Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-09

| sold bv ann rsndcr nor in The city ef Richmond.
In another par, of this paper w he found sketch OF
the KING ri Lol,eres-ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS lnthis Lottery. more particularly,
orders should come Iloy, al! biz fish swim in his
pond.
NJ, The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are just re-
cctved [2l-TI July 10
F3uQCiEN WiiITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TEJliE croH ds that have visited these Springs and The
| a general satisfaction expressed, have encouraged
I The Company 10 make extensive improvements since
! lhe last
/ Besides eniarging The accommodates very much IN
Other res poets The former Bab House Will be found
greatly improved and furnished with copous supply
! oE bot ard cold Sulphur ard Free Stone Water ahd
and elegant sdince, upon The most approved pan
vii! be ready 10y the 1t OF July, and he equal II IL
/ hured Ia any Bathing Establishment in cur COuniry
Without v,rit uling 10 vie with the uncGuaifd warm
Spring Bah the tmpo ataic 81 that celrbiaed FOUNTAIN
is nj tie option o. the visitors, either IN The centre puns
ing bath The ii private ROOMS which surround It
! the whole being enclosed within the Ociagnn Gothic
exterior whose lnnares ard spires indicate the de'emi.
nation Of The company please the fancy and CRAFTY The
tastes Of the nvads we'll the voaFles OF pleasure
The extraordinary virtues cf the waters, proved in nu-
merous nsancrs-lhe salubry OF The country around,
| in full view Of The m"ur'ans supplying The finest
meats vegetables and vtss ready access TO he sea-
board being within 80 miles Of The District OF lo'um'
| bia md 80 of Fredcricksburg-ih elegant baooIn,
adorned with new magnificent chandeliers and resound-
ing with the strains Of mos, delightful band 9" mu.
sic-he extensive buildings-lhe noble porco- the i'm
proved grounds and shady walks, refreshed with jets
deau present attractions TO the people which II viii not
| overlook.
To secure the best wines liquors attendants and
wants every attention has been paid The reads nave
been improved. A costly bridge the Rappahannock
within lew hundred yards Of the Spring, is in rapid
prngres, TO completion.
New and elegant stages run daily between Washing
ton CITY and The Springs leaving e.ch place early IN the
morning, and arriving at the Springs al clock ano
a, Washington in tune for the Baltimore Of the same
day. THIS line continues TO Louisa Courthouse daily
branching al Orange Courthouse and running thence
to Charlottesville. 1t leaves the Springs al . in the
morning and runs that evening to Louisa Courthouse
and Charlottesville.
i There will also be daily line from Fredericksburg
to the Springs, and thence ri weekly TO Winchester
The Springs will he ready for the reception of COM
pany on the 18th of June On the 4ih of July, the De-
caralnn of Independence will be read, and at the ear.
solicitation of The Company MIR Jno S. Pendleion
the distinguished Delegate from Rappahunnock has con.
scented to deliver Grafton The Music md the Dance
will add 10 the attractions of The occasion,
On the FIRST Tuesday in September, the Races take
place The Victoria Course, within half mile of The
Springs
The terms will be as follows: Board per week $40 ;
per month $751; for Two months $G5; for the season, end
ing the Isl October $50 Servants and children. under
~ years Of age, half price Per day 50; Breakfast and
Supper so each; Dinner IS cents; Lodging so cts
Horse per day. G2 cents; per week 50; per month
SIS
The subscriber has been appointed Superintendent,
and trusts that he will be able to give general satisfaction
May "a T5-lfl DANIEL WARD.
MW ESSRS VIM. l.. Lancaster, Edward M Green.
lYH way, Edmund Older, and Lorenzo NorvelI merf
chants and partners, trading under The firm and syleo-
Ddier and Norvell; Samuel McCorkle and John R. Nc.
Daniel merchants and partners trading under the style
Of McCorkie and Mcdaniel; James Renwick, VIM.
n Hubbard, James H. Gardner merchants end partners,
trading under the style of Hubbard and Gardner Thos.
c Doremus, James Suydam, Cornelius Suydsm and
John NJ Nixon merchants and partners, trading under
the style OF Dorrmus Snydams aud Nixon; John r. Ri.
cards Royser Belts, and Richard G. Mallack merchants
and partners trading under the style Of Rcards, Belts
d. Co; Leonard Jarvis, and David Thompson mer.
chants and partners trading under the style Of Jarvis
& Thompson; Joseph b. Varnum, Dudley b. Fuller and
John Graham merchants and partners, trading under
the style Of varnum, Fuller s. Co; Allen Griffith, Jas.
Hamlet. Thomas Jeffries Richard Jeiiries Coleman
Jetfries. James Wilson, Thomas Mckinney, and -
of Mckinney d hIoseuy; Allen Griffith and -
Armsead. merchants and partners trading under the
style of Griffith and Armstead James Z. Hunt & Co
Clement NJ Alkisson Charles Ellis, Joseph Friend,
John Baily, Charles keeler, Edward Remsen and
Lamer R Shaw, merchants and partners, trading un-
der The style of Baly, Keeer and Rsmsen, who for
the New York Life and Trust Company; Daniel Calf,
Richard kingsland & Co., Squire Pierce Dewey, and
Sylvester Everett, merchants and partners, ,rodng
der the style Of Dewey Il Everett and Martin Hancock,
sheriff Of the county of Charlotte Tske notice that we
shall the Goth day of August, 1889 at The s,orehouse
of Young 81 eem, in the county Of Charlotte and State
| of Virginia. between the hours of o'clock. NJ and
six o'clock, F. NJ, take the dispositions OF Robert Nor
ton and Robert F. Gaines and others, to be read evil
dence in sui, now depending in The Circuit Superior
Court of Law snd Chancery, for the county Of Char
loe, in which you plaintiffs; and Samuel FuQua
John A Fuqua, Josiah w. Chappel and others de.
PENDANTS.
SAMUEL FUQUA,
JOHN A. FUQUA,
JOSIAH W. CHAPPELL, &c.
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