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aefer'' of Mr. Brooks covered everything.
Mr.. Banks thought it sufficient, and Mr. Boyce
promptly agreed with them / stated that il
appeared to me enough, but | apprehended
that Mr.. Brooks would take a different view
Of 1t.
Mr.. Burlingame suggested that Mr.. Boyce
and myself, as friends of Mr.. Brooks, should
advise him that it was sufficient, and that he
would probably acquiesce in our opinion.
The paper drawn up, as before stated, was
taken by Mr.. Boyce and myself to Mr. Brooks;
and we advised him that he ought to accept
it as satisfactory. Several other friends being
called in, all united in that opinion, and Mr..
Brooks accepted it accordingly.
1t was published as an appendix to his
speech, and remained before the public seve.
raj days, when Mr.. Burlingame's card ap
peared Withdrawing 1t. TT
This reopened difficulty which had been
glad to believe was closed. Its SUBSEQUENT
history is before the public With that have
little to do. 1t is difficult, however, to resist
the reflection that if Mr.. Burlingame's IS expla.
nation as published by Mr. Brooks was not
true, 1t was unmanly in him to consent to
give 1t; if it was true, it was weak and un-
candid to withdraw it. As to its proper con-
struction, saw no room fer doubt.
Mr.. Burlingame had expressed himself to
me, as appears from his card he might have
expressed himself to others, so kindly towards
Mr. Brooks, and so free from any purpose to
reflect on his personal character, as, IN my
judgment, 20 have rendered it inhuman In
Mr.. Brooks, under that explanation, TO have
pursued him further. -- -r.-.-.
Mr.. Burlingame's card is erroneous, then, In
saving that in his verbal answer 10 my note OF
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vas recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as a
sktilful optician; and as have eyes Of remark
able peculiarity, was gratifled to find that Mr.
Tobias seemed to comprehend them by inspec
tion and some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair Of Spectacles that suits me ad-
mirably.
July II, 1850. A.P. BUTLER.
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AGENCY OF THE
Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia

ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
N ending January 1, 1856.
the Company consisting of BoEds and Mortgages
unencumbered real estate 4llQ Coz 90
Stocks Of other Corpors tions worth par 26, $40
Cash on hand 81 $50
Bnls receivable eensissi.f OF Marine notes and
short loans tss S4s 20
Stock tl< ass % Slss9 10
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
Fatal Accident.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 18th.
Yesterday afternoon carriage containing
Mrs Ottenheimer and child, Mrs. Ullamer
and child, and servant girl, with Mrs. Often
heirner, brother-in-aw Of the first mentioned
lady, was driving by the small lake five miles
from the city, that leads under a steep sand
bill to the Lake House, when the horses be-
came unlnanageabe, and prccipitatcd the
carriage aud ell its inmates into the lake,
which is very deep. The horses and carriage
sunk with Mrs 0ttcnheiiner, Mrs Ullamer
and their children Mr.. Ottenhcimer and
the servant girl succeeded in getting on
shore. The news reached town last evening,
and the husbands of the ladies, (merchauts OF
this city, spurrcd with the greatest speed to
the spot, followed by Coroner Kent With
the means for recovering the bodies, one OF
children only, was recovered last evening, the
lake being one huadred feet deep. Boats
and tackle having been conveyed to the lake
the search has been successful to-day, in res
cuing the bodies of both of the ladies' and
the children STATE Journal
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
Masonic Cave Water Works.

PRIVATE ENTERPRISE But a rrHLlc BENEFIT
yTTERESPEC ECTFU LII inform the cili1,
w of Volcano that they can now he abundaty
satisfactorily and unfailingly supplied with yn
limpcd spring water from the celebrated
"OLD .aL7SO.A1C CAVE SPRLNCa
To those acquainted. 1t Is unnecessary to pi
Of the superiority Of this over oil other gat.f:
this vicinity for all domestic purposes; gushing
from under tbe cave rock, the Sierra NeyaA
produce no purer or better.
This enterprise was commenced and has bee
finished with view to the protection Of propN
from the ravages of fire, as well for the eomiou
and conyeniences of domestic purposes. Ii Z
mains with those Interested to encourage Il or %
The whole mechanism Is as well done as any wot
lhe same extent aud character in this or any OH
country The plumbing work has been and v.
be done By one Of the best mechanics ia The SSa
tariff of prices to meet as near as pract,cable
excgerces OF this particular business, has b
adopted and no material change will be made.
tender thanks to our patrons for what encoans
ment We have received, and inform those who zi
wish TO become so, or who wish Information on
subject that they can be accommodated By eaAl
on either OF the proprietcrs
HATTON & GEORGE
fcbl6 ll3A
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
Mcl6
Constable s Sale.

DY virtue OF an execution to me directed, lgls
ID from The court of Geo. l.. Gale, Justice Oil
Peace in aud for Township No 8. county OF An
dor aud State Of California, upou judgmsal "a
dered therein on the 10th day OF January. A. u
1856 ia favor of NJ. II. Bowman, aud againsi J. v
Goodin, for the sum of one hundred and seventy
one dollars aud sixty-nine cents, (sl7l Cgl d&
aud twenty dollars costs of suit, together wiIa a
crung costs, | have levied upon acertaln undyIda
onc-iiith Of certain piece Of mining ground, sta
ate on Mahala Flat aud worked by Hill aud N1
pany. Notice is hereby given, that viii sell 4
The right, title, aud interest Of J. W. Goodin, Of
and to the ABOVE described property, on the Y
day of March, A. d., 1856, between the hour o
A. NJ, and L. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front Of Justice Gal
Office, in Volcano, to satisfy said execution ~
costs l.. s. SCOTT
Constable Township No
Volcano Feb. lf. 1886. (prtressl llA
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
Constable Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed ls. ).
ID from the Court OF Geo l.. Gale, a justice Y
Peace in aud for Township No. 3. County ol ~
dor aud State of California, upon Judgtui'.' \
dsr.d therein on the zlst. day of January A.
1856, in favor Of Davis Armstrong and a-'
Thomas Carpenter for the sum OF ninety WV .
lars and seyenty-livc cents 1892 T5) deS
twenty dollars costs of suit, together with ac'l,i
costs, ! have levied upon a CT rtain hnuse a1.,
situated In the town OF Volcano AHIadof eulI
California. on Main street thureln, adJo'hNs
residence of H. G.. Smith, being one door so1-
the same. Notice Is hereby given, That WI \
all the right title, and interest of Thons !,
pentcr, of, In aud TO the above Described Plvga
on the 2gth day of February, A. u. 1856, V.''
the hours of . A. NJ, aud 5 Z. NJ, on SAID "a!
Sale to take place in front OF the premiis4sssTS
lsfy said exection and costs. L. ;. SUI a
Constable Township Nv =
Volcano, February 9Th, 1886. [prieesel ~.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
rpprR RANcnER1A. Feb. 18th 1856.

UPPER RANcHERIA, Feb. 18th 1855.
MEssRs EpIroRs:-Long and patientl.
have waited for something of interest t
transpire. but as we are living in camp a
dry as a powder horn, where money is scarce
and friends are few, must send such as cal
be cot without waiting for anything OF par
ticuar interest to turn up.
We this afternoon received visit IRON
some county officials at Drytown who cam
here and arrested some seven Of our miners
4 tocetber with the Recorder of the District
on a chorge of dspossessing some Chinamer
of their claim on the branch-the fact is thai
our laws are very stringent and do not admit
of aav foreigner holding claim unless he Is
entitled to become an American citizen, OF
produces his license, and moreover forbids
any Cinnamon from being privileged to hold
claim in the district. Now when there is nc
! water in the camp, miners are compelled to
resort to the tributaries or branches and
\
work for what they can get or run in debt or
starve and yet while white men who are viii
ling to work must lie still and see these heath
cnish hordes Of Monaghan coolies making
money and living on chickens and all that
they can desire Still, contrary to our laws,
thew expect to work our mines and our Off
cias are ever ready to draw their victims IN
degradation and chains before tribunal.
We as miners are compelled to gecord ecery
pisce Of ground ,ce otcn or work and pay Tor
the same. Yet Chinaman must be received
among us and allowed all our prisiledgcs
.scilaom abiding by our Mining Regulations
as can be proven that they have never recor-
ded the first claim in the district worked by
them, although they have extracted their
thousands. What the issue of this affair
will be, there is no telling as yet, suffice 1t to
say that parties have been arrested who are
innocent and considerable excitement prevails
among the community in consequence.
Last evening the New Saloon was opened
and free roll on the fine alleys and free
whskey for the Whole town was given which
was rartakeu Of by thirsty crowd as fast as
little Dan could deal out, and that's not slow,
why delegates even poured in from Volcano.
Our town is improving gradually, yet an
other billiard saloon is going up thus making
only three, giving all the fats chance as
well as the sharps
Plans are already on foot to build school
house. and it is proposed to give beneficiary
to further the object on which occasion we
hope to receive some material aid from your
town.
Things look rather dull here to stranger
from the fact of want of water; as yet | can
give no items OF much account, in the way Of
mining owing to the above cause.
The 22nd is to be celebrated here by
Ball. at which we are promised the company
of few of the fair sex from some of the
camps, all / can say is that If
the community turns out half as well at the
sound Of the music, as they do to the various
itenerants who come along they will
do we'll Yours as ever,
TRINITY.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
r<S-Page & Cameron, with their accus
toned liberality, continue to supply US witt
Bay and Sacramento papers.

DEBr OF CALAvERAs AND AMAnoR.-Thc
following appears in the Unions report of
Senate proceedings on the 5th:
Mr. CRANDALL gave notice of bill for "an
act to amend an act passed to ascertain the
amount Of debt due in Calayaras county pri-
or to the organization of Amador county,
and to provide for the payment of that por-
ton due from Amador county 10 the comfy
of Calcvarasr Y
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

Iron Door & Shutter hanufactoTy b.
U'HE undersignrd respectfully informs 'hs ..
i zens of NoleaSo and vicinity that be i a'
prepared to receive orders in the above inri =
from his long experience in the business ~ y
Francisco he Is confident his work VIII b. neH
TO noae in the State. JAMES loONH'
febl6-l7.tf. Consolation st., NocaN
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
NOTICE.

A T messing Of the stockhoniders Of The lo
"A cano Water and Mining Company, h,'i
Volcano, the following members were ulaniaoA
elected Trustees and Officers:
TsrsrEEs.
f. b. Harris. NJ w. Gordon, ]. c. Shipmaa
T. Farley, Geo. Muncton.
OFFICERS.
T. B. HARRIS, Pres. Treas. and Gent SHPi
GEO. MuNcroN, SeereIy
Volcano, Feb 7. 1856. febld.lll
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs.-Th following is
from the Assembly proceedings Of the 9th
inst. The present pay Of members of the
Board in this county is four dollars per day.
Mr.. FARLEY gave notice Of a bill to in
crease the pay of the members Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of Amsdor county.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
1he Voloano Rrass sand

ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the cltiFeni
II this place, aud all others requiring thsf -
vices, that they are prepared to furnish NJ ST y
Exhibitions, Celebrations &c. The baal =
composed Of seven performers All appless''
must be made TO ,,
FRANK. A. MADEIRA
feh, Ii5n
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

JuDrcIAL- Several important bills relstir,
to our judicial systm are before the Leg.l,
ture. They should be considered with ere,
deal of care, and perfected with view toS,
correction of the numerous difficulties ildi
now arise in the course of practice. Justu
is virtually denied in many instances, in CO,
sequence of the doubt and uncertainty ths
attends its prosecution.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

PRosPEcrIMc.-Th are, at this time, a
large number Of persons busily engaged in
prospecting in this neighborhood We have
seen several of them aud they give very flat
tering accounts of their success.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
Fnnp. d CnAMernLIy. sect'y.

MEAy.-There are number Of persons
who attend the theatre in this place for no
other purpose, it would seem, than to dissub
the performances by talking, laughing, &c--
Thursday night, during the play Of " Loves
Sacrifice" while some Of the most interesting
scenes were being enacted, these eontempti-
ble or grossly ignorant persons kept up con
tinual talking and laughing, to the utter dis
gust OF those who had sense enough to appre-
cate a good play Such persons should not
attend n theatre
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
TRINITY

Our streets are fast drying up under the
rays of the bright sun. Should we be favored
with more rain, our streets will not become so
very muddy again--they are now pretty well
packed down.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

SrIRITuAusM--Thiss subject is now attract
ing considerable attention in this place. We
learn that two or three circles have been
formed, and that the manifestations produced
astonish all who have witnessed them
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

SERENADE To the gentlemen who favored
us with delightful serenade last Wednesday
night, we return our thanks.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
Ranci, Gar sale.

V,HE place known as Ranch Hall, sitaAr,,
l. and hale niles from Volcano, and ohT I
from Aquednet City For particulars apr y Il
primises 70 T. l.. WtLlA~
feb9-l6.lm.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

RIcn.-The claim of Hoover e. Co., near
this place, is yielding a steady pay of fifteen
to twenty dollars per day to the hand.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

FrSE WEArHER-During the past wed
the weather has been delightful la
May than February.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

Esy- We should think that the Potter
troupe would be 'disgusted" with the last
number of the Sentinel
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

A RIcHTEous ERDIcr-The Yuba coun-
ty Court Of Sessions was occupied on Monday,
says the Inquirer, in the trial of one Glenn,
for an attempt to commit rape on little girl,
twelve years old, and his protcge. The
brute was found guilty. The penalty for the
crime is fourteen years in the pcntentiary.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

n5-To the Pacific Express we return o.
thanks for numerous favors during the pas
week.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

THrArRE.-The Potter Troupe have b..
performing at Mahcny Hall during the pra,.,,
week. They have produced several yerr s,.
pieces, which were performed in credit,bl.
style. Mrs Potter and Mr. Warwick b,,.
played with their usual good taste aud aba,,
The other members Of the company. Mes,r
Dumphries. Woodard, Hanks. Pillett, Whit.
Wright, Miss Demming and Miss vaux ha,,
each endeavored to please the patrons Of Il.
theatre. The Potter Troupe are ever val
come visitors TO Volrano.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

par A company Of twenty active, indus
trious and intelligent miners, has been formed
Tor the purpose of running tunnel in the
hill east OF this place. They feel confident
that the hill is rich, and that they will be well
repaid for their trouble and expenee
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

BAyARD TAYLOR This distinguished au-
thor, editor, poet, and Oriental traveller is en-
gagged in the preparation of a Cyclopedia Of
Modern Travel to comprise the result Of
the researchs made by eminent travellers
from the time Of Humboldt to DIR. Kane
The forthcoming work will, we are confident
greatly enhance the cnviable reputation
which this learned scholar already enjoys,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

H@- The STATE Tribune, in speaking of the
Amador County Seat question, says:-"m
the House memorial has been presented,
signed by 2,677 voters OF Amador county,
praying that the county seat be changed from
jackson to Volcano. This memorial repre-
sents that the change shall not cost the coun-
ty one cent for new county buildings, as the
citizens of Volcano have already subscribed
more than enough to erect substantial edi-
fees for county purposes. 1t has been APP
propriately referred to the committee on Coun-
ty Boundaries, and doubtless will meet no
being purely local question and
relating exclusively to Amador.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

MAN KILLED.--We learn that man was
killed near Indian Diggings last Wednesday,
under the following circumstances: Smith
Reynolds and John Guard were limiting, and
had proceeded short distance when they
came to thicket, when Guard went around
one side, and Reynolds went in the opposite
direction, and had proceeded but a short dis
tance when he entered the thicket Guard
seeing the bushes shake and supposing it was
a deer fred killing Reynolds instantly.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

MASONIC CAVE WATER WorKs.-It is with
pleasure we Announce the completion of this
work. Messrs. Hatton & George have had
many difficulties TO contend with but they
surmounted them all, and now have the sat
faction Of knowing that they have works. in
point of convenience and durability, equal to
any in the State. Wednesday last they tried
the firc-plugs, erected along the line of pipe,
with large hose, and found them to work adj
mirably. The plugs were erected at their
own private expense. and will be kept supplied
with water, in case of fire, free Of charge to
the citizens. Such iberality is not often met
with
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

RAPE.--A man by the name Of WIN D,
enour was examined before Justice Gale =,
terday, on the charge of committing rape r.
on little girl twelve years old, his ,,' e
daughter. The evidence brought ay,i...
him was such that he was sent to the e.,
of Sessions for trial.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16

Ha~ Steamer Golden Gate arrived =. 9
Francisco Thursday last She brings ,,r,'
DAYS later news. There is little of INN
tance from the east.
In Congress, there is little doing a.
hundred and sixteen ballots have been
and no speaker elected
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-16
MIR. L.. p. Fisher

Is our authorized agent in San Francisco, for
procuring advertisements, and transactng other
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WHITE No 8 SICK sr H II sSS,,ss

THNII1s dgu Watering place open or the reception Of
- viers IL situated the line n The Rpanote
beautu picturesque and fertile portions Virginia and re
datcly tie line Of the Virginia and Tennessee
10 yards Of The road ITSELF and about half Bonsaeks
depot, only hours from Richmond and Pteburg
tso hours from Lyncihurg.
srsous leaving city Point Pesersburg or Richmond m the
he souhsd and Danvlc Rail
the FrFna Raj Lyncburg reach
Bgns1cks depot abu Otock y ", The same day,
Omnibus, Ac E tesi nt.a and then SPRING.
There White aud Black sulshrr Springs, whose
Proper b. ad byscof d ersonS gi have been
m halfs century p, establishes the ,4rroansng
counties Tor hav.hg cured afflicted With
CHRONIC AND OrHgR DISEASES.
TheI are rot surpassed BY mineral Virginia for the
and Hfdr General Debility, especially on
tenn ~ tnf N Cu'0ns9us ard other diseases o. the Skin,
ny o. the di-sases peculiar % FEMALES.
They gently pufrays sod iureto, with strong determine
ton 70 Ne ssn eT certificates ~ The might be fur
nishcd given beior.
THE BUDisGs spacious convenient; AMI almost entire
new CONSISTING Hotels C1tagsi &c., afording acoomnoda
tons equal b. ouud tho mountains virginia
about 80 prlonf The Furniture
those n s beet ho 10 The Bedin Gnua1ag
With Hair Mattresses throughout te essb gheh
have been spsf besi ssrvsnts ana the mos eT
pefienccd aud bsf qualified Assistants
sae,.hmsn The general mauagemeuts c1ndded 10 D. HEP
LLfINOkH "a late ~ Cumberland Marytnd sssisfsd v Al
FRED gAMtS and KO READ. on vnrb-g W. eui no
donf give siisfsciiou 70 ah who may visit place
/ Their VII b. BOWLING ALLEYS, &C., fore s.rc.e
HANb QF AUslCis sirs.dy secured TELFGRAPH
| OgllCE W s0ou b. established ~ Bonsaek's depot
fHg TABLE sh ~ found equal soy In ne mountain. The "a
/ b. 0 wv ~' WV
| Jei1-em IA HEPEIEINegR A o.. p,,,,,.,.,,
"INDOW GLASS, Of al aEes, at manufacturer, p,,.,
w ior sale At BAfTATLEs Drug aud Chemicals store
| 's'' Oorner 4ih aud Broad streets.
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TuNIE subscrbs having removed their Factory
Street between 9Th and 10th Streets prepared receive
orders for all kinds Of Agricultural Machines and Implements
latest and most approved patterns which viii be made Of the best
materials and Of superior workmanship. They
"Cardwss double single Horepowrs Tresers"
which premium every they
exhibited. Also, "Croskrs Clod Crusher"
Reaper and Mower the hest In Fawkes' Lime
Guano rreader, highly approved Hay Hay
Shelters from 80 u f Smiths Patent
dies &c Rchs Patent Iron beam Pow q various They
sujOin the opinion the Hon. William Rves t- plnws
BALDWIN, CALDWELL 4 co.
Richmond, Fehruary2T.
CasrLE HIM, i5th Dec 1854.
Cot WV u SroueHTOS-Dear Sir; pleasure recording
here Impression o. the performance o.
Beam PATENT C5Lhs to-day The work thorough
and complete than that o. rag piow n Operation before
The frroW opened by very gcnesY 10 inches dep
~ inches wide n hard cose land and
cleaned out o. the sod eart failing back e.
The tnsl ~ the pillow witnessed
Ehom mention Mess X Nelson J. H. Ceeff
w. Lewis G. H1pkns fhnnas Watson, 81 Louisa &C. all prac
teal men and excellent judge Of agricultural Implements
there vas but one opinion amoug m IS 10 ID superiority and
ercepuonable performance Of your piov
WISHING equal elsewhere max
piemrni avsraby known to agricultural brethren,
remain, yours truly,
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SPRING HARDWARE, 1889.
SMITH, RHODES &; CO.,
ILlTE SMITH 4 RlRIRTSl

IMPORTERS AND DEALBRS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, &C.,
No. 90 Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
III AVE nov IN store, and receiving frsm the ~-
II manufacturers OF Ensiand and this eouniry.a
large and well selected stock Of Goods. especially
adapted 10 the OF the Trade Of Virginia. North
Carolina and Tennessee respectfully invite
Our stock :. full and compute comprising part ow
Tools for Carpenters Saddlers, Nlwrigh
Coopers, suniths &e. In great variety.
Building Materials, Locks Bolts Butts kc
Heavy Goods, Chains Anvs Vices Steel, Hollow WARE
Axles, Springs, Axes, &c.
Safety Fuse Scythes, snsths, Stones and Rifles
Straw Knives, Hay Knives Brier Hooks,
Forks, Spades, Shovels, Hames, Hog Skins
A fine assortment Brides, Saddles, strups Bits
Whips Pat. and EnAmered Leather, Sherp Skins
Shoe Lasts Boot Trres, Crimp Boards
Cutlery, Of Rodgers wostenholm's, Butchers and oher
makers
Guns, double and single barrel, Rines
Pistols, good assortment
Fancy Goods, Port Monnaies, Brushes, Purses, &c
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C r n T. R ID.
FARE FROM RICHMOND,

TWO Lynchburg Is 50 To Lexington ~ %
III To Buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge so
Richmond Lynchburg Charlottesville %
Satisfied fair trial. that the majority Of the Packet
evening"
the 22d Richmond
Monday wednesday and Friday NJ reach New Canton
scottsvIe IL NJ Of the h and Iynchburg A NJ,
buchanan and Ii xingon at p a. Of the day.
Returning Buchanan al A. NJ and LynehbuH ~
and Friday, reach Scotisvle 1OA A.
- y. NJ and Richmond next A. NJ
The New Canton with the Stage for the Institute
and Buckingham C. H. and In sotsvne with the stage for Char
ottesyile.
eN- See Time Distances In Card below:
sdr Richmond Monday, L edpe Lynchburg Monday,
Wednesday, ond Friday, at Wednesday and Friday, az