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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-02-11

o. case which showed the river below Fayetteville
was often unnavgable " - -.' ....
Mr.. Holmes answered Mr.. Settle. and stated thai
the case alluded to occurred in a dry season.
Mr. Speer moved to reconsider the vote which
refused to strike out Mr.. Cotten's amendment.
Mr.. Caldwell spoke in favor of persevering in the
prosecution of the work, and complimented Gov.
Bragg for his course in relation to tho Cape Fear
improvement
Mr.. Ferebee moved to strike out Mr. Cotten's
amendment, which motion was adopted, yeas A.
nays 81.
Mr.. Erwin spoke against the appropriation '
Mr.. Dargan moved to strike out $500, 900, which
was adopted, yeas 80, nays 80
Mr.. Green then spoke in favor Of his amendment
and thought though it was now languishing it could
be revived and become profitable to the State Why
cannot Wilmington subscribe one third of the
$1O0, 900?
Here Mr.. Holmes stated they were not able; they
were overwhelmed with taxation. -
Mr. Green said he would regret if this work should
fail, as it concerned the honor of North Carolina.
Mr. Badham offered an amendment that whenev-
individuals subscribe $400, 900 the State shall
subscribe $500, 900. Rejected-yeas 9. nays 52
After this vote it was evident the bill could not
pass Its opponents occupied the House with
speeches, amendments, and motions to take recess
until near o'clock, when the Speaker vacated the
chair, which being assumed by Mr. Stubbs, the
House, by unanimous vote, returned thanks to
as Speaker of the House of Commons.
vote Of thanks to Messrs Cantwell and How
ard for their services, was also unanimously adopted.
Mr. Shepherd having resumed the chair, return.
ed thanks for the honor conferred on him, and bid
his brother members farewell in an eloquent and
affecting speech, at the conclusion of which he de-
clared the House adjourned sine die
The members then crowded around the Speaker
ane individually shook hands with him and bade
him farewell.
The Reporter Of the Standard has but one duty
more to discharge, and that is pleasing one: To
express his obligations to Edward Cantwel. ESQ., for
his uniform Kindness and assistance in the discharge
of his duties as Reporter, which much tighten
ed by the admirable arrangements introduced by Mr..
Cantwell. These arrangements were duly appreci-
ated by the members of the House, who have often,
in the writer's hearing expressed their great graft
fcaon at having aided to secure the services of
so eminently qualified for the important Office, the
duties of which have been ably and faithfully dis
charged without fear, favor partiality.
1t would be unsratefu to pass the services
| Of the ndcfatigable Mr.. Webster, principal door
keeper. He has in this session. in every formel
one, earned the respect and confidence Of all partie.
by his unceasing attention to the multifarious duties
of his Office
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INDIANA-The Democratic members Of the Leg
islature of Indiana nominated Hon. Jesse D. Bright
and Hon. G. n. Fitch for U. S. Senators. Parties
very closely divided in the Legislature the Dem
ocrats having slightly the advantage. But on the
81 instant, while the Democratic members of the
Senate out of their seats, and IN joint conven
on with the lower house for the purpose of electng
Senators, the black Republican Senators who
mained took up the of the contested seat of Mr..
Woods, Democrat, and declared 1t pacant. This
action, if legal, gives the blacks majority in the
Senate. No Senators elected. What can be
meaner than black Republicanisma -.s....
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We learn that a strange error has occurred in the

We learn that strange error has occurred in the
case of the Cheraw and Coal Fields Road which, in
all probability, will prove fatal to the bill. The cap
tai Of the company fixed at two millions Of dollars
and the intention was to allow the company to organ
izc soon as two hundred thousand dollars should
be paid in. Messrs Dockery and Christian, the pa
rents and sponsors of the BILL saw to its cngross
ment, but night before last they discovered that
in the engrossed BILL in all the places where two hum
dred thousand dollars were intended. two millions
have been inserted. The gentlemen having charge
Of the bill also took charge Of its engrossment and
they chargcable with this blunder As it stands,
the charter is totally unavailable, and the bunder
could only be rectified by the passage of supple
mentary BILL the passage of which was looked upon
as impracticable. WM Journal
We have not had an opportunity Of examining the
act referred to, but from what We have heard, we
think the Journal is correct. True, Mr.. Christian
assured US that in his opinion the stock would be
taken and the Road built; but at that time he was
most probably not aware of the error referred to by
the Journal.
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UNITED STATES AND CHINA.-On Saturday the
18th November, the first cutter of the United States
ship Portsmouth. containing Capt Foote and others,
proceeding from Whampao to Canton, was fired upon
by the Chinese imperalists from the Barrier Forts.
The American flag was in position that does away
with all chance of plea of mistaking it, while no
less than round and three charges Of grape were
fired into the boat. Commodore Armstrong deter
mined at once to chastise the enemy. which was
done in gallant style by the Leyant the Portsmouth,
and the San Jacinto U. S. ships of war. The Bar
rier Forts were captured, and 165 guns totally de-
stroyed or rendered urft for future service Among
those who distinguished themselves by their bravery,
we sec mentioned Commander Bell and Lieut. Guth-
rie natives of North Carolina.
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WHOLE NUMBER I'LL.

~ The last Wilmington Commercial contains
communication from Mr.. B. s. Hedrick, dated Chapel
Hill January 80. 1857, in reply to some remarks
recently made by the Commercial in relation to his
dismissal as Professor in the University. Mr..
Hedrck says, among other things that the Standard
about the time he was dismissed, "caled upon the
mob to drive him from the State as an outlaw"
This is utterly untrue. and Mr, Hedrick knew it to
be so when he penned it. On the contrary, while
VIC called for his dismissal from place which he
had rendered himself unworthy to fill, we at the
same time appealed to ''the mob" to spare him-not
to injure him personally.
Mr.. Hedrick has been North of late. consorting
with black Republicans; and We presume he has re-
turned to Chapel Hill with the view of removing
his family to some Northern or Western State. We
trust his final exit from this State will not be long
delayed. If his success in his new home should be
equal to his assurance and insoence here, he will
have no cause to repine. Let him depart. If he
remains here for any considerable length of time,
writing such letters as the one referred to in the
Commercial, "the mob" may get hold of him. He
is most perverse, ungratefuL unscrupulous, un-
principled creature; and the sooner he leaves the
State, never to return, the better.
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GoLDsBoRoUGH TRIBUNE-Mr. Robinson has asso-
ciated with him in this establishment Mr. j. l. Pet-
nington and Mr.. Jno. G. Parker. Mr. Pennington is
practical printer, sterling Democrata good writer,
and worthy young man. He makes his bow to the
public in handsome style. Mr.. Parker judging from
his salutatory eccentric genius frank and honest
and addicted to the strongest kind Of Democracy and
sound common sense. We wish the Tribune and
its enteiprisng Editors al prosperity and srccesa
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New States.

On Saturday last the House Of Representatives
passed bills providing for the admission of Oregon
and Minnesota into the Union as States. The pro-
posed State of Minnesota embraces 10000 square
miles, leaving vest of the boundary 10000 square
miles, to he hereafter erected into government
der the Indian name of Dacotah. The population
of Minnesota is said to be about 175,0o0.
An election is to be held in Minnesota in june
next for delegates to Convention In the event of
the people deciding IN favor of State government,
the marshal is to take the of the inhabitants
for the purpose of ascertaining whether the new
State will be entitled to more than representa-
tive. Similar provisions, we presume. have been
made in the Oregon bill. Oregon, it will be re-
membered, was divided about four years since, and
new Territory, called Washington, established.
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A GOOD SUpPER-The loss of sleep is q great in
convenience, and can be counterbalanced only by
good supper and tixins," such as win.on served
the hands of our office with on caption night" 1t
was goodly abundant, and abundnntly good only
he didn't season those birds exactly right How
ever, they were good enough to be eaten, and more
than that, they were eaten, notwithstanding the
senior took one of them for beef stsak. 1t might
have been the fault of the bird, and then again it
nnilht'nt
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-02-11

THE president FLEcr-Mr. Buchanan left WASH
ington yesterday morning his return to his resi-
dence at Whealland. We may feel at liberty to
state fact in which the public may place entire
confidence, that he took his departure from hence
without having finally determined upon any one
member Of his Cabinet. .--- - Star.
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# We have in hand a number of speeches de-
livered by members during the late Legislature,
which will be published as soon rs we can make
room for them. ~.
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DEATH OF WALKER ANDERsoS---The Hon. Wal.
ker Anderson, formerly of this State died in Pensa
cola, Florida, the 18th utimo, in the 55th year Of
his age. He was Christian, . gentleman. and
scholar. '-- .-
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Preston S. Brooks was in his 37th year. He leaves
wife and four children and it is said that after his
decease, letter to him, from his wife, was opened
stating that it would be the last prior to her conne
mcnt
There is peculiar soemnity and sadness accom-.
panying the sudden departure of one so young, so
wholesouled, brilliant, intellectual, and SO warmly
and faithfully devoted 10 his father land Peace to
his ashes! Z Richmond Eng.
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Mdyoralty Election.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 8.-At the municipal elec-
ton here to-day Mr.. Zimmerman, democrat Was eee-
ted Mayor by - majority over the combined vote Of
four competitors
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Quick WoRK.-Aletter from Spring Grove, Iredell
CO., dated Oct %, 1856, and enclosing 81, reached
us on the night Of the 4th instant. What's the use
Of telegraph! s... --.
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Lors Cdznsh.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 80.-The storeship Supply,
Commander Porter, from Smyrna, has just arrived
ID the Southwest Pass with forty camels for the
United Suites government 0f6csrs and crew al well.
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81, Election Of U. & Senator.
ALBANY, N. Y. Feb. S.-Preston King Republ-
can, was to-day elected U. 8. Senator
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Ne,e Orleans Bank Rob6eries,

Nep Orlsans Bank Rob6eries "A .-
New ORLEANS, Feb 2-The examination Of the
tank robbers has been postponed. Stringer reports
hat IS, 900 Of the money are hid in his late room
. Cahawba. a-s..
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SUPERIOR CouKrs.-The Judges will ride the
Circniis fonnrrs.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC.
TnE DRAMATIC nLEpBAxr. OR TAR ExpREss OF

~ - = " : =
ghE DRAhATic kLkPBANt' OR fak hAfshss "
$50 rftr siAA'
IL The second series Of the "fSrom, oy David Paul
Iss-a .hch 10 about go prss- there h ApeeJo
50, ., ono, of dramatic ana forensic chsr.c
Su"u p''.> " 80 = -. - - -, -
ts', "n'cn We nAe oesn P''se' " WY INV "'' wv
unns t.. =, ..-. i.. .a--. fra.Fe "a A.
IN tbe ,esr 1854 ss VII be Remembered by o
crsns The uhole Of this wonder loving community
,hr.,u into perfect ferusot Of excitement by the an.
cI,, a, JcL or the Enpre.s Of SIAM had arrived Ia ths
country under the charge Of Mr. 0uibe gentleman IL
oue notorety Who acted st the same time the guar
sisn .na an. s,,h.,..sor of he, highnrr Her niye,,
IA hs.n ANNOUNCED for so,oe months befre her
Th An, io,,n.. MAJ t..n te.riry -h oi,scuoo. az,
,,. n r. .,,,.or,;n.r, aran,.,,, no,s,s Sh. 90.
mad M, h., vox No.. ~ r,tnn. oI Chne.. m,
80. snna,.,.d I, an. .nn,on,;.,s o.n. "a her ,,,
10, "a ~ho ;mn.,,sS ~. 4, 3n~rcs AZ noy.l,, IN H.
na-.,G .,,r.c,,c.s s,i ~an.,, ..,,ci,, .beh
rcrs id 4, b, nos.ccd nv mi, mos, able
go. 1890
Al aha linn. of her ,rr,v,, In N.v York or B,s,or
,h.rs ,h..,,.. In Nh. civ NJ Ph,dsinh I'D
- a.. rs.s,,..s,. -. -. h.. . H',,s,...- d.,;,. -.
=. ,ha me-. ~ ~. ,.n.ger. In n. dscv
A, .. eo,.id.,.a r..,.r sroLs Of nocx N, ora =, =,
,.v,v. ,s ari,. hoo.. y, Tb.. ana MsIoom.o. M n,
m. ia oi III. fonrtooted and perh.ps IL
no, ,hs 10, n ,hs ,oduc.ms,. m mi, Rspnblir,o s,
~, ,h,, ~ .s,, ~. $500 h.,.n ma. ,.s -
tsi, a. a -. r,f.. .,,.,,asd ~ r. 80. -. !,
49, :, = 80 =. 49, =
ra.,. -. sh, ,,, n. .ha -. -, .,o.r;o- q,
,o., =, H.. .,,,s - ~. -, h.,s 49,, 80 ~
On, ~ IN. ,,,.s,cc ~. "a h, ,r,. -, .s,n.d Lon
hr ,ysi ~ nss bsec ..id the ~ the CLss,
nut s,res, and Arch s,rst Tho.res operated upn b,
no,;... ..-.a, .n-,,-,sd h.o.L Iva. \, ~ vi
III ~, "a ~, -. "a 1910. 80 a. -
.nrs :, ,h-,r r-.n.c,iv. ,hc,,rr. =
Tn. Lms exse,.d In behalf Of her N..,ty we're Of he.
coming s,,r.,.g.nas b,t n,yerth.lr.. m. c,ntiI,.
lar h.s isyar no,hnr dsy,,d and an.ll, .ct,i
dom uooo m. .snus,,on 10 ma, the epormou, ann of
saOO mar nj ,bt for h.r prr,ormaoc~ . r.
n anna no, b.nnsred-vss an. mot diolou.tjc enough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-22
RICHMOND ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORKS

ruNHE subscriber prepared furnish ORNAMENTAL IRON
WORK OF the following description collection
designs found the UErraD
embr laos RAnSo,
Hundred dlrerru patterns yERIspA
6uIS LSrus Cunxtr Cars and
srArclRI, Lloxs, Docs, &C, for Park AMI Garden
wrought for badng purposes including
Dooks GRATrxo liISGEs also u
fAnS FKscKs yEHixpAH and TKEE BoxEs
ed In this country. 'T.'
Particular attention given enclosing sy
furnished when desired. Sketches will
be sent OF the county where orr
and direction, Tor putting Also, drawings
BILE head and foot Stones and uns
~hen desired JAZZ ID. BROWNE
ably Main Hehr ".
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sHOCKOE FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOPS
ooRNER or CARY AND ITrE sTREETs,

y
TuNALB0Tr a BROTHER, Propretora Of above -
n works. nov buldiIS PORTABLE STkAM IN ~
GINES OF Improved construction, all -
forty Horse Power suitable for Circular Mills nt4<
rhreshing Machines and other purposes which they
selves fully equal not superior Esnss built
elsewhere.
They win also furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from ten
Horse any required power.
CIRCULARS MILLS approved and
Of various sites.
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER WORKS, PORTABLE GRIsT
MILLS and IRONS for MILLS OF all kinds
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PRESSES, fLATTKNING MILLS
In Manufacturing Tobacco together with
IRON CASTINGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK.
They are also the exclusive MasufAcarers dis city.
Agents for the "kACEISIOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN AND
ORUsHER which they confidently
and friends a. superior MN OF the kud With which
aeqaAnted supply Of which viii always kept hand for
unieh theY sonci orders kpT-U
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FALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARKSON, ANDERSON q CO.,

w. -. &c q. DOMAIN, Hni
n. NO. 1s PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRALyRs IN ZINE HEAVY
HARDWARE, CUTLkRY, sADDLERY AND aUNe
.r.,. FALL TRADE, 1857.
10y ships Jsremlah Thoupson" /" Aurora" ~--
ALBERT 0alisiin" aud other arrivals nom 10.
gland are placed In possessioo Of our Fall ina-
- : BIRMINaHAM AND SHEFFIELD aoops . =
and from various anufaetories country hare
received full supplies Of 100.
lFl ,ET7F'I AMERICAN HARDWARE. use
embracing variety Of articles usually
forming and have had
The pleasure TO offer. @ .n
These purchased upon
possible, With
OF Virginia, North Carolina trade
Merchants visiting respectfully invited
examine which compare
ably A. regards prices extent and variety with hous what
:.
Orders viii receive promp, and careful attention.
a A a DOkNAN.
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); Ia nv

L. lts Capital al paid In. tsoo.ooo 80 rrlt
This Company
be terns- Country Stores and dwellings insured
HowARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NRw YORK;
Capital all paid In, $500 H,ia
Messrs Hubbard Gardner Carlton
Of I'm, s 9-sSsS e m n 81 snSnsd
Capital all pHid In, ets0,o0st
rhs oldest Block Company IN virnia, paid all
= during years.
huTGAL LIfE ISsURANcs COMPANY 81 NEw YORK;
Cash Capital t3,neoooo no
Policies for life shorter periods vu be .sned The dividends
declared this Company have averaged years.
ssrsnfy sent .N ..
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF PHrLADKrRMAi
Capital 81 5oo,Ooo. F.
This Company nsure White Persons Tor OF
annual dvdend
yeara -.-... . d ... a.
Companies favor.bly known In this
eommunity and either branch
eneet-d BY applying 10 O. n. BkEskE, Ascent,
nosa lsth street. near Post Once. Richnond, Va.
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ron Rent.

n
EI>Oil sAlt, a.EAsh ~.A 49,, ssd pe..es- -
.uys al col " lbarr a. nrc~a. -
Unvvrs.st church rer terms. Ae
ply 70 oJHNIoNAOo.
eel " Main sreet
possession desirable yrvbAh. be eb I'm
~ by application 70 Roser, 49, 81 tbs fesusr o. SS
brown on Cay street c. . w.
uNoH nENr, ANN PosSsSsIoN GIVEN
~ IMMtptATr1I-rhe dwelling htase reeeouy vaes- f.8
by the Rev a. Jacobs Mayo street opposite the -
the house las eonvsaenes for Esnsesi y
sass, water. bath room, Ac.
particulars. nqilre Of the subscriber No 81 Malta It
oei-u JOHN IhVAtsoN.
U-yDR RENT.-The Onces formerly occupied By Pres =
q ton and Hester white. Shoekoe slip Two
End Main and Franklin AAo the
cellar Of warehouse OF lth and
Gary whh be converted into stores o. good
Apply to q. kiMBRou0h.
.gS-u Corner OF ii,h and Gary streets
n Nuls RENr--And possession be had lmmcdaie-
Brlek Dwelling. In perfect repair, suitable ~
gensei family, situated Church
% 18th rrus liberal 20 good tenant
Apply TO CLofroS,
Corner Wall and FRANKLIN sreete,
jeio-t Opposite Messrs. Diekinscu, Hn 4 %.
u,NOIt uENT.--A desirable residence, contslsing
and all out buildings, with sas and -
the premises situated Clay street. between -
nesheorhood To good tenant
will be accommodating. Apply TO
r. A. ,. CLOPToN,
Corner Wall aud Franklin streets,
jei3-n Opposite Mrssrs Dickinson, hin 4 u.
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SWAN * CO.'S LOTTExIEs,!

NEw AND BRILLIANT soHEME.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
tn following Shetne will te SWAN 90 Nanagcr,
o; Academy Lottery each Of their Lotteries
October, 1857 AUGUSTA 0eOs to which city they have
Removed their principal Vfnee.
CLASS sc,
the city Of Georra, IN public,
SATURDAY, oct Sd, 1881.
CLASS 81,
drawn the city o. Augusta 0ccrgia IN public.
SATURDAY, Oct i", 1901.
CLASS IS,
the ely Of AueustA, aeora, In pahlio.
SATURDAY, Oct IL, 1901.
CLASS SD, az
the OF Georgia, public,
SATURDAY, Oct -, 1851.
CLASS 90.
be TIE city OF Augusta, Qecrsla, In public.
SATURDAY, Oct 81. 1851,
on TIE rLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS
. 5,lO5 PRIZES.
NEARLY ogE PRIZE TO ErE1 \ NINE zTCKELyf
MAGNIfhEHr sCHEMEt
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-.-.. H A II WA r. E. a
FALL MPORTATION, 1857
PIT. MOORE Il CO.,


II. T. MOORE d Co,
IMPORTERS wuOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE
No - Pearl ST., Richmond, Va,
UUAvH receve the nufaeturers England full
Birmingham and shefrd HA
and la this full suppy
American Goods Their oeE " large and complete ensist-
ing IN part Of
Pocket Knives Of l, 2. ., 4 and 9 blades,
handle Knives and Forks
1vory handle KNIVES Forks IN sets 81 and So pieces
Wade Butchers wostenholn and Greave
manufacture. Of every style and quality
eei,sors and Shears Of various makes and styles,
Single and double barrel guns, SUPERIOR
Pistols, Rides, Rife Barrels aud Mountngs,
Trace, halter, log. wel hhh and tongue chains,
Wedding and billing Hoes, all szes,
Axes OF Collins, Simnons', and Virgins make,
Hand and panel saws Hammers and Haieheu,
Mil, pitt cut and circular saws.
Spades Of Ames' Ro uiand add other males,
Anviis, Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
Eefge and hand Stocks and Dies and Screw Plates
Blister, shear and cast Steel, square and oetAgon,
Castings, Horse shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wire Selves and Siners.
Horse Collars, Hind Briies and Hafnes
Birdie Filings, Morsted Relns and Olrths,
Locks, Hinges and Screws Of every description,
Planes. Clisrs, Angurs and ries, Of all kinds,
Platform Counter Scales balances seyArs
English, American, aud G. D. Percussion Gaps,
Hay aud Manure PVrks, =, y and prong,
Tea Walters and all other Usually
Hardware Stores.
goods purchased favorable terms
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North Carolina
trade feel confident oner strong Inducements
merchants visiting this city and respectfully them
minaou Of stock, determined any
he u this o. any OF the Northern cities
P.k-tlrders promptly and carefully attended to. so
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RICHMOND ANDPETEissBURG n AlLRoAp
~


~ and as January so. the usins This Road win -
r.Axs i.Av. acnrorp zen rsrrassraa
Express, through Passenger daily (sundsys exeep- .
MAJ through PASSENGER d.il, =, 90 p
Accommodation and height, weekly. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, a. n.
- r.AIss lzlva rsrxsssuro sicxresp.
1xrress through Passenger daily - A. N.
Nan and through pssssnss, daily, lereept San :,
AssS.sed..ion and freight sv,.iy. via; Mon,
lr.te.r CLOWN uii.
viii be attached which leaves
Richmond, daily except Sundays, ., sxA.M.
Pits In a NJ. and Al the samnit Depot By Is A.
The Express trains yin only The halfway Station 70
take up or put down way passsngsrs- s... . la. b..
The Mall trains w stop uhsn there passenger
down MAncheser remples ce Hallway Station. Gloves
hui ana ws,a.n J~aeAsaa- - ..-.f
there passengers up or put down.
Expres and Mail Trains Richmond connect with shs
Southern Trains rter.urE for Weldon Raleigh, Wilmington,
bnoass 70 can 30 poenred a. The ticket enss in
Peser,sas Richmond Win
Warrington Baltimore and Phiadeha
e Petersburg.
for white a
Children ls years Of ago Sc
ocore win
when In attendance infant children, persons
requiring their care In which case TIE fare for white
Discount Of 10 cent, WI be allowed on each fare when cse
the ONCE and TO getting the vh
tickets sold.
travelling by furnished By
with that retained and
must be expressly stated on the that they permitted TO
on the ''Irf" ....
-. =, GILL, Superintendent.
Once R. a p r. r Co., April 20sh. 1851.