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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
WATER WHEEL HEEL . NM, ,,,,,rr,.

Having Obtained permanent agency for the manu-
iact,c sn e and IA, OF GOODW MS PATENT COM
BINATION WATER WHEEL, and being sole agent
Tor the Sate of Virginia. the subscriber takes this meth
cd 10 bring soiJ improvement before tho public.
Its advantages that il gives large per cent of
power from the expended the best shot,
wheels. Being made Of Cast Iron is dnrnbe,and,a
the same time. extremely simple In construction and
not liablc To get ont of order. The Wheel and Gate
thereto attached with the Water governor, maxi
ing IT, only suitable fur grst and mills, but for
other machinery and back water on pow
~ by din sing the bend; and ia applicable for any
head from four feet up and !, the chonpest wheel
thai will give the snme power from tho
waier expended. have them manufactured at A. q
Dabney's, Lynchburg, Va win set up superintend
toe setting where made. For further informa
lion, address JAMES W. ROBINSON,
CampbeIl c. H., Va
Persons wanting Wheels in other counties will be
supplied until the teroryis disposed Of by the pat,
rntee }. w. kOBINSON.
nov 30-cly
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Collision in Cape Fear Riper--Loss Of LtJe'
WuMINGToN, n. c. Sept.

Last night as the steamer James X. Grist' was
proceeding to Fayetteville, and when about two
miles from this place, she came into coihsi'h
with.a small freight boat, containing SIX persons
upsettng it, and throwing every soul INTO ',,e rls
az Two negroes we're drowned Mr.. NJ. Bryant
seriously Injured, and the remainder rescued.
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YELLOW FEVER DEATHS AT RICHMOND.


VIM. C. Shields, Esq. founder and for many
years editor and proprietor of the Norfolk Cou,ir
and VIM b, Cain, Esq. Proprietor OF Cams no.
tel. Union street, both died here last night OF
Yellow Fever. The disease was undoubtedly
contracted in Norfolk, although ooth OF the o''
ceased had been here for several days.
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FARM FOH SALE

NEAR LYNCHBURG.-l offer for sale
nv Ivy Creek plantation, in Bedford, on which
| now reside, (Scottsford.) This farm contains
about $50 acres,-l00 acres of fine bottom
land--80 acres of which is sef-renoyatlng. About
one-thrd of the tract is fine forest. The build
ings are all new-and are such as would suit a
gentleman for a country residence. The planta
ton is in IA fine state of improvement, and lies
about miles from Lynchburg, and within halfa
mile of the Va & Tenn. Il. Road.
1t is seldom such property is offered in the
market There is everything connected with the
premises that is deirabe in the way of orchards,
&c.
Being DESTROYS of removing to Kansas this
Fall, will offer bargain to one who really
wishes TO purchase. My address is Lynchbnrg,
va. SAML NJ SUIT.
anr Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DEAR SR:--t tbke pleasure in giving YOU my dee.
ded opinion of y3uf Alum My son John, who
remained with you about month had been ia extremely
bad health for several years--so much, indeed, thai
had lost all hope 1T MS recovery. tried four or
five OF the be.t Physicians none of whom could relieve
him took hin a. yuchbur; md consulted some 81
The, hes doctors the city with mi any SUCCESS
Herring Of ,our Springs, determined 10 II, the water
though must confess without much hope Of deriving
from my bereft but in this most agreeatly dis
appointed. One months use Of this water has | am
confident made an enlhe Of him. In fact, it looks
as if the dead bad 10 life,
] hayc hesitation in pr1nourcing it as my opinion
that this i. the very best that las been dis
covered. Very respectfully, yn trs,
ARCHIBALD d. WORSHAM.
Mr. = EoBoLs. june lS.dsc2tawt.
Richmond Wing cany weekly dt
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Later from Norjoik.

The Fever S,ceepi8g Ererything Before it
Forty Buriais ia one ddy-One hundred ne,o
cases Friday Night-Death Of John G. III.
Hation-A Melancholy case-Ihree IN one
Family. ,a-->
NORFOLK, Sept. | 1855.
Dear Express: The augusta goes up to day,
and l am up thus early to send you letter, for
it is barely light, Ny poor city is certainly doom
cd and am almost too much depressed In spirits
TO write at any length All my energies of both
mind ani body seem TO be well night Frustrated
for the Fever is sweeping everything before it
At no time has the Pestilence committed such raw
eyes As on yesterday. The sad work of burying
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JVdshiprt0n Items.

The entire number of applications under the
honntv land law since March last. up to this date
is 900 800. of which 1000 were filed in August
During the same month $500 warrants soW were Is
sued. The total number issued is 2l,Ooo.
The net amount in the Treasury OF the United
States, subject to draft is $40. 9l6,6l9;
Messrs Vim. VI. Burwell and John W. Bryce
have bargained for the entire ownership OF the
American Organ, which is held at Slo,oOo.
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YNCsaBsRG FEMALE SIENNA.

Ia kY The t@enty.sixtn session Of This Institution
viii common the first Mondny in September tthe
3d) mud end on the 81 daY ol July.
The undersigned have Used every exerlon to nuke
Ibis n frs, class Fem School, aad intend 10 squire ne
riier time, pnns . pense in accomplishing that end.
They grat,l the liberal patronage bestowed up
them heretofore, ind ask for continuance Of Tie
sam"
We are prepared t. accommodate Fifty .Boardrrs.-
On buildings and conmoiious; the roums large
and ell ventilated. We would purti ularlj invite per-
sons having daughters wards To on d our, to come
and examine for ihem.cl,es. Our object will be to
make young Indies placed under ou charge as roniorla
bt and pleasantly situated IL if they al their own
homes. We thiub eau offer great Inducements ns
any similur II stlution in this any other State
The OF instruction ia thoro Ish md embraces
the Ornamental well useful branches Usually taught
in tine best schools. We have secured the services of
S!gna Maurice Jnnnett an accomplished Italian Ia .
Musical department and bat the best teachers
employed in the other departments.
For further particulars rcalars will be furnished b,
application at the Seminary, Mt the Book Store of
Mrssrs. Payne K Christian
aug l5-dSc2tawlu MISSES GORDON.
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CAMPBELL Co. Ho Octohcr anI. 1854

wa. induced to Try the Bedford Alum
pntient affected III scrofula after seeing the analysis
made by Pluf Gillian Of the Virginia Miltary Insl-
tute, aud much pleased with us effects Us Ia en
co,4,sr me to ua II in several other of scroua
dyspep,a lencorrah,a connected with prlapsus uteri
/ mus, saw from my experience wi h the OF the
Rodkbridee and Bedford Alum waters, kaoic the Bed.
fold to be Tar preferable. RIO. +. PAGE, NJ. ID
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AUSTIN M. TRIPLE,
4 Y n q X n T. 7 4 n l. 4 "
M Ks: KaRkPATRICK'S SIENNA
r yNCs.r.YJssG COLLEGE

IL ton VII be opened ON the lat of October next,
with cumpi Faculty, fine Chemical Philosophical,
and Mathematical Apparatus, and all the usual facilities
for Collage instruction
The term, of tuition will be $40 IN the Preparatory
Department. und $50 ia the Collegiate, toi the annual
session One ha ( the ,uition payable in advance.
It i. especially esrc that &c ltlcmen who Intend 10
give their Collegiate would place them, as
soon a possible in Preplratory Department. TINT
they may be thoroughly aud regularly prepared for Col
lrae. ~ 3l.d&cta
fqssT Tn, Rresblie,n viii = esseropy
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Nurses for Norfolk and Portsmouth.

The gallant Daniel }. Ricardo, now at Norfolk
has telepraphed to New Orleans for twenty more
nurses. Fever in Norfolk beggars all descrip-
ton.
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NEW FALL GOODS, 1855.

LNlRSI ,urply ~ new FALL GOODS received in
l. Lynchburg
am nnw receiving NY stock gr the present aud mp
preaching scnson which beg 10 call the aIterlnt Of
Ire pnrea, inr pull IT,. In il will be- fund the nshionn.
bic style. npurtca tbis season. 10 which weekly di.
TORS Ill hc made
Ms stock of F,earh Embroiderie. "a very lnrgc md
cLeai, Inus = tai JOIS G MEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04

ID BE OPENED FOR THE KECEPTTON OF
VISITORS ON THE 2O1H JUNE -Theyate situntcd
eleven miles Wesl Of LSncburR, and four mills hom
the Forest Depot here conv", ancr will always br IN
readiness visitors 10 and from the Springs
Tue proprietor pledges himself to use his beat oxer.
tons to please thosr yho mnS ca on him.
A. the medicinal value of the water, the public il
presented uih the following ccrtihcnt. selected "m
many Of the import which the proprietor las ,e-
ceiYed:
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n Ew ROCKS NEW BOOKS

The Hidden Path---a new Novelty Marion mar
land author of Alone. Prize $!23; -.
visit TO the Camp before Sevastopol-by Met ormck
The Escaped Nun-by young Lndy OF. Nor'o'h' Wv
JusI ~ "-''' PAYNE e. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04

DEAN SIN IL have been s4ng the from your
Alum Spring nnd happy to- inform you that am
mucn p eased with its eff cts. The primary effects OF
the water re precisely the those produced by
the water of the RoekbrdRe Alum. 'hal expert nent
more fully aud give you the result of my experience.
am, very respectfully,
j. A OTEI NJ d.
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NEW CONEEKN.-The subsc,

NEW C0NGElkN- The subscriber hiving
~ purchased interest of his partners IN the late
concern of Horne, " aisoo 4 Co, will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS at til ID stand mud .olicit- the patronage
of the e old concern and the public
orally will attend promptly To the sale OF all kinds
of prf dnce JAS e. HoRNEh
July l0.f2m--Repnhlicnn cnpY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
AUCTION SALES.
GALE ar DE,unAELE REAL rs.

~ TATE NEAR iA NGHBU RG.--ln pursuance Of
the last will al OF Frances Il Shaehullori
de, y will proceed IL sell public nuean, upon IL.
premises. itcr lnh RESIDE HfE Nth al TIE nppurte
nnnces the ttp belonging, Wednesday the 18th dn,
OF September. ls5a.
The TRACT OF LAND contains. hy reeen survey,
5tS mud stuard in tie county u Amherst, inn
media ely tla naE road leading from tn City oi
Lynchhnfe to Amherst Courthouse; AMI lies Willis two
miles of the CIV. Tho bu ldngs ara good, consisting
of :wo.story Brick Dwelling. with frame ahlitis
amply sufficient pr the comtnrtah'r residence o. large
famil, md Unnecessary house 'ogcther with nrgn
Garden. newly pulled in aud iastrully sci with shrub
bely. The aud les well aud i susceptible 1t high
snto of Improvement aud profitable culture. lts pos-
ton wi, ennhe il al ncs evui himself Of
the best points OF ucuat on OF the Lyrchhnrg market
Gentlemen wishing To purchase Land ARE invited 10
attend tho sale, this il willed To be sold and pro-
vision made for any
All things considered is but seldom thai desra
BILE properly is erycdiy offered Tor sale. aud
great halgan may, perhaps, be bought in IL
Aciins Executor, shall only convey thu title yest
ed in y tcstntrS the however. is believed Ia be
unque-lonahle.
10 o'clock NJ will be the hour nl sale unless heavy
fall OF nn should interrupt aud in t1ut event the see
hour ON the following LAY the snle will take place.
TERMS OF SAtE.--A credit Of onr, two and thtee
years tequs annual natalments) will be given the pnr
chaser or purchasers for the payment of the purchase
oncy he or they securing the paync ot tho same by
bonds with guoa sann security and the tile at the
land also retained further security until the whole oil
the purchase oues i. paid
The purchaser will huvc the privilege of seeding from
the day Of sale nnd full possession VIII bs given on tho
lot day OF January, 1856.
JNO. W SClIOOiFIElD. Executor
If tie last will and testament OF Frances Is Shackel
ford, decd mug o5dltscll9, h SEPT
I-ss Charlottesville Advocate will copy three times
ali.
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Nl1ANO.GtLANO, GUANO

NJ < JONES an receiving evr y few DAYS, AT th II
G ocery establishments, Main street fresh supplies f
the very best Perayial Gnano. which y arr selling at
low prices and ch hey invite the Intention Of tn r
fr;ends md The uuf8ir sep Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-04
xTALUABIEPROpEKrY for SALE

The under signed, with n view OF relieving him
self ffom his present embarrassed condan will offer
for sae privately until the 9th by at September ncxt
the following valuhbla property, viz; Two Lot' ol
Ground in the cry Of Lyhchbnrg, fronting fo feet ene
Jefferson street. the Basin ol the James River aud
knnuwha Canal nearly opposite the large stone wall;
four Lots fronting so feet each The basin vt tho
Canul running back the Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road; Lot Jefferson street opposite the store oi
Mcdaniel Hurt Preston. fronting feet; fonr Framed
Tcnements und Lots near D. =. Rec~' lying between
the old und tnfApikes; House mud Lot adjoining
d Il Spcncc- residence. Ca most esilohe tamliy real
dence;) lot anI OGDEN Tenement mud vacant Lot,
both nj Joining Ih anne: "A hai ae1e Lot On B'nck Wa.
ter Creek. near Judge VIM Daniels lee llouse nso.
his interest (beoe thria,) in that valntblc Steam
Rrck Machine nent the Gas Works; about 20 he I'd ot
Horses aud Mule all young ind well broke 10 harness.
& or 10 Wagons e ind horse aud aeye,al sec
ond hind Carts, Wagons, &c
Such portions III mid property ns mny mol he sold by
the 5lh day OF September nexl, will on thnt lay be sod
by way of public auctinn.
All The crciitqts Il the undersigned nre invited 10
purchase thn fer claim, nny he ohsetiel against
Tie amount due by them respectively Tor purrhn'e,.
All persons h,Yaa open acron Is aeninst him ere re-
questsdio pros a by the Lit tay nf cpemNcr, that
he endenvurla make some lroyi n for lhcm' those
indebted lin curncsy requested 10 pay without
further delay.
n B.-.fhe PIEDMONT WORKS viii be continued
in all their diIyrsa arches and all the contracts
on hand ur may H. rnccd or betNeen tits aud the
lat day oi Scpteeder will be carried promptly 10y
,hc concern that g take the Works tpn day as lac
intends nhiug IA aprtncr.
ing / | d3Ast At4=ert GEO. e. ouRLE.
Re. tul iTob rpt
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ROCKBIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.

ROCKBIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
TUNHIS old and fa,orile Watching PLACE hay
l. ing been greatly enlarged and embesfed, is now
open for visitors Its fame in the euro of disease-the
steady growth of than thirty years experience
md trials well established 10 need sdvert-
sing. Ii is believed stard wholly without u rival IN
the cure OF Scroula Chronic Diarrhea Dyspepsa, oh.
stnate diseases of the Liver of the Kidneys and Of
the Skin Bronchitis Oplhamfc and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculiar to females.
Pamphlets continuing analysis and few out offs null
ude of that might have been pubiished will be
forwarded on application.
But. the proprieors wish to invite uttenion their
efforts rendering this attractive not merely
the invalid but all who desire heathu and agreea.
BILE recreation from the of business They have
spared neither pains expense in fitting up their
,nbshment according the requirements of the times
in Hotel keeping.
They have also the pleasure to thar DR.. G A.
RosE. OF La Porte, indiana. long und we'll known
citizen AMI physician % Lynchfnrg has consented to
render his services a resident physcian.
The Vusndt Band Of Mnsic. Of Baltimore. is engs.
ged Tor the season Billiards, Ten-i'ins. Shooting Gal
| lery, &c.. &c FRAZIER g. RANDOLPH,
Proprietrrs
| MAJ, JOHN II. SEAYREs, (late of the Ooumban) So
/ parnta,daut inly A.. r2m
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A NEW TAVERN

TIME subscriber has opened a House of Entertain
l. ment, immedately on the Turnpike road leading
iroT Lynchbuig TO Appomattox county " miles from
the former and within hundred yards of Concord
Depot, Souhside ailroad Those who may favor ma
with their patronage will with prompt attention
willalso keep for hire horses and bngges
ap I6-cts GEO. nj WILMINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-23

Bidders will state the distance, and propose .
7l8l From Jonesboro' to Waldrop's Mills In Jefsr.
son county, and hask, onoe . week
Bidders vill state the distance, and propose .
schedule. -s
7Is5 =. oa Louisville to scrossinsvills and back,
once week
Bidders .ill state the distance, and propose
schedule. I; " v1 ~
1856 From louisville, by the Free Bridge, to Skip
psusville and back, once week
Biiden viii stats the distance, and Pre- pose a
sched6le. i..+ = - At-f = - - Y
7ls7 Hron Mllvill., BY ekain's ssers> and Rsyns's
Bridge, to Andalusia and back, oncs weak
Biddsrs win stats the distance, and propose .
echedule. e. -~e-hu --'.o' -
71ss frtm newton, by Hish Bluff, on the Cha:ta-
heeehss river, to Geneva and back, once
Bdasrs;will ltste the distance, and propose +.
7lSo From opslika, BY lafayette, Milltown Louisa,
WeedeWss, Rookdals, and Cakfusky y, TO eek.
sonv1ls, and back, once veek
Bidders Nfll state the distance. and urop,ss n
schsdule. u - : :
7lso RrotGe ebysr.yills to Court,and, IL miles and
be6k, bnce 4 week
Lssve Begsrsville Tuesday at s a m
Arrive 6 Courtlaad sa ne day by Il m
Leave oburtlaId Tuesday at pm
Arrive q Rogessvills same day by5pm
1l9l fr, m Cuscaleoea to Harky Clements NILS
AMI back, oposa week
Bidders will state the distance, and propose Q
tchedules
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NEW JERSEY.

(Frcm July ], 1855, TO June 80, 1s56)
ell Prem Princeton to Lawrence Vile g miles and
tAcs, three times q week
Lave Princeton Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urlsy at q N
Arrive a: Lswrsnc.yills rame days By 1Oam
l. ave L1vrercevills same dsys az 4pm
ArrIve 81 Princeton came days BY 6pm
Propozals for SIX times a week service will be
consiIsrsd
sll? Frou Warrington, by Taylor's Mil, Kerrs-
Vile, and Ruming and Bays Mills, to VI
emma, 10 miles and hack, twice week
Leave Washington Wednesday and Saturday
N3pn
Arrive at Nienra same days by 6pm
Leave Vienna WelEesday and saturday at 8
Arrive a. Wash.nyt same days BY la
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PENNSYLVANIA.

(trOE July /, lS55,fo June go, 1867
e4 From Tr.,dEnsou-gh to schuylkin Haven, 4
miss and back, three times . week
Lave Eriedenssargh Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 Z m
Arrive at sehrylkJl Haven same days by
Lave SchuylkDl Haven s,ms days at IL 10
Arrive a Fried sDsburg Fams Days bylpm
PrOposxS for six times a week service viii be
eonsiChxsd.
'ss From 6OTdOn,v1,e, BY Int, rcours-, to Eat,
milss andback three tim.s a weak
Leave Gordon'Yille Tuesday, Thursday and
Sstsriay ct 1lH IN
Arrive st Hat same days by lpm
Leave Ha. 'Ams days at 8 = N
Arrive at Gordonsville fauns days by e16 m
considered
DeS From Colombia, BY Manor and Hjghyills, to
SAT. Haroor, 10 miles and hack, three times
Leave Columbia Tuesday, Thursday ard sstur.
Arrive at Safe Hsrbor rams days by Han
Leave Scr, Hsrbor same days 81 pm
ArriVs NJ Columbia faus days by Bpm
ffoPosals ier six times week service " II be
considered
~ Prom christi.ra, BY Smyrna, Nay, Quarry.
Level, 10 niles and ha,k, three times .
week = =
Leay, ch-is:isra Tce5dIy, Thur day, and Eat.
Urusy 81 -.
Arr'Ts at Chestnut Leyelsams days by lam
Lave Vhestr ut Level sane days at 2pm
ArriEe ~ Chsiitiana same Gays byspm
frolosAIs lor ak times Wsek service will be
considered.
Nc from kiE zcr's BY Wil,iamstoEn. Uarr.so.-
town, sP-ingsell Mills. Ha. and Mount Hops
10 lntercoursc, miles aud back, onos a
week
Leave Klnzer's Monday at liam
hsnVest Intsroourse same day byIpn
Leave fnesreourss sans day az 7 an
Arrive az kinzsr's same day by Gam
Prcposa:s for thrss times a week ss.yics wiI b.,
cOnsidsrsd.
~ FROM safs hsrb1r By Lib -rty sQuare to Buck,
10 miles ard ba:k, twice a we-k
Leave safs Harbor Monday and faturday ut Q
Arrive AZ Busk .ane days by lam
Leave Buck Tassdsy and lriisy at cam
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,(Frem JHly 1, 1854, to June 80, 1851
700 From NshAnt to Lynn, miles and back, SIX
times q week from June to Ostcbsr /, and
three times week rs,idue OF year.
Lave Nshart daily, except gu day, st 9 am
ArriTe at Lynn same day by Iii ID
Leave Lynn daily, except sunday, st L m
Arrive at Nshant same day by 2pn
Lave Natsns Tuesis lay, Thursday, snd Saturday
at9sm
Arrive at Lynn same day by IL N
Lave Lynn Tuesday, Thursday, AM Saturday
atl2m
Arrive at Nthsnt same Gay by2pm.
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DELAWARE.

(Ffon June 30, 1856, to jane 80, 1850
9sl4 p cm Newark, by Cooch's Bridge, Gl.eaow.
and summit Bridge to Middl,town, Nd, Il
miles and back, three times q wssk
Leave Newark Tuesdsy, 1hur.dsy and sstur-
day at pm
Arrive .. Midllstown same days BY Tam
Lave Middlstovn sans days st7am
Arrive st Newark sane days by lam
Proposals to run six TINES a week will be con,
eidered.
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MARYLAND.

(Froas July 1, 1865, 70 June 80, 1852
s9iI From Anacostia to Mount Welby, miles aud
back twice week
Leave Anacostia Monday and Friday at 81
Arrive at Mount welby same day, by sLsm
Leave Mount Welby same days at Z m
Arrive at Anacostis sane days by Sam
s''o rom Mount Airy to ramAfcus,7 miles and
tack, noe . week - 0|'- -
Leave Mount Airy sa 'urday at l2m . -.
Leave Damascus Saturday at 5X
oolo AMs rrn AZ ~ y nognt Airy saue day ty9am
sSAs from fast New Market to Crotch ett's Perry,
on Dorchester eoun'y0 8 miles and back, once
Leave East New Market Saturday ats.m
Anxs ~ Crotchetts Ferry came day by 10
Leave Cfotchett's Ferry Saturday at l2m
Arrive at East New Market same day by Q
$3.50 From Snow Hin By Nwaingo Pu.pacs +,
Princess Ann, Fl miles aad back, once
LavssnOw Hill Tuesday at Sam
Arrive at Princess Ann "a ms day by SPIN
Leave Princess Ann Wednesday at IN
Arrive at Srow Hill same day by 3pm
9asl frem White Haven to Rss' svilie, Tin Som.
erses ccunty,) - niles aud ta-k, once q
week
Biiiers win state the distance, and propose n
schedule Of de- parturss aud arrivals.
1854 frcm Cambridge o Buckstown, 10 miles and
back, on g week
Leave Cam 5riise Wed 1ssday at Tam
Arrive at Buckstown by 10 an
ave Buckstswn wedoesday at JPN
Arrive at Canbr Ire sams day by D m.
sses From Glen Rock by Hsttick's Kroh's Mis- 10
e.. Masehestsr, Ii miles and back, three tunes a
Leave Glen Rock Tuesday, Thur day ana sstur.
day at 10 Q m
Arrive at Manchester Eam, days By Ipm
Leave hanshsster same days at pm
Arrive ct Glen R0ck k~s days byspm
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ass From Srir gf.ld. by North Springfield. 10 Cas-
sett's station, miles and back, six times
week.
Leave springHsli dkily, except Sunday, at 10
Arrive st Gsssett's Station same day by 12m
Leave Gsssstt's StStion daily, exc pit Sunday, at
Arrivs at Springfield same day by 2pm.