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rrw eprcIAL NorfcHs.

10 THr PUBL1o. My attention has been
.;led 10 f1,s Gard Of the Superintsbd-ns OF the
ashmond b acS bs tbe
snssd al tho trains on the msi route between Rich
mcnd aud Washing ton - breakHeek
E.ins beId reseopsibls for the running OF the
trains on the Central Railroad, forced. though
unwilineIy before the pablic IN order to deny this
shf and to show sp what rpos ss ~ Ss.s
OF the Virginia Genital ksiirosd s = miles per hous
the s7eed OF the nsht train 20 niles per hour This
IL less than that OF most of the roads connect.
ins with me- hut while we using light mschioery,
we prefer To run 20 not to strain 1t. When the
new and powerful machinery recsnsiy Purehssso ~
thousbt proper rival other mail lines and give our
day train 80 miles per hour not only With ease but
with safety The nisht train we shall continue to
run AZ 20 miIes psr hour. fhs whole route 10 Id
with heavy r rail and l. kept In fine order
am isnonsut OF the schs dulles Of the T., y. r;
| C. ,mo.nr and would like to see them have heard
| that the time allowed between Aqua Creek ard
Richmond was less than 81 hours. The distance 10
railrosd and 40 miles strap rail If am correctly
Informed, and tdst am not, the trains are run q
more than 90 miles per hour oyer this sharp rail-, ~
| this track Ia new and sound, and the machinery
/ liaht presu ne that Is miles per hour might be
considered safe; but should vet prefer the heavy
rail- at so mile. per hour Ihe pusic Ti.! Juaase,
TO run At Is miles Dor hour, would require then al
loving s6 miles hour on the heavy rail- talthough
e,tsemed ~ about four hours from Aqua
Creek to Richmond, or about the time they former.
" took when the road BIT everything In tts os o
way about the mail That they VIII ~, 90 n., s9 nao
vailins cannot doubt. 70 save their machinery,
they had better commepee Ct once:
| I have heard Of neckbreaking on the mail
| route. and have seen NO signs Of dislocaton any
where. save In the neck Of certain company which
cannct II seems conceal iss monsaen :. ,n.,.
ssslf BY attempting to iajars tas
sup't TfanSn Va Central h. Il.
| Office Va Central r. r. Coz
Richmond. Aug. 8. 1855 aus
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DIED.

On the S0th July, at the Waller Gold Mine. in the
county OF Goochland, In the State of Virginia Of a
sweatng fever, after illness OF ninetsen DAYS
Mrs MARY JANE STONE, the wife of Augustins
and three small children to mourn their his
ioss What meisncholy instance of the uncertsin
~ OF Heavenly hopes and the vanity of earthIv nos
sessions here below, in a lard of sorrow and sin nj
the land In which We live. Death shall be swallow
Cd % victory and the Saints ahall sis the TIL
Crave where 10 by victory? VI
me great archangePs trump shall sound
w nile twice ten thousand thunders roa,:
ioar up the graves aad ciesvs the ground
AND make the greedy sea restore.
The greedy sea shall yield her dead
Tn earth no more her slain conceal.
Sinners shall lift their guilty heads
And shrink to see yawning hell.
But We who now our Lord confess
And faithful to the end endure,
Shall stand in Jesus rishteousness-
stand 40 the rock of ages sure
~ Lynehbnrg papers please copy.
Al bis residence in this city on Tuesday, Eth inst
WILLIAM CLOPTON, Ia the SD year Of bis age >
his run will take place this day at 10 O'CLOCK
A. M az Clay Street Chapel, where the friends ana
to attend. '''eu
o. Fiid,y evening, the 81 inst at her n, sids,cs
on Church Hill, Mrs. ELIZABETH D. JENKs
aged 81 years. "
On the 9th Of August, DAVID PECK. infant sor
al David r. and Cornelis Farquhar, ssad months
The friends and acquainrsnces OF the f.miiv a..
respectfully invfted 10 attend the funeral from
father'e residsn:e, IN French 9srd-u Hill tbi,
lthnrsdayl afternoon, at O'clock. without fur her
UPhiadsiphis Ledger please copy.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL Scott Riehms; Capt
DENIM s,'en. Cali Msrti tic; Gsrolins; ssldsn,
Hanover; + III Jones, q A; W Fleming, Miss stro.
H: Low; a. Mn tosrD
tsr.bs; Mr. Pleasant Miss.s Hu'hes. Bait; Ford
woodfn. Cumbis; Lee, lazy aud shildren.
Irving Lynehbg; T r Psrkinson, Pr Ed; A Austin,
c:IpssilIj Or s0a'h'll' Am'll' N Rhodes and
Mitchell Richmond; H Reed K Russ, Geo Cu:he-
rel. Ro Reed, Wilmington y G; John Howsil, Ma :.
thsys W% Mathew fni,pS sb;. Sooih.sS
Point; Henry !. Price. Pe.sbs; Jos sou,h, Washing,
sssa; W ff.a v Ae.sy. ' S:rs WI
savsnnah.
J Bryant, Gloucester; P Cbristian. P X Disiipgs
and lady, Chss City; w Lord, Min Rossstt. N G;
cculsy LADY sad 5. and ;ery. D9osiMs'c snS sv
Goods. MseiIenburg; d Williams. RiehmOnd; J
s :sss % sss
Vile; X HIli. Miss J Hill. Miss Il Hill, Miss
H H.s. kiR FOsa p S%:n SR'ss s
r Barford, J Ottiey Miss r b Wallace lady
and :yis mi's Peek, Ala; csssniss, H.lif'z; 3
Clever. miss Ed A Lemacks and svt, mrs Verdi.
sc; W Taylor, miss Gwathney. King esor.e;
Ayio, va " n Nj v AndeIsOu LOUISE w n LUIGI -
Fredksbg; L @ Washington. Washington; II New :
Hunter, Caroline: r Ward, C; Rufin, Hanover;
Oh FL Mitchell Fl Springs; d Sale, J Warning. Es-
sex; w Sharp, U N; Chas Shary H Sharp miss
Sharp. miss johnson, g L Wilson and lady,
child and svt, Baylor. r. w Baylor, Thos Gate
wosd and svt Sieourney, lady. children and svt,
Thcs Brooks, lady. children and svt, Norfolk, g
Ishsnl, miss jshan1, DR. Blackwell and lady, miss
Blackwell 2 children and svt, CHM; L w Luce and
lady. Washington; Dudley, misc Rowe. King Geo;
w d Mason, s C. =
ST. CHARLES HOTEL w Hopkins, N c; 4 A
Wills hesterfed; Coatsr, Hanover; K Nun
ford Gordon; Powhatan; w Talley, Va; M
Warren, Jas City; w Fl Robertson, w Merrymar,
w Hatcher, Cumberland D Lsake and ser,
Goochlsnd; Elicit, Chas City; H Biren. Va; E z
CLARK, Lunenburg; N Wilson. Amelia SPRING.; g
Il SouthwelI and lady, Amelia; A w Bailey and
child Miss N Bailey, Lunenburg w Hodges; K
"A Weat Cabell; w 81 Hodges s1ottsylvania; NJ
Dillon and lady, Mss Dillon, Pr EDWARD; O'Con.
ner. Sweet Springs: w Rice T Mitchell Prince
Edwd; g M Moon, N VI w Terry, P E Mussman
and lady, Miss Fl Mvers, Bennett, Va; L r Gun.
ter. Brighton; ] Goodman, NJ Powers. Cumbd;
Clarke, Lunsnburg; T Enroushty, Va; Clay,
Dr. Curds. Chesterfsld; Ballow, Goochlaud; 7
Whitworth; inwiddie; g w boswell. Hanover; J
w Bryant Pc~h.tsn; Hopkins Va; R Cot
stmr Augusta; Mitchell, Richmond; X Thorn
tor, Hanover; w Phillips. Va; Middleton, Ame-
liza; w Long and svt, N C; DR. II Field, Dinwiddie;
Tucker, Brunswick; d Steger, Powhatau; d r
Hickman, c Barrett, LOUISE; II Barlow, T
Powell. Wnabg; Gardner. Wsrren: r Mere
dith, Kent; ii Lacy, A Winfield, Va; J Dos
well, NO.
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THANKSGIvING.

On. trust the Executive Of Virginia viii
.his wear adopt the custom 80 general 10 ON
~ states, Of recommending . Day OF Thanks
living for the fruits of the earth we have
seen no reasonable objection to pubic ac
acknowledgement Of the hand which crowneIn
the year with goodness. But few months
400. the most serious apprehensions prevail
al lest the crops of oil kinds should be SO
f.,.llv injured by the protracted drought a.
20 nroduce \ famine. As day after day pass
ad and the cloudless sky and the dry earth
gave no sign of hope. the hearts OF the most
s.nou;ne began to sink within them as to the
future. The newspapers throughout the 'ano
EXPRESSED dismal forebodings, and prayers
were offered up in some of the churches ior
dsliverance from one Of the most terrible
calamities that ever visited mankind. SUD
denly. and most unexpectedly, relief came;
the heavens poured down the most seasonal
BILE and refreshing rains; the wheat crop wsi
saved from impending ruin, and the fruits o.
the earth of all kinds, became 30 abundant
that, instead of year of famine, we shall, IL
all probability, be justified in pronounoinf
this, peculiarly and pre- eminently, the YEAf
OF PLENTY. Under these circumstances, Il
not public acknowledgment of that which
all men feel, due to Him who hath "turnet
the dry ground into water springs; who wa
tereth the hills from his chambers; who caus
eth the grass to grow for the cattle, and heft
for the service of man; and wine that ma
keith glad the heart of man; and Oil 70 max
his face to shine; and bread, which strength
eneth man heart"
When in connection with these reasons io'
gratitude, we consider our exemption from INT
desolations of war, under which other parls
of the world now suffer, do we not find ample
reason for the recommendation blythe Cnle'
Magistrate of Day of Thanksgiving to'
the Goodness of HoavenI ..--.
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WITNESS STAND

c,. WITNESS STAND.-The committee On the
City Hall would add very much To ~. on Tue
convenenee OF the bar, and all other, Who a,, snd
"a sae msySrs Court BY having witness stand srsc
In. That room would also be much imnro. q snfy'
being carpeted over improved BY
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HE HUsrINGs CoURr of this civ will
commence it, Grand Jury term Monday mart "a
noay i, very important that the
Justices and lawyers should be prompt In ~
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HENRIco County CouRr.-Tlis boo

HENRICo County CoUKr.-Tlis body
had very long session yesterday and disposed OF
large amount of business, none of which, however,
was of much public Importance
UnldwfM dssembiy-Henry Kracke confessed iudg-
ment In two indctGieats for permitting IN.
lawful assemblies, and fined S3 and costs in each
case.
Tippling.-George w. Blankership indicted for
tipping was found guilty by the jury and nsd $50
and costs The defe ndapt, through his counsel ask.
ed for new trial, which the court refused to grant
ne wa. then allowed until this morning to prepare
a bill of exceptions.
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ATTENTION, FIREMEN-Tbe members y,

tne new Fire Department, comprising seven com.
psnIes are requested to meet at Lafayette Hall ~
saturday nieht next, for the purpose Of compIatn :
tnelt organization under the new regime On ths
svenns referred to: they will have to elect Priv
competent and most 70 lisbe men should bs
soi every Office 1t 10 hoped and expected that no
fireman, Who can be present, will absent himssit o
heme Der the night. and let all attend the ma,
ing with the fixed resolution to elect the best m
70 oe mad, and to do all In their power to mais ,b
~ ORGANIZATION the pride of the city and an homo,
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.oxr OF sIcHsoNo. Aug. 8.

ARRIVED,
Sehr George J Jones, Myrick, Boston, mdz David
Currie.
Gchr ] Achorn Merrill, Rochisnd, line Luther
Libby.
am Co
schr Poquoson, Hopkins Hampton. wheat.
SAILED,
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal Philadelphia, mdz
and passengers.
schr Regulator, Bassett, Suffolk.
gchr BGruegat, Fitchett, Charles City.
Sehr Ashland, Lefeyer. Baltimore.
Schr Nelly D. Haley, Stamford. Conn. coal
Schr Mary e Mathews, Warren, Alexsndris, Va,
light.
Rchr Psssais, Bowden, PhiIaielphis.
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M OST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
WI ON LEIGH. BETWEEN sixth AND =, :.
vENfH eTnEETs. rOk BALE-Ths sabscr bsrs
are authnrizsd TO sell that most beautiful Rudips
Lot on this South side OF Leigh street, sdjoini th
rsdlsnse Of n, Jacob Hal. II fronts about ii r. I;
an ed aoDDIN l. ArpEIsoN
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RICE m CONNECTICUT. W Payne, Of Far.
minstou, Conn. has . lot Of Minnessota rice crow
Ing upon bic farm. "full eight fset high and prom.
the 6oushsTr rice, aud Il confident thai Il can be
prodtably rsissd 10 that meridian. II IL Gown ON
swsinpy land, unit for other cultivation.
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a EEP OFF THE SUN.-Florencs
inE, one case very hsndsoms Bioronce Braid III.
A.os Leenen Flats, very hsAur,lui; R,bbons. hsns-
ssd onsap. CA. GWATKiN
Opposite Exchapse Hnnk
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A CAsp.-The undersigned bees leave

A CARD-The undersigned begs leave
to inform his customers friends, and the public
and Candle Manufacturer. OF this city to melt all
the rough materials, employed in the manufaesure
nufac.urs of the refined materials at his former Fac.
tory Franklin street, rear Of his brick buildings
beyond the corporate llmit and shall upon its com.
pletion furnish due notice Of the fact thst all hay
ing any of the materials necsssary for his trade,
there, to be disposed Of He will give the highest
market price for everything Ia his line.
While this course will involve many dssdvac tages,
he IL nevertheless induced through the solicitation
Of his family and friends, to resort to IT, and TO absr.
don the purpose whsh he originally formed of leav.
ing the city The plan hiGh he now adopts that OF
melting al the rough material beyond the corporate
limits, and manufacturing only re sd matter at bis
factory, will sfectualy remove all causes Of COM
plant, if indeed any eser existed De will ia few
days be prepared to supply any orders for goods
which may LIE Forwarded, ard soiieits from his for
au Git EDWARD McADAM.
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ExCURsION.-TheM Mechanic Guard 10

ExoURsION.-The Mechanic Guard. Cant
Llpscomo, Will make al excursion to Slash Cottage
next Monday afternoon. where they intend HAVING
place OF resort for our citizens, rneny of whom %
mere almost every day, to enjoy a country airing
aha psrtake OF the well prepared fessss corsaptly
spread al the Cottage Hotel. The Guard we under.
sand have taken the necessary precaution to pre-
serve good order on the occasion, and We have tbs
assurance of the committee of Advancement that
they viii spare no efforts to make the trip plaa.snt
and agreeable to all who may accompany them
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ARRIEn.

Yesterday evening, at St. Johns Church, by the
Rev. Mr. Kepler. Mr.. VIM. g. BUTLER to Mi.s
RACHEL sHlPLEY, al. Of this city.
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TAzEwELL KERsEY.-The various "a

TAzEwELL KERsEY-The various re-
ports about this person, Whose mysterious disap.
psarance from the eghborhood of Hungary 8 prinR
was noticed By some days snce are ouhtless ali
false. as we understand from Deputy Sheriff Hutch.
esq., who receives in formation from, the late neigh
borhood of the missing every day. We heard
Yesterday, that Kersey had been seen in Hanover
where he is said to be at work. and that the REASON
he fed from home, his employer Mr A. g. Padsstt
suspected him Of bringing ice to market every
morning than he scoouuted for, and had threstened
70 follow him to the city to sstsfy himself as to the
truth or falsty of his suspicious The report ia cir
culsslon last Monday, that his body had been found
10 the woods near Padgetts, is said to be entirely
without foundation ~ w 'Aio4J
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Nru M.r,,.e Th. Co.,.

NEW MATING The County Court ~
aenrie' should pass an order to have tbs 49, VI y.
shsI court room covered with new mating n ,sa
9ia enc mas oecoms Very shabby. They wonId .iae
90 Vel 70 have IRE proof vault erected In the s
nooss % guard their books and nts sssiu.
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HEALTH OF CINCINNATI During July there were
SOB deaths in Cinciunati-of cholera 81, consump
tim 40, summer complaint &C. cause NOT reported
1l2
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I INSTRUCTION. IN THE FRENCH

INSTRUCTION IN THE FRENCH
AND GERMAN LANGUAGEs-The under
signed having recently returned to this city, after
rehdence OF several years In France and Germany
will give instruction In the above Languages to pri.
vate Classes, at such hours In the aft ernoous and
Scholars. y"
TERMs-Per Quarter, OF thirty Lessons, sl2
Application can be made to my self In person M
hours OF and 2 O'Clock. -s
au 9-2aw2w CHARLES RCNr
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I IST OF REAL ESTATE in The 9.
~ Richmond on which State Taxes sr. A, I
1854; and if said Faxes are not paid by tbs d n
day in August next, said Real Estate will be ,,.,S
delinquent.
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Samuel H. Bingham. chief operator In the w.
and N. o. Telegraph Office. Charleston, s. died
Of consumption Monday
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STOLEN PLANK Frederick Krsgle vas
held to bail in the sum of 500 to appear at the
Grand Jury term Of the Hastings Court and sn.
swer an indictment for receiving seven plauks
rom Albert slave of Messrs. Ragland & Brother,
knowing the same to have been stolen and Albert
was ordered twenty-five stripes for committing the
theft. Mr.. Ragland identified and recovered the
lost lumber, which was found by officer TYLER ia
The work loft of Kragle's house.
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UNPLEASANT ODoR Solomon s. Marsh
wa nned oil by tho Mayor. yesterday. for creating
Branch by boiling up dead animals to make neats
loot OIL Mr. NJ stated that he had no desire to an
hoy mis- nelghbors By his business and il the smell
was unpleasant to them would give them M cause
81 compiaint In future. Under this promise, the
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AUCTION NoTIcE-Roots, Shoes, Hats
&c this morning. by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
an Auction ers.
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STEALING CHICKEks.-An old man named
William Williams, was srraigned before the Mayo
yesterday morning, charged with stealing eigh,
chickens from Mrs. Brooks; and another man
named John Crenshaw, was arrigned for receiving
the same knowing them to be stolen but owing to
the absence of witnesses, the investigation was
postponed until they could be summoned
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-The summons
against Thomas M Granger, for permitting an un
lawful assembly of twelve negroes Ia bis grocery
10 the night time, was partially heard, and then
continued until Tuesday next. The Mayor In the
meantime, recognised Waterman Bibb to appear
before the Grand Jury next Monday, In order 10
have MIR. Granger indicted under the State law,
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NoaroLx, Va

NATIONAL HOTEL, EoRroLK, Va
In B WALTERS PsopaIrrop H.v,n. -.
chased the above we'll known establish IN emit I re
spectfuly INFORM my friends and the trayelin pub
lie that the house has bsen rous hy
newly furnished throughout and IL now cpeu for the
reception OF permanent and trsnsient Borders
return my sincere thanks TO my fiiends add the
70 me TOT the iast twenty-three years aud resu, at
fui'y solicit . continuance OF the same sssur3rs
81 HONE while sojourpinE ct the Nationai =.
B-A four horse STAGE COACH Ie.~.. IN.
nationsi hSssI every Tnesday Thurscsy and sstur
NOTICE.-T0 hire for the balance Of thu
~ year. CT for sale TO ,smsn lie the etats vour-
nULAtTn GAL. about II yeass o. sss = soSS
Chambermah and esAns1reA ana has : srsst ts,.
lcs Tae, -makins. 1or further partisulsrs spuiv
- ss ~ 9-6t
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prsorrpCEs OF THE WEST.

The Ksnavha district, on the line Of the
Coyiuvson and Ohio railroad. has been CALI
eli without much exaggeration, the gr.at
mineral depot Of Nature The Kanswha So
lines have nothing to approach them in the
United States except those OF New York,
and il they had but araiiroad, would be able
u cone with any in the world They now
amnloy coo. 600 barrels, 500 t.boats, and nu
msrous steamboats,, to convey their salt to the
various Western markets. With the aid OF
the Covington and Ohio railroad, the produc-
ton of Kanawha salt can be quadrupled TO
the East AS well as to the West.
In the article of coal. the Kanawha district
is equally pre-eminent. Que bushel OF the
Camel coal of that region is equal, accord
ing to the report of the government officers
who specially examined it, to three OF the
very best Of any of the bituminous coal now
in use. The beds of this coal lie in the most
convenient manner for shipment by the rail
read. The opinion is expressed by good au'
thority, that, even with double railroad
line, and the cars kept running day and
night, the demand for this article slone Gould
not be supplied. The New York ocean
steamers probably consume at this time from
eight to ten millions bushels of coal year
aud the government. coasting and river
steamers fully as large quantity beside
The American and foreign steamships, sail
ing from the United States, have relied on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to supply
| them with coal from the Cumberland Goa
mines, distant over two hundred miles from
Baltimore. and thence transhipped to the
Northern ports. Build the Covington ane
Ohio railroad, and Norfolk, direct depot
would become the centre of an enormous
| trade in the article of COAL
Here are two articles alone-SaH ane
| Coal-within the limits of Virginia, which
warrant and demand the construction of the
| Covington and Ohio railroad, without any
reference to the boundless trade of the grea'
valley of the Mississippi.