Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

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DEPORT AND DEBATES 1898, &c
HI The Virginia Reports ,of 1899 1900, touching
the Alien and Sediton Laws together with the Vir-
gnia Resolutions of December 2lst, 1898 the De-
bates, and Proceedings thereon, in the House Of Del
egates OF Virginia and several other Documents,
illustrative of the Reports and Resolutions
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"UGUENOT SPRINGS.-This pleasant re-
III treat will be again open to visitors on the 18th of
June; The three seasons already past having eff
GENTLY introduced it the notice of the public any ella
borae description would be supertluous. Situated in
region long noted for its salubrty, and possessing all
those natural advantages and arhic ial improvements
which render Watering Place the abode ofhealth and
pleasure 1t IS commended to public favor by ord
nary claims. The waters of three kinds, Chaly-
beate, Sulphur and combination of Sulphur and Cha
lybeate-and their healing efficacy has been fully tested
many OF obstinate and protracted sickness To
the constitutions of children and invalids whose sys-
TENS have been deblltated by lingering ndisposuon,
their properties appear especially adapted and many
whose personal experience qualities them to Judge are
ooplnon that these springs are admirably suited to
nvads from the tidewater sections Of Virginia. 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 visiters and no
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
Clans selected with special reference to the syle of
music required and other sources interest ard nlea
sure will contribute to the general amusement as here
tofore
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan County, on
the River Road, about seventeen miles above Richmond
They are accessible by daily line Of coac hes from
Richmond to the Springs direct, also by line of
coaches connecting daily with the packet boat. The
Richmond and Danville Railroad will also be suffi-
GENTLY completed by July to accommodate travel, and
aconnection with that and the Springs will be estab-
Ishsd accordingly.
Inc boat leaves the upper end OF the Basin in Rich
lnond at 81 O'clock A. NJ, every day in the week, ex-
cep Sunday.
n ERNlS SoO the season. $50 month, $40 week, Sl
so cts day. r w R'OYSTER
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ANAGERS' OFFICE-I5 PAINE g. Co,
., For THIS DAY, at l2 o'cl.,ck--Capitals. of
AT 6 o'cock-Capitals: $4,000 &C. Tickets S.
sA}rawn Nos OF Patapsco, class 7S-draun lime lst
IA 43 4S IS 67 AZ . so 81 63 -
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated class IL
drawn Jnne LIST
40 % rs so 2 SO 4 e. 60 A.
G. w. PURCELL a. Co
jed Agents for d. Paine & Co.
DICKLES AND CATSUP.--5 dozen assorted
IL Pickles; dozen Mushroom, Walnut and Toma-
TO Catsups-just received and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA,
je3 Opposite Va. Bank.