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Nevada national., 1859-08-27
SUMMONS.
Etsts Of California, County OF Nevada,

IN the District Court OF the 14th Judicial District
f s.id stats-rh. People Of the State OF California
To CH AkLES HASS. Greeting-fou are hereby sun
uonss TO appear and ansv-r :. the Carifiaini Z"
LOUISA IL ASS eisd against you, within ten dsl
from tho service Of thi. writ served you In Nh
Countv within tw-uty DAYS n served on you In thi
District and out Of 10 County. and within fort,
A.v. n served you in This state aud out OF thu
fbstriet in an action araneneed On the 18th day
Ir.s A d. 1859 In said Court 10 obtain Decree q.
pivoree from the bond. Of mztrimony, and nnnai
la IN. same a. existing betseen the said iisp
an nd said Dsfeniart aud the said Plaintiff be
.,ored 10 all the rights af unmar red woman
th,t the property described In fsiniirs Cor p,aif
hs 40, aside for the u-s aud benefit of said Plsni
sna aid chiltren sni for her cast Of suit and
o.hsr an further relief as may meet and pr"
- all .f which u particularly mentionet m
ts,er,b,i in rltA's Com pisint to the action nov
al. IN the alsce af the Clerk of ssid Court.
All you are hereby netih-d that II you fail T.
sr.wsr .aii Complaint as herein directed. Flainti
viii take Iuigtnent sxsinst you therefor BY defaui
to,sther With all costs of Huit. aud also demand
<s Coirt surh other relief IL Il prayed for in b.
said Complaint
In t.atisnoay whereof I, Rafns Shoemaker, Clerk
shs ristriet Court aforesaid, do hersrnto set ni
aaad aud impress the sssi of said Court. At Office
the City sf Nevada, this itth day Of June. A. .
isso RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
Ry Jos. RnxKk1x, Deputy.
- srdsr sf Hoa Miles Sssrls. District Judge
Shs- sth Judisiai District this 7th day OF July,
, 1851 true copy. stsest--
Rb'As issasS. - y. erAsr'~ rsgs'y
<e~@<gs ~ rs~<~f
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
Gl q q I @ Il APPLY,


The subscne-r takes this method Of informing
the citizens Of Nevada County that be hs- fitted
his rooms and Is prepared to take all Kind. Of
Pictures known To the Helioxraphic Art unsurpas.
sed in the world, and he has made special srrang-.
ments for persons coming from distant parts Of the
Country and would say TO ell sueh that provided
perfect satssction i not given he will not only not
charge for work, but will pay them FOR their time
tad trouble in calling.
These arrangements have been made in view OF the
fact that the Country l. faoded with unssiful ope
sstors whose Sort l. not only wanting in chemical
elect, and that constitutes good picture
hut owing TO the improIcr Of the chemicals en-.
Ployed. they are rendered peris be and worthless
10 avoid the impositions practiced the citizens Of
his and the adjoining counties respectful.
y invited TO call on him his Rooms In t;rsss Val
~. where he will be he founi ready, At all times
nd IN all kind- OF weather. to take pictures IL the
,esf style by all the various proeesse. now known
ONE of which are follows
AmbrotyPer. helainotypes. Paneotypes,
Photographs. tertoscopic Pietur,s. DC.
s--u 7. ". WOOD.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

sF CARD.---It 1. n well known
fns among The medical men. that there has long
been wanted good and reliable preparation OF
sAfcsAPARlli.As nearly all that are manufactured
In the East CONTAIN srIRfrs. and some them even
ssscts ny although protesting not to do so-conss.
quenty for all cutsneous diseases. &c. they are In.
iourieus instead Of beneheisl.->ow in the prepara
tion We offer TO the public we willing 10 show
the receipt 10 ary oB~--Do matter vho-docfcr or
no doetoras every man has = right to know what he
Is taking
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
A PARODY.

A PARODY.
~ --~.s. ~ssn or fs,ss are ~,
ess~svis>rs prevailing si-~,
~ s1p?l - hss2 as sb- as~
~ asrs~- ss,~;sss rsp-.lt..
sA ~ v,si sss . ssi4sr szAh
VIA iass ysar In from n,rs - s'ahs,
o-e-ssdsas every slxF%sse e~,zh.
" b f,ssss srer sPs~Siiy-
e-r ~. 10 sss 4ss silis are srr.-~+,
Zach seal and signstere displ.yei:
me holders rss thsy nust he pail,
With tnr>se q "Lsr Esd Chsnsery.
yhsn " asspsi- we're si,oast driven
fhsrss yrecioss little us Of nvin',
vhsn eur isst .oppsrs r1dsiy rvss
From bands that bella IL lcvtagly
rst larger yet thoss ausr .hsll Srsv.
uh.n iafsrsst's ADDED on bslos.
length ming ear ehins foot az,
When Sssing - them hopelssslJ.
he 50. that scarce have vs segss
To plead fo- time uFsn dsn.
bsfore there comes anothsr one,
psnanding pay isroeiousiy.
ne prospect darksns--on 70 brave
Wac would oar very beacon save
Waive, patrons. all your prersrts waive,
And pay shs printer ehssrfuiiy.
Al, 10 voeid yield rs pleasure s~ess,
A few seiinq sents seu TO meet,
<sking Of us . clear receipt
Fer Papers taken rsglariy.
The Dead esidier.
esis.t and grim, and sad TO visv,
Thou lisst upon the plain;
70 bleach OF fsstsI In the dev,
The sun, the Winds the rain;
what art thou no~, poor iuekisss toolf
murdsrsr's marx. tyrsnt's fool
~ Jones was not tipsy the other night,
when IL became bis duty. at the proper stage
Of the proceedings. to give the regular toast
20 woman. for 90 he said afterwards. lie
proceeded
"ohi wsnan. In our hours Of ease
uu.srtain, coy, and hard to please
Ba,-but--sssn too oft, familiar with her face,
We arst endure, then pity, then embrace"
A good story 10 told OF Hallam and
Rogers. The poet said, 4" How do you do
uallsm!"
do whatw replied Hallam,
"wby, how do you find yourself"
II never lose myself"
"well. how have you been'
"Been. where!'
"Pshsw bow do you feeli"
Feel OF me and see.'
coed morning, Hallam."
"lt's not good morning."
Rogers could say no more.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
TN II no wLAND
ROTARY BATTERY.

WE sre now prepared TO furnish at short notice
w the above Battery, and would request the atss.
ntion of all Quartz to II previous to the erection
of mill For efficiency in extrating gold II Il BE-.
coming celebrated aud we have hesitance 10 pro.
nonneing its uperior iu every respect to any now
in
AZ our request Mr.. ALNARTS n. PAUL. supsrip.
tendent Of the Oriental Quarts MIL near Nevada
city has consented to explain the working Of the mill
and show its efficiency 10 any who may feel interest
and ~ all can Judge Of q better BY seeing Il in prse
teal operation, Ne would refer Quarts nsa sfnss.
sds county TO him.
GODDARD, HASsCon k RANKIN,
r-s- pa-ths rrnrdry, asu rnsrfsp
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
E. TIL L MI A n,
90 Battery street.. So. Frsscises.

Sole agent for TII.TUN 4 Mcf fAKI.AND'S FIRE AND
BCRlLAR PROOF SAFES with steel Vaults aud Com
binztion Locks. Our lock L. constructed the
owner can change his combination 10 any letter he
may choose II requires no key to open the Safe:
only number the letters. which Is simple aud to
understand. The safes are representative to drill or
cLsel and embossed BY hundreds Of our Merchants
and ttznkers and also by mt and that Of
England ho being con,n, ed Of their security have
lately sent us orders for their supply.
Those who in want OF . kkIIABLE SAFE,
please call and examine before purchasing
elsew here. 4b-om
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
OTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY r. co.,
The Legalized Lottery Operators


ad owners Of the Old and Reliable Grants from III.
ates OF leila ware ami Georgia, late under the man
cement OF GREGORY 4 MANRY and SAMUEL.
NAN SCO.. hn,e made arrangements to
CASH PRIZE TICKETS
y THE CITY Oh SAN fRANCIstO. The capital
rixes oferea in the schemes Of this responsible con
ern vary from $40 ,oco TO sIo,oo0. and the priees
tickets are-Sl0 for whales; t5 for halves, and
* for quarters. The Official drawings under the
itifiestes of sworn commissioner, will be publ
ed In several OF the most promnet papers Of thu
ate. ard hls Of the New York Herald containing
eonpete list Of all Of said drawing may he founs
the once OF Il, H. GAsssKR, No. es Montgomery
rect, ssn franeisco, over freeman Co = Express
Enclosures for orders In sums Of $40 and upwards
.sy be made ~ Express at the risk and ex pence o
cod Eddy Co; and all orders for Circulars or pct
eulsr. eones.nins these Lstterss viii Be pronP,l,
WOOD EDDY 90.
u 10 ~ Y~sri~
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

i nor less than what Its name inpiie. each
dose al tsole spo' niul contain Ave xrxins Of
iodide Of fPutass. We defy composition 10 thi-arfcle
arrangements are such that we get our ssua.
para Eoc direct from iloudurss. and our fodide u
PAsass direct from England. in large quantities con.
-equently We believe We are the only Grm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle II can be
sold by all rcspecta bile drugx-ts at the above price
BE careful and get the genuine srticie-use none
otheE and from past experience We well assured
that Il will give perfect isfaction 70 every person
who may use if-pscked In one and tvo dorsa eases
ready To- ship 10 any part Of the country Druggists
will hnd Il 10 their advantage t"s II this ssrss
In in preferences TO all others.
r. HALL 4 co. Praprietors,
las and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
c7-ly San franeises.
VIZ. L0uTzENHEIsER. Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
SUMMONS.

State OF California, County of Neyada, rs.
District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
Of Said State
The People Of the State Of California.
To ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON, Greeting- \ ou are
hereby summoned to appear and answer 10 the com
pl,int Of fRAS ~ JANE ROBERTSON, . resident Of
said County and state, mle against you within ten
days from the service Of this writ II served on you
in this 'ounty, within twenty days IL served on you
within this District, and out II this Couaty, and
within forty days It served you in the state and
out OF the District. in action commenced on the
thirtieth day OF June. A. ID. 1889 In said Court
wherein said Plaintiff demands against you Divorce
from the Bonds Of Aatrimony, together with such
other and further relief may accord with law and
equity.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
answer said Complaint herein directed, Plsiniin
will take Judgment sgsinst you therefor BY default.
together with all costs Of suit, and also demand af
the Court such other relief Is prayed for in Plain
strs said complaint.
In Insestimony whereof I, Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk oi
the District Court Aforesaid, do hereunto set my
aand and mpress the Seal Of aaid Court, 1t Office
It Once, in the City Of Nevada. this 30th day Of
Tsne, A. D., 1850, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Ter Joseph ID. Roberts, Jr. Deputy.
BY order OF Niles SeArls District Judge in and foI
Nevada County
4 Trus Copy-Attest Rnfus Shoemaker, Clerk D. {
,, Per Js. Roberts, Jr. psPusy
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
The Dead estdieF.

esis,i and grim, and sad TO visv,
Thou lisst upon the plain;
70 bleach es fsstsI In the dew,
The sun, the Winds, the rain;
What art thou nov, poor iueklsss toolf
A murdsrsr's mark. . tyrsnt's fool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-04
CARR'S HILL FOR SALE.

TI1IE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO RE-
i MOVE. oilers for sale his TRACT OF LAND. lying in
iirk county within nile OF Williamsburg containing aboIt
RI HINDRED AcRES,
Atou; two hundred cleared good portion OF the balance
hevi lin cred, besides c"ILSood enough after leaving
- queens Greek, where wood any produce may bc
shipped any market This aud aoins the lands Of II T.
JOes and ohrrS-abound, in mari Of cbes qna.. coz.
yrcnt every e-L.
ILLS l. \ VERY FERTILE FARM, and Is rapidly i'm
pr prynghvng hren we'll married. very productive i; IS
alo good stock farm having good portion of meadow
vii drained. nd marsh sufficient for the support OF large
n,nih-r Of cattle aud hogs.
.iE DWELLING contains six rooms and passage, and
Al necessary out-huilng-. including good icchousc-
Tlere shipping pUnts-onr mile from the barn.
The Male AMI Female Academy in Williamsburg, and
William and Mary College which !. being rebuilt, render
tbs desirable residence for the education OF children.
The society Of the best order There three churches
il Williamsburg. Episcopal, Methodist and Baptist.
IL is rarely, desirable farm, possessing many adj
vIuas.s j. Ia market Persons disposed 10 purchase are
Invited TO do before the day Of SALE bargain will lie
M early application br made. II not Disposed OF before
nIE TWELFTH DAY Uf SEPTEMBER NEXr, IL will posi-.
tye be sold Public Auction tha; day, bcng James
ty Court day. before the Courthouse door in Williams.
bIs. IL fair, II not, the frs; fair day thereafter.
Terms "f sale. third cash, balance in one and t"o
years with bonds bearing Interest from date Of sale and
,cd p the deferred payments. The pur-
caer will have the privilege of seeding crop Of Wheat,
aid full possession given the lst Of January next.
For further information refer to Col e. Durfcy, and
J.mcs " CASTS Williamsburg, and to Goddin Apper.on,
Richmond. Va
My Post Uiirc Is at WILLIAMSBURG Va.
KOSc0w LIPsCoMBE.
Williamsburg, Va May i4--cwtis
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BL00MlNGDALE For SALE.


Il ~ for sale years since hut the sale then
postponed nuw o:er IL again for II contains by
recent survey ana plat. 3.J. acres The soil Of the
h",. quality being Of deep red color with considerable
in'cririx;ure - Chocolate gravel
Two hrll well taken in Cover, tso are 10 Corn.
and one fellow well taken In Grass. The fencing in good
condition The place perfectly healthy aud well wat-red.
and the title Is perfect. There IL the farm nice two
story Dwelling house. well calculated for small family.
erected about ee years ago, and in good repair.
-i'ul'r beautiful ,uinrur", about midway briS"-.
;Er Ig;'i Ann Eiv-r, which is the boundary IN.
northern: side vf "a. farm aud Elu- :un together with
IL: usua! outhous-s. There frui; Trees Of coed
varieties. hut not n large .clc. The WOODLAND OF
'hc place is considered sufficient, bu: II The purchaser
think, nlhrra.r, upwards II irty be obtained Of
III, subscriber, w. iim3errd vh two niles OF the ftr
the macsan!scd road. and upwards Of Twenty Acre.
oi South wsst ayu:a land, thr.. miles CD tia
road
Ibis farm lies in Orange county near the Liberty Mills.
mr, from tiordoI,S- the Junction Of the Central
and the Orange and Alcxandrit Railroads, and six miles
from orange Z. H., where there II depot The Orange,
and Alexandria Railroad. The mac cldInitrd and plan.
Roads pass through the land, going to Gordos vile.
the other I" the Court House but they no, injurious
The li;!d sncr the r"-irranScmcni OF the fields
now oirr il at private sdr, uiil the 10Th day or Angu.'
i-y which day. M previously sOl Of which du.
will h ivraD il will b- offered to the highr,; bidder
public auction on the premises.
Mrs H. Barbour who resides the land, will take plea
In having the Land shown 20 any desrOgs Of seeing
NJ Post Ulcr Is Somerset, Orange cOunty,Nn.
I--,' FRANCES HtKHOIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-04
VOLUME LVI.-NUA1BER II.

learned institutions erect 4 new capitol. and
eihbti!>h kIcnmpnd with works oi AT. We
shoud encourage and diversity Industrial pur.
suits. build up centres oi thought, wealth,
H'>h'"h. az, and manufactures. encourage
domestic trade make Virginia attractive and
Keep our people and our money at home.
Foreign trade Is blc>>in. 10 those who rx.
change Manufactured articles for the gross
material: curse 10 those vino cychAu.e the
gross material for the products Of Al, and man
niaciurc. The field haad and th, o,,.ra,i,r
IN the mine, are tributary T. the shop common
labor * tributary 10 SklIul Labor. nation, Who
produce the raw material, 10 nations who uan.
uiacturc them III tine El'nd i ever tributary
10 body Ignorance of these truths. cr DIS.
regard oi them. ha> until lately Impoverished
and depressed the South She has now adopted
anew policy. ANA Is cncouiaein: her population
To pursue skliul and intellectual clillngS. and
not To contnc themselves to farming and fish.
ing Excellence III MORAL and intellectual pu.
rlty, not mere coarse bodily labor, constitute,
national greatness.
Go'. Wise Is the conSpicuou, leader Of this
new Southern policy. All obstacles seem.
through HE 10 have yielded to his strength oi
Will, his courage, his per>stcncy and his luck.
II not 10 the whole South at least to Virginia
wc might say: ", ism. CdsoFt1,c m hH,
These qualities Of GOV Wise no; ony lit him
10 carry out this Southern policy bat cmincnrly
qualify INN TO head the nation in = time Of
CRISIS. Of storm and Of peril.
fA,i t-.aT |, ..ore d,u.,rou. than BE 80
CLINTON.
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SUMNER RETREATS.
R0CKBRlDGE BATHS

gUIHIS avor;e watering place will he open the
Il ;on OF visitors on the frst day OF June lSI9 From
who have tried the virtues Of the water an who
the character Of the accommodations In pon,
fare and lodging. continued patronage is confidently
pccted, while IL Is hoped that the rapidly growing rrputa
On Of the Baths and the facility OF ten, vii!
largely extend the list Of visitors during the coming
The SeieaenS bath is 10 by 20 fee, in size and that for
ladies - Icy 20 The water Is highly carbonateh. and con-
ais variety Of salts OF mineral ingredients among them
Iron aud Magnesia The bahin; In this has been
pronounced by many persons, OF long and varied expert
ence 10 h. the most delightful and invgoratng tina, they
have ever tried Il has proved especially enicacous and
curative III diseases peculiar to fcuaivs.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles cf The a's
anu visitors leaving Richmond Alexandria In the morn
Ing reach here by the day. daily line OF
stages connects with IN. Railroad at Goshen depot ihc
North River which through the grounds attached !"
the Baths. affords facilities for boating and hshng ana 'e
Eeghboring mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned pronis.s spare pains In these ana
all other respects in promoting the amusement as wei rs
comfort guests lie has leased the property from the
Bi;h Company during the present year. and IL will br un
der his exc 'usivc management aad control
TsxMS-$2 per day. $40 per week. and ~ per month
weeks To The month Children aud servants half prize.
Reference may he had. amongst many Others, to his EX
cclcncy Henry A. Wise, Esq, Governor Of Virginia John
Mabcn md x. 4. Paine, EsIs Of Richmond; Col. D. H.
smith Superintendent; Of the Virginia Military Institute
aud Rev. VIM :. White, H. d., Lexington.
June .-cs, wM JORDAN
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FOR SALE,

To-
NNlE Proprrtors for the purpose OF making division
Of ihi, desirable and valuable property, will sell
/, wit out reserve on the FIRST DAY OF SEFTEMBEK
ext 1t Is situated at Bath Court House In beautiful
id fertile valley the main leading stage road fifteen
niles Wst Of the Virginia Central Railroad, NJ Mlioro
Jpo and forty miles last Of the White sulphur Sprn,s
TIL. several tracts ~ Land contain about UUO
rc portion uf which rich, we'll wa.errl. under good
snciuc we'll So, In clover AMI other grasses and in good
:ae of cultivation As stock Farm, Is of superior
,uaty, has the advantage Of an extensive mountain
nnsc The building, nearly new, consisting OF large
md spacious Hotel. other handsomr, suitable buildings for
Ir Of about J visitors. All the supplies Of
meats grain &C. for the us. Of the hotel establishment,
AN be- raised on the farm.
TERMS ~ SALE ARE-Une- fourth Of the purchase
Il hand n-gnilahl. note n, o. days With Interest
ld. thu balance Of the purchase money in four equal
:nnual payments with interest from LIST No, cHer. when
sion wl be given: the purchaser giving bond and
pod security. .iEo MAlsE,
~ e. WISE. Prophet
July l-c.d. Gil c. FRANCISCO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-04
MAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS


ilNG in Jackson county, twenty miles from the Day
~ on the Navidad river, at the head OF navigation al
TeAaua.
splendid league Of land comprising upwards, OF s 0Ot
OF good land is in the state uniting the al
van,sgrs Of fertility OF SOIL subriiy of climate excellent
water with any quantity Of wood and excellent Timber o.
the hest quality enough TO last sugar plantation hun
drcd years-sith SUI under fence upwards Of 3Ut
in cuivaon-all good fcncing-with first class Gin re-
Gently put cabins, other houses etc. In good re-
pair On this land two crops OF or two Of tobacco
be- successfully cultivated annually; producing all h,
cereals. together with tropical fruits In abundance The
stream atuunIius with fish, the woods la game, all com
hin ns 10 present magnificent chance for lover Of
Ia her primal For this land We will take f50
lhy thousand dollars-one half In negroes
Lying the Lsvsca river, which enpteS into the Navi
dad some six miles below r-xana another splendid league
some three miles distant :rou first, beautifully
dua;ing, wish wood and timber in superabuudancc pre-
scnng advantage, Ts league has nO improvements
The titles both undspued aud undspuiGblr be hat
81 uSay twenty-five thousand dOllars-all or in par
payable Mos, excellent in fact better stool
s.c,ioe in ;h- STATE. Come AMI see for yourselves.
Z. VI. FLUCKN0Y,
June 2l--,.,. TyXaua Jackson county. Texas.
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RICHARD u. MITCHELL,
Litwal;on, Lancaster 60, Va,
X. :. HlPklSS,
Tappahannock, Essex CO.. Va.
A MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

a.
I)tRStANT 70 decree Of the Circuit C"nr: % tor The
o: King and Queen, pronounced at its NoveG''
Der term, lS>. the undersigned commissioners therein
named will. the TWENTIETH DAY Of JULY. lNb?, o
The premises, oicr for sale. al pubic auccn. valuable
farm, known Mannsyil!c. containing about nve hundred
and twenty acres either by She tract or in parcels as
TO tie undersigned may brs: the day o' sale
The said faru lying i.e lower end Of kins anl
Queen County, Immediately upon the county road from
gloucester 30 King and Queen Court House IS within four
,l.s of YOr,; River. a Of West Point. the
'rrmlnus Of the Richmond ai York River Railroad I..
land aboubs with the finest mari accessible 10 every ie
The Improvements consist Oi comfortable iuosi y
Dwelling House. aud all Necessary Uuouscs ls IN o:c.
fourth 81 mile Of permanently located Acliciy, aud
convenient Churches Post; Once AMI siorc- TIE n.Eh.
burhood !. good and the 10 cation is healthy.
This Farm will br sold upon credit OF six twelve and
eighteen months e1c-p, sufficient sum In cash 10 pay r.
costs Of the suit and the eap.s.s Of sale The purchaser
purchases will be required TO execute ponds With good
personal security for the credit payments payable 10 the
undersigned Commissioners. bearing Interest from tie
day Of sale and the title to said land will be- retained uu
the purchase money is fully paid
The title TO said land Is believed 20 hc perfectly good hu'
selling Commissioners, shall only convey ,uch title
T. vested in u- hy The decree aforesaid
h. B MONTAGUE, ,co-,,,i..;,,,-.
ALEX. DUDLEY, '''
y. E.-P0r any further particulars, Apply 20 l.. u Mog.
ta:uc. Shackefords T. o.: Alex Dudley. at King and
Qd.en Courthouse, or L. 7. Sears, a: Plain Vicw VIII" will
take pleasure in showing the farm Jun" lp-C6
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HYGBIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT G0ME0RT. VIRGINIA.

TENlS most de-ctnhc seahoard sgnrier resort located
l. in full view Of Hampton Road. and the Chesapeake
Bay aud At the ste largest m'sr! post in the Onion
lort Monroe will hc ready FOR the reception o! visitors on
the luth ot June.
No watering place in America presents higher attractions
than this right particular locality cf the sunny South
Here he found delicious salt bath and every luxury
OF the salt region and htrr II. southern gentleman
aud lady may with their coored dones,ics, and be
safe frUn abolition interruption.
0f the place, the Hon. A. Dudley Mann has said: "O!d
PoiH. COMFORT yOH may rely nfou a. h"- 0H ue quail
ti.s 10 make IL n, BiGT,it- cf n. tRited Nitss.
June 6-cw6w JOSEPH SEi;N;, Proprietor.