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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

SEC. 3. That the ices 10 DE Tecelfeu ny
constables, shall be as follows:
For executing warrant in behalf OF the
Commonwealth, 4O
Conveying to Jail on mittimus. or warrant
arresting vagrant, dsorderly person, or
other offender against the laws, without
process and bringing before justice, levy
ing fine for forfeiture on warrant 25
Taking the body into custody on mittimus
where bail is afterwards entered be-
fore the prisoner is delivered to the jai
lor, 20
Serving subpoena, 10
Serving summons, notice on referee, Suitor,
master, mistress, or apprentice, personal
ly or by copy, each 10
Execptiu@ attachment, 80
Arrestins on capias, %
Taking bail bond on capias, or delivery of
goods, 10
Notifying plaintiff where defendant has
been arrested on capias, to be paid by
plaintiff, 10
Executing landlords warrant, or serving ex-
ecution, %
Taking inventory of goods, each item,
Levying or restraining goods and selling
the same for each dollar not exceeding
thirty, 3
For each dollar above thirty, 3
And one-half the said commission shall be
allowed where the money is paid after
levy without sale ; but no commission
shall in any case be taken on more than
the real debt, and then only for the mon
ey actually received by the constable, and
paid over to the creditor,
Advertising the same, 40
Copy of vendue paper, when demanded,
each item, l
Putting up notice of distress at mansion,
house, or other public place on the premi-
ses, Is
Serving scire facias personally, 10
Serving same by copy 10
Serving rule and interrogatories in attach
ment of execution, 20
Executing bail piece, 20
Travelling expenses on an execution returned
nulla bona and non est inycntuS, where
the constable has been at the place of the
defendants last residence, each mile circu-
lar, 5
Executing order for the removal of pau
per, so
Travelling expenses in said removal, each
mile circular, 10
Travelling expenses in all other cases, for
each mile circular actually travelled, count
ing from the Office of the justice to the
place of service, 3
For making returns to the court of quarter
sessions of the proper county, each for
one day, so
Mileage for same counting from residence
of constable to the county scat, to be paid
by county, per mile circular, 3
For appraiSment, and all other services,
under exemption act of 9th of April,
l849, 90
For serving preccpt and returning same in
landlord and tenant proceeding, %
Executing writ Of possession, and returning
same, so
When the rent shall be received from the
lessee by the constable, such commission
as is now allowed by law on writs of exc
cuton.
SEC T. That the 26th and 9th sections
Of the act approved March 2Sth, 1914, and of
the third section of the act approved March
2Sth, 1920, in relation to penalties for taking
illegal fees and bills of particulars, are hereby
re-enacted and their several provisions extend
ed and made applicable to all violations of this
act
SEC 5. That the provisions of this act
shall not apply to the city of Philadelphia.
Approved April 10, 1857.
JAMES POLLOCK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

certain notes, one of $25 AS, purportine TO
have been signed by Richard M. Killey and
John Ward, payable to John II. Moore or
bearer, put In circulation by defendant and
one other note for $l5,27, purporting to have
been given by John Ward to Amos Griffith
or bearer endorsed, J. S. Baker, which noto
the defendant sold to NJ E. Solomon Jnrr
sworn, and after full hearing returned o var
dict Of guilty, in manner and form as he st.ndo
indicted.
May 5, Patrick Dolan is sentenced to nav
the costs of prosecution in the case Of Com =.
Luke Dolan, whereas the said Patrick Dolon
was prosecutor. Same day Luke Dolar :,
SENTENCED to pay the costs Of prosecution IN
the case Of Com VS.. Patrick Dolap wbo,oin
the said Luke Dolan was the prosecutor
Com. rs. A. Y. Trout-Indictment at pro.
sent sessions for selling liquor without Hee,.s
in Canton. Defendant pleads guilty, where.
upon he is sentenced to pay fine of ten dol
lars and costs of prosecution.
Com. rs. Jonathan Acla-Indctment nro.
ferred at Feb Sessions last, for selling liouor
without license in Durell township. Defen-
dant appears and pleads guilty, and is septepc.
ed to pay fine of ten dollars and costs Of
prosecution.
Com. rs. Nathan Tank-Indctment at
present Sessions for selling liquor In Canton
township without license Defendant appears
and pleads guilty, and is sentenced to nav
fine of ten dollars and costs of prosecution
Com. rs. Horace Tattls-Indictmen for sci.
ling liquor in Canton twp. without license
preferred at the present sessions Defendant
appears and pleads guilty, and is sentenced to
pay fine of ten dollars and costs of prosccu-
ton.
Com. rs. Thos. DaridSon-Indictmen nra-
ferred at the present sessions for selling louor
In Canton twp. without license Defendant
appears and pleads guilty, and is sentenced to
pay fine of ten dollars and costs of prosecu.
ton.
Elias ROckpeH rs. Canton tup.-Appeal
from the report Of viewers for damages of
road through the improvement of the said Eli
as Rockwell in Canton twp After hearing
OF the evidence &c, the Court decree to the
said Elias Rockwell the sum of 1929, 20 DANA
ges and costs.
In the matter of the application of the in.
corporation to be styled the Alba Regular
Baptist Church, the incorporation was grant
ed agreeably to the prayer Of the petitioners.
In the matter Of the application of James
Smith, for the benefit of the insoIyent law,
the case was called up on Monday for hear
ing, and is continued for further hearing un-
til Saturday, May 9, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon and the applicant is surrendered to con
fnement in Jail in the meantime.
On Thursday afternoon the Jury were dis
charged, and the Court adjourned to meet on
Saturday afternoon, for hearing of matters
upon the argument list, and some matters for
hearing in the Orphans Court.
Saturday, May 8, Court again met pursuant
to adjournment, and the application of James
Smith for the benefit of the insolvent laws, is
further continued until the first day of next
term, and the Court adjourned over to Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock
The present weeks proceedings will appear
in our next issue
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

nea~ The American Emigrant Aid and
Homestead Company Mr.. Thayers new scheme
to colonize Virginia, has been at length organ
lied in New York city, under the charter
granted by New York State, all the stock hav-
ing been promptly taken. Six hundred shares
were taken by three citizens of Virginia. Eli
Thayer was elected President of the company,
and John G. Underwood, Secretary
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

THE LEGISLATURE has not yet fixed upon any
day of adjournment. The appropriation and
the apportionment bills are yet in the hands of
the Committee of Conference.
The House agreed to the Senate amendment
to the appropriation bill in regard to Mr.
MAFFET, so that the effort of the Canal Com
missioners to get hold of the North Branch for
political purposes, has finally failed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

B9~ We learn that portion of the Horse
Race dam has been torn out by the late fresh
et-some accounts say that three hundred feet
are gone. This is unfortunate, in view of the
immediate opening Of navigation, as it will
probably cause delay of several weeks
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

u.s. We publish in another coInmn, the
Fee Bill passed at the present session of the
Legislature. 1t reduces the fees of Justices
and Constables in this County, from twenty to
fifty per cent.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

BaEA The steam saw-mil of WM. and JAMES
WILSON, formerly of Monroe township, on the
Menomnee river, in Chippewa Co. Wis, was
destroyed by fire on the 4th ut Supposed to
have been caused by ncendiary. Loss $4O,-
600.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

Ra- The Legislature of Connecticut met
on Thursday last, and organized by the cleo
tion of Republican officers
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15
Towanda, May 7, 1851.

sSThe Governor has signed a bill to au-
thorize the Town Council of the Borough of
Towanda to levy special tag.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

sa~ A fund of 500, 900 has been subscriber
in Vicksburg, Mississippi to purchase plau'
tation to be presented to Ex-President Pierce'
$4,000 more are wanted, the sum required lof
the estate in view being 100000.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

Dg~A writer in the st Louis papers clearly
proves-in his own mind--that the threatened
comet is to come in collision with the EARTH at
twenty minutes after ten o'clock, ON the 10th
day Of June
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

bag David s. McKim, on trial at Holli'
daysburg for the murder of Norcross, has peen
convicted and sentenced to be hung.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15

Ba- At the municipal election in Indiana
polls, on Tuesday last, the Republicans elected
their ticket by one hundred and fifty majority.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-15
TOW WANDA:
Gbursoap aloruinp, itlan II. 1851.

TERMs-O Dollar per dnnum, inUnrdbly in ddrdnce-
-Four ,veeks previous to the expiration of subscription
notice tcH be ren by printed trTappe and NOT re-
netced the paper ,cW in all cases be stopped
CLuBBINd-The Reporter rH be sent to Clubs at the fol
loicing extremely LO,c rates:
6 copies for. .....s5 90 Is copies for si2 10 10
10 copies for. ..... s 90 20 copies for.... 10 90
ApvERrIsEMENTs-For square of ten lines less, One
Dollar for three or less Insertions and Twenty-Five cents
for each subsequent insertion.
JOB oB-WoRK-Erecued rih accuracy and despatch, and
reasonable pricss-,ch ecery facility for doing Books
Blanks, Hdnd-biHs, Ball tickets, &c.
MONEY may be sent by mail, at riskenclossd in an
enrelope, and properly directed ,cH De responsible
for its safe deiiUeTy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27
hcnh the Trmth "a bout our Turf oil.

NTtNNDNl.
- ff sleigh ride this winter past discovered horse
raw aud the skin of place larger than hand from
ae TRACES rubbing the aside Of the thigh applied your
tnri IN, and in day two he well Another
Amule which was working my dray unable
Walk oh eNamoing his foot discovered ns about NV"
nchcs long up 10 the head My driver and the nehborS said
heW"ud e goedtor nothng drew the nail iuse ted
apiece of lint and yonr Turf OH and him work
ana FROM IN " moment he has not lost hour but good
US 'Nf avs" Jaw horse badly snagged the outside ct
US Rh W wv" places one about inches deep and four
isch's Wide from which he stfa daV two Your Turf
'"N" 'pPoed ami brought them entirely sound II
Hu! is one OF the greatest remedies even
known, and have lived il drug store for several wears S
M q, YOU lm1N proper Very truly
F For sale by STRDTuFR 4 uIIgEIIFAp
HON - 'lh l.Nnrhlnlr
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RiCHMnNp, May LIST. le1h
Genticmcn My child had commenced breaking last
All small sores which gradually extended the
haai Including both which much by the
sores cause tn tear that both would drop OF
rie all sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies, without
any good results then procured and applied little II RF
OH began 10 get better the bottle got broke and
led gas to lit again began tn Ny elder daugh
r said IA 80 get some that IUrtO sisters hca
"ked SO much better when you used it We got another
ole aud her head nearly well This agra
ased case and took halt an hour day wash H. and
offensive One bottle feel assured will
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
ion arv entitled to this and for the bencft take
great rlea,urei In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, r. +. CHALK
To MpSsrs Dove a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27
J. L BONDJ RAN L
CnrsrrKrlli.p April 18Th. les,


Mssrs Jor ColiaVing used Your Turf Oh, and finding
Tito be such hrc medicine thin due you thai YOU
should know IT, My daughter, about ago fell
rocker of chair and and bruised her thigh much
assumed the torn OF boil and became very had II
anced by physician but that did
runnng aud continued for nearly years
medicine could hear of with no effect until
duced try bottle your Turf oatter using one
ad hall IL entirely healed Ibave other
sorcs aud found the benefit You liberty
tli~ rs you think proper =. CIlALkLl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27
cpxsNc AND SIMMER GOODS.
NOWLiN a. ALEXANDER,


NOWLIN a Ill NNNvEH,
~ nais street,
IYNCuHrRo. Va
Offer FOR SALE 4 LANCE AND P4RIEp SfDCK or
sG1AR--New orleans tues auI OH, sugars Loaf,
.rsSaed and fuvd cr"d Do
CDFFEES-Mgss Crop Rio ODD toyurufuvht Java aud La
gByrs Cnf""
sAIT- As ltons ta.tory-aied In eean sarks
PLASTER Mountain fiasteI--t round and ~ Lump
iKoS-Couuuy Hammered. Rlird lrat t}4u roit Nail
Rnds hand. oval, Iursr Shoe and every Kind
STElis- Bisierrd, and Shear Ster--all sizes
FLOW MOI IDS-N tnep supply HlYE ns on hand.
LLATHtR-Soie, I lpff and iiarne-s Lrathtr
BALE CDTTph--at numbers and rom southern
FactaIirs
GUANDfn Pew Wan auaniittes rs suit pufttasots.
TEAslmpcrt Green icas aud Bitrk Tee -a qualities
$ MOLAsSE>--AeN Drieans and MnseovH1' Au.dss,a#
IlQt okS-fne Old whisky Aple Brandy. num- French
faHdy, AID huo IAQusf, oI all kinds
Cation Cloths tsleo Gatto Batting BiaIkels Lg4ens Ae
It4uorre tasss and Oh tpr lepHen Iau tleiH
whirh invite hc - Pautofs and
toHnffy Merfhahtn cid esiAh.sAe3 sland Naia
Saraf. Lgao6bstg
W. Commission Baeur Lard buttef GiuntrY Lilo
I"bar Wteai Corn snd Produce renef ID AMI solicit
cousignmeutz IH4ra6 aAttH
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u TiinoUGH FROM BUCHANAN 70

Ii 81 KG An KIIIIMDND.
Fare trotn lynchburg to buchanan. s........Sl 80
- III ili tiIs ) %
From yurhh Is "a tItrJttes yIIe..
On Ah 't.4 Ir I'd o October Packet Boats ieaYt
buchanan al u = N and Lynehburg = + NJ Meidas
fiuc=day tp friday ind Il ehnond dty.
at 5ptiaCk 4 NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving .achburg at y + N
reach oe" ne at 10 NJ next day, and In Char
loues' dto nj T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan and
Lexington at 4! NJ, Monday. "Wednesday Friday and
arrive at p n.
card h,i,,
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llMrWt:a.N s..IssMUNn AND y

7. n.
~ ! Dkk 81 HAMSfIP IA MESIOW \. .5ssxAxss~r.
- y Mail steamship JAMESTOWN in
uHad OF Capt EWls PAhisH leaves New York regularly
every SAIl lDAl AFTERNOON at } O'Clock, for Rlci
mont SHE viii moi take any freight from City Point
Shr leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON AZ uclock tor New York.
fhos, desiring to ship by her must have their goods here
Monday. Passengers desiring take this slip
state room secured by addressing by mail.
u The ROANokE. Capt SkiNAlu stops at City Pom
wb.t site viii land and receive freight Butu the JuncsoN
AID he Roanoke receive and land passengers City
and Norfolk. LlDLAM a WATSON.
--L-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

L EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST
WAtKAN ND 10 CuHE, AND NO DANGER FROM Exposure 10
Price 30 cents per bottle
according IF Congress TIC clerks ORee NJ The
the Eastern Dsrict0 IdStHd, Gy DOFt
q Co, Ric4HaHd, Ia 30
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet aud read certificates
performed 10y the Turf Oil certificates of truth
respectable and respected citizens and many ohct
whom aud doubt
u worth pound
known Try il and you Will be satisfied OF wha
an
TIKI rURr OiL.--Read the following and come to
will tell you many others who been
RICHMOND, NOV. a. 1854
ntss.t DOre aC0-(ieutlemcn used portion OF bottle
rur OH which you very kindly presented me with,
aud Irke pleasure in saying that found eectual
the winch
several by physicians without receiving the
least beueht also recommended friend of mine, who
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
The skn and ho informed short Since that the
use u bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, L. NJ. LEFTWICH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

a. SrT, TIE NEW SOss& 81 VIRGINIA
lUksAsAA 81 + AMSHlP Con- consequence
drawai of the "JAMESTOWN for repairs Nc
The ROANOKE will leave New York saturday evening
aud city Point every Wednesday morning o'ciurk
aRers leaving iyneburg, by the South Ralroad
lHesdy morning will connect morning Roanoke
at city Point. LEE Il JOHNSON.
Agents for y. Y. \ va Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

Bio ISLAND, Bedford county. Va, Nov. |, 1854
Nessrs Dort C1Gentlenen used about fourth ut
bottle o Inrt Oil the back the
back almost entirely plscy' large
hand aud this single application only applied oncc
entirely aud permanently really surprised the
ui'kness oi its curaNcs properties aud tak prompt
aud eh"aci"us than anything u the kind saw
have sold thonsa ais OF bottles OF other similar
nrposos.
Respectfully l. BONDJRANr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

IHtse vessels OF The first class, built in the city u
43tt .cosy TINS trade and have superior accotno
dsups i9r pa5sehgrs They by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade, and snare no
ekeftioU accommodate They toyyed up and down
the by steam aud may be relod sail promptly
ads ertzed
Merchants going North ordering goods from York
vii md to thelr interest to snip by line rs freight viii
aiwaJ be taken other Packets
every effort vii BE- made by tie agents Richmond
ScNs ORR 10 gise satisfaction.
III" Richmond FIRE Association by this line
". respectfully asa and hope to IN obtaining
shIfe 81 patronage
foods shipped by this line New.York will be forwarded
trr II epnies uh 10 New Orleans Mobile Charles
Sllnal Of any otb"r southern Northern port
Tn vessels viii lie in kicImund the Dock, Now York
at Berth No. J. teIca House Siip. foot Nll Street
DAVID ~ WM GuRRlE, Richmond, ,,,.
L. IL PlLHsuN, " y, As'"'9
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United STATE. NAIL LINE 10 New ,er..

fENIE steam hips 4 . ~ EsFN AN umd 81 y AY-
OkE having boVn thoroughly hanled and
Peto order la Resumed their places in the line
The JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
cHetl Tuesday att moon at clock for New York aud
Point eNtGng the arrival of the
burg and Petersburg. touching only Norfolk
The RDA NbKE, CAPTAIN SKINNER
SATURDAY. morning the the Peters.
bnrh, To- New ok touching at Norfolk.
Passengers hV the South side Road leaving Lvnchbnr
TUESDAY aud Friday mornings wall eonuet with the
nj ,tts POINT
P,spr. al Fare from Iynchburg York by either
Shp ed Storage Passage ony 80
For further information apply
LEE, JOHNSON Il 60.
7.l&ets Agents New ur X n u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27
DAILY YlRGiNIAA.
Translated from TIE Trench.
n VCoald 1.Sse Thee.


Weala Lsse Thee.
So aFk ~ 49,
would love thee, God and Father
Nv Redeemer and my King
would love thee--for without thee
Lie is but bitter thing.
would love thee blessing
Flows to me from ont thy throne
would love the--he she loves thee
Never feel himself alone.
would love thee-look upon ne
Ever guide me by thine eye;
would love thee-ii not nontlshed
By thy love, my soul woald'die.
would love the--may thy brightness
Dazzle my rejoicing eyes
would love thee-may thy goodness
Watch from heaven DER ali prize
would love thee thee my refuge
While the evil days increase
IwoaId love thee---thec | seek Tor
Thou exhaustless source OF peace.
would loae thee---I have vowed it,
On thy love my heart Is set
While lore thee, Will never
The l4eiremer's bloc forget.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

94NUss NEv DsssEANS.-s, rg,n,a ANA i1oui.
4 sinnn a,iBe.-Eirst Packet to sail with dis -.
patch Tho superior, fast sailing, double decked
and copper fastened schooner, "ELLEN, Captain
JAMES STEWART. loading and viii sail above For
balance ot freight apply to
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
Richmond
T. Sshippcrs by this Vessel VIII their goods pom
ofles1uaou onoh t rate OF freight cheaper than
ether and la less Insurance effected on
the best W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam aS4.kii.aSS
us BELk lDEKE and POCAIlONfAS.-The
STEAMER BELNIbERE leaves Baltimore every SA h
DAY AFTERNOON Ion Richmond Returning ieATes III III
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Bailnorc.
The POCAlDNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESbAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, iptN.-
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor Itit
unl.tt
'>aippcrs Baltimore by these Boats have tri
goods here eyur1 Monday and Friday O each week.
At A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

NNESIioN LEADS Fg1 Es a, s;-OlE IL
-, MoNhf SAFE-MEkCHANT PKuT L,TDH-
i,i i. i rs d. ~ iED-ROGt Is IN TREPlDAIIoN.
ere f 7'let! Alarm Der, eior Locks Money
res Counting Rooms, Manufacturers and
anks, wants Chests and Private Residences
me subscriber tw" doors below the Market where tb are
ian H. ~ ' '''t.t'4'tlHrtf press G.. >. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

supply OF Lead Pipe heel Lead and Plumbing Mat cTi-
"n @ 81" u pr eafed - execute Plumbing Work such
pns up 81 " r I.li}s 5 nks, " Basins &c ia n upr.
,i"f lanher All pouss v,shiu. waller Iirdpci in tbrr
gS III ma It to thei' iitercst give M ca All work
70 give satisfaction 1t the Stove Warch,use doors
a., - =, 'f"'Ne' i'h street &. :. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

nDAPEH HANGING. all new rntt rn-, ,cr,
y cheap Just opened at
dec 9ts LANGlIORNE n WAIkuPS
,1Er NOlB.DuNG- tor FRAN =, ~ variety
N sSles, received and sring rcduccd prices
M At,p
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C
Once Of the -. y. Railroad Co..
- PtTEH.BuItG. SEPT. ~ lrasa
gHrsSrER sengnsIG- sts gen.

w U m f'I " '7'llfsI . Ilo II =
Jay Of % t"bef. the Mai and passaH ger -
Tram rave Petersburg Its tssudaVs excepted
eoss NJ arrive a. BarNssbie Junction u 81 aud At
i.,nelbHfg at % + II.
Leave Iyaehberg Al 20 o'clock A. NJ Arrive At Batke-
Tie Junction. at a. ~, and ~ Petersburg at3P NJ
q. Is AILSUP,
OCT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27

4 ..qs tNtoA siEs s.2Isl' svMlAS,
1xMkksaasss or fillLADI-LI AND BOSTON VIC

steamer ti'! of Richmond, Capt M1cHliL
4 Hnsy NauId llH
uginla k,oN
Composing tins Inc will leave Ihairgh. W,lnrs.
day alternately. - ~
tHtlGHr taken for phlad, lpa mad oslo, via phla1,.
PilA, through ny steam, d moderate, lat,,
i"ss'so anu are to tlliaa,'I IS 20
=" NJ. T.. PORTER. Gen
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These vessels the first class built th
have accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains, wei quai
fled trade who will spare
mediate.
They will be lowed up and down the river by ste and
may be relied sail promptly advertised. Merchant,
going North ordering goods from Boston, will lind it
their ship by this line The only elulIr Inc
freight will be taken low
ls aud every effort Will he made by the agents Richmond
aHd KestaA to give satisfaction
We respectfully ASK and nope 20 obtaining fan
share of patronage
The vessels win lie Ia Riclnond the Dock,
a What.
DAVID & wM CURRiE Richmond ,.
ALLEN \ WELItli Bostou, ! Nte"'f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-27
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.
rl,us CEagnxATED DsxOs WATCH

}. WILLIAMS 4 son have Just received taH assoft
the Matehas ue II Karat Hunting Cases,
aad bcantiful De sIsHs-a.o Inc assofilnent Of
Jehusons Watches.