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SWAN Y
SWAN TAVERN.
suhxcyjhar wiIl nnep tha S,y.n Travcrn nm the

SWAN IiNEhN.
THE subscriber will open the Swan Tavern on the I'm ct DC.
! tohrr. Upon the premises is a large House, part Of which
will be occupied by his FAM V. IN which tktre are many rooms,
80, that families and Others. wishing to hc more retired than III 4
Tavern, can he accommodated. lie PROMISES his f'rncr patrons,
and all others who may bc plea sed. 10 call on HIM, To Keep his
table supplied with the best the city will afford. His Stable, which
il equa' nany IN the place, with a good liostier, F"d ieT, Hay,
Oat-, and Corn, of the best. Ills Furniture viii he very God,
pau, new, aud the House as far rs may he necessary, repaired.
II may hc well tn inform those who are not acquainted win Is
10 All II, thai IL Is situated within a very short distance OF fh'
HI. hmond and fredericksburg i'epof, the most elevated part -
the CITY. Not hcine surrounded with other In ldtngs, Il Il n cool
and plea nt plare in Summer H., pr ximty 10 the capitol and
prblIc nffrr makes ~ Il dcs rable place 10 n-mae r- Of 'hc Legs
latnrc, who, especially he desires may give HIM Il call, a he IN
tends Ia accommodate them On the best t-nns. Day boardeis ana
families IAN he IN ertalnei M r as0nahlr prices He hopes h-
friends in the tuwrr conntr, vii not think / q far Ia 20 win
The difference heIng very litie, they and aud al Others
VIII find IL To their interest, a. his charges will be hrlo& The
former rates. WM. hhNl'EIi-
: II Il n-wt ,Iiec
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ME HOTEL.

THE prop ietor feels grateful for the patronage he continues 10
i receive from an enlightened and liberal public, and beg> leave
to inform them of his unnemtted endeav0rs 10 please all ~ho
make the Exchange Hotel their home. The price of board Ia now
reduced 10 81 rs per day; and 10 merchants from The country, and
Others. who remain over one week, 81 80 per day only, "lthonl
any extra charge for tires, light, &c, &c. lie Is also prepared tn
receive a few gentlemen with their families. or single gentlemen,
to board on the most liberal terms tor the season. Aud to The mem
hers Of the Legislature for the ensuing session, he begs leave
al-o to state, his terms will be less than any other estab ishment
in The city, considering the comforts and accommodation afforded.
Gentlemen from the country visiting the Hotel with their nurses,
ae informed the hest care will be taken of them by MIR. James
Harden, whose Stable is contiguous to the Hotel, nj so cents per
day. Yearly Boarders. for meals ouly, In the Gentlemen's Ordi-
nary, S20O per year; Ladies' Ordinary, S225.
FREDERICK BnYDEN.
Richmond, Nov. Z, Is3. 52-2aw5w
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TINE CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN RICH,
i MoNU, IS kept by :. A. SMITH, at the sign Of The Red
Root Main street. opposite the end of the Old Market, Corner
house, All persons wishing tn save from Is 10 20 per cent. Q n
Boots and Shoes are requested to give me a call, as an aele'-
mined Ia seII cheaper than any house in the city, for cash only
Here let me give n partial statement of my pIces:-ihe besl
Richmond made Boots nj from 81 80 10 s6 50; hest high Shoes
from II IS TO - 50; Boots footed in the hest style at FROM So To
81. All my work is of The best material and workmanship, and
warranted 10 stand; ladies' thick sole Walking SHOES al rom e3
cents 10 81 50; Richmond made Slippers and ties from 81 cents
TO 81 %; ChiIjren's Shoes rom 81 TO sli coarse Boots wa,ef
pfoof, from 81 50 TO So 80; Brogaus from s7i cents To y. ~, III
dies, leather and seal Boots, from IS cts IN 81 90; negro Brosncs
very cheap. and all other kinds in proportion invite All per
sons wishing to purchase Boots or Shoes. from one pan 10 one
thousand. 10 give me n call. as they viii be well PAID Tor thelr
trouble. {IC Boots and Shoes made and repaired TO order.
man,, fary.t the Red Root. :. A.. SMITH.
vich,ond auou-t u Iea3 3l-3lw3ai
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en- REWARD. Run away from thr subscriber, about tbs
iDcU Isl Of Juy, 1872, Il negro man named Aorani; SUD nero
is ; me - ar "a years of age, about ) fect4 or ) inches his', well
ptopurtioned, ba, k complexion, and generally "hrn spoken To-,
has a smile nn his countenancc: he atso has 4 very noted sra IN
one of his ears, ocra>oned by a bush hanging Il, and tearing out
II i quite probable, he may br lurking either about Lvnchbufv or
Buchanan, rs lr has been seen about those places, passing under
the gaTb of n boatman, and think II also quite likely, he ma!
have procured free papers, and in HAT way may be trying 10
make his escape to a fee State. | will give the above reward
il taken out of The State Of Virginia, and Twenty Dollars If takrn
within the State of Virginia, and in either case 10 be- delivered to
me in Albemarlc county, or lodged in jail 50 thai GET him again.
DAVID HANCOCK.
Address Boyd's Tavern, Albemarlc county, Va.
0clnh.r Ii i5-1anGm
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VIM. ALLEN,
~(AGrST,l

DRAPER AND all r, -
rs receiving by the New York packets his FALL and WIN
l TER GOODS comprising n general as ortnient 81 tloths'
Cashmere, yestings, Merino Underdrrssing, tr e htirtneni
Gloves, STARTS, Cravars. Shirts, linen and cotton iianhhrr' hlrl,
&C., Nc: indeed. every article necessary for Il grntleinan's
wardrobe. .l, .
The shove Goods have been selected by MN w pfIs'n' anu a'
,.,,.st carol ~. b,en taken in making the selection; he Is, there
fore confident, that they have only to be examined u " s"'s'
faction. =, -. ,os,
lie i, prepared TO execute all orders for clothing ~ te mos
fashionable manner, and will accommodate his prices 10 the TIMES
anu cn' 3s-w3m
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FALL
P. X HITE 81 CO..

THE subscribers are now ready To supply country and town
/ merchants. their friends, custom r., and the public generally.
BOOTS SSpDn,ES arg LEATHER IF ererg rar''ty and q"ah
from the Northern and Eastern cities,) the best and most ntensire
stock that we have ever offered 10 the public, and which cannot
be excrlled in the State.
We would be happy If the country and torn merchants would
call and examine our stock before purchasing, as We SHAH oiirr
goods upon the most advantageous terms
Our goods tu,iuc been purchased before the recent odranee III
orcrs. we shall he able To sell them At the very lowest rates, and
a great many article, az low as they can nOp be had OF the manu-
fddurers themselves.
Also. on hand. five thousand pair Of Brosnes, Of our onn manu-
fac,ure, suitable for plantation and factory hands.
p X WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale aud Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, Va.
c.,, u 36-w3m
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CARLTON HoUsE.-Mrs FENToN BROOKE SMITH, late
~ OF the Exchange House. fredericksburg, has taken the house
recently Ike I by Mrs. BurweIl, situated on 18th street, opposite
the ist baptist Church, and near the Capitol, which she has omen
ed under the above name, for the reception of hoardcrs This
house, from It's peculiar location, tbeing in a very central situa-
ton, and hut a few minutes walk from Main street, aud yet ON a
street retired from noise and dust, is peculia ~ suited far fani-
lies, for members OF The Legislature, professional men or mer.
chants. She solicits, aud will endravor To render her house "or-
thy Of the patronage of her friends and the public
characterization F. Il Brooke, Hon. John NJ. Patton, Rev.
DR.. Plumer. Dr. E II Carmichael, J.. A. Seldom, Esq, u. u Mi
nor, Esq, r. 8. Hamilton, Esq and Messrs Shields & SomeTvihe
Nov 52-4t
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HATS! HATS! HATS!
II ECEIVED this day, per ~chr. %Lynchburg, n full assortment oil
IL those beautiful Short Napt, Beaver and Castor Hats, of the
new Fall fashion, also, a splendid 1T of senilemcn's OTTER ana
Seal skin, also, some very line gentleniens and huys Cloth and
Glazed Caps, of the latc.t and most approved New York fashion;
oI which are Offered for sale Al the lowest New York cash price,
az ANIDON'S
Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap store,
Exchange Hotel, Rirhmond, Va, and
Wall street corner of Nassau street, New York.
y. b. Country Merchants are respectfully invited 10 call and ex-
anime my Stock of Hats before purchasing elsewhere, rs n very
liberal reduction viii be made TO wholesale dealers.
SEM < 35-wtf
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oc, ., 4s-wtd GEORGE MORTON.


RICHMOND & LYNCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
By Iron SftamboafS.
THE undersigned heg leave 10 inform the public. eehera'ly,
that the above Line has been established, and willie commence
running abo II the 2Oh OF July fhe precise day sia'' u mere
,f.r p,,lished. The boats win be of the best character Tor
comfort. safety and expedition. and viii afford such facilities TO
thr IN ,oush az way travel a. will insure satisfaction.
rnnn,nh from Rirbmond to Lynrhburc, AZ miles. in - hours,
tri weekly. ChAhhEs pih"N,n 9 ~.
Richmond. July 4, lsi3. i"-awly
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NEW FAIL GOODS.
!: CUNNINGHAM Is now receiving his Stock Of FALL and
-. WIN TER Dry GOODS, consisting in part as follows:
Ladies Dress Goods Of all descriptions
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Kentucky Jeans, Sauinetts
Silk and Cotton Hosiery
Bleaehed and brown shirings and Sheetings
Lace and Muslin Embroincres
Llsle and Thread Edgings and Laces
Servants Clothing of all descriptions
With a variety of other Goods for sale by
J. b. CUNNINGHAM II street, Shockoe Hill.
Sent, % 30-w1y
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r AND FOR sALE.-we will sell, at public auction. on Mon
L. tay. the aOi, of Novrmhrr, tCnlprper Court dav,l nj The
Court house. the Tract If Land upon which Or. VIM Williams at
present resides lying upon the Mountain Kun, within one mile OF
the I"uithnuse.
The Tract confirms 62 acres Of Land, Is well waterrd, has an
abundance OF wood, lbs gently nndulaiinc, aud Is susceptible OF
a. high a state III Improvement IL any land " hat-vrr.
IL will bear very wel.dividin. into Nv" iracts-one OF " ana
The other of 800 acrrs-each having a dwelling house upon it.
one a very large and c0mmudous Two story building, with the
necessary out houses.
The terms "f sale will be: one ffth cash, tie balance IN one
two and 'hree years, WITH interest from the date. the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, and a deed If trust upon Tile
property 10 secure the payments. =
ALFRED TALlAFERkO,
or, 81 Avid GEORGE MORTON.
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By The Goreraor IF me STATE Of Firg'nta
moor ,u.TTnN

WHEREAS. vacancy hath occurred IN TIE Senate oil ms
w state. by the n.ignltian of James -. langn"rne. Esquire,
Senator elect Tor The District composed 81 TIE counties ~ Mr.
folk, Nanssn,ond and Princes hnnc- and ne boiol-l y .'of,
Oh, are. therefore. required 10 hold elections on ihr th!rd
Monday in November next, for j Senator for the sid District, 10
hl the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under me lesser sea-
of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, TINS 2ih day oil
SEAL October, in the year 1873.
!, 49-tI7S
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EARMS FOR SALE The subscriber IL authorised 10 dispose
Il at the Farm of MI. Z. A. Locket, lying In the county OF Ches-
terfrld. about l6 miles from he city Of Richmond. Thisirac c"n.
tains 766 acres, is well timbefed, well enclosed, ana IN g""a
heart The dwelling house, barns, stables, &c., are dill IN pretty
good order. There are on the premises an excellent saw NM,
and n Grst Mill, which needs some repair. Owing To The bad
health of the proprietor. the whole property j. Offered for 50 OO0.
One of the finest Farms upon the Upper james river is IN HE
market. IL contains about i,NO acres, 225 of which are low
grounds of the finest quality. The highland is in the highest
state of cml ivation, and bmt lttte inferior Ia The lv grounds
Bull iings, &c, new and complete. TERas-S3 20 D: Sl5Im
cash. the balance on time, bearing interest. IL Is seldom that
such an estate is 10 be had. Apply to c. 4. BOTrS
,Jt al sO-tf
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NOTICE.

sAM,L NJ. I'M l. A MORRIS having purchased OF X.
:. SMITH his interest in the business oil Smnn. pnnkei a MOT.
)RINKER & MORRIS, and solicit 4 continuance oil the patron,
re bestowed upon the late Firm.
re now due, are respectfully requested to make payment OF the
anc. :aMdI ~; DhlShIn'
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IINITEn sTATEs ~norsE-Mr.M MARRY ANNE "

UNITED STATES HoUsE-Mrs. MARY ANNE BukMELL
- having removed 10 The houses formerly occupied ny hr- Ja-
cnhs aud Rev. Mr.. Norwood tbcih forming one bl"ck,) -hc -
,rep'red 10 board Families, Members of The Legislature, Medical
Students and oihefs,n IN terms as accommodating As any "theT
h"n.e in The city of Hrhmnnd. The situation - "a wen nh""n
tHat any lenethened noi,e rel,uve Ia IL ti.btr! "t'e heel
less; suffice il 10 -ay, thar II il cont uuns To The Capltni, BEN.
nearly opposite the Virginia Hon, e, Is placed N one OF The most
fashionable parts OF the city, and will be conducted ~ as'yc
which All rnsuIe the comfort of all who may favor hcf with
their patronage.
Hy Bel rooms. with parlors attached, for families, and single
rooms for gentlemen.
Now 52-wtf
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cor REWARD.-Ran away from tlr subscriber, living IN
oAU the upper end of Amelia county, Virginia, about the 9Th
dy of June last, n Negro Wan, named Dick, about 40 or 10 years
uf age, brown complicated, about the ordinary size, rather thin
jaw-d, high cheek bones; When spoken To he spraks short-a full
head Of hair and short whiskers. IL u deemed unnecessary To de-
scribe his clothing when he ran oil, as II Is presumed lie has long
since changed the ~. lie IL kecn, attiul fellow, and will not
tell The truth, only by accident. He has a WIFE in C~larksvil!e,
Meckienburg county. belonging to 4 certain Henry Wood, who
latrly removed from this neighbOrhood To that place, and who was
very n,ious 10 purchase Dick. Dick was als0anxious To 90 with
HIM. II IL believed, therefore, that lie Is lurking about that place,
ar o n the road between here aud therr, passing, no doubt, for a
free man. will give the above reward 10 any person who will
bring him TO me, or confne him in some jail 50 that get him
again. JAMES GlLL~.
Amelia co.. Va. oct. II, 1913. 4G-Sw
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FALL q
CHINA, QUEENSUARE AND GLASS-Srpt, l543.
THE sub,cfih-rs lave now open in Store, a well selected
1 stock ~ new and pretty goods, consisting al Printed III C"-
lor, Coiorcd. Edged, &c Ware Of every descriptions China
Common aud fn-. rich Cui, Pressed and Plain Glass. of FRI n'h,
G rinan and AmierIc IN manufactures; German silver, Britannia,
hest English PLACED ,a>iors: Toilet and other Lonkiug Glass
es: English and American Stone Ware, &c, &c.,-all which we
offer by The package, or repacked 10 suit purchasers, al rcLsona
bic prices, and on the usual credit.
WV F.. BUTLER, Il co,
Importers Of China. Glass, &c,
Sent 3 3i-wtf Three doors above the Bell Tavern
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DISSQI.IfTIO

THE business of Smith, Drinker K Norris, was dissolved On
j the 3lst uliimo. The name OF the Firm VIII be used By ei
Their of the parties only 10 close lis business; arm,
SAM'I. NJ. DRISKER,
A. NORRIS.
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A PRINCIPAL TO THE sMITHFIELD ACADEMY will be
n elected on Saturday, the 4th of December, l843. In addition
to the ordinary branches Of an English Education, the Principal
OF this Academy must be weu qualified to teach the Latin anu
Greek Languages, and the higher Mathematics. Applicants viii
forward their testimonials of intellectual and moral qualifications
JAS C. JORDAN,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
4 M ,a.n I-At
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F,hoMAS d CHARLES ELLIS have now III Store a line as
4 s0riment of London cinIls and Cas>imeres, Blankets, Napt
Colt ms, Plains, F1anneI-, Vestngs. Linens, Mrrinns. Phn's ana
Threads, MI nf their own Importation. which they oier 10 pune
tual CUSTOMERS On The most favorable icrms-togrtherw win saiti-
neis. iinse,.. Kce.y-. Col,red Plains, R!rarlIrd and u own Tot
tons, and other Cuois Of Domestic manufacture, selected rom
Dct.6 43-l4t
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND, STOCK, CROr, &c be
L sold, on the 5h day OF DECEMBER, lS43, uf fair, II not, on
the next fair day. on The premises, Ia the hiche.t bidder, the
Tract of Land on which The late Elizabeth Harding resided, con
tan, 4 miles above the Court house, on The Apponaiox river, and
adjoining the lands of DR.. William Crump, Dr. Abner Crump,
Ben. l. Mead, and others. About 100 acres Of this tract rs river
bottom, the high land of good quality, and n portion Of il in good
heart. The improvements are comfortable aud convenient, being
amply sufficient for the accommodation of II family aud securing
a crop. The terms are: onethird cash, the bananc, IN two equal
annual payments. Bond and personal security Will he required,
and the title retained until all is paid. The Land l. sold IN pmT
snance Of a Decree of the County Court Of Powlatin. II wii be
shown by either OF the subscribers, or by Nj. John Robinson, tc-
siding on the premises. GEO. NJ. HARDING, Commis-
A. G. JOHNSON, sinners.
1r win be sold, at the same time and place, al public auction,
all the Stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. all the
Crops Of Corn, Fodder, Oats, &c The Plantation Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and probably G or 8 likely Ne
sums over $40, except for The Negroes. Terms made known on
the day Of sale. GEO. VI. HARDING,
Administrator Of Elizabeth Harding, deceased.
= AND. STOCK AND CROP FOR SALE-On MGNDAY.
IL the Goth November, 1873, viii he offered for sale, on the pre-
misses, thai valuable Tract OF Land called Hughes, the property Of
the late Abram Fades, deceased, lying on James river, IN Abe.
marie county, eight miles above ScousviiIe, and containing about
six hundred acres, between fifty and sixty of which l. hrst quality
river low grounds, and a large portion Of the hills OF the best red
land, not inferior 10 any in the county when II was ~ ls original
and wood, well wa,cred, and pretty well taken in clover, for the
growth Of which il, is well adapted The Improvements are: a
yety good barn, with an old fashioned ThresEing Machine attach.
ed, Tobacco Houses, Overseer and Negro Houses and Corn House.
The terms will be made known on the day of the sale. and AZ ac-
commodaling as the circumstances OF the Estate viii permit
Also, AT the same time and place, all The Stock, Crop and Planta
ton Utensils will be sold, on a credit of six months for all sums
over ten dollars; that sum, and under, cash Will be reqnired.-
After the sale is over, the Negroes will be hired TOR one year, 10
the highest bidder. Bond, with good security, will be required in
every instance before the property Is delivered.
Administrator of Abram Fades, deceased.
Oct. "a 1T
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A RUNAWAY IN JAlI.-Was committed Ia the Jail of this
n county. rs a runaway, 4 negro man who calls himself WILL
LIAM HARRIS, and says he u free. said negro l. about i've
feet six or seven inches bi:h, stout built, not very dark, Tia. Il
scar on his left foreingrr and thumb. and Is also SCARED on his
right wrist, and left ancle. Supposed 10 he about ~ years of age.
Had on, when committed, white pants and vest, cotton shut,
coarse shoes. aud IN old black fur hat.
The owner of the said runaway Is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take hinl away, or he VIII be
dealt with as The law directs. OTWAY T. STERLING,
JaiiOr OF Rockingham county.
ort. 10 iI-w6wS 50 a5
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has at Spring Farm, one mile from the City,
1 several choice kinIs Of Apple, Pear, Cherry, Plum, and
Apricot Trees : besides, from twenty to thirty thousand Peach
Trees, If the mo I approved kind, such as take the lead in the
New Ynk and New Jersey markets, - hich hr VIII sell on r-a.
sonable terms. These Trees are fine and vigorous, not .qualled
by any in tn Northern Nurseries.
Any information desired in regard to the planting or rearing of
the Trees, will be readily given. WM. l. GRlENE.
Oct a. 5O-tf
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NOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
about 30 acres of LAND, $50 acres of which are fiat land Of first
rate quality, and all in a high. state Of improvements. On Il good
portion Of the high land there is now a fine crop of Clover-in the
production Of which no land IN Virginia is superior. All things
considered, the Amelia Springs is certainly the most valuable pro
n5ltH ia EasteIn. YIginjp: is situation Is healthy, and is waters
very large and superior, all Of the houses having been erected
within the last six or seven years. There is n large brick Hotel,
three stories high with n spacious hall room, ~ feet by 50, The
ladies', sitting room adjoining, and ninelodsing rooms above, and
n large GentIemen's sitting room on the basement story. On each
; de of the entrance Ia The Hotel there S a brick house, each 90
feet in length, and each containing ~ rooms. There Is, likewise,
n large framed building, containing 10 rooms, and a great number
of other rooms, sufficient in all TO entertain some sou or 900 per
sons. There is also 4 very superior dining room, l3l feet long
of brick, which il sufficiently spacious TO dine 400 persons;
also. n neat and comfortable private residence, located near the
dining room, and well situated for the residence of those super
inirniin. The dining room. There il also n good store house, IN
which there might be- done n good basiness in the mercantile line:
There is also a good hath house, with eight rooms, appropriated
for bathing. The stables are equal 10 any IN Virginia for con-
vrnience. &c. there being one of brick sufficient 10 contain NJ
least IS horses; also, a framed stable, sufficient TO contain IL
horses. The yard and pleasure grounds having been laid out by
a celebrated English gardener, and allathe borders beautifully de-
corated with ~shrubbery of different kinds; makes this a most
beautiful situation. The Springs are located IN a fiat. surpassed
in beauty by none in the world. The waters OF The Amelia
Springs have been analysed by Dr. Bridges, Of Philadelphia, and
approved of by Doct Parish Of the same place Tie following Is
the analysis, compared with thai oil tue Nhle sulphur springs
AsrL, SPniS6s. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
noi be ascerraiurd. having Is. Suipnat. Hydrogen a5cub. in.
capped before thr water reach tarbonlc aclu
4 Ut- a t.Ita I1NAusn Lam
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T AW SCHOOL AT sTAUNToN.-The next session viii
II Commence on the 2oth November next, and continue nn'll the
20th March following The text books employed Ill he-Chit'ys
Blackstone, Tucker's Commentaries, iomaxs Digest of R al Pro-
psrty, Lnmax on Executors, let vol. of srarKe on Evidence, ST
vol. of Chilly on Pleading, Stephen on Pleading and Lubi Equity
Pleading Fee for instruction, 500, ray bile In advance. Beard
ing, and all other necessary accommodations, ran be had al The
best public houses in Stanton upon very mUdera rate terms
LUCAS P. THOMPSON
Siaunton, Sept. IS, l5i3. 37-w2h