Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-09

men: G. w. T. Gusts, Esq, Arlington House, Va,
Col R lot F. D. Lee y. s. A., Baltimore, Md; Rev.
B. Taylor, do do; Rev. Martin T. Sumner, do do
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UGUENOT SPRlNGS.-Ihs pleasant re-
- treat will be again open to visitors the 18th OF
June: The three seasons already past having eff
GENTLY introduced it to the notice ofthe public any ella
borate description would be superfuous. Situated in
region long noted for its saubrty and possessing all
those natural advantages and artificial improvements
which render Watering Place the abode ohealth and
pleasure, it is commended public favor by no ord-
nary claims The waters of three kinds, ChaLy-
beate, Sulphur, and combination OF Sulphur and Cha
ybeate-and their healing efficacy has been fully tested
in many cases OF obstinate and proracted sickness To
the constitutions of children and nvads whose sys-
TENS have been debitated by lingering indisposIon,
their properties appear especially adapted and many
whose personal experience qualities them to Judge
otopinion that these springs admirably suited to
nvads from the Underwater 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 supervi-
sion. Every attention will be paid to visiters, and no
pains spared to 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 style of
music required and other of interest and plea
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 coaches 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 sufli-
GENTLY completed by July to accommodate travel, and
connection with that and the Springs will be estab-
lished accordingly
The boat leaves the upper end of the Basin in Rich
mond at st O'Clock, A. M, every day in the week.
cept Sunday.
TERMS $50 the season, $50 month, $40 week 81
so cts day. Children and servants half price Horses
SO cts day. r. W. ROYSTER.
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COMPREHENSIVE subscribers have
of BREEDEN & FOX, for the transaction of a
Wholesale and Retail DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at
the old stand formerly occupied by Valentine Breeder
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GOODS from LIST to 10th OF September next
VIM. BREEDEN,
LIST August. 1850 A FOX
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- IN STANTON, OCTOBER IST, 1885,
AS Executor of Michael Qunlan, dec d., shall sell at
public auction all his Real Estate | shall of course
attempt no description of the property but is known
to all who are acquainted with the Town, to be extern
sve and valuable, consisting OF five or six large
and handsome Stores three dwellings, and three or
four shops, situated, without exception in most deSra
BILE parts of the Town. Also, valuable Building Lot
lots of Woodland.
The rapid Improvement in the Town of Stanton
renders this sale worthy the attention Of capitalists
Possession of the property will be given on LIST Of
April, 1851.
TERMs.-The object being to convert the property
at into interest bearing fund for the support and
education of infaut children, purchasers can have a
very liberal credit upon giving satisfactory security for
the principal, and punctually paying the interest.
JOHN B. BALDWIN
Staunton, July II, 1850. jy l9-wtds
THO MRS. MARY Il. WADE, A NON-RE-
II SIDENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
Take notice. that at the office of August & Watkins, in
the city OF Richmond Virginia, the goth day Of Au-
gust next between the hours OF A. M :, and P. M.
of that day, shall proceed to take the dispositions of
Benjamin Wade and Others to sustain an application
which intend to make to the next Legislature of Vr-
gnia to be divorced from you; and from any the
taking OF said dispositions should not be commenced,
being commenced shodd not be completed on that
day the taking oftke will be continued from time
lie time until the aad dispositions shall be completed
As witness my hand this 18th day of July, 1850
iy l6-claWlm* ELISHA IT WADE