The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-28

For Philadelphia. DC.
and CITY III ; OF RpGamoNp ons Of sS.,. sssmem
lesvs every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to rAcevs freight sd r..-.r.~r.
rIrHE sUBSCKIBER having discopttn
l. ued the Grocery business will from this date
devote his attention exclusively to the Commission
Wheat Corn, Tobacco, de-; also, to the purchase OF
Guano. Groceries, &c.
He has associated his nephew, w. g. MILLER,
with him, who will give his particular attention 70
He will also take this opportunity for returning bis
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for the liberal
patronage extended to him for so long time, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit con-
''AA'A'' - '"' ' ALEX GARRETT.
Ofios for the present at his Old Stand.
Richmond. April |, 1857 APP S-law2m ~ Me.n ~
DOCk BKIDGE BATHs-Inl. lnxeriis
~ bathing place, long known as TChEhS' ana
after wards IS jos DAMS SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently purchased by a company Of gentlemen In
Rockbridge county where it 10 situated and where
the virtues of the water are best known and Will
open for the reception OF visitors upon the Lot OF Ja
ly next New ard handsome buildings have been
erected and no effort will be spared to make it &C.
ghtfui summer resort 1t 10 beautifully located on
the North River, in the midst OF mountaln ana va,,
.he State 1t 10 the main stage road from exlng-
| ton to the Contra Railroad distant eleven miles
from tue former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter. Visitors rescb the Ba'hs In one
day from Petersburg III ahmond and Alexandra, ar
| ri siug st their destination before sunset.
The t. peratue of the water is hsle higher than
tina. of the Old sweet, and this, with the peculiar
character and buoysncy of the water, whlch 10 sh-
| ly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and contains
MaRnesis Iron &c, renders bathing in il, by uni.
yersal consent of those who have triad It, delightful
| and inyiaoratiug to an extraordinary degree It's
medicinal effect s attessed by hty years OF ex
| perience especially in cases Of General Debility,
| Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, uiceratlons,
| wherever existing, Rheumatism. Amsnorrhea, Dls
menorIhea, Menorrhasis, LencoIrhea fIolapsus
| In haG Ixesa
children it is unsurpassed If equalied by any water
in the world Near at hand is tins Sulphur Spring
| second only to the famous White sulphur OF green
brier, to which vlsitots 10 the baths nave iee &c
Governor Henry A. u ice, who spent portion of
| last summer with his family &C the Baths" thus
speaks of it, 1T smy chaser spot In the mountains
aud shall certainly it, ii possible next sum-
| mer"
| to Col r. Ii. Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
| Military Institute; Rev. VIM White, u. ",
and Rev. VIM. N Pendleton, OF Lexington; VIM. e.
Psns, Etq, of tbs firm of Kent, Paine L Ken,
Ric dmond, and }. T. Hunter, Esq, of Selma, Ala
~ Richmond Whis, Enquirer and Central Pres
| tyterian will COPY twice eek until July lst
my IS 2.wtJ1
EARM ON YORK. RIVER KAiLhoAD.
| Il CONTAINING 256 ACRES, IL MILES BE-
led by MT Philip Wettins to sell the Farm called
| Long Meadow" located as above, containing 2'o
acres, of which two-thrds rich Chickahomlny
N adOW; ABOUT % acres are IN anu III
greater portion Of the open land has been improved
| a great deal of late years The improvement con-
sist Of Dwelling House, stories high containir
| 8 rooEs besides the usual out-buldings,
| There is fine spring within $50 yards ofthe dwell
ing, and the whole farm is we'll watered Tho neigh
| borhood 10 excellent.
| nesr The Williamsburg Stage Road, and within three:
fourtbs of mile of the contemplated depot OF said
York River Railroad.
Mr. Jas. H. Wstkins or MI Thomas Carter 70.
siding the farm, will show the same to perssIs
disposed to purchase it. FoI further PsJticgiar''
apply TO to S-9.u.u eoDOlS Il A sGbmssd y.
DOR RENT "A Coal and RWood Yard,
with large Stable, on 9Th street and the Canal,
near "a 55he5 sTnory IT. kEEsEE
ri UTIC k.-AiI persons having Chains
l v against the estate Of the late THOAA GAR.
LAND CLARKE, of Hanover, are requested 10 PIE
sent them, properly suthenticstsd, for PAYMENT
without delay, to w: GoDDIN, Attorney.
in fact, for Martha nj. Clarke,
ep28 -2awlm Executrix.
A DMINisTnATOk,S NDTI e E.-.All
"A persons indebted to the estate Of Royal Parrish
decd are requested to make immediate payment
Persons having claims ganst the estate request
ed to present ham to properly authenticated ss
the law directs else this notice will be plead in bar
of all such claiml. C. THOMAS,
~ NEAR TIE BROOK PLANK ROAD, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR sALE.-Tbe
subscribers authorised to sell the above Farm,
now owned and occupied by Mr. L. Il. Reins 1t is
beautifully situated, and has fine supply Of various
kinds OF fruit Tho building. the p!.ce sufii.
cient for moder sized family: About 60 acres
cleared, balance in wood 1t adoins the lands of
Mr.. Thomas NJ Ladd and hars. Martha B. Chamber
lsyns. Persons disposed to purchase invited to
call on Mr. Reins who will take p essure In showing
the premises. For further particulars apply to
GODDlN l. APPERSON,
ap27-2aw4w Auctionsers.
HOW TO PKEyENT THE HAIR
IL FROM FALLING OFF. AND RENDER lie
SOFT AND GLOSsY-UnnatuIal HEAT Is the
cause of the premature loss of the hair, the roots
becoming parched and dry the skin rseeding and the
hair falling from its socket.
Drsndruf obstructs tho pores-this is one cause OF
heat; ssvsrs are another; irritating washer another
Remove the obstruction, sllay the irritation, slim.
ulate the skin to healthy action, and the hair will
The BALM OF MACAssER cleanses the skin
perfectly; it a!lays heat and inflammation, and pro.
notes healthy and vigorous action Price 70 cts.
For sale by GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist
my4 IT'S Broad street. Richmond.
TLOTHING,
~ SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
NOAH WALKER L CO No SO Main street, IN
70 ~