Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
TILE SPRINGS.

THE SPRINGS.
LEwIsBuRG, Sept G-Ai the "a hiie Sulphur the com
pany during the present week has greatly diminished
Many have left TO make excursions 10 the neighburg
Springs preparatory to final leave taking Of the
ains this There is thee hundred per-
sons at The White Sulphur and The aGjarent hotel, =
Amnng those yet remaining, are Benz Leigh, Judge
Stanard, General Jones' and Colonies Singleton and
Hampton Of S"uh Carolina, with their families The
Of visitors has Leen unusually large during
the the number registered at This place being
greater Than OF any previous year, although full
company later assembling together linn usual !;
owing chiefly 10 The cold weather experienced during the
greater portion of the month of July The weather
nues very pleasant and il probable the mountains will
not entirely be orsaken by strangers for Two three
weeks 10 come The COMPANY al The Sweet Springs
during The pr sent week has increased CONSIDERABLY
The number al the Blue Sulphur said to be GO or 20
persnns; about 40 at the Rcd and 30 The Salt Tie
Warm and Hot Springs have full companies
Mr. CLAY-On Monday last Mr.. Clay arrived al the
White Sulphur Springs. where he was most cordially
greeted by number # his distinguished friends among
them Benjamin Watkins Leigh. ESQ who has been so
j"urning at The Springs for sume time past Mr. Clay
appeared TO be in most excrIen' henlrh, having oppp
rsniiy recovered from The effects Of his farbin1
exciting journey The N"rih He left the Springs on
Wedne day evening last in extra stage for Guyan
dot;e, accompanied by Joseph cnbell. Efq Pr.si
dent of the James River Company and four o.her pas.
sengers
New OKIEAys Angus, 81 : Rtpo,t nj Cinriiv Tfos
ptai f"r yeserday Admitted 90 of Inch Is were of
the yellow f.ver-Died .. up to 2pnslsP NJ.
We sorry 10 BIZ obliged 10 state, that the fever still
continues the increase. and is more nsd,ous and ma
lgnan than il has yet been.
Died yesterday morning Of the prevailing epidemic,
Mrs. Mary +. Bats, consort Of The lae G. " Bolts,
Esq
On Saturday last Mr.. Bolts buried his ellrs, son,
lad of ia; Wednesday he was himself carried To the
grave, Ia be Immediately followed by his wife. who died
in the agonies nf childbirth Another child still lin.
gers with tie disease.
A NUT FOR THE A RoiiTioSiSTs The Alexandra Ga
zete Of yesterday says-"A runaway slave returned TO
the Arlington Estate, in this vicinity few DAYS ago Of
his accnrd-He declares That he has had enough If
H. and that the No.h ia not the place il has been crack
ed 10 be- for cnlorrd people. This is The second in
stance within few years. We learn that one hundred
dollars will be- paid fur such inform aton as sa serve to
convict The Captain Of crrtan large Do,rn Easter
Schooner that conveyed The aforesaid slave from the
District, and sailed from Georgetown about three months
ago" This will be good tex, for those dsineres,ed
friends Of the Union, to build homily upon II s
nut which they crack much 10 the edfcalon Of
their brother phanlhrop;ss :"
FREE NEoRoEs.-By o law OF the last session of our
Legislature all the free persons of color ho remain in
The Stale after the LIST Of August next are liable 10 be
Pnslaved We would edvise those Ghnul deparripp
under it's provisions, 10 form Committee Of the whole
and wait upon Arthur Tappan, with vote of thanks for
This ameio'e,on of their condition = Louisianian