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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-19

W00DLAWN, the late residence OF Jno.
" -DUNkuM, IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, FOR
SALE.-Wul be sold at public auction, on THURS.
DAY the 6ih day of December next or the first fair
day thereafter on the premises to the highest bidder
that desirable tract of land belonging to John Dunku1
decd lying in the county of Albemare, five miles
south OF Charlottesville, the road leading to Scots
vile, containing Eight Hundred and Thirty. Nine
Acres There are between 800 and 400 acres of Land
heavily TIM bered with pine oak and hickory viii ch
can easily be sold in Charlottesville and at the Uni
Versty OF W. at $4 to IS per cord The balance is
Cleared and well set with clover and grasses of all
kinds, well adapted to the cultivation of Corn Wheat
Orchard of choice fruit. The improvements consist
of large brick residence with 9 rooms a large Barn.
two large Stables Ice house. comfo table Houses for
servants and all other necessary houses all good
order: The Dwelling House has recently been cover
ed with tin.
The whole tract is well watered with numerous
springs of good water The residence is regarded Oh
healthy any in Albemarle and the location is hi gh
commanding an extensive prospect ofthe surrounding
country, which is picturesqu and beautiful.
The tract will be offered for sale in a body, and II
not sold in that way, will be divided suit
and sold the same day. r-f
Persons who may wish to purchase, apply to
pleasure in showing the premises.
TERMs-One, two and three years, with interest
FROM date The purchaser to give bond and the further
security ofa deed of trust the land. The title to
the land Is deemed unquestionable, but acting eN-
ecutor shall convey only such title vested in me
by the will of John Dunkum, decd.
At the same time and place, will sell for cash
Negro Woman and Boy.
Full possession of the land given Immediately.
My address is North Garden, Alb. Co, Va.
PHILIP EDGE, Executor
no l-2t&lawtds of John Dunkum, decd.
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,on BY Thomas W. Keesee.

VALUABLE HUUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION0Wjii h
soid on WEDNESDAY MORNING next. the ai ps
at 10 O'Clock, at the late residence of Doctor
". Z. scott on 9Th street. between Cary and CSnal
Fnl,ure consisting in part OFF, elegant large size
pa fiate Mirrors; Oval do do; very handsome
W ook Gases Marble Top Centre Table; Marble Top
asnstand- Bureau and Glass; fine high post Mabopa
~ ~ peastead; very handsome Tetc-a-TeteE Hat
LACK Settees; Mahogany and Cane Seat Chair: !
sns 1 Tupelior Mahogany Extension Dining Table: 2
apestry Carpets nearly new; Refrige rator: Card
sa. walnut Cane Seat Chairs; Tenders and Fire
', &c. THOS. w. KEESEE.
A.,
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
h FURNITURE, STOCK, CROPS, &c.-Will be
sold, at Wakefield, 1.-THE farm adjoining Mr.. Geo w
Doswelps,) in Hanover county the residence of the
late Mrs JUDITH Smith, THURSDAY, November
22d 1885, (f fair, If not, the fair day there
aft err all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, en-
bracing the usual variety of small famly-the beds
and bedding being of superior quality; oil the Stock of
every description, including several valuable Mich
beautiful Colt, and number of Hogs in prime ORDER
together with the crops hand say about 10 stacks
Oats of excellent quality, quantity of long, we'll
flied ears of Corn, Fodder, &c
ALSO-A handsome small Carriage and Harness
that has been but little used of convenient and
in good order; Road Wagon, well made, with run
ming gear, &c.
TERms-For all sums of $40 and under cash will
be required; for all sums $40 credit of nine
months will be given, bond with approved security
adding interest from the day of sale; but the interest
will be RENTED on ell the bonds paid punctualy at
maturity. B. w. RICHARDSON,
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd.
No 1S-dqtGc elk
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E'AI(lu FuE SALEs-Ine SUBSCRIBER have
Il ing become one of the pure hasers, and removed
to the Hotel at Chesterfield Court House, will SELL at
public auction, on the promises, TUESDAY, the
due notice will be given of the same, the Farm
which l formerly resided lying the Broad Rock
Road, eight miles from the city of Richmond, con-
tanning $50 acres-one-hnlf of which is in orr gnel
growth the other half in fine arabic land well adap.
tsd to the growth of corn, wheat, oats and tobacco
with 80 acres of low grounds Falling Creek as fine
as any in the State-weil drained and in high state
of cultivation The improvements consist OF new
ted beautiful grove of 1870 oaks with an excellent
well of water in the yard The outhouses all new
and of the most ample character; all of the negro
quarters with brick chimneys. There is also q wheel
wright and blacksmith shops the premises, and a
good stand for both. The location is healthy and the
neighborhood good This Farm taken altogether is a
most desirable one. My brother, H. King Graves who
resides on the premises, will take pleasure in show
ing it TO any one DESTROYS TO purchase.
TERMS: Liberal and made known application
to Chesterfield Court House.
oc 26-dlaw&ctds. VIM. A. GRAVES.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

Il n "
~ IN HENRICO, IS MILES BELOW RICH
MOND.-As Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the
County of Henrico, pronounced on the I'd November
1883, in the suit of Turpn, &c, against Owens &C.
shall sell at public auction the premises, TUES
DAY. the Goth day of November 1855, at IL O'Clock
NJ IF fair; ii not the next fair day. the tract of land
acres more or less, adjoining the lands of Dr. Jno
Mettert and others. There is the place good
dwelling, stable, &c. The place is healthy and the
neighborhood excellent. :
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at S, II and 10
months for bond notes bearing interest satisfacto
ny secured and title retained till last payment is
made and q conveyance directed by the Court
w. GODDIN, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsoN, Aucts.
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AUCTION sAIne
->>->-~-~~~~~~~~~~~-e.~~-
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE ON HULL


BY GOddin q Apperson.
VALUABLE REAL -EsTATE ON HULL
~ AND BARNEY STREETS, MANCHESTER
r r9n SALE AT AUCTI 0N.-Will be sold 0.
premses Commencing At o'clock, that valuable hal
acre, No go ON Hull street, Manchester, nearly op
po'ite the STEERS Hotel with four tsuements there
ALso-The Tobacco Factory '' on = Barney street
near that owned by Mr.. John Gilmonr fronting s2i
Mr. B. J. Sizer viii show the property to ncr.on,
TERMs-One- third cash balance at and months
,Sn notes interest added and title retained
NO 10 GoDDIN & APPERsoN. Auet.
foSIfONEMENT.--In consequence of Thurs
above sale is postponed to MONDAY next the 10Th
no Is az 49,.
osMN nm IoT ~ Ksso SALE OF HOUSE
soner of the circuit of Henrco in the ease of
Crowds against Woodward, &c pronounced m the
,ss ls shall :. cell gyse
november 1855, at the hour of o'clock, P. NJ the
lot on Union Hill at the corner of Mosby and Pleas
streets fronting S feet on Mosby street. having
thereon an unfinished frame building.
.kMs: one-third cash; balance at six and nine
months for negotsble notes. bearing and
no II w GODDIN Com,r.
Sale by GoDDrs & AppERsoN Auctioneers'
KGSTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE
4 DWELLING ON JACKSON STREET-By
virtue OF deed of trust executed by Thomas Bailie
70 John Howard and Henry P Irving, (either of whom
Is empowered TO act) bearing date 2fth day of No.
Cember; 1854, and of record in Richmond Hastings
court the subscribe will proceed sell on the &c
gay OF November, 1855 at O'Clock P, NJ, at pub
nc aueflon on the premises all that land living and
being In the city of Richmond, fronting sixty seven
teet on jackson street. and running back between
ailel lines and parallel with street. not named
about two hundred feet having front of sixty seven
ieet on tho southern side of Duval sreet-beiag the
same property on which said Thomas Baltic now re-
sides.
TERMs-Cash "a 10 20 much of the proceeds a. n.v
De necessary to defray the expenses of executing this
trust the fees for drawing and recording this deed
ana the further sum of 800; and credit the
further of $780, until 24th March, 1856 IA to an
other 400 until Gath Nov. 1885, to another 800
until 24th July 1857 and another 400 until 24th
NOV, l6oi the credit nstaments to be properly Sc
cured. JOHN HOWARD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
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BY Larus e Shine

NlSIMT SALE. October LIST, 1SJ5.-TO.
~ NiSHT, commencing at O'clock, we viii se H. at
our store, No IA Main street, large assortment of
staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every ar
cle IN the fancy fine and suitable for the city and
- ALSo-Will be offered extensive stock of Eng
nsn 0oid Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
nders. ~ 1 w
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
Guns, Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend tbess
saies, as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to he as represented.
oc SIS LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
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BY Davenport, Allen & Co.
GROCERIES &C., AT AUCTION.--On
O'Clock, auction store, assortment of Gro
ceries viz:
Coffee Sugars
Java Coffee ...-.
Rectifed Whiskey
n. +. Rum
Green and Black Teas
Syrup; Window Glass .-.
Wrapping Paper
Glackerei, &c, &c.
Oranges, Lemons, &C.
TERMS Under Slo0 cash; 800 End over months
no IL DAvENPoRr. ALLEN & CO, Aucts.
T,VRNITURE AT A NC r 10 N.--On
Il THURSDAY, 22d November, at 10 o'clock, at
our auction store will sell large stock of Furni-
ture direct from the manufacturers, consisting of
Centre Tables
Card Tables
Rockers
Chairs of various patterns
Bedsteads
Lounges
Bureaes; Wsshs ands
Extension Tables; Stands
Looking Glasses, &c, &c.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 800 and over, month";
'rs so 's iBs5sEsS RSfSTT ALLEN CO. Aae
EXECUTOR,s SALE OF H !An1r Es-
In pursuance of the last viii and Testament OF =. "
Sydnor deed, we viii offer for sale nj pan6c auction
the premises, on WEDNEsDAi ,np ,y ia,
DIV tbrresfter that valuable and well known farm
| called DUNGARvON the late residence OF the said
Sydnor, about ten miles from .ne CRY .. ss
on the stage ROAD iea'ii'is '' ~ " VIZ ~
| in Hanover, -oo, ooo -. -
third in woods, and is susceptible of adyan
tsreous division into tracts which poss.
bin may be DONE The land is well watsred. and en
braces variety of SOIL the larger portion OF sth ane
good whea, land and other parts well adapted to tns
| growth of vegetables. >,
The buildings are, large aud comfortable dweli
ng house, very large barn with brick basement, ene
other necessary cut-houses with new and excellent
overseer's house. The neiehborhoed viii conipa,e
favorsby with any in the county, and the ioeatioi
healthy. :. -
| TgRMs or LE-One fourth cash; balance IN one
two and three years interest added and deeaoi 't
/ TO secure the credit payments. go, LII, ~.
The subscnbers, living near tine Pseo, VI. 'aas
ia.,re in ms wins the farm or will respond 10 any
| Recommendation through the Richmond r. y.
| Il. SYDNOR / Fx,ors
Mo II a.wtd ". b. SYDNOR,j
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BY Baker, Peasants q Co.
SALE OF REAL EST

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
j. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ONE NILE
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to by VIM. Newton
and Jesse o. Newton, bearing date December 18TH
1882 and OF record in the Clerks Office of the Coun
ty Court OF Henrico, having been requested by the
beneficiary in said deed of trust will proceed to SELL
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, Sd
day of December, at Y O'clock the property therein
specified containing three acres be the same more OF
less together with all the buildings and appurtenances
thereto belonging now in possession of Vim. Newton
and Jesse o. Newton.
The said property is situated immediately on the
Stony Run Road, adjoining the lands of Dr. Picot and
others There is upon the premises desirable and
comfortable dwellns;i also, a wooden building
which has been used store house-is said to be
good location for grocery. The land is in good
of cultivation, and is desirable garden spot.
TERMs-Casn sufficient to pay the expenses of OK
ecutng this trust and the farther of five hundred
dollars, with interest from December 18th, 1853; for
the balance, the terms will be accommodate ting and
made known at hour of sale.
The title to the above is believed to be as good as
any, but shall convey with the usual special warranty
THOMAS J. CARTER. Trustee.
BAKER, PLEAsASTs L. Co., Aucts, Franklin and
Union streets no It'd
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Union SINGING SCHOOLS.--Wc will
MUSIC, This (TUESDAY) Evening, at II o'clock in
the Lecture Room of Trinity Church; and on THURS
DAY Evening, at the new Methodist Church on Union
Ill., when will be happy to receive the names of
persons who desire instruction in the above art.
The public, and particularly those who feel nte-
rest in Sacred Music earnestly and cordially in
vited to attend the opening of these Schools
J. p. HANLON,
no 13-ts VIM. MINGLE.
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BY T.. Il. Cock &. 10.

NlEHT SALES Is f h. COOK & Co
l No: 10 Main St.-The subscribe viii commence
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct 9Th, at n
o'clock, and continue the every night Thew
nave on hand great variety of goods suited to s;ch
witches, Jewelry, &C. together with an assortm, nj
OF Fancy Articles Dry Goods, Clothing SC, sc.
sented, or the money will be refunded
ocN z. B. COOK L. CO. Aucts
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NET o SSF Ec5s BAH n 4 sI VILE I1E

NEMT CO1IAl5E FAKM kIX MILES
SURG STAGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold, ON MONDAY, November 10TH 1855.
Iencing at Y o'clock. the neat Cottage Farm on
wnlcn M, H. n Dobbins rcsides on the williamsburg
Ire load six miles below Richmond, containing
ooa y acres about :cres cleared the balance
consist Of Cottage Dwelling SIS by so fest with four
rooms, oroecry 80 by IL feef excellent Sable &c-
Affer the sale ofthc land will be sold lot Of Farming
Utensils and Lot Of Manure "
TERMS; For tho real estate onc-fonrth cash: bal.
ance at and months for negotiable notes. inter
est added; property secured For the personal prop
erty terms made known at sale. 80
After the above sale viii be sold 3ff acres of Land
on the opposite side Of the road about 50 acres clear
ed; balance heavily covered with oak and pine wood
and timber. ss-EE 3. :. ee.-sss
TERMS: one-fourth cash; balance at 4 6 and l2
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
oy trust deed GODDIN l. APPERSON,
no u Anrt;oraar,
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IGOR SALE.--The lease with the shop
Il occupied by BLACKSMITHS SHOP,
with all the Tools, Fixtures, &c. the of
18th and Grace streets opposite Seabrooks Ware
house and near the Old Market.
The stand is good one for any business The lease
would be disposed of separately, if desired. For
further particulars enquire of p. PHELlN.
no l3-2wH
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DAVID n. JONES, No. rs, HIain street
~ is now receiving the following articles all fresh
and nice:
100 boxes Raisins, wholes, halves and qrs
so drums Figs
10 boxes Maccaroui
10 drums Sultaua Raisins
$50 lbs. Mantle Currants
10 boxes Citron
20 bags Nuts, different kinds
Is bbls Apples
do Oranges
s cases Sardines.
5 do Prunes
Is do assortrd Preserves
Capins. Olives, Archives, &c. no IA
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ia SO REWARD.--Itunaw on FRI
E7T day last, a bright mulatto boy, WILLIAM
On about l6 years old, had when seen last black
~ glazed Cap and light Overcoat. The above re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to me at rs
Main street. DAVID n. JONES.
oc Sl-tf
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1poADs, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

-~------rsrssr- VIRGINIA CENTRAL
r., xzx17s. RAILROAD carries the
"a |I Great Msil.-THE GREAT
,,vpv AND SOUTHERN MAIL BE-
S0Rtgnnf ARLINGTON CITY AND RICH
TNhbH, ,,,,s been transferred BY tho Postm aster
EDNp 70. [irxiuia Central and Orange and Alex
Ore .jfrosd, from the old SrRAPlRoN ROAD run
80 t.bars not for little saving of none
F1s 40, sisted. but on account OF TIVE uncertainty
E, " s.J,yerv arising from SHANE HEADS on the
n % O. rfJC;S WIND and ICE on the Potomac,
rsi s 20 n the public is invited to the improve
re a.-. - .sryice which Will be attained.
17te., the distance is greater by tho Gordonsvle
As0D.h the two roads being laid with super -struc
este 10 80 Edge Rail- il will be FREQ from the dan
ts'e O. 80. en- must and will attend an old dat
asisthg - the mails can not only be carried moro
'sT ioi M, with more certainty than they could on
,-e Old route -, ots, bo s,s,nn, from, a., ,ss;
zoe - If failure Of the Mail which the Boat
ts Lsrc.. from fogs, wind aud ice on the Poto
rsc. IL, s,,,e trains sra carried r. 49,
$4,000 tie baggage transferred from one road to
-. o,5sr will be warranted safe.
'sS e'1' HTcjT LINE-REDUCED FARE
vi is,T,, Richmond after the arrival of the Pc
- ,nd Danyile cars, and connects with the
'fis"ls I frsu. arriving at Washington in time to
49, t,e Mails 10 the Baltimore cars next morning
''"''- FARE.
o.rssn Richmond and Gordonsvil!e. ..........$22 Is
D' Gordonsylle and Washington. ......... 3.25
ps,nruius from Gordonsville, this line arrives in
psgord in time 70 send the Mail by the Petersburg
Ras3 II the morning
s,,,rs both gong up and coming down.
''''''' II. D. WHITCOMB,
sDn,t Transp0' tation Va. Central Railroad
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BY Alexander Non.

N1GHT sALES.--WATCHES, JEWEL.
~ Rf, &c.--WiB be sold at auction THIS TyF
MING, commencing at u O'Clock, q large lot of
Watches Jewelry, PENS Pencils, &C.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars &c.
no 10 ALEX MOTT a,.t
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BENEVOLENT ENTERPKISE.--SEyy
- ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA u NTON
VA.-The undersigned having for benevolent purpo.
in all its branches respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage.
The MAINTAINING department is superin-
tended by Miss s. COLLINS, of Washington who is n
constant receipt from the Northern cities of oil the
latest novelties h style and shapes of L ADIE
DRESSES. CLOARS, and MANTILLAS
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT is under
the charge of an experienced person Every article
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's apparel made at the short
est notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
Childrens and Infants Clothing Braiding and En-.
bordering done in the most artistic and elegant styles
Rich designs for Embroidering kept cons. antIy on
hand. Marking done in plain fancy Letters. Call
and examine.
Il Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel
| r-a. LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT.
BETTE FRAZIER.
B-Orders will be received at this Office
Sc 20-d4m
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OPENING OF
"TNTED VIArL .

Ms OPENING OF EsNI
&x3 WINTER HATS, &c. we
MISS PARKE has Just received &R-fA
w from the Northern cities very lnrge ~
and handsome assortment of the latest styles Of Fall
and Winter MILLINERY, which she is this dev
opening for the inspection of her customers and the
Ladies' generally. These goods having been purchased
for cash will be offered much below ths usual pnces
Also fine collection of Hair Brads Fronts and Curls
ofall shades and prices all of which She offers at
wholesale or retail very low. b. PARKE,
no lS-d6t los Mainst
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visiting Cards, written most beautifully equal to
copper plate. A peck furnished at half hours mo-
tice. T. d. CLARKE,
{Sucoessor to w. A. Buttens)
no 1T Isl Main street.
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= SquuIb dDVVe tIt + ar GrOunds
no l5-d4t CIT Richmond Va

ME have for sale highly perfumcd sand
w Balls ar Cakes, for cleansing the hands. La
dies riding. gardening painting and gentlemen
hunting shooting fishing, rowing, &c, or any amuse
nent preudicia to the hands, viii find the improved
Sand Soap peasiugly eicacious in removing ali hard
stain, redness other cutaneous disbursement
For sale by DUVAL NORTON
no is Druggists, 10th and Main SITS
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billiard SAL N.--The subscriber
- wishes, on account of ill-heath to sell either
one half Or his entire interest in the Billiard Esteb-
lishment kept by him in the Athenaum Building, on
Ponnsylysnia Avenue in the city of Washington
he has five Tables, from the celebrated mnnufactory
Of Mr Penn, New York, which are regarded as among
tho best in the country. The Saloon has recently
been handsomely reftted, with a view to comfort as
well as Appearance 1t is more favorably located for
business than any other in the metropolis and enoys
large extent of patronage especially during the SEES
sion of Congress Any information on the subject
be obtained by addressing the undersigned either
personally or by letter J. HARRISON,
no l6-St- Wssbingtop n n
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- --.--s..--z--7 i.iIEAT NORTHERN

r. --lz.s.-s.-ys-7 u EAT NORTHERN
Ia. - ;Sss;:sssAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
~ SUNDAY NIGHT RXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
EDMOND, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
KID NEW YORK. VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WAsUINGT0N.-Over the Richmond Fredericks-
,gr, and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomsc River,
.sytaty.hye miles and by splendid aud comfortable
..eaHfrs thence 10 Washington, ffty-fye miles-in
=. 80 miles in seven h0nrs being comfortable and
rs,fcc4 safe rate of speed.
Hours Of drpsrture, 6! A. NJ. aud u P. n, and bag
ffe naier charge of special agents checked through
/, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
FARE.
u Washington, ...,.......... $3.50
Phiisde lpnia, 300
The track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
ne Poomsc River is undergoing relay, and half
rift bens already completed with edge rail of su-
peroy quality and as than one million of pas
Singers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route, il is hoped and believed
tat no one will be induced, By tho misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
H D Whitcom5, Supt-" to select the more longer
md crcuitous route, referred to therein. The
T. F P. r. R. has been in operation for twenty-five
yaE and IN all that time passenger has either been
Killed OF crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise, which is without parallel in the history of
railroads IN this country.
g. RUTH
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION
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E. RUTH.
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Fer freight apply TO
MS LUDLAM h WATSON.
- Tvs Z PASsAGE TO NOKFOLK.

. rs 2 PASsAGE TO NORFOLK.
s..s4sSs-rzrS The Steamboat CURTIS PECK,
'se'@<sZs@h- Capt. Jso DAVIS, will commence
toe respsr run between this Mac, ard NORFOTK m
ne 4'i d November, leaving the wharf at Rockets
s'e,3 Thursday, Saturday and Tuesday mornings, at
ooc'Jck precisely. Returning the Curtis Peck will
g''e 'he wharf at Norfolk every Friday Monday and
"e'Hrs3ny mornings Ut the same hour, (sA o'clock
.H tl!i touch 80 usual at tho regular landings on
liz live: gJlng and returning.
"N R. o. HASKINS