The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-22

RAILROAD REGULATIONS FOR TIE fiRGiNA
STATE AGnIcuLTUnAL FAIE or is, S6OA6 msct tsr
Ing Of the hG 9f on G m tT9aS Ib Gav sep Of
September. 1859. for the purpose of considering
the application OF the officers of the stale Agrl-
cultural Society in regard to frcghis and fares
on the roads under their charge, the following
regulations were adopted: ..,,,,.
l. Persons travelling over either OF the rhiiroaGS
IN charge of the Undersigned, after the 18TH day oil
State Fir Of the IgriceLiWGj ,S5ctety can, upon
application to the agent or conductor OF the rail-
tiiicate showing hiatt they did so-and upon pre-
scuting the same, $t0mped Jy lie SccretGTHo Of me
Gfendcd he Fair 10 The conductor Of the train on
which they return from Richmond. on or bJofeMe
f2h dGyof Noreabcr JOitGrjHn they "ili be re-
turned TO the station whcnce'ihcy came iEcc Vi
charge. ..,, .,,
proper evidence Of their being life members OF
that Society, upon application at the 0'hcc oi tac
railroad In Richmond over which theG came 10
Richmond. before their return, VIII be ehtiici TO
have the fare paid on tllls road by them going TO
'AS 3 HIticei sent at the usual tolls over the rail
roads for exhibition at the fair VIII he returned
frcn OF charge 10 the same station on me raiifoan
whence they were sent, provided they shall bc sun
the property of the same owner; and II the person
having charge of the same snail SXhDit lr 70 n inc
ping them, certificate from the Agricrltnrii 20
cicty that they were exhibited and return thG re-
ccIpt for freight paid on them coming I" iIcn1
u,ond thc tolls on them In coming Will he refunded
by the freight agents OF the same railroad at Rlch-
mond Va
4 Persons having charge Of stations and other
animals recurring attendance will be included In
the conditions OF the third section, subject 10 thc
discretion OF the railroad agents. >,
& That comics OF these regulations he Scil 10 All
railroad companies connecting with The roa'is mere
represented with request that they adopt Slihi-
lar liberal arrangements, ana nave the same p"p-
lishcd. ,,., ,,,
ISigucd1 THOMAS DoDAMEAD, General Snperin-
tendcnt X. and d.. and r.. and !. Il. *. X.
SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent H., +. ail4
2. Il. RI II: d.. iiirGoMEIf g i TS"eTii' ne II
WYNSE, Superintendent Il. and j. H. X.
Richmond, "a, September H. l3te.
lam authorized by General WILLIAM MALONE,
president of the line of railroads from Norfolk 70
iiristoI and iIr. join s, BARBOUR, President oil
The Orange and Alexandria railroad, 70 state tlat
thov will afford the same accolln od:ilOh anu r
rourenfCnts for persons and articles attending the
State Fair rs are embraced IL the foregoing rcSu-
latiOnS. , 81, . - ,,s..,.
have no doubt all the other lines OF raiir0aas
I'm the State will adopt them soon as applied 10.
The Virginia State Agricultural Soclct! uGsrc
and expect Il very large attendance ni iiorilcrn
men cspccIally at their Fair and ENhtbltion ana
hone that the northern aud western raiiroads VIII
extend such inducements as our own nave Olerea
TO all persons visiting Richmond on THIS occasion.
II is n Dected to he complete exposition Oh thc
resources OF Virginia. ,..,,,,,o, ,ho
hotel facilities OF the city will be supplemented oy
the owners OF private houses. 4 cheap excursion
train running daily between this city ana ictcfs-
burg will add the accommodations OF thtt cltE W
those Of Richmond. .,, =, T., ..4o,d
ance daily ut The Fair Grounds to stamp eeitih-
cafes furnished by the railroad companies.
N"'S WILLIAM r. SUTIlERLiS,
President Virginia State Agricultural society.