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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

ulsMH"snn'"'.aH'al1'nrsisiI niMssslni v:ssr5ssas
NyE are now receiving direct from the Manufac.
wv turers by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for our own Trans one of the largest and
best selected asornens of BooTs aud SnoFs for Spring
and SUMNER WEAR ever Offered in this any other
market To all who are in want of anything in the
way Of Boots or SHOES, would re pecfulv reqaes,
an examination of our stock previous purchasing as
suring them they will find il 10 their advantage our
stock W" he found to consist in part of tho following
seasona5e goods.
MEMS BOOTS.
500 PAIRS Mems Fine calf hoors
500 do Gents Fine morocco do
200 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
MEMS MONR0ES
io0O PAIRS Mems tine calf aud morocco Munroes,
1900 do Mems kip Brocans
900 do Mems stout calf welt Brogsns
4O0 90 Mems prime thick brasans
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
lOe pairs Boys fine calf boots,
$50 do BOYS prime Kip do
loo do Youths do do do
IS do do fine calf do
100 do chldrens calf do; sizes 5tos.
BOYS AND YouTUS, BROGANS
geo pairs Boys Kip Brcgans,
900 do do calf dc
$50 do do Morocco Brogans,
900 do do Thick do
geo do Youths calf and morocco do
500 do do Kin Brogans
COCO pairs cheap Kid and Seal Slippers,
eco do Ladies' Fine Kid shippers.
200 do do Fine Kid Walking Shoes,
300 do do Pump Sos CATERS
l5O do do Thick do do
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Wonens K id and orocco Lace Bsots
4ou 40 do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &c
Coo pairs Misses X i'd and Sea Slippers,
100 do do Half Caters.
4Uo do do Morocco Lace Boots.
CHlLDREN'S SHOES.
200o pairs childrens morocco and leather Bootees
800 do do Fancy Caters,
2oU do do Fancy colored Kid Bnotees,
oeu do do Black aud coiored Kid ankle Ties,
eC0 do do Morocco Lace Boots
1900 do do Leather pegaed Rootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
constantly on hand large and well selected assert
nent OF shoe Sisck and Findings, viz Spanish Sole
l,ea'hef, french and American calf skins, Morocco,
Kid, Lining and Binding skins AISO-Tasts Boot
Trees Shoe Threads Nails, Pegs, Patent aud
aW HANS Avn tiades, Pmcers, Knives assortment
OF French Shoe Kit, &c &C.
ihahkfu for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 lis, we still solicit a continuance OF the same
McCLALLEN, KNOX 4 co.
Wheeling Mar Is, 1913.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURAN
GlAlD

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
nv HI insure against all manner of life risks mon
sS The most favorable terms The operations of ms
'"npduN are confined exclusively 10 LlFE INSURANCE.
AND CONTINGENCIES upon the mutual plan Its aIvar.
tases are too easily conceived 10 need conmeht-ena
hilhs ue insured 10 participate in all tile profits of
me BUSINESS while living and securing TO survivors
CERTAIN resource AGAINST want when dGad
Zach person Insured for life becomes member of This
company WIN Perpetual charter and is entitled 10
Noie-ahd also entitled his share of the Dividends
winch are declared annually. For further particulars
inquired oil W. +. PETERSON Agent
Wheeling Virginia
no,, y FOfice on Monroe ST.
RoB'f l., PATTERSON, President,
hENJ. C. MILLER, Secretary
NJ. ii. HOUSTON MD. Medical Fxamiper
''"' Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
Endure the Piles no longer.

Endure lile ilts llo piiSNi'
II srrrrFrRs rsaN THE FiIrs sEoLFeI 70 tsF
DE-. UPN . ms
VEGETABLE ELECT L AIRY.
TIE FAULT Is THEIR OWN.
Try IT, al you that have the PILES, lNFLAMA-
TroN OF the Liver. Spleen. Bowels. Kidneys.
Bladder. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Con
sdpation. Sick Headache, or any Diseases
ul which
PIE sis.
Either Bleeding or Blind. FTiernGl or IN
fsrnnl. is the determination Of. and TIE thanks
If additional thousands uiH be oppressed.
READ this EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though il cannot give the saved one wealth
IL gives treasure far more glorious. ilrslgH.
UNnED STATES, MkRsHslL's OFFIcE,f
New York, December 6, ~
Mcssrs-KrrrH,M & HENsHkN:
Gentlemen understanding you are the general agents
for the sale Of "nr Upbams Vegetable Ecctuary. Tor
the cure OF Piles have deemed my duty 10 volunteer
a recommendation 10 behalf of that valuable medicine
have been afflicted for many years with Piles, and have
tried various remedies. hut with no beneficial eHetts
Indeed began sdcr NY utterly hopeless. Bu'
out The OF September last, prevs cd uIon hl
friend tn make trial ofthe above named medicine.
took his advice. and rejoice 10 say that not only
ievcd hut as believe. perfectly cured, most earnest
y ouuucrd 20 all that may have the misfortune q
lie all rtcd with hat annoy ing and dangerous disease
Very resycrt'y Yours etc. ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
NEW AGFNCY.

<sONSI MpIIUN IKED.--The snhscthcf has Iakcu
~ the Agency iOr tie sale of Doctor Inct's Alb
dolainal eUplouCfs, SAouldef Braces, aud iuhaiiug
Iutcs together ia has Book Of eetults oR Tic
OF Tie LunEs alt cause, prevention aud cure OF ful-
moIsry consulH upton, Asthma, and Diseases of the
Heaft; tne avs OF Longevity. ana on the mode OF
preserving ale ard ae eath 10 one hundted ears
W4u 70 HUSH auns; By S2uuei SheidOn Fitch, NJ
A o.
Tie Afflicted and Medical Faculty IA Particular, are
rlsrectfui, invited 10 csu and examine.
\ supply Of tAc above Instruments ana Hooks Just
ogenrt ana for sale rs JAS MELiOR, AGENT,
Apl. Inson o., W hte.4us, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

II Is tue safest most el4ctul medicine for pur
hlns the system and relieving the sGIcrDgs attendant
upon child birth II strengthens both the
mother and enid, prevents pain aud disease increases
and cnricaes the food, those who nave used il think
II Is Indispensable 1t is highly useful both before
AFTER confinement prevents diseases attendant upon
ehdbrtiin Costveness, Piles Cramps. s. ellng of the
Feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting Pam in the
Back aad ion. False Pains, lIemorrhage, aud il regr
ting the secretian aud equalzng the circulation
no equal The great beauty OF tins medicine Is It Is al
ways safe and the most delicate 1t most success fully
very few cases require any Other medieue, IA
little Castor oil NlgGe-ia is useful Exercise il the
open air and light food with this medicine Ill always
& safe ana easy con fpenlenL
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TEAS.

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE,
Aiartl Square. Whteling, Va.
xyyRERE YOU NAV find pure teas. imported by the
w Cantsn Tea Company Of New York, i2J Cha,ha,n
and iG3 Lreenw ieh sis.
Retail prices folows-sutect ~ all cases TO he re
turned II approved Of il either weis OF quantity
GREENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

AMERICAN IELLGKAfn LOplIAAA.
BALuAoKr, firssbukeh ASp WhrEIINe.
- ESFERN LINE.
Office al the Exchange, Baitimorc.
- EnOCEu RATES TIE charges have been reduced
Is, all Messages TO or nom Ba tmore, PtAurgh tr
~ EeetIug. and enrtps Iondiug reduction made
Iele.ra9hc despatcbes fora ardcd from BahIu.oTe West
of rittshuggh, Feansy Naula.
RATES
The charge for tele rapn to from Baii-
nore itslurg and N heeug. IL as cents for the inst
teu words, and three cents Tor each additional word.
!-g-No charge made The address Signature.
Lntii the completion oi the south Western Line OF
Telegraph from Memphis Tenn. 10 New Orcaus, dcs-
patches caH be iotware 10 Memphis hy this route, and
tnutlo.i Tor New Orleans. icl3
asa tn list quality Principe Cigars, iest
HON Ell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
10 Claimant Da1uels and Abrahaa Daniels,
partners ia tBsiasss uHdsr ne style 4 fim
Of & IL 4 Daniels

a. ANING ohtsHot Commission 10 TAI the deposi
- tions of Isaac Bryson Samuel Barnes and others,
~ Illnesses for the Steamboat Northern Light, in sut
epenainE Tie Gifelit superior Court of Law ana
Chaucery Tor ONO county, iu The State Of virginia,
Wherein plaintiff, and the said steam boat Nor
them Light defendant, and you. not residing 10 lhs
Commonwealth ana having no attorney ia fact, within
the bone notice Of The lime and place OF TAX
he said der n>tious csH hegtVcu, It - now published
Tor our information, that HE said witnesses and others
tc examined. The twenty eighth t2ih) DAY al Ju
Y ucXt hetW the hours of seven o'clock A VI, and
eigh 1'cuck. a al the office 1T Dean and Mills Third
opposite The Henri House. iu She Cy Of Cincn
ut state AZ Ohte and th" depastions willie then and
trrtak the sut aforesaid, for the purpose ofbeng
rrsl es Evidence therein. H. however from any cause
1 'ee the taking OF said dispositions shall not he
commenced. being commenced, shall not completed
g. tct Ger. tNe taking of he s1me. VIII We a1lnnrned
from t'iat 10 time until The said dispositions shat ~
completed Given under this 2i'h day OF june '4S
STEAM BOAT NORTHERN LIGHT
jaed HV sherrsFd Clemens, Attorney
k.,.arI,,s,. NWeie and semi tene Rosewood
9tNol nN'tiN. and Etvny Aceus6eous very
fine artcle igst opened; finie Violin aud Aecordeoa
frFce vs. iihpnt master ile ltaiau Strings Graves
& cos cef. rated and Is y Copper Euees, g KEYS
al utsctufer's prices 50 hou and dsy rlecks sc
Apis JAS MELlGR,. Uniol 81.
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EeMuiy mrI kseaIts..

Cosmetics CHALK aud variety of preparations gem
orally IA use when applied 10 Tie face, very spoil
Of AZ, beauty Tasy close the pores of the skin and
check the circulation which when Is ia sarted
by disease or powder, the skis iuamei by the aka
t's used IN SOAPS, beauties its production the
h9uau face Divine we'll IN toe garden OF rich and
decaeN unted aud variegated flowers 4 free, active
an healthy circulation OF the 0aids the Of
the pure rich blood the extrcnnties is that which
pants the oouHteaance IN the most exquisite beauty
II u that wnich uparts the Understandable shades and
flashes Of ioyeuess that all admire but none can de-
serb3 This beauty is the offspring OF Ratnrc-iot o.
pooaer or soap II there free and healthy c,rcu.
!uon, there 40 beauty the lady fair driven snow
II she paint and use cosmetics aud the blood Is tai k
cold aud impure, she is not beautiful If she be brown
or yellow, and there is pure and active blood gives
rich bloom 10 The checks and hriaHcy their eyes
that Is fascinating
rms Is Why the southern, and especially the Spanish
ladies much admired Ladies' in the north W 40 take
ou ltte exercise or confined IN close rooms
spoiled their complexion by the application Of ,eleter.
ous mixtures If they wish regain elasticity OF step
buoy ant sprits, sparkling and beautiful complications
tAey should use Or Townsends Slrs0parilla Thuu.
-lhds VINO nave tried It than satisfied delight
ed LADIES of every station crowd our office daily.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

Cons,,,.Iptinm NureL.

As u rsuews aui lrlgo4 ates tc sYstra gives activity
the limbs. an. STRENGTH tie muscular SYSTEM IN
most extraordinary Je rec.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08
JEeJJs TI U1U.
ND SNVrFTSER5S p,NtCl

DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA
YyHrs MEDICINE IS a-raut,d. on osih. noi 20 con
tain particle Of Ca'omel, corrosive Suhiraie. Arse
mir Chloride Or Gold. or any dreicrious minerals.
Tie efiuci-le uron which this mrdieue acts. D. Nv
ess fi- rud hauuouzi0g with nature; drives oui all
f4ui acrimonious huWors from the blood and lody. and
v sutlsiuc with and strengthening the gastric juice
or tie stomach, INSISTS digestion; in short. there is
moi vein artery muscle herve in tie humane body
that is strengthened by tao PASAcEs. and il also
the remarkable property Of removing mercury
from The homes aud joints.
FOR Err pTIoNS OF TIRE SkIN -Scuvy. Scor.
butte Affections. Tuuors, Scrofula. or Kings Evil
White Swelling, Ervsireias. Ulcers. Cancers Running
S4res scats aud Bes time .nd determined persever
ancc 40 DR. SWETTsER's PANkcEt. will erect a cure.
EOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea. NUmitings Nervous afec
ious Billions complaints. Headache. Faleuess. or Pc
male irregularities r. Sweeizers Pauaees will
effect cure; bat ifosinsie attended with gripping
Hynr palrs the dose sh0ud he increased and the
viii sacn Ne effected. Let not the patients friehtcn
themselves with tire idea that thev zoo weak to take
uurh mediciuc hHt hear in mind that their mildly oue
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame. hut
most certainly draws weakness out. leaves strength in
s place and by giving composed sleep al night and an
az set rel sin food reaumsi's the whole frame with
vigorous action clearing the mind and improving the
sight -. -. -. -.
accompanied nth M pOuS Debility, cured
IN fbs 1Jsf of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

Dr. Iownsend--peIr SIR: have the pleasure 10 in
form gu that aee of chdrea have been cured Of the
sc u;uia by the use Of your excellent medicine They
were afflicted very severely vita bad have taken
four butdes it took them ay which feel my sell
under great obligation.
Yours, ieSpectfullv,
ISAAC W. GRAIN l0s Wooser-st
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sscEG rnfrIMgRa
S A r S a p A RILL A.

s A r S a p ARILL A.
Great Spring mud Summer Medicine.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF TUE AGE.
This Extract IS pet NJ 90 Qnarf Botfes;
cAfoptr. yIscsaafCr end ,sorrsHffd sHBeriar any
sold n cgsss dtss0se cittoaf rJfgifusP purg-
sHg, sisteptag debiiitaii8s the Pat,eat.
The great beauty and superiority Of ts >srsap1rils
ala other medicines whtlc IL cr1d cafe, disease
inyf-oratcs tho body Il is cHe Of the vcfs best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known. only paridcs tho whole system and
strengthens the pcr.ps but nov pure and rich
blood power possessed bt other medicine. Aud IN
this lies the grand scorer OF it, wonderful II nns
performed Within tie last hy" years, tbon 100000
Of Of diseases least Is b01
considered igeuraba. IL has saved the hycs OF more
than 5000 children the too past seasons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-08

y w 'Fi1'' and +
Gne ariicie iust opened; III
frce.iofs without a master
& Cos ceif rated Z . and
atlasuutsctufef's prices 81
Apis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-13
RandOiph Macon College

THE Annual Commencement Of Randolph
i Macon College will be held in the College
Chapel on the l4ih June, when addresses may
be expected FROM The members Of the graduating
class.
The two Literary Societies will be addressed
on The day previous, by William R. Dfinkard,
Esq, of Petersburg. Virginia, and the Society Of
Alumni by the Rev. Thos. B. Russell oil South
Carolina. BY order of the Faculty,
D. DUNCAN, Secretary.
n. B. The public examination OF the Ridge.
way, N. c.. Preparatory Academy, will take
place on Monday aud Tuesday [l9 and 2O] af-
Ter the College commencement; and that OF the
Gareysburg Academy, N c., will take place on
the following Wednesday and Thursday, 2lst
and POI of June. | expect, in company with an
officer from College, TO attend these examinations,
and close the exercises by some remarks on the
School and The general interests Of Education.
.rIt is earnestly requested that The Trustees
OF the College puncually attend the meeting OF
the Board on Monday, 18th June.
Mays w. "A. SMITH.
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THE HUGUENoT WHITE SULPHUR
AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

THIS agreeable Summer retreat Is again open 10 vi
! sit1rs. The virtue of the waters In nviGnra;ng
The frame, and even in restoring health, where the
stronger waters OF other sections had been tried in
vain, has now been sufficiently tested by the expert
ence Of one season. an, therefore, justified In be.
speaking for them the favor Of the public, and especial
ly of invaids whose systems require mder influence
than the mountain and harsher waters of West
ern Virginia are found 10 exert.
Since the la season, important improvements have
been made-smoorh and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached To the
Springs, invite the romantic and the lovers Of rural
exercises: and, for those whose qusst recreation
more than health musical band, line a,.y ball room
bathing apartments, bowling alleys, and ali the
tomary resources Of pleasure aud amusement, have
been provided In short, effort expense has been
spared supply whatever might contribute 10 the CON-
fort enjoy lent OF the guests.
The establishment is mainly under the maa GENE nj
Of the same attentive and Oblignr superintendent,
male and female, whose efforts 10 use gave such
tisfacon the last season and rs shall reside N the
Springs, it will be my endeayur, by genera superYi
sion aid in securing the great ends OF health TO the
sick, and pleasure 10 the heathy.n
Tic lnguenot Springs are on the river road in Pow
hatan, near Manakin Town Ferry, about se,snie-n
miles above Richmond. From that city thew will he ac
cessble by The packet line on the james GVer Canal,
with which line Of coaches connecting VIII carry Vi
sitors from the Ferry 10 the Springs. The fare Will he
81 25 Such are the present ncnts-due notice
will be giy on of any future change.
Board, SEQ the season, ending 3oth September; $40
per month; SlU per week; 81 so per day. Children
and servants halt price. Horses $40 per mon rs 50 els
per day. w. ROYS1ER,
President fiuguenOt Springs Company.
JDne Ia-cwSw
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zsy w, Goddin. Auctioneer


SALE OF VALUA BILE PROPERTY IN
The CITY OF RICHMOND.
PURSUANT 10 a decree of The Superior
= Court OF Cnancery for The Richmond Cir.
Gun, pronounced on the 29ih day OF March, ls4S,
~ Il, Two suns therein depending in the name
u 'te PRESIDENT and Trustees OF Inc Lancaster.
aa echoo! q The city OF Richmond, and The
wager, Inc n c6rder and The Commonal.y oil The
s n cry OF Richmond, plaintiffs. and Beverley
oiah, Executor 81 Archibald Blair, deceased ;.
ana others, deiendants-and the other in the name
., NORMAN Stewart ard Frederick Anderson.
Plalht'ds' and Archibald Blair, jr, in his own
lso', ana as Executor OF Archibald Blair The
eiuci, deceased, and others, deiendaps-we shall
proceed, on MONDAY, The 18Th dav Of Jnne
1913, al The hour # 5 o'clock, Z. M, il fair If
mol, then on The next lair day thereafter a, the
same hour 10 sell, on The premises, al public auc
lion, 10 me highest bidder $50 much of the 10, or
parcel OF ground in The proceedings mentioned
and described in The deeds Of trust from Archi-
bald Blair 10 John Adams and William C. Will
lIams, Trustees, bearing date The lib day of
June, 1873, and the 6 day OF December, 1913,
as one-haii acre lot OF ground in The city OF Rich
mond, designated in The plan Il The said city by
the number four hundred and seventy.two, as is
now in The possession Of the said defendant Ar
chbald Blair.
Terms OF SALE One. third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, the residue thereof on
credit Of six and nine months from The day OF
sale, secured by negotiable notes with one or
more good endolsers, and the title 10 be retained
as further security therefor.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, lc,,.s
PHILIP HARRISON, oommrs.
r Sale 10 be conducted by
June Odds w. GODDlN. Auct.
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FA UQ UIER
White sulphur Springs.

More generally krol0m as the Harrsnlc: Springs,
WILL be open for the reception of Vis,ters on the
w LIST of June. Extensive improvements are in pro-
gre,s that will give new to the whole esta-
blishment. No expense will be spared In adding 10 It's
embellishments or 10 the comfort and pleasure Of 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. II has
been regarded good policy To enlarge The accommo
dations, and to complete the original design, as TO
crafty the taste and fancy Of guests vel as 10 pro-
their health and pleasure. Situated Ia remark
ably healthy region, IN full view OF the bold Blue
Ridge, and in The vicinity Of the beautiful village Of
Warrenon, vsters may, horseback or in carriages,
their improving roads -roy The most picturesque
scenery may seek exercise The pin alleys the
pistol gallery, the game Of billiards, the hedhfu
dance. The lovers of music and flowers Will find pc
cuiar has been taken To win their approval While
the fallow deer and the fawn the gold and silver fish
the elk and tho swan, may relieve tedious hour 10
those who 1re interested in the e< nature In word
every step has been taken which expanded lberality
could suggest, To add TO the comfort and accommoda-
tion Of vstes. The hurdle and tournament, the
fancy ball. masquerade, and brilliant fire works, will
lend their respective attractions Nor these prepa-
ratons designed for the gay mond. only To the holy
ministers ofrrgion, OF every denomination, cordial
not grudging invitation, Is given To spend the SUM-
without charge. The usual services of the Church
are respected throughout the season
These Springs IS or aS miles, according 10 the
route taken from Fredericksburg, and 40 50 from
Alexandria. Tr weekly stages will from both
these points till July, when daily lines will be estab'
shed. VSit,rs leaving the District OF Columbia IN
tue stage VI s'cduiei az "a W, VIII reach Inc springs
the same day. and AT the same cost, 81 J0 through
tickets have been agreed between the Richmond and
Frederick sburg Railroad Company, and the stage
from Fredericksburg to the Springs, TO make the
ticket IS from Richmond, and 81 so from Washington
These Springs are known on the Post Office books
"Warrenton Springs" and all letters should he so d-
rected, they may be left Mt Warenton, sent 10
the White Sulphur Springs. in Greenbrier
Terms Of Board will be as follows $40 for the
whole season. ending LIST OCTOBER SIS Tor three months;
sou for months; $35 for month; SlD per week
SIS for two weeks 81 rs per day; meals lodging ST.
cents each. Servants and children under years old
half price No charge for children under three years
old. When separate tables are provided for children
the ordinary table will be charged full price, Horses
50 cents day, or $40 month.
June R-6tf DANIEL, WARD. SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-13
LOUISA RAILROAD.
N0flce tn Contractors,

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received on
- and after the 18th instant, and until the 9Th
uay OF July, at the Engineers Office, in Char
louisville, Tor The Graduation, Masonry, Super
structure, &c.. Of the Louisa Railroad Extension
from Charlottesville, Westward, to the Both mile
station, distance of nine miles; the work 10 be
completed by the Is, day of January, 1850
Proposals will also be received for The Mason
nv (i400 perches) on The Piers and Abulments Of
the Rivanna River and Moore's Creek Bridges
TO be finished by the Isl day of November next.
The right to require the work West OF Char
louisville 10 be completed al an earlier day is re-
served, if employment, is furnished 10 The conrac-
tors 10 the end of the ear.
Plans, pro6es and specifications for the above
work can be seen upon application a, the Engi-
neeT's Office, in Charlottesville.
w. A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
Iune s-did