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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19
3Oth OCTnHEY. 1850.
MAN SION HOUSE,

lighted with Gas in every room; Out-houses of
brick substantially built, and comprises Gas
house, large Dairy, Ten-Pin Alley so feet long,
Carrage-house and two Stables attached, Porter
Lodge, lce-house, and all other necessary out
buildings of the best kind. There is within thirty
yards OF the Mansion an elegant Artesiau W ell of
neyer-tailipg water, and the GARDEN OF Acres
is surrounded With a substantial Stone and Brick
Wall feet h gh. The improvements on the estate,
in point of style, elegance and durability, cannot
be surpassed by any in the State OF Virginia.
There are about 700 Acres OF this tract enclosed
and divided entirely by neat Stone Fence of the
best kind. In short, the ''TULEl RIES," as q
country residence, is well known as tne Garden
Spot OF Virginia.
There is on the Farm Overseer's House, an
elegant Brick Quarter, 20 feet wide and 80 feet
long, large Barn, Stables, Corn house, Black
smith shop, and ali necessary Gut buildings suita-
bic on such an estate. There will be 425 Acres
seeded in W heat by the 18th of this month (Octo
ber,) and if favorable season in the Spring, will
average about 70 to 30 bushels Of Wheat TO the
Acre.
The property will be shown to persons desiring
to it by los. T. Mitchell, and letters addressed
to him at Wildwood, Clarke County, Va, will be
attended to.
GEL will also sell, at the same time and place,
good BRICK HOUSE and LOT. in Winchester,
known the residence of the late Judge White
1t has Acres of Land attached to the Mansion
chaser. 1t is about five Or six squares from the
Court house.
Ma~At the same time, / will sell one of the
best
rLnannY ard5
in this section Of the State containing Acres of
land, wish delightful HOUSE covered with Tin,
lying in the village Of Wildwood. Any judicious
and enterprising person can, as has been done,
make snug fortune in short time, as the sur
rounding neighborhood is wealthy.
ASo, win sell a HOUSE AND LOT containing
13 Acres If Land, lying in the centre Of the villa e
of White-Post. Also. very desirable LOT in the
town OF Paris, in the County of Fauquier.
will also SELL al thn and Dlapa
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

GES HARMAN's SpEEcH.-Gen Har-
man, of Augusta, addressed the Douglas
association of this city at the African church,
evening before last. Though unable to
attend ourselves, we understand that he was
greeted by a large, attentive and enthusi-
astic audience, and that his speech was char
acterzed by a rare degree of ability and
spiciness, and was received with signal APP
plause. We hear that the way be poured
hot shot into "Superauous William was
caution to the natives and that he touch
ed up our perambuating Attorney General
with considerable effect. The Douglas men
express themselves as highly gratiied with
Gen. Iarrar's effort, and men Of all par
ties speak of it as an effort Of decided abil-
ity and effect. Rich. Wig.
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SO. 1855 Esra's An,ou'ng to 1915, 0g0s

5ee, 1860 ESfaS Afs0W7E sS eO SsS1e,ssSSe
WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be solo at the fol-
| lowing rates, which is the risk;
| Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
| Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Quarter Tickets 10
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, $50
l E1lA NJ II
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Cabin ct Making.

7 WILL still continue to carry the business
4 of CABINET MAKING in the town of Middle
brook, for r. A. MoChesney, as heretofore.
s. M. HELMS, Agent for R..A. McChesney.
Oct. 5, 1S60.-3t
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Waynesboro', Oct 5, l8GO.--3t.

gDURE MEDICINAL BRANDY AND
l. Withdrawing been appointed by the man
ufacturer Of PURE CATABA WINE & BRANDY
of Cincinnati, the sole Agent for this county am
prepared to sell for medicinal purposes pare and
unadulterated article Of Brandy and Niue Of which
the bic rest assured of their purity. These
Liquors equal if not superior to the pIre impor
ted liquors; for Diarrh@a and Bowel effects of thi-
dren they are unequalled b. any other article for
sale by DR. w. p. YOU'VE Sole Ag,,' :
Sep. 81, COTS. copy. snr this Cnnntr
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ES0R SPCRTSMEN.--T have Just received
a supply Of all kinds of SPORTING GOODS,
among which will be found few FIRE Guns re-
markabla for their fine properties.
GEO. e. PRICE.
Stanton. Oct. 10. 1860
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

Mr. Yancey in his New York speech,
evaded an answer to the Norfolk questions.
to which Douglas responded with so much
frankness and candor, and stated as reason
for not answering them that they were '.spec-
uativo' Now we respectfully ask whether
Mr.. Yaacey and the boilers from the Nation
al Democracy did not disrupt the party up
on mere speculative idea !? Whether
they did not deem az abstract, impractical
bic theory Of more Importance than the uoi-
ty of our organization, and the peace and
quiet and perpetuity of the Union Mr.
Yancey is evidently frightened at the vast
ness of the mischief he has accomplished and
the fearful responsibility which rests npon
him as the result Of the part he played at
Charleston and Baltimore.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

Y AIDES CLOTH CLOAKS. SHAWLS, &C. 3,
IL &c-SlO00 worth of Ladies Cloth Cloaks and
Sha"s of the newest style, from So to S35 Just re-
ceived by DAVIS A. a SER.
Staunton, Oct. 5, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

| COOK STOW sts. The OLD DOMINION an
~ MT. VERNON STOVES, with the improve
ments, still sustain their reputation as probably
the best in use and are remarkable for baking.
| Oct. IS, 1860. GEO. f. PRICE
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Receiving fs'cin Boston this day,

90 SOFAS, from cheapest to best quality; also
~ 80 DOZEN CANE SEAT CHAIRS, and a
lot of ROCKING CHAIRS, cheap for Cash.
A. d. CHANDLER.
Staunton, July 6, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

Itis generally conceded that Morton dem
ocrat is elected delegate to Congress from
Nebraska, over Daily, republican. The
Legislature is Democratic We congratu-
late you Morton. We thought when we
met you in 1856 at Nebraska city. then al
most u boundless prairie, that the abolition
lists would before this have had yonr blood
for your awful excoriaticns through the
Nems But you proved yoar luck in run
atng then as well as now. The circumstances
we're little different, however for then you
ran like deer to save Jour neck-now a
tilt for Cougress-decidedly more agreeable.
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1ESeA PIECES AZ Brown Coabaa, SO pieces "A
lt@O Bleached Cotton.
Oct. 5, 1850. TAYLOR & H0GE.
e DOZ. HOOP SKIRTS, latest style. just re-
~ ceived by TAYLOR l. HOGE.
October s. 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

THE GOLD MINEi
ALL PRIZES AND NO BLANKS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP fof
I'VE children teething. For sale BY
Staunton, Oct, 5, 1850. p. II. TROUT d co.
9NOAL OIL LAMPS.-A large assortment at
~ P. Ii. TROUT d co.
| Stanton, Oct. 5, 1860.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-06
POTASH

NIX pounds Of which, add only IS
" " pounds of grease. will make Sc gallons
W. W. Eeaa''Inl white sofI Soap. One pound
va make 10 gallons. Hard Soap can
a''o be made Of this Potash. Directions
N''onpany each can for sale by,
July ri JOS. 5, ~ iGGl
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Classification OF Justices
Je6trson COunfyj5r The nert fr1r gears

Jc6trson COunfyj5r The nert fr7lr gears
lot Class Aug Term. l8G0.-John "
GEantbam, john J Lock, l.andon {
Heskit and Chss. Johnson.
POD Class (Nov. Term, 1860 Chas. II
Lewis. Samuel Rithn0ur.G. fiGkIder
and Rein Cross.
Bird Class (MatcM Term, 1900. Greg!
Gibson, John NJ. Emgle, Samuel knoi
and A. II. Herr.
4th Class (June) Term, lSGl.-Dseld Fey
VIM F. Alexander, Joseph Wei.lan.
and Wm. SnaIIwood
9Th Glass (Aug.} Term, l66l.-J "
McCurdy, Thomas Hisc, Vincent NJ
Butter, and Robt. N. Duke.
9Th Class Nov Term, 1861. John +
Smith, Geo. W. EichelbeEger, J. heP
lineer aud Ed. II, Chambers.
7ih Glass (Msrch) Term, l862.-f,sheI
A. Lewis, john Meier. jacob W. Reg
noIds aud WIN. Mccoy.
8,h Class tJnne) Term, 1862, -~L0gar
Osbutn, Braxlon Davenport, Johr
Quigley and ]. A. Brooks.
And again in tho same order, the frs
Class to commence again at August jetm
1862. The Monthly Terms 10 be btld a
follows
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ty' s5ce ad,c,ti>t.nelt Of D.. >lniorj's I.lv.
e. Inyis2,a.or aud t'aA,ly Csinal,c i'iIts II
auoiLoI ,oiJpA.
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DR.. Tellcr's Great Work.
4 Private Airdicm Tfe1fgc. and DO.


msStic Mtmjsry.
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~ salo in 4 well sealed letter. It ts'iS Ho~ n
Distinguish Pregnancy. aud how 10 AVOID g.,
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10 be come mot 1ers, now 10 tear thor offspring
How 10 remove pin,p.c5 rom The tacc. 1t
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sicans arc RECOMMENDING persons ~ ~ ,r 81
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CAUTIoE Nair.ed Indie. ~ c'r.,.l sr'ns-
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SAFE.
y. r. Persons at = distance can ~ cured Al
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jha vyrlj. Al. ca-ss warranted. 30 charge
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J. TFIEE1, " y
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September l. 1850 J!
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il2 prizes amounting To S25I III 10
Whole Tickets So.
Shares in Proportion.

~ OFDtTISC TiCKFTs or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose he money 10 Cur adde's. FOR the
TICKETS orGcred. on receipt Of which ney viii
Ice forwarded by first mail. PGIcLsseIs can
have ;ieLs!- eDdirg IN any figure they msJ de-
sgnale
The Iisl Of drawn bUHbers and prizes " ilI 10
sent to purchasers immediately after tie draw.
~.
Al Communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Orders for I1ctels or Certificates, by Mail
or Ixp.css, 10 &c directed -
McKlNSEY & Co, Savannah. - JTsia.
April | 1860. --ly
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ncaith ami Pure Blood are lnseperabie

~ See advertisement in another column.
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kccoiGct THAI ali sickness arises irom inI-
p,nity 81 lhe blood. ana th1l Jiis0n'S Mountain
Herb Pills viii So S;uely Ind oat and Cleanse
these impurities IRON the system, that disease
cannot eNisI So Staple aud 81 innocent are
Inc hetO, and plAht, that compose them, that
II 1t is rot necessary 10 have them suG1t coat
Cd IN order That tue stomach can Dear them Ia
most case, pii,s are e'.ylr coated because the
uiI,vUiato Of Which they are made are SO gri-
pnS aGj mall mat, that Otherwise 4 delicate
stomach could hot bear ;acm.
These pills deal with disease as it sand viii
no. only cure bg removing the cause, but sill
bulid Up and restore the broken constitution.
There are many who have SO trihc4 with their
constitutions that they thlnk medicine cannot
help them; let not even these despair; ineTed"-
III! and Scctiic'sm IS overtrOwu By a mass Of
ie>,nH1"y --shich Is truly irresistible. At first
tue virtues arCribeI 80 thcsc .HOC.IT,3Lt
SiERb Pills were deemed ialmiOus. The
public lad been 50 often deceived that they
could not bci'oye toe >imple truths advanced
ny their discover. Yet facts undCniab!c, a
tested ny witnesses Of the highest character
and rcsgeclab!lity, nave proved, and are pro-
ing e3ch day The vitae 81 this ''mio hts hca-
ef.' They maIk bs thee. mIracnIou, efficacy
anG power 4 new era ~ medicine Sold ny H.
s tfo ,s5fotsi' a"i medicine G"o'Gr- %cacrAj'y.
OB>LEi E.-i'hc N"',..an btrb ms ave
put up N Bcau,ii.H Nilyg,t. Each HoH
cui,,ai,i, 10 P.j.,. aud Hcl,ii - - cents ~,
hnx. AZ genuine, h.,yo ',c Signatures "r +. +
JGUSuh'& CD - ",rh ''r...
y. l.. JGDSD. Cu $oio troPr,cto"s.
80 leonard street, NeW io'E.
December - 1889. y
ty' sire adAc,ti>t,nent Of D.. >lniorj', I.,v =
e. Inyis9,..or anI fa-nd! Csin"luc ftiis ~
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'Yo Me Warmers
TO TILE PUBLIC!

IlIE Undersigned take tins method OF
/ informing he Public that in conse-
quencc of their having TO pay cash for all
their Grain, they will hereafter, be COM
peIed. in justice TO themselves. 10 sell
Flour and all MlIl.s,ufs upon strictly
cash principle, therefore we respectfully
inform the Public that the cash system
must positively be adhered 10 hereafter, in
order TO enable Us TO meet Our contracts.
We would also inform those indebted
to US to make immediate payment, as
longer indulgence cspno. be given.
SHAKER, BYERS & co.
Shepherdslown, Va, July 81. 1860. 3m
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VIRGINIA lpRrr}m Ceaaly, SC! !;
H. nm Couxrg CorRr
$rnIcmteT Fern, 1869

September FERN, 1869
NIArIINNIEL ". MANNING who
ga, elected C'11n':sSionlr pf the
g,p,y,,r .Irhis Comfy. on tie Eou,Ih
ThuraJN IN May as',having faded 10 give
BOND snd Quallly "tthm sky DAYS after
,,,l election, the sl,d oihce Is hereby re
rlareL To bo vacant, and il il ordered a. Al
an election ba held 10 all said vacancy, ON
,he oh dag Of NoUcmtcr nex,, 10 the Sow
era! DlIlncls of lhts County. uuder The
sup"rlntendenco OF the Commissioners
ahl Olficers heretofore appointed for tie
present year. A Copy-reste.
/. A. MOORE, Clelk.
District No. |.
W. u. +. LOWS. G. II. McCnrdy,
3D. Humphreys, Jr., David Hall.
VIM Rlsler. or any two or more of them
Thomas Il. Woodward, Officer.
District No. 2.
R"ht V. Shidcy, Geo. w. Tabb,
1hos. Watson, Jr, S. A. Bates.
Mer. Holm, or any two or moro of them.
Geo. w. Smith Officer.
District No. 3.
John y. Moro, Andrew Aldridge,
Daniel Cockercll, James Wysong,
II. Is. Davenport OF any two or mote 81
lhem. Thos, Johnson, Officer.
District No. 4.
Geo. n. Tate, John Y. Gibson,
John Srlden, Joseph Starry,
X. NJ. English. or any two or more Of
them. J. W, McGmnis, Officer.
District No. s.
John Wysong, Edmund ]. lee,
r. a. Lucas, Daniel Cameron,
Jacob Roinhar, or any two or more OF
them. Lewis Lucas. Officer.
District No. G.
Wm. G. Butler, RID. Shepherds j. a.,
Wm. A. Morgan, CHARLES Huyeu,
ID. BiIlmyer, or any two or more nfthcm.
George NJ. Bast, Officer,
District No. I.
WIN. Smalwood, John IL. AlIsladl,
Philip EngIn, VIM Mccoy.
Geo. CtOwl, or any two OF more Of ,hcm
Geo. w. Cox, Officer.
District No. 3.
Chlrlea Johnson, A. n. Her.
George MauZy, Joseph 4. Brua,
Wan. Richards, or any two or moro 81
them. George kooncc, Officer.
A Copy-Tcs'c,
4. A. MOORE, Cielk.
Sept %, 1860. ie
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TO Perg9ns Out Of Employment

.Hgc3is HaRt,d 10 SRI the TIRE StM.12
.HNrHULc
WE will give Commission, O. wage
" al rom $25 10 500 per month, and
expenses PAID. This is a new M1cbne,
and so simple in ils construction that
child Of 10 years en- Learn 10 operate Il
bv hall an honf's distraction, II IS equai
10 any Family Sewing Machine IN use,
and the price is but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an Agency WI al,
d,pss J. n. nDYhiN,
Secretary Eric Sewing Machine Co,
MILAN, ONO.
September 8, 1860. j"
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
WISH TO PURCHASE

e 200 likely Young Negroes
ior whom viii pay the highest Cash prices.
Persons having Negroes for sale will find !. TO
their interest 10 call on me personally or by
letter. Address, Marunsburg, Berkeley Coun-
-, Va. A. +. STRAYER
August 4, lSG0. til
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

TIIHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COm 1P A.
NY fully prepared for business, and me Atlenon Of me
public earnestly called 10 the Importance o. rs ooee Inns
rompauy under s charter divides seven OF ~ prone
every three years. among the policy holders thereby yns NE
assured the Of the Mutual SYSTEM with the peag o.
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and ihe ADDED security A W.
have permanent moneyed interest In conducting ts
a9alrH with prudence and economy
The Charter requires half the Capital STOCK sna
70 be Bond and Mortgage on AeA Estate
worth double the amountl 80, .,,-.,
The chief object Of the Company Is TO aid In retaining A. home
money which goes annually rom our
for IA Premiums TO Northern Companies IhAt money VIII DC
Customers Tor term OF yeATs ~ @nu
burted in our midst -
Endovmens Annues granted Life and term Policies "
sued AZ rates other good Companies bAV Aureoor
one year for . term Of ysaLs.
VIM H. MacfGrGnd, John Purcell
Ro.roe m Heath. Jos. r. Anderson
T6os W McOAuea Thomas p. August
John H. Montague, Ro d. Marty,
David 1 Burr Jas. A. Oowardin,
Isvis Gintsr j. b. Nc olellAnd
John Jones p. I. Moore,
L. I, Ippervon, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. OrenshaV. Q. Nhsrry
", q Paine VIM. H. Christian,
n n Rsskeryil Wyndham Robertson,
sAmT J. Harrison, John U shaier,
W. " Haxau Peter O. Warwick,
Robi + Brooke r. o. Haskins,
flso d she'll Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddln, Geo j. sumner,
John DOoley. - u :, nooiufluse.
PrssideHt-sAML J. HARRIsoN
Vice Presideat-WM H. HAAALL
PAysicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
AhSornSy-R05C0E b. HEATH, ESQ.
ap9T j. ADAIR PLEAsANre, seereth
EN-Ohhce Main 18th streets Rehmend
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
G g

EKELk-HItx SHE@Nktzs ~ t1-S21AA--N12
ON and AFTER Monday the lst Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII eSye Richmond daily Except sunday AZ o;oO M ior
saunon all intermediate Way Stations connecting a. Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains Tor
Alexandria and stations and at ChArottesye with
Lynehburg and all pons est and Southwest Of
that place every other day. Via Tuesdays Thursday and
JAeksons River and stations West OF slaunton
HAman Browns Stages connect with the train At stanton
Mondays Wednesdays and fdAy and At Goshen on Ius
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
Arman Mason and CompAny sAges connect with the Isn
on Tuesdays Thursdays and studs at hboo for the warm
Springs JAekson River for the white sulphur springs
LeWisbGrg &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jacksons Mondays, WedneE
days and PhdAys At Sl5, NJ, for staunton -
FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave wAJnesboro 45, and stanton, at 94o A. NJ
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, for JackEon's BiVer.
RETURNING,
Leave JaekSon River Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
Al 7:45 NJ, for waynesbnro'.
t Through Tickets for the Warm white Sulphur SPRING.
Lexington Lewsburg Aho for Winchester ynchburg Bon
saeE salem shEvSVe ChTs;!Ansburg Bristol, Knoxville Dali
ton Chattanooga Nashville 6rand Junction, Memphis, Canton
New Orleans all Important Points In the Souh"esi can be
procured al the Ticket Oaice
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Gene SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
10 sCOTrsVlLIE

TUNRLwEEKLY, THRU Ugh TO LYNCH SStSIrTTTTk
1 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, frr5s1ss-sc>tf--s
AND TBI-wEESLY on THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI
LY LINE AS FAR AZ sC0TTsvILLE
Richmond 10 Scotsvile 30 Richmond 10 Lexington ~ OF
Lyn 4 Buchanan. 2 W
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday p NJ and and after 9Th September the Way
line scove will leave at Tuesday Thursdays and Eat
urdays and far scove Returning leave scos
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at liz NJ.
distance and time NJ passing In card below for through
line and observe that the scottse line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the hours going and hour
later coming down
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchbug Monday Wed