The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-04

PROSTATE.
-Four years 4 VIZ had stripped her Der
labor vas mct.morI based into an incubus
her institutions were overthrow her debts
and burdens were increased her property
and taxable yalucs were anuihi ated hef
energies were raralyzcd her very existence
was suspended.
THIS was twenty-inroc years ago. uuine
a large part Of hi. Period Che problem 81
existence. the paramount question % simple
being ongrosscd all Der powers. Misunder'
stood and Stunned iy all without, threat
cncd ana bur3ered By many within sh''a'
10 devote all Ac- Facilities 20 re Imlcr't''
de,aara oflAchoar. the preservat.n OF h''
beine as state and a people.
Atlast she lands upueh; again ID gre
.i,or of renewed strength, in the joy ~ f'
..ored hea',h. ia ihe fAl powered so.e'eisi
state and ,i.e prtcofa hale and prosperous
people
A. such her Capital c;y Der hoaa'' r'
Richmond on ;he james Dow sets A''
mouse .n order. prcIares lor fcas's sets '''
her wares ard stretching oa.h ef BAND -.'
her sister ci,'e.. says 90 them
..tf tsA sif w
Richmond ;Ae Capital 81 Wynn. '''
o.c.n ofthe South cntAroned upor h'-''ee
clad hills. and crowned with tie dad.n %
beauty and health.
situated on the elevated pate" 80 W"
Fails ofJames River oh''tD i'"''''''
stards a. ,he saievay between ~ "
Of ..o Redmond aai ne l'"'''"' '-'
Ti5euale1. TIE breath % iA' m.'-'~,
aa. hor brow, 81, uie q iA-' '''"" VAIL
her ioet.
Od William Byrd @ "c'''e'' "'.
Ds,o-ic mansion no; msnf nros "'" j.
enc Of IA, Landmark 10 the '.it"''' "''
ore Of the e'rloons ~ hm''."" '''"
gentleman Dl Nirs -.a m'.l.''
Council Representative '' '''
CESS of bis county "". ''''
much oa,'' '~ .i' '''"''
her sister Nofth ''i'.'''"'
N- " sIn ..HH.. HLH q. h HH L
y.ng awake one Aleni "''7
ofthe Dismal swami ''
OF his home ana WIZ 'r''.
sp~i-a-ons Win i'"' .
pas.i 3 anee. "41 "'-'
gcnia-. lie ~o-'o io"'''
wolId i'lN" ID" ,.v,,
lCiD"''oA' '"' o.~..a -i,.,. Dos oon
r,.i.s,, James.
>. s,,. ror IT, There Nature
~ ,.e si,e-a mor. skiufal eu-
1-.ur a,rr,f
s''',o. '.'- I'.. a' ...s
"'I"l'',' I" c.r and uar.el but .he
.so ,e',le These must in-
r,5..l ,lai most
.nf.u. AVID er.a..,g Young
-. ,c.hs fathers neigh
80" 49, ,..,h. l,. -.re wis
D''' "'' Quarter
Con" al" '",' - e1 -l,.o a.,,, and
ana N''.' '"' 49,,
Killed ms o'efsro' ""D ,"''"
cl0mored ior re''Nse "','" "'
revolution Wh'eN 0''''o N'"1''
lis Majesty "o'.'''"'c'" "'p l1 ,.,.
dcv'i sencr'Ny' u "'"'1 .
IN '"t.''"' a.. .o
colonies i rot on thc continent u '"' ~
lie would but recognize Us advantages @'0
bald i up. Whata sqotit Vos'
An elevated plateau right al tht i.4i- OF
no r.,sr above malaria a.d acie. with
-. f..-h Az # IN. mountsin-. Reerinr Il
cool in summer and incompatible climate
o.9 ,.-... water from appropriated
.nrir-. view q the foaninf
,%cst,r.. c.arnns and dashias over
,mm.n.e bo..c,rs fof nearly two uai,s.
,,ade a lon6scs1e whose beauty was 4n-
-.,olod as ~o,laca ofre.id,nce fora beauty l0Y-
..,o,l. ,bi. sid. of,heoak clad reacncs of
.l-oT,.mes Tho liver front Was easily Gee
ces.i.le and oreuly & stritutcI and at The
e,rc time So ,mmens. that irwould grind
.r continent and rlu the factor
;os ,.,on Behind IL was tie rich Pied
MON, r~,r,inc I'm T., the Blae Ridge and yet
9th, h.c1 Leh;na the azure mountains au
,ne,,, ..Al repion which sire. ches TO the
v,e,l, ,~e--.,orv Louisiana. Before il was
the
HEAD OF DEzr WATER sAvieNrioH
with It's diurnal tides which could float any
vessel tha, His Najcs,y's marine could send
across the seas.