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The native American., 1840-09-12

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- the 9th day Of September for grading and era
yelling stieet NORTH from 9th TO 7h street west
The surplus earth taken from street to be deposit
ed upon such portions of 9th street may be desig-
mated by the surveyor. The depth Of the gravel 10
be eight inches in the middle and four inches at the
siCes-a II stones over six or eight ounces weight to
be excluded from the gravel before placing it upon
the street. The proposals will state the price per
cubic yard for grading and per square yard for gra
Yelling, addressed 10 the Commissioner Of the Third
Ward, and elt at the Office of WIN. Thompson, ESQ.
WILLIAM COOPER, ir,
Commissioner Thrift Ward
JOHN II. GODDARD,
JAMES HANDLEY,
sepi:5. Assistant Commissioners.
The native American., 1840-09-12
CITY ORDINAN Els.

AN ACT authorizing the curb stones 10 be set and
the tootway paved on the south side of street
NORTH between Eighth and Ninth streets west, ia
front of square four hundred and four.
BE q enacted BY The Board Of Aldermen and the
Board Of Common Council Of the City Of Washing.
ton That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author
lied and required to the curb stones to be set
and the footway paved, the south side Of street
north. between Eighth and Ninth streets west-and
for defraying the expense thereof, tax is hereby
imposed and assessed on the lots fronting on said
street, in square number four hundred and four, to
the amount of such expense: Propided, That the
tax hereby imposed and assessed shall not exceed
three dollars per foot Of said lots The curb stones
TO De set and the footwa5 paved, hereby authorized
and required, shall be done agreeably TO the pro
visions Of the act Of the fourth of April, eighteen
hundred and twenty nine, concerning paved foot
ways.
EDM. HANI.Y,
President Of The Board Of Common Council.
CHI. w. GOLDSBOROUGH,
President of The Board Of .llGelmrn
Approved September 4, 1910.
w. w. SEATON. Mayor.
The native American., 1840-09-12

Ifyou wish to write rite right, you
.mustwrite it rite, and not writeit wright
nor right nor 'write-and yet you must
write rite right. Again, if you write it
right or WRITE or wright and do not
write it rite you do not write rite right
SO that you must write rite right, yet
you must not write rite right
The native American., 1840-09-12
BOARD OF COMMON Council,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z. 1910.

All tie members present except Messrs. Bacon,
Hardness, Bryan, Mcdonald, and Walker.
MIR. Easily, fon The Committee on Police, 10
whom was refer cd the Mayors communication
of the 3lst u'ino, on the subject. reported bill
entitled AN act t. crest lock up house In the
Third Ward," which was raad
Mr.. Byng'on, from the Committee on the Canal,
70 whom was referred the Mayors communication
Of the 3lst ut. on the subject, reported bill emit.
He'd " An actmtk;ng an appropriation for repairing
he bridge across The canal t/l2;h street west,''
'blch was read three times, and passed.
A communication was received from the Mayor
recommending the appointment OF police ma lis.
trate and ponce officer. chimne" sweep, and scav.
nger in thats-elicn e the city south Of the mall
The native American., 1840-09-12

AN ACT for repairing certain culverts in the Third
Ward.
Be ii enacted, &C.. That the sum Of five hundred
dollars, or much thereof as may be necessary, be,
and the same is hereby appropriated, payable out
of any moneys to The credit of the Third Ward not
otherwise appropriated for the purpose Of repairing
the several culvess across G. D. f, f, and streets
north, between Ninth and Tenth streets west, and
all other cuIverts within the limits Of the Third
Warl which may need repair--the same to be ex-
pended under the direction Of the Commissioner Of
said Ward, and two assistant commissioners ap-
pointed by tn Mayor.
Approved, September 4, 1910.
The native American., 1840-09-12

vtrTAxcKs NJ MAI-" 4 Post
~ enclose money in letter to the
OF newspaper, to pay the sub
= ,'''" P'''o c., a'n na'H '''e 'Gl
~. '>' '"'''''
nav s,yo ,I,e nos,.go + ~ s ~
.,rv. hv reouestiag tho poS,mastr,
.., NY reside to frank their letters con-
's Il !, money, he being able to satisfy
"'o'p : a''s' ), $500 .has = eon'
~ ,"' /" .'"' 'e'''' " ''o '"0'1''P'
''''' u "'
"'pi "af subscribers ~ assistance WIZ
~ fT'1'ago OF u''5 mode oil conveying
:. +" 'et dues To- NAis paper; and, a! the
,nl,. of sending ON years subscrip-
The native American., 1840-09-12
-

.dtocs, miltet and other late
should not l,e winter killed i
hight remain for a crop Of
Il This way experiments would |
!. Wien the rye is harvested
ia $tubh!e could be tHreed an
.:rcm grasses sowed for NOW
season. II this way the val
rye crop would douftIcss be
Ugh more beyond that of the
nri0Hs seaaalss 10 Fay all the
$50 O. cultivation, aud the land
It Only greatly improved by
~i2r green crop, but by turn
sod aud sowing seed, there
vegetable mould Which wonld
ycase tieiilture crops Of grass.
them against drought I,y in.
eool$ to Il good depth Of soil
would be constant supply oi.
IA dry tiiim.
s;oflhc land thatis sowed late
tie first Of June, should be
,ftcr' the crop is taken off and
'Tn in grass, or again sowed
Hd clover Witla view oftnrning
u crop the next spring or sum
lnlmg.
kinds Of manure, whore they
vcniontlyand cheaply obtained,
applied and narrowed in with
i'd clover. Those of doubtful
..:h as plaster and line should be
SNAIL piece by way OF expert
they have been tried and found
such soil, they may be applied
&c may be as beneficial if appli-
SUI face before plongRed, as It
! the sward and help deconnpose
st all dry soils, plaster promotes
! Of most all plants, and clover
/. Iy much improved by it; and
nc OF the best green crops, and
$ IL good growth with very lit
s.}tion Of the soil, rs it receives
.inent from the atmosphere.
one Of thoconstitueut properties
j. L. soils, and where it does not
e soil, or exists in TOO small a
!. the land will be improved BY
:. 1t is less adhesive than clay,
applied to lands ia which clay
: les il serves mechanically to
: PARTICLES Of clay and render it
.act. As it is more tenacious
II connects the particles and
more adhesive and rctcn,ivc of
Lime in smallquantiles enters
opposition Of moist vegetables
:'nriicularly in wheat; there is a
lon than Ill most other Vegcta
.ttionS. In many parts of the.
here is sufficient lime in the
lat it will not be improved BY |
ttiOn.
ON swamps, ponds, and other
IN excellent manure for light
Is. 1t is better after being ex-
to time to the air. or even to the
ylntcr, and worked over several
u it is 10 be applied Immediate
rowing crop. If mud besour,
eftcn the Case the mixture of
hes will corret the acid.
ieachcd or ullleachcd, is an ex.
snure for light soils. They are
Ill kinds Of crops in such soils. !
! moderate quantity Of from
isicls Oh light soils, is an adyan-
II all crops that are cultivated. |
IS are Improved bya much lar
z.
- thousands Of acres of light
almost every section Of tho
at d, not produce hardly hay
: pay lDr harvesting, that might
. d Ia IL few years by ploughing
f"ps, so that they would pro
= lImea rs much as they do at
md ipcrea e the value Of tie
! I'd. and in the meantime the
'uce would pay all the expense
'n2nt. Many experiments have
: which prove the truth ofthese
Tuni'ea Farmer.
The native American., 1840-09-12

Emigranfs 10 The United Maies and Ca
.nada.-It will be seen from the following
statements, that about forty thousand emf.
grants have arrived at the two ports Of New
York and Quebec.
The native American., 1840-09-12
.fsaI ss -.

OFFICE OF TRANSFORMATIONS, b &c.RR
Washington July 10, 1910.
ollCE-On and after Monday next the 18th
! inst The evening train Of Passenger Cars for
Baltimore VIII be despatched from this Office al half
past j. instead Of 4 O'Clock p. NJ
ny ofner SAM STETTINIuS,
July H. st Apc,t.
The native American., 1840-09-12
WA NI,ED.

4 GOOD HOUSE SERVANT WHO can wash,
~ iron, and cook. Apply al The office Of the
Native American, a few doors East Of the Railroad
y poi. Sept. )
The native American., 1840-09-12

Increased IN favor OF 1910, 1886
A. c. BUCHANAN,
Chief Agent.
OF these, the proportion is about
Of Irish and English, 80, 900
German, Dutch, and Swiss, 10000
The native American., 1840-09-12

UUIce q a. az. CHtg .HgenIJ0f Inc Superln-
tendence Of Emigrants in the Canaaas.
Quebec. lllh July, 1910.
Number of Emigrants arrived during the
week ending 18th July, 1910.
From England, 1856
From Ireland, 739
From Scotland, AZ
Prom Lower Ports, Al
94I
Previously reported, l5,42l|
1882
. To corresponding period last year, 5,1O6
Increased in favor of 1910, 1885
The native American., 1840-09-12

RAISING OF BLOOD This disease IS easily
cured by the proper medicine. Mr.. Newbury 266
Bowery, used 10 raise blood in large quantities both
oy day and night; besides this, he had a severe
cough and pain in his breast; yet after using every
other medicine, he was cured by Dr. Taylor Bal
sam Ct Liverwort. This man is a cartrnan; and
example, if they are sick and use this medicine. 1t
VIII restore diseased lungs and liver in very short
time. Remember, the genuine medicine is sold at
375 Bowery.
April lS--6m
The native American., 1840-09-12

Sept. 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14
0Mccu VET REMAINS u>srNo."
/ From fhr Boston Dails .7ircrtiscr and PairtOL)
LIFE Is REEDRE We,


LIFE Is BEFORE We. ,,.,
lady, English by birth, but become American ana wen Ss
by her published both in her native ana III hei r
country being Berkshire county aass , arade
happened Exhibition Of Boys belonging bo
i Believe iW IL called e Tdedetory Of his fellows ",
who himself about to leave inc be words Law,
~ sSrorx Ss-Ts struck lady much at inc tune anu
e,ed her deeply afterwards Ga %e WROTE almost
ateiy the following lines; which send you, @ ,
MINK Inch e snv belong They were, believe, printed in t
Rerks hire Eagle AFTER they were "'i''e".
Dec. 25 1889.
aJ,r~ ,.prroRE VIZ" and, rs now ye stand,
Eager to spring upon the promised land ,,o,
Fair smiles the way, where yer your fee' ha'e"'
Rai few light steps, upon lcwery sod
Rouad We are YOUTHS green bowersand, 10 your eyes
IIarizons line joins the earth and skies,
i,ariny and triumph, pleasure, fame and Joy;
Brave thoughts of noble deeds and glory won'
Like angels beckon We to venture on.
And il, Ger the brieh, scene, some shadows rise
Far of they seem;-at hand the sunshine d iles;
May not brightness gild them, when more near
Disnay doubt We know not, for the power
OF youth is strong within ye at this hour;
And the great mortal warfare seen,stoye
Not NO much strife, As certain victory
glory, ending in Eternity!
Into ,6s secrets of ia, OH id S SsS sSd look
Strong "a We with youth, aud hope and fmth,
Ye would sink down, aud iaitsr give , US asa'
And ulier bu, a whisper Of the woes
Well might ye cry, ''onr cradle be our tomb"
could ye furescc your spirits broken wings;
Fame's brightest triumIhs, what despiied ,Ines'
Friendship how fseblc Lave how fierce llan''.
on could We SEE all! yc might, ye might,
Cover in despair, unequal 10 The strife;
Aud die, but in beso!dias what - life
.sI.,yr - prFops YEP from the faied road
We cannot turn then take up the load
Not yours 10 tread or leave the unknown way,
We mus, 20 DER H. meet We what ye may,
t:nd up your souls within You TO The deed;
Angels fellow spirits bid speed!
What though the brightness wane, the pleasure l'e
The glory dim; OH mol OF these Is made
The lawful life that 10 your trust Is gwen
o. IMheriurS Heaven:
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9is,irc TJfcsn Hst'g .Ntarors i1r Shs.
Y,TESI' Ant deere" ii il 'rla Superior conF' of Law
mad CHANGER. i!ir county ii Caroline. IN ia" 81 IN
rnu and others AiriaTrin ani others. VIII BE-
sold Ia tie highest bidder, Al public ar"n, the t OF Janua
~ neat M the Chesterfield lGI Tire Richmond, r. and T.
Railroad county g" Caroline from II Ia 10 likely negroes
consisting Of men, women, boys and girls These negroes
Liable and persons w-hin. pure aS win do well attend the
sale. which will commence precisely AZ II ".
credit al months except fr rlci ~ L. ntcc
sarv Ia IL fray t expense. the sale, which VII b. each" tr
c.cr giving with approved security, bearing u'ere. from
ir date. Bi HE COMH!S7ioNht''.
IlkAI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

A GRAND ORATORIn OF SACRED MUSIC VII! be PR.
n formed Monday, 10Th inst, commence N o'clock. in
ST. James Church. Siacka Hill, under The direction OF Mr. BAR
selected from the WORKS OF Handel, Haydn and other emf
nrni composers. c the aGar ana profession
ri ladies aud gentlemen Of tins place and P""Tsirg VIII give
valuable assistance render the performance effective and
Choir and Orchestra great efficiency.
Leader ui the Orchestra, MIR. J. X. Orr.
Director and OrganiSt, Mr.. T.. B. B.EHER
The proceeds Of this performance will he applied
mcnts for the new Organ
programme nf the performance will be tu'y announced.
Tickets Ind the book and uf the
members OF the Vcstry: price Sl-Chdren half price.
Ian III tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

NEGRO HRING-Thc subscribers intending continue their
old business Of hiring would inform their friends
and pablo that they will be ready the day January
next line is desirable thai those
with their business would do early posi-
hc description of the that mud suitable
situations Them We would also remind those wishing hire
their interest apply early, have already
considerable number placed in hands m hire. Our charge
hiring FIVE per We attend The through
the year III sickness and collect the hire without farther
charge EJBEhl HILL. < CO,
ai door from Gid Market, Main Street.
Richmond. Z lSf9. Gl-25Jan
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DIR. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP,
r.. ,t,,,,.r,, ,.r,,,,~r prgrorcd nv himself.
o. tHILpNh& tGLtIiiN"-IT.TI.VUU 7! E''I''1V'''

MOTHERS
some aud dangerous symptoms 1t i by mohcs that
s". r6r aai< vel The .Gson and saliva increased
cid i seized wi :rcfucT; and Sudden it, OF crying, wHlr-
ng Ia The sleep aGd spaiS ~ peculiar parts inc Ch
rieks with extreme violence, and tsts IL Fingers into rs
mouth IfthcSc pcc,op symptoms are not speedily aIeNar,
dissolution infant. Mothers who have their it;s babe.
afflicted with iee distressing SYMPTOMS should apply n " ".
served hundreds of infants when Thought past recovery from be-
ng suddenly attacked with thai fatal Inaady, crnyn>"ns
To the agent Of l Evams's Soothing syrup Dear s-Tho
great benefit afforded !" my sas infant from y% sSmynr
invauabs mrdirim !. 10 relieve infant misery Ny
infant while cetng experienced such acute Suierlrcs that II
attacked with commissions and my wa"d iai! supposed
Thai death the babe from anguish I'll pro.
cured hoiii" ." yonr syrup, which ~ >oon ~ applied to ne
wodrGl cangc waa produced ana after lew apihta
tons tn, ,ild displayed Obvious rr!ic! aud y continuing IN rs
">e, AN glad I" inform The child a, c"npelt! reroSri'H
lt trb rulans daily and III" child rmoE* rrisi ean
ave lOu cheerful permission I" uG'Nr ms a'h"Wlr"p
%sa r" and VIII s s'e any '""'' w. u IdR ' "
4 gentleman who has made trial Evan, soothing SyI"H
in his family lin rctIr2 child WisrS Us 10 stale iha
liz found entirely rcCtua relieving pain IN tl, gums, AMI
preventing n" consequences which S%"stn'' follow we
We believe il generally acknowledged by those who have
y"rti,ei In am",r r"ln hgiy useful article Tor the
pose, E Which IS intended Highly respectable persons, At
any rae who lave mad! ~. H. IL
tues lie sanction Of their naH'-.-Ro,ro> Fr>NriLrR.
htmr.s +, n rcs to see ,,t the label
Medicine c"2~ i"ir ." - r ; ascending ,bS to ~
If Congress And b Likewise particular III "G'aaI 'h"
To-, Chatham l., New fo, o. i'"M '' ''s''"' AsI",I
T. prr,, E, ,,n,"'',5
nc. Firms c.no"1' osh aD,rl,rf f1'E
ti"yds', r.aaalf Pii,,
Haaf's Bo,4ris P,ns,
n',rcd ac"ag II AZ 81 Co"rr" mi az" ''Hda ''g :" "
C5at.," scsrf, ~" Iork, or al ne ''."'' hs''f'
4. +. P,rrlnck, Portsmouth.
Mortimer * SoWlmay, Baltimore.
Eatfrris
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LANES RIVER LANDS AID MILLS FOR sALE.

JAMES RIVER LANDS AND MILLS FOR SALE.
IIE undersigned for the purpose Of ascasng tn" dents i
the estate offer for sale the Gs Manufacturing and Saw
Mills usually designated by the of The Fine Creek Mls I'm
of Pow aan And also The adjacent real estate, c
bracng between five hundred and fits and Fix hundred
About one hundred James River low grounds: The
hi. cr"naby good healthy and beautifully sGa
ted which inc Naistiblc power
piicni," Ia various usss q a very r!ing expense.
This property viii be Sold in parcels way sui purchasers
EDWARD MAYO,
.7pr",n,e II h ehidrgH, So.
\ P-T'yol;kry Xr.rn gnvs for sal. a,p!y a. T.. VI.
der
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nAKyILL's, Dinwidli.

TIR. JESSE BRADEIaSr notice. that shall proceed on
Va the IA day March, 1910 at llr store 81 Henry l"e" IN
the county Prince dw ard and state Of Virginia, between tn
of eight O'Clock in the morn. an four O'Clock III 'e
rrnnon take dispositions Of James Nenabl and Others and
said dispositions ir"m day 10 day between the
hours akc-tu be read ~ evidence III certain
Injunction depending in Circuit Superior Cor of Law and
cIaIccry for Prince Edward, in which plain
tin and cicndant-at which time and place y0n attend
If you think proper. ilioaiaS IL. ANDERSON.
tu-Wiw'
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FTNION ArADEMl.ThiS In,ntnn situated III The resi-
u ncc uf tr subscriber, having been IN successful operation
for years will again open for The reception 81 student" %" me
first dag III February The scholastic wear VIII close "n ne
il cc"nc following. allowing vacation q" Three weeks, IN
mr,liatcly after The examination, which VIII take Place an '
day If Jane. Those iu intend u 1"rsc l!> ~rti
respectfully earnestly requested Ia send Their sons u
T,>I, hgnni. of each session. II highly iinir;an;
the the cIass should commence their
studies t".rIi-r.
Considerable additions and improvements have been made t''
thu hi:lGng. The location bch. ~ healthy nrgh'
huu n AZ temptations Ia extravaganza, gives s
Insiutim ever advantage that similar schools ran ciat
TIL, >,ipr.lrr"" al The srr" wIil BIZ again entrusted -
Mr. ". Baird. wiu VIII h" assisted" II necessary ~ MI
!i:r;rr. The .itl attention Of Mr. Bad VIII Ia
School. Mr. Harper towc:" VIII OIL? ns'c ~ Il
time the Glasses III t:s department r"g,'r'.
The Of studies. addition IL The common English
hr;nchts will embrace the Latin, Greek French and Spanish
languages, Mathematics and lis applications, Chemistry Rroric
Natural and Moral Philosophy. Great attention viii he
Composition each Stnct Ill he required Ia decai
III puiIic NJ appointed times.
10 the hearty cooperation Of parents aud guardians IN
behalf OF this Institutions, monthly circular Will continue I" IL
forwarded the patrons, rcppn" TIL progress of Improvement
i'm the various Studies aud the violation al laws &c.
tuition for The scholastic the following;
Common English Branches, S.D w
I,uot,".s ir,thc,nuti,s &c - 90
Board CinrImIing Bedding and Wa,hiEgj l90 Oo
r. ". HARPER.
Dn.,iddi, Dec 66--wtif
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have GREAT satisfaction in rccipTocatng your assuF
,,,.,.s &C L;nh respect and consideration
ahcca" Oh i''ss' WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
Tae keaoreJic IIENHy l.. HorKINs, ,,...:,
rae l;,,,,t,on, Goreraor Of nc State If Iifg:aie
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Bormtcy Gr0ec for SHE.

NY ''> -
sale my A on ra,onSy rGf cT"ss ny Moo:oa
all miles ahuve New Castle There's great abundance o'm'
the immediately above ana below aud 'rre are ,
Land strong indications OF caic4e"ns de"es; mere az
boy OF valuable wood ,and 10 el"a lhe "iG Il WEI.
S %e mics the door, Iho ac lies Sma'Ib we being
level nearly square, containing ie u no waste 'd aI ~ T
challenges comparison with any farm IN Lower virginia Inc
Buildings ovceosns vast extent Of a land are nsa, Tue cen
house with OF fine size, kitchen with roons goo" ds,
an GscoGn Two good css "s s @
:ool hnro good cabins ami every he
yard and garden handsomely enclosed Of the best material
here !. ao pew suame' house, s%nc' n "It' rom
I" ensure perfect health WAN wen OF Tue very D't water " "'
yard. ,,,., >.,,.,..,,,, ,. 90, go,
IL 'S Ill., ;5ss ion TP S ;t
smith shop "heelwrigh sho aud yats a. IN There
no flh.c mouse on nv ioI os distance o. - " "
passage, kitchen daes house Office,
whecIwrish shop blacksmith shop besides other email houses
Nov - I5l-t<I WIN :. GeNEs.
X Ga ,NTEVYVpn,II. CON-, of Quarterly Sr.soas
On Tu".day, Soye%ber the s;h, IssS
James shclron in his right committee Of William
shelton, person Of unsOOod "'"d' Plaintiff
William Shelton. minr., John she'On, Elizabeth Wn',on Aon
Harris Franklin Shelton, William ctaw'9fa neEo r ana
children Wharton aad inGna hs WIZ Eshad samuel Cioasn,
and suan III. Wiz. shelton William Samuel Jv,o,
James aud William ,;rulb- John Mtcd
Tjn.s c,ugcs smd Polly his vie sarah rarrar Fleming Parrish
S"d Macy ,s we, Hcnntsh y r"E'ms ano '"a M
aa1 1" anS a -" ",s his ,t" w. ' ~ enda
The defendants, r,anSio Shelton, william Crawford DrLso-
T", or children wharton md fc"a HI, io srm"ci Fafsar
me- md William Grub Elcs Mos. and sussa is VIE los.
Ano,.on Matthew Fauar Rcha, and Jola Fara Flick
scr md sarah hi. wife Ezabe susan Martha IeveniS and
ph,a rarra Eliza A. and Lucy p Leak" Geo
appe,rn. Of the a, they oh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA. dividend nf three dol
lars has bcr declared of the profits since rt
Iune a. when the accepted out Of wicl
,r STATE receives pr share upon the stock, Tia
The holders thereof Will receive only s. .. share.
dividend paid To holders Of old stock, Of three dollar
per share been declared from the contingent fund
]. c. BLAIR, Cashier.
Ian II .C--2W
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Petersburg, Jan. 10, 1919.
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Osce No. 49, South Street, Baltimore

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COIPAN1.
O$ee No. 10, Soalt Street. Baltimore.
C.rI1sL r.rp ~, Two MIt,os' OF Dolt,ns =,
yJNE President and Trustees of this Company rrcivo Mo
L neg on Dcpostr which interest will be alowcd make
Lives Annmitics and Endownenis, and re-
and manas. Trusts Of every description which may be COM
United TO their charge, whether from individuals, corporate be"
dies, courts Of justice.
thereon paid semi annually, quarterly, in conformity WIN Inc
direction Of the the iners, VIII he placed at Tie end
MONTHS the credit of The Trust Fund Tor acci
. I,rE observation-disclosures may effect assurances with
Copany upon lives, the lives n Others, for ore
year. Of yeirs, the whole Of life" The table ol rates
ro,trd far Tins npany are u;,on the most favorable terms,
we'll Offices Navy Amy, ctt2.D.id
be had on application 10 The Company Or Is i=rnis.
enable annniaut enjoy the l1rset income fer any given
A. E.powmgSi-A person who desires provide capital
for ward when he shall n the Of 2iy"nf-
marriage potion Tor daughter, effect through this Com
Ofesrs TRUSTEES # nc COrpary-r Mocaury, EI, II. D.
President Baltimore; john Ducr ESQ., l. L. D. Wee President
Secretary
Charles A. Davis, Samuel wrmore, David aadtn, ANTHONY
Barcklay, t. Srares George ialm,, r g. Teyls Roswell
Flat, John Moss rhilndclpha; James Cox VIM T. Mayhe"
samuel Hoffman, Frederick W Bruno, G. : oidicd, Joseph
Gushing, Fielding I.uCas, IT,, Baltimore
Applications may made personally, or By letter post paid 10
Agents the COMPANY in Virginia. who VIII furnish the
H.uTancrs making other arrangements through Tins
Company Tor the enc:, Of Their an,'lss ." '+'a'S. -
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R"rsrr isUrsso>, Esq., Williamsburg
JoI.. BEccE, Esq. Winchester ,
June II lit
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSES
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from The celebrated
mannafacory OF Nu>ss CL.Ex, New York; elegant and
pan Piano FORBES possessing improvements ana that
decacy of touch and sweetness Of lone" 50 peculiar 10 Their ma
Also of Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise i'll general.
Piano Foes repaired, tuned, let hire and taken in cx
change