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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-11
F. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Reprssentatives.
- JAMES MYERS,

May 1st. 1854.
l hereby certify that the ahsEe law is
directly copied from a certihed copy
Il Finished this Office BY thsSecretary Of
] D. B. HEBARD, Auditor.
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AN ACT

To provide against the evils resulting from the
sale of Intoxicating Liplors in the State Of
Ohio.
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April go, 1854.-4w
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cannot be paid to the it. no matter how long he
has served unless he has "joined for duty the regi
ment in which he Is to serve" according to the ID
section OF the law unlef the United States put out
OF his power ever TO 10 IN his regiment by dsbanding
him. in which latter use the retained bounty is to bs
paid at the time Of discharge.
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THREE PERSONS Did FROM EArIsG PUrRID
hET-A HoRImfs srsCrAcLE-On Suncsy, the LIST inst,
visited HOUSE State street. near the river vhsre
We witnessed sight such - Ne trust may nsver
again beaols We found In damp. wet, unwholesoma
basement. . family named Glow, the man apparently q
shitsss lazy fellow his wife, woman Of perhaps forty
years. lying dead upon board side Of LITTLE
room, 10 whch the only thing aovssb- bsdstsad,
upoc ,n old piece Of osrpsnx. lay her son. . vour ms
~ about twenty three old appsrsntly dying The
other room contained small stove old tabIs and tvo
Or three old chairs There no Are and nothing to
maxi oss OF and tbs family such sick 1.-THE
hu bspo and three cnildeu we're snt civ without food
The souar and poverty OF the place
scribabls They provided Nth some Arsvood and
somethps to sat by Mr. @. c. Toley Aim ,houss Oosn-
nnsiossr md In tbs afternoon inquest held
on ne BODY o. the voman Susan Ciov. II sp.
days previous eaten the sntirs liver Of the COW
which died Ia that Beghbcrhood, OF which
msnfioo vas made last week land which supposed
TO have bss~ potsopsd) and subsequently, had eaten
piece OF ooross osef obtained previous 70 the dss-
nustiou OF what remained Of IL by the seavenasr. Dr..
frsry testified that the imam undoubtedly dted from
eating ths liver and referred TO- and the Jury
dssed verdict Ia ascordsuoe With the testimony II also
appeared that other families living 10 the HOUSE.
had lost four hogs from eating the oa Of the cow two
The Nay who present At caused the pork 70
~ Destroyed though the (rAhmep) seemed quite
bath 10 part with the death seasoned article About sx
O'Clock In the evening tbs ysung man died when anoh
the former This makes thres deaths ALREADY nom
eating the posoaed besf how many moro may have Ina
bbsd the po<son from the same ssurcs, time VIII show
What most rsmArkabs the the RECKLESS dtRegasd
borhood n ooatnuiss to the beef - log tssy
ooubn got hold q H. asserting they 40 suu hat Aero
he'd taste abou, Il therefore they believed
perfectly wholesome -Hsdsn, N. r, RTss'soss
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The Slrfke In the Coal Regions,

Inc regular strike among the working miners in the
Cumberland coal regions viii the suspension of Al
shipmenG OF coal thence for time 70 come. The
rate has been 30 cents un lately, when the berand
Goal company refused TO give 2s The work.
Ia consequences, combined, and insist upon 40
per day and that 40 cents wuld give them "a.
The additional charge Of SO cents psr coal
Portation made by sse Baltimore and Ohio Railroad oom
pany and the present rate Of eighs by from BAu-
more whi,h Is no. four dollars per ton IL Ia also stated
preciooes the possibility the panys giving way Ia
price The men, hoSevsr content the 80 cents
until the ats pied reduction to 2s cents was made
Cumberland Miners Journal Of the 18Th Inst says.
I'm consequence OF tbs miners strike IL La not probable
we thaI be troubled With coal report week Both
rarie seem to be firm their pur pose and 1t hard
tell when operations will again be resumed The effect
viii be TO diminish the OF the railroad company
for the month"; and In fact diminish the revenues q
everybody connected with the coal region. The agents
OF the various coal companes will understand NEST
In this place to day TO take into the present
state Of the coal trade and to az the rats per ton fog
mining coal to be paid by them for the SIX months-
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PnI IN CAxRxLLsvrLLS, Ky-0n the 9th Inst.
. Are osssrred in oAnbsllAvus, rsylsr county, ~,
which laid L. ashes adorable portion d Tat W.
lage The principal sufsrsSs hsans Newtoa Smith
A Case, T dass Dr.. shattsl worth, And y. kwh-sA6
latter probably h ths largest sufferer ". 9. Hbbard
Co also sustased considerable oss The buildings vsro
pipc pay fame and there being are eeeins In The
rsrs u Impossible 10 arr-s, the flames II thsy
tetuoyeo On entire block.
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lection; the procession was In sectiol
trsnspsrenoies In the procsision; on
Glove liberty, equality and humanity,
priests. no kings" and another dow
Popery;n another cross With Bedini al
vas cd with cap on 1t; decorated
with his eyes turned upwards, e II IN
thought be must be . saint; tt had 70
head; there IL placard on the door tni
held In that hall shall bs private, but on
committee were sent out 10 invite tbs 6srI
TO attend and partisipate In the meeting
NJ. Springer recallsd-Do not know the n
me. The court here adjourned.
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he being an u!eStfnate son, and leaving neither
wife nor child.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION As TO THE PAYMENT On
DKApT on THz GOVERNMENT.
quartermaster at Santa Fe drew his draft On
the Quartermasters Department in the form of set
Of exchange The payee was killed by the indians,
and the first Of the set OF exchange then on bs per-
son, was lost Held, that the drawer had no right 70
order the draft 20 be paid to any other person.
THE PAY OF SICK NAVY oFFI0ERs.
Navy officers who are permitted TO return from q
foreign station passengers merely, in consequence
Of sickness, and who do not return TO their vessels,
are Bot entitled to duty pay during the passage
home. Under the act Of March 3, 1885, they could
not properly be allowed the pay assigned 10 officers
mally detached. Nor cas any allowance be made to
the officers for expenses incurred by reason Of sick
ness, without dsregarding the restrictions Of the
second section Of the act, March 5, 1885.
THB MAINTENANCE OF FOREIGN MINISTER'S OK BOARD
OF NATIONAL VESSELS.
We learn on inquiry In the ppropriate Depart.
ment In this CITY, that though 1t Is usual for our
Ministers to foreign courts to be conveyed in ships
q war, no allowance Is made by the government for
the expenses Of their maintenance whilst on board.
In every such case provision for this object u 70 be
made, and the expense il to he betrayed by the Min
lister himself just as il would be IL he took passage in
private vessel
THE CURRENT OPERATIONS or ral TREASURY DE-
On the 18th OF January. there were OF treasury
warrants entered on the books Of the Department
For the redemption OF stocks. .$20,78l 56
For Treasury Department, exclusive Of
:, ssvvss, .................... !b9I 70
rW tne CustOms,. ................,.... LUIS 10
Covered into the Treasury from miscella-
For the War Den.rtnsnt oso ~ ~
For tne Navy DEPARTMENT, ............. "a 200 81
For the Interior Department, . 1854 "a
RFCRurr's BoUHrY LAND.
BY decision Of the Second Comftrollcr the no
timed bounty nnter the law Of Ja4uary u, ls47
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Oar Washington Correspondence.

tain the State governments of half the States in the
Union for whole year.
Other Newspaper correspondence.
CORES onoenoe OF thu Cleveland Herald.
WASHINGTON. January s, 1854.
The question is every where asked, Why don't
the President executed and put
end to the disgraceul disturbances At Eris2 For
ruous days and weeks tbs mail route between tae
Eat and West obstrueseo by lAwess mobthe nails
are deb yed-ths inJuncors OF tbs United
States circuit Courts drsssrdeo aud violated and tho
commerce between the states suspended by this Iawess
put end TO these acts dgrsseful to our national
character ard SO hurtful 70 ,bs public and commercial
down the PeDnsyvana whiahey Rebellion, and why DO
not General Pierce and his pAr oolorsd Cabinet
Presdent TO do somsthine Aud it
hoped and that he will tale the subject into do
gan h. UniorJ YOU viii see that the o,.r
nor, who synpathises" with the Erie rioters. "a
pscial pet Of the and this fact may
sion further delay in mail traosportA,on, and increase
the piles of goods products ct Buffalo, Dunkrk and
Cleveland What mail and commercial faculties
pared With sustaining gubsrDatarsl humbug sup
Correspondence of the Baltimore San
WASHINGTON Jan 1S 1854.
The announcement to- day. that General Cas- would
himself move in tue Senate the repeal OF much OF
Missouri compromise ~ might prevent tbs people Of the
Territory during the territorial state. from
involuntary servtade. II that suited their condition (of
which they alone the best udges) seems to have
Statesman is nothing but legitimate and logical
consequences Of the doctrine laid down in his great speech
patriot Who super The launch Of the
win act as pilot VIXEN the vessel reaching hsr destined
port
The House committee on foreign relAtioos. to whom
referred that portion Of the Presidents message which
relates to the Amistad, ready 70 report through its
chairman, Mr. Bayy, bill TO provide for the payment
the due to Spanish subjects the loss Of thsr
groes. Let have the bill and pass By al 1t
IL nothing but act Of Justice Ter the law Of nations.
wANnsGros Jan. ID, 1884,
am glad 10 learn that Commodore Vanderbilt has
taken part Of the Ramsay route from Vera Crus Aca
IN ann isnf hat m n
passengers that route WILL the shipping ADVERTISE
ments say meet with despatch" Everything Will 90
that this modern Hercules undertakes understand that
Mr. Vanderbilt has Already proposed 10 put on the line
between New Orleans and Vera Crux magnificent and
powerful steamers This Vanderbilt route will BE-
come svorits one. Govsrnmsah and nations hesitate
about trdss and and obstacles In the NEST pstty In
triguss whsr Vanderbilt walks right eontinsnt
and knows obstruction.
The private calendar thrown asids to-day upon tbs
suereson that the BILLS among them too important
u be cspctec Of without further confederation Th
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n
Turner's Society; in the afternoon ~ D@osmber u.s.
ceved Invitation Tor the Turner's to oin the Frs.m
In demons ration fgsrst bedini that they go,nS
to burn B-ipi In egy aid setenAds him With cat music
the intention q the procession "a that the Frsemau
wee against Popcry J-sus and particularly 9edia-,h.
latter eeaus@ he CID not act IKE man In
1913 and 1912 he csxst kea,uss was vel known
10 9ernsny and Ia this couatry as being cruel MAJ
the Turner's hsd 10 estng previous TO the turn ou,
Cross e,arired Turrsrs did 90. reuse 70 turn ous
In that procession The COMMITTEES stated that tn.
procession mt 70 10 ~ Fressn only Of Gsrnaas
eecsraliy. The Germans gsnsrAly dislike B.disi.
Lewis Glorious swovn-The prooessos Of the Gar
macs genersy-Gsrmaoworkin ssociati,n sos,e
rurS<rs. some Frsemen. anf other people, meet
ing in Fre~msn's Ball sunday afternoon, when the ~
solutions paved; vent 10 the German works xrsu's
Association 10 SEX them to come down II was pp biic
msets with open doore; heard NO threats mads =, that
meeting sgainst B4dsi this Bishop, on any other
per'on; in the procession 10 the nrst rank the
tackled the Of Ninth ana Plum streets; vhss
arrived on the Of Ninth sof Plum I was look
ins down Ninth stree. to see IN. ass Of the proos
hurrsh from the police and shots the rst
shot came rom the centre OF the street. before came 70
Plum street; at the sams moment attacked; We
we're just turning round Plum strest was attacked "a
We were pushed about Ike butchers dogs: vas carrvn9
transparency they tr I, out OF my hands did moi
resist for Waterman had large knife dagger vas
afraid ne would iii me- two vAtshmsn carried 10 the
watch house Capt Solomon kisd enough To take ms
o. the hair OF the head then could any more
Here ofaoer Redding rose and remarksd .Plsese ths
court, viii save the court ssy unnsssssary troubs-
arrested that man myself.
me vitsess costtsusd-I vas pulled into the watch
house and locked up In Of the osl that the
prisoners we're treated very III was curious 10 who
were brought In, and did notice who stru q them work
fer Dixon DArst, ct thstr spios mill; member Of
the Irssmsas sooasty; vas In the foat rank;
cstvsd 20 warning 70 return hsos Wa astonishsd at
the attack By the pohss.
Cross sxamissd-l Am . FresBaa, vNA . Freeman In
Germany. asd Why shoub not b In free eountry'
carried ene Of the transpArensss, "Down With Bsdis
meant BY that the same II had bean dosn With
the dmoctst whom attached Just turning down
Fun reet; sv the policemen and erp.stse their pro
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mos who DO not take that psp'r,
in the Fre~pan's Hall; heard they were about to
turn cut; / S&v tra,sparepcirs the trausparencies
had CO them "Down With Bsdini?' / went with
streets: Jaw Captain Luksps up In front OF the
police and say Short down the id Duclhmeo" Ano
then Are of pntol and i1 mrtia@ly ~er- nrsd -omA
tueDfy pistols by other people Captain l. stood c
three or four yards when he fred the pisto thea
several struck with maces and elung shots; saw
ofcsr Frank Smith knock one man down; the said,
procession saw ofio.r Solomon With slurg sho<
but cid Dot him strike any he had hold o.
BY tho coat collar and made motion 70 grike him. the
procs asop cried out Down with Bsdni bat they
mrrched, most OF them were quiet; / pistols,
Knives OF arms With them they did pot 60 70 kill
Bsdp The character Of the meeting In Freenan's Hall
worry quiet and eAosabls and the procession the
ssDs.
Cross sxamtDed-I saw no pistols some little
boys have horns and thsy mads little noise heard
speeches in Frsemans HaN-oos BY Hoblsman; he ssic
they wanted to make . stuffed man, and going to
burn IL; he did not know where they goisg burn
IT, they had In prooesson but did not know Who
rsd IT. did not know where Bsdiai was the whole
pany organized the procession among themselves, all !
heard raid vas that the, wanted TO make dsmooara
nou to Mr.. Bedin not certain how many ira uspa
rensiss there wers-prsbsbly three or four d them
ne; did not ast Frank Smith to get aay hsrn for me-
f At the watch houss about three yards from the
piscsssioa Ninth and Plum Streets whom the police
lacked the processoa the hrst wsrd Cap Lukens said
was I" Fire on the id So Of 49," after which kuksna
nrsd pistol; he kssv him With his star on and had
him In the Police Court ospt L. the Art ums
shout three weeks since; heard him give evienos
Police Court before this occurrence the last time sav
him thsrs before the proossssos about eight
but don't know exactly there were from three TO foui
hundred persons in that procession cannot tell ~he
Frank Smith knocted down; he Knocked the man down
Ninth, between Elm and PLAN streets ant AZ
time tie Police attacked the prorsssoo va In the tn
SECTION Of the prcces'op in the centre Of th. s.r.e;
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These vessels Of the first class built in the city oi
Baltimore, expressly for this trade and hnye superior
,ommodutions for passengers. They nre commanded
10y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trnde
and who will spare cxertion To accommodate The,
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
be relied sail promptly as advertised,
Merchants going North or ordering goods from N,w
York will find il to their interest ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by my othe
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by
agents in Richmond aAd New York give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and 10 cents per ;
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than charg'
fIe Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h.sa
noad Fire Association by this line at 38 per
We respectfully ask and hope tc succeed in obtain
ing full sbare of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free of commission New Orlenns, Mobile
Charlcston Savannah my other Southern North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond et Rockets
In New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURtIE Richmond, } p
III. PIERSON, Y. -
No. 81 South Street
l..
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MERCHANTS.
McC0RKLE & JONES,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
GrOcers a. Commission Merchants,
Main Rf I,unchbaIrp Va
MERCHANTS

GrOcers d Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynohburg Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply to which
they solicit the attention OF their friends and the
publi; generally, viz:
200 Sacks Salt,
100 Bags Rio Sugar Java aud Ma.acaibo Coffee,
60 bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed Coffee and C1.ri
fed Sugars
10 hhds =. X nnd N. o.. sugnr,
10 Boxes Lonf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, NIL sizes
100 Sides Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron. nll sizes
25 Gases Fine Stick Licorce
80 do Common Stick Licorce,
20 do Fine Mass do
Coils Mani Ia Rope to inches diamete
30 Baskets Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candles, all qualities
10 Barrels N. o. Molnssss,
5 hhds. West L. do
10 Barrels Tanners OH, some pure,
8 do Tar.
40 do Herrngs, Mackerel and shad,
300 bush. Glover, T'moth, Orchard Engi.h Blue
and Ever. Green Grass Seed.
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides
cured by VIM Masse,
5000 lbs. CAST, Sheer and Blistered Steel al .izcs,
10000 Feet Safety Fuse.
300 Kegs Blasting aud Gun Powder,
Is doz. Rowland ind Hames' Shovels,
$40 Blankets different qualities,
300 Wool Hats, do do
ALSO
Cahcoes, Domestics, blcached and unbleached--Dsd.
Tickngs, Osnaburgs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco oil
all qualities of their manufacture, which they
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cash. puie tua
time, or in exchange Tor country pro
Call before making your bills elsewhere, IL you
please.
We want 1900 to 100 bushels shelled Onts for ich
liberal prices will be paid.
oct 2d-dts McCORKLE & JON Els.
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l1DFALL IMPORTATIONS Eyp
MlH or
CHINA, EART II IN w A RD A ND
Fancy Articles.

TINHE Subscriber ocr. Ia country Mere ants I'D 9th
L in wuni, his complete -toch uf Earth, iwnie,
Cnina Table mud Fancy Articles, of his d ct i'm
pnrlntnn tlon the tnvorite factories oi EnclHni and
F,ance, together with full new stock Of Fain Pressed
Gun Gass, in every variety, dc Ne. Tho nssoitmont
comprises, In part, the following:
DINNER SETS Gill. decorated gold bnnd, and
white French Ghnn; white granite and blue print 1ew
ing, blue, pnrnlr, dnmaaecnn plum, llnc.
TEA SERN1CES-In sets oI ~, A. 90. CD TT hnd
ID piece., rnneing in price from ~ To $lou set
WATER PITCHERS. covered and uncovered Ba. ins
md E,era nnd 7 ,ct sets
RICIl VASES common and decorated Mugs md
common Enriiirnwnrc, suitable ,or fall trndr.
PLATED GOoDS-Tcn, desert and table Sooons /
labe nnd desert forks suit and mustard spoons mp
kin rnpa, mustard pots, butter knives and cnston.
TABLE CITLERY-lvory handle tnble sets, ~ ie
knives mud lorls in dozcn. common do.
BRlfANIA WARE-Castor- from the conn on
Ia The besl mannncled spoons, Indies and safety flo
ii umps
LOOKING GLASSES-Splc gilt ornptrratsd
lrames French plaos various sizes suitable iof
tie or pier do; nilogHny nme' in greatly ynrietyabd
toiet plnases
GLASS WARE-plan and pressed Gu, tumbler.,
vine pitchers, snvnrs bowls pre-orve d-n 4drconr
lenonadss egg glnsse-, gobja chumpDgnsi safety tn.
Ill amp ~ntrr oflcs butter plates, syrup and Inlas.
cans. -a ceilara, cnsor bottles, preserve f.h
globes.
LAMPS-The ,mprovoI sour lamps Of which the sub
scrbei is the sole proprietor; puror hail. und nd
hnnd lnnpa. IN ereat variety
Cl1ANDALlERS Of ., 3, 4G, g. &c. burners fur
nshfd reasonable Terms; walters ten trays lanterns
lnblc Nuts. tay ten and dinner sets.
STONE WARE-A lsctory prices.
The -ubscr brr offer. all the above goods reasona
BILE TERMS and s satisfied tint II call from ountry NOR
tlunls person. contemplating house keeping will
vince them TINT his stock IL not surpnsse In price qua
y variety. by my establishment in the State. Small
profit and quick sales is the motto. Cn MT
J. ID Is EVANS,
nov li-ts III Main St. Richmond.
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WILSON Il FRtNkLIN-
w OFFER FOR SALE-
10 l1ogshead =, X, and N. Sugar,
50 Barrels Coffee Sugar,
90 ClarifeI Sugar,
1000 lbs. best Luaf DO
10 hhds. N. o. T. Sugar-house Molnsses,
100 Bags Rio and Laguita Coffee,
25 do Superior brown java Coffee,
Gases Gunp'der lmp'r and Bl'k Ten,
500 Sides good sole Leather
100 " " upper
. Bales Shoe Thread
5000 lbs Bale Cotton assorted numbers,
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
10 Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron,
l do Roupd & Square Iron assorted,
| do Blstered Steel,
1000 lbs Cast and Shear
5 Boxes Collins Il Ar hers PatentAxes
300 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
90 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Tnllow Candles,
30 Adamuntine Candles,
90 Sperm, do
30 Turpentipe Soap,
so English dairy Cheese,
so Pine Apple do
so Barrels Ma kerc
SO Kits do No. /,
so Barrels Tanners Oil,
10 900 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides Il number of other anices too tedious tn
ention sept 27-ts
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FOR NEW YORK..
II. s. Maa Line per tle SPLENDID STEAMSHffS
JasneslOWn and Roanoke!

'I'HE new md elegant -ide wheel "te"" EssLssr.N
ship JAMESTOWN, (C"pt. PARRISH
will leave Petersburg via City Point every fnes'n,
Evenin,;, and the ROANOKE, (Capt Cnvcndy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $iO 10
See, aee passayc = ~
Fur speed, comfort aud safety these Steamships
rxcelled by tho aud travellers will hnd
the most pleasant route To the north, as they will thete
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
TpHricket4 issued at my office Sycamore Street
SAML. G. BAPTIST. Agt PetersbpR
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomottox depo
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock. p M
10 connect with the Steamships City Point. Passcn
gers by the South side Railroad will reach Petersburg in
time In tn,<e the cnrs for the steamers i G. b.
July Ids
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For Baltimore aud philadelphia.


Leares Richmond epery TUcsday at O'Clock i ~
t2s TIL Il large und new Steamer B u LVt ID u II
1aasx Capt GirFoRp will receive freight every Mo,
lay, and up the hour of o'clock p NJ every Toaa
lay. ior the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pittsburg Cincinnati and the
South nnd West generally will find this the ehcap
.,st and most ex ped ditious. For freight. apply To
LUDLAM x WATSON, Richmond, IN.
I,,l,
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'hnnce Comp ny of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL. 5000 900.

NANCE can be ifrctel in these companies W
1 as b' tar terms us in any Others OF equal responsi
7 by application 10
ol,r r. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg