Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28

neighoorhood OF the Salt and Red Sulphur, being
miles from the latter and 90 from the former There are
Two Springs so near together, to be enclosed in
buildings yet differing materially in their action upon the
system, being from distinct sources as their analyst
has shown Both highly serviceablc in Dyspcp;ic
cases, but more especially the Lorge, first dis
covered
The large Spring strong al kane water and said by
Professor Rogers (who analysed all the Mineral Springs
in that section of country last summary be the only
one ofthe kind in Virginia 1t acts principally diu
renc, and but gently on the bowels.
In Dyspeptc cases has proved itself fhc greatest
benefit. So powerful its alkaline properties that
acdity OF the stomach is almost instantly removed and
as 1T is generally neutrazcd fast generated (when
this water is made free off, the invalid is soon re-
eved from the unpleasant sensations and dsagreeable
effects OF this almost invarable concomtant of Dys
pepsia The digestive organs at the time
Strengthened aud the whole system brought into
healthy state.
Its action the system is peculiar 1t exerts pow
erini influence over the liver, whilst at the time
lowers the arteral action. Hence great advantage is
derived from its use, by all persons abourng under
eases IN which there exists any internal irritation
ia;nmation. Several such benefited during the
last summer
Its effect in esscning the circuation was witnessed
IN case in which the pulse lowered from lS 10 "a
in "a hours.
In Chronic DiarrhGa, it has been of the greatest SER
vice, aording relief when all other remedies had failed
esscning the frequency of the operations and at the same
time changing entirely the color and consistency of the
fipces.
IS The Small Spring is powerful cathartc resembling in
its properties, the White and Salt Sulphur Springs
From what the Subscriber has witnessed he feels war
ranted IN recommending the OF these
peciay the large one in all cases of Dyspepsia whether
IN the first stages and known merely ind son or
IN more aggravated FORMS and under other Names pro-
ducing nausea headaches debility irritation infamma
ton, pulmonary affections and diarrhua.
Additional buildings have been erected and every at
tenion practicable will be paid to those who visit these
Springs.
Those who may be DESTROYS of further information re.
iatiye to the properties location &c. of these Waters
will he cheeriuy furnished it, by the subscriber or
either of the following gentlemen, viz:
Hon ALFRED HUGER, Cb.~1o.,
DR.. SAMUEL WiLsoS, )
THOMAS i. CAPERs, Esq, -, -,
MAURICE SIMoNs, Jr., Esq, D"'iiei > island
PETER LEssENE ESQ., ST Thomas.
j. H. WALrnALL, Esq, Richmond Va.
JOHN D. LEGARE.
Charleston, s. c., .7pru In, 1885 ll6-It
I'm CHANCERY-VIRoIXI A-Nottoway County Cir.
RI cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery, April
Term, 1885
Parmeia l.. Goodwin Phf
John b. Oliver, Lyddall Bacon Bartelot p Todd, Asa
Oliver, Williamson Dickinson VIM Vcrser Isaac Win
free, Thos G. Gafiord, JOS RP Booker Richard Over
street, John Watson, George Nj. Fuqua John Osborne.
Geo N Seay, Saml. ID Burke, Ii. r.. Anderson Ma
than Ward, James T.. II. Bacon, Cuthbert W. Roach
Matthew Anderson, and Francis w. Vcrser, Dens
by consent of parties, the involved in this
cause referred of the commissioners of this
Court who is directed examine and state the same
and make report thereof to this Court with any matters
ed by die PaThes be So stated. . 9''''
Copy.-Teste. CIV. FITZGERALD,
d. c. n C. c. $. C. of l.. ~ e.
NOTICE
The parties concerned in the foregoing order of Court
are hereby notified, that have appointed Wednesday
time TO commence the settlement of the refer
red to in the said order of Courwhen they will attend
at my Office, at Nottoway Courthouse with all necessa-
ry accounts vouchers &C., to enable me to execute fully
CHARLES WORKMAN, M. c.
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