Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28
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row North Carolina woGld gn Tor Van Euro arnnst a,,
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1850 You may rely upon the truth of tins statement
II said to me 10y Gone Of the highest authority thai
Inc Administration candidates for Congress in Georgia
will coed
"Nlr. Van Buren, is winning golden opinions AMONGST
The citizens of Virginia can easily imagine into whu
tempest Of delight my friend Col Beirne was thrown
when surrounded by his distinguished cues with hal
hea!ness he them (and nil his friends no odds
what parity his best viamds God never made kinder
heated soul tan Andrew Dei5ae nor man of more no
norabe principles
81 cord by ,cayof Postscript 1t was perfectly Obvious
mere last winter under the rose by Of our side lha
Messrs. Clay and Webs!ers friends had their troubles
and private griefs the subject Of the successon-Iht
friends of the former insisting, that he and would
run-those OF The latter insisting, that he could not
and must be bcaicu and that if Harrison and ebse
were both in the field the election would least reach
the liouse-that Pennsylvania might 90 for Harrison
but Tor Clay there not the chance in the
keystone State. The late editorials in the Boston tas
lnaFk you') are but relteraton of views which were
circulated here last winter was believed with profound
secrecy. The dcc!enson Of Webster is with the assent
OF has friends, Davis and Others who have adopted all
tie views and reasoning OF the Atlas and so expressed
themselves on many occasions last winter. What will
come of The whole matter is impossible now to tell
but, if Mr Clay alone, you will that the Eastern
federaists will let the election in that quarter 90 by de
fault. Mr. Van Buren, will get Maine, New Hampshire
Rhode Island and Connecticut, well as New Jersey
Messrs CIitlenGen Underwood and others Gt is said
cry out that MIR Clay shall rum he gets only Kentucky
Mr. Davis and others say if Harrison is not run, the
Anti Masons in Pennsy lvana will go for tile
Mugician-So we (hcy. rather) co.
TO TIE EDITOR of TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
RED SuLrnuR SPRINGS, Sept Il, ISIS.
Will you allow stranger, on The eye Of his departure
from this beautiful spot, 10 express through your
lumns some Of those feelings which his visit has pro
duced; Gratitude SO that Being, who sends these heal
ing from the bosom of the earth: and respect io
the proprietor who has planted around them such plea
SAINT accommodations, prompt him to make this request
Before reaching these Springs, my mind had been
filled with rumos, intended 10 destroy the reputation o.
the waters and the character Of the tuhe and
da,ions. My surprise and qualification were equally
great, TO find these assertions totally without foundation
The assigned 10 me was neat and pleasant. The
table spread with every luxury which the season
afforded and with that nealness which adds relish
To the choicest C.hes To an Invalid, indeed the varIe
ly richness and excellence of the food spread before
him, even in furious, because tempting him TO The
imprudent indui tence Of his appetite. ii was no small
addition ne pleasures Of the table at this establish
meut that obliged to pay the walters IN or
der 10 procure portion Of the various dishes which he
chose There Pricatc dSheS TO be obtained only
bv an cytruyauant fee TO the servants in addition 10 Tho
ordinary charge for board. All who sat al table, were
served with promp,ness, attention. and cheeriuness
The disorder which induced me to visit these waters
was the brORcitS The inflammation IN the throat hat
allowed 10 engage in public speaking Tor more
than three months, and of extremely cbstInai,
character The use of the waters for three weeks has
entirely removed that inflammation. My weight, leSt
aud strength have improved with surprising rapdity-
With renovated health and spirits, about ~ return
10 my long suspe nded professional pursuits.
Justice requires alusion to other circumstances
which enhance the pleasure of visit TO this spot. The
polite and gen,lemanly attentions OF the proprietor con
Guce much 10 the comfort Cf the guest TO those in
cned read, lie allows free to his private Libra
~. The grounds, hills and vaIies OF the establishment
and Of the adjacent country, afford pleasant walks, aux
the pure mountain air inyi Ioratss The system.
Among the pleasures Of life will long be RENE mher
cd, visit 10 the Red Sulphur Springs. g. W. 7.