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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-20
NEW LAW mOONr.-A n

4 MPOWrANr NEW LAW BOOKs.-A, NOR
ms, Publisher aud bookseller, Rehmodd Va, has Just
published DIGEST or TiiELAws OF REAL PROPERTY,
generally adopted and In In the United Staes-by John
Tayioo lomaS LII d. Judge Of the Eth Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia. the Judges Of the supreme Court of Appeals
formerly Professor of Law IN the University of Virginia
SECOND Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged 3
vols Price slh 80 This edition. embracing
n1ary all the English and American decisions
The subject Justly be considered the valuable
compendium of purely American Law the subject Of Real
Property issued IN this country.
Chancellor OpiHpH If hf WOrk"rhs work applies
aswe the Laws respecting Real Property In the United
Virginia The work the model Of Cruises
Digest and well be recommended ms valuable addition
"a the Lawyers library"
Sands Saf IN Eqfy History of Suit In Equity prose-
"uod aud defended Ia the Virginia State tontts and In the Uni
States Circuit Courts Ivy Alexander H. Sands ESP oon
salow at Law Richmond Va vol post syo. 5opp Price
500
This work intended supply tho young the legal
profession with baud book guide them tho
aud defence suits Equity In reference this object, the
writer the history of suit In Equity from Us beginning
through various final decree of appeal
ton @c The Appendix besides containing summary Of To-
ral decisions by the Virginia Court of Appeals affecting
Equity pleading and practice contains variety
iHls Answers, Dcmurrers Pleas DEGREES, sc. Tho
practical also found in the Appendix viii make the work
available rad mtcHm To the practitioner. sep2s Is
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UNP PLASTER.-225 tons Lump Plaster now land
ing from Schooner Tioga from EastpoTt for sole ny
| A LEE the Dock,
| ,ug1ats Richmond Va.
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n ANsILEY. General Commission VI.

30 CHANT AND AGENT FOR THE SALb or MAN NJ!
TACTt-RED TOBACCO. Office Broad Street, opposite
Union Bank Augusta, Ga - v
RfFFREvcFs-T c. s. Ferguson & Co., l.ynchburg a.
Wirax Hand 4 Ansciey NJ a B. Wilkinson, A. = areo
"Cashie :" Augusta IA; Hand, Williams WILCOX 'haries
tan &. Vim duncan Pad1cfor1, Fay y Go, savannah,
On sturgcs Bennett q Co. New York { wilson Cot
l,,'''''t'r'tfi'' 49, zoe 2dNclm
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ACuOOI At COUItT HOUSE,
~ NA-Thr undersigned VIII open II School Campbell
Court House Va on the second Monday Ia October 10
youths for College, for tho ordinary business of life Every
VIII be given make placed his
thoroughly acquainted with the subjects they aud
while undue restriction viii be imposed strict discipline will
be maintained and rigid system will be observed In his mode
instruction.
TERMS
Primary English per session OF 5 months. $1,000
Higher English 1880
Higher English and French, 1900
Greek, Latin and French, t75O
Grepk, Lhtin French and Higher Mathematics, 1000
Good be had public Boarding Houses
families In the village and tho Immediate
from eight "a ten dollars per month.
% clawts H. NJ PARKER.
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4 / W BRYCE. COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW
viii practice in the United States Court of Claims Letters
business may addressed to him ri a Wall street Ne" orr
,,r A. v-osbi5[ton ID e. lily 30d&cly
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uDRINS. ON KOVR sHOHSES.-NEW LIVE
ID RY STA BIEThe undersigned respectfully informs
citizens of Lynehhurg that he Is prepared re- n
ceve Horses livery the accommodating fTgyS
terms. at the old stand of Geo. NJ. Bruce. RT.
n Blacks Bngges and Horses for hire and Hacks run
every Court day to Campbell Court House
TERMS OF TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY
~ w
Per
Single feed 25
jan 27d&cly JOSEPH CLEMINS.
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4
SsDsDs STEVENSON & WEDDELI, IMPORTERS
AND wnoirsALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRf G0ODS No ~ 60 Sycamore street PaosbTs, va -
prepared exhibit to the merchants of Virginia
and North Carolina large ind commanding stock OF Foreign
mud Domestic Dry Goods
Having purchased largely Of Heavy Wooens early In june
Goods such prices cannot fall to command
attention.
firm viii remain Now York during the season,
Ia attendance The Auction Sales and forwarding any thing
and novel may be received by the weekly steamers
from Europe.
Merchants who compelled by competition to buy at the
market will find styles and prices such as
enable them compete successfully with those who pur
chase In the Northern markets.
ArlIl nrnnaIa SIIALNSllN & MEDDEIL.
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COTTAGE, May Il, 1853. !

Bakers Premium BItfcf-.-lhe attention OF the
public called the annexed certificate of BAkERs Pre-
MUM BrrEfs which the popular family medi
cine in
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1lUTTEW~ n MONS. HooL-cIirr-, stu,
sNOWWAWDsNs. AND COuMsssloN uuss

- AET-a5O0 Sacks Jeiirics Dorsey fine Salt IN print
- order, landing and FOR sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
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livery instrument warranted In every respect
We shall sell Piano Fortcs the lowest prices for cash
NJ nanh nnRoIiahle napnr. linn n -GlArlY
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H1NOK HENE-A HOUSE on tho hill suitable for -
~ small family Rent moderate and possession given bl..!
the first day OF October Apply To A"ii
SEM ~ 1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
From Nc Maine Farmer.
PRoFITs oF pouLTRY RAIsINt

PROFITS or POULTRY RAISING.
Some weeks since, one IL our sub.
scril,crs, Mr.. Joshua Lowell, Of Far.
mingdale, who had his attention called
10 an article 10 the Farmer, headed
j" Eggs and Poultry" in which the pro.
lit OH % hens is given at s42, called
on u aud gave Us some facts and h
cures in regard to his own flock Of bid.
dies.
Mr.. Lowell wintcrcd fifteen hens
and in tle spring he sci eight of them
on 81 eggs. (part turkey egss,) from
which lie raised thirty.nine chickens
aud thirty.twc turkeys. Two Of his
hens he killed 10 June, and onc in Au.
gust. The amount Of sales, eggs and
chickens, was els 50--no account Of
eggs used by the family, or of half do.
zen chickens. At the time he gave "a
this statement. hc had on hand twenty
tour hens aud pullcts. Estimating th'
cost VI keeping the same as Ken
ncbrck Farmer" his hens cost hin
ell sj for keeping, leaving bin pro
I'll Of s5, -.
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NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODS
AND PRETTY GOODS!

AND PRETTY GOODSi
THE subscribers are now receiving large
- and varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the lou roies now
ruling ia the Northern markets.
Ladies will find, with other articles, the fol-
lowing
Plain, Brocade and Plaid Silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood Del.aines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Aipaeas,
cashmetes and Mouselin Del.ains;
Also, French Embroideres aud Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigolet,es and Mohsir Head Dresses, &c.
For Gentlemen.
Plain and Fancy Cassimctes.
Yesiings Of al qualities and siyics,
Fancy Ties asd Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Maleskin Dress Hats. new style,
WiJc-Awakc, Know Nothing, and Nova.
days csps and Has,
Gents Travelling ShaNls, &c.
They invite attention 70 their stock of Negro
Clothing, Linseys, kerseys, BOsans, Leather
Blankets and Flannels.
The Ladies will find new Winter Bcnne's
(Colorcd Straw and Lawns, and new style Rib.
bons 10 dytss the new ~ rs.drtss the old ohcs.
J. g. TuRRENTINE 4 son.
October l6. 5s-
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THE QUAKER MAJOR GESERAL.-Mr.
Eli Jones, a member Of the Society Of
Friends, who was few days ago elect
ed Major General Of the militia Of
Maine, has declined the appointment.
When it was rendered to him, he made
quite an interesting speech, from which
we quote:
alt was generally understood that
he entertained peculiar views in re-
spect TO the policy Of wars. lfhe was
in fact an exponent Of the views Of the
Legislature on that subject, he would
eheerfully undertake to serve the State
in the capacity indicated. Withmuch
pleasure would he stand before the mi
litia Of the second division, and give
such orders as lie thought best. The
first would be TO Ground arms The
second would be Right about face !
Beat your swords into ploughshares
aud your spears into pruning hooks,
and learn war no more and he would
then dismiss every man to his larm and
his merchandise, with an admonition
daily to read at his freside the New
Testament, and ponder upon its tidings
Of Peace on earth and good will TO
men y"
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CoNyrSrroN y BIsnors.-Rey. Josh.

CoNvESrioS o. BIsnoPs.--Rry. Josh
ia Suule, senior bishop Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, has "ad-
tiscd and invited a meeting Of all the
bishops Of that church to meet at Nash.
vile, Tennessee, Oh tic third Monday
Of April. All are expected TO be pre-.
sent except Bishop Andrew, who will
attend the Pacific conference at that
time.
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PAT r N T
DOOR AND GATE SPRING.

DOOR AND GATE SPRING.
DICH'D w. INMAN, from Sheffield, Eng.
~ land, manufacturer Of Inman's Patent Door
and Gate Spring, to which was awarded the first
Premium a, the Worlds Fair in London, 1851,
announces that he has constituted Mr.. James
Webb, jr. his sole agent for the county Of Or
ange, State Of North Carolina. For neatness,
simplicity, full performance Of ali il is intended
to do. il exceeding usefulness, its durability and
It's cheapnes, il certainly takes IFS position in the
front rank Of modern inventions.
We do not intend 10 puff; single exnmina-
ton viii convince the judgment Of its utility.
r. w. INMAN.
January l6. 20
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Eg i, G n N r.

fINHIS Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse,
i (awaldeJ the first premium al the last North
Carolina Agricultural Fair,) will make the Spring
Season, commencing the sth Of March and clos
ing the 10th Of July, at Hillsborough, N. z.
For further particulars, see hand bills.
THOMAS III. MILES.
February 20, 1885, 75-5w
- The North Carolina Standard and Ra-
leigh Register, will give The above six insertions
in their weekly edition, and forward accounts TO
Thomas II. Miles, Mount Carmel, Halifax coun-
~, Virginia.
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tie of Kings mountain. in the revolu-
tionary war, and the battle Of Nickoiack
against the confederated savages Of the
South.
SEC. 10. find be ii further enacted,
That the provisions Of this act shall
apply to the chaplains who served with
the army in the several wars of the
country.
SEC. II. .aad be IL further enacted,
That the provisions Of this act be ap-
piled to aotilla.men and to those who
served as volunteers at the attack on
Lewistown, in Delaware, by the Brit
ish fleet, in the war of eighteen hundred
and twelve-fifteen.
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"Any party that adopts the doctrine
that no bank notes Of a less tenomina-
tioh than five dollars shall be received
in payment Of the public dues, will 90
to the dogs"
Mr. Speaker wiasiaic's Speech.
A majority of Democratic Senate
vote. ior bills containing such a pro-
vision. Ergo, the Democratic party
will 70 IL Tie dogs. So farewell "
Democracy. F8' Ia SIR,
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To Cook IIusnsSD.-'rhc following
recipe is we'll worthy the attention Of
the " welded fair Get jar Of care
fnlness, which all good housewives will
have athand. Place the husband in il,
and set him near The FIRE Of conjugal
love. Let the fire be pretty hot, and
especially clear. Above all, let the
heat be regular and constant. Cover
him we'll with equal quantities Of ailec.
ton, Kindness and subicction. Keep
plenty Of these things by you, and be
very attentive 10 supply the place Of any
that may waste by evaporation, or any
other cause. Garnish with modest, be.
coming familiarity, and innocent pleas.
antry. II you add kisses or other con-
fcctiunery, accompany them with q
sufficient portion Of secrecy, aud il
would not be aIniss to add little pru-
drnCc and moderation,
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n OTICE
SELLING AT COST!

DELLilNU I'll JUDl
IpY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed by
~ A. q. Murdoch for certain purposes therein
mentioned, the subscriber offers TO sell, at Cost
and Charges, for Cash, or on time at small ad-
vance, The
Large Stock Of Goods,
owned by A. G. Murdock end conveyed in said
trust, embracing great variety Of very deslra-
bic Goods. Among them will be found:
Plain, Plaid. Striped and Fancy Silk,
Merinoes. cashmercs, alLwool DeLains,
Alpacas, Mousselin Delains, Prints,
Muslns, cambrics, Vazettes, ShaRls,
Handkercbiefs, Tics, and Cotton, Worsicd
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Trimmings, Bonneis, Ribbons, DC.
ALso, Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, kerseys, Linseys,
Domeslics, Resdy.msde Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes.
Glass, Queens, Tin and Hard Ware,
Carpenters Tools.
and almost every thing else that is 10 be had in
Store.
Tie Goods are all new a large portion o.
them weie purchased in Philadelphia and New
York las, Fall, and all Of them since the Fall ol
1853.
Purchasers who wish 10 get Goods al. yERI
low PRICES. can DO SO, il they will give Us !
call, al the Store East of the Court House.
n. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January Is, 1855. 20
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The Legislature Of Florida has chang
ed tie name Of st. Lueie county IN that
State TO that Of Brer1rd, in honor of
Ephraim Breyard, The author Of the
celebrated Mecklcnburg Declaration Of
Independence.
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These facts show that hens may be
made profitable-yery much so--but.
in order to attain such results as above,
they need care and attention, as much
as any other stock.
Isssides eggs and chickens, there is
another great source Of income from
the poultry, which neither of our friends
appear to make any account Of. We
mean the dung which collects about the
roost. and which is one of the most pow
erful Of all manures. Indeed some claim
that it is even superior to guano. OF
course it will not do to apply such an
active stimulant to plants without re,
ducing its strength by mixing it with
other materials, as loan, charcoal dust,
sc. Miner, in his "Domestic Poul-
try Book" says poultry manure is " the
most valuable fertilizer that we have" +"
We copy the following article on the
value Of poultry manure from the Ame-
rican .Agriculturist, and commend it
to the perusal OF our readers who keep
poultry:
:" It is lamentable, and disgusting
even, to see what waste is going on in
this country Of the richest and most
valuable manure ever known. We are
importing shipload after shipload of
guano, (sea>bird manure, while hun
drels Of tons of poultry manure which
is asserted to be equal in yalue--is suf-
fered to 60 to waste, and thus the coun-
try loses oper million of dollars annu-
ally.
Having learned the value Of poultry
manure, we suppose now our readers
would like to know what is the best
method to save it.
First, build a poultry house, if it be
no more than rough scaffolding ol
poles or slabs, laid upon crotches,
forming double pitch roof, with end
boards in winter, to keep out the wind
and driving storms. Under this, place
parallel roosts, and the manure in the
night will all drop down in a narrow
row beneath. Here place light loan
about foot deep, rather wider and
longer than the roOst, and give ita tho.
rough sprinkling Of an inch of plaster,
aud so continue. In the spring, mix
all well together, keep it free from the
rain, and use il at the rate of one pint
to- i'll Of corn, or a corresponding
quantity for cucumbers, sguashes, me-
Ions, pumpkins, peas, onions, strawber.
ries, or any other fruit, vegetable, OF
grain, requiring rich manure, and oul
word for it you will have a crop Of /;
superior quality. Thus you will be,
come one Of the many, who is desirou,
to benefit himself, and assist in saving
mnre than million Of dollars annually )
to the country"
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLlNA,
ALAwANcE COUNTY.
In Equity-Noycmber Term, 1854
The Petition Of Daniel 4. Montgomery. Eaeeu-
icr of fudwick Albright, deceased.

Tor uf Iiudwirk Albright, deceased.
against
Gcoige Albright. scur. and George Alhlisli, III,
Executors % Elizabeth Albright, George Az.
bright, senr.. aud wife Patty, Isaac Albright.
Tobias Nav and vile BARBARA. l.udwick Al.
btiehts children, I'll Albright, Alexander Al.
llrhi. snd Lotion Williams end wife Julia,
Betty AIlighi's children, Ohii Albright and
Levi All,nglf, Jescph Albright. sally Albright.
Jacob May and vile Phty. Mary foeisman's
children, Levi May and vic Polly. LulHick
sharp and wife Patty. Ludwiek fcglclnsn,
Daniel Clspp anil sally Albright
IT appearing 10 he Courl. that Isaac Albright,
u 0bid Albright. and i.ci Albright teside he.
yond the limits Of The state i is therefore o..
lered ~ TIE Court. that advertisement bc made
fof three months in the Marlborough Recorder
notifying the defendants Of lhc filing u this bull,
and that unlcs they apprar ai The next term oi
this Coun. 10 be he'll al the court house 10 Ora.
ham. on the sih Mondsy sliet the 4ih Monday
of March next, and plead. answef. or demuf %
said bill, The same will be taken pro eoiytsSo and
heard "a parit as 20 them.
Witness. isaac Holt, Clerk and Master 81 our
said Couit Of Equity, ai oflice, 10 Graham. The
sth Mondsy after The 4ih Monday q scpien.
bef. A. d. 1854.
ISAAC HOLT, c. & y. 8.
lob. 8. trf. Adv. 5000 u 5sn
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Through
routes.
Branches.

GEORGIA s1.FI q
0sddsTs are requested 10 esessSne earetkay Ne IN.
se.one, Jerms At prcposels, DC attsshed 70 EAis
seress~e1t lr.H : soma E.Os
'''i TO- Savannah by asytcn, Egylt, Hsleyer
a;nf 0s.o6sed 5cssbos0i, Milliq CUSHING
e, rlrdsvuls. Midwife, Holcomb, Spicsr's
rnout, DavisbOrough, Tennils, Oconse.
.a@sss' Teonbsboro', Mcdonald, Gordon.
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Wilmington, n G., By Kinss-
vile, b. O. 10 Augusta, Co.. /.
Columbia. 20 orssnvflle G. b..
Columhia 70 CARROTS. .............
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Q Mofeestiiie, 70 milssana back, pnoe

ms y ~ "a 'zsa sIiivssbiE 70 sviY-I
sli - 'JafS s7iVTss y.lah To- slssoecrT
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ss1a y ~ - m' lss, ana oack' pn'e
- Leave lbbst ri, C. n Mosday atesmso3
Arriv at McHetsvlle same day b,I pm
, sLeate Mon tsvills Mo- day att pm p1T
elH Frtfi Ibbevias 4 70 sinithvilIt, miles sndn
back, once week IN = y ayFTlh -.
80 Leave 1bbsyille Oh sstrrdsy - SPIN
Arrive at s6fthville same day tyTpm O.
Leave SmfthviIle Saturday at pm
Arrive at Abbevilie q II s'me day By M y -
Five Miis and Penson,s mis-, 20 Pictsns c
Leave Anderson C Fl Monday, Wednesday, and
r. arriv. J. Pictens @ II same dayssy lip
Leav: Picsens II Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive at Anderson C same DAYS by m. IA
e139 From Anderson Fl, by Va. ennes, Storeyile,
Butlersville, Mofetsvill-, and CraftsviIe, to
Ruckersvile, IS miles and back, ence a weelr.
Leave Anderson y H Fridays at7am
Arrive at Ruckerviile sams DAYS byi7 m -.
Lease Ruckertvilie Saturday SIT d m
., a, Ave p, at Asdsr on s,ese days by
T. ROCKVILLE Tenn, $50 miles and back, once .
q Lave Andersen c n Mondays n7Am
- arrive atKno1tills xt Frldsy by p m
81 Lsav: Knoxville Mondays as Z am
=, Arrive at Andsrs a a. NJ bextdav by Tn m ed.
tl3l From Andsrson II, by Townville, Oakway
Bachelors Retreat ard shensville, to Wal.
toms Ford 10 niles and back, once a wsek
II
Arrive az Walton's Ford same day by 7pm
Leave Walton's Ford Fridays 1T am
Arrive at Andersen H same day by D m, q
6t32 From Due West Corner 10 Donald villsf 70 ur
miles and hack, three timer q week "a
Leave Due Wtst C5rner Monday Wednesday
Pr and Saturday at ga m
Arrive at Dcnaldsvills eame DAYS by N
Law, Donsld.ville Monday, Wednes day and
Saturday at 10 m
Arrive at Due West Corner same DAYS by III a m
6133 Frsm ApdersonC H, by eenacs, Ssddlss,s
creek, Anderonville. Henley's Store, Ga :,
and Ford's Store t. Gainesville, 40 miles and
ba k, once q week. .at'E r. d..
Leave Andersen II Wednesday 1t am
Arri-e at Carnesville same day by 10 D m ~
30 Lesve Carnetvifie Thursdayat7 am
Arrive st Anderson c III same day by 8 nm
6l34 From Anderson @ II. by Locust Hill, Bolton,
Calhoun, ana Cottag- Hi, to Line treek. rs
miles and back, once week 70
Lave Anderson Fl Wednesday at 2 pm t
hrriv' at Line C. eek next day by I'm
Leave Lire creek Thursday at Bpm
Arrive st Anderson G III next day by m
$3.50 From Anderson g Ii. by Deep creek, Stsel.'s
Churubusco, and Milvers, to Andersen C. H.
equal TO l9s miles and back once a week.
Lesve Anderson O II Friday at Can
Arrive at rdeI son @ next dsy bv m
6la6 From Rocky Ridge, by era yton Will. to Betou
IL miles and back, once q week.
Lesvs Rocky Ridge Thursdsy at am -.
Arrive at B lton same day by IL IN
Leave Bolton Thursday at p -s..
Aniv st Rocky Ridge same dey BY pm o..
bl3I From DDre Id villa nv
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lrIive At IL, insyille wsdnssdsy by spm
Leare irvihsvifs next day stsAM
Arrive a. Absny next dAy htepnY
sss t ssss.1 S.Ss e a ss. sSr,.
!. "a town, Ss miles and b>ek, oncss rest.
"a LsaIe Albany Tuesday a . M
"a Arriy. 81 Geoss.town EsAtdsy By SPIN
IAsvsGesT.tovl Thur day ss6sn
$500 From Giaiesn by Miitoo, oshlokcey and
f.nO.kas to ckapilso, 40 nilss and back.
. Lave s.n.s.s ,M.ssd.,, as. ~.
Arriv at ksPilee ssxt dsyFhy ian
Isaye Okapilao Tuesday atip
Arrive ct 6intosn ssatdsy by-sen
s9sl From Arsasts BY BersyiS sss Dust LON
y ,.S V Gnien' ss;ns S.ss..s.ss $780,
!, -rs kaiieon, socisl Oircls, Oevington, Oxford,
Copyer's, Lythonia ttope Mosntsin and De.
! ~ vcaiiy, vita q, hrsseh nail iron oenak 70
5 g g. Wsrrsston, ~ niiss and back, daily
- Lave Assus,s esiiy At o. N ssd IL night
~ Arrive at Ar.sts ssn<Ays iy sPp, aud
irr'IA.v. Ariaps daily .. ~. =, and q N,
b s5FrfropJuns I 10 Ncvsmbsr 1, aal ut G a On and
pm residue Of year -
Arrive nj Augusta aDe csys byIp m, aed
p nsxt days by 81 =, from June I to Novem-
Der ., nd bysDn and II N residus 81
's''-uLssYe oanak daily at skpm So.
Arrive at w.,I.,o. cam. sssby sApn
Leave Wsrenton tAily ~ eem
Arrive II osnsk same day BY etpa
63a2 From Atlarts by Rid { Ak. Isirbsrn. Pslrst.
to, Newman, enptvins, Hogansville, Ia
y Grsnse and Ling Cane to West Psint %
y mil Q and bach. daily '- 90
Leave Atlanta daily q Al IN
Arrive st west Point Iane days byzpm
Lave Wet Point daily at 3 . N, from yup.
to November ], and st N residue cf
year 10 -.. -a T ~
Arrive .. Ada-fs by g IN, from Jun, TO
November T. and st u uerssidue cf wear
6ss3 From Atlantis by fultcn, Boltopsvill., Nesl
Few, Marietta Moons, AcwertA, Allatoopa,
- Csrtsrsviile, Cassviile, Kingston, Adairsville,
calhoun, Rsssrs, Triton, ID lion. Tunnel
.fr Tenn 20 ib.,,.an.-. IA !.
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