Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
F3uoJ1Ee UHITE SULPHUR SPRING

/, F3GpIIEP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
TEyHE crow d. that have visited these springs anu o
| n general satisfaction expressed, EaVe encouraged
The Company 10 make extensive improvements si"ce
! the las,
Besides charging The accommodations very much 10
Other respects. the former Bath House WIZ he I"uno
urea,Iy improved and furnished with cupnus supply
! az hvi and cold Sulphur aud Free Stone Water and
ne and elegant ediice, upon the most approved pnn
will be ready by The lst Of July, and be equal Il is
I hoped 10 any Bathing Establishment IN our country
Without pete nding 10 vie with the un' quaitd warm
Sprinr Bath the t.iqpsratuTe of that celbtaed fountain
is option OF he visitors either ~ The centre rlnng
irp BATH in The il private rooms /" hch surround II
! the whole being enclosed WITHIN the ociaa"h uu'hc
exterior whose mnares and sprrsi The de;enl.
nation of the conpany 10 please the fancy and crafty the
tastes Of The nvalIGs well is The Voafits OF pleasure
The extraordinary of the waters proved in nu-
mprous insta salubry OF The country around,
in full view of the mouraiGs, supplying The finest
meats vegetables aud .rul;sits ready access to he sea
board being within 50 miles nt The District oil lnIum'
ba and 81 of Fredercksbur.-ih elegant hail,room,
adorned with magnificent chanderfs ahd iesouhd-
inu with the strains uf most delightlu banc OF mu-
sic-the extensive buildngs-he noble porlico-l The I'M
proved grounds and shady walks refreshed with jets
deau present attractions The people which IL will not
overlook.
To secure The best Wines liquors, attendants and ser.
von,s every attention has been paid The roads have
been improved costly bridge over the Rappuhannock
within few hundred yards Of the Spring is in rapid
progress 10 completion
Ion CITY and the Springs leaving each place early in The
morning. and arriving The Springs at \ clock, AND
at Washington in time for the Baltimore cars OF The same
day. This line continues to Louisa Courthouse oaiy,
branching al Orange Courthouse and running thence
TO charlottesville 1t leaves The Springs at IN the
morning and runs that ercni 10 Louisa Soufthouse
and Charlottesville.
There will also be daily line from Fredericksburg
to the Springs, and thence ri weekly I" Nnches'er
The Springs will be ready for the reception Of conf
nany on the 18Th of June. On the 9TH of july the De-
caraon of Independence will be read, and at the ear
ne ST solicitation Of the Company slr Jno S Pendletnn,
The dsting delegate from Rappaannock has con-
sen,ed to deliver Grafton The Music and The Dance
will add 10 the attractions Of the occasion
On the first Tuesday in September, the Races lake
place The Victoria Course, within hall mile OF the
Springs
The terms will be as follows: Board per week $40;
per month $780, for two months SG5 for the end
ing the Isl October, $50 Servants and children, under
l2 years of uge half price Per day 81 breakfast and
Supper 80 cents each; Dinner 10 cents; Lodging Oh cts
Horse, per day. G2 cents; per week Sd; per month
SIS.
The subscriber has been appointed Superintendent,
and trusts that he will be able 10 give general satisfaction
Nav % r5-f1 DANIEL WARD.
raj AND FOR SALE -Agreeably TO the provision of
4 the last will and testament OF Col lhnrles "a
mack deceased viii be sold 10 the highest bidder, upon
the premises public auction, on Tuesday, The 10Th
day of September nex-upon credit oi one, two and
three years the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security and lien upon the property as additional Sc
CURLY for the purchase money that well known and
valuable estate upon which The ,estaor lived lying in
the county Of Cumberland containing 1900 acres OF
land 60 or 100 of which creek bottom well drained.
large portion Of the tract is in woods The land is
well adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat, tobacco and
clover and will be sold in four eparae parcels tracts
with an ample supply Of timber upon each
The Mansion House tract will contain rs acres, 215
of which are in woods well ,imbered-the dwelling
house and all necessary houses for The accommoda-
ton Of large family in good repair-a wheat Thrash
inp Machine-an extensive Orchard Of select fruit,
&c, &c.
Also another trnct the north side Of Big Guinea
Creek called Atkins, containing 422 ID acres, l1l OF
which are in woods well tmbered Upon this tract is
comfortable dwelling house and other houses for the
accommodation OF family
Also another tract of 63 Ia acres upon which is
valuable mill situated on Big Guinea Creek, running
two pair OF stones with fixtures for making hnur, &c
The location of the mill is surpassed by but few, and
receives an excellent custom.
Also. another tract of 40 acres % of which are in
woods-upon which is valuable lanyard, with all ne
cessary fixtures and buildings for the accommodation of
suall family.
The above property all joins and offers inducements
capitalists rarely 10 be met with Immediate possession
will he given OF The mill, and possession Of the balance
Of the property by the 18th day of December next
the purchasers having The privilege of seeding crop Of
wheat Gentlemen are invited 10 call and the pro-
pery for themselves, such property rarely offered
in market. Captain Win. Lee MIR. Charles WamaCk
living the premises, will show tie property 10 any one
wishing TO purchase.
| Al the same time and place, upon credit OF nine
months will be sold, all the plantation tools, horses
cows sheep stills aud about % 600 pounds Of she al
| oats JHOS w. CROWDEt,
SCION G. SPENCER,
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