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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
y sTAUEToE.


The VIRGINIA HOTEL, so extensively snovr
10 tbs travelling pubia ons Of the very beat 20.
tels IN the stats, i roE 0wnsd a9lely " Aessrs
thsir hole SttsHGOn to the purpose OF Increasing
4 possible, ths ntgh Ysp1tatioa which Il Al pres
err s1stsins soA will save no sxertioa uneca-
pioysd to fandsr thslr goefts tAtisae aEd c9T'
icrtsb!s The f-osnt additions put to this estab
iishuleg3 srsble the propristors to accommodate 8
much larger number OF guests ths2 formerly -
as been recently REFITTRD szd PAINTED,
sad i50ER o7w GOOD AS NEW.
The proprietor. nave secured ths ssrvless OF
lspdlord, ana formerly Of ths Tsyior Hot.i, Win.
chester, So eOPERINTES DETT, who will pay
srsrT stteP.ion to those stopping 8. the Eotel.-
o s4guEe ahs comfort Of g0ssta. The table viii
ccntaue, ss heEstoioEs - e11ai sass OF say hotsi
~ tAs Ststs.
Coar sctsd VIII thu Hotsl are extensive STA
wall XII own fer their experience aEd efficiency liz
this deps rtnlent Eorsss viii be tskea or livery,
I'D hoEses, 6uggiss, ard H2sks viii be aKordsd
- yues.g % reasonable terms
The eropristors ass wsil prepared 70 Aeoommo-
moaths in ais healthy. portion Of ths state.
good and con fortsbls bedding IS &Ry house the
Stats.
Ia tia Eotsl .hsrs are two Of Ftsldi,g's lsw
ana excellent szbls-bedded. and pxtsnt-eush-
,oned BILLIARD TABLEs. rev and comfortable
RATRIEG Rooms have iast been neatly Httsd up.
wv q; PsTTQH, Who rs: been SO long coz
,sstioa 10 the accommodation Of thu guests. He
3 .hanEt ui for chs liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, sid would respectfully AJAX eostia'
nance q shs ssae,
-H -, q; fPE EYr3s; rtopr.stors.
e. B.-Tas o1es OF all shs STAGE LINRs = a.
u, Hsu's' also tho STSa 9f tpA9s SV pp 61
Stanntc- March IT, is5l sp ig-tf
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HNEAE BARGAINS ~ Cf.HEtfg>G.-
N s8AFER, uAI4s.g Z co 10 Main street, are
selltag their entire stocl; O! CLOTHING and
usnts' FURNISHING GOODS u CREST barseips
~ rosslSie. theT iii fT,tS 10 dsy oee- rel ia
ducsraeuts TO casa hcyafs. Persons IL want %
Clothing would do well TO give q cali.
ShAFrE. NALHEN & 40 lie MA:u e.
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kthsT-ILAss srEDiCiNEa.

g kkh.E-LLAss FfEDIIlVEas
NJ EAkDE BkKnK
IL PsAREaokUTfsrs AND VENDORS oTrUaBAsI
aaLfAsLs MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHkRAA.
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instruments and
Appliances. Medicine Chests 10 rplantatio FAM
hes s2d travellers, Physicans' saddle Gags; Lon
don klas.;c stockings, Trussss and Supporters:
Porte Moansies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Airrors;
arst quality Psrfumery, Pcmsdss and SOAPS; MIN.
erAi Waters, bottled ~ the srrlngsi Medicinal
Wares and Apparatus; Msgnstis AEehirss &C.,
all Of the best Q alisy and 81 shs lowest rstss.
MEADE BAKER,
lss kAis 81. corner above PosI-DHes.
6af1 Eichnaud "a.
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BACON HAN1S, Of superior quality, cared Ia
ii '3' '''A''j JONI & hoRpos AsoS.
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I-~-r. --ezs..,-.sy E---. SEacit.A q + = 1
S&s% IAxAsos2rA RAILROAD.
CHAN aEos Rs.

-cy~ - y t. t. S.--tt4 --.. =. +,
Az sfsssssfsSssEsSs. MONDAY -az., 9Th .9g. g.,
Ef-a az .aIF FREfGaT TRAIN. # Hs
Corsn.uy Will bc ran THREE TINES A WEsg
4. foilo-s: Leave Aichmord Tor Fra1s- eksH-f
"a N0NDATe WEDNESDAYS and FHlDASe
Returning, win lssys FREQ 5rloxenhrS sna ...'s
in Pishrnoad IN TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS a..
kreiSht received GA TaesdAy,, TLuIsts5an al
~''-' N"' - s4G'B aUTE, Zap
Oress raP e. 2 Ca.,(
Kictnaoad May 81, lsel. ny sf-ls
80. - - Q - S.,--1G a-g ga
S.1 / s1S5shs9s@sf FyEDE EsnAy. str tesi 20,
II M So 5iAli TRALG Will isSvs kiss.
mosd Depot at G. 70 a. Il instead e( a 49,
ths ACCOEAODATiOk TRAl& viii ave 4,!2
NJ, TGnni1s through 10 kRhDEEiUAatl45.
gstdrnt1s, -sili iessYs FrederiokBcufa =. 81
NJ, and arrive IN KtohTVud ~ y ~ A =. T8s
=. n Trail 1. diBcortiu uea.
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OEgfos g., r z. h. g. C3.,S
kIchIn, q. 7tE hlrN. isNt 4 IL =.
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R:cHsrsp, J1ue u lsN
~ HaHET PERSONS NOT hNow
6 ~ SN&nto be- Teaidapt 4 ms IL.
Ss rosd. before Trey sas
sair tickets sor passage over the Riehraiad J..
srlcksburg n Potomac Railroad, DGs, ia sar,.,..
81 with pertlI; frou The proper 4ufhof,.'.,
BY oFdsr OF the GovERSos.
j. 2e--tf 4 D. ALLss, Ticket Ayss,
OFFICE h.Chh n y n ~ !.ha b g. b. go
8tEaA8S., nay o. l.G
ES -sssnxsy CEssSGE or 54pl p,
40 sEk4On snd after &naDal ys.,i
tho trsiEs o. tn's hsiifuaI
run ~ follows.
LrAvs sICEkorD.
express Train dsiiv, except Sundays. .eH4g
see MN odattoG Trstn- Mondays, " cd
nes3ays and krldAys.......t....s.- .-.t.9SA
Mail Trsia, 8AILr. ...............,.,..s.ssg 4
LrAYE 2gIsEs5Cz0.
syprSss Train, EkfLr-,-. ...--..,.t.{ = (
Accommodation Train, Aoudays, Wed.
ass64ys aa4 trldays.........-..-... - i
Nail Ttsi-, daily, except euuteTs - = 4
THGS. II WYNHg
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AxAssatr for 80 sAis e. ths Goods rn1nufastn,-
d ~ the CEEEsRkW WOoLEE COMPANY OF
gIoaN0Eo, Va, We have noT on hand about 10,
10 yar1s Of Pine, PlBia end Fancy sinEle a1c
Double Millad CASsinHREb md CLOTHS. be-
aIeH 3 10; II EtEE BLANKETS and 9EhTLE
aRN'8 STAF TS-and are manufacturing Ak sne
aye Of 4 Gg5 yards per week sll Of which VS. ofe
g. 10 me trade IA: prices and on liberal terms
18th entire confidence s1Sl the enterprise Viii 70
.eisa l.D2ra HCupcTf.
cRBGH3Aw & CO.. Ags2ts,
= a. Gss Richmond. Va.
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sss ssts sssa.inisn Insurance Company
CGos. Nc a. M.s. s., s.sGsy 81. UsaT!ss Eess'
sTsrCopfZ.Il CkTrg'A Al. .....-,...,. 500, 0as
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81 fscaltn. fseaiFf.-..,
rsaai2 yours IL gratitude,

Many b. SCOP7ELr,
f'Hc esa W cst Baltimore stree..''
ahou siam. Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, scro.
faiG, Eyes I.iD II the Side, Sack, dc., are cared
y q.
VII DO f3end gre&t gasdisins gVr AL their dis
C-.i aod act Pamphlets. Srd Ta@i many of to.
most pow eriu possible certificates 81 cares f-ths
,Eoss diaeahse. a. our cEL citizens
Xclc Is pJ.lCELL.- ADD s 60 Richmond
By DK COOKE, fredericksburg. by all the Drug.
.jsta IL Petersburg: BIZ sORTiMEh & NOW
Ek+Y. baltimore; and by DruggiEts aud shop
tesrsff sve-f~aass "a Per nottls six bottles
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IL sdditloA 70 ths oTdinsry node Of tnsaEsnss
u. C.upany Issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, OF
Eufta,PAs- oG he payment Of ki6ET ANNUAL PRs
a5Css. property is jhsRcei1r.h permanently IN
sursJ fy t.-s p1aE sGFlcg IS elected, ana the
ftaE ana j. e5nveDi=2Ge II renewals aie avoided.
~ae nc.ev can be Cst eelot ii ary tins By ths
Lvtder, 80 psemtuIA u1-E8 fellrasd, iess esh pei
ss7l-
, 1861-05-17
Iltw AOurrtisrmtntS.
Territory Militia.
GENERAL ORDER No. /.


OFFICE OF THE ADJUTAST GENERAL,
Seattle, W. T., May l4th, 1861.
10 lacnitate the enrolment and organization Of the
Militia, in accordance with the Proclamation of the
Governor the following named gentlemen are respect
fully requested to open muster rolls in their respective
counties. for the enrolment Of all persons liable 20
militia duty, and forward said rolls semi-monthly 10
the AdiutaRt General They will also report the or.
ganizaton Of each company, with the names OF the
officers elected. 40
All persons capable of bearing arms and liable to
militia duty, will Immediately forward their names to
one Of the gentlemen designated in their respective
counties:
Missoula County-H. NJ. Chase, - Upton.
Spokane County-Post Master at Colyille.
Shoshone County-John NJ. Cannady.
Clickatat County-John B. DickersOn, VIM. Wright
Walla Wala County,. J. Simms; J. N. Cannady
- LedgaTd
Skamania County,. L. Ferguson.
Clarke COunty-W. @. Langford, J. D. Biles, H. L
Caples.
Cowiitz County-A. r. Burbank.
Wahkiakum County-W. II. Harris
Pacific County-John Briscoe.
Chehalis COunty--T. J. Carter. ,
Lewis County-HeUry Miles.
Thnrston 0ounty--GiThore Hays .. a.
Sawamish County--F. c. Purdy.
Pierce County John A Settle, John NJ Chapman.
King County-T. ]. Hinkley Martin Giyler.
Kitsap County-Wm. Renton, H. O. Wilson, n.
Blinn. rsa.l ~
Jefferson County--Fred. A. Wilson, Paul K Hubbs.
Island County-S. D. Howe, J. T. Turner.
Claim County-Maj. Boswell
Whatcom County,. G. Hyatt
Snohomish County,. D. Fowler, E. c. Ferguson.
By order of the Governor.
FRANK MATTHIAS,
AdJutdRt General.
By J-W. JOHNSON,
26-tf Assist. Ad'f. Gen.
, 1861-05-17
THE MEDICAL END SURGICAL INSTITUTE

or Dr. L. Czapkay is already, secured in position
which places Il, as its proprietor, far above the
sats of envy and professional malice In the schools
Of France, the highest prizes are often awarded 70
practitioners in this department OF medical science
and they occupy with Others equally lofty position
In the profession Ricord Is an ilustri0us example,
shining light among the philosophical stars Of his age
in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has fully equalled him In
this country as q proof of which, the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine comphmented him with n Dlplo-
ma, and the honorary dd eltndem degree. Selecting
this as his field Of operation, although qualMed
graduate Of the University Of Pesth and the late Chief
Surgeon OF the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors. DR.. L. J. Gap
kay has bent his earnest attention to the cure Of
Chronic and private diseases In which he has become
great expert that he is regarded as the lea
der In this branch Of his profession throughout the
United States and his portrait and biography pub
lished matter Of interest to their readers in the
most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are at
his medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento
street. corner Of LeidesdOr nearly opposite the bull
dings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
RSrWe ask particular attention Of our readers To
the certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL and
Surgical Institute Is on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
COmpanys office, San Francisco. The Doctor offers
free consultation and asks no remuneration unless be
effects a cure.
ABPersons not wishing to lose time in correspond
enee please enclose $40 In their letters and they will
get Immediate attention 10 their cases.
Address, L. j. CZAPKAY, MD,
Sm lll San Francisco, Cal.
, 1861-05-17

TO SETTLERS.
In townships I, and North, Range S5 East Ap.
proved Jan. rs, 1851
In townships and North, Range SO East. Ap-
proved Jan. &c, 1861.
In township North, Range SO East. Approved
January IL, 1861, ..-f
10 townships Z, s and North, Range 81 East. Ap-
proved January H. 1861.
In township North, Range Ss East. Approved
Jan. II, 1851.
In township and North, Range is East Ap.
proved March IS, 1861 Hs eIsi'i
In township and North, Range l6 East Ap.
proved March Is, 1861.
The aforesaid townships having been surveyed and
the Pats thereof approved at the date above specified
all claimants under the presumption act Of l34l who
settled before survey, are requested 10 file their de-
earatory statements within six months from the date
Of their approval.
Presumption claimants settling after survey, must
file their statements within three months after settle
ment ~ UIII
All claimants under the donation law are requested
70 send In, before the st day Of October next pre-
else description Of the land claimed by them showing
the metes and bounds, and the ares OF the land and
connection with tho Government lines. It will be
necessary for those who do not wish 70 take by legal
subdivisions, 70 have their claims surveyed by Ru
thority Of the Surveyor General
eF lt Register.
Us. M VAN CLEAVE,
Olympia, April s, 1861. sw2O 80 I
, 1861-05-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
by the Clerk Of the District Court for the I'd Judicial
District OF Washington Territory in favor Of VIM f.
Miles and against james Fin, defendant and John c.
Carroll, garnshee, have levied upon and seized and
taken into execution the following described property
to wit
Three hundred and twenty acres Of land. more or
less, situated on the Grand Prairie, in Lewis county,
W. T., bounded on the east by Geo. Drew and on the
north and west by Fred, A Clarke and on the south
by Joseph Manner.
shall proceed - sell the above described property
or 50 much thereof will satisfy said Judgment in.
terest and costs, and accruing costs, (snbect to
mortgage OF about hundred and forty nine dollars
held by +. Daun) at the court house door in Lewis
county, Washington Territory, at the hour Of oae
O'Clock in the afternoon, on Monday, the Sd day Of
juno, 1861.
I'D. ROUNDTREE
Sheriff Of Lewis County, W. T.
, 1861-05-17
LIGHT! MORE LIGHT |.
SUNSHINE KNOCKED INTO THE SHADED.

Pictures taken in Cloudy or Rainy Weather
as tceiL as in Sunshine,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING JUST COMPILE
ted his large and extensive SKY LIGHT. and having
REFlTTED and REFuBNlSHED his extensive and
commodous AMBROTYPING ROOMS in Olympia,
would respectfully inform all those who desire good
durable and true PICTURES that an opp portunity is
now offered them Of securing them at a cost within
the reach of all.
AmbrOtypes, Meainotypes and all kinds Of pictures
pertaining to the art taken at the shortest notice.
Children taken in ONE SECOND.
Views taken.
Secure the shadow ere the substance fades,
Let Nature copy that which Nature made.
Call and examine specimens.
Rooms in Wright's new building, on Fourth Street.
one door from the corner Of Main.
E.. sAMAIIS.
Olympia, Feb. s. 1861. l2tf 7
, 1861-05-17
OIympia Market RevIew.
BY ouAs. 3. WILLIAMs.

FRIDAY, May IL, 1851.
We note some Improvement in trade since our last.
Some small lots Of fresh butter have been sold at pri
ces averaging from IS to 40 cents per b. with ten
dency favOring the buyer. Eggs Is ct p dOz; Bacon
Chog rOund) II cts. . n Chickens, in coops, for the
Victoria market 81 50 q 50 per dozi Wheat 80 cents
per bushel The latter has been coming in slowly for
some time past We quOtelTumwater retail prices for
Extra Family -four at s6 per bb; superne, IS; Rein
deer 81 so; Chopped feed % per cwt; Shorts q Isl
Bran s7l ctsi Corn Meal IS; Buckwheat -four IS.
, 1861-05-17
Mrs. WinsIOM.

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process OF teething, by softenng the
gums, reducing all Internationally alay all pain,
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it
mothers II will give rest to yourselves ard relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
Sc advertisement in another column. 25y
, 1861-05-17
PETER &. &L. 0. WASHINGTON,

cuton Of claims on the Government at Washington,
D. G. They attend promptly TO collections well'as
preemption donation and other land claims, SC.
Their charges will be moderate and proportioned to
the nature Of the service rendered.
Congress, in adopting the report Of the Third Audi
tor fixing rates Of allowance for supplies and services
in the late Indian War has authorized him to increase
the former upon proper proof Of the actual cash value
Of the articles. IL will save time for claimants to ad
wise US what they consider and can prove to have
been the value Of the articles supplied at the time
they respectively furnished them. ~
RsfeJsacss-fIon. Isaac |. Stevens, Of Washington
Territory; Hon. J. w. Nesmith, Hon Lancing Stout
and Gen. 10. Lane, Oregon; and Hon. Milton s. La
than, Of California. -
Address
PETER G. d l. Q. WASHINGTON,
3m25 s..- s, Washington, ID. G.
, 1861-05-17

aB- We are constantly receiving NEW BOOKS
which We will sell at the lowest prices. agI
G. X. WILLARD & SON.
, 1861-05-17
}. d. ARTHUR & SON,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
OF ALL KINDS.
REAPERS AND COMBINED
MACHINES.

We now offer for sale the celebrated
NEW YORK REAPER AND NEW YORK REAPER
AND MOWER,
Made expressly for California by warler & Child, a
Springfield, Ohio
We have sold the above make Of machines for tb,
last five years with increased sales every year. Ont
hundred and seventysix Of these Reapers were sole
last season, aYOf which gave the most perfect salts
faction, as being the most D URABLE, LIGHT RUN
MING, and sQ0MPLEIE Reaper and Mower in use
Extra parts always on hand.
Also, KETCHUM7S MOWER. Improved for 1861
Said to be the best single Mower ever made.
Also, THE VERMONT MOWER AND REAPER
light draft Cuts Ye feet; suitable for small farms
Also. HALLS, PITTS a RvSSELLiS THRESH,
ERs; ;4P0WERS, Etc. FEtN
BRADLEY'S PATENT HORSE RAKEs. A boy
can use them. 1 lls t taI-
SPRING, STEEL TEETH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES. ,' a.t a tta
REVOLVING HORSE RAKEs Gall sizes)
Hay and Barley Rakes, Barley Forks, Hay Forks.
Scythes and Snaths (all knds), Grain Cradles, Seed
Sewers. Cultivators, Farm Plantation Mills (for
grinding feed--best in use } Browns Burr Stone Mills
Hand Mills Horse Carts, Wagons, Plows, Harrows
Nails, Hoes Shovels Grindstones (all sizes in casks
or singe) Large Road PloYs, Road ScTapers, etc :.
All Of which are offered for sale at the lowest city
prices.
@ JOHN D. ARTHUR & SON,
Cor. Washington and Davis streets,
Sm2l San Francisco.
, 1861-05-17
Register and Receivers Notice

cOwltz, April 80, D isSi, q AVIS i;"'' ''uI'' '"
, 1861-05-17
For Delegate to Congress.

MR LoDGE-You will please announce Col NJ. 1
SIMMONS as a candidate for Delegate to Congress.
l3u ="
, 1861-05-17
DIED,

At his residence, on Whdby's Island, VT, on the
29th ult., ISAAC B. POWERS, aged 40 years.
At Victoria, V. l.. on the sth of May, 1861, Mas. S.
D. HALL, consort of j. X. Hall, Of this place, aged
q years.
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DUFFY,S
e 9 n 7 6 M Z e II u r. e
Cure Of Ague and Fever.


syHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE Hu..r
body e liable universal, so dreaded or 30 pener.
~ fatal n Fever: it appears in different countries ar
climates, under different types and characters In ~;
country. where its annual return is looked for with sn1
and apprehension, it usually the bilious tyne
Another species Of fever prevalent here, and which
may % said never leaves subsidies altogether ia the
tumnai Intermittent Ague and Fever which If nv.
80 iatal yet very distressing Its characters effects
consequences, are peculiar: diminished eneror ~ M
nervous system are to be ascibed the lanpuor sse
and general prostration which characterizes its
to which might be added the arrangement Of the m;yj
functions OF the liver stomach and intestinal canal r.
therefore, quite manifes-in fact it is we'll known
ARue and Fever lay the basis Of consumption of tho
chronic affection Of the liver and spleen dysnenss
not unfequeny dropsy and when once this stst ~ saa
vlscera becomes established there is constant tendon
to relapse even from slight causes and when TINS con
caed WITH those constitutional diseases their treatmn,
ana cure becomes more difficult. eu'
Common sense teaches that the cure of Appe and f.,
consists IN shortening the duration o the paroxysm d
preventing ITS return. The first is to be
depicting the bowels relaxing the skin &c he Soy
by the prompt application Of such medicines as are au
lated To restore the deranged functions and give hssI
tone to the nervous system. any
Tie Tonic MIXTURE now offered possesses al, n. ,.,
requisite to effect the second indication The 6rst dn.s
generally checks the disease and one bottle never f
elect cure; healthy reaction takes place the .nno,.
restored the system becomes invigurated and tba vi
tent begins to feel surprised at the rapid Transition &
state OF morbid suffering to that of progressive
These effects have been experienced by ali who h,o ~
It, which could be shown by numerous testimonial o'ea
CHARLES DUFFY. M n
- ~ w. - Iooo 42-wly.
ES, Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail bv 9
n Duny Newborn, N, G. And also for sale nv Ma.s:
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents NV VrI
nu ny druggists and Merchants throughout The country
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STATE OF NORTH.CARuLINA .-CHAT.
~ HAM CQIlNTY Cnurt MP ard

STATE OF NORTH.CARULINA .-CHAT.
~ HAN COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, lsso-A Mckinney vs. Ed. T. Hubbell-
Attachment.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Ed T.
Hubbe the defendant in This cause nonresident Of
this State abscouds conceals himself that the or
binary process OF law cannot be served upon him. is
therefore ordered BY the Court that publication be made
for SIX weeks successfully in the NorhC Standard
commanding the said defendant be and appear at the
next term of this Court to be held for the county of Chat
ham, at the Court House in Ptsboro on the second Mon.
day of February next then and there to plead answer or
demur or judgment pro esso will be had against him.
Witness, e. Gotten, Clerk of said Court Office in
Plttsboro, the second Monday in November. ls60
K C. GOTTEN, C. c. C.
Dec. 10, 1850 pr adv. S 621s.) 52-w6t
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Octoberil6, 1860.

NORTH.CAROLINA COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions November Term
1sen.-Francis Crump vs.. James A. Crump and Others
Petition for dover.
In this appearing To the satisfaction of the Cont
that James Crump Atlas Crump Rowland Crump Wood
sor Grump Alex Crump. Jesse Ingram and wife Mary, B.
VIM. Allen and wife Nancy, VIM Lee and wife Sonbror,s'
and other names not known defendants are not inbab
ants Of this State it is therefore ordered that pubca
ton be made for six weeks in the Standard
newspaper published in Raleigh for the said defendants
to be and appear before the Justices of said Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the Comfy of David
son. at the Court House in Lexington on the I'd Monday IN
then and there 10 plead or der ur
to the petition of Francis Crump otherwise Judgment oro
TO them. f $50
Witness, c. F. Lowe Clerk of our said Court at Office
in Lexington, the second Monday in November, 1860.
G. F. LOWE C. c. c.
By L. C. HANES, D. c. c.
Lee. 10, 1850. pr. adv. IS 6l1l) 5l-wSt
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE

m SOCIETY LET r. RiLGE Kinds COUNTY, TWELVE
ten from Clinton, Vicksburg Jackson Rsr".d
from Livingston. and five from Tugaloo Depot on o
Jackson Railroad connecting with all parts Of
tne Union The great southern place of resort Cooper
negborhood wealthy refined has fine schools and sew
eral churches and the health and climate Of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
acres-about 4o of timber 400 Of fine creek bottom and
the rest bill and branch land, all state of good cultrs
tlon There are dwelling and out houses fruit orchard
negro cabins GIN press CRIBS stables pond for stock
tern and spring for persons, &c, &C.
For further particulars write to R. A. Clark jackson
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or a.
JOHN N. CLARK,
October;l6, 1860. 4a.w;f
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-01-16
DIR. HENRY ANDRUs.

TINE ORIGINAL INVENTOR REFORMER, AND
founder of new principles in the practice Of Medicine,
can be consulted by letter. BY undressing him at New Or
leans E and medicine will be forwarded BY mail ree Of
charge tor tra t" any post office in the Union He Of
scroula, and all rheumatic palyc and mercuria aec-
tons diseases Of the hip and SPINE kidneys and bladder
ness suppression Irregularities and all diseases of the
womb structures in the urehrp stua and piles remeded
without the use of instruments bandsges After twenty
that person in the world cure those diseases with
mineral vegetable medicine alone. There never was
chronic disease treated right properly at the Chart
ty Hospital in this city, and the head and pride Of The
Medical Faculty have charge Of it. Dr.. Andrus uses no
mineral incidence his remedies enable the most debitated
to enjoy great perfection Of health while taking medic
cine Us at any period of their lives.
November 90 1860. k7-w2mpd