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s IA. D 81 .
TEBy virt4ge Of aaoraer of .sstfe "a

s7EBy Virtue Of aaVrder ef .safe Il ne
ID directed from the Iistriea slgIft
3of BAssiar Pas5 81. Louis iiailas David
aWTsiiess, a9ltail traitor Of the success
sitln 81 Il. ElSels, deceased, will
III Il ss al effs,ns within t3le u gal
hslsf. Ssle. aE fbe late residence 81
the GA
q
fglfh daY 81 ;siasry next u of
tia easl,ilstl pro Fsefts, besong zig 70.
said stNscassiols. re Elaililig uns0ld, eota7.
sistiiag of
mules and 8 horSes
9Sss 81 oxen and ILlaeews
19heaa If bees
Is Wag sina nilpld wagon
A buggy 2 guns, castings;
eais,, gTttld stone
lin stand, haaseAold
Furniture. &c
q haEes of cotton;
400 bushels Of corn
ltaakss af fodder, &c.
z Also. Oh ) A'TJJRDAY the 2sth day
.of Ianaary next, at Fillmore. | Wifi
sail ties htIa belonging to said success
.sieil, being the southeast quarter of
section bsenty-six. township. eighteen
range /. containing one hundred and
sixty acres.
viii also sell on Saturday the 22ssth
instant at Fillmore, a gin stand 2
horses and an old wagon on a credit
If IL months, purchasers giving their
notes with approved personal seeurlty
Terms Of sqIe-Cash with tle benee
| titsof alfpraisement-
DAVID LAWRENCE,
mo Cts pfSl5 so Administrator.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUGGEST N of james ". Afford, decd.
Tpy virtue of an order of sale TO me
I'D directed, from the Cleik Of the
District court of Bossier parish. and
State Of Louisiana, at be late residence
Of James w . Afford, deceased on
SAT RDAY
The 25tb day Of February next, 1860,
|. Pbao Alden. Sheriff Of the Parish Of
Bassier, and ex ofiicio auctidneer. Of said
parish. viii sell all The land beian gisg
TO lie succession of said decea ed. be
ing the land row cultivated by the
hands II the succession, described as
follows, TO Wit:
The south west tluarter.of south east
quarter Of section 7 township 10 range
II; containing 80 % 100 acres; The
north west quarter Of south east quar-.
ter of section township 10 range II.
contai ing 80 70 1000 acres; the west
gu srtef of section I township 10 range
II. containing 32n acres the south
quarter Of south west quarter Of section
& Of township l9 range /, containing
/ so acres the north west qu sfter OF
north east quarter and south east quar-
Ter Of south east quarter Of section z
t.vn-hip 10 range i, containing 50
acres F.; the.se1th west quarter ofsonih
east quarter ana sonth east quarter OF
south west d iarter Of section s town
slHp 70 rauge H. containing 78 10 100
acres the north easi quarter OF North
sssest quarter Of section 10, tewnAh p
10 range { H. containing 50 56l0p
acres the south east quarter Of south
east quarter Of section 7tomn~lijp ! 8
zrapee II containing 80 Il 100 acles
The 20 th east quarter Of the soufl east
east Quarter Of section IS tnwhship IS
ranga Il. cont aiming 20 IS COZ acres,
The aefsh ysst qna,ter d. north els.
qna4ter az section 10 io@eSAiP l9
range ! d: ooittsfnillg 10 Sc 100 acres;
tie south east quarter Of gofilI west
qpafterof section 8 townships Q range
1T, containing 80 SIS 100 acres, che
seusti tasl q.laater Of north west quar-
TER Of seeli2n q township 70 fangr
III, eantainihg So SIS 1oo aefes;; netgh.
east quarter OF south east quarter at
.see-tiolt Z township 10 large i. es,n
.laing 80 So Too acres; the anlft west
qasster3af siliifll sluaftet 9fsetsioll
rs tessasltfp failgs II, enafaitliiis
80 - lae ACRES, Containing 10 all
95A 81 a2 acres,
Tie ufuis Of sd arc Oh I re Ii 81.
IL months, tie purchaser II S
Aaltey 4h-thseHe Il III utIfF ailfef date,
aud teaFing Interest ii eigfa per eeat
Iiufn aay d stle.
This roll hsanafr. 1860
iii. AIsil Sheriff
and tx otlfeia Apetiensssr
mao Sta pf 81 50
I'll xrk44s ~ asg-S ss,A = "a ar iSxss Il r - 81
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SECl.E .sSION SIZE.

Dy virtue Of a commission to me
ID directed from the District Court
of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, i, James
S.sSllaw. administrators of the success
siou eft James Shaw, deceased, will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. atfhe residence Of Joseph n.
Gardner, three miles east Of Collins
burg in the parish Of Bossiers LOUISE
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% HHI l9dLE z.
ENsfrayed trtore G N. Collins, J. p.
Al By " p. Anderson, on The 18Th
day Of December 1859, aid will Is. sold
before The Court house door n HE tow 4
"t Bellevue, on Saturday the 2ls, day
Of July next, for cash, The foiIc wing
described animal io-wit
One dark Brown, MAI e HULE,
FIVE wears obi, and appra!>ss a. one
hundred and thirty five dollars. The
owner ef SAID animal is requested 10
come forward, prove property, pay
chal ges, dc.
January 1lsh, 1860
". Il. HILL,
n29 Stray Master.
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co TTAGE GRoVE
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY,
RossIER PARISH, LA.

Nhe next regular session u,@S=pm.
u Of Ibis institution will z%s4yfh
begin on The first Monday IEzl
IN October 1859, under tile supervision
Of THos. B HANCOCK. aseisiedhy such
other teachers as tbs interest OF the
school may demand.
Students entering within two weeks
after the eennneuFe ment of ire session
will be charged for the regular term,
aud no deductions Tor absence, except
IN case OF prolracted illness.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY wKEEs.
Primary Department. 90
Intermediate ......... 90 90
Advanced 25 90
Music on piano, with use OF in-
strumeni -.-----.~- 80 00
Guitar, with use Of instrument. 25 Oh
Ornamental work s flA
Contingent fee ---4-..... 90
~ No extra charge made for Lam
guages 81
/ Tuition will be- required at the end
of the session. or note with interest.
Boarding procured al eigh- dollars
per month. vl-nI5-5anse
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STRAY SALE.
w Fl. HILL.
Stray Master

- n Il 9x1LGs
e Nstrayed h fore metfe undersigned,
- authority BY ] B. johnson, on
The 6lh day Of January, 1860, and will
be sold before The Court house door in
me town Of Bellevue, on SATURD z
The 2lst day Of July next, 1862. for
cash, the following described animal,
toswit
One bay HORSE PONY, about six
years old, ten lands high, The left lore
loot appearing as If he had the foot evil.
Appraised al forfy dollars. The owner
81 sald pony is requested to come for
ware, prove property, pay charges. &C.
January 18th, 1850.
W II. HILL.
n29 ST rag Master
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S TT II DAY

in February next, 1860, in the town Of
Fillmore, proceed TO sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described lands 10 wit
Section nineteen [19l township eigH-
lee IS and range eleven III con.
taimng six hundred and forty acres,
more or less, and situated near said
town in said parish.
Said property sold as the properly
Of Marin r. Mcdaniel, late Of The
State Of Georgia deceased. 10 effect a
partition among the heirs Said lands
are unimprOved and well timbered
TERMS or SALE. fourth cash
or 20 much thereof as will pay the
cost Of "a ADMINISTRATION, The balance on
ore and Two years credit. fran the day
Of sale in equal instai.ments. purchaser
to give lnoies with approved personal
security.
This December is, A. D. 1859.
w. %. BURNS,
n27-etspf sle - Adm,rmsg8tsF.
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RossiER PARIsH, IA.
TT yhe Second Term OF this -
y Institution commence @ggS
10 Monday October Sd, and Z.
will continue without intefnnssIuir--ex
cept aweek at Christmas for the term
u forty weeks The course Of psiFue-
ion il complete and the corps Of leach
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new build
illga benulg flushed. We can now offer
as many facilities Tor Instruction as may
be iotnid i'll tbs Southwest. The
.iastituilon ID located in q high AMI
healthy region Of county, watered BY
RTE best Of springs, which makes the
situation desirable one. A church 10
situated near by, So that students may
attend divlnssefvice regularly. A good
ut ysiclan is also located al this point,
who will snperintend the students in
asses Of sickness
CHARGES PER sEssIf OF Five MoyTHs,
PAYABLE AT CLOSE OF EACH SESSION.
Primary Department. .........3l5 90
Secondary !" .......... 90 90
Aeademical. Is 90
Musical. ................ 30 90
Ornamental. ................ 10 90
Greek or Moderu Languages. 10 90
Beard ID private families from 10
Is dollars per mouth.
By order Of Board Of Trustees.
" WALKER, President.
r. A. CAvETT, Secretary.
Plainville, Bossier Parish, La. n20
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THE 81 ANls1I GRANT FOR SALE

THE. sP Il II Ant FOR SALE
FHsite undtrsiene, isdniy authorized
4 by Tim l8ynum, the owner, to
seIt the 0garte claim Of land, situated
on Bodrau Bayou ia Bossier parish.
commonly kne@n as the Spanish Grsnt,
containing four thousand and Sixty-two
arres--less, three hundred aid twenty
acres sold TO D. H. Bout, being that
portion on which John ODaniei resides.
For further particulars, cali on the uu
dersigned Al Collin burg, a.
25tf WILKINSON NJ. DOLES.
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rr7Tf1 rs SALE


ctate Of Louisiana, Parish pf Bos-
= aier. By virtue of a wit Of sale
fssued from the Honorabfe District
Cent of said Parish and Stases and to
ma directed, / Will proceed TO- sell at
nnhIie auction 70 tho highest bidder,
BEFORE she court house door il the town
Of Bellevue, on
sATU RDAT
thea3sd day Of March next, tbeI follow
inr described slave, belongsHg TO the
minor. Charles Henry Fore, fo-WIt
The slave CHARLES, Ct black com
plexion, aged about forey-hye years:
Terms Of Sale Fifty deilars cash.
tha balan ce on g credit Of tlrfe years
from the day Of sale purchasers to
aiye note with approved pefsoaal se-
eurity, bearing eight per eeslfinteress
from date the interest to hg paid an
nually, and special mornings ii be re-
tanned on said slave, to saegzeIthe pay
ment Of the purchase price taR3Eeot
b Feyue, January 23rd, Esl0
w. III. ItsII1
RAJ 6ts $40 so Auciipneer.
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So 90 REWARD.

@ trayedfrom the subseri- ~
y Der. at Loggy Bayou. IT,
on the 31st of December, u
a large Chestnut sorrell Sgl aszi =
Horse about sixteen hands high, and
about eight or nine years old has a
small white spot ON his forhead. Any
person apprehending said horse. and
handing him over to me will receive
twenty FIVE dollars; or ten dollars by
letting me know where can get him.
80 BINS JULIUS LISSO.
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10 u.

g
q tate Ill F.ogi II lana. Parishes }nssiei.,
- CLERK eiee 18th lis oufgs.
Nutieeis hasII aiys tAat IN. "
Stewart. BIZ His aaaoialtsf lsi@h'd W..
Turner. has tsais tlay flee lii Eslsgas oflieH
of said clerk. his appiiea tea be saI,s.
pointed aalnilsisir sly 1t i3le ssI Ute aud
suoee sion o !aanett Gof dog, late Gf
said parish, deceased there
lore. i onpasI ton il not mad sherefe
within the tiiaSe Ilfaselfiasd bs law. die
said ststifiaies}e viii Die abnisrls d,alisl
tedaaifliEistratar of sslid sls-
cesSian as prayed fer.
Given uglsier my baud asfalseal af
Office, at BelifgHe, this the l6ta day of
January A. n 1860.
Ts0s n BE- I'm.
no aats3 Depafe Clerk.
sUgCEs SION NUTu
Ctfafe Of I.,aisiiarlt, Parish al 1sossie.r.
- Clerk offise. 19fh Distfidt Court.
Notice II hefebg given that ssssrah a..
Lowry admin aira5orix Of tide sGeesS
sion Of John a, n. Low ry. d4ceassAs
by her attorney, Robert j. Rooney.
Esq, has filed in the ofseaiof said
Clerk heE analfFaI account aS aslini1ts-
tratrix afos1said. Now, sls%refore.
this II b aduseaisfaI persons CONCERN
ed, thatifopros5tian i natrnaaa thereto
within the tine pgosoribed BIS Jaw, the
said . susinttwfll be homolagssed and
made The jtpsgraent of the G.4at.
Given under my hand alg seal Of
Office, at Bellevue, this st day OF
January A. u. 1860.
A. A. AaSEY,
re 5ts &c 6lerk.
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PARTITION SALE.

Dublie notice IS hereby given that |
Il will, by virtue Of an order from
the Honorable District court, in and
for the parish OF Bossier on ths frat
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RED LAND
g0sslER PARIsH. Ia.

MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
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YEyhe Second Term OF this
- institution Commences. 800
10 MONDAY October Sd, and n
~ Ill 1.all1iI.tla usiiLlnrt itl.sc -.
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STRAY SIZE.

" u. HILL,
n29 Stras. Master
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n2o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-13

NAXLOR's CAST STEEL.
VE have Just received Of direct Importation, lAgs and
w complete Of MAYORS and harshA best cast
stee, conslsang OF
Square assorted from ~ to ~ inches
Octsgon 4" hto1h
Round Machinery assorted from y to IN Inches
Double shear steel assorted; ell ,sss
Nil Pick cast steel
Patent Hammer steel "
Granite Wedge
To which vee spectfuJ Invite the attention OF Granite work
aud purchaser generally For sale at lowest rates By
o 4 @. DOMAIN.
nAy1 Iron Front ". Block Governor Street
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IT :. M.srEAMSHIP IAN SrOMN. <SrsA
u . FOX NAV YORN-Ths steamship JAnkSfOHN, .AAalnsH
c1pa Thol inner, Win leave hgEs al oe.oek NJ tsAy'
TIcron tickets ssei to 20 and return By either Of the
srs and es Included for the oS price Of tS
PASSAGE 70 New YORK meals and siAeoe Included Wv steer
Pssssgs 70 No-ot San. IS sy the river bOAs
Tssht received to-day Thursday and ~ The hour o. eoek
~ Friday. ConsgneSs requested " sead for their good
FREIGHT Boston rates and forwarded with
reEss and bsrAI ,ssg-ed At Oeeo on board The ship
Jl9-ss LUDiAA SATseN.
NOR JACKsONVILLE. F3A,-Ths good ~
il Briz srEOUf. Capt resgae, having portion NJ
other engaged I'll have despatch for reAndrr CT e
HS,isSl. w.D coLoUIrrt co.
TOW RAITIuOaR via NORFOLK -
IL ne god aehr D. @ GU1rhKR Capt krSAn, having A&
portion Of her engages VII have Dispatch i0f re-
iyiO-& wD ooLovTrT = co.
ENOR NEW YoRK.-yIESV yESsEL-RcHSOxD a
II ASD NHS YozE lisa pa -rae superior fss ~
portion Der cargo engaged and gong board viii have suh
Is '' '--'''' VI DAVID wM CURRIE
INOR ROsrON-FIRST FhSSEL-The regular -
II Paeks, scr wEsTtRN, Capt A Nckersol having s<Ag
portion Of cargo engaged and going board VII have quick
III DAWN CURRIE-
TXUURsEOS To ON POINT
IL RORTtsOUrH AND NORFoLA.-rhe steam .l1l'kzkllAe
CURTIS PEcd Capt C. Geosd id IN Ecat syle ior
nght travel s E1cuon The above places SArUk
DAY EVENING usx ISd nsl aad regularly every saw kDAh
EvkNNG thereafter during ne watering season. leaving me
oeok thence Portsmouth AID dorfok and return the XXI
sveaing CsUNDA leaving Norfolk =; oe'cck touch g. Ports
mouth and Old Polni and arrive Al Richmond aSct o'clock
P1ssss oS he ZIP Point Norfolk and Portsmouth,
rstufn (nsAl. nclude,i) $3.50
eW-No freight taken on The Excursion Trip.
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Through Tt C k @ t 8
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.

Children and l2 Ofage, half the price for
white persons
ENoTCE-Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
Offices Of the Nor hestern and South Carolina Railroad
Comparie weld office OF the Petersburg Railroad Co
the Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co.. the
York the Office Of John Dickson agent OF
the e River Boat Line Nash lie and points south
west by Lynchburg and Charlottesville all the SPRINGS
THOS. D0DAMEAD,
General supt, Va, Central Railroad
HiKxls MASON Co., Stage Projectors.
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SUnNER ARRANaI NENT ON -

- JAMES RIVER TUR OLD POINT PORTS .sHk.SEEf1.
MOUTH. AND NORSOLK-rhe Steamers CLAN COVE and CT
It's PICK put fs ordeE and viii % the
above placed
rhs GLEN COVE Capt wm Carter, win leave the vhsrf
Roekets regularly every MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
OranE. oeoos precisely, and return each alternate days
Sunday ~ayog wharf NORFOLK at the hour
ocioek NJ touch AL the regular landings the rive
going and returning
s leave she wharf Rockets SAT I'd ~
evening o'clock and leaving the sharf a. NOREoLh
every SUNDAY evening O'Clock regularly TJks
DAY and THURSDAY evenings 81 O'Clock, and return each al
sernAte day. 81 the same hour, O'Clock.
Going down the Curtis PECK City Point wieox
Caremont Grove wharf Old POINT Portsmouth snd Norfolk
Returning Portsmouth. Od Point Rock wharf Grove, Dsrd
oarmOni WeoXs City POni and arrive a. Richmond about
o'clock. Monday morning
Passage r he saturday Trip and return evening, meals
laclated fA50
regular trips either Ola Point Portsmouth,
Norfolk e. Meas-sqaal 70 given eoat-so cents
each
WFreishi taken Ss usual
l.a3-H r O. HAsKTSs.
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DLOws FOR RALLoWING--,H
Il CULTIVArORs AND HARRoWs fOR C>Sr
PUTTING IN wHEAT.-Beheving that lhaTe X<>4S>
In nv NEW PLOw the best Plow In use, -. .I.s -.
a he this offer Farmers and Pinte VII se.
these Implements sndifthey not better man
We they can them 70 me sner trying hsm' oi
- --rfS p II. sTARKE, No. IS Main 81,
,-ss 3 doors above 81 Charles Hotel
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CRLP-sEALING JARN-The season for preserving fruit
- hand The question H. how best be donel We an
swer by ing the celebrated wLioUGHBY sELPShALNG GAN
This Can Ia the simplest manner possible and can
be und,ood BY monet time Ca. and examine
thtm at Tkbblrs robLsNr
, r,a t0i Broad street
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

$3.50 Esss ys III 80 "a
rIIH Ia hours Norfolk, and In six hours TO Old
IL Point, from Richmond
The comfortable and expeditions route between Rich
above place by the Richmond and Petersburg
Petersburg thence by the Norfolk and Petersburg Road
Norfolk and thence by steamers to Old Point and Hampton
Leave Richmond At 255 p NJ reach Norfolk al 1850, and Old
Point at s:i5 r. VI.
For the accommodation Of passengers fish supper will be pro
yded on the boat between Norfolk and Old Point.
od Point the boat at 180, A. NJ and connects
with the Norf h which leave at p NJ reaching Rich
mond ESQ., passengers dining the boat while between Old
Point and Norfolk. T. II. wYNNE,
jsti-W eupr r. and p X r.
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SASH. BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAWINU TUhNINu.
yHE Oldest in Richmond where may DC De mac
he above articles perfection a. the thortest notice
Being confident giving entire sSsiaeon the subscriber son
III, as heretofore public patronage Having recently aaae
hnrt and Turning his public can nov
save their Aot disappointment or delay Give me call
.sStt, MILES AMBLER Mayo street
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PRICES PUT DOWN.
~ RAT Inducements st ec offered In
W Rich PTot-i Org1nIst Ani JAcancts
OrzAnde Koaes a. sacEiaco a. IS, original price
frarn 60 % ej
Paris Prialed BNrcgrs. very rich
Rnslsh Rarrscs a great barsaius
More Of those cheap Sts<s, - AMI 3 CSC
fhn fAbrcl u NAKED 81 closing out prices
Cal snd''a CHRISTIAN d IA N,5I .,s:..
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and COM
plaining' Are you out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable.
These symptoms are often the
prelude TO serious illness. Some
Ii OF sickness is creeping upon
YOU, and should BE- ayerted by q
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disordcrcd humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructcd In health
again. They stimulate the func-
tons OF the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstruets
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RAILROADS, &C.

UHVPEDITIOU8, COMRORTA. e
~ BILE AND MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTEro kNJ.ylILk
SHr VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA The RIoHMoaDh DANvILLk,
SOIJfB-sI r. AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES nsurns 70 the traveller ample
room, attention and low fares
FOR Greeuber white Sulphur the Sweet Spring. tickets
BonackS Depot $780, thence By opposition ns Of stages 70 the
sweet SPRING. g. Greenbrer White Sulphur " 80
Ing 20 and % 20 the Greenbher white sulphur
SPRING. There also opposition Ees of Stages running IRON
Salem depot via the Roanoke Red sulphur Springs and line Of
stages the Montgomery white Sulphur Springs via the Noun
tain and Salt Sulphur Springs the Gresnber White Sui
phur Springs.
For 6Oners Springs purchase tickets to Bonsak Depot price
$500.
Sor Allegheny Spring., purchase tickets to shavIvls. price
as05.
For Montgomery Sulphur Springs purchase tickets 10 Dig
For Yellow Sulphur SPRING. purchase tickets 70 chrsansbus
Depot, price % Is
Red sulphur Spring. purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
price $3.50.
jeqe-dsm Gtn1 supt Va Tenn r. Z.
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HARDWARE.

CLARKgON 4 Anderson,
Ne. los Main Street, nichnond, virgfnia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, cuLERY. auNs, 10, Asvs
1000 doG Pocket KNIVES,
5000 sets Knives and Fork,
% DO. i I,eg Table and bs'''s i n1,s.
500 " moe and Butcher Knives,
100 Rodsen Wades and Butcher Rason
30 kasor strops,
80 Scissors and ehean,
5000 Gross Gimlet pointed Screws,
5000 dos. Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
800 se.s Bed and Furniture 0aston,
5000 dos Rim, Pad, Chest and Stock LeokA
$50 gross Tea and Table spoons,
5000 GnfHns Horne Shoe Hal,
300 kegs hammered Horse Shoes,
90 tons Iron Axes.
5000 Carriage and Flow Bolts, Ac- "a.
fhey also Agents for Fairbanks scales
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-13
VIR GIN | A S P R IN G S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADf
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IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER Inns.
THIS WELL KNOWN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND sTAUNTON
TO Tue
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers tbis Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Might Travel in stages; which,
added to the greater safety OF the
Nail as well as the stage part
OF this Line, comm nds III
10 all pIeasurc-seekefs us wen az invuhos'
THIRTY MILES OF STAGING OVER FINE rURNPIKEs 10
THE WHITE SULPHUR ePRINGSi
sIyrY.yOUR MILES STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TlMEl
I1AssINGERs leave Richmond at So w. dice at stanton
and terminus Of the Railroad by 52 reach Cal
ashan Ceebaed Stand by p NJ and leaving after Breakfast
and arrive White Sulphur Sweet SPRING. by IL NJ second
dav beng five hours In advance OF any ether ne
unite In requesting IT, they will have the PRIVILEGE
Of In time TO arrive at The Springs
Those going the Rnokbhige Alum, Bath Anm or spring.
take the Stages boroush Depot where they arrive at $40
thoss Springs respectively supper the same dr
Tho.. gaug Hot Healing SPRINGS s'.y all night at the
there neat morning As 70 arrive the
Hot or sng breakfast Passengers for 5rihnngs Springs
take the ssunon Those for Rockbdge Bath Goshen
arriving at each place respectively to supper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-13
SUMMER sCHEDULE

NEW YORK AND YIRGIAiA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TkyHE ROANOKE Capt Couch having resumed her I'm
IL Eipa again. the thFes steamships comprising tia 1890
hne vii run a follous, via
Tue YORKTOWN Capt Parish leaving Richmond for New
York Tuesday Ntcrnoor At O'Clock
The JAMESTOWN Capt ssiaasr, every Friday afternoon a.
o'clork.
me ROANOKE every Monday morning he hour named N
satar lays paper.
cEs Issued By these steamers for the rourd trip for
ais ncludedl this charge
Passage New York cuy so. and charge for meals and
1tAteroom Accommodations
rhsss Norfolk Sns and returning 70 land and
Is2S LUDLAM WATSON