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NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS.-Ihe

II
4 subscriber respectfully announces to the public
thst this we'll known watering place having, since
the last season, received extensiye improvements
and been pat into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception Of visitors on the goth inst. Every
effort win be made to present even more than the
ordinary induoeme nts OF former years; and In this
connection the subscriber IL grstifed to state that
Mrs. rURPIH, who superintended the domestic sr.
gements ct the Same place few year, since, and
whose efficient attention and ladyllke department.
gave universal satisfactlon. has bssn re-engaged,
and, with corps OF servants In selecting whom
usual has been bestowed, will offer her services
to the guests The strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements 40 a. to obvl-
ate every annoyance and prouote In the hishest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors. A
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other Of smusslnent will contribute to make
these Springs place OF healthful and agreeable
Taxation.
The waters are sulphur and chay bsate, and third
combining tho properties of the cher two, which il
also used In the bsth house. They offer Assem-
blsge of mild tonics and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial 5dect hos been signaily shown in hume
INSTANCES in which and deb.litated frames
have been submitted to ther infuence and their iii
cheney, in the OF ladies and children has been
moro cons 5ic1cusly marked.
The Hug 1sIot Springs are in Powhatan county,
on the Railroad about IL mes above Richmond-
from which place they are accessible by the Rich
milss; line of OmniEuses sent FROM the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
FASE-81. rs per day; @l0 Per week; $50 per month.
Children ever and under II years of age, and
vants, half price.
js S0-ts DAVID MOORE
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NHOLERA MOKBUS Ann $ s;! 70

~ COMPLA1NTs.-These sppo,i ouAhE
rous die..es are becoming qults n,as aaa ~
time. and If not speedily checked, pestssslsa,
ssTs s0s .n.. and mot liz
to that universally popular rnsi:h 40 rsnsd, "
PREMIUM BIf1ERs, and we .h, BLsJxss
every one to give It trial. As n,,aoefeiors -
digestion and eorreetor and purfa :, os asitvs ~
these Bitters are unsurpassed Evs,v. u. ss1s,sa
Keep few bottles on hand. s'Y fsnly ~
Prize so cents per bottle. 70,
PURCELL, LADD L co and pr,.sis By NJ.
every where. @ss'ss aad ~
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
80 4 NEW ARhANGEMCNT.

~
&wo rRAfNs BETWEEN sTAuNToN AND
THE SPRINGS DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE CARS ARE row RUNNING 10 MILES WEST
OF srAUSroN,
aa ,.r,e ferso 1, Ia yirs the rails rapid
y ards the Springs. In few days another sss-
don viii be open.
from Staunton imms diasey sffer fer
the night at the Bath Alum, and arrive at the bite
Sulphur early next evening.
and take the cars 1t next mornng. svery day. ex-
dept Sunday. when the Stages Sil meet them at the
terminus, and travel with strict regard 70 comforr
RETURNING,
iTae Mali LINE will leave the White Sulphur at
5A M !, make Belrs the night stand. which 10 . few
miles from the tesminns OF the Railroad, and take
SIP. n connecting with the Alexandra cars at Cor.
louisville, and srriye Of Richmond g. +. ID
Will leave the White Sulphur after breakfast stay
ali night at Hot or Warm Springs, next Gay dine &C
Bells, and connecting with the evening cars reach
Stsunton BY O'clock r. NJ
Fare in connection aoih stage line Of VIM. r. Fari'h
......-ta-- & Co.
FRoM RICHMOND
To White Sulphur. 90 90 To Warm Spring ~ 70
70 Hot TO Lsxinston........e 50
Ttsrs for the Springs leave Richmond at 45 A..
those for Gordoasville, by the night iine' leave
Southern p.sseneers have ample time totake tn cir
meals and connect with both trains and Will always
find an omnibus at the Depots of the Dspyille and
Petersburg Roads which will take them FREE DE
CHARGE, il they go through direct.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing Nth Friday, third day of August,
For the accommodation of the was''ravai, pss-
train will be run in ection with freight
leaving Richmond at 5 A. M and arriving at 1
p NJ. This train will take up and put down ps'sen-
and they have the right to transfer themselves be-
tween this and the express mail train at any point
overtake the freight at Junction. and coming down.
at Beaver Dam.
The eTp,ss a.y MAJ fannton .pd i..s.
q. d. WHITCOMB, superingdt
of Transportation, Va G. B
Ofi:e Va Central Railroad Co.
Richmond. Aug 4, 1855. au4
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THERE once did live not 60

u A man Of wondrous fam. 'i HON be-,
A. shail shortly make sppsr
And POLLARD was bis nams
What did he dol hear you az
30 On ct1J to attain
What Others strive for, nipht And 4,
And toll for. oft In vsnf 'aH
Then Litter, while tell to Won
What many q one san tell.
Ara many one VIII prove It true.
For every pain hssh could endu,.
On sufsfing mortals sent.
There's surely found q perfect ep,.
In PoLLARD'S L1EIMCNT
Tor ale By PURCELL, LADD ca .,
ROMA Hs s ..s1 b Dsva, i sss1 r.
the city. AiI safosts,
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITrLRs

~ RICHMOND, July %, 1875
Mr.. r. Ii. JACKSON Dear Sir InnpeIlsd by a ssns
OF duty TO those afflicted with dyspepsis and load
appetite, l will state that arn now 90 years cd al
have been afflicted with the dyspepsia and bOv.
constant for two years and tried every remedy
could find, at last your Bitters were RECOMMENDS:
BY Mr.. Z CrAge. After using your Btep shot
time find myself enjoying fine health and enjoy ~
food with satisfaction
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL HA72fD
they may be found at L. J. Pieot's, A. BodstsTt
8. N. Zachrisson'a, Chas. Miilspaughs Benns.
Beer1. and Alex Duvsps, Drug ssts, Richmond Va
All orders prom ptly attended to. jy@
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piCOT.S EXTRACT or as

gTh- noss desfripg An -.
ne Tshsd apon. aod one which p ss sisieIs ~
is.sio s .os is q s %s..s ana
furious tendency 90 common ~ ~ pfoperus. =
rstions usually sod. should be- ,ss ofdiuay
PICOTS PURE EXTRACT 0Y,aisr 70 ~ n
GER, whicb possesses eouble m. ,.A.AAIci a
= the low 1 als. p 3 q
IL In the reach Of ell. Prepared sn' % - o ~
An ~ u
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk

II TRACTOR will subdue pain and inhsmit0'
from the severest burns or scafds, In from one %
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds yithea
scar; 1t efectually cures Fever Sores RI sG
Rheum, Infammatory Rheumstism Cuts Weunfs
Bruises, scald Head, Corns and Bunions ErYspsaA
Sprains, Swelings, Felons, Chilblains, Bito,Of s
sects. Sweiled and Broken Breast, Sore NFPl't
Eruptions, and all other iniammatory snd cutsasca
diseases, whore the parts affected can be reached
+. This article 10 now put up in blue wrappers WI
new steel plate label, and signed By DdiIfy, ~
ker, and O. y. CiiekaeY & Co, Propretout 70 Ia.s
against the numerous eountsrfeits in nearly aV'1
store.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists, are the O.J
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine lss
style, and they furnish the trade ct propnetor'p'
es. Retail prize only 25c. boz, NH 26-dkssa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN,
@ANA NEW AND SPLENDID

~aAINA NEW AND SPLENDID
47s6 gITION LINE OF
sTAGEs-Through fIem Richmond. PeteI,buIE,
Baltimore, Washington and Alex6ndia. to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs, in II days. and Salt Sui
phur In days.
On and after the lst day Of July next we will run
daily line Of four horse cosehes from the terminus
Of the Virginia Central RAILROAD to the Rocabrdse
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs, with branch
to the All-Healing Springs)
Passe myers leaving Richmond In the morning tran
OF cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning .s
day light and arrive ct the Sweet and White Sui
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having sll new. first class coaches, fresh teams
selected with great care and accommodating drivers
we feel assured extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and com as have never
before been offered or secured on this line:
Through tickets from Richmond snd Aiexandria
to any of the above named Springs can be obtained
Of any of agents, who viii always be found at the
Railroad dspots of those places.
Extrs coaches will be furnished at all times, wheo
desired. HARTMAN l. BROWN,
my % froprietofs.
Rates of Fare in connections oit the Trginia Central
Railroad, by Hartman End Broson's Stage line.
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MONT0OMEHY WHITE SULPHUR
Vl ePRIN0O, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.
This new and bssutifuI watering p'ese vii be open
Tor the reesptiou of visbcre on the lSsh Of July IL
e deliehtfuly situated the western slope OF the
Alleshanfes Ii montgomery county, sbout one and :
half miles from the vfrsinis and Tennessee Railroad.
from which branch ROAD TAXES you to the SPRING..
% that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling.
Passengers leaving kichmond ~ the Dsnyiils or
Petersbufa by the Dcuthside Railroad. srrvo tn
Lynehbur9 In time to dine. where they can stop oil
night OF Continue ON the Virginia and Tsnne.es
Road, passing the Pesks OF Otter crossing the Blue
Ridge following the beautiful vslley ofthe kosnoke,
climbing the Alleghanios to fhs Big flannel, where
they take the branch the Spring.. arriving there
By 5 o'clock in the afternoon. These sprngs are
three miles from the Yellow and four from tbs Als-
ghsny Spring.
the wster Of the 0reenbrier White sn.phur, more
pleassnt TO the taste and equally effective In their
Of diseases Of long ndnG and are believed in the
usishborhood to be- an nfaiibie remedy for dyspsp-
ia and almost every dseass that has assumed Q
chronic state There are also two fine chalybeat
springs, one OF them very strong.
No expense has been spared In fitting mp this pro.
perty and every exertion will be made to render .
visit pleasant aud agreeable. The services Of Mr..
THOMPSON TYLER. who II well known 10 almost all
the Atlantic cities have bern procured, who will be
assisted BY corps of sentiemaniy and obliging
sistsnts A fine Band of NJ nsic IL also engaged.
n Co.nmunications may be addressed 70
Pres't Montg'y White sulphur SPRING. Cor
IL 9Q-StsAu 8haweeyiita Va
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7 EONARD HAS A HARD ROAD 10

i LONAhO LAO a HAND hUAU III
IL TRAVEL
TOM LEONARD isths man, beat him II YOU ,n
At coughs, colds consumption. that are brought 90
1t il my firm belief that his Instant Relief
Can cure all on this aide of Jordan.
Now, fathers, mothers, all, both little, great asi
small,
This Cough Syrup please taxa aceordini;
And give your honest opinion, friends of the Old
mnion,
OF the best medicine this side of Jordan.
Price, $50 per bottle; 5 bottles enc dollar. Ap
LeonaTd's Dollar Cordial
10 be had OF L. b. THOMAS, Broad street, Shott,
Hill, and Of all Druggists and dealers generally 10
Richmond and State OF Virginia. Wholsas Of
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co, 80 Main street. and
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of 9th and Brosd Gtrsss
Richmond, Va. au7
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Pres't Montg,y White sulphur Springs Co.,
ie ZS-dtxAu Bhawesviile. Va

a MELIA sPRINGS-NEW SPRING
N RECLAIMED-The subscribers take CREST
pleasure to inform the public that they have sue
ceeded In recaiming Spring that 10 said by vis
tors to be az strong AZ any Sulphur water la the
mountains. Mr. WIN. OID, Hr.. of Powhatan county,
proaounees 1t equal to the White Sulphur. All we
ask 10 to come AID test the fact.
THOS. C. WILSON L SONS,
an 6-3I2. AmAiia 2uripaa
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For ia -

NKUE TURF OIL.-For ola -
Il every description, ON Nan or Rs,.. "ora
spoonful equal to an ounce Of snv nv, ossa
known, @AS Pissr,sa
Bruises and SpraiBs Ulcers and Fsllo,, s..,,
Burn. SORE Legsana ChiibIain' Prs.h Cut I'VE va,
the Nails, Infsrned Breasts, 0lsnanIs, Tunaaa wa
Back, Sweiisd Legs and Stiffness Of Joint w
Warranted to sure, and no dsuaass f.o"l.
to colds. i'ou-ieIposs
Applied to burns ailouss, Il leavs.ra,. a.,
Price DO and 25 cents bottle 's-''
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boie Proprietoru, R.h,a,ns,

u hIcHAoED, January it'd
ms.i h Dove Z Co-For about savea Tssn =,
one OF els ieez; he had had the yery bs,t
vice. aud the strictest attention fIon mvsslT ns.e
has bean repeatedly poultisei and bupt vib @ On
81 intervals. whist giving app yins medicine h. IS
been kept ON low diet, and also kspt psrisat. ~
with the limb elevated; sometimes The sors Wy VIZ
be az large a. the palm ofs mans hand ana Al M.
no larger than half d!me aud oven wbsa Il S..,
sained this small size would break out ssaiu iL
came certainly discouraged about it, and On. j.
while In your store, asked YOU what must /. y
1t; you gave me bottle Of your Turf Oil AMI ~.
using bottles (by the 6ifeotion) it wss sos H.,
healed. Previous to the time of using it. hs hsi h,
months from his work, but since, be bas s.Ss
lost single day. l will add that have eIs.ass
useiessiy on bis limb about two hundred mi n,
dollars, and 1t eives me pleasure to add 70 thu ma.
ycu have. this testimonial of the virtues Of your I'M
Oil. Very respectfully. sE SusI,, a1
A copy-pubiished by permission from 4 las1 4
hlscitv-l NH SI-dhs,
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
NA subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely refu the House. and is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat 10 in the cennty Of Abemarle. about
Central Railroad and situated in region Of country
unsurpassed for both health snd beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now cor
structing through the mountain, and equally copve.
nent to the University of Virginia and Montlce llo
WIN. p. JARMAN, P. M,
js 21-dts Mechum,s River
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A LII PAIN CURED IN A FEW MN.

IA UfES.-Fhe Thousands who are suHsrns viii
pains in their ears teeth face. stiff neck, rhsun.
tlsm from cold. crsmp or pains In the stomach !,
bowels, sprains pain in the Sides limbs or bal n
nursing ladies. who have ague Jumps, or riTur !,
the breast, will find immediate relief BY using b.
J. B ROSES PAIN CURER, in bottles, IA Sui
80 cent?. This medicine also cures cholera, shs.,
morbus and dysentery. Sold BY
jy23 DUVAL NORTON. Drurrt.
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RUNAWAY.

10 UNA WAY In JAIL.-There was
II committed 20 the Jsi Of the City q Mshmsnd.
ruas.sy or The sh s.y q ig1s Az lso ps snS
couuty, Va said negro II fivs feet seven inches
hirb 81 dark compilation, about 30 years OF sse enc
hsS On when committed to jail blue cotton dress
,saussted to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her axay, or chs Will De desis WIZ
a. he Law directs. JOS a. STAkkE. D.
jy 3o-.ew For Martin ~ Lapscomo. oeIe--
~ DOLLARS REWARD.-Runaway
- from the subscr Der, living on Brcote Ave-
man MAJ. named PEfEa. Hs has > soar % the neck.
int undsr the left ear He 10 about feet inches
hish and 10 very black. He il the properly OF Or.
ne OF p. n. Tsbb & Son I will give the above re-
ward for his apprehension and delivery e me;
T7IFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Left
10 the premises of Frederick Anderson. on the
25th Of Juns last, negro man named FhEDEkICk,
Of low '.ue .o1u. year. o,o ana q ttis Ssn
spoke to. He has wife on Leigh street. near Ad-
ans street, at Mrs Mary A. Crafton's. The above
q G s b e IN e, s sas
an S~dts THOS. J. RAGBY.
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will
10 pay the above reward for a woman purchssed
by me Of "Brick House Estate" named HARRIET
MAYO. who left my services in December last She
IL bright mulatto, tall and has rather awkward
and soven appearance, very large features part.c
nIsrly her bps, which amost unnatural She
ha. on of her thumbs wart
This n esro ID extenbively acquainted In Peters
hura and has relatives both in Richmond and this
Ror her confinement in jail or delivery to me In
this ''''' VIA p'' JAMES E. cUTHBERT;
.us-.s Petersburg, Va.
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DA1ENr LEATHER BELTE.-Just
i received . full supply Of Leather Belts. 10 b.
sola cheap ct 0OLDBMIT'e.
AL Cheap Store, 205 Broad It,
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.

NV NO. WOOLIIOUOE UIItIS H6T S6T-
AVA vices to the Medical Faculty and the Le6is OF
Richmond as Lescher and Cupper. and trusts by
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage.
Hgr Mira w. may be found at all times at her resi-
dence on 10th street, in the rear Of q. r. DuvePs
Drug Store.
N B.-The best imported Leeehes constantly re-
seiving and for sale. Also, Ladder Bsndages OF
hand and made to order. fe 23
A light over the door, from o'clock till morning.
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g A L A NJ NDE R FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY Evans WATSON.
PHILADELPHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires In Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. and when opened their contents Of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $40 TO
$500. For sale by II. BALDWIN,
NH Sits l48 Main It,, Richmond
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+ LIGHTNING RODS LIG HTNINO
IL RODS-Hsvins made srrsngemen.s with thu
Pstsntes OF one Of the best Lightning Rods 10 the
unisea slstea oy which We are nov prepared 20 put
that charged for similar Rods ct present. We viii
also sell the Rods and Fixturss to persons wishnr
to put them up themselves, ct q ANAL sdvsuce AZ
the cost. @. 4 A. BAR0AMIN IN
my III Corner 10th and hoair sfraafs
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NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS

IN This beautiful Watering place, situated imms.
diately Cd the bank Of New River, in the county OF
Giles, IL miles below the point at which the river Is
crossed by the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad and
8 miles Fl ON the celebrated " Salt Pond" will be
opened the reception of visitors on the 18th Of
July. tt Q water possesses the qualities of most of
the ViIe Tia Sulphur Sprp gs and 10 garded by per-
soma who have tried it equal to any. New build.
ings have been erected snd the place fitted up with
view to ensure the greatest amount OF comfort to
visitors The proprietor has made arrangements to
accommodate about 100 persons the present asop,
and every exertion on bis part will be made to
der visit Afreea5le. From the Springs a view of
New Rivef tor a considerable distance, with its ma
jestc cliffs 10 presented that is unsurpassed in gran
deor AID beauty by any scenery in the mountains.
To the lovers OF hunting and fishing the attractions
are unequalled by any place in Virginia Our Phea
SAINTS and other game. New River Catfish Trout, c,
are found in the grestest abundance rear the
Springs. Boats San be had at all times for excur-
sirous of visiting the Salt Fond" the greatest GU
nosity in the mountaius.
Pssssp gers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
leave the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at Chris.
tiausburg, where they will find Mr. John Echops
Stage on Mondays and TLursday's by which they
evening of the day 0. leaving Richmond or Peters
burg. The stage will stop at the Yellow Sulphur
and continue on next day by Blacksburg, Newport
&c. On Mondays and Thursdays the stage will
leave the Springs for Christiansburg in time
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesdays and Sat-
urday's stage will for the Springs to the Sslt
Pond." and will also convey passengers to Gle.
Courthouse ard connect with the lines to the White
and Red Sulphur.
FARE-s15 50 per day; 90 per week; and e25 Per
month.
" lO-d&clm VIM. EGGLEsroN
ENPetersburg Express copy for enc month and
Petersburg Inteliigencer twice eek for one month
and send bills to L. Masters, Amelia c II
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bacon SIDES AND SHOULDERS
- Small and bright salssbls 70. stailsrs, landins
this day and for ssls BY
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MEDIClnams
I NEKTAIN CIfRF o1---.-.

J. A. =. h .sn Nov. g, lssa--, ~ UeHT
..s,ss : :.si.s ss.s & s. e: I'd -:
COUCH ELIXIR 70 Be tbs - ~. 4.
ton Of the Kind now In ~ az. m'1 vssshss pa
slmor indispensable. snd % fsnil, hges
Ma, DAws' CcueH HEmrpy-6ww AiSSs
siss.sss ssi i. . o 1s; asss:.. tom i.
afforded spesdy and deed "a AZ AZ sosEh, n sNs
yof ale y Nm. 4. D. DAVIS a R.,ss.at
Aisx- Duvsl. Pstersoa 4 Jsshss. ccssanstt Z
e. = fisnt, A. Bodshsr s.d Chs,I Snss MN
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'CEA BATHIN9.-CH + SAPEAKE

YEA BATHING.-CH Il 8 A p f. A X e
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA, il situated within two
communication IL hsd by a neat and commodiour
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats
Hacks, &c The Hall will be open for the reception
of visitors the 18th OF May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able TO make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seekDg health or
such cottages for families play grounds for chill.
dren shade trees, &c; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort OF the visitor.
For health and beauty of LOCATION this place IL
surpassed. There Ii daily communications with the
steamers Of Richmond, Norfolk and Saltimore
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DUMMY IN JAIL.-There was com

RUNAWA1 IN JAII.-J H6I0 Was COHI
~ ulited to the Jail Of the City of Richmond, az
man who calls himself SAM, and says he is the pro.
perty of Sarah H Henory, OF Goochland county. Va.
Said neg il feet inches hiGi OF dark complex.
ion, about 40 years of age. and had when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said Esgro il reques.sd to
Kim away or he will be dealt with az the law d.
rects. JOS A. sfARKE, d. g.
yl7-6w FOR Martin NJ Lipseomb. Se-st.
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VEIN OOAIA1b0 xkAI <AASx~
j sivs ten dollars reward for the apprshepsio
and delivery of g Boy named HENRY, WHO left the
B.rbsr's Shop under the st Charles on Saturday.
tween II and IL years old feet 81 inches high, mu
latto full head Of hair. land hair inclined to be rsd
looms. no Hat when he left He was brought from
the county Of Amherst.
J. B. HARGkOVE, Auetioneer,
;u9T No 3 Wall street.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lef
EiFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I


I'M DOLLARS REV AR D,-kan..
lOO away from the subscriber on the Gath OF
July, In Powhatan county my negro man. named
VINCENT, about IS years old. feet or inches
high, complexion yellow, full gray eyes with pusny
had of hair. Said man was purchased OF Messrs.
Jones Slater Of Richmond, last April, and he may
endeavor to get back 70 Fairfax county, where I'M.
derstand be was raised will give for his delivery
$50 II taken In the State secured In jail, and SlOu
IL taken out of the State.
an ST. dENkY A. dANCOCA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-08

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