True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-06
BLUE SULPHUR SPRININ.
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

INEENBRlER COtJN l NlltNlNlA.
FENHlS favorite watering place in the mountains
Virginia, II miles ives of Levi burg, and u from
the White Sulphur will be open in due season for the
reception of company. MANY important improvements
have been made since the last spacious ball
room and number of sing bedded rooms have been
added and finishing: af .rdiug accommodations.
by the lst"t Jly for $50 visilere. An excellent turn
pike read has been constructed passing by the springs,
and iitersecting the Kanawha turnpike near Lewis
burg. Over this road, by direction of the post office
department. Messrs. Beldin, Walker 81 cos. line of
mail coaches will run. post office being established
at the springs, visitors may receive news and cores
pond daily, and Of the medicinal qualities
of til waters the propretors need not speak. They
have been ualysed by able and protested chemist; and
ound hold in solution all the valuable ingredients OF
tn: most celebrated springs in Virginia.
The combination 'conains much snlphuretted iip-
drogen Sulp ate If Nlagnesia, Suphlta of Lima, Car
Donate of Lime, Snphate of Soda, Nurlate of Soda,
and Muriate of hla,nes a. the sauary effects afwhch
are exhibited III diseases incident to females; ind chron-
ic affections of the stomach liver and bowels; in
affections diseases oihe skin 40 remedy more
potent eilicacous can he found,
Extensive bathing establishments tor both HaKes have
been erected contiguous TO the springs Visitors
at all times enjoy the peculir advantages Vi their be-
nign and Wholesome effects.
Major William Vass will continue the superintenl-
of the spring. Every eXertOn his part, and on
the part of the propnetors shall be rendered 10 insure
for the Blue sulphur liberal share Of the public pat
ronage.
The proprietos of the Bua Sulphur Springs viii be
liberal in the receipt of notes all ST thern aud Wes
n Banks which are considered solve t,atpar
MARIA MONK &c.
A WFUL disclosures of Maria Mon CT the Hotel
N. Deu Nunnery of Montreal, M.i1t with an ap-
penliS, containing, part 2ecepon,, first edition;
part 3D. Sequel of her narrative; par3d Revew of the
case. Also, supplement, giving more particulars OF
the Nuanery and grounds, illustrated by plan If the
Nnunery, &c.
Maria Monk and the Nunnery Of the Hotel Dieu-be.
ing of visit to the Converts of Montrea
and reltation of the "Awiul Disclosures" by VIM. L.
Stone.
Fourth experiment of Living. Living without means
The Students Instructor in Drawing and working
"The Five orders of Architectural fully explaining
the methods frr striking regular and qurked moulde,s
for diminishing and gueing ofcoumns and capitals; for
finding the diameter OF an nr2r any given height
for striking the Ionic Volute, circular eptca with
finished examples large scale, of the orders, their
planchers, &c; and designs for door cases, ee
gauy engraved on nry-one plates, with explates-by
Peter Nicholson, architect, author OF the "ilcbnncs
Companiul > "Carpenter's New Guide," HCarpeutor's
and Jainer's Assis ant" &c.
"A Practical Treatise tn, Culture of Silk adapt
ed to the soil and climate of the United States-by
g. Comstock secretary of the Hartford county Silk So
ciety, and editor of the "Silk Culturist."
"lhe Silk Raisers Manual or the art of raising and
fseding silk worms, and of cultivatng the NJ lbery
tree--by NJ. NORM.
The Clerks Guide, or Commercial Correspond nce
comprising letters of business, forms of bills invoices
accoun-sales and shopkeepers equation of payments
commercial terms, &c.-by b. F. Foster.
"History of the War in the Peninsula and the South
of France, from the year 1907 the year 1917 by w
F. P. Napier, c. b.. vol "; to which are perfxed an
swers to some attacks in Robnson's Life of Picton and
IN the Quarterly Review; with counter remarks to Mr.
Dudley MOntagu Perciva's remarks upon some passa
,es in Colonel Napiers fourth volume of the Peninsula
War. Just received nj for ale by