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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-25

a Volume IN a Line The Knoxville
ros, says; al the Temperance Cclebra'Ioa
o.. The glorious fourth 7" at Now Market,
tennessee, q little lad appeared in tho pro-
cessIon, bearing flag on which was ia
scnbed the following:
aus Right uhea Daady's Sobcr'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-25
NOTICE,

a II lhose having claims against the estate NJ
n 700 Cannon, decd, arc hereby notIsed to
-. - 'ncn "itain the time prescribed bv IA
,,ics Will be plead in bar Of thej, -
LDH' D. J. CANNON. En-
4ltf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

EeCRSl Ant 10 derd II trust executed by Maurice
Morris I" the subscriber, hearing date the 2lst day
of May led, and duly recorded III the county court Of
Amherst shall procced To sell Tor ready money 10 the
highest bidder at lchss Grocery. Saturday, the Eth
day OF November next. the property conveyed III said
deed, tow, Tract Of Land containing 300. acres, "
ing 90 both sides of Wares Gap road, in the neiehoor
hood o the place Of sale--une SorTel Mare. one Grey
Mare. one Bay Colt, one Steer. one lle,r stock Of
Hogs, aud the said Maurice Mors's interest much
OF the estate of Allison Morris deed as was allotted to
the wlo" f,r life. Acting trustee ! shall only con
ycy such tile vested in me by the deed aforesaid
but believe it 10 be good.
DAVID IlNSIEY, Trustee.
Oct - tl2N
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si2.olO.Otal


Here we have the round snmof sac 900 900 ofdomes
tie products consumed in the State OF AIassachnt,s-
State oi t33 nDO nhabitants--na single year. The i'm
portance OF such home market will appear when we
consider that the average ot entire export from the
ncd States nr the last ten years. exclusive oi the
manufactured articles, amounts TO only $4,000 COO
10 thai the State OF Massachusetts, consumes annually,
Of The products OF other States than half the
mount at our whole foreign export. less the manul,cu
red articles, and the articles thus consumed IN my
State are the product ol every State Of this rnIon.
Maine supplies lumber, wood lime. leather and puia
toes; New Hampshire. wool, butter cheese, beef aud
pork; Vermont. wool, irnn, beet, pork, butter. cheese
and potash Rhode Island lime Connecticut. iron :
New York. -four, wool, leather, butter, cheese and
pfani Now Jersey pfa'n, grass seed aud nut Penn
sylsana. iron coal, WOOL leather aud potash Delaware
gram, Mary land, corn, tobacco and leather; Virginia
cofn flour. tobacco and coal North Carolina tar, pitch
and turmntne; South Carolina, Gcorqn. Alabama and
Mississippi. cotton and rice; ousana. cotton. sugar
and na'lass,s Arhansas, cotton. beet and pork; Itnncs
ste, cotton wool, tobacco aud corn; Kentucky tobacco
WOOL flour and whshey; Missouri, eas and com, lnd
ana flour, corn, won beet and pork Illinois, lead -four
aud pork Michigan -four; Ohio flour, corn, beef
pork. wool and potash This isa specimen Of some of
the leading articles which the different STATES furnish 10
the Massachusetts market. Besides these there arr 9th
aftlccs. which produced by the whole valley OF
the Mississippi such hides, inr, beans, castor oil, naN
seed, &c.
The great IVES, is Immediately connected with New
England and there finds the hcs, market iot bar pro
duets. BY mcans the great lakes, canas and railroads.
Ohm. Michigan and tho upper portion OF the Mississippi
valley communicates with New Engl and and The rapid
~ increasing commerce between New Orleans aud Dos
brings the products of all the Slaes bordering upon
the rpimtothe Boston market whcca vaatamoun
Of them disposed Of. BY returns from Boston, fur
nlshed me ~ FREUD 1t appears that there was brought
into Boston from New Orleans, during nine months
ending June 1872 The following amount Of their great
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
Land for sale.

4 AGAIN offer Tor sale, Tract Of Land, near Loving
4 ston IN Nelson county, containing
Four hundred mud twenty Acrc..
This Land is Of good quality and well tbercd and
capable OF making first rate farm. There is also
<iooG .HiE site
on the land. A. have no other induccmcnt in selling
than to pay my debts, the terms WILDE nmodang
as the accomplishment OF that desirable object will per
nit. Mr.. John Stevens, Jr. is residing the Land.
and will show 1t To any person disposed to purchase and
is fully authorized to contract for the same.
Ifthe above land is sold by the fourth Monday in
August next will then offer Tor sale; public
ton, in front of CHRISTOPHER i. Estes tavern.
}. GARLAND.
July II
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.Ba. E.V&sB.s house,

RIcHMosn, NRGISI,.
VNlf. subscriber having purchased the lease OF Tins
] we'll kuoAn old stand, of Mr.. C. A. Hodges, which
well adapted To the accommodation ct city buardes.
well To gentlemen and ladies' visiting the city, and
particularly To students attending the Medical Col
icgc. 1t is The most convenient u o X ID | y G.
ii O L /. tenders To his friends and the public
his grateful Acknowledgements for the many tav,rs cx
tended to him aud Mrs Hewlett. and would be pleased
To them their sand where they VIII be better
enabled In Accommodate them. Having more spacious
House. the subscriber laltels himself from the long OK
Pericnce he has had IN the business he Will he able To
rive satisacoa as he Is determined use every eNcr
tnn. with the assistance 1T Mrs. II. TO make all who
may call ON them comfortable and happy. Arrange
mcHls will be made to accommodate Members Of the Ic
gislalure. Charges very moderate, to silt the times
NM. llOWLEl"F.
Oct. a 1t
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LAMB FOR SALE.

IN ri RSl ANCE ofa dccretal order Of the circuit
superior court OF law and chanccrN or the county Of
Nelson pronounced IN thecaseo Parishes. Parrish, sc,
ON Monday the 3rd day Of October 1872, the under
signed, Commissioners. will sell 10 the highest bidder,
ON credit ri slN, twelve and eighteen months, on
Friday the 25th day o November neat, the prcmi
scs, IN the county Il Ncls,n. I W q + { Il :
o + l. \ \ d belonging 10 the estate of Samuel
Parrish, deceased, containing aeout
one ~ az IA Il re .fcr
each adjoining each other, and viii be sold together OF
separately may SEEN to be most conducive 10 the III.
cresi ol those concerned sand and Is situated both
sides oil I've River. the Eye River and Blue Ridge
Turnpike road. in Nielsen. aud Immediately at The toll
gate Pens ual srcurl, Will he required OF the purcha
ser and the night to the Land retained until the purchase
noney is paid
COSES PARRISH. C.
ALIEN Il. fI1ZPATRlt X, '''' To-
Oct. y Nv
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.N0fo Of kHfl({S.

EHTI!I. be offered for sale at Buckingham court.
w house. 10 the highest bidder. and two years
credit The second Monday in November next
Chat being court day two tracts Of land lying in the
county ot Buckingham. containing 1000 acres.
near Spears mountain adjoining the lands OF Splci
estate aud the estate OF David Kyle and others, and for
mcry part of the estate OF Joseph C. Meggnson deed
the other tract of 900 Il Odd acres on Wclch :
Creek, adjoining the lands Of Martin Bryant. John
iorsley and others; each tract within four miles OF James
River and well timbered with valuable native growth
OF oak pine and poplar part of each rae, good obac
co land. The sale will positively be made on the day
above named unless prevented by the nclcmency Of the
weather. in that case, on the next tair day. These
lands will be sold in conformity decree Of the Supc
rlor Court OF Law and Chancery held for the county Of
Buckingham at lis last term. in suit in chanccry
wherein Edward b CabelI. Benjamin w. s. Cabcll and
Others heirs and devisoes of Joseph Cabe deceased
plaintiffs. against Charles lancey, admir-. with the will
annexed of Joseph Cabell deceased, defendant
CHARLES IANCEY.
Oct % St
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WIN. JAMES SEHELTON,
AI'TlDlSNEV LAW

~ FFERS his services to practice in the SUI
~ peror and Inferior Courts Of the corporation Of
lynclburg; also, in those. of the counties of Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. All business confded to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
Ills office Is main street, opposite to the grocery of
MI John l1ollins, and door above Col Phepss auc
ton room
Iynchburg, Oct. 81 is
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ElalSMlSo
@ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

is published semi,reek,y fere'y Monday and ihgsday)
ut Feur Dollars per ann,, payable IN adraace No sub
seyp,;on .ci be receredor shorter tame than sir months
oad no paper tH be discontinued (ercep at the discretion
u the Editor,,) until all ayrearages paid.
~. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per
,yurre Tor ss) for the first Insertions and 37A cents for
srsyy subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to note, on his
manuscript ho long he ,rises his advertisement inserted
TN advertisement noted, triH be inserted t its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .7DJ'ERTTSLN1: The terms for
N. privilege Of ro squares $40 for square s25 for
sne sg-,are, inner form, S35
8y. JOB PRINTING; ercerted neatly and erpedaious-
n and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
.V'OT'XCE.

y Ill. creditors of Samuel Branch having claim or
calms embraced in tho first class Of debts, provi
oed Tor IN certain trust deed executed to inc by the
sad Sam Branch, bearing date the 2Sth day of Janua
~ 'o4< and OF record in the Clerks office of Campbell
county are hereby notified and required to furnish me
",n statement of their respective claims by the 25h
dovemoer next. or they may be thereafter forever
,l,oSo;lfon any participation in said decd and all
,ys aueoed to me- as trustee aforesaid, whose notes
mi aue me 10Th of this month"; must come forward
shall put them in the hands of officers for
p n Letters to me will be addressed 70 Oakville
T. " Buckingham county
WILLIAM d. BRANCH,
I'M Trustee Of Samt Branch.
aIvera richmond Wig will please publish the
in tho twice week till the 18th Nov. next
nee tor collection. eN'""' ~ ''
July Ii .o-N
n'aiike for sale "a. this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

Fins. buffalo robcs, &c. $1,000
Rags. iunck, Sc, Tor paper 100000
i.ne, s2,e00 casks 1000
Poi and pearl ashes. 500 tons, 5000
loaacco 9oO hhds, bS,O0O
Rice, 325,Om
Tar, pitch and urentno, l.2o0.UoO
Iron 100000
Sugar and Molasses. AZ 600
Slaves. casks boxes. Sc. 5000
Domestic spirits aud beer, 100000
Feathers. hair and hrsllcs, lS5.0O
Oysters, venlson, sahd. sweet potatoes. sum
ncr fruits. such peaches, melons. Sc. 100000
Hay, grass seed IA seed. flax. linsred oil,
castor oil heans, bees wax. allow. ONIONS,
nuts, $4,000
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CRISIS .S.fIs'.sEyEL,
Valuable Real Estate aOr sale.

DY VIRTUE Of deed Of lrus, executed to the
ID subscribers by Robert llorsley, bearing date
the 2lst day of November. 1888 and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Nes, county COURT to secure a
debt therein mentioned to Frederick Cabll shall ON
"Wednesday. the ltih day Of November next. at the
Mill of Alexander Mnndy, in the county Of Amherst.
proceed 10 sell, at auction. for cash, the following
LANDS: One tract containing about
:s;J3 ~ ACRES,
lying in Nelson county. the bought BY said Ro
Horsley OF jeremiah llyon; Tract in the
~, containing about 2lO .scres adjoining the above.
bought OF ycs heirs; tract in the county.
tanning 100 Acres. more or less bought of the heirs
Of IienIy Drunmond, and on which the widow of said
IIorsey resides: Tract containing, about $50 Acres
in the county. adj inng the last named tract aud
bought OF John lager; Tract in the county.
tanning about G2 Acres, bought Of Jesse Cunning
ham: Tract III the same county nainng about lej
acres bought Of Samuel Arlington two Tracts in the
county, containing 81 acres. the other about
2l0 acres, bought of Howard * Helm; two tracts
OF land in the county bought of f. Nj. Cab
ell and Alexander Alundy, trustees for john Hershey;
one containing abu 10 acres once owned by RI. Gun
ningham; the other about 73 Acres. sold by Howard
&liem to John llorsey. Also, the Tract or Tracts
OF Land, sold by +. NJ. Cabe < Alexander Mrnly,
trustees for John lorsley. 10 the said Robert llorsey
and upon which said obcrl lIoslcy gave trust deed
secure the said T. Nj. Cabell s A. Mundy trustees i1r
John iorsley. The named in said decd are three
Islands. IN the 'nny Of Nelson, in James River, one
"e" Dig iNa III. ana me ulHtT cdlfi
spear l>and, and the tract OF Land in Buchnnla
county, Containing about
32s Acres;
Aso. Lumber House the mouth Of Bent Creek about
70 tce' square, much thereof will satisfy the bal
ance due upon the debnaned in said deed Of trust made
by said Robert llorslry, during II life time. u.s. to
secure tle debt therein mentioned Frederick Cahel
from any the sale should be effected the
day above named. it will be continued from day day
'i sufliclcncy is sold to pay the balance due said
debt.
Acting as Trustees. will convey only such title TO
said property vested in by the deed Of trust.
+. NJ CABELL.
ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Oct 81 tlGN
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Oct. 9
TO FAR va FRS.

FhNIIE subscriber has rented for the present year the
a AMHERST MILLS, situated Immediately on
the bank of the Canal-and isnow prepared to receive
and grind Wheat for toll. Ills terms tenth he
will give barrel of superiine Flour. Richmond inspcc
tion for five bushels of whca-Or if any persons wish
to ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward it with all possible despatch. at such price as
cannot fail to please refer to Jas. j. Lampkn. .Jno
NJ. Williams. David w. Burton. Es1rs.. Col Lang
horne and Gen. Rodes. JAS. SUI'PIiIN.
Amherst August 4, lS42 Is
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FOR RENT.

.A, TIE HOUSE on Main street. just above Plan
E;;;1 tcrs Warehouse. lately occupied by Col F.. A.
JILL Cabell Possession given the first day Of Do
ccmber next. JNO, EARLY.
Oct. 81 Is
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and all necessary ouhouses. II the above farm is not
rented before the 9TH November next it will ON thai,
day be offered for rcut the premises, 10 the highest
bidder. Possession will be given ON the LIST November.
II rented previous to that time. For terms apply to
ID. |. WARWICK.
Oct % U5N
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WE are receiving and opening a new supply Of
w BOOKS, STATIONARY, Ac.,

~ l. are receiving and opening new supply al
w BOOKS, STATIONARY, Ac.,
10 which we invite the attention u those Wishing 10 pur
chase Among the books may be found the following;
(ooey's American in Egypt.
Griswohi's Poets aud Poetry Of America.
Wilson's Miseellanies.
Gu2ots History OF Civilization.
Lectures ON the History of Christianity.
Bucks Religious Anecdotes.
kmmmacher's Parallels,
Davies Sermons
Ihers French Revolution. new edition.
Banrroii's lnitcd States ; vols.
Ranke's History of the Popos.
Irvine's Works. ; vols. : va,
Hannah Moore, Works | wi,
Life of Doe Fisk.
F.dgenorth's Works, 10 vols.
Shcrwood's Is vols,
Cooper's Navels aud Tales,
IlarpeI's Family Library.
- Classical Library.
Harry Iorrequer,
Charles OMall,y Sc, Sc.
A good supply of Cap, Letter and Note Paper; Re
cord Books. Iedqors Journals aud Day Books Memo
randum Books 81 almost every variety; Paper llangngs
and l1odcriag Musical Instruments Gard Cases Pen
ellis Mathematical Instruments, lnkun lnk Powder Sc.
PAYNE, GREGORY 4 Co.
Sept 20 Is
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r. or DO Negroes.

consisting of men, women. boys aud girls; the crop Of
Corn. Fodder aud Shucks. Hay, Oats and Wheat
Straw uI head Of Horses. Barouchc and Harness
one Wagon and Gear. Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture aud the crop Of tobacco unless previously sold.
The Negroes said To be likely aud worthy the at
tentlon otPcrsons wishing TO purchase aud will be sold
Tor cash. or bonds we'll secured carving interest from
date, payable, s Of jane neat; the balance Of the prop
cry viii be sold credit until the Isl April next the
purchasers giving bonds with approved security. cary ing
interest from the date fer all sums OF five dollars and
upwards for all under five dollars the cash will
be relired
Acting as Trustees, we will convey such little as is
vested in us by said deed, and none other.
SAM'L. NOWllN, ,r
C.. l.. MOSBI. 'i"s'oS'
Oct. - tlN
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~ Farm Fer Rent,

fENiE FARM belonging to the Estate of Robert NJ.
Warwick, dcaccascd This Farm is situated in the
county OF Amherst. about mile from Lynclburg. il
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3)olfttrHl.

SPEECH or MR.. HUDSON or MASS. IN
COMMITTEE or TIiE UIfOLE. on TIE
TARIFF BILLS, DELIJERED JtLT :.
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,ShC,.sH'S Safe.

W. f will sell, for cash. at Buckingham Courthouse.
w On the second Monday in November next
Chat being ceut day) about 100 LIKELY NE
GROES, for the purpose OF satisfying executions
Persons Iosidinn a distance. who wish purchase
groes earnestly requested to attend the sale, which
will continue IRON day to day till completed.
CHARLES J.. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM Nj. MDSFLEY.
Dcppiiesfor Reuben b. Patteson. s. b. c. -.
RurEf>GHiM. Oct. IL I'm
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Valuable Tract OF Land,


For safe at .1Hcfion.
DNllE subscriber, wishing to dispose of his valuable
L TnAcT OF LAND in Campbell county, will olel
the same publicly. 10 the highest bidder the prem
ises, on Thursday the 10Th oi the present month"; (Oc-
n6SNA tober) This valuable ,ssxxn
TR 4 . C n or sl,,d h,i'ND 9
@ and 600 .fCHES,
considerable portion of which is Falling River Low
Grounds, aud is well adapted 10 the production OF To
bacco. Wheat and orn. 1t is also well tinhered about
reeiourhs OF II being in woods On this tract are two
Air. Dsrciiins Houses, Ia ia
aud all necessary out houscs. more particular de
scrpon Of the above valuable Tract nt Land is deemed
Unnecessary it is presumed that persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing will FIST view i, Tor Themselves aud it will
Re cheertnly shown 10 all SUCH by the subscriber rest
ling the premises Persons in wan, of good Land in
this section Of country are invited To attend the sale.
Terms ii sale will be accommodating-sav one third
ash, and the remainder in equal annual nsalmonts
JOHN PETlC REV.
Oct. d 700
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Yb'NSs Safe.

TJ'WSf SGfFP.
~ virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 the subsori
I'D Der by Peter Fitzpatrick and WIFE, on the 22d day
OF May, siO, and duly OF record in the county court
of Campbell, shall. IN Friday the III day Of No
vember next, at the dwelling house OF SAID Peter Fz
patrick in the county OF Campbell sell by way Of public
auction to the highest bidder, the following property
wit:
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I:fkF.f2eEE X.E.VD
FOR SALE

VIII ~ rs III AsGsN ~
FOR SALE
n consequence of filling TO sell my land IN Patrick
county. | will sell. on Tuesday, the 10Th Nov. next
the highest bidder the premises. the TRACT
OF LAND purchased Of Capt Thomas A. Cobbs,
lying in Campbell q Seneca creek, five miles from
sm42pn. Campbell c. h. and about fifteen asS3sM
from, from. ' ;,,o,,;; ,,"' a@~.ss ~
A~ about one hundred of which sA
cleared aud well adapted TO the growth OF Wheat Corn
Oats and Grass there being about hundred acres Of
VI T. Il ID o " l. Il " d,
portion of which is in grass More than half of
the land to clear is first rate Tobacco Land, and is
well mbered. On tins tract is good
GEFSTS' S.fIs'
a largo Barn with good Tbrcahius Machine attached.
aud all other necessary Improvements which comfort
able. Any person wishing to purchase. will do well 10
view the land before the day Of sale. Should this land
not be sold the day appointed. it will that day be
rented for the next year. Terms liberal, aud mad,
known the day oi sale.
GEORGE PANN;Ll.
Oct. 81 tljN
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HE great w t'ot Is immediately connected with New
England, aud there finds the hosi market i0t hr pro
duets BY means ol,he great lakes. canals and railroads.
Ohio Michigan and the upper portion OF the Mississippi
valley. communicate with New Engl and; aud The rapid
~ increasing commerce between New Orleans aud Dos
ton brings the products OF all the Smes bordering upon
the Mississippi the Boston market whcrcu amount
Of them disposed Of. BY returns from Boston, fur
nshed me ;, FREUD, appears that there brought
into Boston from New OIleaus, during nine months
ending June 1872, The following amount Of their great
staples:
Cotton, 40, 53l bales
Flour, b1 ,G3l bbls.
Pork, 53,ilA bills.
Lard, ~ 500 kegs.
Corn, $3.50 bush
Lead, SO,Oi6 pips
Beef $40 bills.
Bacon, 1901 hhds.
Tobacco, 100 "
hshty, ,igD bills
The commerce between Boston and New Orleans is
increasing. II appears by the Boston papers that there
were several arrivals rom New Orleans IN that city
the 18th Of April last, bringing into Boston in single
day, the following among oha article, from the West
Cotton. 22.1J6 bales
Flour s63 bbla
Lard Al 10 keys
Lead. 2,GiS pigs
Com, AIS sacks
Beans, 81 bills
Hams, IS hids
Tobacco, 2DJ
Hides 5000
w h'Sh'y, ~ >bls
Jaow, hlns.
Molassses, a. hbls.
.aiI skins' ~ bales
,,'ef Shina -
rnfs' 81
Beef, 80 bbls
Sugar 90 bhds
FhXsccd. So bbls.
Pg iron. sS tons.
Sausage skins, II bbls
Cas,9, vi, 80
I.f' pigs 'f' ~ oai's
lover 9eco' oo'H
, '"'''y ia'""e'' ~ pieces
Every woeS p'"n's w WV, ~, more u less o' snn''
ca'e'es ''o'' We" o'"""s "o boston papers 'o'e"
20 ,'''' ''o'e ''o Wv u sup ''o" '"a po''
WI" !. .''s'' '"''s o'"N' '''''s'0' -oo,
lotion lotion -. "a, oa's'
1 ,' <,1at sas"s'
'"'' s 1n' oo's'
' . ,'o1'u '
Eau, ,.'ao' - ,c PSs'
'oo'o'"' ~, ""us'
,' Sr,,
,"E' % oos'
nc''' ~,
80. '''"'P' -, 'a'e''
".s' Wv ',p'"y ''''o"'"," ~ -''9'''""
', ''o's" e"''o VI w." ''o 's"fl""' I'o SUM-
sent 10 ,'f n'fnoo''ne H,a'os' ana besides ms com
"uns'o'' p''",e" uo !" oS' '',o re" f.S'"'u, '''
mhns Oh 'e railroad between Boston aud Albany brings
e la''l Guy Mi" "" " WE'VE houis o' Tue mouth
o' 'ne "'," N'e,i" ''na' WIG" oo'hhuh,ce'es WIN
o h''n' '"N's ""'s" '',s onu"'i, anu ny la,h''s
% ,'', n'"ui'y ''' o'' '',e P,oo1o'S ~ we ",e
WIZ ",'n ''c' way ''',o l''" '.'e,'n"' u "" "''hS
nee ha" al ac'ou, VI al aINnl IN poson' by fal
road oil 9noni} % 'oui some elgh OF zen Gays ron
~ 'os'i" - sc.g "eSe 'ic'S snow a'c ,,,ll''1
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Oct. -
E'FEss. s.e'N Es...y'6'E,.

FfKE B.s$ R.g.vfE.
OFFICE H. FIhE .IND .MiR. LNS. coz
RicnMoNp. 2Olh Sept. ls42.
'9NlIF Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Compan,
L Capital 100000, Home lnsliuon-O file,
III 18th street, uader the Exchangc Hotel.
DIRECTORS.
A. PLE,sAHTs. President; Wa. DABNEy.
FLEMING JAMES. ID. NJ. BRANCH.
5. l. CRcMp, }. r.. WApswogrn
JrpAH MYERS. II. l.. kENr,
JAMES {. CRANE, X. {. NoEruAM,
JHo. TnoMrsoS, JNo. \. Coupon,
HENRY LupLAM. }. J. FGY.
WV. H. IlrBraRp,
Insure against loss damage by FIRE on Buildings.
Merchandise, Furniture Sc &c. on favorable terms.
well against Marine haza rds on both Foreign and DO
mcstlc voyages. The pnprcly ofptolecng ones pro
perry against the rasagcs OF Ire and Tie seas,
rsi that it needs but ittlc continent. The fact tha
man is insured should properly Gas ii do,s) add TO his
credit-t secures ease aud cUmposure o mind-and en-
abes him. IN 81 ltss to his property. These
are benefits \. the highest moment, and amply conpen-
safe for the comparatively small amount expended in
premiums. 1t is surely then. wise that all who have
property risk should protect themselves by insurance
and this, like all other business, should he done Al
HOME when it be thus done satisfactorily. APP
plicaiions made to the undersigned will be promptly
tended to. TIiOS Nj. ALFRlEND, Sec'ry.
Oct. 10 IN