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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
:. SaDDington.

nRAPER and TAYLOR, begs leave to in
~ form the citizens of Columbus that be has
opened on Market street with an assortment Of SUI
perfne Cloths cassmereS and vestingS, consisting
OF sll colours which he viii sell or manufacture
cheap isr cash. Those who may favor ham with
their patronage will fluid him proficient in his bust
ness Persons wishing to furnish Their own goods,
will be punchay attended 10 and their orders exc
eu,ed with neatness and despatch.
Nov Ia. 1887 let[
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Sheriff Sale.

NY virtue Of sundry wris Of Fl. ia. and to me
-nD directed from the circuit court OF Oktibbe-
ha county shall proceed to sell for cash before the
court house door in the town Of S,arkvile on the
third Monday of August next, all the right, title
claim and interest, that Thos. Tate has in and TO
the following lots, situated in the town of Folsom,
to wit lots number six and eleven, in block mum
Der three. JOHN Nj. MOORE, Shr'H,
July Ii, lS9s--l-tds. [Pr fee ~ 00.]
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Dissolution.

WNHE partnership heretofore existing between
- the undersigned as merchants, under the
frm Of Wilton g. Hubert is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. An those indebted 10 said firm Of
Wilton & Hubert, are requested to call on Lyman
Wilton, who alone is authorized to collect and 70.
ceipt for the debts due us.
LYMAN WILTON.
L0RING HUBERT.
February 70, lsss.-s2tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Drs. A. v. &P. w. Winter,

AyiNG united in the practice Of their pro
- iession, respectfully offer their services to
the citizens Of Columbus, and the surrounding coun.
try. They viii visit patcntsAt any time and at any
distance. Office at tho NJ w corner Of Market and
Washington-streeis.
ts3-Doctor A. v. WINTER informs lis friends and
patrons, that they can as heretofore, II they desire,
ff9csiye bis individual attention.
s.;AA9, 1888 4etf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Notice.

TENllE subscribers particularly request all per-
n sons having unsettled accounts with them 10
call at their former Counting room, and close them
by note or otherwise.
We have also 6 or 5000 dollars worth of goods,
which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS < THOMPSON.
Columbus, March oath lS3S.-97-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Mississippi Union Bank.
Columbus Bath House.
" The Kind rcfresher Of the summer heats.

The Kind rcfresher Of the summer heats"
M ILLS would respectfully inform his old
I'VE friends and the public, that he has removed
his Bath House 10 Military street, in the rear of the
Eagle Hotel, for the convenience of the citizens.
His establishment is now fitted up in superior style,
and he is ready TO accommodate his customers with
warm and cold baths. Those who prefer the salt
bath can be accommodated.
June 10, 1883 19tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Sheriff,s Sale.-Winston city. Mi.

WPY virtue Of writ o. f. ia. issued from the
~ Circuit Court Of Winston county, and to me
directed will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at
tie court house door in the town Of Louisville, on
Monday the 9th day Of August next all the right,
title, claim, interest and demand that Robert Whit
ten has in and 70 tie east half Of The north east quar-
ter Of section thirty two, township sixteen, range
thirteen east levied on as the property Of Robert
Written 10 satisfy an Execution IN favor Of Barker
& Lalmore. JNO. ii. HARDY, ohh.
July It'll. lsjS.-52-iw. III. lee % 0O
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Law Notice.

nANL. JONES, having resumed The prac.
NJ tee Of law, will attend the Circuit Court Of
Yazoo, and the adjacent counties 4 he Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts At Jackson. Office at
bis residence Yazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben.
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
Cty. Miss.
MAY Qath, isss,--40-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
JESSE "A, WI
vs. ) Attachment,
No.. H.,..
Dissolution OF Co-partncrship.

WVlIE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
n tween the undersigned, in the management
OF the Columbus Hotel. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent The business Of the concern will
hereafter be conducted by Mr. Livingston as usual
at the old stand.
GEO. LIVINGSTON,
JOHN o. BRACLEN,
June D, 1883. 5ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
DIR b. n. Corncll

HAS opened an Office at the store OF s. s
III FRANKLIN, where he tenders his pro
fesssional services, to the citizens Of Columbus
and its vicinity. February IS .ls37--tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Mineral Water Bathing House.

Mineral Water bathing House.
MR. BALDWIN'S Bathing House is in
I'VE full operation for Gentlemen and Ladies,
the Ladies will be attenced TO bya Female servant
from to II A. Nj. at which time they are respect
fully requested 10 come.
Single Tickets, warm bath, so cts.
do do cold =" 81 l-2
Tickets to the amt. Of five dollars taken at one
Time % per cent. discount, say tirty-seven and a
half cents for warm and twenty-five cents for cold
Shower bath twenty five cents.
June %, 1S3S.--50-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
$40 600 On Personal Sccurity!!

VHvHE Notes and Accounts due the late firm
- OF PEARL, GAY < Co. nave been placed
in my hands for collection. Thevwil posifirelv b
put suit on the first day Of February merit, unless
paid before that date.
SAM. F. BCTTERSyORTH
Ianln 1855 s7tr -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
The State of Alabama.

ploEENs COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr,I
June Term, 1855.
Pleas had before the Honorable Peter Martin one
Of The Judges Of the Circuit court for The State
Of alabama.
JEssE A. Ivy
vs. ) Attachment,
WILLIAM CARRAwAY)
THIS day came the plaintiff by attorney, and it
appearing 10 the satsact ton Of the Court that the
defendant, William Caraway, is not an inhabaut
OF this Safe, il lis therefore Ordered that publica-
ton be made in some public newspaper printed IN
the town Of Columbus, Mississispi, requiring the
said William Carraway to appear at the next term
Of this Court, and defend the attachment, or else
Judgment will be rendered against them by default.
Copy from the minutes.
Test: SAML WEIR, elk.
May -, lsSS.--5lt6 [pr fee $40 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Pay up! Pay up!

A LII persons Knowing themselves indebted
n 10 the subscfibers are earnestly requested 10
nay 10, otherwise he shall be under the dsageea-
BE necessity of enforcing payment.
FEB 8. 1883 self p. Saith
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Law Notice.

IN n GREGORY, & NJ. NJ. BRIG HAM,
IL having associated themselves IN the Pac.
tee Of Law, tender their services to the public
They win practice IN the counties composing the
sixth judicial District, State Of Mississippi. And
also ID The Superior Courts At Jackson.
Their once is az Columbus where they can al OIL
times. be consulted Business from distance viii
90 all times be attended 10 promptly.
Columbus Oct sth 1885 15E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
Mrs. 4. Vaughn.

WlLL give Lessons in music on the Piano
w Forte at her residence in Columbus
Young Ladies will not beeharged extra for the use
of the Piano; Price $25 per session of five mehths.
The most satisfactory references will be given
April ID, 1888 l0u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
POSTPONEMENT.

The sale Of the above property is hereby post
poned until Monday the sixth day Of August next,
to take place between the hours prescribed by law.
JOHN II. HARDY, Sh'H.
June 80, ls3s.-5lA lpr fee 60 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

ia pursuance oil the ABOVE wr,, of pler.,on shall
cause the poll to be opened X the different precincts
in ihfs county, on Monday, he 29d day Of Oc,ober
next, and day icllnwiag. J. w. BYRN,
Sheriff y Lo,eadss tounfy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
.....o,..s EotIee. Octibbeha CO'ty.

dangers Notice. Oetibbeha CO'ty.
ESTRAYS taken up in Oeubbeha
~ County, Mississippi by Thomas Carr
Uts4-y-A dun colored Mare, on the llth sep
KAAl2 tember, 1857. Appraised to S55, OF
Vi LILO years old. No brands perceivable.
e. Printers fee 50 50
Taken up BY James King. On the osth Of August,
1851, dark brown horse Mule two years old lasi
sprng, branded On the shoulder with the letter u,
no other marks erceiyable.-Appraised to 500.
Printers fee s. 80
Taken up BY James Red one Mare and sorre
horse colt, with blaze in the face. then sucking
both appraised to $40
F. OAKLEY, Ranger.
June 90, ls37.-50-6w Printers fee IS 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
UEU. W. DENT.
Agent for the coApsss.y,'
Office Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1883, NHoyl
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
O. ACRES Of first quality river land
ACV so Of which is 10 fine state of cul-
tivation, on which there are some improvements
with fine wen Of water, adjoining the land of the
Rev. Samuel Butler on the west side OF the Bieby,
seven miles south OF Columbus. Also l2O acres 81
first quality river bottom land, eight miles sou, Of
Columbus, on the east side Of the river.
oJ- For further particulars enquire at the ofics
OF the Columbus Democrat.
Z. HARRISON.
Nov. i8. les7--tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons indebted
to the late firms Of !. NJ Walton & Co. Wahnn 4
DaQoelt, or Daggett & Walton, that al. accounts
and notes, not settled by the first OF March, will be
putin he hands Of an efeer Cor collection, without
respect n persons.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
February 70. 1898. s2tf
Notice.

VVHE partnership heretofore existing between
n the subscribers under The firm Of j. N.
WALTON & co. expired on the first day of Jan.
uary, 1888. JOSIAH N. WALTON.
HORACE DAGGETT.
Cotton Gin Port, March "a, ISSS--s7-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
PROFEssIONAL.

~ DICKINSON 3 4 BOfklN Ar
rssxeYb aND CoussEtLEs AT Law
coismbas, Mississippi Dee. 60 lsJ6-zSu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

Inc business win be continued by the subscriber
on bis own account. He will continue 10 keen m
hand large aud general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware &c. which he viii srll on ss
good terms az can be found at any esta adjustment n
the county. JOSIAH N. WALTON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
n. a. O'NeaI & n. Armstrong,

A TTORNTES At LAW, Columbus, Missis-
a sion, will pracsice in The Circuit Courts Of
I.ou,naev, Monroe, Oktbbeha. Winston and Noxu-
- counties. Their Office is on Main street, one
door cas-, Of MeClaef & HUMPHREYS CioihingSiore.
Mo- as ls3f-eO-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

See section Gath of the act approved Dee y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
J1JJreo Land for sgie,

PLANTATION Mcherrin River in the lower end Of LII
nerburs condnns by late survey ei2 acres, OF which
the Of the neIchburing paners
first Tobacco Land io safe reasonable terms is
portion lung owned by the ancestors oe advess
and rcuucd body land county. II is remark
ahjy we'll wate.f and healthy aud situated in neghborhood
inferior fanny ia the State There Presbyterian church
on the land and Methodist Baptist Episcopal churches within
three or four miles. Possession viii be the end Of the year
opportunity will be afforded The purchaser to crop Of
Of the land would undertake
on ,orahe terms. The breaking the establishments
adjoining plantations, will afford purchaser de
stock. property nigh, probably be divided
into Two plantations but such dvan DO after
IL be inferred from the Giscunii
nuauce of and has been sold will
show md the made kEown y Roger Atkinson Robert
A. Atkinson NJ NJ Al kIASON,
JOHN VI. P. ATKINSON
.o,,-The lands Petersburg advertised by tho
Thomas Atkn.On d,coosed m for SALE and the
their administration possible,
sill offered prices So large Sussex and Pitt
tmberc with the the last named
on S,aunron rivera large Wood county said
fertility; and smaller in Orange, North Carolina.
26-wtf
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Aug Z

Sports OF THE TURF.-The following sweep,
- stakes open 10 be run for, over the course
al the Warrenton Springs, commencing on Tuesday, the
18th Of September next. Three to make race,
TO name and close on The first Of September next,
FIRST DAr-Frst Race. Colts and FLIES, three years
old last Spring, mile and repeat, $G0 entrance, half
forfeit.
Cd Race 1st day. Colts and FLIES, four years old last
SPRING 100 entrance mile and repeat. half forfeit
SEcoSp DAr-la Race Mays Of all ages, S20O en-.
trance two miles and repeat, hafforieit
Cd Rac. For coils and hilieS, three years old last
Spring raised and owned in tne Counties Of Orange,
Madison, Cuipeper, Rappahannock, iauqu'er, Prince
William Fairfax and Loudoun, and West Of the Blue
RIDGE 400 entrance. half forfeit, mile and repeat
Tu,Rp D.r-Ist Race. Post Stake $50 entrance sim
ale dssi, of mile to close 10Th September.
ID Race Post Stake $500 entrance, single dash of
four miles TO close on 10Th September
Fyurrn Dlr.-Jockey Club purse of $1,000, four miles
and repeat without, charge The Propretors guarantee
the purse.
Gentlemen wishing 10 make entries in either Of the
above stakes will please communicate with The subscriber
q. the Springs in person or by letter.
The is excellent one, laid out principally on
elevated lands Of the Rappahannock. Stables and
training ground sandy fiat adjoining the course, fur
nshed gratis There is transportation by steamboat ano
Railroad from North and South 10 within ~ miles OF The
Springs. n Lee
Aug 7 l26-121 Agent Of me Company
Wahirr,o Globe National Intelligence the Fred
erickbns Arena Richmond Whz anJ Charleston Courier ere re
cuested publish the snore twice week Tor weeks eha u
r ;ss,r bill! 70 Richmond EsquissE for collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

and there is doubt Of its success All difficulties
will thus be at al end-The party will be re united
aud we thenceforh 60 FORTH eonguerng and TO conquer
We intended to urge again objections to The Sub
Treasury system-but we forbear. We have bored The
reader long enough with such arguments-ln word,
we trust that at the session. Of Special
Depose may be adopted-and the banks be thus spt Of
the use and speculation the public funds For one,
we shall be perfectly content
fhis is the last article that wish 10 write upon this
subject -atleast until the dog days But
notlay pen without tesyDg pleasure the
concIiaory which spirit the Globe displays-and making
OUT own acknowledgements for the too Aaering terms
in which pleased to speak Of the past services Of the
Enquirer II will give every pleasure 10 stand along
side with it, and unite i'll its ervent opposition to Mr.
Clay the Bank, and the other evil gen, whom it reca
pulates thank the Globe for the courtesy it has
shown TO us. With very exceptions, indeed, we
have experienced liberal treatment this vexa,ious
queslion, from ancient comrades. The Abing
don Statesman may spare itself its abors We only
smile at lis insidous efforts TO set by the ears
with our political friends? Why, refer 10 the two
ultra presses, which South and North Of US: We
never see their srctures-and would scorn to notice
them We suffer paper, whether of foe or OF TREND
TO define our positions! When take our ground
we try 10 preserve it, 1t is not in the power Of any &c
centric patzan Of any empty brawler either by rid
cnlous ntimdations TO drive from our principles, or
by contemplate abuse, TO throw US from our party
Thanks however to the good and good feeling OF
our Republican Breihren-very few, and they but sub
al'erns in the ranks, have attempted The expert
ment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
An idea ,oorfhy OF consideration.

However we may deprecae election by the Il Of
representatives, and whatever the Whigs may take
By Caucuses and Conventions (Which they loo have
often denounced In concentrate their votes upon one
candidate yet among the possible Of iu,uriy,
that the election may he sent 10 the Congress In
that contingency worthy OF considerations whether
the members OF Congress now to be elected will repre-
sent fairly the wishes OF the People. Are the People of
any State against Mr. Clay-are they opposed to Ma
onal Bank: They should Of course vote for repre-
sentative, who may cast his in favor OF either
This idea pressed with force in the following
paragraph in the Arkansas Gazette:
"t is possible, that the members Of Congress TO be
elected IRON Arkansas, next fall have vote for
President of the U. S. We therefore think it would be
proper tor the several candidates to explicitly, and
without any equivocaon, who they will vote for; vine
Their for Mr. Van Buren, who is in vor of pre- mplions
reducing the price of public lands-ncrease Of The
Army Tor the protection Of the frontier for
MI Clay, who opposed to all these measures vitality
important to the interests Of The people the West
Speak out, gentlemen. No non.commtal."
The N Y. Evening Pos, Of Saturday says, "Mr For.
syth the Secretary Of State, is in town lie dned yes
terday with the Common Council and several dlsn-
gulshed guests, al Black wells Island '-(aIr Forsyths
family are at the "arrenton Springs-also Gen. Hayne
OF 5. Carollna-Professors Dew and Tucker, &c
Some political diSngues fiockng to the White
Sulphur 10 forget politics for season. and 10 enjoy the
pure air and saluary waters Of the mountain region
The President is by this time at The White Sulphur
where he will be joined by Mr.. Poinselt MIR. Rives
accompanied by Mr. Legare Sc, out yesterday from Cas-
lie Hill for the Springs. Mr. Rnane Qhe other
U. s.. Senator from Virgna) will 60 from this city
day. Nlessrs. b W. Leigh and R. Slanard ale posting
to the same healing waters.
Court Gossip-Bennett, in his letter Of the god June,
says: yesterday the Queen held splendid drawing. II
was attended by an immense concourse of the highest
rank and foshon. Mrs Seven-o the lady Of mi
Mister introduced 10 her Majesty three ladies from Bos.
ton Mrs Cabot and the two Misses Warens Mrs. c.
s the lady Of Mr. Cabot, the Of the late celebrated
George Cabot, Of Boston, Of the principal pot-
Clans and nanciers Of the old Federal party in the East
learn from the Court Newsman that they were very
beautifully dressed, but somewhat in the simple style
This however peases the Queen most for she is very
chaste and simple in her tastes One of the Miss War.
is extremely beautiful girl and has attracted
much attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
BIZ tie Lieutenant Gareraor of III. State Of Yirgiaia.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it app.nrs by made 10 the Executive ver-
ed Oath Of the President and Cashier othe Exchange
Bank Virginia that the said Bank has actually and good
absoue property the coin Of the
United States three ths the voc Capital Stock
subscbcd Now therefore, John Ruthcroord Lieutenant Co
vernon ,ctin the absence Of Governor from the OF Co.
have thought o,he provisions Of
OF Act OF the General Assembly, passed March d
1897 entitled An Act establishing general regulations for the
corporation OF Banks this prociamnton declaring that
aforesaid has been duly made and thai the
the Executive that the said Bank having Of its
absolute property the Of coin Aforesaid
the provisions Of the before
mentioned ~ its Banking operations.
Given under hand and under the Los
Seal OF he Commonwealth. Richmond this d
OF August, 1899. JOHN RUTHERFORD.
Ang 26-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07

by such shallow and treacherous deang' VIVA, avals
your empty professions of attachment 10 the State Rights
when you ezeitng all your powers 10 elect
Mr.. Clay President CT these U. States, who will carry
into power all the obnoxious doctrines Of the Procuma
ton and Force Bil!-al the odlous principles OF high
Tariff and Internal lmprovsment-who is now the cham.
pion of National Bank, and the great head OF The Fe.
Cera party: You have deserted MIR. Calhoun, because
he agrees with the Administration question OF H.
nnnce, when you agree with him entirely on his most
prominent Federal pocs-nnd have gone over 10 the
support Of MIR. Clay, with whom you do not hold one
important principle in Common.
have not read a Of your letters and have had access
to only two or three OF thsm while writing the above
have not esnyed TO them in detail but merely TO
warn the State Rights party-"nG c'sde minimum c0i0T
for you are wearing false livery. You nsdiousy
cnteayorIns to transfer and beray your State Rights
friends TO the Federal party and merely wish TO expose
the deserton and eachsry and to suggest YOU that
your sincerity will always be doubled, long you
defend alr. Cays principles the signature Of "a
Friend TO State Rights"
A FRIEND TO CALHOUN.
Charlotte Aug Isl 3S
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DEATHS.

Died on Thu.ay 2h of July NJ: Nances the Cum
.an mountain TeaGesee SARAH fiSciSiA WAI.cS the
lcih year Of her a:c.
On IN. 18th Of June. Ssrahs widowed bchei around
her and ,r several prcc, weeks had daily her entire
faniy OF children nn, and grand cilren
family circle Invaded by the departure
of Dr. Alfred Moore sonnaw, with his wife and Sarah, for
the ~. m Huntsville Alabama. "P"rlaps snail
never a,n oil meet earth natural reflection tho
morning scparaionhut imagined ;te short space
Of e.entecu would Ed San the young the blooming the
and loved Sarah shroudcd lonely
vet such was prospective history Of that happy group and Of
the lovely GIRL said Sarah r. HGtsOn dead
Verify in the midst Of life d. ab.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-07
THE SPRINGS

The Saratoga Sentinel states, that every honse and
hamlet is filled that there 600 visitors Mon
tay las-among whom were Maj or General Macomb oil
the American and Lieut. Col. Sir John Euslace Of the
British Army; aessrs. Taltnadge and Norvell OF The
U Senate; and Messrs. Bronson Curtis, and Crazy,
Of the House Of Representatives "
The last accounts from the White Sulphur are, that
more than 700 visitors there; and larger crowd
was g,thering-Numerous visitors were fncking 10 the
Red Sulphur and the other celebrated Springs OF that
healthy region
the extensive improvements which had been made at
the Berkeley Springs. There was "a pleasant company
of some seventy eighty visitors, which number, We
doubt not, has been doubled by this time
The Gazette also says, that "The Shannondae
Springs in Jefferson county may be sad to be sin the
full tide of successful experiment" More than thou
sand persons have visited Them understand, dur
ing the presen, The waters destined TO an
unsurpas.ed reputation in the of bilious diseases.
Very extensive and permanent Improvements have rlso
been made there, and still further additions are conem
plated"
The Fauquer Springs are also the centre Of great
attracton-By this time, there are probably between
and 500. Forty guests arrived on Friday morning TO
breakfast The "Wauenton Times of Saturday says,
We are gratifed learn that The Warrenton Springs
Company have fair prospect for making handsome
dividend from the proceeds of the present season. The
commodious and extensive accommodations OF that es
adjustment are being rapidly in requson; large and
fashionable Company have already assembled and the
number is daily increasing by numerous other arrivals
Not less 100 guests arrived Thursday and Fri
day The spacious ball room, atnigh beautifully llumna.
ted by chandeliers and envened by gay and fashionable
assemblage of youth and beauty, gracefully moving 10
the stirring strains Of choice band presents scene al
together which none but the behoder truly realize
On Thursday morning the number Of visitors amounted
go.