Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
ROCK ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH ALUM SPRINGS.

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1VCSE establishments will be open tor the se.ptGn va
iorsO due sc tson 10 reply 10 m'h. nlvnts from tlstsL'
sr large al tie Rockbrdge Alum
when carefully marsd Our will be 10 execute these
We arc now aiding sams eisLy Chambers, spacious
tootn reading room, paros billiard AMI ether
ila. ed And without committing ourselves
t.e promises beyond cur means OF conp ing We WIN simply
reasonable eu shall be spared render our guests
comfortable he magnitude Of The crowd will admit AZ 70 bed
aiIess's OF superior quaywe hope to give satisfaction IN
particular account remarkable the anay
testimonials OF multitude that might be furnish
symores II cos on application 10 WIN FsAzRn Postmaster
S9;.sna:s Alum, orr SpASo1sR Postmaster Bath Alum
rag fresh tho ouaan, that visitors al both places
-ay all times hsve their choice
Fsrsas any Of tie United Safes sinS to use tie waite
coming months OF May June and july would
30 well send their oers mat The barrels may De well
prEafst
o addressed aboye. Messs Be- me-, Beers, Drug
w Richmond Va will DC atendcd'o IN tic order OF their reeep
os The building operations now rapidly advancing at The
lla The Bath Alum open and prepared 10 enter.
Asu -,6 ;ss'''' : ''''' FRAZIER RANDOLPH
HARPER FOR MAY.-Rsceivcd April 25,h by GEO NJ
ii WEST BROTHER. next door to Post Office
cAntfy will send il them for reduced price
Ne wolid subscriptions for the commencing with the
coHrESrs or THE NAY SgMsEn:
II Laotse,?t u i, south, BY I Addison Richards
Sspssoa nooapatie' b. lohNs c Abbott
ES; rortf., m an Excitement Seeker Search
SIX ant ITaII: Dozen. BY Smy The, Jr
Fishers Ghost; Ani Tf5.
No., Ell Dosn ens.:a LONDON 4rs,s's stery
S;ofy ct the Burning Ship
T.: Ia, leo., pine The ssa|!S, A0na iiaro Drury
Be l!@qe ty Charles Observation-Disclosures Kill Esihes Mar
;ai -Xlv Tie Letter ana the Answsr-xlv In Trust
MI sap Him illustrations Sir Leicester Dsiock Tom
lam IL IlaGnos . he Mountains Of Bavaria
NE l"df,":s rha! Wouldn't Sui.
&a't.y Record u Current Events
tit"'.s ianr EdIcrs Easy Chair Editors Drawer
Original ana Sesc,sd-Iluraon. The Tug Of
t".s "' Nay Illustration, Wasting Dess and Young La.
SCHOOL rois YOUNG LADIES Inn NEW YORK
RE- t.. n j WAnD and MIS- WAGD's School Tor Young La
liz >':" "i the highest class The Principals devote
.".a,t' leoa!y 10 the Work oil hstructlGe theft pupils
stt tt Professors, AMI resident French Govcnes The
10" the French ll'a" sSan'tt and Gs,man
% aTf bss ANY e. o s1s .ssEs s ,w m
%si 5 s- eads and accurately hes the TWO ateI
% fifteen noadars will be received, 10 whose health and
va, ~ W al pas i,artIcuiar attention.
nae N VIZ W. asG! formerly for several clergy
C a W. Diocese Il veins and for charge OF the
~ Charleston Kama Hha county, well known, and has per
S s :" iar Meade snd nisho Jo" ard also The
ilTisai pc 'ls wS"dbigs and kepPlsr William Mac
Ffsm man. NJ h a., Iaaa l. Bacon ., Rlchmont
ts'''ss'h extract the following:
I'm h's hsi. President n The C1Htsf States
.,rS, WAsH.oroN, Sept Goth, 1852
M" NJ ~. DA y, " 80 New YORK ely, ny
:f:,:. whose ntsg nty literary ability sni han mo
va have moro confidence yourscIi; ior all this
% s "'s TIA Th' f Tli.sSSf you
F"c 6"s. :, p,.:.4<,,. ., Columbia COLLEGE. s. York
lake leave HEREBY to the e.nGSns an sa5
So4e who" he have The Rev 'i np
Ssj. GhTc IN GOOD standing; Mrs wal hs o. the Epl
M RI
" Der G.'Hoe as well as by her own lhoroush gives
!! sale and ators. CHS. KING Pre.',coi C Coll
f'o" Rer Francis L Hapss q. D.. L. D. Of Ne,s Yo,E
NJ bsAR glad thai you have fordcA the oppou.
III: I" spas Mis- waRDs very superior qualifications
@ M nroon well testify to her varied and thorough
&c @ & SrIIn so Ssoi s
sa:sas an l'nshsd LADY, smnsn fitted GI the wok q
y 'sr *yMs@Uen,. teach
a.. S %n yery:ruJy FRANCIS L. HAWKS
q 4 4: e s.,y ): = s member e q: Fret pe.Sysy
.Ihe Scb,g l'-s. Presbyterian Brother IN Georgia:
for ts:om0S a equal in this city The advantages
s5sii;es rss 1 tis 1HD minis Ui' the Es
iaarh; GU Worthy TO be brother beloved among Ny
Il t. & lie sei:c aooa, irsc cars,
Ss* York Na;cG i 1853 1' Ep S0 D. SMITH "
sT ,s. s qq.eSd ~h Madam fl D WARD accom-
G The ss" and regard her ss%msn,s
fu''' Of the highest class = ,,..
"E. FELlN FORESTl, l.. l.. r..
C9s % The Italian Language and Literature in Columbia
"Nsw No ~ ulr uhvrr-It, II tho city OF New York
-oIh. -elt May. 1852 - April 2--cwifEm
~ Rh oOks-April 25, 1853, at the Exchange
gale h iIe n tie Mediterranean boa I'd American Fli.
iu.-, .. :: 93E Bnje, by r. S. Arthur, IS cts
S Bown 70 n the Eas' the Journey Of the Frang by
A.. AK and h Bride 25 els
s oI me Steamboat and Rail Road selected from the best
cmc he Gold Regions full description of Its geology
nn,; natives agriculture society
G,.InNeson MIRO E-50c w .ou"''' 80 y :"
Gors''iHn Magazine for May-25c
Por t1dys Book for May-25c
Aprn25 q WEST d BRO
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