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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

LABOR SAVING SoAp.-Mr. Gibbs-I herewith.
send you Recipe for making the Labor Saving
soap $50 cailcdl which 10 cxceilen, article Tor
washing and saving labor.
The Recipes for making have been sold IN this
place from i've 70 ten dollars-and the soap seven
cents per pound but can be manufactured FIR about
Two cents If you see fl you may publish Il for the
benefit Of the public
Take two pounds Sal soda.
Two pounds Of yellow bar soar.
Ten quarts OF RAIN water.
Cut soap into thin slices and boil al tcgeln ,
two hoars-ihen strain through cloth, let j, cool,
and : 1T for
Drec'oasJor Jsiag the s9aP.--Put the clothes
n soak the night before you wash and to every pal
Of water IN winch you boil the clothes aGi enc
pound 81 soap, The clothes Viii need 40 rubbing.
merely rnse them cut and they Will be perfectly
clean and white.
Great Fails, :. H.. OL4. l-5s.
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KEEPING Icr.-1he GLOWING from the kentucky
Farmer the receipt for keeping icc noticed by W.
yesterday.
We take, at sunrise, from the ice house as much
ice VIII probably be wanted through the dav, and
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which sits IN the dairy house. ~ night the SIZE Of
any given lump is scarcely pcrcepubly diminished.
1t is perfect charm Away with your halt ton Of
lumber, charcoal anu zinc, with which You are hum
bngged. under thc name Of reir gerator.'
The editor Of tho Frankfor, Commonwealth ada.
that he has tried the method here Recommended
and that II wers perfectly
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

TIME liberal patronage the SUBSCRIBER received during
tile last season. induced hm nj great cNi~lr, 10 MAKE
additions buildings, and other acc"mnoda-
lions these s; celebrated Mineral Springs lie VIII be- pre-
nared 10 receive visitors before the lei day al jay si
Tie Buckingham White sulphur Springs are "iiacd within
one mil. from The Town OF Cudsvle, III the county Of Buckins
ham, miles from Richmond, II miles from yncrs u miles
from Farm, le and from Buckingham e. H. The stu
healthy though in retired aud elevated stniiion
health lie
tIgh well cultivated crnaify he subscriber
well prepared accommodate from @ {" no visitors Ills
buildings are cnlnodou ANA convenient and IN their location
aud constructions special reference has het made To The conrrt
and pleasure of visitors attentive iocl Keeper has been
nrocued and excellent Bar Keeper fnm one I'll
the cities With George Walker al the head at The and II Is nm
that visitors VIII he enter
tanned with But the medicinal Character Of the
Springs the two principal which been carefully submitted
10 chemical analysis, H. T. Gardner u late Of london,
and Professor filling with distinguished ability tll- Chair
uf Chemistry ampden sydney College. The following is
from 4 letter from Doctor Gardner 10 me:
sYou ask my opinion The properties Of those Mineral Springs
,pls and on comparing that II m celebrated
White sulphur springs hnd the solid aud gaseous Ingredients
almost Identical"
The subscriber could furnish many tesnrN II nvalids md
Others who ana satisfied al the aSnsh
happy effects of these waters hut m deems nnncccssa
nyalida judge Tor Themselves lie feels nj lie,
Ia those who wish make enquiries 10 the following
gentlemen 10 Boiling Gooclamd, Mr.. Whiock Of
Hon T.. w. HUBBARD Mcssr Snur &. Anderson
and Henry f. Watkins of Prince Edward AID Judge Wilson Of
Cumberland.
The address Of the subscriber il, Curdsvils, Va
SAMUEL MORRIS:
Iulv ii-tf
Tie Petersburg viii publish above and send their
10 this office for settlement
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THOMAS RlTCHiE.
;, -,,.,,,s If the Richmond Enquirer.

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publisher, aud w" , ~, ,,, when me advanced
- II ~ en-" h, he erased troa ihr list q shps' -,
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The ~, .y,sriruce &c The Editorial "P ,S,S
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

rIIIiS elegant establishment open for the reception q"
L visitors, under control and superintendent a o
tile The incrra-n. reputation of is waters, IT. really
superior accommodation and t proximity Ia the Northern cities
leave purirnrs doubt hut that the company VII
very large and fashionable our usually excellent band
music in attendance the Isl of July. Stages
Alexandria. Frederick Charlottesville and Win
chester, and, from III. III o July, will run daily from tr Two
former points Frc,cricks leaving there
arrival Richmond cafsal arriving nj the Springs before
night rr-, Orc i, kept her" which called, on Inc hooks
OF ,c Post U.cc Departments "Warrcntnn Springs Daily mails
arrive alike from The North and The South Passengers for tie
South leaving after breakfast Viii ut Ia Fredericksburg III time
for The evcnin. cas,hosr North viii leave the Springs
alonl suaSc and reach Washington IN time iur The Northern
cars The fare viii exceed 81 - 10 fredericksburg or
a % 10 Washington THESE nf the
attendance accommodating assistants, and The pledge t" HE
subscriber Superintendent leave nothing umd"ne {" ave
w.ll hopes sufficient imiuccment 10 large
portion OF The public 10 favor Us with their rrtS.nre
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
Richmond, July I, lsii. lG-lal.
ihrr Wishes 10 dsnns OF all his nrnrir in Vi

u,IlE subscriber wishes dispose OF all his property Virgo
ma privately, if Il be donc adyantaseo:sly il not, pub
liy 10 days from this date II sold rnhcy the time terms
MI, be gwen future advertisement, aud wishing
o treat privately know the l., application 10 my bro
,hsr nrycr!y ieih, NJ Subjects Y. o. pawinian TO-, Va
IL, Plantation James river called DOVER This estate
IN the county Goochland and Is tm well known 10 require
.srrupn about 800 100 If which first
ra lny grounds so the stock Of Mules, il"rscs, Farming
Utensils ami The Forage and Provisions hand
seeded pn tins Farm this
"a. My Farm Chesterfield, called ST LEDGER containing
,huu, il0 acres, with the stock Of all kinds
' NJ a.om 100 NEGRO S-Men, Women Boys and Girls.
iii SIS interest Gall-sn MillsIc torn Mil adjoining
the Water Power attached ANA number {" aa'rht
~ ha,.e aud the Od Locks Of the James River Company
l,b Two cncnrnls Church Ill., in the city 81 Richmond.
which can lie described application Mr.. Thomas Carter Of
" ' " JOHN HEril
2-ui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
June /

1r0TICE-JNO. MCCONNELL, pENsIsr, Gorfrnor strcd,
Richmond pdinforms persons LIVING ~ the country who
h the pei crnance Of Dental operations it lrs may Obtain
l- services performance ui any operations il me e-r-
the natural teeth for iHe Insertion :" atia et'
when magnitude of The operations viii justify tc expenses
81 travelling. Address a above . j.. >, ;, -.
R,f,reaers-Rey Geo. Woodbridge Dr. G"b g. Caiell, VIM
Mitchell IT. Esq iubl. |. Saith, Esq, SAM T. Parsons Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
I'aInubie James Rieer Estate far safe.

,r,r subscriber oilers sale his Estate the county of Gooc
land hn.wu a. iiowlras Neck, formerly the residence of
rJ,l deceased, and considered Of the most
ra:u ana valuable Estates on James River The Tract con-
800 ,u l acres Land, Of which 2J SO low
.,"und. III the qualify, and uD in woods; much u the
n,.n land good III The state The Improvements On The
.a, ay al rllr consisliu. Of large Dwelling House
vim rn rnu,> cellars closets, built at brick and II Tie
r uatrr. ali OsScS gardens strawberries,
,n ,r,s, yc III. situation thu most healthy aud
bau on river, and The ne.bosood Is good as any III the
STATE, The River Canal, which through. The Estate
affords he creates, facility If getting the produce 1" market
II rrvat- sale until "Wednesday The 4i Of An.
cu., upN II which sold previously VII be- sold Ia
rhe Highest iiicr al II O'clock NJ, on Tie premises.
Mr. Hatcher my manager, will take pleasure N showing the
Estate 10 any person wishes purchase Fur terms apply
10 Nm H. and Holden Rhodes, Esqrs 10 the sub
scr,h-i. JAo A. " NNiH"nhM.
Gus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

ri,EN DOLLARS REV AE.Ean from liz" subscriber,
i Twin. ;nr miles Gouchldnd Cunr hoi>c, nv man
Tom a. Thomas. lie 4 stout well built man, about ~ years
old s feet or inches high dark "copper" c!" pleasing
when ukrm and petite IL. has u" mark ah't
face prctrh lie walks isl he appears 7" h uh;
fun !iaS the like or =! liz ni!i 'i
Had on when III Gotten uzaanTe slr aud panla"oas
ana warn coat doubt hut he viii attempt II pas y
He hcrn waiting man, and travelled good lea
parts The state particularly about Norfolk aid c
low.r country ,sl giye the reward il Gciir."
or scrurad m i,il MARTIN JAMES.
I,,v eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

CLASSICAL school FOR YOUNG laiiiES--lhc sntSrri-
I her engaged In the business al n:tun for
thirty Years, fifteen them Principal Of Female SEMINARY
Nils and Portsmouth proposes 10 open, ~ tic ci'! III Ken
naud October Institution for The nsirc
Young Ladies the various branches ot Classical ana
Learning The terms, location, and other particulars, VIII
he stated prospectus IL b. hereafter ci.rn.
HENRY ROBINSON, # .N"fDis.
I.,, lJ-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

EjE SALE Dan river, on which NOW resiae
TIN. Estate nav truly called valuable, and Is III hen s.a
q narn,em.n consists Of 49, Of Low Grounds ana
high Land. II has Brick House of the largest SIZE
s part State and every building essential 10 the ac
,'turodafon III a family and necessary TO cropping. $50
I expatiae upon the value OF such an estate Dr.
, disposed buv will be inclined 10 look ana examine
..t ana !, invited so The of sale will he COM
those disposed buy, by the owner, who - gene
rug home, and will he always ready either ny hl'e o, ms
I Estate by the Of the Berry I'M Es'atc no.
yc>v sold PRIVATELY viii offered for SALE the highest
cr auction Of October with all the
EDWARD Z. DARLINGTON.
Inn. io-,ds