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CONVICTED OF FoRGERY.-Ralph Scott, of Blcd
soc county, Tenn, has been convicted of forging
bounty land papers, and was, on Saturday last SEN
fenced to three years imprisonment in the penten
tiary of that State
1t is said that Scott is young man. and has here
tofore sustained good reputation.
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IS nov MARBLES ARE MADE.-The common mode
OF grinding childrens marbles is a curious Instance
u simplicity in machinery A number of stone
.u,ps broken to suitable size, are put together in
a TN poA and fastened to the rim of a waterwheeI
"iio 'nefe ieit 70 grind themselves into shane
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NOT BAD.--Some one criticizes Tennyson's
Maud, thus:
"Disnally dull and dolefully daudn,
Tennysons Maud should be Tennyson'
NaHdIiH"
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NE -noosrACHE IN THE PUIPrr-A writer in A
London periodical states that nearly all the En-
,,r0H ynan living between two and three hun
those who wore the beard on the upper lin we find
IL, wen known names of John Dome. George
rnm DeiI, ROBERT ilerrick, Jeremy TAYLOR Thomas
an ue =, ana Robert South. The famous Jno. Knox
tsrhs INC celebrated John Bunyan, wore the nous.
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Inc English people seem to he ver, ,,,,o,
lated because France is reapinc the much mi
~ inc glory IN the present war, because Will. pr ar
Ehghsh army failed in its attack on the R"a, ~. .ie
french took the Maakoff The Times is now ' as.
isn ONE gre" ,ar simpson as it formerly did Lord Rag
au' ohe writer speaks of it as an unprecedented
event that British soldiers were obliged 10 v ss~or
= times from the Rcdan We think an occnr..,,na
solnewhat similar took place at Bunker Hill
Aerdrk Aerc.r.
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Nor NATURAL-EYE'D.-A prominent citizen, of
foreign BIRTH who was afflicted with strabisnus,
was once challenged at an election poll, by wag,
on the ground that he was not naturaLeyesd' H0r-
7iJ{et
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ID GINIANs PREPARE !-I.JO.;AED 10 nav IN
CUE Prepare Tor the eomi.- conflict: C9ueb. 49,
Colds will soon be IN our midst. The greatest ,
queror ot Coughs, Cold aud { Consumption. !. lion
AkE'5 INSTANT KELIEF. Keep Il in your lnasr.
upon the lfst onset al the disease take il. v y "
your children, all remember tie greatest ue5i,r.
yet dacCyeredis LcorsId's Ctieb.a.rd Cough Syrnn
Frce-25c. per bottle bottles, one dollar Az
LeoUard's Dollar CO.dial.
To be had Of l.. Is. THuM.S, Broad street Shee,,.
Hill, AID of ali Druggists aud Dealers gruera!vio
Richmond and State Of Virginia Wholes.s Al
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD q Co, % Main street end
THOMAS LEONARD, corner % Adams and CLAY street,
Richmond, Va. ocu
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BARK PAPER-A company has established, at
Portland Me, factory for the manufacture of pa
per from the bark of trees. The paper is already
extensively used, and good printing paper, it is
said will soon be produced.
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RELIEF FOR THE NORFOLK ORPHANs-The
churches in Newburyport, Mass have contributed
about $1,000 for the relief of the sufferers from
yellow fever in Portsmouth and Norfolk Va
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Senator Dixon, of Kentucky, has formally an
nounced his intention of joining the Democratic
party.
PUNCH thinks that carriage drivers would make
the best soldiers in the world, as troop could
stand hci, charees
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HIaSH & BOTTCHEK, -
r. .. 2O9, Broad Street
neg TO inform the public that they have been LAYING
~ LOT the approaching season. large and we'll seiecf
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
ana that they are daily receiving large additions
thereto, with other new aud desirable
FANCY GOODS.
The kind and liberal patronage we have bi,bsrto
received, as well the many and fatterins sckno,
ieaeeents OF the superior quality and STYLES of our
attention to all the requirements and moyements ~
the fashions in that line OF business ,ybila orr
sssortments of Worsted Embroideres and E1nbro;der
alaleriAs, Yarns, Patterns, Cheniles Silks &C. esne
fiay recommendable to Schools and Teachers viii
M Aept N the most perfect condition throughout the
.ear. loo s-lm+I HlRSH BOTTCHER.
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krHDIcINDs-
NRs. A. n. naws -1,--1---.-~,~-

NI the CIV. i n,an vs. having re,y,,.
ELIhiR TO wholesale and retsi, a.9. her C0ria
70 SUIT There Is nothing Of quseIss :, 10 qasnti,.
I paTa;lon and is merits have been , ..o ~
is"ee aud sai q !. aish ea.s = 3
shadow ofs dsuet In proof Of IN ne bsyohj ~
sion. now IN hs- VIZ
For sale by Mrs A. B. D.vvs sf
Alex. Dural, Paterson Jsch.n,' bennett b..
2: ;: rleot a Bodeker aud Charles p'1 sizS:s
sRUE TURF OIL or o..
every description, on Man and nv. Sere. a,
'pponial eauai 70 an ounce Of any o.
Barns so1 nnd s sprs snS glss5. and
Gramp and letter, stings of In.e,,. ~ Sss @oes.
the Nails lnflamed Breasts. Gisnd,Is srouas ass.
bask Sweiled Legs and Stiffness Of JOIN, tanS' 81,
colds 81 from eSpoya,. =.
Applied to Burns at once, il lssve.ro
Price 80 and D cents bottle 10 scar,
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CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-The
~ subscribers have established in this city a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now III receipt of their stock TO which they re-
spectiully invite the attention of the merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by ourselves
assured that can, aud will, offer many induce
inents to buyers as any house in this country
WORD, WEISIGER X CO.
No. lo6 Main st (up stairs, } Richmond, Va
An
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &c

r., 81 NO. E.-E XTR
+.s..4ii.se.ss.+z4FRAlNS TO AND FROM THE
SLASH COTTAGE ON WE'D
NESDAY, PATH OCTOBER NEXT-The Ladies'
connected with the Fork Church Or. Strngfellow's)
in Hanover county, will hold Fair at the Slash Cot
tage during the day and night of Wednesday, oath in
slant, and in order to accommodate all who NAV de-
sire to attend from Richmond and its vicinity with
convenient hour the following will be the order of
trains for the occasion:
From Richmond g. and 10 O'Clock A NJ, and and
u P. NJ.
From the Cottage u A. NJ, and l. 5 and 10 O'clock
PM.
The ARNIORY BAND go up in the o'clock P. NJ
train, and 10 O'Clock z. NJ, and the mana
gers the occasion expect to have the buildings and
grounds beautifully illuminated.
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION
Office r.. F. & 2. Company,
Richmond. Oct. 10. 1855. : oe l8
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

A Il + X ED MOSES--FOrmerly III rr &,
"a MOSES, 63 Main street is now in receipt of full
supply of Staunon Fulled Cloths: all WOO! Kerseys;
PLAIN and plaid striped Lnseys Penitentiary plaid Lin
seys; OZnaburgs; Domestics bleached and unbeached
DENNIS; Negro Blankets: Superior Whitney, Macki-
nav and Bed Blankets; $50 dozen country-rnade Yarn
Socks; and variety of seasonabe Goods-al which
Wi! be sold at snch low prices, for cash. that cannot
fali 10 give satisfaction to the closest buyers.
Oc Is ALFRED MOSES ~ Main CT
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ELINIK CINCHONK. : hi. -

n
IA ton is a combination Of the ais pfepara.
the best Casay9 Bark with other irnrroFraE
liable Tonic and Anti-febrile agents b,,a ~ ana val
IN the form OF an elegant Cordial Elixir WIKI d
possessing their remedial properties in s a. Wis
degree, is entirely devoid Of their ob;ecfeaa aEt
tsrness and dsagreesble taste ''N''0h=oe ba-
1t may be employed with benefit in al
conditions OF the system connected Will .IIoibd
whenever corroborant influence il aas;-as ~ DAY,
contIa-lndicatins symptoms exist and i; i ana 10
OF all local inflammation, especially Of The ice
bowels, 1t will be found highly scrvicsgbJ Ad
cd nervous condt,ol--in some forms Of by.os ,'
is desrable-intermittent diseases az Es al'-shle
tebre character and in many other cases t or
by analogy the attention of the inelEsenf ara
will be directed. 1t Will prove sericeaba - saeaA
ing off the miasina arising from low or 5sn ~ ~aio
tions and. by its nvigoratug tonic pbp.rSa - NI4A
venting after recovery, recurrence Of the att, p'
Prepared ard sold BY N''@'"'
FUR, ELL, LADD co
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.IRs W00LH0IsE. LRECHEk w

wi CUPPER-Sfrs. Woolhouse may DC PEI. o. spli,y4
hours Day and Night, at herresldener' wv
Bros Hardware Store, 2l3 Broad 81 ,ossrsrly
y. B.-The best imported LEh' mr.
receiving and for sale. .,, Intended =
All orders from the country promptly
and carefully packed. .,,,,, - ,..,a snA gsds .
ALSO-Lades' BASDAOEo on hai'
order. -, Ell
r--x- 4 LII o,.ar tic dnnr I'll nlgLt
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F-E::=:s::7 RIO MQND AND DAN

ry=.s--ss--....:.5.l AZ L III vi u n Id AND ia =.
-E.ss.S...-.eg..a..ssset lille RAILROAD-OPEN TO
BAItKSDALE'S, lN MILE The
regular Passenger Train viii run daily Sundays ex-
cepted) between RICHMOND and BARKSDALE'S
stopping to take up or put off passengers the follow
lng points oni y Manchester, Robous CoaI-tiea Tom
ahawk, fowhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia G. H., Je-
tersyie Jennings, Ordinary, Burksvile, Prices. Me-
herrn, keysville, brakes Branch, Mossingford Roa-
noke, Clover, Scottsburg, Boston, News Ferry, and
Barksdale's. -
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ, breakfast at
BurksvIlle, and arrive at Barksdale's 1885 7. NJ
Leave Barksdale's at 1880 7. NJ and arrive Rich
Inond at 7l3 Z. NJ.
Children over and under - years of age, and ser
wants halt price Servants travelling by themselves
must DE furnished with two passes that may
be retained at the office where thew purchase their
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they are
permitted TO go on the cars
Passengers for Farinvile. Lynchburs. Wythe vile,
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville Tenn connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at huntsville Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. C.. connect
daily at the terminus of the Railroad with Holderly
Co.'S fast line of Stages
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DOVE A
r,n Sole Proprietors. Rec,
TIDlNGS FROM CHESTF PIFSinr5iHond '.

Messrs Dore Il Co.. Richmond. la. - s[ Ass lSsi
mules WAS turned loose in the -tabls x o5s q zy
playing about with other mules, nan ~ Ssd; zA..
OF his whole body aganst large plate Of 's vera,
long, and from an inch and half 20 ' 70 neas,
the wound was of such character As =, ,'crs Aesp
would never be of any service 10 rns ~ s4pTos7
notice OF the Turf Oil in the papers gan. Sen,
S WasEs he ss 0 DsIt. 70 the cat and in a
cannot perceive the least scar whars ,a' Nd va
made. u 20 r the cut "a,
r. S--There are many cases of iniur;s.' ~ aEE.
sI:s 1sishborhood which have been c9Ess 'H VIII "a
Turf Oil, and, If of any benefit to Won ~ by te
you many certificates. The vhole nj Ian Ian Pio,Gss
it is the quickest hesling remedy the eyr
ii. 4. WINFpYv
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SAWl.s: SHAWLS.--ln hand n good
Shs,sI ''ment of Argyle English and Sc o.eh Plaid
ling. "ahArts shiia ,i,, 10, persons travel
80 i08 Main street
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"a NEW AND SPLENDID STUCk
MA OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR THE,
FALL TRADE OF 1861. GREENTREE
.-lLA 4 BRO, SO, Main Street, respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have Just opened
the fall trade, with elegant and most extensive as
sortment of COATS, PANTS and VESTS, and Gen
tlemens furnishing Goods much superior to any we
ever oferedto them which will sell wholesale or
retain on as good terms they be bong any
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves
|. GREENTREE & BRO
Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main street.
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THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITIO,

vI,HE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Il OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS lNsTl-
TUTE.-The splendid Hall overt the Lower Market,
corner of Main and 18th streets will be open for the
reception of Particles on THURSDAY, October 18th.
Exhibitors particularly requested TO inform the
Committee Exhibition of the space required by
them for the proper display of their articles well
of the nature of the articles to be displayed.
The Committee, on behalf of the Board of Mana
gers, would particularly request all persons having
Paintings other works of art well natural Gu
rosties furnish the for exhibition assuring
them that they viii receive particular attention and
be safely returned in good order
Communications addressed to Mr.. r: A. MAYO,
Chairman OF the Committee Exhibition, will re-
ceive immediate attention.
Circulars containing full particulars also be had
of him, Of JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary OF the
Committee.
COMMITTEE ON EXHIBITIONS
ROBERT A MAYO Chairman,
JAMES ID. BROWNE. Secretary,
JOHN w. CARDWELL,
JOSEPH +. POWELL,
JOHN w. DAVIES.
4
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oRL LOOk Oy TN = W q a K-

o1rE LOOK d u T..-NEW e. A It.
E3ysE RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-
---ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store ut No. 81, Main street. Richmond,
Va Legs leave to inform his friends and the public
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou
ches Rockaways top and no top Buggies, Saddles and
Harness OF all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides, Martngales Strrups, Bits, and
Spurs OF various qualities and prices Carriage, Gig,
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels line fur and Blanket Robes, Horse CO.
vers and Blankets OF various qualities and prces-Ina
king altogether of the best. Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding, every article used for either
brcced in stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices he
does say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles TO look his before
trying elsewhere He assures them that every III
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
r1ed assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them at low prices.
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No 81 Main ST., 5 doors above St Charles.
ID cyrn
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hEAT.-Upon hearing the lines read in Julius
cesar where the hungry Cassius chafes with the
people:
Now, III the name OF all the Gods at once
Upon what meat doth this our Caesar feed.
That he has grown so great ~
oid Roger cynically remarked that it couldn't
nave been upon any meat sold at the present
boston prices; as Caesar himself couldn't have
Post w e'' -"' N'--"o''oH
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ITNHLK. MAIIOl;ANY AND SHIN

IL Giles ,
81, 600 feet ~ South Carolina Dressed fiooE'At
peror quality and even lengths
50 900 feet ~ North Carolina do d"
100 GOO feet clear White Pine
- eco feet 5-9 and 81 Button Wood
40 COO feet SO Oak, for tobacco boxes
so OO0 feet inch do do 90.
40 600 feet SO and inch Poplar
40 600 feet lx5 Rough Flooring
100 0C0 feet seasoned 81 and inch FiaHA
100000 large Cyprus Bunch Shins1s .,.3 Vexrl
An assortment of Mahogany PlanA aug IA A..
Posts: Black Walnut, Hickory Cherry An anI y,
Pile For sale low, and on accnmmoaS'ip,ss prTg
an d BELN IN -
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II INNING FLUID..-A freak article iusa
- received and for sale by A. BODEKER -
! eeh Apotheesrs and Druggist, 10 Main st.
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FOX RENT OK eE-1hHt con-

~ FOR RENT OK LEASE-1hat con-
@;; veniently arranged and centrally located build
I-I al al a I me- t ., proaa ana
and III view OF the Capitol For professional men it
combines every convenience, having offices detached
marble mantlepieces, &c Possession of the two de-
tached offices can be given once, and of the entire
premises by the 9Th day of December, at which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made to give possession at earlier or
later date, am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM. Brent, (of the firm of Gretter Brent who
will take pleasure i'll showing the premises to any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB. Richmond; or
to p NJ. TABB, Jr.,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd.
SO 22-tf Bnndon. Henrico county, Va
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OF CO-PARTNER-


DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER IL
- SliIP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the style and firm OF BAILEY l. FRANCIS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
having claims against the concern will please
present them; and those indebted requested to
make immediate payment to w. w. Bailey.
w w. BAILEY
July LIST, 1855. o. A. FRANCIS.
orE THE UNDERSIGNED having
SaffFSL disposed of his interest i'll the COACH
YIs@2-MAKING BUSINESS, formerly con-
Quoted on 18th street. between aud Grace streets
to his late partner, takes great pleasure in
mending him to his friends, and be them
that all work given him will be done in a faithful and
woTkmanlke manner.
y Z-3m w. w. BAILEY.
SHOWER BATHS.-The attention of the
- public is called TO superior article of Shower
Baths, which the subscriber has on hand and which
he offers for sale at less price than the arti-
Gle usually sells for Those who wish purchase can
see and judge for themselves by calling ut r. NJ ZIM-
MERMAN'S, or Messrs. STEBBINS < PULLENS.
or Mr.. STARRETTS.
jy0 VIM. FORBES.
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u lcs@@s - FOR N d X Fol X AND
t-zE--x------,55 PORTSMOUTH-The steamboat
1s,7sszsssz..-zs.- AUGUSTA, Capt w C. SMITH,
viii hereafter, instead of stopping Hampton pro-
coed directly to Norfolk and Portsmouth where the
boat will remain short time and then return to
Hampton, to remain night. On the mornings
the boat comes up she will with the steamer
COFFEE from Norfolk, heretofore. Should the
Coffee tail to come out at any time, the Augusta will
go into Norfolk in the morning ALSO for her pas
sengers.
The cars running i'll connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at
81 o'clock for Port Natha where passengers take the
Understanding, the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
on the alternate days viz: Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday mornings ut 6 o'clock. The Boat
going and returning.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office K. p RR Co oc I3
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT 'hA

-
i Low PRICES
81 and ~ Brown Sbeetings =, cti,.iuss
Oznaburgs BIeached Sheetin4s ana o''
Bed Negro, Horse and Foot blsAAe"
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans: Tweeds; Satines
Cassiuieres of all kinds
Black aud colored Broad Cloths ~, cayss
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths ana o.,
Liuseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and CU ,1',,sy.
Heavy country-woye Jeans and faii .pisrtsn
English Negro Cloths Kerseys ana %
Snake-Skiu Vestings
Valeucie. Velvet snd Satin Nesilhss
Caps Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool C"'''
Prints Silks and Mernos
Shawls Cambrics and Curtains ,,.h ana la.A
FInbr,aderies-English French, scot'n he CO..
!. The largest stock Of Brussels Carpes ~
monweuIth
Velvet Carpets Ingram do
Dr,ggets; crunlb Cloths aud Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
. Brown Hollands; Sileeeas
Table Cloths and Towels -. ,ooa, tss
with many other fresh and desirable So"N'
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT; -, t.snx bse
Bonsack,s Negro Jeans; ChaTlottes''ns. Jneks sss
Cottons and full assortment ''
bra,ed six-Cord Spools. =, liar, 10 esos'
A long line of Ladies' Printed Moas
,he invoices in quantities 10 SUIT Plifs fOSDOS
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r., r19ssz=.z==@r1 PETERSBURG UNION
ASs&s .ss.sirss.s..-s.ss.a.A AND VIRGINIA STATE AG
-RICULTURAL FAIRS I855-
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
REDUCTION OF FARE.-To render the utmost IA
cites to visitors the above Fairs tickets viii be
issued at the Ticket Office in Richmond Monday I'D
Tuesday sd, "Wednesday 9th Thursday 18th, and
friday 10Th of October at s .25 with the pryilepe
OF returning free at any time previous to the LIST
November.
Tickets will be issued at Petersburg, comInencin
on Tuesday, Esd of October and each day thereafter
until the I'd of November, with the privilege of re-
turning free ut any tune until the 9th of November
inclusive.
The Conductors will be provided with tickets n,
give way passengers the same privilege those going
from Richmond or Petersburg e
~ Stock and other ARTICLES intended for xblit;o,
at the Fairs will be the regular rate of freight
going to the Fair, with the privilege of being returned
free, If IN the of the same owners ar the
time. THOS DODAMEAD g.,
Office r. e. r. r. r. Oct u ocr,T
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NOTlCE.-TU the S1OCk HOLDERS
OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-Ths annual meeting of the stockhold-
of this Company will be held IN the city of Rich
mond on the 9th day of November 1850. 3
IT- The attention of the Stockholders Is called to
the following resolution, adopted at their last annual
meeting:
Resolved, That no proxy given more thantwelye
months before any ensuing meeting OF the Stoekhod-
ers of this Company shall be valid
j. GARRETT, Treasurer
Office Va Central H. II. Conpany,l
! Richmond, Oct. I'd, 1855. oe SON
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+ E-@s ~ CHANCE OF ii0U H.
SsSs:sxaa-I Steamboat CURTIS PECK. Cant
JOHN DAVIS, will, after this date
leave the wharf at Rockets for HAMPTON every
Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday mornings, at a
O'Clock precisely. Returning the Curtis Peek will
leave the wharf in Hampton every FRIDAY. Monday
and Wednesday mornings the same hour, l6I oclkl
na touch as usual going and returning af of the
IL n n II. cp.Na
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IN lAesi z III j 4 .- z | !.

9548 ~ ss(6l1lsJAGRICULTUKALE II 3 7
= ~ 'A----------TI0N.-On the occasion ofthe
regular annual exhibition OF the Agricultural So
eiety of Virginia, which win commence in Rich
Ioiid Tuesday, 0fh October, next all nhcrs of
the Society aud articles brought tho route for thu
purpose Of exhibiting. win be charged the usual faro
way only for any portion Of the distance between
Warrington and Richmond. a,
Members OF the Society, exhibition Of their GER
tlcae of membership ut the time of taking passage
for Richmond win receive tickets in return not trans
ferable, free of charge. SAMUEL RUTH.
Superintendent OF Transportation.
Office Richmond. Fred'g aud r. r. r. Co, 49, s.gl
Richmond, Sept 9th, 1885 eN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20

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