effort will be made by The
agents in Richmond md New-York to give satsfnctlon
FREIGHT Is cents per whole and IL cents per 3 ''
Tobacco being nbout so per cent. less than chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance bo effected in the hiJo.
inond Fire Association by this line at 3-S per cent
We respectfully usk and hope t1 succeed in Obtain
Ing n full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for
wnrded free Of commission TO New Orleans, Mobile,
Charlcston Savannah or any other Southern North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Mt Rockets
In NewYork at Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, } 2
III. PIERSON, Y. }e
No 81 South Street. )G
huu Cd dta
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PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer i'm Fancy 4 staple ID Goods,

M AIN Street LynUhburg Virginia, corner Store IN
lVl Curle's building fol merly known as Kyle I.
corner begs leave call the attentng of his friends
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually ke' nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered on terms
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods low prices HIS friends and the public cal
nest reques ed call and examine his Stock as 1t will
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it.
19-ts
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Fine CT gar s
fa4n4=fS Jas. River Canal. aaEiHInsS

F,pr FROM LyycHBURG FARE FROM LYNcBBURG,
To Richmond, -. SO so 10 Lexington. --S2 20
To Charlottesville 80 10 Natural Bridge 3O
To Cumberld &. II. % To buchanan, Oh
OUR PACKET.BOATS leave Lynchbrg daily nj
p NJ. Sundays excepted and arrive in Richmond
second day at M connecting there with tho North
ern and Southern Cars, leaving at A. M ard Steam
Boats down the river, leaving at A. M In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats for passen-
gers coming in on the Tennessee railroad cars.
Passengers for charlottesville will take tho Tues
days Il thursdays and Saturdays Boat arrive in SCOTS
v;Iie nex, dav at ia land in Charlottesville NJ
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan,
an will leave Lyuchburg Mondays Wednesday, and
FRIDAYS at 81 A. M. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays ut % A. M,
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
feb 1n-dts
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|RY MeDONALD u PETERS
TERMS.
,.I,.bed daily at se, and semi.weekly at

l. v.hlished daily at SO, and sem-weekly at
N, vIR0iNlAs No subscription is taken for shorter
annum IN and paper is discontinued except at
s." s the rroPre'r' until all 'rr''''s'' shall have
paid are inserted for 50 sents per SQUARE or
..ssa: L not I fisi s
If the nuntaa a ,ered ~ out and charged accordingly.
or oas ass e'@EfsI @ s
n $50 weekly aS1v 40 semweekly s35 Every yearly
% iSaSs ss s' Ss psss
ular line .Sarped 2, ratably for the exeess
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Daguerreotype JeweIry

exhibited in this COMMUNICATE of which viii be
with Pictures which cannot be surpassed in this
y other city, at very low prices, and warranted to
hat they are sold for.
Reng truly thankful for the increasing evidence OF
popularity of his work, not only in the praise which
bundanty bestowed, but in "A more substantial form,
Fe way Of an increase of business, Unprecedented,
h clearly proves the superiority of his work ho
ges himself to uso ul honorable means to continue
eseye public favor. p. E. GIBBS Proprietor.
At the sign of the Flag
S.-To correct an error which find yer, preva-
will say that have been taking pictures for the
Our men hs, at from 81. SO to $40, and shall con-
olake them as low as any house in this place
out for the stripes! T. E. H.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction!

|ST RECEIVED at the Whitehurst Gallery,a large
lot of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da'
another LOT OF PINS, LOCkETS,
lCELETS, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
6ue) making the largest and most desirable as
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

~ v VWaCCO u VO u suN 1I
I'm hnnd and constantly manufacturing a superior
~ article ci invorng for Tobacco, As this prepara-
ton Is dtsted can be mndc better and more econom-
caly tbnn by tho usual mode This article bas be an
used in Lynchbg for several years and has always Civ
On satisfaction Also for sale fine Scarlet BrandisS
Paint, branding boards and brushes Oil of Almonds
Anse, Bergumo Winter green. Lemon. &C, d 9 which
will be sold nj reasonable prices, ei ..lf s,.' I
J. p. WRIGHT'S 2
}. IL. THomrsos, Now Drug Store. /.
Druggist. ( mar 3ts
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SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
IMPO R II 4 RS OF HARDWARE
Il GnuIecy. Gums. and Saddlery, HAVE

i Cutlery, Gums, and Sasldlery, HAVE
removed To their new md comnedious WatshoaHr'
No % Iron Buildings, Pearl Street RICHMOND, Va
aud in eipt o theii Spring stoc. oi HARD
WARE nnd SADDLERY, embracing entire new
stock Of Coach Hardware and Trimmings.
Ilrving mndo extensive and advantageous arrange
with Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers Tor sup
plies of goods, suitable the demands OF the trad, we
respectfully solicit examination oi our as ortnent
and prices.
The Virginia Tebnossee and North Onrpniu Trade,
visiting this market, woul do well to call on u.s. with
the of finding both goods and prices To com
pare avoahly with any of the Northern cities, and II
will afford great pleasure to exhibit the snme to my
who may favor MS with Il cnll
Our stock consi,ts in part of:
1900 dozen Pen and Iocket Knives,
$500 Buck. Bono, Ebony ind Ivory Knives and
Forks,
500 "Rodgers'." Wostcnholm's," and Wade &
Butchers Rnzors,
1000 Shears und Scissors,
1000 " Knob Stock Pal AMI Closet Locks,
IsO0 " TIL Chest Cup'd and Trunk Locks,
1000 =" Knob and Thumb Lntches and Bolts.
800 .pirl inia ;" &c ons" and Simmons Axes,
500 Bench, Shingling. aud Lathing iiaicheis and
and Hammers,
500 Ames'. Rowland's ani other Spades and
Shovcls
900 9, 3 and prong Forks,
900 Gro BRITANNIA Plated Iron, Tea and Table
300 tons Cast, Sheer, and Blister Steel,
900 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Griins Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 doz Hand, Mill ard Smiths Flea ana Rasps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
1000 ono English, American, and G. ID. Percussion
Caps,
5000 Pair Trace Chains and Stage Traces,
I5DO Log OK, Fifth, Back, Breast and Halter Chains,
1000 lbs Galvanized Pump Chain.
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles Rifle Barrels. Locks and Mounungs,
Circular Saws from g to 60 inches,
Mill Pit. Cross Gut Hand and Tcnon Saws,
Anvils, Vices Belowp
Sledge Hand, and Shoeiug Hammers,
Stocks and Dies. Screw Plates, Augers, Chisels,
Brace aud Bits, Plnnes and Plane Irons,
Wnl,lron = and Patent Grass and Grain Scytbeh,
Sneath4 Horse nd Mule Colnrs
Brides and Bride Filings,
HsIters, Web Ru;ns, di.hs, 1,i'iles, bridin
bits,
Strup Irons Spurs. Buoklesnnd Saddlery tard-
ware generally,
Hog Skins, Pat aud Enamelled Leather,
Sheen Skins Enameed Cloth, Canvass and
Duck,
Oil Carpet, Coach Laccs,
Iron Axes, Ito 81 inches,
Bright and Black Springs, Coach and Plough
Bolts,
Hubs Spokes, Felloes, Shafts ard Coach Ma
kers materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth,
With every other article usually kept in well eleot'
ed stock of Hardware. feb 22-d&clm
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RICHMOND.

JOHN BooKfR.-.-. .sAML. V. WATKINS.
Booker q Watkins,
PRODUCE
c o M M I 8 s. o N ME- II II g,
CARY STREET,
Beiwoon 1oih and 18th Strects)
Rio hmond, Va.
feb 17-dsn6m
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@ @sUBSCRIBEIkS having obtained the
,eie right ofretailing Fisk's Metallic Burial
sdNe u''s method ofnforming the people of Lynch
sne surrounding country, that they have now il
aae %r room on Main Street alot of the above Ca
sizes, 1t would be difficult task to give
impression of these Gases without person
AMI s they are perfectly air tight and indestruc
arv;n .or protecting and preserving the Dead, foi
2 ."'etfnents, for vaults or for trans portaton are
"r 10 oanything of the kind before invented. Those
a.. Ie enough to need the above Gases can be
lar9 s. DIUGUID & SONS.
'N'ns IN the usual style also promptly attend
SD. & SONS.
aOGA or e bNGRESS Water.
r,, Dpp'y Just t. hand. lirect from rhe ceebra-
g. Springs, N,w-York For sale by
JONI H. SEAY & co.
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WM, II. a. G.. FISHER,

CPECIAL NOTICE.-The Partnership of J.
y f. Slaughter & Co. dissolved the Gath of
last January and the undersigned is alone authorized to
close up all the business of the late firm Tho under
signed will still carry his Iron and Brass Foundry at
the mouth of Fishing Creek.
feb 28ls J.F. SLAUGHTER.
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Christmas Presents.

the time FOR the interchange of friendly tokens
regard and affection is sat hand, and 'rnerry Christ
and Happy New Year" considered such sP-
nhte occasions for bestowing cherished friends
thng which will serve to recall to mind, with in.
ed yyidness, the love in memory of the donor, 1T
be well to reminl those who contemplate (and who
Of y presenting some loved one with something real
liable, that in all the whole catalouge of Blou'erie
nothing which is SO surely and invariably apI re
as the counterfeit presentment of the eIver IN to
! OF daguerreotype. especially when taken III IAN
lnlmitable style, and placed in one OF the nuine.
beautiful and Fancy Papier Mache, Velvet, Peal
ortose she'll on Porte Monnaie Cases or in an ele
Locket, Bruce ct, Finger Ring, Breast Pin a
choice asso tment of which we have just received
Iessly Toy the Holidays, on exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
lam Street, Immediately over VIM. Fl Mosb,' IS Auc.
Room.
Is. Particular pains taken to give correct likenes.
artistic pictures. Storeoscopic and coloured Du
feotypes may be had in superior style, by those who
e them Don't mistake the pluce: MAIN STREET
DOOR FROM BptpGE ST.
GEO. W. MINNIS
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AUG ANDERSON & Co,
IL STREET, Richmond, virginia,
IMPORTERS & JoBBERs OF SILK Il STRAW
~ GOODS haye for sale the following;
Bonnet Ribbons, I'aon Grape, all eolors,
Gap English
Phin Tnleta Ribbons, Widows E" E"
" Satin " Hat e"
Black Gro de Rhine Slks Crepe Lisse.
Psin and Corded Wasl, Blonde Lanos,
Mareeline Illusion
Florence Plain Fieurd =
Plain Satins, Sill Blonde
Velyets, Tnrleton Muslns,
Black, Brown and Green Bemge, for Wells,
I" Tissue, 3" do
Black. Love Vos, Tor Mourning,
Embroidered Vcils. all qualities
silk Gimps and innings,
A complete assortment of French and American
Flowers and Head-dresses
We would call especial attention 10 stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
having imported many of tho styes ourselves. Our
sorment is complete, and prices as lew as in any mar
Our stock of BONNETS from
factory, will comprise every style oi fashionable goods
in the markct-which. from connection with the
lnrses mnnuinotory in the United States, aro onn
bled To eier on the very best terms.
SILK BONNBTS of every variety--Also Band.
Boxes and Millinery goods generally.
~ B.Buyers will confer u favour by looking through
stork,
rTsspeoal an prompt attention paid to orders.
feb g-ds EXprcsa COPY q months
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Very Respecti'

"A, D..
7. S-Mr b. b Y DO make another mistake
and say that nv Gard was hit at the Undertakers for
| tell You again that am not dead vet. A. l.. H.
feb 22-dlm.
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s. DIUGUID Il SONS.

y nave recently applied steam, porer to their ma
Sand :, ana Halter themselves that they are enabled t.
Vo.a all descriptions of Plain and Fancy CAB,
k,a,.' !" style and finish to compare with any il
s. DIUGUID,
d. p. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUlP.
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lDICIIMOND a BOSTON LINE NJ
III Of pnckcls.-This line Is eomposod@k
.f the following vessels and suils from Boston every
We ednesday,
Schooner Susan. Captain =. q. Rogers,
Wos.oveI a q. O. Rogers,
3" Courier, j. II. Rogers,
Sneror ~ J. II. Nickorsoh
Mercy TAYLOR, - q. NicLcrsop.
Juilotte O. Baker, Jr.
These of tho frat olnss built expressly FOR
l,;s tde and have superor reoommodn ions for Pnss-
nnycrs.
They nded by experienced Z plains, well
qualified To- the and will spare no excrtion
u accommodate,
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
nnd mny bo re- ed on o sail promptly edveItised
Merchants goin North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find |. their n,crest to ship by this line
it Is the only yulnr ne, and freight will always be
aiken as low by any o.hcr vessels and eyery oiior
will bo made by tho agents in Richmond and Boston to
give atslnotion
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed In OBJ
mining FILL eloiu OF patronage.
The vessels will I;o In Richmond nj Rockets !; In
Boston ut Rowes Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE Richmond, Ar,,
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston,
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INSURANCE can be effected In these companies up
l. as fair terms, in any others of equal RESPONSE
bility, by application to
p. ID. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.