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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19
From the Charleston rs. c. Mercury.
MAS rr..

oiaNLAS. u fI.H ..|
|-,,.. What do I'VE live for isl to be rI
is ,rslr The sport of fortunes poyerl 3d.
10 launch our bark ON pleasures sea '...'. f'
And float perhaps an hourl '-r
..s.I 1 To waste time in idle dreams
.... OF what may be TO morrow,
'eilH To CLEAN with care from present scenes
fr The source of future sorrow?
u What do we liye4orl isl TO find ...
. The ties OF Friendship broken
That loves a sound to cheat mankind
And dies as as spoken
,, 81 To mark the others hurled
-. ID. Nor weep their hapless lot
p 10 hate our fclows--curse the world
aaf I'D. TO die and be forgot
No! we were formed 10 seek for truth
Through paths made plain by reason
To hail that light in earliest youth
Which shines in every season.
Yes! we were made 10 win below
The boon hereafter given;
. To calmly smile at earthly woe,
..I. And find our home in Heaven
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19

None ever knew where Powontonamo laid his
dying head The hunters from the west said, a red
man had been among them whose tracks were far
off towards the setting sun, that he seemed like one
who had lost his way, and was sick to go home to
the Great Sprt-Perchance, he slept his last sleep
where the distant Mississippi receives its hundred
streams. Alone, and uniriended, he may have laid
him down to die, where man called him brother
and the wolves of the desert, long ere this, may
have howled the death-song of the Mohawk Eagle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19

WoLrIsm ArTAcmMENT.-Tbe fate of Lieut.. SAN
ford was distinguished by a singular circumstance
A large tame wolf bough, at Aspro. and brought
up from cub by the ship's company aud eScoding-
ly dociIe, continued to the has, obiec, of general
solici;uds Sensible Of its danger, ns howls wcfc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19

For many returning autumn, lone Indian was
seen standing at the consecratod spo. we have mem
toned but. just thirty years aior,hc death of Soon
seetnh, he wss noticed for ,lc Last timr. Ills ston
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19
BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY
PRINTING. #e
DoNE IN THE NEATEsT MANNER AT TIE
REPU1LrcAN OFFICE.
N IO- TLafnes Sfpet


Attorneys blanks Of every descrpton-Bank Checks-Bank
No,es-Bs of abenBusiness and visiting cards-Bl-ts-
Not6cations-Noie. and bin boOks-Post-Sage-Shop
show and wpy Blls.Sc. Nc.
new and handsome assortment Of Newspaper and io tyre
(amoug which font of Script having been this oce
feel confident that our present facilities for obbng
nor those of any other office IN and particular asa
ton will in future be paid to h branch Of our business We rs
spceifuly solicit h- patronage ftle public. .l4 a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19

Wartke disposition of Nan. Carthage for the
Conquest of Sicily, four hundred and eighty years
before saviour, made preparations for three
years. The army consisted of 300, ,00O the fleet of
O,OOO men ofwar, and 300 transports. BY the in
terposition of Gelon the yrant of Syracuse at the
investment of the city of Hymera, every man was
either killed or taken prisoner, and only eight ships
made their escape The first punic war lasted twen-
ty-four years the second seventeen, and third a
little more than t. when the renowned city of Car
thage with the immense population of 100000 hui
man beings was so completely burned that not sim
gle house remained. Being fred at all points, the
conhagration terrible and burned with prodigious
fury for II days. The plunder carried away by the
Roman soldiers in precious metal alone amounted
TO i,47OOO0 pounds of silver. Julial Ceser in Ger
many is said to have slaughtered four hundred thou
sand men i'll one battle. When Attila king of the
Huns was defeated at Chalons, three hundred thou
sand men perished But the most memorable de-
vastation of human life record, which was mel
ancholy beyond all precedent, was the memorable
army of Xerxes marching into Greece. 1t consisted
of 5,2o3 ,22O, according to all ancient authorities
Nearly the whole of that mamoth collection of sol
diers were destroyed. 1t is equal to the entire male
population of the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19

II oST-Someiime SINCE between benjamin smith sMd-
deown and ScahuIys Stable the 1t vol Of IIuus Iis-
tory q Frsand u hs srdst v 'eave si this soe he shsl
Ne -.iiahr rewarded
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19

UN MOMENT DE PEuR.-Bonaparte lost four aids
decamp during the short time he was in Egypt. One
of them, Crosier, appearing to Napoleon to lack the
proper degree of bodness at the proper moment, he
burst out against him in of his violent and hui
initiating attacks of abuse and contempt. The word
coward" escaped him; Crosier determined not to
survive it he sought death on several occasions,
but did not succeed till the siege of Acre He was
in attendance on Napoleon in the trenches there
when such sharp lookout was kept by the garrison
that if an elbow or feather showed itself above or
beside them, it was instantly grazed by bullet.
Crosier watched his opportunity and jumped upon
the platform. "Come down | command you,
cried Napoleon in voice of thunder; but 1t was too
late--the victim fhis severity fell at his feet MUIR
at the chvalrons braver ofall danger, had also his
moment de peur (moment of fear, which lost HIM the
countcnance of his general, until displeasure could
no longer resist the brillancy of his achievements.
II was at the siege of Mantua, IN the first
Italian campaign that Murat was ordered to charge
n body of troops that were making sorne from the
garrison He hesitated and in his confusion declar-
ed himself wounded-he was removed from the
presence of the general-he was IN every way dis
countenanced In Egypt he was sent on the most
distant and dangerous services IN snort, ne more
than reconuuered his character before the battle OF
Abouhier. on which occasion Napoleon himself wa:
Obliged To declare he was superb. The brave Mar
shall Ianncs one day severely reprimandeda a colone
who had punished young officer for momeRt id
Deur "'rhat man." said he, ais worse than
! paltroon who pretends that he never felt fear"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-11-19
THE LONE INDIAN.

A white man gazing on the scene,
Would say lonely spot was here,
And praise the lawns so fresh and green,
Between the hills 10 sheer
| like it not-I would the plain
Lay in It's tall old groves again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
May 10.

offers for sale his Plantation, in the county OF Ame-
Ia, lying Smack's Creek about six miles below the
Court III and three FROM Goodies Bridge, containing
62s Acres; upwards Of 1870 Of which is ai land inferior
in the county; upwards Of $50 in wood in
dependent Of the swamp 4 is well waered-havng FIVE
six failing streams running through IT, each az
ordng proporOnate quantity OF flat and meadow land.
The improvements are, comfortable dwelling house,
hacco barns, su lent 10 fourteen thousand weight
farm. liz is also authorized 10 sell (sboud IL suit the
purchascr) from hundred TO hundred aud fifty
Acres, adjoining The above, mcsly swamp and wood land
OF superior qualify.
A. few farms Of the size in this section Of the
country afford the like advantages for the cultivation Of
tobacco those wishing to purca~e would do well TO view
the premises. JOHN Il. BOTTOM
July 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TWyHE BROADROCK JOCKEY CLUB Fan Meet
N ing, 1884. will take place the last Tuesday in
September next and will be the Tree Hill Dsea al
oil the Broalrock Course, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A Swee psske for colts and lies that e.
public race-niie heats; entrance $3.50; for
teit SlG0 There subscribers; and the present
subscribers have agreed that the sever" colts that have
rum Is at liberty TO in the above siaketo and
close by the first day OF Sep ember
Subscribers William Wynn William Williamson, vii
liam X. johnson, William s. White and John Farley.
SECOND DAY-A Sweepsake for colts and fillies that
run in public race-two mile heats; entrance
$780, hall forfewith the privilege OF several colts that
have run. come in this ssketo and close by the
first OF September. Now two subscribers and several
more expected by the time IL closes.
THIRD DAY-Propretors' Purse-two mile hests-en-
trance 49, Tor purse OF $3.50
FoURrH DAY-Jockey Club Purse $5c0-three mile
heats--eutrance $40.
PUCKETT s. BELCHER
Aug. l. 25-td
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Spring ssOOds,

TUNHE subscribers have already in Store, large poron
n between FlN E AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
AGES OF their Spring Supply of Dry Goods, received
mainly by the HarkGWGy from Liverpool, and by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia aud New York. The
remainder OF their importation is daily expected by
the jefferson from LicoPOoI, and other large additions
IS i'll be made during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York. When all these get into store, fuller and
more general advertisement will appear In the mean
time, offer usual ierns, the supply on
hand aud invite Guy and Country Merchants call
OF US. There has been Uery Ieat decline ia many
leading articles and almost all others lower than last
year-indeed have rarely Dry Goods generally,
cheap they are. The styles, patterns SC are
new for the part and many OF them good.
F. & J. ). JAMES & CO,
April [lO7-til Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

or The enquirer published twice week. generally, and
session Of the LEGISLATURE,
Price Five Dola,s payable adj
Chartered banks (only) will be
payment The Editors will the safety ofcmt
ting postage all being paid by the writer's
be discontinued but tho discretion oil the
Editors, until all arrcarages have been paid up.
will tho OF oine shall
have tenth gratis. .....
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rs each
until has either paid
bv perso n this citt or its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

THNREE HILL JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meeting, 1884,
will commence usual, the first Tuesday in
October, and continue four days
FIRST DAY-A sweepstake for three year olts-two
mile heats; entrance $500; forfeit $l00-to and
close by the LIST OF September. Now five subscribers,
and several more expected by The dav OF closing.
Subscribe,s-W William Wynn. o. p. Hare, John Hotb,
John NJ Bolts, and William r. Johns n,
SECOND DAY-Proprietors' Purse, $300-two mile
heats-entrance $l5.
THIRD DAY-Jorkey Club Purse, $l,OoO-four mile
heats-entrance $40.
FOURTH DAY-A Sweepstake for colts tina,
r,ce-two mile heats, entrance $3.50; forfeit 500;
TO make race; 10 name and close the last
day OF the Broadrock Jockey Club meeting.
BY THE PROPRiETORS.
AM 4 I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01
RICMMO.vD, V1RGHs1.1 EssTD.sY; .gUG UsT i, 1884.

YtINO STONE MASONS. = At a meeting OF the stock
81 holders OF the Buckingham Iron Manufacturing
Company, the 2ls, inst, II resolved, .1ha the
Treasurer be authorised advertise ia the Richmond pa
papers AID Lexington REPEATER for contractor TO erect
Furnace lee The Company" Iii all-;mportsnt that the
work be commenced Immediately, and that it be well
exccue0 and ii will be needless Tor any person 10 make
application, unless lie comes W. ell recomine nded.
ED. w. SIMS.
Virginia Mills, Buckingham County. July %. 24-6,
The Lexington Reporter will publish the above week for
Blair,
mond, for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

I'm CHANCERY VIReINIA.-At Rules holden in
"A the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law aud Chancery for the county Of Charlotte, Mon.
day the ID day OF June, 1885,:
Dorothea c. Howson, who sues by her next friend,
Lawrence B. Stern, Plaintiff,
against
William Howson, and Robert Merton, in his own right
aud as executor OF Dickerson Jennings Defendants
The defendant William Iowson not having entered
his appearances according the OF Assembly and The
rules OF this Court aud il appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Court that lie IS not inhaban Of ths State: On
the mellon Of the plaintiff, by counsel is Ordered That
the said defendant William Iowson do appear before The
Judge OF the said Couft, the Court House of lie said
county The first Day Of the next term, aud enter his
pearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL aud give security
Tor performing The decree Of The Court and that a copy
Of Ills order BE inserted 10 newspaper published ~
tie city Of Richmond for two months successiyeiy and
posted at the trout door Of the Court House Of io said
county. A Copy. Teste,
june - u1Iwsw1 WINSTON ROBINSON, G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

I'm Y-VIRG1NiA--1n Goochland county
Court, 10th June, 1884:
Matthew w. Webber, in his own ri. ht and as Admin.
isrator de bons non, with the will annexed Of William
Weber, deed, Plaintiff,
against
Sarah wilkins. Nafhan Branson, and Mary his wife,
Mourning " wilkins, ST. wilkins, who in ermarried
with --, aud sncy wilkins, which said females are
children Of the said Sarah wilkins, who is daughter Of
William Webber, decd, Defendants
The bill Of the plSinf being read and filed, and the
defendants having entered their appearance aud given
security according the OF Assembly aud the rules
oil His COuri and IL appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court hat they habsnso Of this Common sllh
Ordered, that the ssid defendants DO appear here
or before the third Monday 10 October nest aud
swer the plaintiff bl aud that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted ia newspaper published n the
city OF Richmond, for eight weeks successfully and posted
81 The front door Of the house OF this county
A Copy. Tesc, MAR. w. MILLER, d. C. g c.
August l. 25-NSw
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Badly Eine OF Stage Coaches.

ENEYQz AhUR daily line OF Stage Coach
<SH9=I55 u y es will commence running from
40S1sE&s!P Slas:E- Richmond Lewisburg the 9Th
instant. Leave Richmond at 8 A.
Nj. and arrive at Wilmington at p. Nj. Leave Will
mingon at A. NJ and arrive in Charlottesville at 10 a.
M-and leave charlottesville at 10 12 a. Nj. and arrive
in Staunton at 12 p. M.-Leave Stanton morning
at A. Nj. and arrive at Warm Springs al P M.-Leave
Warm Springs at A. Nj. aud arrive in Lewisburg at
r. NJ.
Also line three times week by Scottsvile, ntersec-
ing the Stage from Charlottesville Brookes, and arrv
ing at Staunton in the same time with passengers by
Charlottesville.
This arrangement affords fine facilities 10 invaiJs who
may wish TO vsi the Sprngsand those no may visit
them for pleasure, il will not DO Objectionable.
EDWIN PORTER s. co.
J. N. c. STOCKTON & co.
PORTER, BELDEN & co.
June 10 lO-l6t
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I'm NCERY--YIRGINfA.--At rules holden in
b the Clerks Office OF the county Court OF Charlotte
tue 7fh day Of July, 1884:
DAVID Gregory aud Mary Aun his wife, formerly
Mary Anu Pettus, Plaintiff.
against
John +. Peuus, the heirs Of Thomas N. Peiius deed
(e ho.e names Unknown) aud ephen Bedford late
Shen Of tie county Of Charlotte, and administrator h
tie VIII aonexed, Of John Petius decd, Defendants
The defendants John i. Pettus, sud The heirs Of Tho
" Petfus, (whose names unknown0 not having
entered their appearance according the Assem-
bly, aud lie rules Of This Coni aud appearing to the
sacHon Of the Court that they nhohitsnt, Of this
State Oh The motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel, il l.
dered that The sad defendants do appear here the first
Monday IN October next and enter their appearance and
answer he PLAINTIFF bill, and give security for forming
the decree OF the Court and That cory OF his order be
inserted IN some newspaper published IN the city Of Rich
mond Tor two months excessively md posted al the front
door Of the Courthouse Of tie said county.
Copy. Teste, WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
JAY ~ 2l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

At REY SULPHUR SPRING The subscriber ha-
w wing purchased this Spring, has had a building
erected sufficient for the accommodation OF small iai
y, and is now ready Tor the reception OF visitors
THIS Spring is situated the celebrated aud fashion,
able Sulphur Springs OF this State, beng miles from the
Red Sulphur Springs, 81 miles from the Salt Sulphur
SPRING and but 81 mile irvin Peterstowp. This
has been Analysed and found 10 contain the following in
gradients some OF them in large quantities, viz: Carbo
nate OF Soda, Carbonate OF Lime Sulphae OF Soda Oxide
OF Lihion, Oxide OF Seenum, ami Sulphuretied Hydro
gen Gas, which at the Spring is such quantities
rise in bubbles.
The use Of this water Il particularly nded to
those afflicted with dyspepsia, suffering from dsor
deed state OF the stomach, having been found highly
beneficial in such cases, well others. Ii has also
been found rapidly TO alay internal and
aions, proceedings from in DIGESTION other diseases
July 20 123-3 JOHN ID. LEGARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

MELiA ACADEMY.-This In4iiiudon Will hereaf-
IA ter be conducted upon more extended scale. The
Subscriber has united himself with Mr. L. NJ r. Powers.
late Of the University OF Virginia, aud Of its most dis
tngushed Graduates.
MIR. Powers will instruct IN the Mathematics and Sci
whilst the undivided attention OF Tie Principal will
be given 10 the Classics and geners Literature. Tho
will be preparatory for tie Unyersity-to whose
Professors particularly ~ the schools Of Ancient Lan-
guages Mathematics, aud Natural Philosophy, the public
are referred.
French will also DC taught bya graduate Of the Uni.
versiy in the School Of Modern Languages for 50 per
session. should sufficient number Of pupils be willing 10
enter his class. Terms per session Of Eve months
$50 For Board,
$25 For Tuition exclusive Of French.
Fees for board and Tuition always payable in advance
The present session commenced on the 2Oih OF July.
few more Boarders will be received upon timely appca.
ton. WM ~ UARRfSON p,3,e!ndoy
s. Pupils coming by the Richmond Stage will lesvs
their baggage at Merma0s Tavern in Powhsian whence
WI conveyed 10 tie Academy w n. 81.
July ~. 2l-4l&w2w*
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NOTICE.-We wish TO employ immediately, thirty OF
" forty able-bode ed aborers.
July 25 1851 FRENCH g. JORDAN.
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H AND FOR SALE.-I will sell about 800 acres Of
u prime PamUnkey land, combining many advantages:
part OF the celebrated ferry estate formerly IN the
occupancy Of Maj Geo. Dabney. deed II needs no
comment; the neighborhoOd Is in point Of ia
ielgence and hospitality 10 any in The OLD Dominion
This land is I6 miles only Ifom Richmond; fertile aud
beautiful, with ample supply Of timber. great bar.
gain be had by early purchase. II sold by the
18Th Of August next II wii without reserve, be sold on
the premises that day, TO te highest bidder for one.
third cash. the baanee 10 two equal annual payments &C.
cured by bond, with approved security lien the
land. w T.. GAYLE
King William, June 10. 1O-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

CID EMOVAL.-ln consequence OF the late destructive
n a, fire in Pearl street. New York. (hy which our bills
receivable part OF our books and all valuable stock
OF Dry Goods de lroyed,) have removed from
No 209 Pearl street, TO No 50 William street,
Pine street. where ave opening entirely stock
OF Dry Goods, adapted to the Southern trad, which
offer for sae by The piece package for cash approx
| ed credit. DOREMUS, SUN DAM s. NIXON.
N. b. Our Warehouse No. 200 Pearl street, is be-
ing rebuilt, 10 which Intend removing the first OF
Janury D., S. s. N.
New York, July 25. 1884 23-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-01

MH EDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGlA.-The third
I'VE Course OF Lectures in this School Of Medicine
situated in Augusta, will commence the third Monday
preceding the third Wednesday of the following April,
which will be commencement day. This includes term
OF six months Instead Of the ordinary period Of only three
and half or four.
One OF the oiessors is in Europe procuring addi
tons 10 the Anatomical Museum, APP araus &c, and is
expected TO return by October. The College Build
ing is in state oil orwarness, and WILL by contract. be
in readiness Tor the ception of the next Cdss-it will
accommodate 25O Students. The Professors
Gro pg Nrwr on u 1"a''% 1Sg@ ANA "S''0'
PAUL f. EVE, NJ. d., Of The principles aud practice
If Surgery.
MrLroN ANTONY NJ. D., Of Obstetrics aud Diseases
Of Women and Infants
ALEX. CvNNiNGHAM, NJ. D., of The Theory and
Practice of Medicine
JOSEPH a. Eve, NJ. D., IF Therapeutics and Mute
ria Nedicd.
l.. d. FoRD. NJ. D.. of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
G.. NJ. NEWTON, NJ. d., Pr0sector and DemOnSh Gf0T.
The acquisitions OF Candidates for the Docora'e in this
institution are The those OF other Medical Col
eges in the United States.
The expenses
MAtriculaon Ticket, 10 be taken once, S. 90
Tickle S for lull Course OF Lectures $500 90
Demonstration Ticket, 10 be taken once, $40 90
Diploma. $40 90
Cool Board, with Lodging, is usually obtained by Stu
dents at $l3 Per month.
JOSEPH a. EVE Dean Of Faculty.
Augusta, Ga, July, 1891 2I-3t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
IIth Iuty 1921


HN consequence Of an arrangement contemplated
"a under the 3d section OF tie Of Congress- mention
ed in the advertisement OF the S instant proposals
10 rebuild tie Bridge the Potomac, between
asbing ton and Alexandria, il will be considered part
OF sid proposals, that the Contractor SHALL If required
receive at fair valuation, such Of the materials hereto
fore provided, under former arrangements for the con
s;ruction of said BRIDGE the Engineer may deem suit
able, 10 be substituted and used Tor that purpose the va
luaiion OF Them TO be fixed by the Engineer or some
other competent and dsneTested person, selected y
the Treasury Department; and deduction to be made
from the contract entered into, corresponding with the
actual valuation, and the difference between the worth OF
the materials named in said and tn So hich
may be substituted therefor The substitution aud piice
TO be agreed on, aud notified The Contractor before lie
commences the procurement Of the materials
The old bridge and all its materials be consde
belonging the Contractor, he making or wing for
the epaifs thereon 10 keep H. including The draw
in passabe condi ion, for tie OF himself IT, re-
construction, and Of the public, from the date Of said
Of Congress, until the time speci d in te above
men, for tie interruption Of Tie travel iereon u found
necessary. LEVI WOODBURY.,
See1eiasyef he Treasury.
July % 22-u5A
STRAWBERRY PLAIN will be rented to he hie he's
- bidder, the premises Saturday 26ib instant
SAMUEL NJ BOCKlUS, Trustee
July IS 2t-G
A. The renting OF strawberry Plain postponed on i
Siiufdsy the 81 August when 1t will positively AXE lace
SAMUEL NJ. BOCRlU
July 2o 2l-2t
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JESSE SNEAD.
RICHARD REINS.

T..
p Son the premises, and not far from the dwelling
house, is a Mineral Spring, which formerly very
much resored TO, and doubt might be rendered vaua-
bIe now il proper attention paid to it, there being
pie accommodation tie premises for fifty visitors
Richmond, July 26th, 1884 24-u