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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-02

FEWANELS IN Mckee, illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil
liam.
Ramb'es by land aud water. by Norman,
Notes ltom over the Sea, by Rev J. Mitchell
library III The Prose and Poetry oil Europe and America
Mirror Library, edited. 10y Morris \ " Ills
Complete works Of n. 2. Willis
Modern Brush Essayiss. by Carlyle
Geraldine and other poems, by NJ. +. Topper,
The Book OF Hearts,
he Roman Church, &c, by {. Ed. Lester,
laterlor Life, by Cpham.
Chronicles Of the Cid, by Ro. Southey
Holmes Lille Of Moaau
InPPln9s IN Author Land. by Fanny FORESTER.
Literary Miscellany by GllfIlan,
Whewe's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering II CHRIST,
he Artist, Merchant and Statesman by c. f.. Lester
Legal Rights of Women,
Tnlon oil The ii''N Spn and the Church. by Jenkyn.
The extent uC The Amnpment
Arnold's Rugby Schnol sermons
The Jesus. by Mchelet < Qninet
A Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson.
Sermon on The Mount. spIendldy Illuminated
The last OF The Azecs, by f.. hhlurn
hscahs, hy Alex, Dumas,
The three Gnardsmen.
Love anG Mesmerlsn. by Horace Smith
Just received aud for sale hy
ID. b. PAYNE
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rules held in tic clerks Office of the eircuir ,up,,
court 81 law and eHneery, ior the county Of Halifa.
II the month Of March 1916: A'
Joha II. Garrett, Plaintiff
against
Thomas E.Jcer, Branch Snmmons and Susan hi. wifi.
and JOHN J. Ihrackmoron, admir- with will anne led al
Henry Dunkley, decd, Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants Branch Sanmons and Susan Iii, wife M,
having entered their app aranee and appearing by sat
isfacofy evidence, that they nhabans of his corr
monweah, II Is ordered that the said defendants Br,ncb
Summons and Susan his wife, do appear here on the 6
Monday IN June next and answer The plaintiffs bill ,nJ
mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted il the
Lynchhurg Vginian two months successfully and ,
cd al the iro2t door Of the court house of this county,
Copy-Teste,
,,,o WIN HOLT, Crk.
hha'ch 10 WIN
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lDID0IfN LAND

"FNErrn." the beautiful farm Of eight hundred and
twenty i've octes, lying within mile OF leesbnrg be-
hanging 10 the estate Of the late Wilson G. Seden was
sold at public sale Tuesday last in this town. Tor
&3o.25 per acre. Gen, George Rust The purchaser
London Chronicle.
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r court ofmonihy session b. gun ahd held Fl An ers
conuty at the court house On Monday, the ioth oas OIL
February 1916:
In ID. motion of William Doyle and It appearing thai
tia have elapsed the qaaic q"
Robert In-cy administrator of the estate OF Hmm
poyle deceased Hugh DOYLE, deceased, Mary oAe, de
and Doyle deceased. The court doth order
that all persons who have claims against the estates o
the said ecedent. any Of them do exhibit the same to the
Robert Tnsey for settlement. before the next May term
this court and unless LEGAL CLAIMS debts shall appear
sans The said .ihr vii deere distribution there
Of without reunding bond; and that copy Of this order De
published eight wotks sucerssvry in the Iynehhfg VIZ
glnian public newspaper printed in the town OF Lynch
burg and posted the 'front.' door of the court house oil this
county Cofy-lesie, -, -,
SAM. NJ. GARLAND. fPk.
March 10 wsw
I rules held in the clerks office Of the circuit superior
court OF law and chnneery, for the county oil Halifax
In the month Of March 1916
David B. MtGehee, ex'or of John J Bftton, decd,
Plaintiff,
Thomas T. letter. Branch Sammons and Susan his wife
and John j. Thtockmorton ad mr. with The Nil annexed
Henry Dunkley, deed, Defendants.
liz CHaNCERY
The defendants. Branch Sammons ard Susan his wife,
having entered their appearance, and appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
simmons and Susan his Wife do appear here the first
Monday in June and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
that Of this ofder be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Nigninn, iortwo months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door of the court house of this county.
Copy-Testc,
WIN HOLT, cpk.
March 10 w2m
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VIRGINIA: At rules held IN the clerks Office of the
cut superior court of law and chancery Franklin
cnt,, the ID day OF February, 1876:
Joanna IiambrcA and Eli IIambrioL. (which said FL
flambck sues for the benefit of Otey Hambrick)
Plaintiffs,
against
Weatherson S. Greer, curator and administrator Mt
the will annexed of William Curtain, deca John s. Bur-
we'll Joab Early, Robert T. " onds, Showers Price Sber
in of Franklin county aud such admins ra tor of Thomas
u. Greer deceased Iheodorick F. Webb llliam Hapap
Joseph llapan and Samuel ilambrck,
Defendants
In CuANCERY.
he defendants, Wcataerson s. Greer md joseph Hrt
pam rot having entered heir appearance and given security
according 10 the act of assemb, and the rules this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they NOT
inhabit ntsof this commonwealth it is ordered Thai the ao
defendants do appear here the first of The ne xt ted
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that COW otb.
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub ished IN
the town of Lyncburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the lon door of the courthouse of this county
Copy-Teste,
70. A. SCOTT, DC.
reo' 40 w2m
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NEGROES CLOTHING.

Wv
D.. 4 and GA PULLED CLOTHS, atls 6 .
III 3D.. IS, and IS per ward.
ilea'y yarn Jeans, Al IS cents per yard
pe4fo'h Jeans and other heavy 90 Dis at Is. 10
- cents.
ass'nr''S' kerseys, Kentucky jeans Tweed
Cloths and Casslmeres
tennessee rItlns VI. remarkable cheap.
ram ana rlaId Llnseys. % Is, Is Cd, ans
baokets, at IS, 3s. o., Is Cd 6s and Is. Cd
ably low,
SIZE Leather. Shoes and Hats very cheap
Farmers, Planters aud Others WISHING ia huv Ne
gfaes taihiog nnus ally l1w are re.ppcttl inyIte
call and eAa"ine my stock before purchasing.
l.. J. BURTON
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
q RE.1T II fRE.fZyv.S

"A D the season is now far advanced. we will sell our
"A remaining stock of Winter Goods at reduced prl>
es.
we nave Just received an additional supply Of black
'"d fancy Cashmere Pants. black Satin Vests, Sc.
Jan, Is
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.NERCHlS'T T.RgEDEsS
VI W & j. O a X z 7,

NVOCLD respectfully inform the clizens OF Iynch-
w burg. and the public, that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John lIons, where they ntenp
Ia carry on the
T.sIL DEsE.v<. BEsl.S'ES3.
IN all It's branches They have now on hand. and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment of CLOTHS
CASSiMERES, NEsTINGS and in fact every thing
suitable Tor Geniemen's wear. when they will make
up 10 order IN the most fashionable les handsome fits
and warranted workmanship
Nevery respectfully invite the Gentlemen of .yncl,-
burg and the surrounding country 10 p,ve us u cali
WIN, & JOHN OAkEN
NWl3 ia
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INCREASED SPEED

:&Ssss 1SSSs.3s
GA the Great UrSferys Route.
IaSSENGERS leaving Lynchbsrg On Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, by Terry & Maslin's line
eond evening at P. NJ. thence by our line to Lewis
burg that night. Leave there the next morning (Sun
days excepIed,) at pa NJ, and reach Guyandole the
second night by y oclock-where Steam Boats pass
hourly tor Cincinnati. and the Great West
The whole route is firm graded turnpikes and the
extent OF our line enables us to make it thoroughly
popular one while we promise lack of exeron To-
render it such.
Va- rare from Uhite Sulphur Springs 10 Guyaa<
do.te slO.75.
Passengers viii be allowed so lbs. of Baggage over
'ha,, propoF'lnnaie charge will he made
For any other lnfrmsiion ep,,i,, rs u Oh
at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg.
o.,,e w. p. FARISH s. CO.
3w-wl2m
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'lesSs Thomas " EST, George " est and INN Patty
Won WILL please take notice, that | shall. on
Saturday the 18th Of April, 1916. al the Gravelly
Knoll School House, In The county OF Plsylvania be
tween The rising and setting of The proceed 10 take
The drposluns ul Thomas H. laln Rawey $. Grad
dock and Others he read evidence 10 suit In the
county court ot Pnisy vana, which | am the plain
tiff and William West. administrator o Gearge WEST,
deceased. IN his right. and also administrator a.
iuresad, and Yourselves with Joseph Wesi are deen-
dans, at which tine and place you appear If You
jndar pruper. ELIZABETH LEA.
March 20 Win
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rules held in the clerks Office Of the circuit superor
court OF law and cbancery, for the county of Haliiax
IN the month OF March, 1916:
Susanna Bates, " lillian Bates Henry f. Owen and MARY
ms vile, Lucy A. Bates, Daniel j. Bates Charles r. n
Bnes, Nancy Bates, George w. Bates James c. Bruce
eNor OF james Bruce, decd, Lewis p. Wysong, f. & A.
bark1dale Co, Anthony Sydnoi Co, Elizabeth Brown
and Miller N Rucker, Plaintiffs
against
John s. Kent W William r. Ballow James Young & Co
James Young and James Petty, Sr. Defendants
In CnANcERY
The Defendant, James Petty ST., not having entered his
appearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai lie
not an nhabitant # this ealh II ordered that
the said defendant James Petty Sr do appear on the
hrt Monday in June next, and the Plaintiffs bill.
AND that copy of this order be forth it'll inserted in the
'ynehbarg Nirgnian" for months ely and
posted at the front door Of the Court tins county
Copy-Testa,
WIN. HOLT, elk
Mlrih IL w2m
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Bedford County Court. February Term, lsi6:
J,hn +. Nichols. Massar Nichols, John Drbo and
Jane his WIFE. Elizabeth Nichols. Daniel Nichols
Catherine Nichols aud Sarah Nichols
Plaintiffs,
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L.i.V'D FOR N.4I.c.

. - ''v II TUX MILE.
A"aiN offer tor sale my FARM In Nesan ,,,,.
near the Courthouse containing '''"y
r 19O Acres,
ms larm is very valuable. well timbo,ol :;
m'ahyii 'hborbood, and within ten nils If G 'tIy
its snA oanal. The terms viii be liberal ApnIv Is
Rnhs', W,I ~ Lynchbnrg, or Spolswood Garland and
"ooef' hehead at Nelson courthouse, ''"' anu
Sept. % . OAKLAND.
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M. IT yyrNnrp o. rso

M. II LAVrNDER s. co,
.NEjt GROCER \ and COALHiSSIONH HOUSE,
AT run OLD STAND OF
BRxANr n YOUNG,
\ RE now receiving their Spring Supply of CIR
n CERlF.S, Sc. and offer Tor sale
u hhds. Cuba, |. Rico anu N. o. Sugar,
hid. clarified Sugar. very fine,
lao bags RIO, Laguym and Java Coffee,
% hhds and bbls. M1asses,
l2o kegs Nails. assorted,
100 sacks Salt
boxes Woolsey's Sugar,
1900 lbs. Blislered Steel
500 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
% keys Dupon,'s and Kentucky Rifle Powder.
10 Blasting Powder
Is boxes &. z. and Imperial Tea. some very fine
10 bbls. Tanners Oh.
hid. Winter bleached Oil,
80 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
20 SIX 10 and 10 X ~ Glass,
ceroon hest Cara ,cas Indigo,
10 tons Ground Plaster,
% reams Cap and Letter Paper,
1000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
80 kegs White Lead.
81 Nova Scotia Grindstoncs,
Z ions country Bar Iron,
Rolled do
bales Cu.on Cloth IS. I'D.
g No. and Oznaburgs,
100 pieces Calico, assorted.
~ bushels Clover Seed.
LIQUORS.
y pipes superior +. Brandy,
10 bbls American do
20 bbls. old Rye Whskey.
so /" Reclifed do
40 hhds and bills. Mountain do
bbls Gin,
10 " N. f.. Rum,
10 " Malaga Wine.
superior Por. Wine,
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Law NOTICE.
.IMnes Garland " syss,. -. Fsruurn

."nseS sHr!"Hd " sT'ps. -, Hr0uch
az + an'rd !" the freclre Of Law Tnev will
~ a''.h' 'hr courts ot Campbell, Bedford Amherst
Ne'S'o' Ap."mal'ox. Charloue and I.ynchburg. All
GsS'S OF collections will be strictly attended 10 by Mr.
branch J. Garland VIII, by lhs arrangement. he en-
ape' !" give valao and prompt attention 10 the case,
peas. " ~'''' VI Ap'
Dec Is
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court holden for the county Patrick Mt the court
~ house thereof, on the 23d dav OF February 1886:
James w Scales IN his right aud admir- de bonis
of Peter Scales decd, Absalom Scales admir- de bons
non of Peter Scales, decd, Plaintiffs
against
Dnke Scales Nathaniel Scales, Absalom w Scales Ma
anel H. Scales Peter Scales, Pleasant Scales, Nicholas
Dalton and Elizabeth his wife, Jno Fields Park and
Elizabeth his wife and daughter, name unknown Peter C.
Scales and Joseph II Scales Philip Hays and Elizabeth his
wife, and john F. Scales, Defendants
In CHANcERY
The defendants having entered their and
gwen security according to the net of assembly the rules
ct this court and appearing by satisfactory that
they are not inhabitants OF this eommonwe a On the
ton of the plaintiff by counsel ordered that the de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of April
and answer the PLAINTIFF bill and that copy of this order
be forthwith published in the Lvnchburg Virgnian"
two months successfully, and posted the of the
courthouse oil this county, on some court day.
A Copy-feste,
SAMUEL. G. STAPLES, D. c.
March IL WIN
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NrCLANAg2AN & Co..
l.rOeeys and Commission .nerchaHfs.
LYNCHHURG VA,
GIVE particular attention 10 the sale OF FLOUR,
" WHEAT. TOBACCO. and all kinds OF country
produce. &C. T.. g. MeClsnahan attends particularly
IN the sales Of oBscco (our charge Is 81 cents per
hid, isr selling and clleeiIng) We keep constantly
on hand large aud well selected stock Of
GROCERIES. DO.uESUCS, Sc.
We are now receiving ron. drfable addition 10 oar
present sipk that viii makes II arger Than any We
have yet offered Thankful f1r the very liberal patron.
aye extended 10 u.s. in the firms If J &. & f. G.. Me.
G anahan End McClanahan. Cfenshaw 4 Co., wanld
respectfully solicit a continuance. Every effort ON nuf
part " III be used 10 give satisfaction.
JNO. &. McCLANAHAN,
T.. G. MeCLANAHAN.
Feb % Is
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against
Sarah Nichols, widow aud Administrative of jesse
Nichols deed; Samuel Nichols anderson Nichols
Archer Nichols. Leroy McAIrXaoder and Martha his
wife. John n kasey, Jtreulah Ferguson AID james
l.. Dos',
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TA.sCT OF E.y.1'EP,


containing about SIX hundred Acres, upou which the
SAID samuel Arnuld aaw resides. The land is situated
IN the county OF B1teonu and lies ON both sides o the
Lynclburg and Salem Turnpike Road. about one mile
east of Mr.. n. p. Iuck's Hotel This land is OF an
excellent quality aud Is we'll adapted 10 the cultivation
III either Wheat. Corn Tobacco; and there is also
npDn the place very large and valuable
PEACH ORCHARD.
And besides many other advantages which this place
possesses which calculated to enhance value there
are two MERCHANT MILLS in the immediate
nelghborhood-ihe iaIhest not than three miles
distant Persons wishing purchase would do well to
visit and examine this place for themselves beiore the
day Of sale.
1t Will be sod either together or in three different par
GELS as may be thought most advisable by The parties n-
Ieresed.
lhe title to the above property is believed to be good
oui icIng as trustee, shall only convey such title as is
vested Ia me by Inc deed aforesaid.
JAMES Il. THOMPSON Trustee.
Teo ~ VILLA
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Valuable Land for sale,

EbURSU AN 10 The provisions OF "A deed at trust,
II executed t" me- by Samuel Arnold and WIFE and of
regard III the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
botei"uri. To secure the payment of certain debt
therein mentioned, shall procee 10 sell To the highest
bidder tor cash, on the premises. Saturday, the III
L. L IL L. 1
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Defendants.
LIZ CnANcERY.


THIS dav this cause a to ne heard
the papers formerly read and the report of William W
Reese the appointed by the decree OF this
court made the - day Of January, 1915 10 which
there is exception and argued by cnunse upon
consideration Whereof the court doth adudIe order aud
decree, that the Commissioner do proceed 10 col
ect purchase money of the said land and slaves as
Sum As the shall become due, and when wholly
collected he Shall report The Tact 10 This in order
final decree. Aud The cour doth further adjudue
order and decree HAT he defendant Sarah Nichols
ad nini-tra OF Jesse Nichols, decl do render tore
john A. Wharton, uf the Cnmmssio lers of this
court, ct her administrator of the estate al
SAID d'ceden who is hereby directed examine state
and settle The same. And that he de- also lake take an
account OF advancemens made by the said Jesse Mich,
OILS IN his life time his children. And that he report
said accounts To this court. with any specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself, Which may be
required by the parties 10 be 81 stated.
A Copy-Tesle
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Thomas McCargo James r. Hill Paul TAYLOR and JOIN
Coleman, administrator of John Bacon, deed.
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John S Sheppard and Elizabeth his wife, and lisa ac Med
lev administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of
Philip f. Nass, deed, Defendants
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The defendant John ) Sheppard not having entered his
appearance, and appearing by satisfactory dence that
he not nlabant of this eaih: II ordered
that the sad defendant John s. Sheppard appear here
the fist Monday in June next md answer the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy of This order be forthwith inserted in the
i.ynchbug Nirginan, for months successivey and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse this county
Copy-Teste,
~ f>Iu.
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Your Committee on Indian beg leave to report :
We consider the crop second nn other crop
made in III. United States and IN tins State The al.
vansee Of rssing supplies would be u great
imprtsnce. and would The STATE large sum al
muney speni annually for corn Under these cifcun,-
stances, any Improvements in planting or culti,anp
this valuable grain must be interesting BY judieons
use Of the plough. and other COED msnagemtn t the
erop may be much increased; aud, few years. a full
suppy h'r the State might be expected.
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rules held in the clerks office of the circuit superior
court OF law and chtncery for the county of Halifax.
IN the month of March, 1916:
William Briiton, Plaintiff
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THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20. 1916.

hbiaaton, or any injurious reduc ton of fare as
aforesaid the Board OF Public Works shall b.. the
sole Judge; and their order shall be obligatory on
either or both of he said companies PJopided
The stockholders of the Petersburg Rail Road Com.
pany. IN general meeting, agree to this section
BE Httriier enacted, Tha, in ca &C the authori.
ties oil the State of North Carolina shall at anv
time, ny legal process otherwise. deprive the re
tershurS Rail Road Company of any of th.- priv.
eyes and advant Ces of its charter obtaintd from
mat State, by any act heretofore done, or omit ed
TO be done by the said Petersburg Rail Road Com
pany, or by aLy means whatsoever prevent the
aforesaid Petersburg Rail Road Company from Cou-
duc;lng their oDCrat ions on much Of their Rail
Road as lies within the State of North Carolina or
on any part thereof by reason of any act hereto
tore one or omittc TO hc done by the Peter*bur q
Rail Road Company, then all the rights, privileges
and itnmunitics hereby gcauted To the aforesaid
Scaboard and Roanoke Rail Road ComDany shall
Carolina shall rrinstatc the Petersburg Rail Road
Company in all the privileges granted, them in the
several acts passed for their benefit by the said
State, or until the Legislature oi Virginia shall
otherwis" direct: PrOUided h0tceper That this sec
ton shall not he in force until the Petersburg Rail
Road Company shall agree to tho thirds section of
tins act, which confers on the Board of Public
orks the power so to regulate from time To time
tne ARE Tor passrn gers ON each Rail Rood between
Weldon and Baltimore and Weldon a nd Pctcrsburq
as to prevent an injurious competition
5. This act shall he in force from the passin-
thereof. s'F
Relsting to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro-
anote Rail Road.
Ju o ThtdS J. b. Jr 81 And
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l6W&OPI& AN T5tUyrJMT,
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TREAsU.
Ply RIrII DING

THE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
iicl's the patronage of his friends AMI the pubic
his table will always be supplied with The best the
-eason affords and whilst effort will be SHARED
10 give entire s"tiSaction, his terms will hc found
dents aud strangers. There are several elegantly
"fnlshed suites OF apartments and single rooms
ready Tor immediate occupation. Those who wish
permanent board will find II hi.rh!v advanioo.,,,,
to call, For persons having business witt the De
partments the ioca ton Of the Hotel is most conye
hent' Foreigners VIII fluid their language s,oieu
at tins house, and their comforts strictly consider
Cd. Parties accommodated with refrcshincnt. rT
ak Finds at TIC shortest notice Dinners sent IN ali
parts Of the city usual L. CALARRrr..
WASH,NGToN Cry, July 2.-2m
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PU BLIC HO{EI.S g.
OLD POINT HOTEL.


sF~-ss Since the last season a .bcnutiGl
bnllolng has been erected, fronting t1rcc hundred
ana zen feet, and very many altcratiune and i'm.
provenens have been nude in Other reSprcts The
GROUNDS have been much improved, fine walks
made TO the Bath Houscs, and for those who nrrfcr
Snr'bathing. no place can prese M a finer beach
NO expense has been spared To render this for COM
iort "nd tlcisurc, III every respect, the fist place
Ia the country. The beauty of the scenery and the
salubfty OF the climate together with the vo rious
sources of interest and amusement make th:s thr
most attractive place in the Union
The walks in and around the Fort together with
the music OF the splendid Band, are alone we'll
worth a visit here Situated on the Chesa neaLe
pa" on the great line of travel between the North
ana south, 1t offers agreeable visiting place 10
thosc going North.
II u within "a hours OF New York Is Of Pb:ia.
dclDhn, II of Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria
and Annapolis, of Rio lTmond and Pcterslurr and
within hour of Norfolk and Portsmouth, thereby
enabling persons cnsapcd in active business To
place their families in of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where thcv
IAN be united at any time within a few hours :
Throughout the Summcr from to 10 of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily, moving in evcrv
direction, Offering every facility for reaching here
or Gcttlnr away, and from tho Chcap ucss of The
!arc, holding out great Inducements 20 travel
Tie services of active efficient Agents have
hccn procured. and no excrtion7 will lie shared to
render comfortable, all who may favor US with
heir company. JAMES s. FRENCH -.
May 81
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THE STEAMER AUGTsTA

n oSS-1y, The Richmond and PETERSBURG r
GS-a;Rlle,p r. Cars, will herca ter leave R;cbgorj
-ANrf-sEA-ssS- every SATURDAY MORNING At \
viii take passage in tic Augusta tor Old phi ~,
any intermediate place Returnfne- the Aug,sIa
vii lcafc Norfolk at O'Clock on SUNDAY rIor,ir.,
,oUOh.n& az ga POINT and landing or tptiug in
vii continue during the season At Oa Point
Aug1 " W.,