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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
CLAWkE's OFFICE.

CLAUAE's OFFICE.
FOR THE WEEK.
OF lcs lay e, suing IRON Ba.nsIs Capit4s-ssO1o
'''''' '' % OF ~ u drawn Nos Tickets 81 80.
For weJne sdsy evening C.rstais-s2ooco. coo 400
'o <Ss and 10 or 1000, etc. 10 drawn Nos Tickets a.
For Thursday evening. Lossburr F.,r. r. Can,,.,s
I9i $1,000 each. $780, u Of 100 etc. IL drawn Roe
Atthe EIcilnge, Eehnond, Friday n 81 o,elock g..
~ ~ <-e1 OF lSr etc. - dra~u Of c. -
For SATURDAY evHuin. Gcsud Consolidated E,,r, e.
Ts 2OrO if6i, of ooc is drawa Nos
Received Monday Morning. Lee-bn.s Aeaey Class
ic. ia-S P1zes OF sStOc each, 7Joi, GOO 27 50 OF
wv eie- IL drawn Noz- Tickets si0
Leesturs Class o. draws a, aic,snAr.,. on sa,ur-,,
Mor, The sll PIEes-sof e25ou svu. 600 Pm 50 81
pre- Lse Of a I , es AZ 2 Fer SSSey
10 81 1000 10 500 10 Of 30 is Of 30 ia Of ia s,e
rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40. 49,
schemes, neosns the cash viii Be promptly a9e1de .o
nov q ws. B. CLARKE
sTkATroN's OFFICE,
Fourteenth Street
Lcesbu:g Lottery, Extra, No. 81 for Tueslay evening
prze OF 5000 l3O, lUsT, OF go, &c. IS Nos; /.
drawn. Tickets 81 90.
New Jersey Lottery, No. d; for "Wednesday evening
prize Of s2,io e1o IS o 9O' 2So 1874. 10 OF lOO0,
LeesbuIs Lottery, Extra So for Thursday evening
prizes OF sl"t1 each, OF 3ieO, 30 Of 1000, &C. 10
Nos-i2 drawn. Tekeiss s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

REMOVAL.
TUE subscriber has removed % Tho house rcccnfv &C.
u curicd ~ Mr. Abbot. nearly orrnsie Nerers
Acf buTal Go where he oilers for sale general a.
softncut 81 Groceries II tho bcsi kind viz
~ boxes of loaf Surar
~ hbs nulvcrzcd sud crusheddo
Various era les Of browndo
Sugar Iiou,c, orlcans snd r n Mclasscs
Java and oihsr Coffe~
ftfcnt aud other Sperm Candles
Itlow On
Pure winter strained sperm oil
Rest 2 and Black Teas
10 Sack Liverpool andG A Ran
Nails lfon, Nccl, etc. cite.
o. ~ esdim WIN HARRIsoN.
al EINKtNs FREsu MOUNTAIN NUT
w TEu, iust received and for sale, By
noiS FRY a 60.
TWENTY BARRELS APPLEs, Tor ssic by
n0H fRi Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

Lcesburg Lottery, Class p. For MondAy morning
Prize Of 1000 100 51o 3l55 POO Pro 1870 ISM isoo
10 II 1000 10 OF 500 10 Of 80 Is Of 40 iO Of $50 c,e
rs Nos Is drawn. TckCtsSiQ - ~
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500 REV

$40 REWARD.
X AN AWAY from our pitts, In Hcnrico comfy, four
~ hohihs snce. negro man named WARNER, the
properly ~ Dr Price OF Hanover. lie Is about 10
o age mnsito compact boslexsed AMI low stature
aooot ice; fors inches high-he has a scar, think
sewhsfc on nis Jaw ~ very poiie exceedin.Iy qua
eio. and addicted to lie was Of
r Mord 81 fIederieksburg, and belong
~ James Corbin, In which part VI county think
hkey he 10 lurking will give the above reward II IA.
zen nut o tie counties OF enIieo Hanover aud Sc
W JAN 80 that yet hrnor clio IL -ken In either OF
ri'nrnS f,nIfnos - ~,
SER df w.
IIoR oIALLoRAN AND Ills NAN MARX AN
- iHoNf O1OOLE-Pau 6'h OF this popular work
oy WIN 10 maxwell, author OF Stories OF Waterloo, &c
VIII W. beautiful ergravingS Representing the ROBBERY
o. ION Maicy, and the Duel Just published and for sac
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mrs cru, ,SsIATURE PAINTING.

nj nS SSlLET i, who l. well known as MINI. Tupr Z.
-s-.. VIZ Eh having returned Rshnond ofJrrs -
IIsSes 70 uI9se pers9ns wish f.hf,I I,S
e h she invites ladies' and gentlemen 10 an 80,
G p specimens. lsueet door 10 Mr. PeSsica,s ~"
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st. vrNcESr's COLLEGES

SA' NiNCENTt COLLECA
Near Richmond.
v'iis Insihuca ~nl be opened on the 3s.i Of No,.m
Der The discipline enforced aud course u stuJles
% a. W. DC such AZ are used IN other Catholic ins
"'n OF the liberal aud a.srsrnins.
TERMS
-. tsiuon a'oae. dvrox the scholastic s5o
iilf banding dining al the coIIex . do "a,
hnss sn ,sso: WASHING and intending
nary eases. 'lu'lnE tue seholisile ye.r...... no
",sII Ac i"r Aueh q. ieuain during -
be modetaas - ~ ''"s''
texuaiion 20 which the very moderate eharses will al
bisiiDP WiItLAs.
noI Nv oi REV T. UBRIEN
1O0 Casks TIIOmAsToN LINE. for ale.
rOO on board Sehr Reswirr. Apply 90 u,,s,er an
eoard.oIio nos RANKIN * wHrTIoCx
(AhPErs-A turtle, supply Of wooiea and Nag
-, tUNNINciIAM's
cheap cash dry soods store.
HoNEY-so gals Of prime VI, sina Honey lust received
acs a." "' ssie' sAM DOVE.
(ikANDoLEs.-A new aud beaTiiaI sTI,eIe of
p'ieo'. nos JAMES EVANS
HE TINE Is COME AT la ST thai you can
now buy Hats and Csps as cheap the ehcspssf Of
Lnp1ru'n opposite the Deli Tavern Main strcet We
& ,eeeseds fresh supply Of g. uIicmen's. Youths
qnshiy isery reduced prieesviz
Al, Ilo,n c,ps 81 each, and q l5o-ihe best quality
Seal Caps ani Wool HAS 37 TO 65le six iis
rom 20 TO 81 -Moeskin Hats e. So the very be ,.f
Ss hsaatsnIed ST Russia Il.t black and crab
sss qs,ny only si-Bsave, Hats from c. 90 10 9Th.
splsnaa ,,,i ,s' o. on, own m,nuse,ure.
Hats and Caps At unusually low prices for cash ONLY
GAHBANATI 4 Rn.ENTIIAL.
oa ssuthern HAT EMPORIUM,
=, wan street. Opposite the Dell
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NOTICE.

WBsTERN CAPTIVE, or Times Of Tecnmsel. by Mrs
w seba Smith, received and for saie-PTice s7j cts
10 10 SLHONS.
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no Orders from the country In any OF the above
schemes, nclosng the cash. viii DC promptly 10
and the drawings forwarded II desired. -
n Wa n CI.RUP
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHN COM
PANY

TUE eighth Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
James River anl Rinawhi Company. will be held al
the CAPITOL la the City Of Ri ;hmond with pernssion nj
tue proper authority. on MONDAY, the ill December
next.
by order OF the President and Directors.
,,-,, wn cuirrENDEN. see'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

Ieesburs Lottery, Extra 50, for Thursday evening"
Nos-i2 drawn. Tickets s..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

JUDAH MYERS q CO. are selling every ds.
~ srIiniicn % BOOTS SHOES TRArELLTNG
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, arc. &c at a very small
advance un the prices Persons in want OF
hc very best quality Roots, Shoes Trunks and Garnet
Bags, will 10 well 20 call us.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
fashionable Cheap Boot, shoe and Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

Fi,NE'. h.l1 pies ssnuirs on Cosase Brandy. o,ard
NV lRTs;PLETT SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

/ , oprsnvA sLUABLE LAND EOf< SALE
overon Sheh reside. eenfaians Sy sr SoSpl! o. lan-
THE hui hnSs are lars isr, 9sss from Rieh'noad
9 .ooses, az ~ the most complete Ten.r r nsuti
large peIuon o. the lind s Ssb, i, n9uses; Ae
& CONDITION, aud great pant OF II enclosed poS ~
Wv M NJ :, seuriln the Farm well vsered and has
rrO ing the hnesi Frnire ,nISns younE Orchard.
roy noany' aud IN every respect 1t Is most dos3rI
For terms. which will be very seeompoA,,,0, ,,.,-
,he ayons' $50 in Rcbmonl or TO the suhseIssyy
se% 5i6etf ~ wICKHAM.
q isip heretoforo existing uaIer the 6,m o5
eosscni ~ toqInson T. this day dissolved by nDIsi
who will settle the Affairs q the same " y hasaee,
y. EusrACF.
No1oubsrIf "a. 'es2. JUN A. ROBINSON.
SkLFE hhds superior II Crois Sugar. I,p,,, b.,
~ Si -, SAuafino Amanda, for sale by wv"
1919. o. ~ JAS. PATTEsoN.
I vnessr roes,,si5A ~. 80 barrels Of pure CbisS
ELLIS q ELLsTT.
OESiENTAL RoBEs. on pREssIxa
~, Ns,sTARK a 90 have on S,Sd ~. O.
lovers Of eorBe1rt 10 ~ ',3wn' snd would lnvs az
@o,., NJ 70 OPPOSITE Ei,Sias'o' 81 S q.
OSE THOUSAND BUSHELS PoT1ToEs
'i ''ird schr Evcinc a. Rgcksfia ior s,is1os
RANKIN a WUfrIOCk
RUlTEU AND nUCR WIFE Al, = IL 49,
- cciyc another small ls ~ very sI5'c,i 80 ~. re-
ali 80 - sarsis Of northern Bpcswbesf which We III,
NM a
al ~ O ,s guIshisins nacr recently Of us 70 cssur
NJ 10 nptsrr..
| WHIRLPOOL EILLED 50 LIZA .,e.-s-s-
- ,eHng H'ni Chirles ftln an, IN fne ord, ss
WILLIAMS tNXALL
sew ORLEANS AND Noa,,
PACKET
M W s sr sr'snnd bsrqie PARTHAN, C.pt De,
~ - hu'tl, VII leave, fosiuvslv, on 49, -
- 1'tl' 81 ~ e'clnck. PsssenrrTs ara ,.eis Hoss
sunset so r tna t"e' No freight eaa be tsscn me-
49, DAVID cupat.
Fon TIE DISTRICT on co1,,,,.
MN INC fcgusr rscke schf PrNNsvt ,..,.s
49, ,noI'a'i massr having part Of her s,,., ~,
n s' VII meet with dispatch D., S.i,,,
~ ,.,fhi appiy TO tbs master on br,r, = 1870
WN ROWLErr. -
FOR BOSrON,
I'm or, ne hne . hr bAGLS, Capt Yea,on, h.vsns
lttfE H.. estfo epslgei vii hate all diapsfe
,9I f0f height OF P-ss~ss. srpy 70
~, y, FISHER a SON
RAc IRON. 10 tons nar Iron, Coz s,o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

a GRTCULrURAL a. VARIETY STORE.
~ TIC euhtc thots IN connection with the Planter haN
opened an esisbshmeniu The Cig Of Richmond 10 white
hcy woni call The a. cni1n NJ Farmers aud
W general They have made such arrangements al the
NORTH anl elsewhere viii keep them constantly srp
phcd wh the latest aud best improvements w the follow.
inf articles fi'ughs, Cuiivft0rg Isrruws. Corn shell
crs, straw Cutters seed sewers Cob Cruthers Horse
fowcta Ilfestsug Machiues, Wheat fans Ares, Hoes
SPADES, Shovnis. FORKS Rakca, r. uuinF Imnicnenfs
Sccils, Garden Tooa, Sc
10 thi1they have dcia Household Department. com.
nfisns aige assortment Mats Brcoms, brushes Pans
Measures, naskcts. sc. &C.
. lhey have determined 10 scther Goods for nothing but
'A conscq lcnily they Dc satisfied with very small
frnh ami having aiu their 90 ~ tho most favor
aic tefnis will nc amsicf ~ ACCOMPLISHMENT 10 those
who csu star little money and viii them call To
hIi the dnrencc IN arcos effected hy the cash system
Mtny ~ the ARTICLES arc Of novel chatactcr aul such
~ havc mover been offfcd ln lite marx 81 before.
no " nOrrS a HuRFOOT
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PkACIIY n onArroN c.,

-. sse eonduc'ed by u n Dickinson. Auetr
The parties having any OF the above me ntIoned
slaves or the Increase Of tho ctuiics 10 dex
salc S"' "
n.tl-stB PEACuY n GpArroS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

Leeshnrs Class o. draws at Acyanir!a on SATURDAY.
lou. Tickets clio. ' ~ .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

THE RICHMOND COTTON MINrF.cToRy
buldng Easement stone, the reminder brick stories
s length OF building it feet clear; with OF 81 40 feet
80. N'-'~N FN''tF fA'' 41Vt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14
A Nerc KIND Of TrnEc. -The Yankees

+. A Netc kind Of TraFc.-The Yankees
are every where famous for swapping. 1t
IS not often, however, that we have TO re.
cord speculation Ike the following, even
II ankee land. In a portion Of the great
town Of Great harrington, known by the
appropriate name Of Timber SHIN lives
one Austin, until recently a sorrowing
wldower The wife of Austin not long
since died, leaving him daughter aged
seventeen years. Like most who have
been blcst with cxccllaut wives, lie was ex.
tremely uncomfortable in this his bereayed
state. Hard by lived neighbor, whose
happiness with a wife Austin envied. -
Austin one day mourned with his neighbor
over his own hard lot, while he congratu.
lated him upon the possession of such an
excellent wife. The neighbor seemed 10
think that he would prefer the daughter Of
Austin as a companion to his own wife,
valuable as She was. 4 swap was finally
proposed and agreed to. Austin received
a little boot " on account Of the difference
in the ages cf he females. The females
making no objection, the exchange was
effected. Austin received, and has for
months lived with the wife of his neighbor,
who makes good the place Of her whose
loss he had mourned. The daughter Of
Austin furnishes the neighbor with a wife,
with which he is well pleased, congratuat.
ing himself not little that he has snapped
off bis old wife, for a bran new one" and
only had to pay s. 70 boot. =. Stockbridge
Mass. Ttater.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14

4 Herd of Bgfaioes.---Thc Buffalo
Commercial informs us that there lately
visited tina. city drove of animals, con
sisting Of thirty-seyen young buifaIoes, an
antelope, and an elk, which have been
caught on the Arkansas, some five hundred
miles W. > W. Of Independence, Nilsson
ri, by company Of seventeen men, who
have been out on the hunting excursion
since April, ls4l. The object is to sell
them in New York, and if that canno, be
done, to take them to Europe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14

A Gaildnt Bdnd.--There are in Ken.
lucky 962 Revolutionary pensioners, of
whom IL are between 100 and 100 years
Of ago.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14

Flour sold at Cincinnati on the 18th ul,.
at $50 per barrel, for Canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

iusrumenality Of legislation from the many 10 MsJs@
II is this system which, than any oier cause nus
introduced the vast disparity of conditions among 'he
people of England; which has fed, enriched, and pam
rered in luxury the fortunate few, while It has driven
the rhorny millions TO restitution and starVa'ioh'
hich has b, en- the prolific parent of the irishu pau"
psrisn aud misery which threaten to involve that prouo
empire in the terrific maelstrom OF revolution ~
though borne down and crushed 10 the very dustny f
stupendous system ofnusce and cruelty to wh'ch'hey
have been so long subjected the wronged and nsnieo
people of England will yet rise, in the agony OF he'r
distress, which will inspire them with suPerhu'"a,,
strength, and terrible Will be the vengeance they WIZ
nfci for The ages Of to suffering, and oPprt ss'oh
they have endured. The startling and oIn'nous cry o.
sBread or blood will become fearful reality, II Tue
oppressors Of the aborng poor OF England DO not soon
take measures relieve the misery and wretcheuness
they have cansed retrbute the wrong ana injustice
they have inflicted, by system OF legislation %hlen
has robbed and impoverished the working m'i''ns'
while il has enriched their lronhcarted and me xoTabi
task masters Strange it may seem, with all 'nese
righlu results Of system of protective legislation
in England staring them in the face, the manufac'ur
inr capitalists Of this country are strain'ng every
nerve impose such system upon the necks OF Inc
proud and free people of this Republic When they
submit 10 it, they may expect The doom oil the down
rodden masses Of proud and splendid, but
ed and wretched England.
Lr eoutin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

in his family The farmer consumes sugar, tea, sat-
ron cotton. woocn, nc. The capitalist consumes
ohoui ms much tea and sugar less SALT ron and cotton
and perEaus more woolle, silk, Nc But, in the man,
.,ch paws about the same amount no The Treasury oil
The General Government. Under direct system oil
iaxaiion the farmer would pay $40 10 the Government,
and the capitalist S102 or III that proportion mere
i ST Inequality IN tins but II is about The same III
a,v That xsts IN actual practice. Ii is, however,
vatlc more Just and equal than the indirect system
xhrh taxes both alike, withou, reference to the pro-
perry each possesses.
From, HE remarks have made upon the general sub.
g., Of taxation, it may be inferred that am IN favor
- ,te direct stem | do not hesitate 10 avow that,
IN NJ, belief that system the most Just, honest, equal
and r,.ap Of all the modes of taxation But, would
M. 10 misunderstood rsrepresented on thus pot
Aihourh preierring The direct system 10 all others,
would not rive my vote for ii legislator, until am
s.,;G.J my constituents desire il. stand here as The
r-sssntaiive of their interests and wishes on this
ou.s.icn although believe large portion OF them, II
NJ, u,ioritv prefer direct taxation 10 any other mode
I, < The system by which al, the taxes, State county,
and town, which they pay, are assessed and Levied
NV constituents understand It, IL IS Their system
Tbev are taxed for their lands their houses, horses
co,,Is bank stock, money interest, Ne, &c. And
they know precisely how much they pay But they
cannc, tell how much they pay under the indirect or It-
,;Ts,s,em They cannot so well perceive how much
tho General Government takes from them, III the shape
NJ ,r;cc. on The commodities they purchase and con.
snne II they did, SIR, they would discard the lmpost
system nj once.
In order 10 show the farmers Of this country how
much they ae obliged 10 pay FOR the support of the pro-
,ec,,vc system have made LILLE calculation of the
du,es imposed the consumption of family of ten
persons The bill now pending before the committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
wARREN NORTH CAROLINA sULPHrR SPRINGS.

WARREN, NORTH CAROLINA, SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the public that his
i houses will open for the accommodation Of visitors
the first Of June shall he spared
comfortable who may favor him with their company ar
ing made considerable improvements he will be able
MEDIATE much number than heretofore.
The Of said BY competent judges To be
very similar of the White Sulphur Springs Virginia.
and those nvads who have given trial express themselves
highly pleased with its effects Having laid in large supply of
Ice and made the arrangements furnish his table
with luXnes Of the country and he has hcsa
ton expressing his belief tina, his visitors will be satisfied
The Spring within eleven miles OF Wanenon and five of
Socco Springs, directly the Stage road Louhus and
those tile Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad will
ton
Families Of than two persons who board by the
will be charged $50 per month eac by the week they will be
charged 81 and the day 81 each Single will he
charged per month, by the week o by the day dollar
and Children and half price, Horses
ten dollars per month. WM D. JONES
May -, 1872 l9-w7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
LIFE


On Life, breathe thee IN the breeze,
feel thee bounding IN my iesnS,
see thee IN these Stfstein: trees,
These flowers, this still rock : messy Stains.
This stream oF oduls flowing lay
From c!oyer field aud clamps 81 pane,
This muse, tlrilliE: all the ES!,
From all tile morning birds a'c Time.
THOU fiI's, with joy t,iis liulc one,
THAT irapS ard sholt> beside Ine here,
Where l.arS c'ay-wi.ltc F.vucts run
Through the dg!S wood, win suetteG deer.
An, must thy mighty breath. that wakes
Insect aud bird, aHl flower and tree,
From the los -,rollen dust, aud makes
Their daily gladneS,, pass from me
Pass. pulse hy pulse, III, Ger The ground
These limbs nnw strong, shall creep witt pam,
And this fair world OF Sialit aad sound
Seem fading into night again:
III. things oh, Life. Thou quickcne>t. all
strive upwards toward the hrold bright SKY,
Upward and outward, aud they fall
Back To Faiths bosom WHEN they lite.
An tha, hav. borne the touch Of DEATH,
All that shall live, Ii. mingled there,
Beneath tha; Veil Of bloom aud breath,
That living zone 'iw!M earth dnd mr..
There lie. ms chamber dark and sill,
The atoms ,:amp!cd by "a. ;cri,
There wait, t. ttkr In" place iiii
In ih, Swstl air aud sunshine sweet,
Well have lad my urn, have been
Raised tfOil the darkness .. the clud,
Aud for u Glorious moment seen
The 5rI. ltnc>S Of HE skirts 81 God;
And knew the lisl, w,,hin my breast,
Though wavcrIns oi,cnt.uie> and d!ln
The power, The VIII, that never rest,
And canno, die, were all from him.
Dear child knox Thru ihon will ereve,
10 me taken from thy love.
Wilt seek my grave n sabbath eve,
And weep, and scatter flowers above
Thy l. heart Wal soon be- healed,
And being shall he hiss, ,l!i i'ion
TO Younger forms of life mast yield,
The place iaoG III! II with beauty RON
When we descend tn du>tasain,
Where will the final dwelling be.
OF Though; aud an IL memories then,
My love :uf thee, aud tIiEe lCr me-:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29
Indian Bank, July Isl, 1912.

Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, near Harrenton.
THIS Establishment 70 miles from Alexandria, and IS from
fredericksburg will he for the reception Of visitors
the 18th June in the sual of comurt under
mana cement Of last year. aud in the time,
prepared o accommodate those who may visit them.
The Bathing Establishments complete, supplying baths with
hot and co'd ftees.oEe sulphur water a, pleasure.
Lovers 1T music viii fiad the Band unsurpassed.
Both large houses belonging to the establishment
carefully filled with snow which vi" answer nearly MI the pur
Of ICE during the whole season-n addition 10 which,
well filled house with c,earice sight of the Springs
purchased Every Will be paid usual the comfort
and amusement guests Ten Pin Alley be put
up ladies' and the old improved for gen.
ilemrn.
There will run daily Line Of Stages from Washington city
and To the Springs lst July LIST October
time will be ready take all tho
DESTROYS of visiting the Springs.
D. WARD, p Agent
MAY 81 7-lafaIS wtiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Cary Street, three doors dbore the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats at the following
v low prices:
bodies proof from 81 so 10 81 5 Boys Hats
from 81 IS a Fur Caps from 81 TO $40; Gentemens Cloth
Cans from 10 So together assortment Of Mems and
Boys HAIR Glazed Caps black and dab Wool Hats
wholesale and retsl. Terms-Cash.
p s. lie keeps during large Of Leg
horn Leaf Willow Hats suitable for all ages
NJ B. Hats made TO order
January ls 1912. 73-wlyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-29

S,noCCo SPRINGS WARREN COUNTY, n. C.-The Pro-
y pretrrss of this Establishment takes pleasure inform
her friends public, that her oaened early
June convenience that be the
m and plea those may favor her patronage.
The Of the well known, hardly
are "A In those of Liver complaint and Drh
~ arising from repeated attacks of Bilious Fever in lnermi
Fever emoases from weakness, Drosy and ndices
have nunresS instances effected
The testimony Of those who nave been benefited BY their
use might lie furnished il il deemed necessary.
As for those wo seek pleasure and relief from
the cares and ayces of business II is unsurpassed the State
Having procured ample supply of ce with Bar furnished
with the Of Wines and Liquors. Table, with all the lux
re Of an abundant Country think may safely promise my
patrons moneys worth. Ny charges shall be follows:
Board for single person per day, 81 %
week, so
month, 25 20
families Of or more persons tcaehl per day. 90
week, G 90
" &c month, % 90
Rates of keeping Horses:
- week, 1 90
" month"; II 90
To persons or families boarding by the season. liberal deduc
tion will be made.
To parents would remark, that have employed superior
Female Teacher who viii devote her whole time 10 such children
as may be placed under her care
Suocco BnL-Thcre will BE- Dali and Party furnished
ANN JOHNSON.
Shoeco, July Il, 1912. 21-wiw
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subscriber, the Sd Of May, Negro Men, Davy and
Dayy is about 81 years old feet high ereabouts
rather contrncrd had when
LETT, dark frock coat, with pearl buttons think i
likely he has procured free papers BaSon supposed to be q
wears old between and feet high dark compile
nance good toleraby quick will give 500 dollars for
the delivery securing jail either of said negroes
tsm IL taken OF the State SIS for the de-
livery si either Of them, $50 for both if
taken within the State Of virginia.
CHARLES C. LAYTON, P. Master
Montaruefs Essex CO. Va, June l;-wlGts