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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15
& WATSON.

= NAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
Etrts lasS@:y :eet;Hy, jay Is, 81 o,e,2ek.
received to-day (Nondsy) and EfM
70 TIE hour u! . O'Clock, =. ". Tucs-se61afiS
F. !ila.
lee' sie requested 20 send for their goods today.
10 are requested 20 send 10 the names VI their con.
tuesday even ns, Or their shipments will be con-
lse's are requested to be on board before the
departure, I O'Clock, P. NJ. Tuesday.
AND Der ne secured a, our office sou;h.side of
w through 10 New York, including meals sad
IN scoomG,oda:ions. Steerosc passage e..
Is 10 Eur!Ulk saue az by the River busts.
k-I IUDl.AM & WATSON,
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To- SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY. VA.
NATURES w REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DiS-
FASES

FUNlIlS watering place IS aos, open for the reception OF
Il visitors. Tie supply u nine:al water is mos; noun.
daut, arc ,reTc Grt eight douchu aud pluug" baths nt Va.
rious temperatures, troui 81 de-. to loo deg. !uhr. nett
AZ 8 remedy in L:apy CHRONIC diseases, thcse waters urr
cxccllri by nothing ever known 10 The huiusn ruce. la
govt, rheumatism, liver diseases. dihrrhrr. vi-csrGl OBJ.
structiops, g!sndular cGlargsIne1ts, old injuries 10 the nGs.
cles and joints. paralysis, diseases peculiar 10 ir'nhl-s, lieu
rnlgia, &C, they Possess remedial and curu,i@e powers Of
the highest order. ~ thai state VI the body termed Gu.
chectic, the consequence OF arrangement In TIE stomach.
liver aud spleen, among the res!1cu.s OF mGr-hy countries,
and distinguished by n pale or sallow complexion. puty
skin, swclied ex!reiriies. !hus0r Or dis:nc!!a Ition to mo
ton Of any Kind, t6e.c Gnths otter fct like charm. Many
severe cSses OF the d!ssa. cs enumerated above, which bad
resisted the most skillful medical treatment, and IN which
other mineral waters OF high rrpute had beer! used In
vain, have been entirely cured here.
or the vast number now suffering with these iuHladicS,
;here are comparatively few who would not tc perfectly
restored or greatly relieved hy toe Use OF ,h.,c wntcIc -
This place il III mile. from Richmond. Va, on the Gir.c,
route from taut CITY 10 the tIr"rnbr"r White sulphur
Springs, from which II IL distant only J6 miles. Early in
July the Central Raj read will be in operation 10 Millbnru,,
after which there will 0c only treE'y ni,- stcgc ;rara be
tween the lot Springs and the prinrIpni Nort:.rn ard
southern rlirs; an! the traveller from Baltimore. Wash.
ingtpu Or Richmond, leaving those cites IN the morning.
will b. brought the ME: night 10 the Warm SLr.n.s. Md
10 this place 10 breakfast the usSt inornin. HUs ""IiHg
the rhGhe journey in ~ hJGrs, d'n0h e~Hirtig by daylight.
These Spiu;. are sltu.;ed III n valley III un elevated
mountain region. The scenery around Is Wild. rJrsr,ic
ani beautiful, and the climate IN SuTnc. ~Gcl:atial s-a'
brIous nd inv!cUra'iD..
The hotel Recommendations nTF good asa comfortable,
and Il the aGri Of music vii. &c IL Attendance through
GU; The season.
To those who nay dos.re further information, and who
will furnish me With their address, I will Tnil n pamphlet
con,s;uin. IN account Of the Springs with cases OF cure,
&C. $. GUODE, for the Proprietor.
.Iuno ol-clm do, Spr'ncs. Va.
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y.Lr.nLE pK0ptRTy FoR sAIE

IL AIlNG determined 10 change my br.iaess, vii!
HH otter tor sal. OIL WEDNESDAY, to 3Jiii OF Iriy
1886, Gi fair, |: NOT, tie mex; fair day. Il; pubic auction
on the prcmi-r-, II sIusiirrnct q. iaGi on which nov re
side. couiuining3 u acres, rl Ut which Is IN cultivation.
smi under hr-l rate ;.Gcc. II prodIc"s - wei! hs any
hand III the neic.borho0d, AMI nus II iiIe orchard Of the
beat srirc.rt iEu.t ON J..
-. improvements ere q gond dwelling mouse. with ax
.ooins huoy" the bas, mcnt. a k!iCacn. corn. meat ANA ice
house, s;ab.r. cni ris. aii slaughter b u-". and is we'll
supplied wiki good wat.:; IL lies On the rond leading from
Charlottesville iD lre Uniyer,iy, and hDonl 10" rHre c;S.
,nnce from either pincc. |, i one oi the handsorr"st .itu'
nr!ons in the height orh3od, Gni cummsnGs n iuii view Of
G. n:Dresvil!c. University. ana tcc surrounding country
Il Il. one u: tho most desirable sl'us'!nns IN ii! This Ticn
ity for sy person wishing TO remove hitutr ior'hc purpose
vi educa'in. hi or her s"ns en- I""ght":-.
Al the same ruIc and plncs, vii! u:er or sale nno'hcr
Tract Of Land, containing :! ACRES, about ':n:i when,
heavily IImbrrcd. AM IN" bgiGEcc we'll ,n:rn II. .rss. Hnd
clover: has u anal Dwelling linEsr Gu i. nai hcs nsar
the 'und lerGin; frpln ChaTlo:Issr!!r, within IS ard p
half miles Of tho e rmcr r.ncc, I'D JoiG. tho lnudr OF
Moses .ioppa and Thomas W:n.arla. i; - we'll wH;eruG
mnu convenient &c Lsu. UGod to town.
The Tenn. d, saiv H!i De LIBERAL III Purchn7ers, Eaa
nInie ,uo~u o. the DIZZY OF sale
81 persons wishing 10 yirw the premises will call Oh
'dc, un6 WI lake sr"a; pi-u'ur: IN shcwin !; ~ m?
one. OH SCUAiIf.
tuly li-cSv
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BROOKLAND SCHOOL.

r ~ the IOth " NtIITtH1UET LEXT, I VIII N[Nn, IN CONbVV-
~ lion with Mr.. John 5 Cooke, aud at his residence, in
Alhemarle county, Va a Boarding School for Boys.
The object OF this School will be to prepare Boys for the
Universi;y Of Virginia, or for any Of the Colleges OF the
country, or TO fit then, for the business OF life
The course of instruction will embrace four depart.
inen;s, viz:
|. Ensish Language and Literature.
II. Greek and Latin Languages aud Literature.
III. freuch and German Languages md Literature.
". Mathematics
Having ubtsined the degree of Muster Of Arts in the Uni.
versity Of Virginia, and having. moreover, had sevenycars
experience In ~tcsehing. the last three OF which have been
nj the University, rs Assistant Instructor in TIE Schools Of
Mathematics md Ancient Languages, | promise that the
course Of instruction shull be fun and thorough in every
department
A.ssi.l.n, Instructors. the best qualified. will be procured
Ms the number OF pupis may require.
Special attention will le bestowed upon the English
Department, As il conceived to be ordinarily too much
neglected.
lie Boarding Department will be under the manage.
mrrt OF Mr. john s. Cooke, whose experience and repu'
,a,:ou for ~ years, 10 keeper Of one Of the be-, pubic
h.us.s sud most pleasant summer resorts In the state,
riyc assurance thai uothius will be wanting in this depnrt
uent.
The location il easy Of access, being IS miles west from
Charlottesville, ami =! miles from Greenwood Depot, on the
Central Railroad.
The ei,hhorhood is remarkably moral, refined. healthy,
and remote from scenes OF temptation. Few locations
offer 40 many Nh ural and social advantages for the cst.b.
| lshmeu, .. such II schoo! as the Que proposed.
The session OF ten months will be divided into two
terms o: i've months each, without, intermediate vacation
Written examinations. on the plan of those a, the Univer.
sity. will h- held At the close OF earh term.
ixpenses. including tuition, board, washing, lights,
fuel. &c. 1920 per session, payable nj the beginning Of
rup:ls will leave the cars at Mechnm's River Depot. dis.
tan: ) miles. u; which place d hack will I've ready for their
conveyance.
Circulars. containing full particul RS, may be obtained
tv Applying 10 The undersigned, at the University OF rir.
siaia. or 70 Mr.. John S. Cooke, Greenwood ncpot, Abe.
mArle county. Va.
July S-cii5thS VIZ. DISWIppIE, NJ. A.
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MoIpoE SPRINGS foR SALE.

OFFER Tor sale the MONROE SYRINGE. to- T1e
u Betncr with all sppurtenanccs. Consisting oil an ssnnE
ample supply Of Beds, Bedding, Household anG xeea
Kitchen Furpiture; hlsu, CrockcIy V, Cutlery, etc. The
Springs Are situated in the Northeastern psTt oil Monroe
county, Ala, iu one mile OF the Mobile aad Girari T"ilroad,
and the same distance from the Mobile Stage line. The
tract belonging to the Springs coatains $50 acres Of No. /
creek lund. The growth is hickory white Osk, red onE, pop.
lar, swe"t gum, mulberry, elm. holly, Spanish oak; with un.
~dergrow:h Of stink. bush, buckeye, .unnctt, and ether nn'
~dcigrowth Indicating rich suil. About 10 acres Of the
S5ove lands is in q high state Of cultivation. and will pro.
duce 1900 to 1900 pounds OF cotton 10 the acre. The build.
ings are in good condition, with II large ana comnudious
Hotel, and Il winter residence for a family; also, Il Tcn.Pin
Alley, billiard Room nnd Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms, one Of which is some ii,y yards distant from the
hotel. Also, two roomy Stables, together with Corn CTita,
Negro Houses, etc. III fact there is nothing warning to
make this Uue Of the mos, desirable watering plucca !nthe
South, as the water stands in u high Isputa as suy 10 the
State. Testimonisls Of the fact chl be produced If re-.
quired.
| will sell the place % tue following terms Ten dolsrs
per acre netf fourth cueh, the balance in tire. annual
payEea,s, with notes and approved security, or II mort.
gage Of the place:
Any person wishing 10 engage In Il business CT the kind,
would do well to examine thsse Springs, rs the business
could he commenced without any outlay, save for sroce.
rics, us there il an ample supply Of tbincs necessary for a
Ects, business. Any number OF sheep can DE had L, Sl.O,
beef at 10 ! celts, turkeys ut 10 cen's. chickens at ~!
cent, eggs al 10 cents per dozen, butter II, II cents.
For further particulars supply TO &. j., Haynes, Es4 tin.
zettc Office, Cahaba, Alabama, or ny.cii at the S,riupr.
June o-6m J ENGLISH, Trustee.
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RED SWEEP SP

- hLi.EHHANl COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
'>hrsE springs urc eituu,ed IL mites East ui the
"reenbrier White Sulphur, l mile North Of tho Did
sweet aud is miles FROM bIn-nchk. on the Virginia and
tennessee Rlii Ruad, from which Sumn.rr.un, Kent &
20; Keep a full supply Of Concaes running daily, through
IN uay'iSht, 10 this place, and to the White sulphur
Springs. having no night travel.
These waters are Chs!ybea.e, differing In their gaseous.
and saline Ingredients, varying in their tcmperatuie irum
% to- 20 degrees furrnhe!t, forming two ladies' and one
geutleInHns
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most eyh!!srating una delightful Baths in the United
states. Thee Is also another Bath Hud Spripy near the
Hotel. precisely similnr IN temperature and effects a, tn.
Old Sweet, one mile fran this. giving v,.,rr5 10 this place
the advantages VI the waters OF both places. The wa;rrs
are Tonic. Alternative and Apcri.nt, suited 10 cases OF .s.
treme debility, dlarrnua OF the moot obstinate character:
also, rhrumat' sl. cutamcous affections and chronic dis.
eases OF the stomach, liver. spleen, &c (fteier to lbe VA.
rtous authors on the Mineral Springs OF Virgiuia for the
analysis
Tuerc is on the premises q Readiae Room, furnished
with n variety Of newspapers IRON all vnr,s Of the Union.
Also, Billiard Rooms. Ten Pin Alleys, and uth-c nmu.c
inents the services ot HOLAND1ts BAND OF MUSIC,
OF Baltimore. has beru sccurei.
Tine proprietor having the satisfaction to know thu, he
has given satisfaction heretofore 10 HE visiier., und TO SUE
tain the high reputation of thc Red Sweet, has induced
him 10 extend his accommodations, aattering himself; thu,
his future labors vii! insure H full portion OF The public pa.
trona.c.
There is a Post Office a, thir place. and duly mails each
way. G. BIAS
June l4-rtl0,hau,
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Am TUESDAY. July 18Th. 4: II O'clock, i n o"'A.
premises. we shall sell u auction ~ Ho' ;..'' "a
sod privately tia, most desirable Farm, III thcsi,'"t.D
known as "Cobhs"
This Farm is situated on III: Avpomntt"x River, u..,a
below Petersburg, und RfiOin. lOrr " Nl'tnll rnu 'r"ln..s
of Mrs. May Dunn, Me. sarah lynch, Mr.. How eii. !n'
Mr.. John Strachnn Z embraces ahCUt Loo aTir"--'vs
cleared and in cul:iyntinn-Gnd IN" crops now rr'w'HIAI.
on Il will compare iuvorrbiy With any inthc netgh"C'iv.6.
the remainder ia In wood, and n por;ionoi i. heavily '..'.
Lercd.
The farm IL we'll ws,rred by cr.-k., sid M. 81 ab't
don't suppiy Of pure spriu: Ind " ell wafer. The improve.
mepts are n large wooden dwelling, rou'nir.rS ".rN'I
rooms. a new overseer's house. n hlt'E,n. s;siurt, pir.
crib. sc. There j. II good mill within hsiI "A !ai!r Of 'uc
tDuse and very convenient! Ia tho plrce.
The appniuuttUx, from Ibis point 10 is iulc'ion ".'r 'Fe
James, 10 sufficiently deep 10 admLt r,=-cls -. I.'rc 'ur
then, and. ~ ,!.arc arc two lHrdirsS ~ The place, H., ;r,'.
r!n- tor shipping Market Srg';Eblcs, fruit, End l:'tuc'I
generally ar" Unsurpassed.
Immediately after ia. abuYr. 50 .hH'l SEA y" 'ik.'E "
:ro,., h number ri Mules. rni The Stock, fLrnJns lg':-
Si,, &c.
The owners Of this property are nnxi'r. 10 s"i 'F a'
yisiu;I, and prefer Ia Dip 80 uf tr" "n'i;c property {. c"'
purci!a."r. SUCii n one. upon 'sGI! "i;4'Ti:"r, VIII hi''
= bargain, ami Ihr terms WI De- IusH" !l:er.l.
NJ. Bowl.a, vino reside upon the eSrm, vii hr r:n: 20
show il to snv uh- usriIIug 10 examine u.
By order vi the owners.
Petersburg limo lS-tis PsNSliI. & son. ALr'-.
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EnR SAIE

AVAILABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.
ROySICK'S pErOT, ON TIE III. IND TENN.
E!IL RO.iD.
n10T having effected a public -nle Of that lart OF MY
~ cs.,,e advertised 10 be sna on tho 10Th l:me, 1856. |
now Offer il at private sale, either In whole or In part, on
such term, y will doubtless insure a purchaser. Thosr
d;sno.,I 70 purchase such an estate are respectfully re-
ou,,ted ~ view the anme. Thu, portion ii my estate con.
lain. ISL ncres, Of which ~ arc cleared. and - acres
nre Ia original growth, with MICA hne tiInocr-inost!yt hc
- o per cord a, BoLsack's Depot, wi! nearly pay for the
lnna. -.
For Terms. apply 10 <. Mechanism or Aired X In,ncs
the subscriber, al Richmond, Va.
t,,, 'l -sI,n fIFMlNf JHhf.s.
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OLD rOtNT COMFORT.
FE\HlS delightful summer resort. The mos: invl' d.
4 ting GU The -outhrrn SeaooGrL, aud, fer R,trac. 5ii:
tiou, Inferior 10 none IL the country, convenient 10 GWA
the Salt lalh and the many other !u"urirs D! :he lido va
ter region. In broad view VI Hampton ItUsis hid lie Chcs.
aprske Bay, and with m extensive military post beside K,
h 8 passed TO the propri"tor6air OF the undersigned, aud
will be opened 10: the public s"cepti"n on the ln;h day ut
Juuc, after which date It will not hr n.uin closed.
Disease ut Old Point Comfort, az auy season. Ia LlE-C.t
unknown. For health, it may be snid. indeed, - rival ;ne
must secluded watering place ui tag l&Jg-Ia Il Interior; 30
THAT tho up lander may feel 20 ,iG. IL gu.as down to tea,
the attractiqns Of this ce!-t -Gted ."wland retreat.
The proprietor ht3 engaged, for the general sur-rint-n.
dence. NJ. joseph Il. St.gsi, OF Eichmond, lHtr ui the
Hagacpu, Springs, Il gentleman Of marked Hr;i,ud" for the
,Ia.t he has assumed, while his own supervision viii
guard the comfort Of visitors aud the reputation OF the Co.
Enlistment.
MAY I3-3in los SEGAR.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
FAUQUIER WHITE PA sPRlSGt
LIpHIsIA

FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR sPRlSGS,
VIRGINIA.
THlHiS we'll. estubishei watering place will be opened
Tor vlsiter- on Tie List Of June, under the joint uiHi*
age mem, vi the sub-cribcrs, having been lrmscu by one o:
them tor n term OF years The improvements are trstu
iul und extensive aud all necessary rcnovation- and al
dtiuus have been nude 10 render the Hotel nccumnrodn.
lions strictly ui the irst c!ass. The springs IRE dis,nnl
from the rsil road NJ WsrrcntOn q miles, by n graded
road. The morning trnius on the Orange iord from Alex.
andrin wet, uud from tiOrdnusvile. East, connect by the
Branch road with WurrcntUu, where comfortable coaches
await the arrival OF the cars
Passengers from baltimore. Washington aud Alex
audrin arrive IL, the springs ut II O'clock, 4. II, and from
Stauutuu and Richmond TO dinGrr.
Board for four months Sa5, three months $40 . months
S35 Der month, one month $40, week Sl.. ,lsy -. chill
lren aud servants nalt price. THUS J. 4. nigh,
May 2i-Jtrw2in ALEER BAKER
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JUNCTION VALLEY TrRNPIKE FOR SAIL

- Y virtue Of a decree made hy the C!r"u:; Conr, oi
ES Rockbridgs. Il; its April term. a.. D. is'"' IL 70"
cssp of WIN l., FiS,.; mud others, VIZ. line JUNCTION Val
ley Turnpike Company. snd others, pending therein. the
undersigne,l comm. sioucrs for tie purpose 3,ppG;n,en'
will, on Saturday, the 9Th OF August. l"''' sen al fnoLe
Auction TO he hi:h, =, bidder. d, the iron, door OF the
Court House in Lexington he franchise OF the .sId juno
zion Valley Turnpike Company, md it, road "iTh the ap'
nurrsnanccs thereto attached. The road lie s!X'y miles in
Ie,m,h leading from Buchanan 10 SlauntrT, and with ~.
Licin.s management may he made p p~rch'nol" investment.
TEENS-Cash in hnnd sufficient 70 pay costs OF suit
and ,ypeu-es OF sale, mud FOR thr residue n credit Of six,
twelve, eighteen and NV, MY lou. months, in four equal in.
stalnrn,s, the purchaser gI.iuC bond with approved per
sonai security. THOMAS j. NICHE"
WIZ W. BOYD, r
s. MCD. MOORE, ~
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x Dli. .MINUt'S .;CIIUUL.

MNn, Dn. IiNUH" W = =, hc,
w friends. old patrons. md the public. that shc has re-
moved from Midway. E..cx county, TO Richmond S"-
will, on the Tin OF January next, open u i;rni.ed ..i select
boarding and day School. she has taken ;Is new. elegant
sud spacious mansion on Grace st,aet, opposite the Cen
renary Church. Mis- Ada Byron Minor will preside. aided
and Miss ABE BYRON intend their school ~ G5crd ,ae
means, not ouly OF a thorough Course vi subatautsAl in:
tSose diIrrept accsrapInhmep,s uescsssrS 70 h lni.hcd fe
male education. Particular G.;aasiou will be paid TO the
MANNERS, and nunra.s vi the Young ladies " all times, md
\ deep ia.e: est ,Giea in their advancement. The SchooI
will eaInmcuoe on The 7,h January and close on tic 2%h
of July. Terms will be moderate For phrt!cuiar" Apply
by letter, or in pe-scc. Mrs Minor considers ria: nor
Ion: experience Of sixteen years in tho succesTtul training
Of young ladies', together with the extensive patronage
she received 1T Midway, renders my further reference
unnecessary. EuHrLcrs will be charged from the time Of
entrance ~ tho end Of the session. Day scholar, viii he
charged by the quarter lu event OF sickness every H::ea'
don will be paid, an! Dr.. Miuor viii rscG:r pIc:a-;C-al fr
vices free OF Charge. !trs. JESfEtSON MINOR,
Dec a5-dti Mas ADA BYRON MINOR.