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THE CELEBRATED FOUR MILE RACK
HORSE RED EYE


OJ1LL stand tho ensuing scuson at my sta.
w bic. eight miles from the city oi Rich ~
mond, Va. in tho county OF Chesterfield, and ~
within ave miles OF the Broad Rock Race I'LL
Course. Immediately the Goods Bridge Poad, At SaO
the scasoR and so the insurance, with 81 to the Groom
for sach mare Any person putting by the insurance. for
tcs the same by parting with the betorn il is
tanned whether she be In oa Mares will be- fed forty
cents per day. and ereut will be- taken prevent
capes or accidents, but responsibility tor either.
All charges must BIO paid before the taken
away
The season will commence the 10Th day OF February.
and expire rho lst day of July, 1867.
PEDlGREE-Red Eye WIS by Boston, out Of Lucy
Long, vino wac by imported Prian Of Polly Franklin.
who wns by Shakespeare, who was by Vrginlau, he BY
Sir Archie and his dam by Shenandoah and he by Poto
mac; Polly FrHnklins dam was by Potomac and he by
Old Diamrd, her grand dam by Bedford, z. dam by
WiIda!r & dam by Shark @ g. dam by OthellU.
DESCRPT!oE.-Rrd Eye ID n beautiful bay, with
bnck main md TAIL dark legs, except little white his
paserns behind ul sixteen hands high Of superior
don; hne bone and back and loin inferior any
horse whatever, combining great beauty and symmetry
Of form.
tor account Of his performances, the Turf. from
the Spring Of 1889 TO the Fall Of 1854, handbls
March ls-cwtsiJuly JOHN BELCHER.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
r.,ssraphed for tho Richmond Eu,s,r.,.
NICARAGuAN AEEAIIS

NEW YORK, June 29.-The New York Tribune
correspondent says that General Marines hss b.el
appointed Provisional President of Nicaragua, ant
General Jerese Minister of War.
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ne arrivals hive been from


~ import since ~ inst II ,969 hales
roal uor, Let September. IA bales
Export from the United Sts,cs.
Since l"S-pt.moer lS3G bales, 2,o69 i2n
S,rl" time, $50 40, i
Export. from lst ~ 2id June le57 1876
Cotton bales. l,Ol4 2O.ve4
flour AND MEAL-Thc low grades of State anl
Western Flour lOc lower under larger receipts and
E1a:,d inquiry; the better quality are heavy and dull
..I.s at bills at 80 2juG ~ Tor good State
JsIri ;1r extra DO; ?0aG 10 for common to good sr
,srsu Indiana, Illinois, &c; s7 ~ Tor good
Ohic a0aa - for good 10 choice no do 5Uas ~
~ .x'rs t;cresce, and 5Oal0 for 81 Louis brands
>Oqa,-u our 10 heavy; saes OF loo bbls ut 0s7 III
o mixed 70 good brands Baltimore, &c; and 17Ua9 -
,o- ,sicy AMI extra brHI,ir
WHEAT i. quiet and nouinr'y unchanged: tho sales
uIl- 40 bushels " hire southern at 81 40 400 bush
q, ..u,y CsitsuiAn white nj 81 80 - and
.phn.Lcl- hsudsunc white Georgia at ~ ~
OATS - tor common TO prime Canadian and
sat. and 81 ~ ivr W. eeTn
,5i,r mix.! W--'crU, urd ~ Tor yellow southern.
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Ii BEDFORD SPRINGS

IL the hands of Comnssru "e h. s year, passed INTO
GrmeI oalluangs; nave erected handsome and commo
have ornaIuented and improved m" cr,nd rh s a,J
~ DC opened for tho reception of visitors on
anu Kept open until the Goth September
day wa Northern Central Pennsylvania Rail Ros5 md rho
brora Op n ros Road having but twenty mile. Of staging
MIR. Willard formerly of Wssb;ra,o, ,J,
oil the Burne Houac CINCINNATI will snnarn,.nS ,h.
hotii SUI us character rs caterer is xuarautrc that
s NcSford pc vs ~s provided for TO invalid. geHcrny
me "htcrs In connection with the mountain air
Union. ''r" Suy ~, o.,I ~, ~ INV
June GLOW Presden. Bedford springs t Company.
STRIBLING SPKJNGS,
WIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT IN Ausu,t, county yu
ID NUS nohi sthuhton, and 81 miles from Harrison.
burg, VII! be under the management Of Mr. PETE6 IL
WOODWARD, formerly at river and fnr th In.
three seasons at the Healing Srrne. ' -" '"' '"'
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 inyslds and
pleasure seeking public thn By erecting eight more dou.
misses since last season. after ibr I,b f Inns h p;Il
be prepared with entirely new furniture and suficcnt
oi acnaants TO- offer visitors the pleasant
accommodations In the Virginia mountains
The waters Ut this place are uusurpnscd in fact the
vator al theso sprinss has the advantage of all the
Virginia. ~ " 0s' "
1n, Sulphur Water /. excelcd by none c,cep, that OF
last I'VE years with the Chaybsate and FREQ Stone
an ~ hand 10 abundance render this place. proper
w. tn the ,i Mineral springs Of Virginia
ror pleasure seekers there will be Music in
ana the smuseinens and sports afforded by mountain fe
sorts. - ~
An experienced physiciau will reside at the suripv,
tEhNs;-eiopcr week: $50 Tor a month of four " ceks
and reduction made r nm entire season for s. hnn
week sl ~ per day will he charged
hue OF superior four horse mail Coaches will leave
Eastern cara. ~ " ~
hue Of Stages is expected to pass the Springs, en-
route from Harrisburg tn Bath Alum Springs
May .J-c3tuw3m CHkSLEl KINNEY Proprfe,nr
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VIIRGINIA-lN CHANCHRY:-ht Rulss held In the
v Clerks Office Of Hanover Circuit Court 90 Mon
day. the Let day Of June 1857:
Harriet Richardson, fhn.
Against
Mary Richardson, wn1 g. Donaghe asd Susan n
his WIFE George NJ John H., =. Walker. snd Edward II.
Richardson the unknown children OF VIM. D. Richardson,
VIM. l.. King, and Nancy his wife Den
The object of this suit Ii 20 transfer certain sum Of
money now in the hands Of Charlos W. Dabnoy trustee
under decd Of trust from Abner Robinson and Henry
King bearing the 81 day Of December 1889 and
recorded In the Clerks ONCE the Hastings Court ofRich
nond and held by the snd Dsbnsy, rustes a. Aforesaid
for the benefit of Harriet Richardson to the hands of Viii
liam King OF the City of New York, 10 bo held by
him 40 trustee of the snid Harriet Richardson.
And BY an adidsv fled In the cause ID ordered that
the unknown heirs do appear here within mouth Alter
Que publication of this order and DO what necessary 10
protect their interests and that copy Of this order be
inserted in the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper publish
cd in the city of Richmond for four weeks excessively;
ana that copy be posted at the front door OF the court
Lm.c OF this equity the lst day Of the next eOuhy
conrt. C0py-Irsto'
VTIRGINIA-At Rules held in he Clerk Oface of
Y the County Court of Chestcrield, tho I'd day OF
June, 1857:
William R. Wood, Plaintiff,
Against In DEBT
hc object of this suit u attach In the hands of Asry
Newby, ADMINISTRATIVE of Newman Newly, deceased
the OF the said Ge In the estate Of the said
Newly to satisfy the PLAINTIFF claim, and ahdavt hav.
ing been made and 6ed that the said defendant above
named is resident Of this Commonwealth the said
he Clerks Once of the said Court the hrs Monday In
July nsx aud do what 10 neeessay protect bis interest
u Iai ns 81 WY slIxs cHEATHAx, G,
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m. A. CLAIBoRN,

Al IUhNETS Al LAW.
"hVE removed their office 10 the corner of Main and
IL Governor streets, over z. B. Spenoe's Clothing
Store.
They will continue practice in all the Courts of the
City Of Richmond and counties OF Hcnrico and Hanover
and 10 the Circuit Courts OF Essex and King and Queer
counties. NAV o2-c3mif
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10 HI DRAWN IN
EACH SATURDAY In JULY
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
3 $50 Prizes amounting TO s9n1'
Whole Tickets, 80: Halves. IS: tslar,cr., S. -.
PLAN OE TIE IuTTFRY


Whole Tickets, so Halves. IS quarters, s: -.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
The numbers from to ahDN. corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips Of paper
cncircled with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel
The first 2G2 prizes similarly printed aud cncrcled, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then rcrolvcd and a number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers and at the time prize is
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
out opened and exhibited to III. audience and register
I'll by the Commissioners the pri1 brin: placed against
the number drawn This operation repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRlZrS.-Thr two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers those drawing the hrsl Ii prizes
will he entitled TO the Is Approximation Fries or exam
pie: IL ticket No. ll2n draws the ffo prize. those tick
numbered l.I,. 1929 l.5l. ll2:. will each be- emit
tied to f225. II ticket NJ. $50 draws the t!pp, those
tickets numbered rs -? ISL 49, will each be- entitled 10
s2Uu, and 81 according to the ab"v. scheme.
The 5000 prizes VI $.u will c determined b. the last fig
Of the number that draws the S60"n prize, For cxa
pie il the number drawing the 4i1u prize ends With No
then all the tickets where ia. nuubrr end, In will he
entitled 10 s.n II the number ends with ,, then all III.
tickets where the number ends III will Lee entitled To $40
and 80 Oh TO y.
Certificates OF package. will be sold at the following
rutcs. which is the risk:
Ger IF p1rlac-. of 10 whole iirk,;s Asn
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VALUABLE GOAL PROPERTY FOR sALE:

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
10y request Of A. g. Bailey, will sell at pubic auc.
ID don, the 10th day Of July. 1884, on the premises
the interest of the said Bailey and OF tn" said Bailey and
wife certain valuable cosl property adjoining Clover Hill
u Chesterfield county The said Bailey In fee simple
ono twenty fourth and tor the life Of his wife third int
rest in the coal 10 trsc. Of than 800 OF land
The coal 10 the said land 10 Of superior quality and
very accessible coh having been raised from the present
shaft With success.
THRHs-One-hslf 10 ea.b the balance in six months
secured by a negotiable note with good cndorser.
June l9-e.dss BENJAMIN H. NASH
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NEW YORk MAKkETS, June y, p. NJ
COTTUS-The market is a shade better. say !th Of r
m on the leading samples but the business has been
c:cd by the extreme high figures ruling. There is
tn of rnUmen, doing Tor export prices being relatively
brr than those Great Britain, waile home spinners
usns sufficient only satisfy their urgent
-..es 700 bales Will probably entire sales i.
-,i IN, II. tfr"" ds,s We quote:
NEW YORK CLASSIC. CATION.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE.
THEE subscriber Offers for sale. privately, his farm. ly
u ing within two and . halt miles of Culpeper C a.,
Va and containing $50 acres. of which 100 fine
nuntnn bottoms mostly In grace The whole Ii In
fne state of cultivation Is remarkably well vntcred and
sufficient There several springs the place. of the
purest and coolest freesoRc water. 1t IT, Ia every
spect most desirable farm which may be added to, If
desired, by the purchase OF adjoining lands
J. T. SRDWIcK.
EYPor further particulars, terms &c, apply to H. NJ
GARLAND in. Editor Of thu Blue Ridge Republican,
Culpeper H., who IL authorized to sell the farm.
Juno l7-dStGc4t
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(FORMERLi WITH THE LATE DR.. T. II EDMUNDS,)
OryIcE AND RESIDENCE No. 23l, MAIN ST,
NJ Az ne found at S hours, and 10 pre-. eE
WI pared to insert teeth IRON one to ~ -
complete set, upon the purest material uIYYYo
and in the best possible manner: sisu, to
extract till aud regulate teeth. ami perform all other
Dental operations. Having experience OF nearly eight
years in this city, he feels confident Of giving satisfaction
All work warranted.
Remember the place. No 3d. on Main between 9Th and
9th Streets Richmond, Va. June l-Jm
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SPECIAL.
TO CLOSE SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
Il er. generally our entire stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
and MASTILAS at very low prices to close them be-
fore the Fall We determined not to carry Dress
Goods from one season another II low prices will pre-
IT, We can confidently recommend the following (of
which We have good assortments) as very cheap:
Lawns and Jaconets, good coors, from 10 to 20 cts
Beautiful assortment of lsarege Robes.
DO do Jaconet and Muslin Robes.
Fine Silk Robes. very cheap.
Sumner Dress silks very cheap.
Plain and Printed Bareges, commencing at I'd
Striped and Plaid Ginghans, good, at l2E cts
Large stock Muslin Collars
loo Black and Colored Manlas, from IS cts to 40
greatly reduced
Great Bargains In Parasos
W. p PERKINS 4 CO.,
June y No. al. Eagle Square.
TEACHING.
LADY wishes situation either school private
"A family, TO teach music the Piano Forte and Guitar
also Instruction in vocal music.
For further particulars address NJ. NJ Richmond, VA
June ::t-tf
NAYLOK a. cos CAST STEEI,,-f am row
~ in receipt of large and full assortment pf the e,u,r
Steel, direct, assorted:
From 2 to ~ inch Ge,agon
From !. to N " Round
All Of which otter ut the lowest market price for cash or
punctual customers. TiiEO. ROBERTSON
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
June 2E2m Hardware and Cutlery, No. IS, Main st.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
a ND SUMMER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A by all physicians of both the old and nc" ~or'n.
Lager Beer up in bottles for family use
Per dozen pnts 81 -. Per dozen quarts s2 VI, 10
package, Of from two six dozen. Put up and sold BY
+. VILLAGE Err, No. 20e, Main street,
Richmond, Va
No extra charge for package or drayagn
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
TO- provided amount being ded or good city reference
For SALE aso-Lager Beer in quarter and half casks Of
and IL gallons. ,,f - o.,
,s aaIIons April 2a-cfi
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose Tie money To address for the tickets ordered
receipt "f which they will be forwarded hy first mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending i'll any figure they may
designate
TIL. s Of drawn numbers and prizes will be to per
sous immediately after the drawing.
e Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office county and State.
81 Remember that every lrHe is drawn and payable In
full without deductions.
~" All prizes u 4Ooo and under, paid Immediately az
ter the dra~ng-"tlcr prizes at the usual time 81 thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address order, for tickets . certificates 10
~ :. SWAN CO, Atlanta, TIA
~ A lis: Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is entitled
TO- will b. published after every drawing, in the following
papers New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register Charleston
standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntrigcnccr, New
York Weekly bay book, Savannah Morning News. Rich.
mond Dispatch and New-fork Dispatch. July
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* 20. &. DENNIS, ATTORNEY AT Law, ROCKY
0I Mount Franklin County, Vs., will practice IN ths
Courts Of FrnkHs, Heusy, Psssisk aud Roanoke,
nov lily
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NOTICE.
cIIAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE.

NOTICE.
CIIAMBERLAIE'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND LuNE III. 1851.
TuNE Transfer Books at this o:hco will be closed on und
u and after the 10th Instant and until the 9Th July
next 80 49,, RS, >,
which full due on the July 1857 or such certificates as
NAV ave become due before that time are notified that
they then present them Tor payment as no interest
WIN 10 THos LAWSON Chamberlain.
June l1-i2aw&ct lat July
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REMOVAL.

WE have removed our Office, temporarily to No. T.
" Pearl sreet, under the Exchange Hotel where
We shall be pleased 10 soc the patrons Of our old stand
c. w. PURCELL co,
lana Sxchanre BrokeYr
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LEND YOU A PIANO

SITUATION WANTED
A YOUNG LADY, wishing to obtain a situation a,
"A Teacher either In school or private family, will
teach English French Music Piano and Ora wing 10
beginners. The session will embrace ten months begin
ing In September Any pers u wishing engage the
services ." such person, will please address Mr. b
Rrook- Charlottesville. v. Jun. ,:,-Jxr.u.
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VIRGINIA.
OCTOBER 25th 1857.
NOTICE Rohert : Fila plaintiff.

NOTlCE-Ts Robert 5. Ellis, Plainnn,
~ And
Ellie decd Elhanan Rowe, late sheriff of Orange and az
such administrator de bons with the will annexed Of
Thomas Ellis decd and also administrator de bOns non
of Elizabeth Voolfolk, decd, John 8. Rowe sheriff oi
Orange and such admimnistrator of Rebecca Thon-
son. dec'd Mildred NJ Ellis Joseph p Davidson and Mar
garet his wife, james B. Davidson and Maria L. his wife,
DAVID NJ Hunter and Sarah Hunter his wife, MarshaIi
Ferguson and Frances v. his wife, James H. Hackeu
late sheriff Of Louisa and such administrator oil WI
liam and Thomas Ellis, decd. Michael Davidson Ano
Frances his wife Thomas j. William Ellza6gin t;ini r.,
Mary W. and Martha Ellis, absent children OF Wilnan
Eis the absent and unknown children OF Thomas Eis
and Colin Johnson and Mary Ann his wife and Richard
Ellis, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that shall proceed the 18th
day OF January next my office ut Louisa Courthouse
ferred to Special Commissioner by Decree OF ne
Circuit Court of Louisa County, rendered on the n da
OF September last suit in chancery depending ID sao
court to which you parties, plaintiff and defendants
above recited, viz: ,,,
lst An account of the administration Of John Ellis,
decd, on the estate of Thomas Ellis, decd
2nd. A distrbutee account showing what may DO que
the administration from Thomas Ellis estate 10 tne
plaintiff and Mrs. Michael Davidson, whose share ne
plaintiff claims. -u
Ord An sccoun, OF the admuisratlon of John Ellis on
the estate of Elizabeth Voolfolk decd, with alsuIu'
tees showing what 10 due hererom to tne
tilt 10 bis own right and as assignee OF mrs michaei la
Wilson's share
4h An showing the state of accounts between
the plaintiff and John Ellis estate All which aceounn
directed to state settle and report to the court
with any matter specially stated deemed pertinent my
self required by any Of the parties to be 90 ateo ana
you required attend the taking of the SAID accounts
at the said time and place.
Given under my hand special commissioner as aiole
Nov lcw4w FRANK V. WINSTON.
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rux RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,r.I,sHxp DAILY, sRmrwEKkLY, AND ~HkkLf'
aY RITCHIE & DUNNAVANTs
TIE RIM 8:

~ Daily Paper, dollars Per annu%. and At the
,.te Of eight dollars If taken for shorter period tnsn one
Is For the Semi. Weekly, i've dollars per annum, and
ses dollars for Elk months payable in advance tor the
usIv Enourer 81 per anuum, or six copies tor So TO
w p.id invariably advance. When letters containing
oe S are sent by mail they must be rssstred or they
Ill be at the risk OF the writer's
W." TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
4. -nx DAILY ENeviRER-For TEN lines or loss, nfst
rrou fifty cents and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
sxe cen,s If inserted twice week or three times
,hirtysoveu and halt cents for each insertion after
,hs Srs, and inserted only once week hfty cents
"i H. ~. SxarWKRxLY For TEN lines or less, fret
,.son seventy cents for each subsequent insertion
sfy cents; when inserted only once week seveny'hVe
cents for each insertion.
In rHr WEExLY-For TEN lines or leu, first inser'
don ,.yeny6ve for each continuance fifty cents
Annual advertisers charged t35 for square OF ten
uues So squares and in that proportion lot
yssements of greater length except Auctioneer' who
ere charged 800, (psper incuded)
r. An Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect exceeding
.,sar lines, are charged for as advertisements.
orc - from distance must be accompanied WIN inc
,ysrce pay or satisfactory references
AL dues this Office may be remitsd per tna "a
soi and available Bank notes. registered at the rsk Of
n extors
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aboionist!" "The South" has never c5s-'ist2,
never denounced the Delta and the Mercury" for
abusing Virginia and vitupera:ing the President; hut
Gov Wise has done SO, and performed the work faith
'uly and well. The South. with expressions Of es
lection for Virginia ever on its pages has neves,
apphed the lash TO the calumnistors OF Viz.
a'nla; but Governor Wise has done co.
" Inc SOUTH " Democratic journal, hiss
Tor months allowed the Delta" and the Mercury"
to abuse Mr. Buchanan and the Northern Democracy
without word Of remonstrnnce; but Gov. WISE less
patieu has boldly repe'Ied the assaiIans and there
ID much in his letter "to provoke retcrt" We tiust
that "The South" will not practice unusual rnod.rs.
tion in this matter. The Governor has laid vOi-ut
hands upon the enemies Of the National Democracy
and Of Mr.. Buchanan, and upon tho caiumnistors 4
Virginia. He has called them extremists" and .Ths
South" takes exceptions. The Mercury" ard the
"Deta" have been asssiled, and il "rhe South" s
disposed to come TO the rescue, let II not Yet hang
its battered arnor. The winter OF The South"
discomfort is not yet over, and the time has not yet
come for it to 6 its editorial columns with AMI
entertaining matter for as long It utters word
in defence justification of that class of factouiss
denounced by Gov. Wise, The war will bs kept up.
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MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

IT OFFER for sale the mONROE SPhlNtIS, TO- NIL
II gether with all appurtenances, consisting OF an Rs
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household ancA
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockery, Cutlery etc. The
Springs are situated in the Northeastern parof Monroe
county Ala in mile the Mobile and Girard railroad
and the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging the Springs contains $40 acres Of No.
creek land The growth 10 hickory white oak red OAK
lar gum mulberry elm holly spanish oak; with
dergrowth of snkbush buckeye, sumach and other
dergrowth indicating rich soil About l2o acre: OF the
above lands in high Of cultivation and will pro-
duce 1900 1900 pounds of cotton to the acre. The build
ings are in good condition, with large and commodous
Hotel aud winter residence for family; also, TenPin
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms of which 10 fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stables together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses In fact there 10 nothing wanting to
make this of the desirable watering places in the
South a. tho water stands high repute the
State Testimonials Of the fact be produced If re-.
qured.
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per scre-oneourth cash. the balance In three annual
payments with notes and approved security or mort.
gage of the place.
would do weto examine these Springs a. the business
could be commenced without any outlay save for groco
res there ample supply Of things necessary tor
hotel business Any number Of sheep be had al SIS
beef at to cent? turkeys at rs cents cckens at l2l
cents eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter At Is cents
For further particulars apply to e. E. Haynes Esq Ga
Office Cshaba, Alabama or myself at the SPRING.
Dec 3l-wptf ENGLISH Trustee.