The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-11
SPECIAL norYcns-

0aOxAh MOyJEH0.
xI.U0O,OOO BosDs or THE VIReIr,A s.r
,nsssEE ,..s,. hAIL.oAD CoMPAHy.-PropoeaIs viil.as
of saOs aol the whols Or any the above =
Ps6ls bearer Il ~ sis ds.eo f rs n IVY
.a ~ .ene 1874 with interest Coupops -. ~
ally q tie ssas cent ~ per saaum payable ssmisnns
vsrt;Sy Of s.eh year snd s:r
Of the Soas, the stock Of the company at the
| Insss bonds are Issued una., f,,, ........
ping the 1osS ,or the purpose Of nshins and ssuio.
eaae on the sao teey are secured BY second raaIt
s9Mpments. franchises apprrfs..a, Hxt9fes and
49, m n thereto The rst md n1;,
By the State Of Vrsinis on ths nv taken
sss = per cent interest ana ~
20 os ia9dstsd By payments sanusll1 y sTins
1858 The remanns $500 600 Vac III J5e ist
ssh uns capital Of the company q. .oeoscSos az H..
,h Gf vheh Z held BY Stats Of Vsnia Iotes re-
The length of the road from the citv ~ r..,s
Tesne.see line il 2e4 miles ef which iss srs
s. nss r.asrs on srd sa @ The iemsas
ten month"; labor 10 only necessary to put ths
aoaa INTO full operation. There has been expenSsS
stock and sooaa geo II rolling
ss Geo per mile of road TIE road forms M ns n
most impcrt.nt route in the Union svips s
line from the Northern and Easssrn citie.
On me Gulf OF Mexico and the Missssipp
snoItenlng the distance moro than 200 mi1e. M
mere Is but one more link to be finished to sfford
CONTINUOUS railroad transportation from the citr f
nenaants nf ~ 20 mon,eomery Alabama. But inds
9t the great South and North iins the Virrin. and
Railroad has certain local business of its
last year. only IS miles open Sl6S s29 7s1 A. hs;ns
sumcient OF itself to support the road It
Hss ,;ss ms Whole length through region absundins
VIII VIII variety ef minerals OF the most valuable ns.
ture, such a. lead, coal iron copper salt md svn
sun. All OF which exist in great abundanse v6icb
ia nave bsss hitherto neglected but which are fast be-
In short the prospects of the road re most
nasterng and fostered a. it has been by tn, ststs
with generally bI the people Of Virginia
ssed tsy no sscnty has recently been offered VI bet
&c. C character. The company havs agreed 10 set
nonds from the earnings of the road. A a sinLins
Sund TO meet the payment of them at matu ~. snS
S.csrs % have adopted. asa line of Icy to
siaeI tne interest and Sinking Fund have On bro.
per cent down, and the balance in pavms, = Of 10
per cent every thirty days till all paid IL whole
PAID At once interest to lat July be al
bids il reserved If deemed for the intsres, of ths
company 20 to do So The bondSwill be lodged IN bank
~ E,T ne covered when thei whole amount paid
ul iaioimation Will be given all subjs tts con-
nected with the financial affairs of the a. 1nsn1
Which could be desired by parties wishing 60 Ola,
| n.
ssirsd sa BY applying to Adrian H. Muller 10. No.
80 Wsii street, New York, to whom Offers ,ust he
sent sealed and marked Tender for Railroad Bonds
ON OF before the gath day of May next - =
JOHN ROBIN McDANI cL. -
m, PRESIDENT Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Co
The Board OF Directors are
HENRY DAVIS,
~ GEORGE STUART, .x&
WILLIAM A. READ, i
-- THOMAS L. PRESTON.
WIN. T. ANDERSON. and
Y. n M, 9ARHETT, is Chief Engineer
VIII receive sealed proposals for the above loan,
whch y viii remain with me unopened till O'Clock
Z. M of Thursdey, the oath day Of May next to be
then opened in the presence of the President or
ApRIsN ffiai H. HInrE Fl fas rGEo%ss;Sy e wy.
"e~ 1orS, April Is, 1855. ap 1s-eodlmkdtd
SAM'L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
lhAes, HOPES, BAcGINc, kc..) Bouth Ffaukin n .
door. West Of Old Market. buys small a. wsll a.
iiso 'o's' fs R-A6m
GIVE THEM TRlAL.-Mercenary per-
sons have in 20 many instances succeeded in fostr
upon the community worthless preparations, claim.
ing for them great medical virtues that erest MANY
refuse to take anything not by
STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExpEcToRANr and
DIARRHEA CORDIAL in more than Eve hundred In
stances Indeed many medical men who know their
virtues regularly prescribe thu Expectorant in cases
of coughs colds and diseases of the respiratory or
gans, which come under their care. And in ali dis
eases Ct the bowels too, such as darhes the Diar-
rnGs Cordlai l: prescribed By them with the utmost
confidence in its ben eicial effects Give these ar
oelient medicines trial = s-s s7Tf'-l g
!, See descriptive psmphlsts, to be had gratis of
- Price for each only 50 cents, or s,x bottles 10
u. 81. sfABLER CO., Proprietor.
Wholesale Druggists, bsltimofss
PURCELL, LApD 4 CO..
A.d by Druggists aud 1srshasts ssasrsilJ shro.sA.
ont Virginia. spl6-dAsl3t
Jso. w. WRIGHr & Co. are prepared
to receive sl kinds Of Produce and Merchandize on
sonable terms - 1t San be taken In the city.
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experI-
snced practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery and obste-
tries, having located on Broad atreet, three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
ment of Diseases of Women and Chidren.
ap7-6m* RfCH0 s. CAUTHORN. M. D.
NoTIoE.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the RICH MOND, FREDERICKs-
BURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
will be held at the Office Of the Compsny at Rich.
mond on WEDNESDAY, the soth of My. At u
O'Clock M. G. w. MACMURDO, Tr.
ap S0-1m
BOUNTY LAND. 60.
will prosecute claims against the Fede.
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONS, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act of Congress soldiers who sery, %
ed period Of FOURTEEN day IN any tcdS, SINCE iUo
and If such soldiers be dead, their widows or minor
children are entitled to I60 acres of land Those
who have received less than 160 acres, entitled
to a. much more will make that quantity =
Having been engaged . clerk in the Pension
an3 and Dana I'm Al ar WanhinRf0r-