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provemcn,s or anything else. They want one
who will boldly demand that our lights stall be
respected by every foreign nation; onc like nov
Wise, who will enforce these iGhiS even 10 II
uttcrmos; entS Of the Garth They are sic'> 4
t,e disgusting principles o: >qna;;er>oyer''e y,
tnat Pandora 5 box in which has been cngcnGcI i
all TIE Ills and curses which the South hiss
been afflicted with. They want TO lose no
more Caaiornias By its blishting touch
Then let the people arouse themselves. Let
them 90 10 Charleston with determination 10
have their rights 1t is better TO die f.hti, e
for principles, than live sni be traitor to them.
THIS is the Spii. Of Nortn-We>u,n Virginia.
Mcs>rs Editors, the place wh,c'. has Lr,u d /.
nounccd o. ,bolitionz>d because 1t voted Tor
Letcher. N"ErE-N t>rfiN NiEGNlA.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TENDINtI 70 Change m! IrSidrlct oT"! Tor sac he
TRACT or LAND which reside al present. lying in
the upper end Of Chesterfield county and within i mics
OF Powhatan station, on the Richiuond ana Danvile i
Road This Tract contains S.5 acres, with cou1forta
dwelling house, nearly new, containing six rVoms good
Ice house. and all other buildings This land il
good better than In the n-glboriooi There
irc;l - TO iUo In original grnsh. II is coed
location FOR male and f-ua- school Te society in th
ooi j. good would -ll great bargain II
early application IS made. J. W. GATES.
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Jun- -.l-ewtioAug.
.,o,-,-
NOTICE.

TINiE subscriber will sell ai public auction at Halifax C..
Il H., the FOURTH MONDAY IN AUGUST MKT
my pa,en, deed 10 the right cf selling the LEAvITrS EN
CELSIOR CORN Anu coz CHUSHEK In the coin'i-s ~
Halifax and Charlotte The limits "f this deed viii c"n;!
until the 18th OF February, lsj? said deed VII! be
transferred 10 ;he purchaser.
l..l. riIa Il
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Inir nI,y sHsH:n wv: s. X. IEsING. c. C. c.

EIRGINIA-iS CIIANCEEY.--At Rule, held in the
Clerks Office cf the Circu. Cour: 81 Louisa county
on Monday, the 9th day Of June l>!.:
Archibald Anderson executor ari ievises Of James
Johnson decd and administrator o Thoira. Joln,ou
deed. and administrator "i k.zjal lpln.on. deed.
Plaintiffs.
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DY virtue OF a deere. Of the Crcat Court OF Chestrr'
ID field county the undersigned Commissioners Ti
FOR sale OH the preIse, public auction, on SA
TIE TiIRTIErli VI JULY, 1859, that part o' me
ZEAL ESTATE Of the late T. ii. BROOKS known as @ 81.
LOG Castle Tract" situated SH! and Toiaancw.
Greeks, lat their coaGaence about Ia miles ives, OF h!
monj /! miles from the Court House, and miles rom n,a
lothian and TomahawL stations the Richmond ana an
vile Railroad, containing hre hundred and nnetyhsee
acres (58 Of which from third 10 half consists OF lo#
grounds OF fine quality. well Reclaimed ard protected ro
aundation Owing the large proportion Of low grounds
tbs andis Of var- The hiEh land al.o Is e
very good quality The tract Is well supplied with Eoed
the situation healthy neighborhood good On the
tract there large barn and other suitable outhouses
seldom that valuable tract of land offered
in the market -,
TrExs-One fi,h cash. the residue in six, twelve. egh
teen and wentour mouths secured by bods, With 5000
,ecurity and q lien on the land.
One Of Mrs Brooks sons, living near, will show the land
10 any person wishing TO buy.
Any further information desired may be obtained by ap
nceiIon TO BENJAMIN W. flSSEY,
80 Gsnito, PowhRian county, c.,,-.
Or TO PARK P0INDEXTER, "'
June on-ctds Richmond.
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LAND NaLE NEAR HAME.pEN NIpNEA.

CITING ur.,r dee, o! trust. execute! u! NosrN iTr'i.
N way of Prince kdclr off,. i"r sal- u" :T2t' o!
land ownr aa occU led D.. him The tsc' conlIiLa ab
four hundred aud fifty cre- has good bottom laJ,
and al ahunhsn, supply of wood Nearly all of tie hn''
ings including wo-,tory frame d"ellins Lo,r were
hull; within ,lr Last iN Year,. The and lie. oi GuNo r.
yrr within mile OF impd-n sidney College and tn"'.
Theological seminary at about t"" and half riies ron
the Court llois-.
The purchaser win b. allowed prcpst' :1r wheat
CROP aud will receive entire possession ah"u. the r,l u
December.
II sold privately, this land wl h- puI up 10 the hi
c,t bidder the prcmi,rs, ~ o'clock A. NJ, Thurs
DAY llTll AUGCSr
Apply % IL Tredway, liampien; Or. NJ. l. TredTay,
Gooclan. Court House, 7. T. Tredway. Prospect, r.
Edward. ". =. TREDWAi Trustees.
I. 7. TREDWAl,
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PUBLIC SALEOF LAND.

N lfSDAi, rliE 9Th Of SEPTEMBER viii offer It
" public sale, On the premises TO the highest bidder the
tract 0! land on which reside. lying Little Roanoke In
Charlotte county Va, between the plantations Of Mr., A.
VI Rcad ami Mr Henry Carrlngto, the ,outh side al
the public roa from Charlotte Court House 10 yc
within two miles Of the former and 1 of the latter aud
containing about iD acres Of which 6S rich alluvil
land, and ~. ~ least, original wood land. The remaining
upland j Of fine quality, well waered and adapted TO the
growth 81 tobacco, whrst cOrn oais and gras-.
The plantation IS In good condition, and the Improve
rnents excellent comprising spacious comcd
and handsome dwelling house. 0verscers house and
all necessary houses most II them and OF superior
construction. For advantages Of location and intrinsic
value there is eligible place % l.. size in ~,
county. .---s
Those wishing such situation Invited 10 call on the
proprietor and yi,s the preni>- Tcrs will be
nodatng, to hc made known on the dag Of sale.
July lh-e.'.'S-rt DAVID COMFORT.
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a., OF which is respectfully submitted.
W. II. PARKER, Chief Inspector.

NyaRrE or PiLoTs AND PLOT BoirS.-Pi-
lots, 35; Boats, .; onc in York Rive; ono III
Hampton Roads four at Cape Henry.
QUARTERLY REPORT Or TUE CHIEF INSPECTOR,
Carr the Law for the protection of slave Property In the
Commons eati Of Virginia. Passed March l'ih. lsj6.
YgssIis IxspscTEp Qr,EIEE ENDING JtSE 3oTH l>'
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w. NJ. & r.. II. TREDWAY,
ATToR NEWS At law.
WILL attend regularly all the Courts OF r.yvsna and
w FRANKLIN counties, and also tho Quarterly sad suss
ricr Courts Of the county Of Henry.
tE Address, Pittsylvsna Q. b., Va 6eo o'-oS
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LAND IN GOOCHLAND FOR SALE.

IEi:EEY Oftr Tor sale privately, TIE Track OF and on
L which reside. in the upper eud o Goochlani Co,
;e former residence OF Dr. : Goats, and containing two
hundred and ,weLy ,e acres. good location either
for ply sicau teacher ANY wishing 10 purchase
is requested 10 make early Application.
l,,v Ji-r,uS VI l. MAYO n n
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TO EDIr0RS AN PRIITERS,


,4tseTh-rs beg leave 10 call attention 10 their
l '.lVa uf PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, BOP
= @i>t>, &c. &C, large supply Of which they keep
' % hand a, their Type and Stereotype Foundry,
ND - New York.
''- !ll ,,sor,igel; OF Ill articles required In a
. '..t-, nCuding
tA>L>, CllASES, GALLEYS, &c,
ira ~ warrant equal in every respect TO any man
e ''.! % 'his country. and which We viii sell on the
. '' ~ * months cred!; for approved negotiable
Z; ea peF cen. discount for cash. OIL Type taken
for aeS q: 'he Customary price Of nine cents per
=. -.gs-'t within Gr days f.oIi time Of purchase,
'7''>'S e,r's per pound.
- 'a.F.:nti, AGENT ~ VIRGINIA, for the above wn!l
:'''h,''a~'' can supply the trade wish every de.
: . o fk>r;>G MtIExIAls, a. the manufacturers
. al ~ 's- same liberal terms
=; pr.A'cI '.e "RicIN0SD EyerIarR" sor upwards
''a'' Si'h tyrr and other materials purchased from
|. .'a''h 60, iin Induced 20 recommend materials
- -hl'hr.cn; in preference 20 others.
. - ao>' viii he furnished 10 the 'rale. and snch
ma be ,e=c ed viii be forwarded with despatch.
o. WM u. ALLEGRO,
sEnn,,ir,r" Office RichD0ui VA.
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TUNHS II BSIKIKEE UFF kEs FOKSAIL FAKM IN TIT.
L County Of Cumberland, Ginf Willis river an.
Immediately the road leading from Columbia 10 Carriers
vile, and ahou, eu.d.an; from these places. Ti'
farm conaincs "S cf land of which 10
In woods and heavily intcr.d he residue, embracing
about 10 of bottom land i, in good state OF cU
walton
The Improvements cou>i,: o. fran. dwenSh hou-e with
and all the usual houses good barn, stable,
sufficient number OF Toagccohol;sys and all other houses
required such farm.
This place is red private sale until the lnh
day OF August. which day lf previously sold. of
which due notice will be- cven it win bc offered the
highes: bidder, al public auction on the premises
TEENS of the above sale, which will he made known
application 20 the subscriber, will be liberal
Mr. Samuel Wood residing the place. will take plea,ur.
in showing Ia. land 10 any d,.irous OF seeing H.
GEU 7. lIULENAN,
Brerao Bluff, I. o., Pluyanna Co., Va.
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E,Sroc1s slScE LIE Isl JIM kGY,

During the fiscal year ending @0ih June.
1853, the total exports Of rosin and turpcntinc
combined, were 574,573 barrels, valued At
s1.4G4,ol0. The value Of this years exports,
as prices are higher, especially for rosin, will
not fall short probably of S2,0oo,0oo. The
value of rice exported last year amounted to
$l.S7o,57S. This year prices have ruled high
cr, and the amount exported will probably
reach g, 100000.
Tn. total value Of exports Of all kinds last ye1r
amounted TO-. .............. s3sI I,jii,;?l
Deiuc: exports, foreign rroduc-
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The cotton factory at Augusta, Ga, terms out
twelve thousand yards Of manufactured cloth
every day.
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July l--ctds CT. c. FKANUINCU
SALE or VALUABLE LAND, s'rEAN W

DrESCANT TO the provisions contained In two deeds 81
converance Que from John W. Scott and Ga'riela, his
wife the other from Francis w. Scott. both bearing date
l December, l,j and recorded in the Clerk Office OF
. county OF King aud Queen the undersgnr trustee IN
.ai deeds for certain purposes hsrcia specified, viii
proceed sell a. public auction at Ayi- III the county
of King William IN FRIDAY TIE idTil DAY oF SEP.
TENlRkH tract o. land containing Un. Hundred and
Twenty Acres and fraction situated %: he Mat'aroni
river in hing and Queen county, about mile h1d hall
from A!lrts This mn is Of superior quarry '' mostly
In original .ro ,th ana hg. upon and comfortable
dwelling house recently erected There Is also upon the
land steam In zine uf tweny horse power. Of excel
leu. make aud IN perec: repair, and nov attached to
grist-n. which will e sold d, The same time either tepa-
ratcy or with ia. st as may be- determined the day
Of sale The terms Will be accommodating ana Ac
known on the DAY or gale Mr. Vim. H. Ladd at Aylr;ts.
will take pleasure in showing the premises or In giving any
information In regard thereto.
.nly lJ-ct1s ]. '. CROWpkR, Frustee. &c.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
wOODNTOCK FOR NALE.

INTENDING ;.icllnuni, oter sale,
vstely. farm, well known rs Woodstock. Woodstock
Is situated miles below Ichtaond and less than
u mile the York River Railroad the New l.riL..
road adjoining the lands o Dr. John K Garnett and other,
Tt. contains loo acres; loo OF which are well
mbrre with osk Hnl luc about l2j acre, are C,icla
hoiny low grounds easily drained and the remainder in
arabic 4, l.nls il, Improving condition. producing
we'll the crons usually cultivated IN this REGION such A.
wheat, corn, oats, iay &c Tobacco l. cultivated hy seye
raj of my nri-lho.s.
Woodstock |, "n" Hf the commanding situations
Eastern Virginia. The residence being located on b.a;
ul c:nncuce. commands fine and lovely view ofthe
are all nrw. The dwelling which has completed with,
In ic last year, Is large story wood house. having
been bG "f ilc best material and planned with AN eye
TASTE comfort and convenience II contains large
r""us; two large store and five closets The house
5 covered Wit! n, and has been recently painted
iiy an! Internally IL III. iccs modern style. THERE'S
also an oice IN the yard with two In it, The out
Houses, such as Kitchens quarters barns stables &C. are
All new The place ah"nds IN springs sufficiently corve
hient, OF as In the state Besides old
apple orchard, here Is young apple and peach orchard
or the place. The proximity of this farm 10 Rlcimon,
rners IL particularly valuable and lesrab and is sci
doa that such farm, combining nil the advantages and
coESenencss. Is offered IN market.
Ny Spnn law DR. oystcr who resides oil the premises,
will take pleasure In showing !; 20 who riay ~s 20
ses II.
The purchaser can have the privilege of seeding crop
Of wheat lh , aii ul! possession he IS! of January
ls6o.
IuIy 4 = c.,n MANY T. rIICr
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or this amount the produce sup
piled by the Southern States
49,. ,s f,tlnua
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A Farm OF l76 ACRES IN hLBEMARLE COUNTY, |

A Farm OF I76 ACRES ~ ALBEMARLE COUNTY,
FOR SALE PUBLICLY, on THE 10TH OF AUGUST ls;s
fuyiis Farm lies the foot Of the Bue RIDGE Is miles
Il west of Charlottesville. The House contains rooms
above the basement and Is within fifteen minutes walk Of
f;re-nvcod Depot on the Central Railroad. The land j.
vooJ-t Is retired and easily accessible and for health
good neghborhood and convenience 10 Churches aud the
n Schools few places have greater advantages
prooLispd School (pinwIie within half MILE and the
school O. Dr. Gessner Harrison, Of the University Of 'r'
,uin viii be within two miles. Address
S"'''' ' $ ", DLAlN, or
GEO A. FAERuw,
Greenwood Depot Virginia.
sy,- Inquire 0, - B. scabrook, Col W. d. BAR or '"
LII chrnf,f
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WHEAT FANS.-I have In store the ROckswsy,
w scarborough aud Vanwickle Wheat Fans.
July 25-eGs II. II. SMITH,
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estimate of cotton let US add the other products
at their value o' last year and we shall find the
following results.
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Total sl67.o1a. 924.

Total. t..............S SlDI. .UI!,g2i
Ii We extend the same valuation To the
Whole crop of cotton Of 800, 900 bales, we
shall find tha: it amounts to the enormous sum
of Sls5, ,0O0, 900. If we add to this sugars, TO-
bacco, rice naval stores, &C.: it is not too much
to estimate the total value Of slave products of
the South for 1saS-59 a; the round SUN OF
S2aS, ,01o, 900.
1t is in the carrying trade of these products,
in tl,cir exchanges for foreign goods. and their
importation rnd their distribution at the North.
ard tic exchange oi northern manufactures
f.. them, that the Free States of the North
lind their greatest sources Of prosperity. Yet
the pcor drludcd and fanatically blind Black
Republicans Of the North are told by Seward,
that "a NAY prevails at the North and the
Soulh, that they are natural enemies of each
other. and that "enc or The othtr must con-
yatj.N' lic might as we'll tell his followers
that Il war races between their bread and
butter and their stonachS, and they must
either al oisi! their food or their stoniachS.
Yet, here, we have 4 vast commercial city
of about 100000 inhabitants, whose life
blood and prosperity, is mainly drawn from the
Southern trade.
The total alnoun; Of the foreign imports Tor
isj1-jS, v;.S. S2>2,i ,il3, 100
OF which New York imported
l70,2S0,ssI
Boston. .......... i0,+32,T 40
rhladclphc ... l2,o90,3G9
Do, SOB ,93G
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UTETOLYNCHBURG AND RUC
ANAN.
Almut

kXxeE1cs1d
ItARH from Richmond Iynehburv AZ "a. IN a, al
Il and Lexington 500 ' - WV
ph The i"ih day 81 July the Edmond Co will eom
enee running their weekly Packet Boats on IN. Lam.
haIvha Canal leaving Richmond usual on NIenIay
wednesday aud Friday, at p NJ reach Canton At
ana seosri. At ~ NJ Of the first Lynehburg At and
hue"Nn"h hha Lexington ~ " NJ ofthe second day.
RETURNING
Leave buchanan at A. VI. and Lynchburr
"wednesday aud Friday, reach scottsvlls
Ton AT Y " VI, and arrive Ia Richmond NJ next dav
me boss connect ~ New Canton With the Ins,ts
sn1 buckingham e. H. scosye with the stage FOR Car
l1ttesgiIe 49, 'Nh' ''' N"a
fasseni' ffom the country viii observe by se.due
hey arrive IN Richmond and Lynehburg O'Clock in the orr
hg and can return home same days at p ~ from Rchmond
and ~ T. NJ, from Lynchburg
OF arriyaI atfrtarr
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81 Pearl street,
IANE Just received large varied
they offer % 20 the
sing
!. 900 bbs No. Herrings. very superior
Loo hhds. ". o. Sugar
$50 bbl.. q. Sugar
100 bbis. Crushed, Leaf and Q. Sugar
90 hhds ". o. MolAsses
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nss.
100 tons Sweedes Iron
loo do. Hoop and sheet Iron
% DO. Nail Rods
10 MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American Bii.t-Ted Steel
Goo boxes lin Plate
300 tlerces Lime
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
!, no bAgs Rio Csdee
coo bags Ia guira Coffee
200 hsgs Java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Codee-very choice
100 eases sandfords IlcnTios
90 chests Assorted Teas
100 bag. Orchard Grsss seed
100 do. Herds Grass Seed
100 bags Glover Seed
% tbs. Tanners on
~ ueTees New iice
20 hhds. Bacon sides
10 hhds. Bacon Shoulders
40 bbs. WHISKY; - do ~ v. Rum
100 6bs. fine Brandy and Whisky
1000 bH'; Adamantine, speTm and TaIou Candles
call nom buyers IL solicited. fc23
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Passengers breakfast aud Ashland and dine On hoard IN.
steamers between Aequa Greek washingon
shosL lin ofn'Aon Apply hs ONCE, Broad Street.
Shoekoe hu- JAMES b. WINSTON
s.Nr pr-ru a., Gen1 Ticket Agent
Ofice r. y 4 p II. X Co, !
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1855 ia, a,
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QUAKER CITY

SE"ING MACHINES
ArPRATTS OLD GALLERY, las Main ST., Richmond, Va,
s truly popular Sewing Machine offered 10 IN. s,n.
$50, $40, and $50. ~ r'''''' va
ih no hnbug anair but FIRST practical ms chine WI
90 any KIND OF WORK. hne The has sold owe. na
hs past summer In Aabams for plantation use being 20
~ learn
strong and elastic that viii rp although
ann stitch he ~ -e" WY ''eiu'
great deal might be said In usual way OF
ng Machines but prefer public cali and examine NJ,
we are ready nj all times machine
The attention Of country merchant. speeuaors Is In.
nedto these machine The Agent IsL
States. - 49, -e"'N' "'e Sou'ietn
The low price at which these will
mand large sales aud the agent sl..
both lucrative As well pleasant Mere ants viii
hnd his quite a valuable addition 20 their stock
s"f"-hH W. H. PREAR, Agent
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UvALnorr bR0THKR, Prvpristers he sSevs woRxA
1 =. nov s.ndas foafAILE tirAN ENeiNni Of = =:
Povsr,
suitable for cressr u. h Thrsshlny n.hins s.a s.As
psror kaEass bsih elsewhere.
rh:y WI AIS fsrnlsA sfXfioNARY sfKAh EsalNHs ire.
CIRCULAR SAw WIZ 81 u. ..ss apprev,S s....r.<s..
and - vnsscas sssa = $3.50
runrs ..a wMsHls e. WATER woRKs PORTABLE alisI
hlI1& and IRofte for NiIlS 81 hinda 90 D ~ =
kAnHOAD WORK Of every description y d. =.
robAcco PRreskB RLArfKNiN0 IIfA Arseiss ussl
IRON cxSrii0S ana WsSUSHT IRON wokx 'AAss M
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CHICKERING PIANOS
NEW ARRIVAL OF

NEW ARRIVAL OF
EI.EGANr PIANO foRrEs.
The Subscribers have just Opened
elegant Piano fortes which they
before them
nee combining the
cuHhroasne With the sweetness aud cry of the
square Piano Porte
They uhsanay made and supported with fun rAms
beautifully nnd and would sdorn the
OF mansion. JAMES WOODHoCSE 4 Co,
Booksellers, Ststicncrs and Dealers
mAis In Piano Richmond.
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FINHE RICHMOND FIRE ATOM With eapita
surplus Of nearly S2S0,OOo prepared TO issue policies
on e above descriptions of rk reasonable
similar IA The state and respectfully ash share OF the
patronage OF the public Applications will be received
nee No S second door Of Main aud ih
where the officers viii eheerf information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chss T WORKMAN, John n. Claiborne,
VIM @ rcmpkins, Robert Burton.
John J. Wilson, Ihcs A. Rust
Alex Garreu, Geo n. Gusihmey,
John T. suhlstt, j.
DAVID CuRRiE, Pr--r.
RoBkRr n ToNrkfNS, Sec'y.
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RAILROADS, &C.

| GREAT SOUTHWESTERN HAIL ROUTE
| TWICE DAILY. csuNpAr xvksINa kxckrrxp)
RscaMoND AND DANylLLE RAILROAD.
&X229 E4ZRE@nksR
CHANGE OF BCllEDULE.
Ie.s, sissssa ssss SsiS ,sssis,s ss.sias excepted,
as.sss. a s s.sss.;
L:.!; E:ls1sd ss.ayos D.av.
GREENSBORO ~ ~ ~ "~ s 4 4, .o
avs ,ss. Dan. EeseSs except
Through nom Rishsoaa n..pA. two day. and Tire.
r. me above ,r.ln. boa ,esy. With III. soa,Aa.
Nth The MI.s. csn,I. y Potomac Railroad u.in.,
rrosss r.Ia sd, n.sr.s. through the above
o.ss q 'As RsAaoaa D.aVi' s.,sss ksn%end
sOUTB-slDE RAILROAD.
I'm ANDAFTkR MONDAY THE a2a AU.fE
~ gust, the passenger Trains, .In a. foIo..; -
PROM PtrERsBuRa TO LyScuBURa
rssGsss Sssn :: .,,: . a. except sundays. AS
v.r,.. PROM LyScasuRe TO rErEEsBuKo.
r1ssIssr r,s ,,a5,s daily except sundays 1850 NJ
esnnss, with I've dahl. train. to the spras Kuo.
Wiz; s, TsI. b; s.Srs .s to New Orleans
Of Tennessee M.bama Mississippi Louisiana xrtsass. and rrsss
NJ and u seoa and CITY rsns Al sSo fas ras i
essaary $500 ~ Nv
auss General superintendent
GEN'l suPr'. orFicE. v. 4 I. r R. co,
LYScHnuHa, July 9th 1852
q and Sn amer Sunday July s- 1872 Trains ia
PASSENGER ~misavs Lynshsurs a ~. ~. an
Passenger ri.n No Sin leave ,nsAsurs a. 1885, p and
rrelsh TraIn VIM leave Iynehhurs At T. NJ and arr,,,
.sra 'n'' ''''" does not carry Ps'is IL s,
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follows; To Knoxville IS ets Nashville s is: 20 Tas
.umoa " - 70 Atlanta, Ga, ~ IS Macon Ca o. 80
70 montgomery, Ala, ~ az Louis via M.,npiis al "a. a.,
Nlcksburg, Watcher and New Orleans 81 AZ - y.
70 DaIton aud all points East South H.
go h'o suee' At once u, 10 Chattanooga Of H. rs
een per 100 Ms additional will charged until The
an" "e"'kia hAn-
CLASSIFICATION OF articles and further Information hand
bills OF apply at the Office Of the Richmond Dany, Railroad
Company, Richmond ~ n .WptpII
Richmond, April 22d, 1859. ' .nSe uI w,
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wII. ". PLEAsANTs,
RRnnIICNE

i'cl1SDpOCE
VI .ENFHAL CouuIssrON MERCHANT,
Richmond, Wa.
Glouf, Oats, - ''' N''''
~ Farmers who disposed .ip neir brain 10 me unlbs
uped c,h bg or DE zane terms charged BY Railroad CON
na9s
lE russ Prime 1osbss Hatser, Just received.
- - wN ~ttLsnE aors
N TIEHCEs PRIME SUGAR CURED HANS.
w Tor sale ny JOHNSON A TRtirIIglpT
Oh CAsEs yNURRIA GICoHuCR, for ,.lshy
moo JOHNSON TRUyHgART
I00 SACKS MAHsHALL's sALT, Tor ssieby
W. no" yOHssoN TkUFHEARf
4 LgNEHs TIMOTHY AND herds GuAs
" rttD' of strictly prime qnshiy. for safe by
I IrsEysy LIssRys TO case. westerly. and an wool
nnseJs, o. ~ vd, landing and icr gerry essep
no nkf, pnsEt CO,
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIME

IRISH LIN EMS.
..s DAMAsKs, DtAPEHs Sc
tONSUNFRa ~ Ecaris0us linens
" aininE ne oenuine Goods shouid The articles they
Rfls ate scaled With the f1l the
~ the gaods '''' ''''"'''S
tbs caution rendered essentially large
oi Interior sd detective Linens prepared season
NO sslei eh DE name ~ RfCfARDsON BY Ish House. -bo
sgses. o ne igufy thus Inflicted alike the American CON
sl We y The genuine Goods viii readily
snan bnsss - profitable, while purch
On 9TH Goods - = worthless eharseter.
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