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WARkEN, NORTH CAROLINA,
white SULPHUR SprasaSs.

THE proprietor Of this establishment, bang unable
for the want of room, 10 accommodate all that vi
sited this healtul place OF resort Al the last season
has, since that time greatly enlarged and improved his
buildings, and is now prepared to accommodate much
larger number; and no trouble or expense W he spared
to make his patrons comfortable aud satisfied.
The medicinal properties Of the water have been
teted and although sufcient'to cure all the ills
OF which the human f1s! Is heir to-, are y ell adapted
TO the cure of Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Diseases
Of the skin, &C.. satisfactory evidence o. which
be easily obtained from persons living in the neehbor
hood of the Springs.
Persons travelling the Raleigh and Gaston Rail-
road will always find Hack ready for their acconmo.
dation NJ Henderson, and also NJ the Warenton Depot
The nInnfieInr has d pnnd SUNNY Ice. His CHARGES
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TO CONTRACTORS.

w bidder, on Saturday, tie 18th July. 1873, tho
building OF Church, OF the and plaza Of tbs
Episcopal Church, about mic above Powhaian C.
H-ihe workmanship TO be equal in all RESPECTS To said
Church Bond and security Tor the faithful perform
OF the work will be required. Proposals ill.,
yited addressed 10 Joseph HodEson. P. M Cclumbls,
Fluvanra county. June 22-c2awtd
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Winston, .Esnes Il ajas.,

UHUIENS .dJfU CU.H-HTSSJU-N .TFRCH-3.STS,
RICH "OAD, VA,
II AVE removed to the store recently occupied by J.
VI II. Eustace L. SON. next door above Nessrs. Webb,
Bacon & Co, where they keep constantly on hand a
large and general assortment OF Groceries and Liquors,
together with all other articles their line of business
Persons wishing buy would do well To examine
stock. WINSTON, JONES & CO,
lame 3O-cSt M IN Main u Ricbmand
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DOLLARS REWARD.
Five afog9Nr. esc,ya-..

% VIII give The above reward for the delivc-
~ rs 10 mr. OF slender BAY MARE, which was
LII. stolen lin .sichmondl from my wagon on tie
:oin al June last She had on dounle refined blind
hrIdlr s 81 blood bay coior i blind IN the left eye
am has one white fore loo; and one white hind foot
tes name and tai are black and long.
WILLIAM NELSON.
I1nnr rec n Inl,, Z
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VALUABLE LAND at AUCTION.

VALUABLE LAND Al AUCTION.
THE tract In Louisa county, owned by Mrs. Lavinia
1 &. smith for lii- aad afterwards by the children
Of Nathaniel A. Smith, deceased, containing ,l7ak
acres will be sold publicly, At Louisa cour House. on
TUESDAY, the l5,l day oC August next, the second
day If August Court Il lie, Elk Creek and North
Anna River, near tarrs Bridge, thirty mics from Ere.
dericSs burs, forty live from Richmond, and five from
Frederick Hail. on the Louisa Railroad. Two or three
hunhred acres are rich low grounds ard Gbant two
hunared aud thirty fret rate wood land besides
nndi led and tifty IN pine, inlerspersed win
eak, hickory, &C. The trac. has much granite, Is ad-
mably suited 10 clover and makes the kindest returns
for al efforts At Improvement II Ia probably best
tract of its size In the c0r3tryou Oft Green spring
mel shhorhooa To crown all, Il Is surrounded BY tho
best Of neighbors-piain, kind, sober and intelligent.
The dwelling house Of bslc. Is large and commo-
d.ous With more ihan the usual outhouses and conve-
nirnces The land may easily be divided into two
tracts, Of about hundred and oiy, the other
Of about four hundred and thirty three either Of
which would MAKE very hne farm. Mr. William D.
Smith living on TIE place, VII! s!iow 1t 10 persons
inclined TO buy.
TEsss-s75 in each; and for the res credits Of one,
two and three years. Possession given In November,
with entrance 10 sow wheat IN good time.
The sale made by order 81 the Circuit Court OF Lou
isa IN The petition smith and her f1miiy, in
Chancery sn, II rhompsnns, &c vs.. Smiths &c., and
nv consent Of the plain If. LJClAN MINOR.
Adm OF with the will annexed Of
July 1-wiw&2a vida N A. Smith. decd.
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James facCOmHy a. Co.,

SUCCESSORS TO WIN. MCDONALD &c CO., AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 and SO, Bowiy's Wharf, Baltimore,
rINENDER their services TO the FARMERS ana MGR
i CHANTS Of Virginia and North Carolina for the
sale of GRAIN, COTTON and other pRoDUCE =
Their long experience in this branch Of business justify
them in assuring those who may favor them with their
consi gnments the highest going rates.
REFER TO
Messrs. Webb, Bacon 4 Co. lp,..,
Messrs. WORKMAN, McGruder g. Co, Ai.hmo"u'
~; Tho m ri b @a'!1n Domains Petersburg
M Nj; James rsi t. jssnso M,'A'd'' Norfolk
lima
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n:,HMoND Mark ETs. July is.

IoDACCO-inspectons Tor the las. week
have been light, with slight improvement in
p&cSs. We quote ugs 81 SO TO . SO; common
!sei 5 90 90; middling 4 90 to S 20, good
aI4 Tut so to 50
rLOUR-Old SO 25, at retail; sock aud
-amand very light;-new sc 6. al retail for City
Mills; 6 so a 6 u for coan,ry.
W5EAT-Large sales a, no c. for deliveries
io29h Iuy-l05 c. 10 the 3lst-Sl afterwards.
OArS-35 cents per bu>hel.
CoRN-45 cent. per bushel.
CORN MEAL--50 55c. per bushel.
BACON-virginia hog round &c.; Hams &c;
Wrsern Sides 81 c.; Shoulders 4la5
FlSH-New Herrinss IS. Shad Sc so a 7.
Fa1>y Roe Herrinss sc in barrels and SO so in
halt barrels
CATTLE-BEEF: So SO a 90, gross
VEsLs: 81 7 90. MUrroNs: 81 SO 10 2 IS,
nen,as in qualify. Hoes: so.
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$3.50 REV 4 RI

PAN AWAY from the subscriber whilst ON !, v,s,
- u the cry Of Richmond. on Tuesday ming i'm.
" dth my Negro, named CREED-a very likely mn.at.
10 - o. - years OF age, feet inches nigh, full
round iace good teeth and thin heard cOaies around
bis chi,i-hns no marks visible. lie had on
when he le!ta DARK linen coat roundabout, which
comes low down or the hips, white vest. with metal
buttons, checked Cashmere pants cloth cap or pana
ma at aud cot with him lot 6f other go0a c!nlh.ng
II - expected he vii! change his and clothing, In
oi'er 10 iaSe DIS escape In some free State but II liz
supposed he IS at present either IN the city o. Richmond
,he city al Norfolk in sotn OF which places he has
rel ttions.
ne above reward will he paid for his apprehension
and delivery 10 X. Dickinson Brother. Of The city
OF Richmond. or to myself in the of Lynchburg.
July 10 d62c6t SETH WOODROOF.
SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
p AN AWAY from the residence of the subscriber.
A. near The Village Of Tappahannock on the agh Of
last month. May, Negro Man, named NELSON
70 years OF age stature between five feet eight inches
anu he feet len inches, and dark comp IioR
black. lie speaks quick, ami has slight imprdirat
Wien re Is spoken To- and cannot look person full in
the lace when he - accosted and aea.rd. He took
WIN MN blue ca5intt coat, of good quality much
worn, @ih large bl,ck horn buttons IL; close bo
Gied coat, with not very long skirts which not
made 10. him. lie had a hat; but il highly
Pobshe lie has changed his entire dress He had bre
ecrhg concerned IN Two arcsneI and i: IS believed
.'N WIN hl'a pistol silver watch, and silver
spoons, witch hr had stolen have asrrrained that
he wa, III Richmond City, also n The Goa! Pits in Ch.s
si ne'a onniy ahani the ith of TIE present month";
hr htu obtained pass papers IRE. man, either
y "hiCa - forgery unless he sole Tree mans
rcfitcr' OF GONE Tee LegfO gave him his register.
:, WIN give reward of seventy dollars if the said
nero Is unprecedented aad delivered ~ Is. Il &. b.
ii'l IN Richmond aud thirty dollars reward f he /, ap.
Piehehacu IN tHis county and delivered "a
>, JiJES ROY HlCCJ.
iappahannock. ESSEX Co., Va. July i CIV
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Seaia.a.,cs s5avis. Aucts.

Elk LIKELY NEGROES.
WI be sol. this fay, ~ 10 o'clock, 3 Girls
and ) Boys. 3. DAVIS. Auc,iopecr.
July IL Of.ice 80. s Mail street.
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NATHAN A. COHEN,
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON, $. e,
1IAKES liberal advances on Tobacco eon''s"eu "
lFI MIN Tor sale. ,u.,
io ,.i Nav a-c3m
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CLASSICAL AND MhruEGA iiCaL
SCHOOL. IN STAUNICN.


THE next session of this school viii
4 tire 18Th Of August. ani terminate On the 18th Of
lime following. The system 81 instruction u tho
rougG and accurate embracing all the subjects usually
taught III the best Schools, nth sp5cal attention 10 ply
zeal The discipline Is street but kind, and
formed nearly practicable 70 Thar OF The virginia
Military institute.
TERMS
For Bnari and Tuition, tea months, Slsa
For French =,
Parable half leariy in adranee
The number Of pupils being limited, parents and
guardians requested 10 make early application.
Jlly i-cfi
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tsIU..JES,
EWi b sod hy us. this roraing, al o. o'clock
= negro Gil IL years ol ard Negro Boy ii
yeas old. n. &. Sc c. 3. HILL.
July ~ Arcis
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NOTICE

NJ ICE.
,51O TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY, undrr the act Of sih
iiarch, ioi7:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition 10 the of three dollars called for, 1--we dol
lars payable the first day Of each OF The months ."
March, April, May, August, September, October "nd
December and dollars the first day OF each Of
The months ofjune July and November, on each share
Subscribers in Augusta will pay IN the Bank al
Staunt0n in al5cmarle in the Bank At Charlottesville;
and those Richmond In the Bank Of Virginia, 10 tie
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punctualy IS
Important as interest % be due each instcment not
paid. BY order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. 2a-ctbec.i
VACANCY 4. TIE FACULTY OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE TO BE FILLED.
IN consequence OF llir resignation OF Mf n ii mas
i sr The Trustees of Richmond College will hold a
meeting on the 9TH Of August, lsi5 for the purpose Of
e.cctinr Tutor in the Acatemicai Department, al
salary of 500 per annunl.
An communications from those who may desire 10
obtain this situation be addressed 10 10. Ry!and
President Of the College, Al Richmond.
TH0S. ]. EVANS,
June 3o--ctd Secretary Of the Trustees.
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Twenty Dollars reward

X AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Friday. 7tb In
~, slant, Negro Man, named BIRD, beIongine to
Colonel Corbin Of Caroline. Bird Ii a stout, muscular
aoa active man, remarkably well built, about nve feet
ven inches 10 height, with regular and agreeable fea-
.a a Intelligent countenance, eyes small, with
somewhat cunning expression and when spoken to he
ed When last heard Of be was about Tho stables a,
~. rudrheld Race Course, though he has wife In
he one IN the neishhorhood Of Mr.. Reeds," whittier
ne above reward will be paid for his delivery to
"G Ia :. saehanan's Spring, near Richmond.
'aV h-est' euINTIN BLAIN,
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AMEIIA ACADEMY

q NELIt AON DEW 7.
fE,HE session will open September ISL and close
L July lst T-fns--S2ai per session Of ten month";
payable gl"1 September l.; and sou Ethruary let
Thorough instruction IN al branches taught and daily
TRANSACTIONS from English into latin Geek aud French
Discipline impartial, parental and christian, and sys
.! instruction. recitation ami reporting suc as IL
accuracy and advancement. school limited 10
twenty boardeis. Difect-Lcdore T. -, Amelia.
WA. II. HARRISON.
Refer 10 Nessrs. VIM. J. Barksdl!e, John /. Wiley.
WIN. II. Robertson, Amella L. Rnfin. Esq fianorefy
,ol. George ~. Boiling and Joseph Bragg. Petersburg;
Professor Gesner Harrison, University n Virginia.
July Ii-cwsw w. II. II.
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EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE., AN

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE, AN
NUIrY AND TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE a WALNUT STREET. PHILhDEl..
~ Philadelphia S250,0O0-CHARTER PER-
PETUAL.
The Company are now prepared 10 transact business
upon the most liberal and advantageous terms They
are authorized by their charter ito make all and every
insurance appertaining TO life risks. OF whatever Kind
or nature aud To receive and execute rnsts make
dowments, and TO grant and purchase annnniies."-
The Company sell annuies and endowments, and act
as Trustees for minors and heirs.
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The premiums arc less than in any other Company,
and the policies afford greater adrantagesore romp's:
A person aged ~ years birth day, by paying the
company gS cents would his family or heirs
$UU should he die In years Tor 50 81 he secures
them 81 600 should he die in years;
for $40 40 paid annually during life he secures 81 900,
be paid when he dies The insurer securing his
bonus, by tho difference in amount of premiums from
those charged by other offices. For $40 50 the horg
would receive SIS, 600 should he die In enc year.
JoHr w CLAeHoNS-President.
PRTxx CrLLES-Vice President.
TRusrEEs.
Robert F. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseph T. Thomas, Edward e. Markley,
George N. Diehl, stephen L. CRAWFORD,
Peter Cullen, Alive Laing,
VIM G.. Alexander, William NJ Baird,
William w. Haiy, X. +. Loper,
Clapton b. Lamb, Harry ConTad.
Solici,or-WM. n. HALr.
Trsasurer-F. w. RAwLH.
H. G. TCCKETT, sec'y. and Act'y.
The subscribers having been appointed Agents for
the above Company for the State of Virginia are pre-
pared issue policies Of Insurance TO all persons dasr
ing avail themselves Of the great advantages 1t pro-
sents for securing 10 their families or friends COM
Portable supper, after their dseease. ,.a
Forms Of application and ali particulars may pc NAG
al their office on th street, next door 10 he once Oh
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE.
Or. JONI A. ;CusSrnoHAu, Medical Examiner,
June 3O-2awd&cly
r W. MAURY Il CO., MANAGERS, No
y I, City Hotel.
CAPITALS, SC. FOR TEE WEEK.
FalDAY-Capltal $4,000 Tickets 4. 7S Nos
| Is drawn.
sArUsDAY-Capital $4,000, &c. Tickets 10
Is Nos. ID drawn.
Packages and single Tickets for sale at
MANAGERS OFFICE,
JulyII No, l, under City Hosel.
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GA and amer The 2ilh OF July, our packe'
Boats will leave Richmond daily al a, M I,
Sundays excepted, and arrive in Lyhchou's
next days al P. M. op AZ
Returning, leave Lynchburg daily at T. M,
Saturdays excepted, and arrive in RIchmona 10
80 hours. nj.
Two lines of Stages, owned by Parish, Fic,'
lin & Co, run from Lynchborg 10 Whle spl,
phur, distance 100 milrs, one day by The NaIu,al
Bfidge and Dbre!'s Springs, and The olheF y
FiacaslIe and The Sweet Springs.
Passengers Tor Stanton by orr boa.s, iea'e
Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friiay, 90
Passengers for Prince Edward and Gha''o,'s
Court House leave at 8 A. NJ. same days, ana
connect with The Stages at Car'ersv,iie. Aae,
the 24h, The Boats will pass Gainesville oo'h up
and down, al P. NJ. 20, Al
Passengers leaving Farmville at III q; m. M,
will arrive in Richmond next A. NJ al 4. ihose
going up The Canal will connect WIN 'he W
Boas. ,-nopr
July 10 ---------------
OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..
July lst, ls4s J,
THE Roa,d If Directors have this day deciarea
dyiSsns Of three and halfper cent. for ,hs as.
six months, payable on demand AZ the once 2, VIC
Company. IA ~ p'AD'
July 7-eln
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SALE OF LAND IN CtiES TERRIFIED.
IN execution al the trusts created by deeds one
4 made by LttberIy vai-n, u the undersigned, on
the :i9th November 10 70. for The benefit Of Thomas Va.
den, aud The other made hy tie SAID Ltilrbrrry Walden
and Thomas Walden, 10 the same trustee the 10Th
Of July, 1922, Tor the benefit " David Wrsiger and
Matthew Butloni, viii be- sold b. The subscriber, M
Chesterfield Conf house, the second Monday in
July, 1913 that being Chesterfield Cont day by public
auction, the highest bidder, for cash az 10 third
OF the reds ct sale, and To The residue nf the
proceeds rf sale, credit OF ak and twelve months
in equal indictments an Undivided m0Isy al q Tract
o Land lynn. IL The said county about six miles South
II the Courthouse containing igi acres appears by
tile said deeds TINS tract Of land is the sam. h;ch
devised by the will Of GEORGE Walden deceased,
hs widow, Mrs. Sarah Walden, FOR her life, and on
which she lived nntii her DEATH ard which
Mr. Thomas Clayton now lives. The purchaser IS III be
required Ia give bonds with approved
ties, for the credit instruments 10 carry interest from
the day OF sale; and the TILE viii r retained nn the
money s,ali all be paid. SAMUEL TAYLOR.
June I7-.iltactds
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MISCELLANEOUS
andrew Johnston,

ATIURNE1 AT La WI
r ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has sturned TO Rich.
Lmond, and will practise in the Courts held In this
city and county, and the adjoining counties
l~r Office over Messrs smith &. Earwood's, Main
street. May 2-lyd&c
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TRIIST SALE

fQf virtue Of two GeeGG Of Trust, dated January 9th
~ 1877 Of record III Chesterfield, executed one by
VIM J. Fore, and Tie Other ~ VIM J. Fore and Eliza
beth his Gile, 10 he undersigned Trustee foi Rebeoca
Harris E1tcutrx Of John arris. deceased, WIN offer
for sale, by public auction. the pTenisrI MON
DAY thr oath dag OF July, ISIS, the follow hg Tracts
Of Land IN The county Of Chesterfield, VIZ: Tract Of
Land known The .tlamr Tract" containing los
acres, ntioGed IN oi the said leeds, aud another
Tract oil Land. Containing four hundred and iliy SIX
acres less. in tie oier al tic sand deeds
toned, for cash $40. with interest thereon from
the TIN Of January, 1915, and IL the charges and
commissions OF the said trust and upon credit Of two
and three years from the eth January, le47, The
situe. lie tract last mtninned viii hr first sold The
purchaser will lie required Ia give bonds for The pur
chase money as 10 the credit pa. mrn,s aad thu i-
will be rriaiGcd unlil payment
10 Sale Ia Commence a, lao'cock.
June a7-clds II. RHODES, Trustee.
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no shc Virgjnia Sprimgs.

BY THE CANAL Jackets 70 LYNCH
BURG, AND FROM THENCE IL STA
GEES. BY THE NATURAL BRlIGE,
OR THE SWEET SPRINGS, TO IHE
WHITE SULPHUR.
@as srza - o.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN SPOT
SfLIASIA CBIfSTY

'iiE sae OF Land heretofore advertised hy the SUI b.
scrisrr 10 take place the Isl augs; next Is post v
pofs,i until !" WEDNESDAY, the 10Th 81 August whenf
Il VIII be positively oI ION he peinlsts 10 me nigh
est bidders, II tan, utl.fws- first ,i, day thresf
ter, IN five "r SIX r;cht parcels s;it p or
altogether II desired. u ab"untS In eycren, timbr
iron ore, &c ,and lies silacy IN me cold region
considerable portion 81 which metal hgs hrrn found
various persons II Isn roHI1rIs & large portion .
COCA ii'in'og sard, gr-> iaaGs. - and, upon IN
whole, y ~ iar tnr must valuable Land this s,clo
OF lie country wuGd therefore, respectfully recon-
mend 10 all whn may Wish 10 maze Profitable invs.t
intnf 10 pay attention ~ This stir. Il u ARE thing
liai sue valuable property i put up auction.
Tnn.r who ma! base idea ~ purchasing are re-
anectm ~ invited 10 ana examine for themselves
The ierins wi. " very LIBERAL and @li he made
on he day 81 sale. JOINS J"anOEE.
July i5-cwtu,
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ABOUT two weeks since, on The road from Sylett's,
n in King William, to Richmond, small painted
likeness thick paper about six inches long and four
inches wide, with the name of Martha Spindle mme-
diHeiy under tho likeness A reward of five dollars
will be paid for The delivery Of the likeness TO the sub
scriber, in Richmond
July 4-ctf JOHN f. SPINDLE.
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TIE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR

The HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AND CHALYBEA1E SPRINGS.
THIS agreeable Summer retreat again open to vi
i sitors The virtue of the waters IN lHvigoraling
the frame, and In restoring health, where the
stronger OF other sections had been tired IN
vain has now been sufficiently tested b. tie expert
ence of one season. / am, therefore, iustrf in be-
speaking for them The favor OF the public, and especial
y Of invads whose systems require i0der Influence
than the mountain hrrezes and arser waters Of West
ern Virginia are found To exert.
Since the la season, important improvements have
been made-smooth and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached to the
SPRING., invite the romantic and The lovers Of rural
exerc and, for those whose quest Is recreation
more than health musical band, fine airy ball room,
tomary resources of pleasure add amusement, have
been provided. In shai, no effort or expense has been
spared supply whatever might contribute toth6 com
fort or enjoyment Of tie guests
The establishment Is mainly under the mani cement
of the same attentive and oblisng superinteRdents,
male and female, whose enri5 TO please gave such
tisfacton the last and, us shall reside At the
Springs, il will b. ent"avGr, by general supervi
sion aid in securing the great ends of heath TO the
SICK and pleasure 10 the healthy"
The Huguennt Spri1 - on the rive: road, in Pow
hatan, near Manasin Town Ferry, about seventeen
fitted expressly for the purpose with separate apart
ments for ladies, children aud invhlds will take visit
the Ferry tsixcen niles) whence line Of coach
will carry them To the Springs. The boat will leave
The upper end OF the Rasin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, NJ, returning on Mon
days, Wednesdays and riaays al o'clock, a. NJ
Fare 81 a5
Board, $50 the SEASON. ending 30th September; san
per month; $40 pc, week; 81 50 per day. Children
and servants half price Horses STU per month; 50 cs
per day. w. ROYsIER,
President IIuguenot Springs Company.
Res
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EaEzaaiy Physician.

DIR. BEACi'S AMERlCAE PRACTICE
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IURrLESOUP, ATRoUGh AND READY.
HHlS DAY, al II o'clock, superior Green
Il Turtle will be offered in Soup, Steak and
ttcasee. Families supplied as usual. Some
'h'ng rare and rich NAV be expected.
July IA THOMAS WHEELEY
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T ANDRETH's CABBAGE SEED--Lan.
IL dreth's Fla, Ouch Cabbage Seed Ian
dfe'h's Large Drumhead Cabbage Seed Rula
Basa, or Swedish Turnip Seed. just 10 hand
and Tor sale by JOHNSTON
July IL Drnooi.t
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Ey i. e. s 6. g. EEzss. aSscts

AGG.tIG.E S.43.:,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14
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