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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
VIRGINIA. L.cisLArCar-Frs Ia. 1910.

TA.s r,r2luiion gave rise 10 a debate that lasted
tiFO ghoat The day and closed by ,hs rajse,sn of
the resolution ii 10 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

gI,i West Wheel rg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

Proceedings had before a meeting of the friends Of
the present Administration, assembled IN the Court
house, in Lccsburg, Loudorn county, on Monday the
-h inst. attended BY a highly respectable auditory,
composed Of al! parfies-Dr. Henry Clagett in the
Char, and Jacob Shut, Secretary. On motion Of
Westwood I. Mason, Esq, the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen a committee 10 report resolutions:
Westwood r. Mason, Charles Douglas, trtal Glass
cock, Charles Slngster, Peter Gregg, Jonah Hood,
Can't. George Moss, Robert James, Col. +. I. Best.
The committee having retired, returned and submit
ted the following resolutions which were read IN 4
c'cor and audible voice br WcStwood I. Mason, ESQ.
Wbercuron J.. l.. Carter, Esq, rose and addressed The
audience in a speech of great length, which to say the
least, for arrangement and effort, speaks well in ad-
vance for the impcrislab!e cause, FOR which ''lhe Spar.
tan band" are battling IN The County Of Loudoun-
"Give The people light, and etlhat light be faithfully
borne to The breeze, and all viii be we'll
After Mr.. Carter had closed his remarks, the business
Of the meeting was taken up and disposed OF in the io!'
lowing manner.
On motion of L. L.. Carter, Esq, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
RtsoIred. That the old ISLANDERS and ca!uinn!es,
which are now again sought to be revived against IRE
s;dent VIM Ruren. are not only ~illibcral, unjust and
nnrounded. but their authors and propagators nave
heeu more thur oace rcbukcd by the voice OF a tree, pa
triotic and INTEL gent people.
p.soIrld. Tha, the futile charge brought against our
President. on account Of the detalcations OF public
,iiccrs ,s not only condemned by the tacts, that it IS
,nt IN ,re power Of the President 10 prevent them,
Tia, thew have occurred under every Administration,
and that they have not been greater under tins than
under previous Administrations, IN proportion 10 the
amount collected and disbursed; butt comes nth q ssry
Ind grace from a party, who, IN The House ofReprescn-
,a,Ivcs of The United States, did, ~wiifully, deliberately
and premeditatcdly, prevent the passage OF a law, dc
signed to secure the public money and punish G9""t-
erS.
Resolrsd, That the senseless cry, which is kept up
BY the Opposition, against our Chief Magistrate for al.
legged extravaganza, IS condemned by The taci that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23
P. CANYON, Secretary.

FOX TIE " RUTRER.
The good people of Stafford. Tor some months, have
bsen lookinr for a visit from Mr.. Willoughby Newton,
The Whip Elector Of the Northern Neck district, to en-
Ephteu them III regard to the political topics Of the day.
From what they knew Of his political history, they could
not faii. to discover III. him a ''marvell"usly proper man
10 teach them p]oiiicai CONSISTENCY, and had no reason 10
douJf that he could offer reasons "thick as blackberries'
TO shew why Democratic Republicans, who had, in com.
pany with the worthy Elector himself, rendered a zeal
Gus support TO the administration Of Gen. Jackson, Ga'
who, Ike him, had objected to the doctrines OF the Ia
nous Proclamation, should now support the preten-
sions Of a candidate General Harrison) who Warmly
opposed every measure Of that administration, win
the exception of the Proclamation. But, dropping
our ironical vein, we were curious to near Tue !
guments by which Mr.. Newton could reconcile the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23
PuJIic Notice to the oarnrrs Of Delinquent Lands IN
TrEiRiu.
ArprToR's OFFICE,
pirbp,npI Mag I@t0.

Richmond, May, $50. !
NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom il may concern: that IN
IN nursuapcc OF two acts of the General Assembly Of virginia,
nossad on the 10th If March, 1899, and the 2'th February, ies',
All lands which have been returned 10 this Office n Delinquent. ir
n. non N mrut of taxes since 1881, or so much Of each fract Is
vii, be Necessary to raise the amount of taxes and damages IN
arrear. will be exposed 10 public sale IN ,he c"ni1es wncfsth n ~.
liz on The several court DAYS 10 be holden in The month of ocio.
Der next. by the sherifs or Collectors Of dis co'nmGnwea,ih. a. an
rc.oo,dcnrc with this office, rs the delinquent lists VIII mol De
printed for circulation. The lists Will he retained IN me oics
mil, Tho month of August in order To afford la non residents ana
others ample opportunity to make the necessary enquiries. n pay
the taxes in airear. lii desirable that all commnnichtions M,
d.essad = N an The subject, should contain as full information as
nossihle in reference to the location of the lands, the quantity OF
each ua't' ~ wy """ JAMES E. HEATH,
,.ao rs-eaw6w Auditor Of ia.
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VIr.tSr, L,<p UrrIcr, June i3lh, 1910

NiHGINI, Lh>D OFFICE, June laNh, 1910.
! conformity with an act Of the General Assembly Of The Com
L monwcaliil of virginia, entitled can aci to reduce into one
act the several acts concerning Eschrators,'' do hereby make
known 10 all WHOM it may concern, that ii appears hS a certificate
of the Eschcator for the county 81 Chesterfield. dated the lith
May, lsl0, and received nj this office, that on the day and year
last aforesaid, the following lots, all situate in Gainesville, Chester
field c.hLntN. e.nh.nlnL u iliS commonwealth VIZ:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

~,oTIrr .r0 coNTR will be recelveds q
Y ,bs af6ce os the lanes River and Kanawha Company, y
Rich,.s.d' Va. until the 9Th July next, for the construction Oh sA
Dams. 9th River Locks, 10 he hnut across 'ame'
IyncIAe re- and the mouth Of North River. ,sorr
The.s Dams are Ia he built Of heavy solid sl"n ~ III "s; -?
- ,,.h n,rt laid in cement as the specifications shai ass,e
maze. and with such abutments, &C. as the shs c sn.' 'N"
az the piaus. They will vary in height from :. = > t : y 7 ocks
Mo nronosaI. will be received for the Lock care, ~ :, !.
between The points above named, with iron WORK shhh'' y t""
The mans and specifications of said Dams and LOCK ua'esm WI IA
h. ready 10 he exhibited by [. II. Gill, Esq, ths Ensihess' w h ~"
,rcr the 18th day of June next, nj his office IN Lynchoul,s - ~" -
contractors may apply for such information as WIZ e"a'0 ''" :
make proper proposals. s,,n manner : for
PAYMENT "a. The work will he made in The same hian anu ~ - ~
other works on the line above Lynchhurs, when "ei 9 :" ~
vemher last. narr viii he March.
1s2-The timber for The Lock Gates VIII pe Jul 1"e" =
cured and laid away carefully as the specihca"IW" WRIGHT
Richmond, 2sh April, 1910. Chief Engineer = =; 2 ri
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

~ n. uOYT bcrs Lave TO call particular attention Y .e
50. Srhc,nes for the present month, which contain 50 many
h,II,iaut prjzes; such as $4,000, $4,000, l2,Uo, m,'U, G''ni 2'o,I
and n,h.r prizes amounting 10 more than half 4 hlLiioH of
DOLLARS .a,, 49,, > hs Cor
noyr's luck is still on the increase. Prizes are sem 10 MS +"
respondents daily. uov- ava o,c,
ADVANTAGE over those ordering from ether persons, y NV -
Asp TRIxscRrPr, containing all drawings, y WIZ. 49, -, :
prizr, n il is a well established fact, that he sells more ny i''s'
prizes than ans other Nender. :, i e.
or An order from every one who sees MS 80"
Icytrd-,nd our best wishes for their success.
Nos. AZ G6 ", $500, sent toa Correspondent ,s S,S =. : ; = T,ct.,
Persons coming to Richmond shohid car d -"
in some of the splendid schemes Oh hahd. q o,r,f
InnaQ
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Two BGlLDERS.-PropoSalS will he received nj the office of the
L James River and KanawlIa Company till The oath June for
the construction uf a Frame Building, 100 feet by 3f feet, over Il
Guaging lnck about 10 h. formed nj the head of the "liuIe Ba
,in'' near the Prnitenliary, Richmond.
The plan and specification may he seen AT the office above men
toned, where all the necessary information in relation Ia the work
will he gwen by the subscriber.
WM. LAKE,
r. 4. Engineer, IL n. and Il. Company.
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John a. MEREDITH AND JOHN B. YOUNG, Attorneys a
- Lr, practice In the Courts Of Richmond, irnTico, Hanover
Charles City, New Kent, and Kin. William. Th'it Office = on
Main street, in the new building immediately opposite The Bank
of Virginin.
June 70 lo-Jt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-ln pursuance Of a decree of The
- Circuit superior Co,lr, Of Law and Chancery Tor the County
y Hanover. pronounced on the 18th day Of April, 1910, in Il suit in
Chancrry, IN which Joseph II. Hughes is plaintiff, aud Archibald
.. limhcTiakt, Thomas G. Clarke, james u. Smith, aud Charles
!. GooGall, Sheriff OF the County OF Hanover, are defendants, 81
shall, rs special Commissioner appointed by said decree for thai
purpose, on Thursday, the ID day of July next, il fair, if not The
h.st fair day thereafter, proceed IL sell nj public auction, on The
premises Tor cash, a lot Of ten acres of Land, lying at the head o
Tue aechnnicsville Turnpike, in the said County Of Hanover, with
The buildings and improvements misunderstanding ola comforta,
bic dwelling, Il store-housc, and ether on. houses; and is part nj
the same property conveyed by the said James Il. Smith 10 the said
Thomas &. Clarke by deed of trust bearing date the eth day oi
Oct, le36.-fron The location of this property, the profits thai
may be realized from a Wei! managed grocery and store must be
considerable; II also believe 10 be II most advantageous stand
for almost any description of mechanic.
WIN. T.. II. POLLARD, Com.
NAYS l2t-Iut
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STAMMERlNG ClEED.
TAR CONSTOCK'S Vocal Gymnasium ana LycfInn Ter tlncu.
- lion. Philadelphia. This Institution Is open from the itSt oi
septcmbar in the last OF Jnne-Jnly aud August hcins vacation
mnnths. An DESTROYS of instruction, either for the cure OF sfa1s-
nerIns, Lispiag, or improvement in Hoeancn, may learn me con
A. 49,; of ANDREW COMSTOCk, II. D.,
No. 100 Mulberry tArchl Street, Philadelphia.
SD. Corastock'> Remarks On Stamnrrina, ccftihcates OF
cures. aud the numerous recommendations when hc mas tthlnro
uf hs S,If,r If Focal Ggmn1stc-, are appended 10 his circular,
,y,iic,, shall be SEN, to any one " ln may wish 10 learn lnfr upon
Tie yu"j.Ct of hrs Institution. SatIsilrior! references VIII NC
s''sn - '' i 7-'Ot+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

NrOTICE.-McssrS. Phrppen * Jones havin: by 4 deed OF the
N I'M, ulr. transferred Ia me their property, debts, and effects,
I have. with The appreciation of the principal creditors, who are
therein provided for, empl"yed said !; & }; TO close Tue business
= soeriIv aS n%ractrahIc. To effect this object, they VIII sell The
storE on hand, for cash or town arcrriancta. Persons from Tue
country, in want Of articles in their line, VIII had II 10 Their IN
,erc-r IA give them n call before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscriber being DESTROYS 10 close tins concern WIN as III
lie delay as possible, Mr.. Jones, one Of me agents, w'l eau upon
all thuse indebted to The firm, by note, bond or open account, for
settlement. .:;.
and nrenare to close their respective accounts without delay.
49, RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
r..s laO-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

TEkL!FNN SULPHUR AND CHhLYBEATE SPRINGS
hereby informs his friends and the public generally, that hi i'm
pr"vcment> Tor the season, which will commence on the 10Th IN
slant, VIII 5- complete by that time, and viii be amply sufficient
I'VE hu' dr,i persons.
It's situation is on the main road l'adinG from Milton y. {. by
Black Walnut Ia t~iark>vh!r, III Mecklcnhtrg county, Virginia,
aud nearly cqnidi-iant from those two ioiEtS-Sn riilcs ircrI III"
Mouth Carolina linz, ard twelve InrlrS from Halifax courthouse.
aud in M elevated and beautiful region Of country. The rrunr.
tics "T the respective water. are in!iratnd hy their n,hh"S. The
water il .tf"a.ly InprC"uaiud vii, III liur, and also holds IN 30
ln'i"n a parti"n Of EPSON SAILS, Nn.nc>ia, and p"rirt.> q portion
"f Nirc. though nuutn. i-r 4 correct analysis iis h"' u n.dd'-
TusIc ! ais" = large portion Ui 81 rhnrettcd lyircg.n "a. ~ :his
water.
The discovery Of the C~halyheat" water i. recent, and although
yielding IL the proper test, abundant evidence ii Ike presence ~
Ir"n m. nul trrn used enough 10 test lis rcnrdatc agenc. - any
ur:.!"r'llrr extent.
OF The snlplnr water, however, as = IcncfHir agent, much
more MAY b, sad, iui.nucI as IL has gwen many evidences OF
il powers over the lHiHan sysicti IN runH. many cases Of tina;
distressing affection called dyspepsia. which has IL scat IN d!soT-
der 81! ihr digestive apparatus; igur and Fever, tUtau"nn@ at
i"clInns, Liver disease. &c, DC. giving, aS u were, new lie
and energy 10 parts, the functions Of winch had been interrupted
for a lime, and consequently restoring an! giving new lmpnlsinns
IL The Whole system.
With the arrvc preparations, together with a delightful bathing
establishment, a large and comfortable bal! room, and cNccnrn;
hand Of music constantly al The place, the proprietor hopes 10 rem
der comfortable all who may choose 10 call on him with a view Ia
Tie curative influence Of the mineral waters, bath, &c, or for The
innocent aEuSciEcni> Of the ball room.
HENRY EASILY.
lama 10 Ia-tl,ty
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VALuARLE PROPERTY roR ,IE-The under.;rnc1 hni

Ehh1NHLE PROPERTY FOR SAIE.-1hc undersigned being
"eteinined 10 Change his residence and occupation, offers for
~ n ~ hhu ana premises attached TO Nottowny Courthouse,
- - situated ~ a popmlous neisltOurhond, OF fine society,
W. ,i'hHHkahiy healthy, with advantages rarely 10 be met with.
~ the Ht>t pace there is no rivalship in the tavern, which com
"l'Nus y phtrniiagc equal 10 any small county IN Virginia. There
" thce separate fencmcilS attached 10 the premises paving
iaiin'oine rents, with a full share Of transient custom, and is one
y ~ Srcnt 'uroichflGes for Western pork and horses, which
ahnnaIE come 10 Nirginia. This tract contains one hundred and
y MY Nve acres of land of cond quality, and some Of il highly
manfred, and would be n most valuable investment 10 any one
VINO Is fond of the calling. 4 great bargain can be had by early
application TO the subscriber. \. u. FU0IA.
NottnMay c. H., lnne 10. 1910. Isl
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Ertensire saie Of TaluaL!e Lands in Orauyc,

IN pursuance of a decree pronounced on l?h Feb, 1910, by the
|, s !" 5%, G ,nt for nm lienri &c and Richmond, in a suit in Ehans nc
md the heirs OF Thomas Macon, dec, and others are defendants,
md under the authority conferred upon rs by The said decree rs
special commissioners of the Court, we shall proceed on Fri
lay, the Sth day Of May acx,, il fair, If not The NEXT fair day, 10
sell upon the Lands a. rahlic auction, the following tracts of land,
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon, IN the County
II ornns", formerly b'I.ngins !" The said Thomas Macon, dec.
md by hin conveyed 10 William Hay, Ir, Edmund w. K"otcsand
George Fisher. by deed Of trust, dated the 9TH June, ISL, and duIy
recorded in tie County Of orl"gr; which tracts are described IL
Attract containing one thousand eight hundred and tw enty-one
dec, by his deed hearin. date the Isl January, 1899, daily recorded
tcularly set forth in the last mentioned deed.
Also, attract of siNtytl,rce acres adjoining thereto, purchased by
said Thomas Macon Of John Scott, trustee oil Reuben Burnley.
Also, n tract containing all TINT tra,t which was conveyed 10
said Thomas Macon hy John Taylor, and rraurtS his wife, by
iced dated iah A1yei,b-r, lsai, doiy rrcordrl in the districI,
Gonrt Of FyedcricEssnrc The boundaries Of whic, n ia particular.
ly sci forth in The last mentioned deed, with The exception "r thrcc
hundred acses thereof, conveyed IS SAID Thomas Macon - ins
Also, n tract Of Fonr hundred and fly acres, situated near III,
ir.t mentioned tract, purchased Of Hacha,ah Giha., and bounded
~ The lands of John Williams, Joseph Williams, James Barbour
and Robert Mansfield.
purchased Of James Madison, and bounded by the lands Of said
Madison, William Smith aud Reuben Newman.
We Shaii n he SANE time, by The SarIr authority, proceed 10
sell, upon the tract Of lS2l acres aforesaid, a. plhic auction, such
"f the Slaves conveyed ~ the deed Of rru>t of The 81: June, is!7,
aforesaid, and not already sod under the said deed, or ihcif in
crease, aS shall BE- produced to u.
1t proposed 10 have these Lands survc, ed before the sale, and
sub divided into smaller tracts, which may he sold separately or
together, 10 suit the wishes Of purchasers. The decree gives u
If the sales are not completed on The day when they are com.
mcnccd, they will be continued from day 10 da! or from time 10
time, until completed.
TrRM..-Thelands are to be sold on these terms: one. fourth of
The pnrchHs" money to be PAD IN cash, The rest in three equal an
GOOD personal security, aud by re;a!nine The title Of The land til
The last paymeat is made.
P;S-nrhe alloy" mentioned tract conveyed :" Thomas Maro"
ini.sioncrs hayin. been informed she" the Gr.r pnhlirarion ortfis
advertise mrn', lt!.orch They do not know Tie fact, that tia, tact
was sold several years ago by Thomas Macon himself.
5 {, y jJ jiE&SS; c"'"@s,..
PosTPoNEMENT.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
THE Lectures al the Faculty Of Physic Of The University oil
4 Maryland. viii commence the ensuing term on the first day
OF September next, aud will continue un;l the hrr day OF March
following.
Professor \. PorrEn, Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
r. w. Hall, Obstetrics, Hygiene and Med. Jurisprn-
lcncr.
Professor :. 6. EAKEF, Ma,cta Mcdira, Therapeutics.
W. +. 4. AIkiS, Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
w. y. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
I" y. r.. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
BY the arrangements for the next session, l. Smith Will give
full and complete course on Surgery before The usual period for
his departure for Lexington, and after his departure an additional
course in Surgery will be given by the Professor of Anatomy.
The Faculty are satisfied that Medical Students will fully appr".
ciatc the great advantages 10 he derived from a six months course
Of Iccturcs-whic for the few who caGnotc conveniently spend
six months in town, an attendance during -four months as in other
Institutions, will meet the demands Of the charter.
WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, Dcan.
June , TT
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ri rs,ii,, n he Countygf Chesterfield ami

a HEt Is. -. TX a'' N'"'rt
G,3nf R'chm0ad, for sale.
.,.t ..r.,aS Of -" Circuit Superior Court of Law
l. ,- y tr rrn c.e,",y ~ Il .aricn aud city q Eic!I-
...g ug Nj tsa and IN days of February, i>f,' IN
... ,..-.ln ! p@uiu.. STYLED Co-by'S guardian
,4"g4l r-f-4,l. tn Commissioner therein
.......r wti afsr fr SIIe, a. fInlir auction. 10 tn"
m- - n E.raI. Nv the said decree directed 10 be
. r...ni g1rrel OF LAND, lying on lanes River,
s-' fta, bean. rhr' pat u! the Fan. r!1nta-
w...U, g.I III samuel Eusrg Of thaS. Brown. Jesse
.... T. G.y;!,g, Trustees 81 \. /. woodbridge and
*. al - il. an! Hear, CLARK" and wife, ny decd
,F.., II tie county Cont Of Eh.>;crnaid-con-
,al. nil. E!nifrd aud ,irre-rnirtn asF.s, : TO.
"A wing in rHy cry oi Richmond, upon the East
.r.... h,fnuin. al the North corner 81 a Lot sold
n, -. ici.,rrS IL the jewish synagogue, rin-
+. .l Tl.tXarliy with Locust street - i-''' thehc"
asht "naIrs wnh Locust street IL ~, . M ~.
w,aguc. 4 Lot or parcel f ground adjoinins:that
X. ,.n..t rg thence North Ea>rwardly with Locust
Z. -.So,,h Ea-twardly. at right angles WIN 10
-. !, aIlar. thence SJli.ws'G!y, pdfaiie. VIII
r,.,,, n the beginning. \ Lot or parcel Of
r.,.rI al Mayo ur Locust street, between iHt.
w.... H., "a III. North East, and the property "l
raI WI, On tie S"nrh West cen'a,nlnT as"i, =
....4 m, IN Srd Mayo " Locust street, aud extend
tr,s nj liI.v. 4 10; or parcel oi ground, begin
in IN. :litl side Of an alley, aud running on
...t. D,.r.a' ~ feet; thence u, rlshi angles I" ie'h
r... r.lr. nlrll.l I, 18th street ~ feet 10 Slid alley
..lsl,r ~! f.rt u the b"sinninc-contalnii $50
...... &L,to r pa:r"I of ground, on ID or cary street, S" y,
j. fu.lr@ front on said street, ami running oaCk ~
......~ ,au.rnlt aau of Lot No. 315, described IN a deed
.- aa t4.ua., ct th2 Hastings Court oil kicalhon"' i.r"
~ ...f n =, ina. U,;ll, as then lately occupied by 6. L.
.s. Ar,os uq-cl Of ground. fronting 30 feet on + street,
.tn.It or Parcel Of ground purchased ny Sainuei ,os-
#m.~ Sal'lhy deed cf BARGAIN and SAFE "l record ~ M VI
. ,V.-s AZ tic am III Hastings for the city oil Eich-
....M. n .as af;rrla<rd hv the said VIM. Smith OF Tho
.- ~..-t.tt Wiz, ~ deed u record in the same Office.
".... Fl. rr.t H-. advertised - one Of the most Vainhhlc
.r..4 Tho lam. Itself j. Of superior quality;
I, - r,.I. and IL Immediate cnntiguiiy 10
.-."nr us Ey upp1>itr - the city OF iichti''la-
..r,.. r na il. must r,ud.r u a desirable estate !"
-u 4. w.. iii r1rutl!. Several 81 the Lots !Eln. III tHs
.u... K. ,,.At. i4?ro"cd and are convenient ana
...r. at.. -anl upon one Of thcin there Is erect
.~. .e.. order. ONE 1t The most spacious ana oeS' II
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EATnIiER WHITE SiILrIiCR srEINGS

~ u - ~ - htr'f
THIS establishment, ~ miles from Alexandria, y. g., and b
4 ifGn fredericksburg, i again open for the reception 81 com.
2aRy, and VIII ht conducted with more energy thln over Every
thing within our reach viii hr done Ia make The guests more com.
Portable than lrrItoiurc-G the Bar, a WELL ~ III Tie DUung aud
Eod rooms. The Eathing establishment viii be cnlnfieic--up-
py ing Baths with hot and cnlG-frrcsionr 81 sulphur water NJ
p!caStrre-Thc lovers uf music, will find the Band unsurpassed.
Ii may hr due In thu prhlr ~ well a ourselves {" ~, the VIZ
iucs Of The Waters have been sirikingly cScmriiicd III several
other cases Of DropSy this spring. 80 much 80, a TO hay" con
irncd in thr minds nf nrny, the opinion, that an almost Iniaiil-
bic rrtp,iy for that affecting disease - here afforded.
The better 10 Accommodate the public, arrangements have hcrn
mad. Tor Keeping the establishment open the Thntc goIr.-Ih"
ciiaIcr for Board from 18th October In LIST Jane, wllihr barely sui
hcirui 10 cover the additional expense, - pr wcrk-lUd dnrin:
The month uf June, and from iit 18th September 4" lfh October,
81 per week. From lSt Juy 10 18th sept, $40 per week; per
month, ST.: fr , months, STD fer thc srrsoa, commencing 18th
June. and ending list uc'-) $50; being less than - cents a day, 10
those who stay the whole season. Beard per day, 81. meals and
lodgings, 50 cents each. Children under II years Of age, and
coi0rcd servants, half price; white servants three fourth price;
horses - cents Il day.
Ti weekly Stages viii run from Alexandra aud Frc1eilrks-
burg; they will be daay after list July.
The subscriber, as superintendent, with the approval of the
President Of the Company, Mr.. Jones Green, has engaged the ser
vices If such assistants a entities him 10 hope that general salts
f,rti,u viii be given. DANIEL WARD.
Ir,ra 1-tlDhug