Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
HUGUENoT sPRINGs.-This pleasant

UGUENOT SPRINGS.-Ihis pleas SAINT
IL l. will be again open to visitors the 18th of
June The three seasons already past having effi-
GENTLY introduced it TO the notice OF the public, any ella
borate description would be superfiuous Situated in
region long noted for its Salubry, and possessing all
those natural advantages and artltc al Improvements
which render Watering Place the abode ofheah and
pleasure it is commended to public favor by ordi
nary claims. The waters are OF three kinds, Chdly-
bedte, Sulphur and combination OF sulphur and Chd
lybeate-and their healing efficacy has been fully tested
in many of obstinate and protraced sickness. To
the constitutions Of children and invalids, whose sys
tens have been debilitated by lingering indisposIuon
their properties appear especially adapted; and many
whose personal experience qualities them to Judge
ofopinion that these springs admirably suited to
nvalds from the tideWaer sections OF Vrgnia,' whose
health the stronger waters and harsher climate OF the
mountain regions oft en- fail to benefit.
Competent and obligng managers, male and female,
with suitable assistants and servants have been secured
while the subscriber, who resides at the Springs, will
continue to give the establishment his general superv
sion. Every attention will be paid to visters and
pains spared sustain the high character these Springs
have already Won. The Bowling Alley the Ball Room,
with its fine musical band, composed OF master must
cians selected with special reference to the style OF
music required and other of interest and plea
sure will contribute to the general amusement as here
totore.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan County, on
the River Road about miles above Richmond
They accessible by daily line of coaches from
Richmond to the Springs direct, as also by line OF
coaches connecting daily with the packet boat. The
Richmond and Danville Railroad will also be sufi-
GENTLY completed by July to accommodate travel, and
connection with that and The Springs will be estab
shed accordingly
The boat leaves the upper end of the Basin in Rich
mond, at st o'clock, A NJ, every day in the week,
TERMs- $50 the season, $50 month, $40 week, 81
so cts day. Children and servants halt price Horses
so cts day. R. w. ROYSTER.
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TUIO CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals will
Il be received until 70 o'clock, NJ the 10Th July next
1Iivof heP Ita
Ridge Turnpike, leading from Gordonsvile, in Orange
county, by way of Madison Court House, to the in
tersection OF the New Market and Speryvie
Turnpike, on the Massanuton Mountain, a distance
of about fifty miles also for the construction of
raj Bridges, from 100 to 300 feet in length Con-
tractors will be required to separate their price for
grading from that for metang.
Plans, Specifications and Prohles be seen at this
office after the 18th June next.
FRANKLIN T. GEIGER, Engineer.
Office Blue Ridge Turnpike Co., Madison G. IL.
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NTOTICE.-Notce is hereby given, that George
II W. Willis has, by deed OF trust, bearing date the
9Th day of May, 1885, and recorded in the Clerks office
benefit of his creditors all bonds, accounts, &c. due to
the said Geo w. Willis, in his right, and as as
sgnee OF Willis & Brother, John l.. Smher, Sandy d
Smither and William ]. Willis.
All persons indebted requested to make immediate
payment the provisions OF the deed require its being
closed without delay.
Payment must be made only to us, or to authorized
agents. We may be found at the store OF Kent, Paine
& Kent. COLIN BASS, Trustees
ROBERT A. PAINE. iius'eeS
Richmond, June LIST, 1850.
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