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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-27

IN observation-disclosures AT Circuit superior
Court of Law and Chancery held for Bath county,
The commo nwralth Of yIgnia, who sues for the
benefit or the Literary Fund, rih'hliH'
against 49,, p.,.....
William Wilson, Administrator Of Adam Bowyer,
dscsased, william sIcCuIg and Thomas Graham,
u' Defendants
The plaintiffs b in this cause al'sdgrs lhat me
s,d Adam BOWER late If this county, departed this
life interstate az 10 his goods and ehatles and lnat NJ
re- the pay msn Of funeral charges, debts and Just e1
pensss there IS no person entitled TO take the resou
Inn under lbe laws Of this Commonwealth directing
The distribution OF ntesrates esat-a and That sueh
,.s,dnum hath vested In the Commonwealth, tor tho
If the Literary fund.- and prays a; the defend
ant. William Wilson, the Administrator OF the sam
Adam Bower, deceased, be deerred to pay 10 the
n,ain,tf for the benefit Of the Literary Fund.- The sa'u
rrsIdum of the personal estate al the sald Adam Bow
YER deceased IL liz stated In the answer oil Inc said
William Wilson that his said interstate removed 10 TINS
county from the state of Pennsylvania, many years
sines but the nativity of the said Adam Bowyer does
M, anosar from the papers in this cause On consde
s,on whereof IL ia ordered and required that all per
claiming an interest," distrbntee In the person.
nj estate OF The said Adam Bowyer deceased DO appear
here ON the first day of the next term Of this Court and
MAKE defendants IN this suit; and that
cow az this order be published for three months In
some newspaper published nj the seat of government oil
The United States, and in newspaper published at
IN. seat Of government of this Stale.
Copy. Teste,
lane i3-cw3m CHS. L. FRANCISCO. TN.
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advertisement.

DURING THE SUMMER. ,,.
u BLANCHARD returns his sincere tnas siyed. and
h.os n In form his friends and the public In seheia,
he has taken that spacious and commodous which
msnt, the CITY HOTEL New =, aD lender il the
.on na' ~ non Of eeganc. and comfort, OF me oe
haases In The city, All persons who may fave, aYepy
visiting his new Hotel may rely on meeting S,.n pe
attention ana ae Ssa snm;iiss, +. BLANCARD,
suites OF rooms 'o' '' Late OF the Globe Hotel
civ BotaI. New York, May "a, ls4s-clm
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FOURTH OF JULY
Excursion to Washington

EN18m In order to accommodate the largo
go. number OF persons who desire 10 VII.
ness The grand military display, &C., on the above
occasion al Washington, when the corner stone
OF The National Washington Monument will be
planted, the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Polo.
mac Railroad Company will issue tickets bv
their line on The Cd and Sd July (at the usual
pnee) with the privilege of returning free of
eharee on The 9th or 9th, thus making The cost 10
each person for the round "trip IS so.
THOs. SHARP,
'une0 Sup. Transportation.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND & DaSyiLLE RAILROAD Co
limo l5'h 1919


SEaLED PROPOSALS VIII he received At this OF.
- flee until IL, 81, on TUESDAY, the llth dav OF
July ensuing for the Grading, BRIDGING and Masonry
81 The Richmond aud Danville Railroad, from the South
abmrnr Of the proposed bridge across James river TO
the summit IT the Coal PitS-ahout Twelve miles.
The proposals will be submitted Ia The Board of Ri
rectors, and opened on Wednesday, tie 18th OF July
and no bid will be considered unless the person making
the same his accredited agent present, and ready
10 close contract as II shall ne awarded TO him.
The Contractor viii he required 10 give satisfactory
security To the Company tor The iaiihiu execution OF
the contract
For further information, and iar specifications, plans
and proil-s of The proposed work. apply I" the Ehse
naef, al the office of the Company.
Il is required by the Board Of Directors that me
of rho bidders be endorsed on tir buck az HE
proposals. which should have the further endorsement
Proposats for Contrae and addressed to the subscri
Der. ADREW FALCOTT, Ghiei Engineer.
or The National Inicl!igsnCer and Union IN Wash
ingion cy and the Railroad Journal IN Philadelphia,
requested To publish tho above twice week nntli
the 18th Of July, and forward the accounts TO this olce
for payment. F.,
Inn. I;-rtd Oh. Eng. K 4 ID. II. r. Co.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY

DY resolution Of the last annual meeting the next
ID annual meeting OF The Company will be held al
Louisa Court House on the nth July.
An act oC the last General Assembly, authorizing the
incorporation of stock the Of $3.50 900 into
the present Company, 10 make a road from Gordons-
Vile In the direction of Harrisonburg, will be consi-
dered which, with other important business, makes u
desirable TO have a full meeting.
As usual fres ticket will be given for that occa-
sion TO all stock h0ldars their proxies.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue kcr az A d d o n
GENERAL AGENTS,

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, (cvLEMAss BUILDINGS, J
-Four doors North of Pennsylvania Arenuc,
w II ngt0n.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose of ptosecu
Ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed TO the
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given 10 the following gentlemen: =
Hon. George NJ. Dallas Vice Presidents Hon. j. ~ Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. R. J. Walker secre
tary ofths Treasury; Hon. Jno Mclean, u s. Supreme
Court; lion. X. Nj. T Hunter, u. j. Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, d. C..
W John +. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
to give personal attention business before the several
Courts Of the District of Columbia and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia Jan. ll-cly
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.-A meeting
of the democracy of the county will be held at
the Court House, at July Court, to organize for
the approaching Presidential Election. II is
earnestly hoped that every good and true De
mocrat, who has at heart the success of go-
rious cause, will be present.
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WITIIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

NOTICES hereby given That The Board OF sisu h.i,
~ William and Mary College, In virginia a. d,y ne If
annual convocation to be holden the lith Gay "
July NEXT will nroceed 10 appoint six Professors one "
whom to be The President Of The College
/. or Political Economy and History
.. or Mathematics and Astronomy ;,,r tn,,uttns
2. or Natural Philosophy and Chemistry I'M ''''s
Agricultural Chemistry
4. Or Moral Philosophy
&. OF Constitutional and Municipal la"
C or Ancient Languages o,o ,,,,,,. pald
The salary of each Professor - nu ho'.a at,
half yearly TO which will be added The Ices 1 10
TO the different Lectures The President, y, house
these will be entitled TO occupy the Presiue rapJrn
free OF rent, aud to have the use Of the Co'ese'
and lots. ,a,d b.fn,e the
Applications addressed TO me VIII Dc i sm1fsm'
Board. u. mo,h peslof
March aS-rutI stJCly
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AnnuoI sale Of sucks,

NEAR DELAWARE CITY, DELLA w HHt~
CLAYTON B. REYRoLD bsea 10 inform the pub
~ lie that he will offer for un.eservea ssas
anon, ITWENTY.FiVE LONG Wo0LED NEW OK
PoRDsHIRE YEARLING BUCKS, which ne believes
superior in all poa:, TO those disposed OF at his former
sale. ,,.t,a,,..,,t ,..,
NJ MI. oIfordshre Bucks, aged four years. and weigh
Inr three hundred and sixty one pounds took The rst
pri,s for the best Longwoned Sheep at th< Saratoga
Meeting in the Fall Of ls47 and thai the said Sheep
il The sire Of The Bucks intended for sale.
C. 3. REYBoLD will be pleased to see any gentle
man who will favor him with his company.
NJ Sale TO commence OIL O'Clock.
MaIsh MnnnI Innr %. letE.-cllafAug.
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NOTICE

fs,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
;! RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, lSi7:
The following acquisitions nre hereby made, viz: In
addition TO the of three dollars called for five dol
lars, payable the first day of each of the months of
March. April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars the first day of each Of
the months of June July and November, each slare.
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank II
Saunton in Albemarle, in the Bank nj Charlottesville;
and those in Richmond, in the Bank of Virginia. the
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company. Puaetuaity Is
important interest iH be due each instasnt not
paid. BY order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
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KINc QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Farm, containing six or seven
hundred acres ii uaed In the upper end of The above
county, two miles from nunkirk, aud adjoining the
lands OF Dr. NJ G. Fauntleroy, James smith and others.
The improvements consist OF two story BRICK DWELL
np, with eight rooms, and all necessary out houses
The land IS well adapted 10 the culture OF corn, whea''
The situation healthy, and its convenience To mar
ket renders IL valuable. deem further description
unnecessary. Mr. John Lumpkin Will show the pre-
mises to any one wishing 10 purchase.
The Terms can be known by applying To me, III
Richmond, or 10 DR.. K. -. Lyme, of Hentco county.
MAJ 9n-,wsw MARY w. MUSE
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nR GOODS

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
THE subscriber having bought the entire STOCK o.
Dry Goods in the Store No. 49, Broad street,
very considerable deduction upon prime cost, WIZ 'i
the same at and below original cost In New s
order that he may offer TO his friends ana inc p
onod and wall selected stock of New Goods IN me a'
s"Y Tn. au so"eat JOSEPH C. COURTNEY.
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100 Dollars ReWard.

DAN AWAYlirom the Shenandoah Iron Works,
IL about the lst of April last, two Negro Men-DA-
MEL and CLARk-brlOngng 10 tho Es,a,r of the late
Miles Marques, Of the county of Madison. Said Ne
groes are Of mulalto c0mpieIlon aged about twenty
years, and some five feet nine ten inches hi sh.-
Clark, il Is believed, has scar upon his face No oti
er mark rrcollecied
The above reward will bs given fer the apprelen-
sion of The Negroes If taken nf the STATE, and
cured 80 that can get them again-or $50 viii tc ri
ven for the securing of either one il taken OF the
Slseor 600 taken in the State and secured that
gel them agan-or $40 fer either one.
THOMAS N. WEIGH,
Executor Of Miles Msrquess, deceased.
Madison CO., Va, May o1--clf
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tn CONTRACTORS.

WILL be lei, in the town of Columbia TO the low.
w est bidder on saturday, the 18th July, 1913, the
building of Church of the sze and plan oil the
Episcopal Church. about one mile above Powha.an =:
Hthe workmanship be equal In all respects 10 said
Church. Bond and security for the faithful perform
ance of the work will be required. Proposals are IN
vited, addressed 10 Joseph lodsson p. NJ, Columbia
FIuvanna county. June 2j-c2aWtu
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LAND FOg SALE. FOR DISTRIBUTION.
I'LL AND SlUTTI EWOOD


DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ID Law and Chancrry for the county OF New Kent
pronounced on 23i day OF May, sio In the cause
bending IN said Court In the name aud style oil Clop
ton and others aganBi Bum.y and Others, the Nv" be
fore. ntIoned Tracts Of Land, lying IN said county.
CT which William Bumley disd seILsd ana pos4esseo
will be offered sale nj public auction, 10 Inc bI5b
: al bidder At New Kent Courthouse, on tie SECOND
Thursday in August, Js4s, tbeng Cour, day IDete
Estates are very valuable, and possess many adVsnta
ges. Cedar Hill lies on Pamunky river, TWO mnes
shove the Court house-nearly the whole OF the open
lard has been heavily marled-the buildings arc a.
Convenient and In good repair and tiS'efuy aIianasn
This tract supposed 10 contain s39 acTes oi
and 20n of marsh, and has on u lsrse quln'g :"
wood near The river. Shu,irwood Il hVe mss aoSo
,hs Court, house-a large portion OF the open ana nn
aso bern lnarlcd-is near the rivrf-Gonsans y 80
mate 6s5 acres and /, OF the most nrsfdol ese'
in thai rerion OF country. further Description -
deemed UNNECESSARY a. 1t s presumed persons wlshhP
m nm,cbase ,yi examine the land before Tue asy OF
sale - 80 Il, ., ~ IN. roo, az sa,5
, IN. srnsnses Of the sale, aid the residue OF
h ",.bas. money on credit az 10 one fourth part
~, mil the hrst day OF January, $780, "a 10 one
h,Ir bersof until first day OF January 1880 and as
-, ,b Other fourth thereof until the first day OF July.
lss0. upon The purchasers entering into bends with
good security and executing deeds 10 trust on tho lana
10 secure the paymeR, of The purchase money.
The title Is supposed 10 he good, hut shall se -
Commissioners only GEORGE j. bkuMLEf.
RICHMOND T. LACY.
ta.ln
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-,noND MARKETS JUNE 90

.op.cCO-Receipts and inspections have
ssn heavy We quote Tugs 81 30 to 2 90; com
10 prices so = 3 so; middling 3 Is to 4 Is;
men lea ,."' fine S SOTO 80. General sales OF Tugs
g'M $40 60; leaf IS 10 w. =,
sToUR-s6 1871, at re'aii' STOCK ana as-
man. MrJuEATSNone coming in.
onaITS-3O TO 80 cents per bushel.
CnRN-45 cents per bushel.
C .,oonN MEAL--50 a 55c. per bushel.
SDacoN-virginia hog round 6 81 CTS; West.
i n; Sides 5, cents; Shoulders A cents; Hams 3
9rII ISL Herrings in demand al IS so.
,,stss SOL 7. Family Roe Herrings 30 70 q
3' "a ia barrels and 50 in halt barrels ~ o,s
1SoaTTLE-BsEr: 81 so a 0o, gross: ~
VS.. "a a 7 90. MuTToNs: 81 81 TO 10
w., as in quality. Hoes: 81.
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Virginia Agricultural
MACHINE MANDATORY

TINE subscribers, successors 10
i JABEZ Parker, AT the we'll
known establishment, corner of
Main and 18Th streets, are prepLr-
ed 10 execute, at shot notice, or.
ders for THREsHisG MACHINES
aud HORSE POWERS Of all sizes
made portable or stationary; :
Horse and Hand Power WHEAT
FANS: STRA w CARRIERS,
McCORMICK'S REAP f. RS /,
CORN SHELTERS. STRAW
CUTTERS, CRuSHERS, &c.
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY I

LOUISA RAILROAD.
FTEB the l-t of July section of the Road between
N Gofionsvie and Charlottesville viii be put in npe
ration.
The Stages running in connection with this Road
will reach Cox's fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville
first day from Richmond, which will relieve the passen-
gers from night travelling all The way through 10 the
White sulphur
By special agreement with the proprielors Of the
stage more liberal amount of baggage will be allow
ed than formerly between Staunton and Gordonsville
Parties wishing extra Stages always procure them
ofthe propretors Charlottesville, and regulate their
Fare between Richmond and slaun,on 81 90
Fare between Washington and Staunton. (no de-
iention at Junction, and tickets obtained on the
hoat,) ~ w
Passengers from the Southwest West, going North,
can nav through nj S,aunon To Washington Sl0.
Aerthc Ist september, the Louisa Railroad Will be
completed within eight miles of Charlottesville.
limo l3-ctAupI5 G.. II. MASON, Agent.
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NlrpICE

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Knew ye
that I, Elizabeth J. Peter, Administering Of John
P c. Peter late Of Montgomery county, deceased in
tend 10 apply 10 the President and Directors Of the
Bank Of Virginia, as also the President and Direc-
tors of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia 10 have MI the
Bank Stock In each said Bank, belonging and sad
Ing In the name Of John r. e. Peter my intestae,
ira nsfeed TO me, in my own name as soon az the law
of Virginia will allow INC soto do.
ELIZABETH J. PETER,
ApriI ll-cwsm Administrative of ]. p. G.. Peter
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TN HANCERY.-VlasiaIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Goochand county, on the 9Th day OF
June, 1913:
Matthew Lacy and Sophia his wife, Archibald g.
Richards and Charlotte his wife, Thomas Woodson
and Diana his wife, lanes Jones and Mary B. his wife
and Nathaniel 8. Massie, Plaintiffs:
against
Charles Mchie John Niche, and others,
Defendants.
The defendant, Charles Michs, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according 10 the a6
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appear.
Ing to the satisfaction Of the Court tina; he Ia not an In
habtaRt Of this Common ealh on the motion Of ths
plaintiffs, by Counsel IL is Ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT Charles Niche, do appear here nj the rules to
be- holden for the said Court, on the first Monday In
September next and answer the plaintiff BILL and that
copy Of this order ha forthwith inserted in some news
paper published In the city of Richmond and continued
for months successfully, and posted al The front
door Of the Court house of this county.
Copy. Tesle,
MAR. W. MILLER, G. 3. c. L. G.
June li-cwom
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Nv the President of the United states.
IN pursuance OF law, 4, JAMES K. POLK, President
L Of The United States of America do hereby declare,
and make known that public sales viii be held al the
aforementioned Land Offices, in wisconsin, al the Pc
rinds hereinafter designated, To wit:
AT The Land Office al the FALLS Or 81. CRoiA
RIVER commencing OIL MONDAY, me fourteenth
day of August next for the disposal of The public lands
within the Aforementioned townships ana ifact'o"''
townships, 10 VII:
North Of The base linz, and 1cest Of The fourth
principal meridian.
Toyn,bios twenty five md twenty six, Of range one.
Townships twenty-five twenty.siS and twenty'scVeh,
Of range Two. :, ana.
Townships weniy-eleht ana twehiy-hi''' ~ 'a"to
seventeen. 49, =.
Townships twenty eight, twenty-ninr, thirty and
thIrty-two, of range eighteen.
Townships thirty, md fractional townships thfy-uhr
and thirty-tw0, of range nineteen.
Fractional townships t~enty-nine aud thlr'y, ana
townships thirtyone and thiriytwn, "i range .wey
Al the SAME PLACE, commencing on MoNphl
the twenty ghth day of August next, Tor ine nposai
of ,he nu6lic lands within the aforementioned town.
ships and fractional townships, 10 WIZ
North of The base line, and mea Of Tie fourth
principal meridian.
Fractional tow nshps tweniy-six and t~entysevrh,
and Townships twenty eight, twenty nine, thlfy, th
~. one and thrty-two, OF range tweniyone.
Fractional townships twenty SIX, twenty ,srsen ana
twepty-eght, aud townships twenty-nlhei thfy, thi-
rv-one and thirry-tWO OF range Wehy,wo
Fractional Tow nships tweniy-eient ana tWehly-ine
and townships thirty and thlrtyohe' OF range '"enS
three. ,,, 49,, ,hir,, ,d ,hir,v
'ss Land Once at GREEN Ray, commencing on
uI,NnAy IN. twen,y-nrst day nf August next, Tor
~. d,sno,, of the public lands within the undermen-
,; "u townships and fractional townships, viz
No,,h Of the base line, and east Of tie fourth
principal meridian.
Townshps thirty five, thirty-s's nd ihiriy.SeVen'
md fracona townships thriyeigh, Of range twenty.
,uht III Y.
.rar aud thirty. eight OF range Nv enty.one.
F,ne,onal townships thirtyfve, thiity-sr, thiity-
seven and thiriy-eight, OF range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law Tor The use Of SCHOOLS,
military. or other purposes will be excluded from tho
sales. ,, :, ,.,ds az il, he com-
on the days appointed and proceed In inc
IN which they advertised, with all convrneh, az
,,cb until the whole shall have been offered, ana tue
ales thus closed But sale shall be kept open longer
than two weeks. and no private entry OF any oil me
lands will be- admitted until after the expiration OF Inc
Two weeks 49,. ,p-xhi,,,.,
Given under my hand al The c!ty Of washington
This eighth day Of May, anno iomlni one thousanu
eie h, hundred and forty eight ur,y on,u
by the President: jhM1" u 'oiN
RICHARD II. You've,
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FAUQ UIER
White Sulphur Springs,
( V | K G. | " | A !

II VI ~ j n
More generally knotDn as the Harrenton Springs,
WILL be open for the reception OF Visters on the
w Isl of June. Extensive Improvements are in pro.
gfess that Will rive new aspect 10 the whole esa-
bshment No expense VIII be- spared in adding It's
establishment. or 10 the comfort and pleasure Of The
guests. Knowing by ocular evidence, in hume in
Stances The positive intrinsic value of the water and
It's amos, miraculous effect in particular cases, II has
been regarded good policy IN enlarge the accommo-
dat0ns and 10 compete the original design, 80 az 10
crafty the taste and fancy Of guests well 10 pro-
mote their health and pleasure. Situated in remark
ably healthy region, IN full view of the bold Blue
Ridge, and in the vicinity of the beautiful village Of
Wauenton, vissrs may, horseback or in carriages,
thrir improving roads enjoy The most picturesque
scenery, may seek exercise IN the ten pin alleys the
pistol gallery, lie game of billiards, The henlthfnl
dance. The lovers Of music aud flowers viii find pc
cuar has been taken Ia win their approval, while
the fac9 deer and the lawn the gold and silver lsh,
the elk and the swan, may relieve tedious hour 10
those who interested In the fere In word,
every step has been taken which expanded lihpralty
could suggest, add TO the comfort and accommoda
ton Of visters. The hurdle race and tournament the
fancy ball, masquerade, and brilliant fire works Will
lend their respective attractions Nor these pfepa-
ratlons designed for the gay monde only To the holy
ministers ofreeion Of every denomination, cordial,
mol grudrng invitation, is given 10 spend The SUM
mer without charge. The usual services o The Church
are respected throughout the season.
These Springs are IS or 3s miles, accordn. To the
route taken from Fredericksburg, and 40 or so from
Alexandria. Trl.weekly stages will from both
these points till July, when daily lines will be ssab-
lished. Eis.rs leaving the District Of Columbia IN
the stage or steamer at 2 A. 81 will reach the Springs
the same day. and at The same cost 81 so; through.
tickets have been agreed between the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company, aud the stage own
ers from Fredericksburg 10 the Springs, make the
ticket IS from Richmond, and 81 so from Washington
These Springs are known on the Post Office books rs
"Warenton springs, and al! letters should be 50 d.
rrcted or they may be left NJ Warrehton, OF sent
the White Sulphur Springs. in Greenbrier.
Terms Of Board viii be as follows: ssh for thr
whole season. ending lst octobrr SIS for three months;
SOL Tar two MONTHS S35 for month: $40 per week.
sls for Two weeks 81 rs per day; meals lodging 81
cents each Servants, and children under 2years old.
half pace. M charge for children under three years
did. When separate tables are provided for children
before The usn hour those who retain their seats 1T
the ordinary table VIII BE- charged full price. Horses
81 cents day, or Sl0 a month.
luna s-6,f DsSIEI WARD Superintendent
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SALES.
Isy .s. Es. & q. Us. Hill, Auct.
NEGROES.

vi be sold by US this morning, at half pas,
9 o'clock, TREE Negro Men, &C. "a and % years
ole; one Nsgfo Boy, Is years old; one Negro
woman, % years old; ana lwo Negro Girls, 3
ard 5 years uid.
June27 ". &C. B. HILL. Aucls. ],
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY At LAW
| niE ot Quincy, Illinois, has -s:IrHed To Rich
mGhd, ana will PRACTISE IN the Courts held in this
cnyana e'ihly, aud the adjoining counties
~ once over Messrs. Smith & IIarwood's, Main
Hu6Tt. May a-tyiac