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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
ON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOE3tlls Is 1917
JONES' BALL & POOR,

NO. 123 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.
Importers Of 81 Wholesale Dealers
in Watches. Jcweiry. Military Goods, SC.
"a A.EREcEIyED by RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
IN England and France large and extensive as
sortment OF the following described Goods with many
other kinds too numerous to be mentioned, selected
prcssly for their wholesale trade and comprising the
greatest variety of articles be found in the city, to
which the attention oi dealers is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, lupauncd Tea Trays, in
oi Lever, bEpinc An. sets or SINGLE OF all sizes;
Choir, Horizontal and Card Trays Bread
Verge E5c1pcments. Of Fruit and knife Trays.
oil qualities and prices Table and Pocket Cutlery,
fIOmthc celebrated MAX Scissors, Ra2ors. Sc.
cis in Liverpool. Lon from the celebrated ma
don and i.uClr in Suisse nuincturcis of Sheffield,
Marble, Rosewood and, Rodgers Crookcs. Wos-
Ebony Clocks, Office trnhoiin. &c with many
Clocks, and Eight Day cheaper kinds Of Table
Ilmcpcces. Knives mud lorhs, with
Gold .lcwclry, of n dcs- bone horn and cocoa
crptors: Pins, Rings. wood handles.
Bracelets md tlHapa Steel Bag and Iussc
Gold beads, Guard Clasps, Vest aud Fob
Chains Keys Gold and Chains and Mornings
Silver Pencils, Sprcta- Steel Beads. Specaclcs
Giles, Thimhlcs, Eye Spectacle Gases. SILK
Glasses, Gold Pclls Purses, Guard Chains
I.ockcts, with a general Watch Glasses, Speca-
assortment of Gold. Sill. Gle Eyca, Lamp Wick
YER and Gilt Fancy lin and Shell Nlusi,
Goods Boxes, Jewel Boxes
Plated Cake Baskets Can bronl'd and lacqn,r,,
dlcztichs, Cr-to-s. PA Thermometers, Table
ted and Britannia Fable Bells, Sc.
aud Tea spoons, Forks Watch Tools ofcver.' DIES
! Butter Knives, Sc. cription.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files, Grnyers, and a
| Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds ot Watch Mate
| Pots rinls, both English ant
| Communion War, of all Swiss manufacture.
| kinds.
| Purchasers may be assured that every thing in on
, line will hr iurni. he'd a. favorable terms as can b
, procured from any source.
| Dealer. are invited to call and examine.
GEO. b. JONES. TRUE VI. BALL,
| NATHL. c. POOR .owly /
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
The CsncGnLcrr Vegetable P;H,.
I'LL, AETuElrNC CNrIDANV

THE .ETITHEVG COMPANY
Hereby -yc notice. TINT their GEN l.RAL Agent for
the State ct Vermont ana Tie Nuithtfi ana i-iscih
N''''''' Gi.n. J. fERR!S, Burlington Vt
Tie General Agents are !A.y picpiedtp appoint
suh-Agnuis wherever there j. ~" hIaHoA ct 'h, Com
pnny either ON personal application or by mail gost.
l.i The rapid sale ol ,;a.r eel DRAFTED pills. and ihc
Extraordinary cures they are constantly ctl citing, rem
der them. by TAR, them popular p OF iHe age An
\ l.nry y,.Il .uurafly hp very valuable
The tirac.auhcr1 Pills are ircouccEahIy superior 10
any ever before discovered. lng bilious complaints ;
in GENERAL arrangement ol the system I'll disorders
which result from bad state OF tie blood, these pills
Intbe clas- ofdrscuses called chronic the Craefen-
berg Pills achieve then highest tiimnphs Here thry
d, ~ all competition Entering within the hidden re-
cr.scs Of the syatem they quietly but surely partly the
blood root out d.scase and gave tone and vigor 10 the
Cures are Constantly Effected
Dv these Pills in cases where every other means had
utterly tiIrd The most abundant proof OF THIS could
he rypn bat tral OF one boN viii couV NEE the pUti
They can be ordered md sent by nall,a ri,iag cA-
prnsr The price i. - cents box. arSc tscJ Gstg5S
,rorii are 0rdcrcd mt tie m0HCy IcWHted TIE tGm-
uaBy ieM pay Tire poyidgc on Tire rats. Rrmiuances
M the Company risk. Wherever there is agency
OF the Company they can be ordered 10y mail
These Pills ave taking the place OF al others, and
no person should be- without them.
~ I'LL BiLLinrS COUPLAfNTS,
Bo,rel C,mP,fi"ts, toartP1,o"' ,hg'PIs"' Fcrer
ant .1gUc Hsaiacie, JnHa'l'e, Lrer C'"Pta.W',
Rheumatism. all Ni4HGob C,Hipi0taiS, Gfe,t Sick
hcSS 80 &C. yield at once 60 tu"Sr Iui-. They purge
away offensive humou arrest the progress oi disease
aud at the sumc nr restore tone aud Nisor 10 the
system. In cae.s O.! general dcIanIement OF health,
~ TUEIR USE,
The veal, will be made strong the pale and billions
complexion be restored to perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms Will one by one disappear
In short, these Pills uIc an incouccRable advance
upon any either medicine ever offered to the public
s TRIAL VIII SATISFY ANY ONE ur TINS, 4'lHS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.

fENiiESUBsCRIBER WOULD r ECTFULLTIN-
form hl- friends, and the public generally, that he
VII. continue to manufacture the above wei known
Brand OF FLOUR, ana viii also be always supplied
with full nud complete assortment OF Fish Salt Grass
Seeds, NH Feed and all articles usual found in
general MAuE aud Produce h+tab,i-hllrnt. lie is
also prepared to receive cod>-Iments OF Grain, Pork,
Beet, B6t,cr Cheese, Wool and indeed all kinds ol
country produce, and will make the most liberal adj
yanccs m Cash. lie vii, also receive and forward
Goods, Furniture, &c. &c, 10 all parts ct the Union.
Office and " aeAouse, No. r.. River ST Troy, y.
y. 40. y WILLARD.
Re!arto Mcss-s ]. & J. IL. Peck & Co, BualuG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
RUST PROOF IRO,

OR ROOFING. WINDOW SHuTTEPS. &c.
'tNsE ~ i'"' RIDERS beg to call the ottrnfio,
ui nll those IItei e~trd i'm roofing to tbcir q AZ
NANIHED TN PLATES, ana to the nnonv nd
NUudI'- Wilch ulcy possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used Tor this puru.a nos
s'--u4 as try do, the strength and hphtn,ss of iron
"lhuut il- Iabhy to rust, having now been t,at,d
several years, both IN tins country and i'm Eur,ue
lhry are also less SUBJECT to expansion and contrac
uon from sudden changes OF the atmosphere than
common Tin Plate, Iron, Znc. &c, or INV o,hnr
metal now used Tor roofing and consequently form ,
tucu better ana tighter root requiring lar less eauent
repair, whilst the Inst cost il but a triiie more
Inc subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals to the many Other mr.
poses to which Iron thus protected, can be app'ied
In general terms is applicable to all articles OF ron
which II Is desirable to protect from the action ttb
atmosphere. And they would especially call the Mt
teuton OF those Interested in TEJEGR ApIIIc
LINES. to their Galvanized " ire which is now A.
most entirely used III Europe. and which answers cverv
purpose rs conductor of clectrciiv cost;ur orI,,
about one halt rs much copper and possessing .onaI
durability with that metal gun
Having lately erected works IN this CITY far tho
purpose OF gavanlzing nals spikes bolts, wire &C.
they viii be able to furnish anv articles which NAV he
desired. A supply OF Plates manufactured in Furone
constantly on hand, from Is to 81 wire nnao,
GEO. B. NORWOOD & co
Nos. II and IL Beaver St New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
Tor the United states well as t;reat Rritain and
other European countries, and all legal measures will
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
| or otherwise.
| Oct 80 1916. 1sv1
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I.\MP OIL.
Tobacco.
NATIONAL IOA\ FUND
LIFE ISSJRINCE SOCIETY.
OF London

VI
A Savings BANK for the benefit Of the
x Widow and Orphan. tEmporc!ei la irt Of Par
liamcHt. Capital iJGn.GlD steriug,or E;,.InO 600,
brs.j,s n Reserve Fund from surplus premiums Of
about Slsj UNJ pant o, the capital Is invested in tie
United States. + LAME MURRAY. Esq. George
street, lIanuycr Square, Chairman OF the Count Of
Directors in London.
United States Board of Local Dircctors-Chicf OF
ice or America, II Wal! i. \. y. Jacob Harvey,
G-q., Chairman, John j. Palmer, Ia. Jonathan
G-q. ~lml :. Rowland, Esq, Gor'Ian \. Worth,
H-i, Sonl. VI. Fox, tsl, VIM. Van Hook, E.q.,
and {. Edward iiabIcht, Esq. EDW. Il. RICH
Pamphlets blank forms, Tables of Rates Lists
of Agents, Nc. &c, obtained at the Chic, Office, Il
Wall street. or from either OF tie Agents throughout
The United States, ami BRUSH Nouh American Co.
lunies J. ILANDLR STARR.
General Agent for the I Siltc, and BNA. Colonies.
GEO. +. HOUGHTON, Agent at II Adams
JAMES ". IllChOn, Agt. ut Burlington. 1m3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
LIFE INSURANCE.
7 ARD and Candies.
IL June l6, 81 CAILlN " SPEAR


THE SUBSCRIBER IS hGENr FOR THE
/ Nav EsGlAND MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE Govt
rANy and VIII ecct insurance on lives ON Terms mat
i..r,i't tnil IN uroyp satisfactory. >. WIRES.
Burlington, Aug. /, loi'. ono
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NORTlIERY
HAHSrDsThTiOT LINE.
ESsssEE,Es. aS3T

laws II. liuoErE AID urHLGs. rEorREroRs.
Forwndiog 10 ahd trom B0sio", Neir ork. AibanP,
Cia@pi@ir, ant tie d.5crcnt E1diags on tie
Ch1mpiaio cqHql ..-.
/ GiEold and welt known NORTHERN TRANS.
/ FORMATION LINE prepared with increased
facilities, to forward all kinds oi property with the
greatest care and despatch. The new steam propel-
Ter. JAMES II. HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt;
SlLAS HI\kLEE, has been added to the line, aud
will ruu on Lake Champaign, making two trips each
week leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays
touching at burlington, Port Dougiass Port Kent and
Putsburgh tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave -. Abau- ON Saturdays and IIattsburEh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This line
u.il b.,ya
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15

HENRY BOLkLEf, Frcst
AEcH' BishQr, Sec'p,
Granville, y. y, F,b, II, 1871. i,sS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15
Patent Congress- Boots.

Also, Gallons of all colors and black and light s
cater lnccs, cotton laccs, Nc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-15

NO. 1913 WASHINGTON STREETB BOSTON.
Importers of 81 wholesale Dealers
in Watches. Jcweiry. Military Goods, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
For Sale.
FOR SaIcs
aNE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF

ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF
" LAND ON IVY GREER in the county Of Abe
marie five miles from Charlottesville, on The Siauaton
rurnpke. This tract has loo acres OF low grounds,
equal to any in Virginia, abou, GEO acres cleared ana
$50 acres in wood The high land Is in high state OF
Improvement. II IL well watrrcd and thniouehly
ai,ched aud ia admirably adapted 10 the culture oi
CON- tobacco, wheat, oats aud the grasses, c Many
rrops hnve been made the Estate equal 10 any ~
his country. The improvements are-a good dwell
n. hnuse with eight rooms, barn 40 by Sc feet
q stable with Is stalls and sheds To accommodate ~
horses tobacco houses cure % hcgsheads tohac",
good O. rree,s house ana houses for SO slaves Ice and
carriage ho;ses. fine orchard, &c.
The distance from The University of Virginia rs about
three and half miles, enough for students 10 al
tend the lectures from the place with ease The sooie-
~ Of the yciGrss is equal TO any in North amrrica-
ak and half miles 10 navi.ation rair"ao, al>o,
will probably be constructed from GOrdonsville TO Char
lo,lrsye which will furnish choice Of conveyance
for persons or things, to Richmond. Persons wishing
TO view the place will be welcomed after the old Virgil
MIA fashion. - ,,,.
Also, an ESTATE of SEVEN HUNuRED ACRES,
on James river In the county Of Fluvanna, al the juno
on Of Hardware with that s.rean which has lVV acres
nf first rate low grounds little over i0J highland
cleared and near 500 IN wood, G0 81 which front
The canal aud affod from 30 u 10 cords Of fine wood
This is considered of the best Tobacco Estates on
The river There new houses 10 cure ID hogsheads
hut In The best manner and ~ might he made witi
sufficient force The Wheat crop now growing will
show for ITSELF without an accident The buildings
consist Of good oyerseers house and cabins for twen
~ negtoes stables for six horses, sheds for cows and
olen and good ice house. There has been "a little
sickness there for thirty years 1T any place IN the
mountains Either Estate i'll be divided TO suit pur
chasers. Terms liberal. Any communication directed
to me, at Hardin's Tavern, Albemar!e county, Va,
win be promptly answered. w. w. GilMEf.
lnna 81 I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
THE STATE OF THE, CROPS.

The wheat crops ihrou2hou, Illinois (says
correspondent OF The N. Yoik Evening PosD are
quite unpromisng. | have ccnveTsed wi!h per-
sons from all parts Of The State, and toe general
complaint is, that tie lali-sown wheat is winter
killed. In many sections particularly IN tic
north, the deficiency Kill in CREST degree be SUP
piled by the spring wheat! oi which grsst guam
lily has been sown in that regor.
Ngw WHeAr-A sample oinew wheat, Of This
years harvest, was cfieret al tie Exchange il ma
city yesterday. It was Of very excellent quality
II was held al Two dollars ner tus5el. The best
Of las, years crop was selling at 5 II 10 / Cd
per bushei.-[ H,lEs'Ga-' y. y. Eapytii.
THE CROPS.--A gentleman wiring rem
the parish .; ST. l.att;y 10 4 iTirna in this CRY
says: soar prospcca ~ q! manner OF crops ex-
coed any thing we have experienced tor num-
Der OF years. Corn, cotton ant cane are larger
than ever saw them al this season Of lie year"
Ma, Orleans Deita.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
Germs Of the Enquirer.

~ The Enqure Is published DAILY Uor the chy)
and SEM. w EE1LY (for the country) For the Daily
paner seven dears per annun, and Of the rate Of eight
dollars f akei for shorter period than year. For
The semi Weekly five dollars per annum, and Three
Dollars for six months payable in advance, b. paid N
ne oee RENTED by mall, post paid; Six Dollars
ner annsm al the end ofthe year.
az All dues to this office may he remitted per mall
IN god and available Bank notes. at the risk OF the Edi
tn tie postage Of all tsers being paid By the priters-
h, postage of single eiter scarcely Of any account
10 The writer Il is tho accumulation OF postage, In an
extensive business, which operates US serious tax
upoa the Editors.)
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Of
sixteen lines or ess, frs, insertion, fifty cents, and
every succeeding Insertion twenty-five cents-h insert
Cd once week, twice week, o, three times week,
tnir,y.seven and half cents.
I'M THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
Inca or less Grst nseou IS cents; for each cnntinu-
anoe, so cents.
Orders from distance must be accompanied with the
advance pay satisfactory references TO insure execu
zion.
Annual advertisers are charged fy dollars for thirty
lines and In that proportion for advertisements Of n
greater ength-oxecpt Lottery Vendors and Auction
eers who are charged hundred dollars tpaper In
eiuded
ar All Obituaries and Marriage, from the country,
uhrnsyer the party's andwrtng IL unknown Of this
iee must be authenticated by the endorsation OF the
Postmaster the neghborhood or they will In no case
h. published. Every measure that has been taken 10
aseyeul ir,rosons and quzzes has proved heretofore
hos calling. We must therefore, nsist, In such case,
unon the conan being certified by the name Of
the Postmaster ,crilien the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
Huguenot Springs.

fyNhiS establishment, now fitting up in style well
calculated for the comfortable accommodation of
visitors, will be opened on the first day Of July, l547
These Springs are situated in sight Of the river road
the North side of rowhatan county near the Manakln
Town Ferry, about is miles above the city Of Rich
m0nd The location has long beer famed for lie health
fulness-and the springs noted for the curative quail
ties Of the waters One Is decidedly sulphur, similar
In competition to the celebrated White Sulphur bit In
weaker proportions. The other spring Is chaybeale.
with the James River and Kanawha packet line at the
Manakn Town Ferry, about two and half miles
North of the Springs, and similar line OF coaches III
connect with the Richmond and Lynchbnrg kne Of
stages AT flasborough, about four miles South Of the
Sprngs-and daily line Of coaches will run between
Richmond and the Springs. by this visitors can
arrive al the Springs, travelling over good, shady
road, in about three hours, al charge not exceeding
81 25per head.
The direction and management OF the establishment
having been entrusted TO my care beg 10 the
public that no exertions on my part shall be omitted 10
ensure comfort and satisfaction 10 visitors The style
In which these Springs have been fitted up--tie
rangements In the way Of suitable assistants, compe
tent servants, good music, 6c-the beautiful location
the great extent of shady promenadng ground I'M
der improvemenlthe facilities, and small cos al
which the Springs be visited In my humble jndg-
nien entitle the establishment to the liberal patronage
OF the public, desiring either health or recreston.
Board will be $40 Tor week; for Two weeks 80 per
week; for month, $780, or S7l for the season. which
sexpected TO close about tbs first Of October for
than day, 81 so per day. for meais so CENTS chill
dren under 10 years of age and servants half prices
Horses, per day, as cents. CHARLES sELDEN.
% Religious Herald, Times s. Compiler, Richmond
Wing, Republican The Southerner, Petersburg Repub-
lican, In;elgencer Portsmouth New Era and Norfolk
scnd accounts Treasurer Of Euguenot Springs Com
Uanv Juue l5-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05

stopped, our banks failed, our stores empty, our
houses eaanlless, and destroying bosom sweep
Jig The length 0l our streets /! We would nave
President Poti see all this, and then soace him
Sell in answering this question at his leisure
Is il possible that the policy OF my administration
can have produced all this ruin?
40, here we are, ruin completely IN Inc ascend
AMI our population having increased only 'ns-
,irti in The year! Only TWO mills OF the largest
class having been pu, in operation. and only some
three hundred buildings having been erected IN
the same time And now, forsoo,h, nothing DO
ing q! Only some fourteen stores being bait
with granite ron!s upon Elm street, aud mol
more Than two hundred good and substantial
buildings being erected in other paris of The city
Then, again as 10 public buildings, only ore
splendid brick church Is being built, together with
''lhe museum" upon the corner Of Elm and - -
streets, and the large and splendid hall Of asher
work north oil "lhe Manchester House ~ No.
thing like such steady ruin has ever before brood.
ed over Manchester Her destiny is liked, and Ill
in consequence OF this ruinous locoicco admins
tratcn Il I. is fitting President Polk should visit
"lhese ruins" and we hope our city coun-
ellis will forthwith extend him an invitation so 10
do provided the destroying angel" has lsIt funds
enough in The treasury 10 pay The postage upon
The letter OF invilatonl The citizens oil Man.
chester will take care OF the rest"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
Virginia INSTITUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND,

i
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND,
At sTAusToS, viKoIHA.
THE eighth session Of this Institution will commence
4 ON the 6rst day of September next.
Isrms and Conditions Of Adaaittance.
l. The Institution will provide for each pupil board.
washing and dying; tho continual supernendrnce OF
health conduct manners and morals; fuel and lights
textbooks stationery, and other incidental expenses OF
The school rooms; for which, Including Tuition and
Medical attendance, all pupils who are OF ability VIII
be CHARGED per annum the Deaf and Dumb 100 dollars,
and the Blind 100 dollars, payable half yearly In ad-
vance. -
3 For punctuality In payments, satisfactory bond
Is required.
ment il between ten ane twenty 6vein the Blind De-
parHent males between and fourteen, females be-
Tween eight and tweve-or at the discretion of the re.
THE course of ins,ruc,ion covers six years and no
pu, will he received for Tess term than two years
S. Pupils admission should come provided WIN
sufficient changes oil comfortable clolhhe, WIN thoh
Glazing must be renewed By the parents, guar
dams or friends, when Iequiredaothsrwise WIN Do
C'1n,sheA by the Institution, and charged TO them.
Punils whose friends are unable 10 educate them
arr educated aud clothed also, II necessary, ny .ne in
st,utiop But satisfactory evidence must be eknio1eo
n The Vsiters the parent or guardian is
deav fhe expenses any psrt Of The expenses oil Inc
pup II is expected that the pupil VIII De orought
here free Of charge 10 The Institution, ana ony unuer
ner1r circumstances win this rule he departed FROM
g. A limited number OF Deaf and dumb ana OIL Dhnd
persons ere supported and sduca'edin The nsaon a.
public EXPENSE and II Is bon the WISH anu me uy
ihr Board Of Visters 10 make all sections oil the state
share alike in this public henehcence TO hs emu al
have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications. But while applications from the STATE al
lsrge are quite numerous, there still remain nine Seha
tora Districts those namely Of Bedford, Spottsyva-
mia, Fauauier, Isle Of Wight Mecklenhurg, Accomae
TazeweIl, Washington and Allegheny, which have no
state pupils the Institution. and no applications on
Gie On the 10th day Of July oex the Board viii pro
iced TO fill existing vacancies in is If State pupils
from the whole number of applications which may then
BE- on Tile. and apple in the aSoYc named districts,
made in the meantime, will have the preference over
all others.
Applications In behalf of The Deaf and Dumb should
be made TO The Reverend Joseph d. Tyier-in behalf at
The Blind 10 DIR. J. G.. N. merilai.
NICHOLAS q. KINNEY, Secretary.
Stanton June l-ctlQihJuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PR0CI AVIATION.

A VACANCY having occurred in the Representation
n ofthis State In the Congress OF the United states
by tho death of George c. Dfomgoole Representative
elect for the District composed ,s counties OF MOTTO
way, GrcensvilIe, Necklenburg, Brunswick, Amelia,
Dnwddie and Prince George, and the town Of Peters
burg the Sherhs OF the said countless and the Sergeant
Of the said twn, therefore hereby required 10 hold
elections the frat Thursday in August nsa!, for
Representative 70 ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, us Governor, and under the
seal ofthe Commonwealth, al Richmond, this
sEA wv. niy-second day Of June, In The year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and forty seven, and ot
The Commonwealth the seventy first
June o5-ctd WM SMITH.
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FAUQUIER
White SULPHUR Springs.

This Establishment, so favoiaby known for
the curative qualities OF Its water. and the ele.
EtSsW gance and comfort of It's accommodation, will
sSsrbe opened for the reception Of visitors on the
LIST June. II Is situated so miles from Alexandra, IS
miles from Fredericksburg and 20 miles East CT the
Blue Ridge In one OF the most healthy and delightful
climates Of Virginia. The direction and management
will he the heretofore, and the same attention
paid TO the accommodation and comfort Of their guests
We have an abundantsuppiy Office.
The season, commencing the Isl of June, will end
the lst Of October, embracing 4monihs.
Lovers of Music will find tho band unsurpassed.
BOARD: $40 per week, 50 per week for weeks,
$50 per month, $50 for the season.
For more Than day 81 81 per day. so cents for
single meal a5 cents for lodging, children under u
years of age and servants, half price, horses 50 cts per
day, per week 81 so, per month 50.
Trweskly stages will run from Washington until ist
Of July, after that time daily.
There win be line of stages from Fredericksburg at
ter the st of July, previous TO which conveyances will
be furnished on accommodating terms.
DANL. WARD.
May oa-cwtlstJuIyG oawt Aug.