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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-02
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
nv hand and AFFIXED my notarial senl

This evidence comes with crushing weight upon
the apologists of the nominee of the Cincinnati Con
venton. They have broken down completely in their
first attempt to defend their candidate. They at first
undertook to deny the record 1t has been sustained
by proof They then sought refuge under the plea
OF infancy. We have already shown that Mr.. Buch-
ananss alleged infancy extended 10 the SD year of
his age. We shall take occasion to show that
teah0 he last four years he has refused recognize
the Southern construction of the constitutional pow
er OF Congress in regard to slavery and there is
proof that he has ever changed his opinion in this
respect"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-02
,rne Lancaster RESOLUTIONS orIsi9.

W-rpublish.for reasons winch viii APPEAR 'ne
celebrated Anti slavery resolutions adopted ny a
public meeting in Lancaster Pa. in 1872 which
resolutions bear the name Of james buchanan
as one Of the Committee reporting them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-29
VALUABLE BUCKINGHAM LAND
FOR Gal

F not previously solI, Will otter tor th,t, 81 ptsf
auction. Oh the premises on TrESpat, the % CT: ::
september next, my trar: Of lsnJ cI4ed Gary. R"s
within one mil. OF Buckingham Court Be-'e, GlG coz
tanning about $50 ncrcr.
! either for a private - professional gen.sniAn; IS trsita
for sale. |, les in one OF the most healthy. wealthy and 'r.
/; reIlipen, ncighborhcods IN tho State. TIE Ii;uGtHCn 4.
! very elevated. and beautiful. commanding an eftsuttr"
vioy ~ the range Of Blue Ridge MOUNTAINS. and OF wy
! oT ,he fine plantation, OH Slate river. The !Dprcv' LeufS
:. snrfcient for the accommodation o. s lsrr. !sc.i.,
ytit, and black, and in good repair. With N exeei!,Lt
~ice.house, oil necessary out.hossss. ind en- sounostCcC {:
excellent spring waller.
There j. O .utEc;ency oS open lnnj 70 furnish i've .L.ha
for ten or Twelve hards. The lots rich and The whole r.
,.ts very productive IN corr, wheat and tobacco: aSeL, ~
or u acrrs of itRt bnl on Wslton's creek. which 1Ua1
,brovga toe whole extent Of tho tract, on several br1Iccts
Of which there is Q great abundance of plant lsud, aud :
large proportion Of wood land. furnishing an iue xGuL.,sh'.
supply Of timber for al! plantation uses. The prop!G4u:.
~ Of the tourtshing and delightful village Of Nsy.v;L".
Affords regular and sure n.aIxet for milk, butter, p"u.-
~, AID indeed everything. that can De 'urb;seed Eo2 &c
garden, dairy or stock, " veil ss q regular tsnsrd ~
from s;tJ TO ono hundred cords Of FIRE wood
The facilities o! getting the crops 70 neYfet nrs V"'Y
great. Sls:s siysr 10 ouly one mile from the T a7mviAs .nuA
road, approaches within six miles Of toe place: ard h9c-
srs arge manufacturing mills ave only Dix miles i'-thu'.
and the estate Is most convenient 20 church, mill. tSS u
lie blacksmith shop.
There is also d good I'LL see, on :he e'tese. At ~a.s- 4
mid once stood.
The terms Of sale will be accommodating
Mr.. Justice, La manage. on TIE es's's' VIII eeo~ &c
premises % sy one sis anR 10 purchase
Pe.sons Wy hing TO corres?ond with the unier.igrtIe
The ausject, will p!sase address him:at F!nney M:!.S mE~
lin WA. Il. WILSON.
Julv ei-css
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July l-cileth Nov
IuKlIAni ri IASQ Elk GALE.

TN obedience TO u decree Of The Circuit superior Court
for Abemarle county, pronounced on the 2ist day OF
May, 1856, in the case OF J. Knox Walker, Augusta MS
witt, and others. against T. F.. Walton, John Morris, ad:
,nini,,r.ror of Thomas Daniel, deceased, ana others, will
be sold on the goth July next, n Public auction, on tn
nren,i.e, the tract OF Land on which the late Thomas
baricI resided for the last tyeLty 1--WE years: containing
eight hundred and four acres: about hTc hundred acre.
= cleared and In cul,iya,ion-siXty or seventy Of which
' GOOD creek bettOms-the balance Is In the original
e1uwth of fine timber. The improvements are a good
dwelling house with eleven rooms, intending the base.
rnept. a framed kitchen. meat, lumber and ice.house a
l,rre barn, with a thresIing machine attached corncrlb.
oyerseer and servants houses, stable and sa,ne tobacco.
houses. It ID very we'll supplied with good water In every
field. lies within Two miles OF the }. r. & Ksnawha Canal,
and on the road leading to Warren joins tAr lands Of N.
N. Harris, Alexander RiYes and others.
Terms OF the sale will be cash sufficient 10 pay the cost
of the sui, and the executing the decree, the balance in
one, two, and three years, in equal ins.s!I.ents, to carry
interest from the day Of sale, the interest to be phid up
annually secured bY bonds, With two good personal Sc.
curi;ies, and the title withheld until ill the purchase money
Is paid.
All persons wishing to vie~ the premises Will please
call on the undersigned, who resides within one mile Of
the land, and will take pleasure in SHOWING it to my one.
JOHN MORRIS, Commissioner.
Iupe Nth 1S5S-ctas
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AUCTION SALES.
CHESTERFIELD lam EnI, S,Ip

LAND FOR SALE,
4 NpEit W u'cr'rs vi Chc.terIirlI On, M, t'our, ,Ir,
< iu;i,r empowering me to ; I'll ,,,b.r ,rIW,,y ~ ~.
SHtr!E' VII! CHHr 'or -"Ie, Il; huctrE. on MONuiY. the
.1,iI cay q! Ausus; i!rN;, that psrt o, TIE ,,,l estate a: IN.
!nic Z. ii Brook. hn"wa rs the Log Ca,,l, IT,, .;.,u.
ted on Sw.tt hni Tulu-hawk Creek. a, rh.:r rn,I,,nc.
utnu: Il nil"r vest s Richmond. IL from the Cur. I,u.,
nui nv, from MiiluihiaH ini TOlnnEawx Station. mn tho
Richmond uni Danv!lic Railroad. containing 1913 acre. nt
when from II t!,:rl to E hall consists Of low grounds OF
fuc quality. Owing 10 :hr large proportion oi low ground.
this land IL OF uncUi:nIon value. The h-h land also lie OF
good quality. TIE t.oc: is vel! supplied WIKI wood; The
situation is considered healthy mud the ncighborhood good.
There is no dwelling house, but II large barn anu other
farm houses.
In. sale will be on the promises nj II o'clock. end the
terms will be one.:ifth cash, the residue in d, l., Is and ~
months, secured b. bonds uri security, and n lien GA the
land.
One OF Mrs. Brooks sons, living near, will show the
land |" any pcIson wishing to buy, and any further in.or'
nation desired OF III. will be fGrnisl,cd "pon application
personally, or by letter directed TO Richmond.
X. w. FLUURSOY. Com'r.
?. S.-Thc lands OF Benjamin Graves estate, nemr Cnes.
terhe!d G. II nbuut lJGC acres, in several parcels. ktrc:o.
fore advertised by myself rnd oil. ers. are st;l toy sale.
Until further notice, application can he made TO me ns
above. r. w. FLOUNNOY, Com'r.
Iuly 22-ctds
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ALABAMA LOTTERY:

II. 1856 prizes, amounting 10 s904, 900
The Il, 900 prizes OF a. are determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 priZe-it that number should be
m odd number, then every CGt number ticket in the
Scheme will he entitled =. S.: /: Oh even number, then
every even number ticket will be entitled to Sc in add.
ton 10 any other prize which may 5r drawn.
Purchasers in buying En eGuG! G.cntiiy of odd and even
number ticketa will be- cerr4!u of drawing nearly one half
the cost OF the same, VIZ! chances Of obtaining other
prizes.
AL those tickets ending With D. 2. 1. &. {, are cven-all
those ending with | ;, :, :. 9. G!e odd.
GV~"Rcmcmber That every pr.1c /. d.uwn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~y-Al Prizes OF $1,000 sd u=irr, paid Immediately
nfter the drawins-other Prizes {, re usual time Of thirty
dnys.
Al communications strictly conhde-.ial.
Tho drawn numbers will hs forwarded TO purchasers
Immediately aftcr the drawinS.
Whole Tickets, SlO-Halsss. S5-Quarters, S2 50.
Prize Tickets cashcd or renewed J.: other Tickets at
either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
8. SWAN Z co, atlanta, Ga,
July l0-td Or s swan, .Muntgomerv, Ala.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers tor ,ale his Tract OF Lane W
Caswell county. North Carolina, lying gu ooA HHes
OF Country Line Creek, about one mile and a halt from sne
town of Milton, and containing 500 ncres.
Somewhat less than halt Of the traci u c:<a'rt d" Ill
der n good fence; the residue consist :: LAY eqIA'
paris Of original forest and second gio"'.. 9uea o. me
latter being large enough for rail- .sai'sr: sno ora 4 y ~d0 in
,bi. .sc,ion Of coun,ry, especially tee hne yello" tobacco
which commands ,ah high pr|es
A large Hoposr on Of ,ss .ss S .rs nam ,"s" I'1 SPRUCE Of es,
csJe ~ sstes scattered over the tract
II. Improvements. consisting OF over.ee;s mouse sad
. :, o,S.r necessary out.bu:ldings. are entirely ney; and Of
cnod Quality. There 10 also a fine young orchard OF we'll
selected trut trees: =,
IA frrnl.. and Il is situated il a healthy neiehborhood. IL
!. uitbin a few miles of tie RICHMOND and Danvillr Rail.
road. and near TO the aoali,hing town OF Milton, which at.
ford. a ready market fos all the surplus produce which
cooli b. raised on II.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the land to
those who NAV with TO examine il.
Trrns liberal and accommodating.
Milton, n. c., July 2i-eSw J, WILSON.
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uDnOKL.ASD

~ the 18th OF September next, | will open, in connec.
u ton with Nj. Johu s; Cooke, and at his residence, in
Alncnsrle county, Va a boarding school Tor boys.
| university of Virginia, or for my OF the Colleges Of the
country. or to fit them for the business OF life.
The course of instruction will embrace four depart
ments, viz:
l. English Language sud Literature.
IL. Greek and Latin Languages ard Literature.
Ill French aud German Languages and Literature.
". Mathematics.
vcrsty of Virginia, and having. moreover, had scvenycars
experience in teaching, the last three of which have been
at the University; us Assistant Instructor IN ne schools OF
course of instruction shall be full and thorough in every
department ~
Assistant instructors, the beet qualified, will be procured
IA the number Of pupils may require.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the English
DEPARTMENT, as it is conceived to be ordinarily too much
neglected.
,,nnt NJ MIR John s. Cooke, whose experience and rcpu.
ta,ion for 30 wears, as keeper OF one OF the bc.. public
b.u.cs and most pleasant summer resorts in the State,
giyc assurance thai nothing will be wanting If this depart.
The location is easy Of access, being IS Ialles west from
Charlottesville. and Il miles from Greenwood Depot, on the
Central Ran,oad.
and remote from scenes Of temptation. Few locations
otter 90 many IN urul aud social advantages for tue cstab'
lishncn, OF such u schoo! as the one proposed.
The session of ten mouths will be divided Into two
terms Of five months each, without intermediate vacation
Written examinations OIL the plan OF those at the Cniyer.
stIy, will be held at the close OF Zach term.
EXPENSES, including tuition, board, Washing, hsho.
fuel. &c s2au per session, payable at the beginning OF
each term.
Pupils will leave the cars at Mechan's River Depot, dis.
taht miles, Mt which place d hack will be ready Tor their
conveyance.
Circulars, containing full particul 70, may be obtained
by applying 10 the undersigned, ut the University Of Vir.
ginia, or to MI: John S. Cooke, Greenwood Depot, Albe.
marie county, Va
July s-ctl5,hS WIN. DINyyIppIE. NJ. A.
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,HOLLINS' INSTITUTE.
B~oTETOuRT SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
TIME Twelfth Annual Session of this Institute will open
on the 4,h Of September, 1856. and continue to the
4th Of July, ls51-ten months.
corKsE or INSTRUCTION., OFFICERS. TxRMs, &c.
CHAs. l.. Cooke. superintendent.
Rev. A. y. brown. Chaplain.
English Language and Literature, Prof A. n. Brown.
French Language and Literature, Prot. Jno. F. Burger.
L.sin %I.s any %Ss. and soI Literature }prof-
Natural Sciences, Prof VIM. II. Peasants.
Mathematics, Prof Chss l.. Cooke.
Music. Prof. J. A. L. Winklcr.
Music. Prof Henry Seyfcs,.
Drawing and Painting, fr9t; Chss Snoemaker.
MIS- Mnss s su " W VIII. Mr. s 5; coeie, Maroon
The course of instruction 10 divided into eight depart.
ments, each conducted by a male professor, with such as.
at her option, become II candidate for graduation in any
one or all of them. No period of time is prescribed for
completing the course, nor are diplomas conferred indis.
criminstely on all members of Il class which may have
passed over the prescribed studies. but on those individu.
ais only, who. at the final examinations, give evidence OF .
course upon which they propose to graduate.
The pupil is charged Tor tuition in
Preparatory studies, with board sli5
Music, (pisno, harp, guitar with use of in
p,sw Smes and Painting, from suo,osS
These charge cover all the necessary expenses Of the
pupil! except those for books and clothing. Tho Institute
being established upon q purely benevolent basis every
charge is put at the lowest figure.
Payments to be made, halt At the opening Of the session,
and hal. Oh the lst Of March.
No deduction for absence, except at the option Of tho
superintendent.
Tho Institute 10 located in the country, six to ton miles
from any town or village, and holds the entire promises,
~favorsbly known and extensively patronised III former
DAYS (under the name of "Johnstons Springs") Ms a dc.
lshtful rcsor, for the pleasure seeking and the nHlletcd.--
The surrounding country abound. in bold and impressive
mountain scenery, while the place itself Is ono of the most
attractive and delightful! mountain residences Of tho State.
The waters rhinestone, chslybeate, and white sulphur are
productive Of much benefit to the pupils throughout the
warmer Seasons of the year.
Address THE SUPERINTENDENT.
Bote,ourt Springs, Va.
.Thi, vacancy 10 to DO filed before the opening of the
..s,inn July 9Q-c6t
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"AvlNG determined 10 change my business, / will
III offer for sale on WEDNESDAY, the 30,h Of July
1856. iii fair, ii nor, the next fair day. q, public auction
on the premises, Il small tract Of land on which now re
eide. containing 81 acres, all of which ia / in cultivation,
and under iret rate feaco. 1t produces as we'll al any
land in the neighborlood, and has d fine orchard OF the
best selected fruit on it.
The improvements are a good dwelling house. with six
rooms above the basement, H kitchen, corn, meat and ice
house, stable, carriage and slaughter house, and Il, well
supplied with good water; il lies on the road leading from
Charlottesville TO the University, and about the same die.
lance from either place. 1t is one Of the handsomcst stu.
afions in the neighbOrlood, and commands a full view OF
Charlottesville. University, aud the surrounding country.
IL is one Vi the most desirable situations in all this vic;n.
ity for any person wishing to remove hither orthc purpose
VI eiucatip, his or her SONS and daughters.
At the SAM. time and place, will offer Cor sale another
Tract Of Land, containing 81 ACRES. about half which il
heavily timbered, md the balance well taken IN grass and
clover has a small Dwelling IIou,c on ii. and lies near
the road lending from charlottesville. within six and u
half miles OF the former place, aud joins the lands OF
Moses Iioppa aud Thomas Wiu:ield. 1t il well watered
and convenient 10 hnu! wood to town.
The Terms Of sale will bc liberal to purchasers, and
made known on the day Of ssle.
All persons wishing to view the premises will call Oh
MO, aud will take great pleasure in showing IL 10 any
one. JOEE SCHAAFP.
July ll-c3w
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TRUSTEES SALE or FARM IN
FIELD COUNTY

\ virtue o; n deed Ut trust, executed to tic subscri.
I'D Der By Wan. Archer Cooke, on tie 10Th Of April,
1854, for the purpose Of securing certain bonds therein
mentioned, und ;!uly recorded in Chesterfield County
salc. E: public auc,iou, on MONDAY, the Let day Of sep.
tember, lo56, nj IL o'clock. NJ, il iur, j! NOT. the next fair
day, all that tract OF land i'll the county VI Chesterfield,
whereon the said Cooke now r sides, cOntaiting OBJ
sanie iuud conveyed to said Cooke By John Walker, lying
on the Old Chesterfield Railroad, 5Cr 4 miles from Ma.
chester.
About 200 acres are cleared, the bnlance mostly In pine
and oak wood. The buildings on the place are all in good
ORDER, aud are sufficient tor 4 moderate sized family.
TERMS.-Cash as 10 oil expenses and charges of sale,
and the amount then due and unpaid on snid bonds, with
the interest thereon, aud the bale nee upon such credit as
may DC liked or agreed upon on the day OF sc,r.
HOLDEN RHODES, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDrs & ApPESsoS, Aucts.
fniy C-,,J.
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VVHE next''essiOa' Of TIL: School viii commence GU the
tst of September, ard close during the lu,, week In
: Thi, SCHOOL, situated iu Albsmarle County, Virginia,
WoodyIne Depot, OH the Central Rail load. It's ohjec. is
to prepare yotths for the University Of Virginia
TERMS For tuition aud board, including washing mud
trei, for rem months. &seo, or at the rate OF se' per month.
for a part Of n session.
For further Indignation, address the Principal at Wood.
,ilc Depot, Albenarls county, Virginia or p-,.;.,
REFERENCES, BY PERMISSION,
The Faculty of the University Of Virginia; Alexander
Rives, Esq, Charlottesville, Va; J. w. Saunders. Lsq ,
charlottesville, Val w. J, Robertson, Esq, Charlotte
ville, Va Col. 7. }, Randolph. shadwell, vs.i Hon. VIC.
River, Gotham, Val Y. G.. Rufla. Esq, Richmond va
Prot. Il Tutwiler. Iiuvauua, Ala; Col T.S. Daoney, Ray
". Barclay. 1u,cumbio, Ala; Richard Colt, Esq "ash
inston City; Messrs. r. A. d J. c. Goodlos. Franklin conn'
~, Ala: Mr.. u. 8. Goodloe, Livingston, Miss; X n; WIN
ter. Esq New Orleans. July 25-ct Let sept
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FHNIlE second annual session OF this Institute will com
u Inence on the first Monday in September next. II i,
expected that, by TINT time, the new College building
now in progress .! erection, will bo ready for occupancy
The location Of tho Institution, as To accessibility and
healthfulnesp, is one OF thn most eligible in the entire
South, and the course vi instruction rs thorough as thut D
any College in the country. In addition 10 Il complete
Classical and Scientific course. tho directory Of the Col
lrys have established n School Of Design tor inStruct:o.
in the branches Of practical Engineering and Archi,ec
ture.
The College is already furnished with a very extensive
and elegant Apparatus. adapted to full illustra,ion in tho
departments Of Chemistry, Mathematics and Naturai Phil
osophy. A Library Of Standard Works has also been re-
Gently purchased, TO which considerable additions will be
made during The coming Collegiate year.
The young men whose Parents or Guardians desire it
will be organized into a Military corps, having It's proper
uniform, and prsctised in a daily manual md drill.
ExPENsEs.-Tuition for Annual Session Of ten months
in the Collegiate Department, s50-in the Preparatory
$40. Board, 50 per week; washing 81 Is per month; TUE
md lights SIC per session.
Catalogues Of the Institution ran be ub,aincd hy nd
dressing Rev. samuel X. Cox, President, Lynchburs, Va
FACULTY.
REV. SAMUEL X. Cox, President, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science, and Of Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM CARROLL, 4. NJ, Professor OF Grsok Lam
vuugc and Literature.
LYcunGrs G. MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian.
guagc and Literature.
JAMys T. MuarEE. Graduate Of V. NJ. Institute, Profcs
sor Of Mathematics and Natural Science, uEd OF the
SaSrxL GARLAND, A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional
Law.
/. A. LAyonoRsE, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
GrIsErp. ApoLro sARropI, l.. l.. D., Professor Of Mo
d;rn Languages.
Associate Principals Of Grammar School
July Sg-f&c4m
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SEA BATHING.
CHESAPEAKE HALL HAMPTON "a

CHESaFEahE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
YGNHlS delightful watering plncc IL now open for the re.
n crp'ion OF visitors by the day, week, month or season.
sivr and splendid view OF the Bay, Hampton Road., Jnmcs
River and the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by nnv
health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every effort TO
render the stay OF visitors pleasant, aud takes the liberty TO
refer, Tor his ability. to those who have heretofore selected
''Chesapcake Hull for their summc retreat.
June 2-c6w r.. G. BANKS, Proprietor.
n|Whir rrnl,cs,rl IN rnnr
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INSTRUMENTATION FOR SALE

SFJlLl. be sold upon IN" premises, on Friday. IN. lst
w day nf August. lsJG. 10 the highest bidder, this
valuable farm, coniaiuin. between six and seven hundred
Gcrr.. a large portion Of il low grounds. most OF which
IL well banked. and Tree from high wafer. some If il Is IN
original growth and very rich.
Thi- :nl M lies on the South river, In the upper par, of
Caroline county, zen miles from Chesterfield depot on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road. and
about the same distance from Bevcr Dan. on the Central
RoHd, ia well wstercd, snd well adapted to the growth o.
corn, wheat, oats and tobacco.
The improvements CONSIST of dwelling house, Office,
kitchen, meat house, dairy, barn. stables, tobacco houses,
carriage house, ice house, OvcrserIs house, hLd negro ca
bins.
Persons wishing 20 see the firm will call on either OF
the Subscribers, who will take pleasure ia showing the
promises, or ON Mr.. Taylor, the oversscr OF the .arm.
TERNS-One.hnlt Cash. and the balance IN twelve
months; bond with good security, and n deed OF trust II
required. TO secure the last payment.
GEORGE r. SWAMI,
SAMUEL. +. SWAMI,
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ufGEIa HOTEL

- VIZ 7 VTN u IT T O n T.
WI" uelishiu' .u"''h;' !rsort, the most invi. f.,
tioh' INFERIOR 10 iioitei "a ID" "ohItry, convenient, t. Ell
the ;ul; E".:l and ;hc i""Gy otlGr iuxurics Of lin, ti,,. wa.
apcakc lay and with al extensive military post Lcsid. it.
has passed t" the propriclorshr .! the Jude! .!yred, and
VIII be 9pen%ii i%r te pubGs ssception Oh rle 10th day OF
June, alter which date It will not be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, a.. any season, is almost
unknown. FOR health l; may be said, indeed, TO rival The
rloot secluded watering place Of the nlountnu interior; co
thai The upI"iidtr may ieel no ri-k IN going down To test
the attractions OF this celebrated lowlund retreat,
The proprietor has engaged, for the general superinten.
dence, Mr.; Joseph d. stfgal, Of Richmond, late OF the
trust he has assumed while his own supervision will
guard the comfoFtoi visitors aud the reputation OF the 60.
t%ablishmcut.
Muy Il-3n ,~. .-.,.
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