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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06
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For the Enquirer.
CuLPEpER COUNTY, Feb, lo4b.

CULPEPER COUNTY, Feb, 1870.
To John c. Hansbrongh, Esq
You are candidate 10 represent the county %
Culpeper IN the next General Assembly soi VIZ
GINA. ltlhere should BE- no Democratic canolud,1
Tor whom we could vote, We have, upon cohs sa,
ls,ion, agreed 10 vote for that Wing, VINO i .Ie g.
Cd would support Governor William Smiih iol
IT E Senator next winter. You are personally
very accentab,e 10 US, ami We believe, would no'
be Unacceptable 10 the Democratic party senerally
of this county. We have confidence IN your
nrinciples as a gentleman, and your integrity
ss politician. We personally prefer you, II we
run no candidate OF our own party. we nave
one single iperrogatory TO put 10 you, wnicn we
sincerely hone will NOT be deemed in Inc slightest
degree impairment. 1t is propounded, upon ma
tuTe deliberations in the sincerest spirit ana Win
out. we assure YOU the least idle curiosity; II IS
This: Will you, if elected. vote for William
Sn,;,h for ihe Senate OF the United States, in the
neYt General Assembly of Virginia, provided
Won canno, elect one Of your own parlyf
II IS hardly necessary TO say, that it is uniyer-
sally condeded that Gov. Smith, so far as the De-
mocratic party Of Culpeper are concerned, (and
may we not say with general truth, so lar as me
Wig. have any preference for men OF Inc De-
mocraric party y is the acknowledged lavore for
the Senate OF The United States, il ne should ue-
sire il. The fact has been too well attested oy
the unanimity with which the Whoie De!iocid.'c
party have always concentrated upon MN. AS
has been before remarked, in communication,
urging The election OF Gov. Smith 10 The senate Of
the United States, "et The issue be, Smilh or no
Smith, and from The mountain Topic The valley ana
along The plains Of to distant West" "lhe peo-
ole. with one general l'.;n would acknowledge
The superior eli. ms of Governor Smith. I'm an
swer a, ycur most convenient and favorable lime,
is most respectfully desired BY -
The r. Wing is requested TO copy.
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TO The Editors ~ nc enquirer


KING WILLIAM, Feb. 18th, 1916.
A writer in the Enquirer OF the 10Th inst, has
addressed long rigmaro!e abou, the Gloucester
meeting ard Col. Dabney, &c, 10 he voters Of
the Senatorial District OF King William, &C.
regret very much such an exhibition Of excited
feeling OF the part Of my friend Alpha, on such
subiec, as The proposal Of one OF The counties 10
have convention, in order to settle The conflict
ing claims of some eight or more salient gentle
men TO The top round OF The Senatorial ladder
My friend, / know, IS potent, grave ana reve-
rend Seisnor. do net say This Tor The purpose
Of lidcue, for | esteem him highly but do
really hnk he might have chosen among lie ma
NJ important questions Before The people. orc
more worthy of his talents and tried fidelity
NV friend could not have thought, on read
ing his own manuscript before il was sent
for publication, that il was Question vi h
only one side TO il. Why then, did he not
cali to his aid some liue lnoderation2 Why
did he let Catalina dictate, whilst he wroe2-
Surely public meeting does not always derive
its force, or lis jnslce, from lis mere numbers.
lis responsibility will o;ientimes atone for lis pau
ciIy-and so likewise, will It's honesty, publicity
and directness Of purpose. And was The Glou-
ces,er meeting deficient IN these qual!ies2 Let
rs no, Sc, down anght in malice, much less dis
franchise portion Of he Democratic party. for
The only tchcof OF Col. Dabney. We will nct
surely degrade Rome TO raise Cesar or The peo-
pie, 10 raise mere tribune over their heads
Nor in judging Of ,hs claims OF Glou-
ces,er Democrat, should We think less Of
them, because The county has been Wing,
and just now stands redeemed and disen-
,hraled. Why, does not my friend recollect
the beautiful parallels OF the prodigal son and
the lost shcep2 Surely he does recollect these
most striking and simple illustrations Of divine
love- as portrayed in The JOY OF father at the re-
turn ofhis long absent son, and for whom he kill
ed The failed calf; so likewise the shepherd lesv-
ing his whole lock TO go in search Of one lost
sheep, and the Joy at finding the fugitive. Now,
will leave my friend TO make The application
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, FEB. %.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The snow storm blew goodly number OF
members into their seals this morning. and when
there, being 10th 10 depart, they sci 10 work in
good earnest.
As soon as The journal had been read, several
personal explanations took place relative 10 re-
marks made yesterday. The result was, that all
were satisfied.
A great number OF private bills were reported
from committees, and referred 10 committee OF
the whole, which means thai they must take their
chance among hundreds of Others, which may,
prc6ablv be acted upon some lime between now
and the year 1892.
Mr.. Simpson, from the committee on COM
merce, reported bill providing for the ware
housing OF imports II was read twice and CON-
mitled -,
Mr. Owen gave the House scolding relative
10 the eight years delay Of the Smithsonian be.
ouest. On his motion, the bill was made The spe-
cial order for the second Tuesday in April.
Several unimpouant matters having been dis
posed OF, the House went into committee OF The
whole, and spent the remainder Of The day II
The consideration OF the bills on the private ca
lendar.
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ioin Paredes-but if The General remains in his
present position, Arisia can carry out the re-
volulion he has started. Another emssary, pro-
ably of Paroles, an alcade, tells General Taylor
that all is peace on the Rio Grande, and that the
Me1icans are looking for the American troops
10 advance for their protection. One thing is
certain, adds the Letter The camp is full of
rumors-and We shall move 10 Rio Grande, but
nobody knows when.
Nr,r Orr0n, Courier Feb 90
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WEDH2so.Y, March 4. 1916.
SENATE

During The morning lou- there w5s as us,i.'
great number of memorials on various sbflel
Among the reports from committees, was on
/ providing Tor The printing OF $4,000 extra cnr.
of The annual report Of the Commissioner ii ! /.
tents. This gave rise TO long debate, and fna
4 ~ The subject was laid over.
| The Senate then resumed the consideration {
lha Oregon question.
Mr. Haywood having the door, defended II
course OF the President, and commended lha -
Polk stands now where he stood in Augns! la.
viz upon the 49ih degree, and that he door
still open for negotiation he (Mr. H. was /.
favor OF setliDg The question upon the Ash, II
he gave some Of the pretended friends OF rhs =.
mnistration some hard knocks for The Iii, 4.
they had displayed since the commencement q
the agitation Of This subject. He argued thai :
might accep! the 18Th degree without any os.
national honor or interest. In The course ui Il.
remarks, he and MIR. Allen exchanged son,
shots, which considerably relieved tie tedium
the proceedings.
Without concluding, Mr. H. yielded The a..
Tor an Adjournment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Milburn, the chaplain, opened the b, IN
by prayer. He has been unavoidatly 81 {,
during the past week
After the reading OF The Journal! bn, .eW mse
beers being present, call OF The House Wa :.
ed and proceeded with, until sufficient uunt,
Tor business had arrived.
MIR. Giles presented the memorial OF the May,
and City Council OF Baltimore, upon he 81 ~
Of the outfit and arrangement OF vessels bring.
passengers from other countries, and that
eless may pass such laws as to prevent he n.y.
duc,inn u contagious diseases iE;0 this cCci IS
Referred 10 the Committee on Commerce.
The House then resumed The consideration (
The New Jersey contested election case !; AMI 7;
Ter a tedious debate OF some hours, a resou,..
declaring that MIR. Runk The sitting memle' (,
not entitled 10 The seat, was nesaiived by n a..
ing vote OF the Speaker. The vote was 90 u {.
So Mr.. Runk retains the seat
Mr.. Sawyer then rose TO complain Of al -.
Gle in the New York Tribune, from a cores.
dent here, rejecting upon the personal netls 8
Mr.. S.
Mr. Brinkerhoff offered a resolution 10 81
the reporters or letter writers OF the Tribune 81.
The Hall.
Mr.. Washington Hunt moved 10 Law i, en- Z.
table, with view OF afording time for an e1g
nation from the Editor OF the Tribune. hu :"
motion was subsequently, Withdrawn.
Mr. Schenck asked 10 be excused from ruts
on The ground that Mr.. Hei>s, one OF The prir.cf
Of tie House, was permitted 10 come npon Il
floor, although some time since he had made
gross attack upon member Of The House ,
impugning his moral character, etc. Be-.
called 10 order, the motion 10 be excused w..
Withdrawn.
After further proceedings, he queslioa d
taken upon The resolution al expulsion, ~
was adopted by vote Of ll9 10 as.
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Tile following is an extract OF letter, date
PHILADELPHIA. March 3, Isl
I made an attempt yesterday 10 90 - z
more, bn; alter encoun'erIng difficulties !
drifts OF snow, We we're obliged 10 return 1 r
delphia al i've o'clock This morning, hang
twenty one hours in The Railroad cars, not &.
plishing more than ten miles, and encouae'
disasters OF numerous kinds.
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HUNTER HlLL.-We are much gra,hei !,
ing able TO inform our readers, who vii al
pahise with US, that this unfortunate man
been respited by the Governor, until the :
February, 1877, and that in The mean tine, !
the intention OF that distinguished officer, bal
situation shall be rendered as comfortable %
relations 10 society will permit, and thai he
be allowed 10 work at his trade. A i annof
visitors will be kept from him, and those be {
wish 10 see will be admitted 10 his presence
is the determination Of The Governor hat tie =
not be executed; and, in consequence, The "s'
cles that now bind his limbs, and the gua't
watches over him, will both be dispensed =
Public justice, The Governor believes, ccgs
that Hill should be punished, but that nun
ment should he tempered with kindness IN.
mainly Norfolk Ne1r Era.
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SOMETHING Cuaious-The Picayune OF this
morning contains letter from Corpus Christi,
February IA, which says, Col. CavalIo, an
agent ofGeneral Arsta, is here, endeavoring 10
persuade General Taylor not 10 advance upon The
Rio Grande; for II be does, Arista's party will
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We yesterday received The four missing North
ern mails, which have been impeded by The hea-
West snow-siorms, in every direction.
We give up our space 10 the proceedings OF
Congress, andto our Washington correspondence
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Tuesday, March g.
.EpHINE VIRGINIA, daughter Of GotireT
Caroline L Wlmmel, aged eleven monlt'
three days.
Adieu, sweet child, thy tender form,
No more shall racklng psin dis,end,
No more shall HES tempestDous stoffn,
Upon thy helplts.ness descend.
Sweet child, thy loss 10 us is great,
Brtunto thee, tits boundess gaia.
'1'is Tor ourselves alone We w-rp,
Fo. t.ou ART rec from al cur pain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

The revenue laws and regulations of'he United
States went into operation al Galveston (rexas)
on the ,1h inst, the Texas laws in the matter
ending the day previous. Texas is, therefore,
now fully par, and parcel oiour Union.
The public school system is about TO De es'ao-
l;shed in Galveston, under favorable auspices.
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The Wheeling Argus pays the following me-
ri.ed compliment to our friend, General Wallace,
of The Senate After acknowledging The receipt
OF the Repor, of the Joint Committee of the Lee
gisature on the subject Of The University Of Ylr'
GINA, General Wallace, Chairman Of the Sc
nate Committee, and Mr.. Alexander OF Mecken-
burg, Chairman Of the House Comm:tlee,) The
Argus proceeds:
"Wi,hout entering into the various questions
connected with this subject, we must, at all times,
In making any reference TO j, say, that we look
unon The true foundation OF Colleges and Univer-
sites as existing, or 10 he only created IN tho
roueh system Of Common School Education; and
that il will never be realized in gorgeous build
icss in liberal or highly privileged charters, nor
ia muni6cent endowmen,s. The University,
however, conld have no more able advocate or
defender than Gen. John n. Wallace, the chairman
of this committee. We regret to learn ne
is about TO retire from the Senate OF Virginia.
There j. nowhere more attentive man to his
dn,;es-none Of stricier sense OF honor-nor any
more upright republican. His character and
talents adorned the capitol OF the Ccmmonwealh,
and in the appointment Of Eastern Virginians
the President could do no better than to suossi-
,uie John r. Wallace Tor some men who, io' an
age have been tauening on The spoils OF the gene.
raj government.
We shall shortly give place to this able Re-
port, which, we are satisfied, acted powerfully ia
removing the curen, preiudices sgainst the Uni
versity, and in defeating the effort made before
ihe Legislature TO impair the usefulness OF 40
insti.nlion that Virginia ought 10 sustain. The
sum of SIS 900 is too uncomfortable for The large
State Of Virginia to save, al the sacrifice, not on
~ of hundreds OF thousands of public property,
but of rich fountain of moral and intellectual
good We mistake The people Of the Old Domi-
MON, If they do not sanction this refusal Of her
representatives to impair valuable sea; oflearn-
ing. Al the same time, we wish TO see adopted
The important reforms recommended BY The Join,
committee.
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Fears are entertained or me safety OF INC man
steamer plying between Charleston and Whining
ION. Certain ii is, that no mail has been rece'v-
ed from Charleston later than Saturday ias'' \
NAV be, however, ,ha, the severity OF the Storm
prevented the boat from leaving port
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

Al adjourned general meeting of the Stock
holders of the James River aud Kanawba Com
pany was held at the Capitol, on Wednesday
night, James Lyons Esq, in The Chair
On motion Of MIR. w. NJ. Peyton, committee
was appointed 10 report 10 The next general meet
irs as tc he proper steps which ought 10 be taken
BY the Company and as 10 its lrne condition. a
resolution Of Capt Dimmock, after much debate,
was adopted IS . large To,c, declaring II expo
dent for The present meeting 10 elect President
in place OF Mr.. J. c. Cabell, resigned
8. Pey.on, Esq, resigned TO the meeting the
Office OF Director CT he Compa2y
Messrs. L. E. Har,ie Of Amelia and y.
Wiley Of Monongaiia were present as St2'e
proxies, in place 0; Messrs. Venabie OF Prince I'd
ward and Lee of Harrison, absent.
P. S.-Last night, Walter Gwinn, ESQ., CT
Portsmouth, was elected President oflhe ColnPa-
ny, and Cap, Chas. Dimmock Director, in placi
OF 3. Peyton, Esq, resigned.
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Friday Morning, March @, ls46.
AnIonRNMENr oE rHE LEGIsI.ATuRE

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The Two Houses despatched all their business
yesterday but as several bills had 10 be enroieo,
the formal adjournment will no, take place until
this morning.
As many members were TO set out Tor nome
this morning the two Houses yesterday passed
unanimous votes Of thanks TO their respective
Speakers, for the impariaity and ability WIN
which they had presided over their deliberations.
We had not the pleasure OF hearing alf Speaker
Scouts valediclory to the Senate-but hear nspo-
ken of in high terms Of praise.
We were fortunate enough TO be present when
Mr. Speaker Goode expressed his sense ci gra-
tirude to the House for the kind mannerin which
they had passed judgment upon his official aoofs.
The address was feeling and truly eloquent tie
took a retrospect of the grave questions WHOA mad
occupied their deliberations, and alluded, IN Inc
happes. terms, 10 the harmonious spirit IN when
they we're about TO separate for their respective
homes, each member conscious OF having done
his duty 10 his constituents, and more than ever
boaud 10 his native land, Virginia. Mr.. G'.s Ad-
dress waa listened to with The most profound at
rent:on; and never have we seen more touch
ing scene than when the Speaker announced ma
they were abou, 10 part, with the certainty that oy
TO possibility, could all present meet again. We
hope % furnish our readers with this admiraoie
Valedictory.
To each aud every member we again wish a
safe and neasant return 10 their domestic circles,
and 10 The bosom OF their constituents.
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subject. TIE moral force OF Overwhelming
maorities az The Senate ard House, al the PACK %
the Executive is the desirable object W"nou. ~ H.
Brilain knows as we'll as We do that she may oa
may not put of Ike day Of final sels.hen, -
suit her own convenience, or rather nni's Inc mex
elected American Congress come loSe'hel, Va.
they must, il The question is mol set!iea oeh,,e1
determined 10 choose war; II need be- soonel nv ~
dispute Wing arguments abou, The power Of
orr adversary, and the danger Of aemandlys Ia
final ad;us,men, Of the controversy, have done an
The mischief. The tone OF Wing speeches Va Va
Congress, and Wing editorials in their Sea sooaer
newspapers, are really the parents OF al 9aSse
existing in The question. mAoo
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MOURNING LETTER PAPER, :.
r w. RANDOLPH & CO. have lcs'.
j ed lot of Letter Paper, Note Par
Envelopes with black edge and toccc'.
March 6.
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DLEACHED GOODS.-2o cases |.
ID and Ga Bleached Shiricgs ami shes
receiving and fer sale b.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWA!;
March 4
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.RINTS.-30 cases Spring Prints :; a.s
L handsome styles. receiving and -: :. - : I,
KENT, KENDALL & AT"AlE'
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United States Bank was d ftueld l Vo'ei INV
leave to Alpha the TASK OF finding whether either
or both aspfants gave the vote in question.
But, after all that has been written by my friend
Alpha, 10 slave of this Convention, il will and
must take place; violent effort 10 break up me
usascs OF The Democratic party Will not Dc coun-
,enanced nv lis wise friends. Besides, the lacts
and reasons of Alpha display the political neces-
sity OF this Convention, unless We can establish
a formal truce with our opponents. According
10 Alpha, the whole Democratic majority in all
The counties Except King Willam) is only as
much as half Of the Democratic majority Of
King William; then how can the Democratic
party safely RIM TWO candidates, and elect enc of
them Certainly against Wing candidate :
Under Inc circumstances The two King William
csndt ates would f:ride The Democratic majority
If King " Him. and This would be equal 10 the
loss Of hall Of that majority. Bu;, surely Alpha
trusts himself TOO far, when be first muddies the
wafer, anu then rushes headlong into the tuTbid
stream, without any regard 70 eonsequehees.-
And is il rot exactly SO III reference 10 his idea OF
The proposed Convention? Re says, I'll is not 10 be
Convention 10 selec, and nominate suitable
candidate; but, after the fashion OF the famous
CLAW Convention, il is, in effect, caucus 1
rule out Gen. Ayleu and Col Dabpey, and 10
sanction whatever nomination may come from
anu ItS.otS' atS SbiS' Vi tudh SOub-
,y.n That is a strange idea, OF rather no idea ;
it is, undenably, creature Of friend Alpha
own disturbed inind-ior be has already made
oul a formal indictment Of incorrigible Whiege-
~ against This same Gloucester, whose potency
be finally represents 10 he equal TO tina: Of dc
tator.
Upon The whole, then, really think The Glou-
cester meeting, il even small meeting, YET ACT
ed in good faith; and as il referred The selection
Of the delegates TO The convention 10 the appoint.
menl OF meetings TO be held in the election pre-.
cincis, no proper exception can be made 10 the
number OF persons who formed the meeting, un-
less indeed, the treason lies In no; giving Col
Dabney pressing invitation 10 come and amuse
their lille meeting with recital Of his own pa
ramount title.
would gladly shorten this long article if
could; but my friend Alpha has imposed on me
a necessity cannot avoid. OMEGA.
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- SUI ltst.
MEDICAL NOTICE
~CUANCERY eAyr.

& OTIS l.. Il, % sud ~. ~ UPDrGR AZ = ADDITION AND
81 10 SHARES o. BANK SIooR.
Pursuant 10 the Joint decree made by the Circuit Supc-
rior Court OF Law and Chaucery lOr Ohio county, on
the 18th day " june, l&iG, IN the three suits in Chan
Gerry teiwccn JANIS BAEER complainant, and IsRAEt
UrDEGRAE : HEIRS defendants aud THE MERCiiAS1 :
ANs MECuASICs' BNNK o. WHEELING complainant. ard
Israel CrDECrA:i's MFRS and AuuStsTRN IOR ard
OTHERS defendants; ard JOSIAH Fox complement, and
ISRAEL tPnEGRAft's AnNtNIsTRATOR and OTHERS dcien-
donts; | VIII, on MoNDAY, the TWLN1Y-gRsI day OF Sep
icial er. 1856. sell, ~ pubic auction, al Tie font door Of
the court house Of ohio county, the ions numl cred l..
u. - and 80, seventeen. eighteen, tScut, ieht. and
twenty nirc.l IA GpdegI ans addition TO the town 81
W hccing, now past uithe city OF Nhccling; aud the TES
OF the capital sock Of the scid Merchants aud
Mechanics Bank, which lclongcd to the said Israel Up
dcgraG a. tic time of his death.
TEgNs.-Eachp purchaser 10 pas Zen rcr cent. Ia hand,
and THE balance IN three equal ins'a'meuts, each bearing
interest from the day OF sac, and payable respectively
an six, twelve aud eighteen months nOmihet day. BOGds
with GOOD security 20 lc given rs each purchaser Tor his
deferred ins'aluents, and tine ut'o 10 the property 10 lie
rcciuoi uniil payment in iul.
sng Ia DIN @. EoTF. Con'r.
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o. Tho torivinai and oniy) genuine article IL only I
p1Tcd ~ ~. hwa,nc, north wet cOrncr sth Gld VI
streets, Philadelphia. ToUtu NoNE' except tliS; heat
N. NrIItct .L.A A.rL D rAlrDn SMANNr-
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WATERING PLACE

Il pleasant rotreGt for members of Congress
and others ,riH be Jound al The FayeHe
Springs, described in The toiolGing ddger-
tiSCmenf.
BROWN SNYDER. having leased aud r%e-orcred
- thc pleasant aud fashionable Summer Resort (ow-
ned ny The Hon. Andrew StcwartJ known a. the Fsye,'c
Sprlnfs hoie'. Fayciie county, on the AleFhauy noun
lam ranFc, east of LAUREL Hill, eight miles from Union
Town Ia. invites he patronage ofihe lashionahle public.
IL Is situated nes The strong C%hsiytcafe Springs and o.
ther mineral springs, highly charged with sulphurc,ted
hydrogen; II Is IN the vicinity of Dunlar's Camp, Fort
Necessity, or WashirEion's first Bn'ue Ground: Brad.
dock's Grave; the celebrated pe'aney's Cave, and the Ga.
npuS ohiopiic Falls OF The NoUgh1ecny rivc-.
Arrangements have been made 20 secure ior the table
he de'tc7cics of The mountain streams and woods, a.
wen a. those ofthe season generally.
Families accommodated on reasonable terms. Attached
% he place = 2 en- pin alley, free Of charge 10 visitors,
and music &c. VIII he furnished for dancing parties.
The lessee nafiers himself that all who pay linn visit
viii go away gra'ided wrh their sojourr. No PAINS viii
le spared "a attain This end.
' Ia addtion 20 tie above there is an extensive to5rdiug
house immediately atihe Springs, surrounded hy mos.
ron antic and delightful mountain scenery kept hy vs..
l.. ktsiER. aug n