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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
FAUQ UIER
white Sulphur Springs,


More generally knoI1n as the Hdrreaton Springs,
iJlLL be open for The reception of Elsters on the
w 1t OF June Extensive improvements are in pro-
g.ess that VIII awe new aspect 10 The whole rsta
bishmrnt No expense Will he spared III adding 10 It's
establishment, or TO the comfort and pleasure If The
guests. knowing by ocular evidence, in numerous in
stances the positive intrinsic value of the water and
its almost miraculous effect in particular cases, IL has
been eearded good policy 10 enlarge the accomno.
da0ns and IN complete the original design, as 10
crafty the taste and fancy OF guests well rs 10 pro-
mote their health aud PLEASURE Situated III = remark
ably healthy region, III full view IT the bold Blue
Ridge and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village OF
Wauenton, visprs may, on horseback or in carriages,
their improving roads, enjoy the most picturesque
scenery. may seek exercise IN the ten pin alleys, The
pistol gallery, game of billiards, the hraltli!ul
dance The lovers of music and flowers will find pc.
Guitar has been taken 10 win their approval, while
the allow deer and the inwn the gold and silver hs,
the elk and the swan, may relieve trdons hour 10
those who interested in the frs Rdtua In word,
every step has been taken which expanded liberallty
could suggest, to adj To the comfort and accommodate
lion Of vsiier-. The hurdle aud tournament, the
fancy ball, masquerade, and brilliant fire wofks VIII
lend their respective attractions. Nor are these prepa-
Iatons designed Tor the cay monde only To The holy
ministers ofraIigon, 81 every denomination. cora al.
not srudging invill.inn is given To spend the sam
m-. without charge. TIE usual services Of the Church
arc respected throughout The season.
These Springs 80 or IS miles, according to the
routc taken from Fredericksburg, and 10 OF 50 from
Alexandria Tri.weesly stages will run from both
these points till Jnly, when daily lines Will be esah.
Ished visil.rs leaving the District Of Columbia IN
the stage or steamer al a. NJ, will reach the Springs
the same day. and IT the same cost 81 %; through
tickets have been agreed on between the Ricnond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company, and the stage own
ers from Fredericksburg 10 the Springs, t. make The
ticket IS from Richmond, and 81 80 from Washn,ton
These Springs are known on The Post uficr HOOKS ~
yvarrenton Springs and all letters shogd he So d.
rertrd or they may be irit ut Wlnenion, or sent TO
the White Sulphur Springs. in Greenbrirr.
Terms Of Board will hr - iniinws: $50 for the
whole season ending Isl OciobsT :75 FOR three months:
Goa for TWO months; a35 for month; ea per week
ss for Two weeks; 81 II per day; meals lodging 81
cents each Servants, and children under l2ye7rs old
alfprice No charge for children nnier three years
I'd When separate tables arr provided FOR children
before Tbs usual hour, lhls. who retain their seats al
the ordinary table will be charged n price Horses
50 cents a day or Sl0 month.
June s-6f DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
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TO THE AFFLICTEDl
MF. T.. ID. Robinson

WHO has been successfully engaged IN the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, is
still relieving and positively curing-of the following
forms of dissase-eght out of ten who apply to him,
White Swelling, Drop,y, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism AZ
fections Of the Liver, hgue and Fever, Scsld Head,
UIceous Sores Of long standing, letter Cancer, Lep-
rosy Palsy, st. Wins Dance, Wens, Coughs and AZ
lection Of the Lungs, supposed to be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis. GonorrhGa. Structure, M-rcurll
Disease and all forms Of disease peculiar TO females;
such Fluer Albus, Prolapsus Uter &c., &c. He has
treated several hundred cases of Rheumatism, and
failed in five only where the remedies were energetic
ally applied, in eecting entire Persons suf-
farng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory can be had Office
No. 3, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
15 EeoIgarS ReWarG.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living near New
IL Canton, Buckingham county, on the 18th oil De-
cember last, Negro Man named PATRICK, about
twenty.three years OF age He sometimes calls him
self Patrick Winfrry and understand frequently calls
himself Winfrey. He Is tolerably bright mulatto,
and when lie left home had bushy head OF hair. lie
Is about FIVE feet eight inches high No scar re-
membered, but my overseer informs ME that, when no
left, he had small bump under one Of his eyes, nut
whether was stye other injury he does not know.
His Winter coat was of naptcoton, his pantaoons Of
homespun, and his hat white wool hat, hut II Is hs-
leved he has traded off his coat and hat, and wears
frock coat and cap. II is believed he Is making ms
way TO Ohio and may be In company with anothsf. 1
have heard he has free papers, The above WIN
be paid to any who will apprehend him and denver
him 10 me, or confne him in Jail so that get MN;
JOSEPH FUQUA.
Bear Gardan Ruckinpham CO., June 9-clm
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond


GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, lS4s.
1929 DOLLARSl 5 Of 5000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburr LOTTERY, Glass No. %, for S4s
be drawn NJ Alexandria on saturday, June lU. IS No.
Of 9n00, OF 5000, SC, SC. Tickets $40; halves s.;
Tickets S2D-siIares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Lersburg Lottery, Class 10 IS, for 1919, TO
be drawn ct Alexandria on saturday, June IL. TO No.
Lottery-ll drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: 100000,
$50, 5000, 5000, 1,0y0 2U7S, ~ Of UU0, ~ Of $780,
81 of 800, 90 of 2oD. &c. Tickets $40; halves quar-
tiers So certificate Of package of - whole Tick
cts sl00-sbafes in proportion
10000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, CLASS No 81, for le4s,
be drawn at Alexandra on Saturday, June oath. 70
Nos, - drawn. Brilliant Scheme: $4,000, $4,000,
100000 10000 1000 ZOO, 40 Of 100 40 Of 5nO 200 Of
300, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
certificate Of package of % whole Tickets sl20-
shares in proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Sh1es any of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
tion and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as ii is received.
NJ B-Hurley pays postage all letters TO and
from his office.
Hurey's rule is 10 cash all prizes AZ sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all times complete assortment OF
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 10 $50.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond Va.
p.S-AlI business strictly confidential. May3l
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hoo DolIars Reward.

DAN AWAY fronl the Shenandoah Iron Works,
II abou, the Is, of April lasl, Two Negro Men-DA-
MEL and CLARK-belonging TO the Estate OF the late
Miles Marques, of the county of Madison Said Ne
proes are of muIatto complexion, aged about twenty
wears and some Ave feet nine or ten inches high
Clark it Is believed, has scar upon his face No 9TH
or mark recollecled.
The above reward will be given for the apprehen-
sion of the Negroes if taken of the State and
cured so that get them again-or $50 will lie 81
ven for the securing of either one if taken out Of the
Slate-or $50 n taken in the State and secured that
get them again-Or $40 for either one.
THOMAS N. WEIGH,
Executor of Miles Marques, deceased.
Madison CO. Va May 22-ctf
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sos REWARD

MILL be paid for the apprehension of STE.
w PHEN, who ran of from the farm OF The
subscriber Ten or twelve days since Stephen is
si1 eet high. very black, we'll and actively form
Cd, oval face, head small, hair short and usually
well comoed. He was raised al West Ham
Henrico county, and bought by me from The es.
tale OF me iale Col John Amber. The above re.
ward will be paid on his delivery to me in the
city Of Richmond, or TO my manager. L. p
Throgmofton, al Pikono!see farm. Meadow
Bridges road, five miles from the city.
June 7-d6ctf d. w. HAXALL.
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Beaver Dam Depot, Feb 22--ctDec.l
JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm tCALLAlS)
lying on the South side Of James river about one
mile above sslbe,ts Tavern, in the county Of Powha-
tan containing by survey s9 acres portion Of which
Is low grounds OF superior quality Nearly one half
of the farm is in wood Of original growth aud heavily
limhered. The high land j, Of good qu1iy, lies wei,
and s susceptible Of n hiIl state q; improvement
There is brick house on thr farm, with four rooms,
and all the necessary out buildings In good repair. IL
sale is notefrcted privately befne the st o; October
next, it will then he offered publicly, To the highest
bidder As the subscriber is determined to sell, he
will make the terms very accommodating. Applica-
tnns may he made 10 him PERSONALITY on the premises;
or by letter, directed To SGh!c's Tavern; 10 Nj.
Wm l.. Smith, Smthviile q. who is authorised 10
dispose OF the place. THOMAS A. HARRIS.
p.,,, Inns Mnt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
eSsr,,aTnE.

A BsCo.DHD from ths plantation o! The late Thos
the st q! April last, ncsrn ;lyY rai,:d JIM alias
JIM hhhfrt' ihls ieiio8 wa ifchassd b. re,
some we've ."i,lis ago. ola Mr Jones GRADER who
understand from li.n purchased Tim q. 4 Mr Har-
vel at l',nWhiis. HIS wife, he States l.: long ID IN
erntlrn:G ii tr sain~ na:ae twin. IN ,hr county az
GreeEsviiie No particular marks recoiirc;eL lie
about tho ordinary size, rather thin vsagrd and of
tolerabiy grntrci appearance. lie has high cheek
homes, AMI wears downcas; look wien spoke n To-
suppose he is about 81 years cd, but might be judged
by others 10 be Older.
suspect lie Is Gow in Din@diir or Greensvile oil
perhaps he may be about Cox's Pitts, in Chesterfield,
else lurking about Petersburg.
viii give reward Of s. any person who will ap
preheId him ard lodge him in jail, that gel hin
asain. PEIER q. Ei.LETT,
Executor Of Thomas !. Sublelt, deceased.
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fCorrespondence of the Enquirer.

ICUrltSPUHueuce ut Viz CuquHeF'l
BALTIMORE, June S-P. NJ.
FLoUR-Markel steady, though the demand IS
not active. We note sales OF Howard Street Flour
this morning a, SIS So 1000 bbls. City Mills
changed hands al IS per Dbl.
WHsAr-Prme white sells al l24 1T cents,
and prime red al lie ll9 CTS. per bushel.
NEW YORK, June 8, P. M.
FLouR-The marker is rather irmer Than 1t
was yesterday, and the business done today is
at slight advance. The receipts are light.
Wharf.-The market has an upward tenden-
cy.
CoRN-The article is dull-demand limited.
Provisions There is less movement 10 Pork,
though the market is sleady-Western Lard
sells al II cents.
CorroN-The market quiet-litte doing in
the article.
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Correspondence OF the Enquirer.l

WlsHINoToN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2. NJ.
u. 5. SENATE.
After the presentation OF numerous petitions,
Mr.. Pearce, from the Post Office committee, re-
ported joint resolution requesting the Post Mas
ter General to renew the contracts for carrying
the mails with the Richmond and fredericksburg
Railroad aud Steamboat Company, al The rate OF
compensation formerly paid said company for
such service.
Mr.. Mason, from the committee on The Libra
ry, reported bill providing for the purchase OF
The papers of Thomas Jefferson, and appropri a.
Ting S25 900 for that purpose.
On motion of Mr. Mangum, the Senate held
an executive session, and soon afterwards ad-
iourned
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.


Ma SrrH w. FowLE-Dear Sir: am happy to sign
my name the following certificate, hoping that 9th
ers may receive benefit from the invaluable med
cine: OIroHp Co., NE, NOV. IL. i'4o.
This may certify that, in August OF this present year.
was taken with bleeding al the lungs, and had In all
seventeen different SPELLS bleeding an average from
half sass TO half pint al time. applied To one OF
the most skiu physicians in the county, and received
but partial relief during his attendance. was all this
time suffering with severe cough, splitting Of blood
&c. tried various remedies, but all without success
until by the advice of my friends, tried Dr. Wisiar's
Basam Of Wild Cherry, and TO my great relief In three
days' time my cough so loosened THAI raised with
perfect ease the pain and soreness having been entire
iy removed from my stomach and lungs. am now
taking my second bottle, and my health is rapidly i'm
proving have since ridden lhiry-fye miles by stage,
and attended TO the purchasing Of stock Of goods,
with very little Inconvenience.
Signed,
ZEBULoN CLAIBORNE, IN, Oxford, Ne.
Or Beware of counterfets ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
md all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate name, without possessing The viz
tues. Buy none the genuine and original DR. WIS
fAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed l..
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYN0R e. WOOD,
No az Main S:-eei, Richmond,
Nav 1913. And by Druggists generally.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
a. a ssa bert7s e. lTice

o., Ls7.r,cenM Street, under tie Excicnse Hy,ei.
roHOMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his rfipnas
L and lie pahc in general, HAT he has commenced
tho business of Lottery Broker ~ The Office len lIl
street, under the Exchange tiotcll formerly occupied
by D. NJ. fioyt. aud recently by Il. b. PeGdietnn.
Drawing Of Sussex Dcla ware Loiefy. Esl!a 49,
GO 81 So 4 IL l 81 - 3 81 So IL
Ha,f ticket, q 81 50, prize OF $50 dro,s. IL
b. LAMBGET.
TO-DAY.
FR.DhY-The virginia Mnaonsa,in lottery ,,,ass
No. g. Capital: slu,u0U. 75 Nos, IL dfawn. Tick
cts So; halves so; quarters 75c
sATURDAY-poilas Lottery. The Sussex nela
ware, In;tery Extra, Glass No. So Capitals: 81 OOO
1000, &C. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves So
cents; quarters Csc
Saturday Evenng,-Sales close at O'Clock.
45,2S2 DOLLARS!
MloNiPIcENT ScHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. o, TO be
drawn M Alexandria. Capitals: $45esa, of sOO0,
Of 5000 &C. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets sl0-shares
in proportion
~ Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets shares IN the above or IN any Of Maui
~ a. Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 To sO for tickets
will eceiye The most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventurers
THOMAS LAMBERT
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
10 aecollect No. 3-"There's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory O'Mnre." June5
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S

SLHUUL F'UE TUUNU LHDIES,
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT. HOUSE.
THE next session Of my School VIII commence on
the first day Of June, and end on the fourth Wed
nesday Of September following.
The course of studies embraces all the subjects usu
alIy taught in the best Seminaries of the kind.
Board for the session, say
Tuition including Ancien, and Modern Languages, Il
Music, with use Of Piano, 10
Anril 25-c2awtl5thJe
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-, ,--Iap1ES r Bolts

NIX. CHARLES 7 BOTIS-
"Io. Won win please take notice that shall at the
william 81 Faon; o IN t tns ely es Of Rich
the hours of O'Clock, A. n, and O'Clock,
NJ proceed 10 take the dispositions OF William Nc
CLAIMING. H. Baldwin and others, 10 be read in evi-
Jnce before commissioner John Shore, In a quit now
aendIns in the Circuit Superior Court of Law ana
,,hancery for the county Of Henrco and City OF kch
nond on The chancery side thereof, In which am
ainti and you are defendant. Should from any cause
he dispositions not be commenced completed on tnat
day. they will be continued frnn day 10 day, lenh'
lays excepted at the same place. and between 'p'
same hours, until they shall be completed; -o,ora
Juns 7-oH W. soe0S~
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II Sale 10 b. conducted by
June Odds w. GODDIN. Auct.
VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIvEE
CALLED "TUGkAuDE.O FOR SALE AT All

VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER,
CALLED "TUCKAHDE," FOR SALE AT AuC-
lion UNDER DECREE OF CHANCERY COURT.
by virtue OF a Deed Of Trust, executed 10 William
~ cambridge, now deceased, ard .hc subscriber, by
Thomas Aiaan Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife, bear
Ing date on The 3ith day Of August. ls27 duty re-
corded IN Goochand County Court; and in pursuance
oil decree OF the Superior Court of Jhancery ioI the
Richmond Circuit. pronounced the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1876, IN the case OF "Brockenbroneh vs Ran
dolph,' &c. ! shall, as the surviving uusicr In the
deed otrust aforesaid and acting also rs the Commits
slonrr 81 The Court proceed TO sell upon the premises,
on Tuesday, the leh day Of July, ls4e, at twelve
O'Clock, II fair, II not the next fair day, "at pub
lie auction, Ia the highest bidder, all and every the
interest right, title and estate, In law equity, Of The
said Thomas NJ Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife, in
and 10 Tie tract al land by them conveyed 10 Jaqueno
b.. HtIvie and William cambridge, by the deed dated
3Olh day of August 1897, exhibited with the bin, upon
the following terms, toiwi,: For cash. To one third OF
the purchase money, :and upon credit Of one and
Two years respectively Tor equal parts and instruments
OF the residue, ""iazng bonds, with good security,
for the credit payments and retaining The title until the
| purchase money shall he fully paid -
The estate, called ''Tuckahoe,n and referred toig
the decree aforesaid Contained al The date Of the
deed aforesaid about 500 acres Of which part has
since been sold on 10 ilrs.rs Stephen Duva Hezekiah
L. Wight, and the Tuckahoo Coal Mining Company
leaving about $50 subject, how 10 the
right on the part Of said TuCkahoe Coat Mining Com
pany 10 mine under the SAID land. A map and survey
Ui which VIII be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The said Estate lies IN the county of Go0chland,
about thirteen miles above the city Of Richmond, on
either side OF The James River and kanawha Canal.
and Is justly regarded n among the most valuable
Farms the river, Persons wishing 10 view The pre-
misses are referred iiajor Snead the occupant, who
wili am give any information IN regard 10 them
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 be per-
fect but the undersigned VIII convey only such title IA
Is vested ia him by the deed Of trust and decree atoe
said. J h. lf3kIIE, Trustee and COMMIT
P.S.-The above mentioned Estate contains about
two hundred OF low ground, naturally as fertile
~ any On James river. There il AT the Tuckahoe
Aquecuct, twelve miles from Richmond, and immrdi-
a'ry on the margin 81 the Canal, an admirable site,
with - feet head and fali for large mandatory,
prciay Of iron, coal Of The best quality fer manufac
turing purposes is raised within very short distance OF
| the spot
~ Sale TO be conducted by
May I7-dlt&cwlds w GoDDIS, Auct'r.
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MIR. JOHN w. BOYD having assigned TO
vi me Tor the benefit Of his creditors, his stock
o. Goods and all debts Cue TO him, this is 10 give
uoce IN at have this day appointed the SAID
John W. Boyd my agent 10 sell the said Goods,
and 10 collect and receipt for any and all debs
now due 10 him. Any person desiring to enter
iao the Dry Goods business, can purchase the
entire stock oil Goods upon advantageous terms.
C.G. GRISWOLD, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Fucker s. II q d $ O a ,


OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAN's BuiLDIHGs,)
-Four doors Sorih If PsnnSy rama drsTae,
W as h l n e ON
nruERIy TICKER and JOHN +. ADD son have
ID associated themselves tor the purpose oil pnsccht
ina claims Of all kinds before Congress ara the several
DEPARTMENTS ofthe General Government.
All communications, posi- paid, ai"fessru 70 INC
oboye shall receive prompt attention
REFERENCE is gwen To the following seatismen =
Hon Grnrer N. DALLAS, Vice Presidents Hon - Ma
49,, 800 80, T,s,surv Hon Jno. Mclean, u J. Supreme
Conf: lion. r. H. 7 Hunter u. 5 s-natei ciemcat
Cox Esq, Georgetown, %. c.
r. Joi,n E. Addison, Attorney Mt Law, VIII continue
70 y. personal attention business beinr: the several
con,,s Of The District OF Columbia, and tho adjoining
1910 of n,ypI,ud and Virginia. Jan. 9l-cly
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MARINE JOURNAL
To Ruilders.

PROPOSALS Tor the erection Oh nn ts.,
House, with saAslrE FRONT, si.'y,.wo ies'
I f.et Two stories high, for the CorpoIaHoa,
,,s Civ viii be received until the morning OF
SUNDAY, she 9Th ns. Plans and
she same may be seen at the once OF Tue ~ ' ,hs
O. IND Fire Association, where proposals III VIC
.sme will be received. 40, cov.,rrss.
Juue9-3, By ORDER OF TaE ooAA.lrAn.
ApIEs' LIGHT KID GLOVES, q q , great
bareain.-lOO dozen bes! light h'd E %,o ssI.
=, so cents a pair, worth IS cents. For SAFE
al1l, oas'e o4Aa WARD & JENKINS.
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200 SLAVES WANrRn

PON Bonds, Mortgages and Stocks hav;no
y, ~ from Eve TO ten years 10 run 10 ma,nr;,y
we wish TO purchase two hundred Slaves, in "a.
miles, for our own use; fair and liberal price,
:, WIN De paid in securities OF the above descrin.
mon, with the semi-annual payment of ineres, in
.ne Cty of New York. The securities referred
ware Of The most uDdoubled character, and they
eaaao' TAIL to prove entirely satisfactory to any
yus a. all disposed to make sales OF slaves upol
s oi,, erms indicated. Letters addressed to Us
,.. .tr al Gailaiin, or Memphis, Tennessee, viii
receive our prompt attention.
DANIEL SAFFARRANS & SON.
May lb-d&c2m
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40 TEE

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of stl
March. 1917:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz. IL
addltl To the Of three dollars called for five dol
lars payable The frs. day of each of the months o
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars the first day Of each o
the months ofJune, July and November each s,nre
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank al
Staunton in Asenare, in the Bank at Charlottesville
and those in Richmond in tho Bank Of Virginia. 10 the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punctudty Is
important interest to be due each instdlment not
paid. By order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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EAGLE HOTEL, scoTTsvILLE, Va.

TINE subscriber having leased this valuable property
for a term of years. is prepared 10 entertain the
public in the satisfactory manner. The property
has been recently repaired, j. newly furn he'd and is
In all respects adapted the comfort Of guests. The
situation Of this Hotel is well known, being Immediate
" on Main street, the South side Of The Branch
secure and healthfuI situation. The stabng Is good,
and no pains shall be spared TO render satisfaction in
all respects. ID. ii. WlSGFlELD.
NJ B-Tmvellers going TO Richmond, or returning,
will be waited OIL 10 and from the boats.
-riu
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NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABuhA-
TORY, has furnished no combination for the Iemova
OF hu'r.n ills more universally successful than THOM-
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
M Sor sftai,ssne, prepared espesnily and
Breast has BY salutary effects ,enced all cavis al
its virtues, and secured the recommendation OF many
Physicians Of this city, and the appreciation of all who
have employed IL.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY d DICKSON,
nj the North east OF Flh and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia. Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Richmond. Va. Price so cents. 81 per bottle