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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

THEATRE.-J. p. Adams and troupe
opened Frisbies Theatre on Monday
and Tuesday nights but were not well
received. Adams would probably do
well in a company to take a minor part,
AS the prime actor he "don't fill.
There are plenty of comedians on the
boards of less assumption but of equal
abilities. He had rather an attractive
troupe of supporters. which helped him
out considerably. Wenoticed that Mrs.
MCGOWAN has greatly improved since
her former appearance ON our boards
Mrs. Leonards was as sprightly as ever.
The evenings would have wanted much
without her
The company will appear at Grass
Valley tonight and tomorrow night.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

RAcEs.-The saplings of the town do
congregate On Broad street occasionally
to test their swiftness of foot Wednes-
day afternoon was principally devoted
to the sport by oilers. Marbles consti-
tuted the stakes sometimes, however
an odd coin or two was put up. Nevada
turns out fine lot of boys on such occa-
sions, and some who can run fright
smart They are noisy set though
when engaged in their amusements
beating the COMPOUNDED rascals at Babel
and nearly equalling the Chinese for
gable. The exercise is good for the
development of the physical, and with
proper restraint, not to be discouraged
NOT even the noisy part:
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

Shakespeare, (says the New York
Mirror,) long ago predicted this" wild
time among the banks,
Il know bank wherein the wild thyme grows
That Mirror ought to be incontinently
smashed
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

Insoluent.-Geo.V V. Dawson, once pro-
prietor of the Dawson House, Sacra-
mento, has made an application to be
discharged from his liabilities. He rep
resents his debts at over $4,000, and
property at $3.50. He was discharged
from his debts once before in 1855.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

The little Prince Imperial, France,
is entered upon the roll of the Fhench
Grenadier Guards, draws pay. and his
name is called at muster, when answer
is made for him "On leave with his fam
ily."
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

LEcTURE.--A. A. Sargent Esq, lee
lures at the Methodist Church on Mon
day Evening next: Subject-"Lift
and times of Martin Luther"
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11
Forwarding and storage.
MAR VS. WILLIE.
Fire-Proof Brick Building, Front Street,

LOWER PLAZA.
~ GODS | &C lived from the Boats and Forwarded 10
" Nevada, Grass Valley Rough and Ready, and 9th
places with Dispatch and lowest rates either by
Teains Pack Trains.
All Goods &c marked CARE GRANT Nsrysvile.
will be cared for arrival here and per advces sent
forward
Having experience of over four years in the bust
mes, here erea facil ties t. ard goods cheap
ly AMI with dispatch, than any other house offer
- Strict attention to business is my motto, and for
reference the following gentlemen have submitted their
names
T. EILARD BEANS & Co; J. S.LAsDIKKR; J. NJ.
FLURsHUTZ; J. 5. WALL e. BRO; F. W. MAY Co.
declI-tf JAMES GRANT.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

Dodging the question.-He rites of
baptism have been performed in San
Francisco, the parties going into the wa
ter in India rubber suits.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

Oresen.-The returns show a MAORI
ty of about 1000 for the Constitution,
about 5000 against slavery, and nearly
the same number against free negroes.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

We are indebted to the enterprising
newsman, j. w. Sullivan, of San Fran
cisco, for a bundle of Atlantic papers.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

nessee has purchased the Hermitage
and tenders it to the Federal Govern
ment. II case the gift is not accepted
the Governor recommends that it be re
tanned as q residence for future Cover
u nrs of Tennessee
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

GAs.-Gas pipes (the new kindly are
being laid down in our streets rapidly
under the superintendent Of DIR. Wake
field, one of the proprietors of the works.
The pipes are already laid through
Main street, and in Commercial to Pine.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

Mother asked an inquisitive urchin,
would you have been any relation to
me, if father had never married you p
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

Smaller By Degrees and Beautifully
Less. - Rasey Biven, Esq. our old
friend, has been blown into the Demo
cratic party, and is editing paper at
Stockton, devoted to that stripe of poll
tics
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11
KEYSTONE MARKET.

Nam Street, near tie Bridge.
~ EORG E F. JACOBS, having established himself 1T
" the old stand of CHARLES KENT respectfully
nounces himself resdy 10 supply the community with
the best of BEEF, PORK and MUTTON, Fresh and
Sal
His Market will he regularly and cons anty supplied
with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY be obtained,
uch as DEER, HARE DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS
QUAIL, &c.
Vege; abes also kept constantly hand.
Old friends and the public arge desired 70 call
isfsco4 III every respect cunidenti.y believed
can be gwen. GEORG E + JACOBS.
Nevada. December IL, 1857 If
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

A6out to DePart.-Mrs. Julia Dean
Hayne departs on the steamer Of the
Goth for tour through the British
Isles.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

By the last census it was shown that
there is more than 40,0Oc people in
Georgia who could neither read nor
write.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

THE STATE SENTINEL. Republican
paper says that B. B. Redding, former
ly one of the propietors of the State
Journal, is about to establish Demo-
cratic paper in Sacramento in the course
of few weeks, (which shall faithfully
and truly represent" the Free Soil
Democrats. Whereupon the Mountain
Democrat, an able expotnder of Demo-
cratic principles, says, "there is no such
thing as Democratic Free Sellers"
The Sacramento Bee, remarking upon
the subject, says, there Is no foundation
to the report of the establishment Of a
new paper by Mr.. Redding, but says
there can be no doubt but the Free Soil
wing of the Democracy is strongest in
Sacramento county at least, and can
only be beaten in the primary elections,
save by their own inordinate thirst for
Office, which would grasp for everything
from chain-gang master to county clerk.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11
The Pacific RAILRoAD.-Senat

The Pacific RAILRoAD-Senator
Green of Missouri, lately made a speech
in that State on the Pacific Railroad, in
which he took the ground that Congress
could constitutionally make appropria-
tons to construct the road because it
was imperatively demanded for military
purposes, TO transport troops to the U.
S. territory on the Pacific. The idea Of
putting the construction of the road on
such grounds is laughable. California
can to-day furnish soldiers to defend the
whole Pacific coast and whip Utah to
boot We don't ask the road for such
purposes, yet if we can't get it but by
this fim-ham of Democracy, we want
the road any how.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

THE Members of Ncy ada oige No 10, F. & A. 81.
L hereby titled iha. The annual meeting for the
election Of officers will take place Masonic Hall, on
Tomorrow Evening. Doc 18th, A u. 1881, at O'Clock
BY order of
THOMAS ?. HAWLEY, W. NJ
SDt.- Gnril
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

WHAT has become of "Caxton" and
his lucubratious? The miners didn't
appreciate his efforts in their behalf, so
he took pattern after the banks and sus-
pended. By the way, Pickett has got
back into California, from his mission to
make Oregon slave State, and contem
plates establishing a paper at San Fran
cisco,
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11
Welch's Pioneer Bookstore.

KATE HAYS MARRIED.-The Irish
Swan, Kate Hays, has married Mr..
Bushnell, an American, formerly her
agent in this State and Australia. Bush
nell obtained a divorce from his former
wife and married Kate and two hundred
thousand dollars. The bride is about
thirty, and her husband considerably
older. The two hundred thousand was
made in California and Australia in five
wears,
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11

The Plaindealcr says the business OF
Sam Brannan's Bank is steadily In
creasinp
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-11
Hebrew Society.
MaSonic Notice.

December 1lth, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
P. c LAEUS.

60 and DO LIkEWTSE
PERMANENT CURE
The Rev. James Hunnicutt prop-iator ami editor
q tnst excellent psper the Christisn Banner pub.
lisheo st Fredericksburg Va in his editorial of June
iSk 1897, thus sresks OF his cure:
haMPT0NS TEGETABLE TTNCTURE
r. will be recolectea by many Of our readers that
Sssssa wears stated in the editorial columns
Of the Christian Banner that Hampton Vegetable
fracture had effected cure Of Dysps p.ia in own
case that wa had lahoTed LONG with this terrible d.
e"se ard suffered mos' axfully fha pain and me Ian.
choliy which necessarily accompanies this herrtbls
enemy Of man and mans happiness For lone time
I'VE lived in constant fear that the fell would
tsturr. But thank God, and thanks to Ham ptons
Ttucturs the gloomy demon has not yet returned
aud he gin to think he never will
We now feel copfidsu IN saving that Hampton 1.
Vegetable Tlucture hiss msds& radical cure Of DYs-
pepsiA in own csss wa have not taken drop of
II fer the last two years to the best of recoec-
ton |Se est what We reass, and - much we
please, and chew tobacco TO hearts content and
all 10 well We believe that twelve bottles judcious
ly taken viii nine of svory OF dys
reptca, We cousoieutiousiy recommend II tn all dys
peptcs The spring time and summer II Is most need
cd. therefore, phi'Ruthropis;, call attention
50 /; Editor Of the Christian Banner
Gall and get Pamphlets, and cures of Cough
Rheumatism. Scrofns, &c. As "a ssOrstve and in
ViEnrstoc IL has ben highly recommended
HAMPT TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
90 Delicste Ladies and children will please give
II q trial.
Sold by PURCELL LApD& co, Richmond; by
Or COOKE, fredericksburg; by sill the Drusgi.ts IN
Petersburg; BY MORTIMER HOWBRAY, Balti.
more, and By Druggists snd storekeepers evory-
where.
~ 81 per bsstls; six bottles for s5
2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
by tio"ain e. Appersoo, Aucts.
FARM OF $50 Al EES OF vALUARHR
1 LAND ON JAaEs RIVER, MILES ABOVE

EARM OF $50 Al EES OF VALUARIE
RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION AT tho
request of the cwner, MRS. Peyton) we viii 9. II at
pu6iis AUSTEN on tn, premises, on TUESDAY, the
Sth June, 1857 at the hour Of II O'Clock, M if fair
II not the next fair day, the upper portion of tie
"esthsm e,tste, tadioinine Capt w Doitick }
on James River. about to miles above Rich n. nd
The tact contains 5a5 acres, of which about I6o
acres are low grounds; $50 cleared hizh land
and $50 acres In wood and timber. Tho James River
Canal runs through the tract for about mile There
are on tho place several ne water falls sufficient to
drive any kind OF maohnery 1t IL believed that tn.
fertility of Ibis tract 10 equal TO any of its size the
river, % the appearance OF the growing CROPS will
indicate Full possess On given so soon the pre-
TERMS Ons-fsurth caab; balance at 2 and years
for negotiable notes, or bones bearing interest
cured by trust deed. Persons attending the sole
will please meet at the residence of Mr. Tho j. Pey.
'o j, IL IL ' ID. '' a1b p ApPERsoN Aust.
COMMISSIONER. SAFE OF vALU-
~ ABLE LAND ABOUT Six MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND Az AUCTIONS By virtue of a de cree
Of the Circuit Court for the County Of Henrico, in
the suit of Gordon Gordon pronounced on this 5th
day OF May 1857 tbs upd.rsi fned will SELL on MON
DAY, the 9th day of July. 1857, at Henrico County
that being Court day, at about the hour
OF II NJ, q Traet of Land in Henriso county, about
ak miles shove Richmond, one mile frsm the termi.
of the Westhsm Plank Road. scnts;nirs about
Fcrty-Sx Acres, on which is smsll Dwelling House.
and few Fruit Trees. About twenty acres Of said
tract is cleared and very prCducv the balance in
This littls Farm il in few hundred yadr of the
Thrse. Chopped Road, sdioiuing the lanes Of B. w
Green Dr.. Hopkins, and Thomas Grrdcn.
Terms OF sALB:-One third Cash, the balance in
equal l.sta rnents On credit of six and twelve
months. The purchaser executing gotisble notes,
with good epdors,r with interest added, sad title
conveyance directed By the Court, or secured by a
deed Of t.ust il tbs purchaser prefers.
John N. DAVIS, Special Com'r
GoDDIN APPERsos, Austicneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17

e The circulation OF the Blood Is Just.
" esteemed the greatest ordination of Divine Provi-
deuce by that beatias stns tn heart 1t is driven
70 all parts of the System swing vgoraud strength TO
the complicated machinery of man. This living
flood, whether we sleep wake. ssles briskiy
through the arteries and returns softly through the
veins. How necessary that it should be kept free
from all purity, and yet how glieent many are
rsspsoting this CREST essential to the enjoyment Of
perfect health Dersr geRent in the Liver ard Nor
yes is generally the Priu&Ty cause; ard Jaundioe.
INDIGESTION and all the hsrrassing feelings stending
Dyspepsia which make life blfden result from i.
suicids would rapidly follow su'cide, If Their"
cure No would suffer long If he will BA
KRIS PkEnlUM bITTEES, pref pared by E. BAKER,
Richmond, Va They are 7ever failing remedy,
and be had by sl ths prominent Druggsts Ia this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
STRIBLING SPRINGS.
MORTON BLEDSOE. Manag

This Mountain Retreat in Augusta county, Va, Is
miles from Steunton. and 81 miles from Harrison
burg will be under tho management Of Mr. PETER
H. WOODWARD, formerly at Jacksons River, and
for the last three seasons at the Healing SPRING.
The proprietor respectfully announces to fnva-
lids and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting
eight more double cottages, and by tho general i'm
provsment of the premises srce last shat sf
ter the 10th of June, he will bs prepared with On
tirely ne,o furniture and sufficient number of stten
dants to of.r visitors the most pleasant 0ccommodd
tions In the Virginia mountains
The waters of this plsce are unsurpassed: In fact
the visitor at these Springs has ths advantage Of all
the various belonging to the entire mineral
region Of Virginia.
The Sulphur Water excelled by none except that
ofGreenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior to none, as tested for
& last five years. with the and FREQ Stone
Waters all at hand in abundance render this place,
properly the Mineral SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
For pleasure seekers, there will ba Music in at
tendance and the amusements and sports afforded by
mountain resorts.
An experienced hysic,an will reside at tho Springs.
Terms $40 per week; $50 for s month OF four
weeks and q reduction made for entire season;
for rss tfias q week 81 81 per dav will be charged.
80 line ofSUPEEIOk FOURHORsE MAIL
COACHES will leave Sieunton daily, for this lace,
after the arrival Of the Eastern cars.
nr Inns of STAGES IL expected to pnss the
Springs en- route from Hnrri.onburg to Bath Alum
SpInas tHE5iLf hiNNE1,
my 90 dam aStswIm Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
Thh AIcH,IO> DlsPArUH,
DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY

The urgent solicitations OF nuub.r of friends
have induced me to publish
SEMl WEEkLY DISPATCH.
Ii will appear about the Sd July will be printed
with new type, will contain twen.ysight colun,ns Of
reading matter and In size and prop .rons will re
semble the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
Two Dollars per Annum In Advance!
1t will contain all this newn Of the d.y-Poli ical,
Domestis foreigs, miscellaneous and CONNER
together with Edltorieis and tanning Lite
Especial attention W Ill be paid to the markets. which
will be regularly aud securstel ported 1t will be
indeed 8 n EW sPAt Err In the most comprehe nsive
seoss: presenting Ineligible narratives OF every
fhip g THAI trsnspirss ard communicating promptly
ann sucenctly all kinds Of Information appropriate
to tbs Newspaper
There only SENT weekly mails in many parts
OF the State and this eUiweekiy edition OF the Dis
patch meets the wants Of the people supplied by
those ais
Every branch of the psper is entrusted t. capable
Gentlemen, and he Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
pies of the enterprise with hich 1t will be
tsned.
Those whs wasn't the sEMI-WEEKLY DIS
PAT( II. will please SAID in their orders once 90
that their subscriptions may begin with the first
number Address the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at chs usual Iatee;
and as tn, 8: mi W eekly edition will doubt be
widely oitculsted it will be sn advantageous M dunn
for communicating with the pusiic
Both the Daily and the Weekly, aswell ss tbs Sc
mi Weekly Dispatch will soon be greatly improved,
and tire thee papers will be sent to subscribers at
the following
Low RATES:
Daily ispa,ch................s4 per snnum.
Semi Weekly Disps oh...-...S2 per annum.
ALWAYS in ADVANCE
There are no ch-sPer journals IN the Union, and
neither labor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the day:
j. s. ~ cts J. A COWARDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
DIR e. MI PPI L

1000 ton. REpAsH, Egg sizs" }AnrHRAcIrE
500 40 FoINDsY LUMP COAL!
Sold by weight Fairbanks Platform eoales rs.d.
Orders may be sent my Office, or, whom more CON
venient ii left with Mr.. M. w. Ford corner 9Th
street and. Rarin, will receive prompt attention:
aAM'L p. HAYES,
je I2.--dIm 18th street. South side OF Dock.
A RCHITkCTURAL IRON AND Rail.
IN ING WORKe CORNER OF CARY AHb 9Th
SITS, RICHMOND.-The srhscrihet ie prepared IL
execute Iron Work of any description Tor store
Fronts. Public Buildings, and Private Residences
viii Furnish Window Csps and siiis OF an improved
kind and any style wanted, 30 constructed 90 e
entirely prevent IN. dust washing from them doTi
the sides Of the windows the walls OF tns Duiio
ing This Improvement removes the objection here
tofore made to Proisctng Window Caps AIS
Chimney CspL Cast Iron Steps Cast and Wroush
Iron Railing Verandahs Balconies Coal shoots Wiz
Prismstic Lights, or with Plain or Lsttered Tops
srisk Ventilstors, Door and Cornics Ventiistors
various Patterns
have the Agency for the sale Of Iackson's Patep'
Prsmatic Arae and Vault Lights Aso for Mettamt
Patent ollng Ifon Window Shutters Can fnInih
and put them In low % they can be obtained IRON
the NJ anu factureTs
Thank full for the pstronsge extended 70 the nrm O.
Bowe D. snyder L. Carter, when connected with sn
o me since my connexion with that Firm, won't
be clad TO supply any orders for Iron Work with which
may be favored hereafter.
ie 2-dlm a. ). boW11s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
usemi-Anuuai sale of Fancy ard Dry

ESewt-ADuuRl sale OF Fancy ard Dry
Goods at he LADlEs' BAZAAR, No 2pi Broad st .
above 5h.-We hsve Just received a great variety of
srtces in liae OF trade which we are Cff-Tiu <
al unprecedented low pricsf, with q view to olo.e
out s'osk If summer Goods
Our stock OF PRINCES BEkIDs, FRINGED
RIBBONS. BUTTONa, CAUSE and other DR. Ess
TRIMMINGS, &C isvery desirable In Millinery
Goods have fine assortment, and our Flowers
most beautiful.
We hSye also added 10 our stock Of EMBROiDE.
SIFS. COLLARS snd SLEEVES in setts Of fine
FRENCH NEE DIE WORK, at So o. worth $500
We have line of lower priced Goods from 2! so
cents. Ladies' Dress Csps, FIoupcins Lsoes, Linen,
Hsodksrchefs GIoTes Of all hir ds mits, Hoseries,
C. &c Lawns Belagss Grape de Paris. White
GCo1s, 5Ieached Cotton, SC, Psrssols Silk Umbrel
ISIS seth-r with great variety of articles too
meFOus to mention and selling at lower prcss than
can be purchased in the city je 6 g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
SAUUYlON aALxs
FUTURE DAYS.


MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
~ DENCE AND VACANT LOT ON THE
ssouufh SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN POUsHEE
n ny IsT STkEETS, AT AUCTION TUES
oAf, s3d June, At 81 O'Clock, ?. M upon the pre-.
misses viii BE- sold the desirable Brick Residence,
tuated - above stated adjoining the property OF
mo. Qusrlea Esq II has good rooms with q
aitshen, stable and carriage house sttashed. The
premises are In excellent order snd every way spt-
60 Tor the comfortable sccf mmodstion Of sel te.
100 feet to alley in the rear If desired it will be
'ia who'e, building lot Of 80 feet font will
Do aid OIL east OF the dwelling and sold sepsratey
Tkeks -One-fsurth cesh; bslapce at s. IL ard 10
months, with interest, aud eeured by atrust ceed
JeT TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS Aucu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-17
HYGElA IHUTEL
IL OLD POINT COAFOR~, VIRGINIA
This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re.

II YGEIA IlOTEL
IL OLD POINT COAFOR~, VIRGINIA.
This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re.
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There no watering place in the land prese nting
more vsried AID tempting attractions than this
In brSsd view of Hampton Ko.ds and the Chess-
peske Bay it 10 famed by the constant sea breeze
ls location il at the site of the rst military post
In the country.
The luxurious saltwater bath and all the Injuries
OF the salt water egions are at its doors.
The hnest ball room in America, q spacious and
most pleasant Billiard Saloon, Pistol Galleries.
Lthfui beach and country jaunts the beat facilities
Tor bshing, and good reading room among the
attrsc ions
Music IL discoursed. only by the band appu rte.
rant to the establishment, but the Band Of tt g
- regiment of U. 8. Artillery said to be the beat in
the army.
And for health 1t 10 not surpassed by the most se.
eludsd mountain retreat The various my surgeopa
OF the post. and all the physicians resident In the
vicinity have c-rtihed that "they have never known
acsse 81 and fever bilious fever to
at Old oiat Comfort and that it H. throughout the
year "a healthy locality any on this fase of the
earth Soc their certificates In the Farmer and De
Rows Rev'e~
A lot of the very best BRANDIEs direct from the
London aocksa special I'm port alton of tn. Messs
6urrnss Of Norfokwiil be found tn cellar of the
BoteI and the best LIQUORS of all kinds to be had
IN the country. shall tolerate nothing inferior in
any department, resolved, as am, to make the Hy
eea the very first establishment of the kind in the
Union
my z7-d6w JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.