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FURTHER FROM CHINA.

-Four thousand Lires lost Jv an Earthquake.
Information Of worse calamity than the loss
of fourteen hundred or two thousand lives " FIRE
has reached us from China.
We hear Of great earthquake in Tie province
OF flonan. Accounts had been received al Can
ton of great earthquake, which had demolished
about len MonsGad houses, AID ki2r: HprnyGs al
far thousand Of tic inhabitants Tionan is silu-
aled aboa lie centre Of China. We have infor-
nation Ct this fact, without any explanation or
detail whatever.
The ravages by fire prove 10 be worse than
was apprehended at frsl The lives lost, il was
thought, would number two thousand, and per-
haps evea more.-tN. T. EssresS
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asfeDnsoe,u asosgee5ree~

Francis Warrs Esq; Her RriIannM S ,,s ID
We ConS.I arrived here Yesterday in The steam
er o>ccoIa. from Washington. Mr. WaI'ns
ha, been officially recognized by the prcs l,
as'Consul Of her Bri,annc Majesty Tor nc cd"
OF Virgins, . reside al Norfolk. 49,,
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OnscxHE observation-disclosures one thousand
cigar, snuff and tobacco boxes, imported rom
France ard seized By The Collector OF y. lofk,
on account OF containing obscene paintings were
burnt on Friday, BY Mr.. Rapelze, Deputy MAI I,
shall, according 10 law, which requires una. AZ,
>uch things, when discovered, shai! pe stlHu aI..
dpSrricf on
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Correspondence OF The Washington Union
CONVENTION Halt,

Austin. Republic OF Texas, July s, 1915.
Dear Sir--l; affords me very great pleasure 10
transmit 10 you tie enclosed copy CT resolution
unanimously adopted BY The contention OF The
people Of Texas. now in session. The stand Ia
ken by you, on THIS great question, has brought
il TO speedy isrrnnatint, secured 10 you The
lasting gratitude Of The people OF Texas, and will
enli,le you 10 occupy a bright page int The history
OF transaction deeply Involving the interests oil
the two countries, aud vitality affecting The cause
Of republican governments.
have the honor 10 be, with the highest respect,
your exccllencys o5cdient servant.
THO. J.RESk,
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Immediately teiore each lecture, Inc >laf..
arc subjected TO full and rigid examination :.
the preceding lecture, or on portions Of arm.
text books, II is apparent that he plan i ys'..
Inc outlines have been briefly stated j ore DIX.
allows the student 10 commence as well '.'.'
p!eie hrs medical studies in the Institution an, -.
sens happy combination Of the aclyanlao.ll !,
the system OF instruction, By pirate rurllase -
hi OF public lectures. 'i'"9' al
An? person OF approve! moral coriuc, ~.
offer a. candidate, and receive tie G.crre,1 y
~, without reference 10 the time lie has boon -
gagged IN The study Of medicine, or ot ioinis -,
school, provided he undcrgoc>. in sati~ta5,. :
mamie, manner, The vaiions examinations prescribe; T.
tAe cnactmenls. The Professors are:
Rohcit +. Rogers. NJ d., Professor Of Che.
sIIT:, Pharmacy, and Maieria aledics =
henry Howard, NJ. D., Profess: OF pa.boloe,
ana Practice OF Medicine, Obstetrics, ard Me-.
ca jurisprudence. ' - =
pt Jams L. cabell, NJ. d., Professor Of Ana.ey
, John Stage Davis, N. D, Demonstrate +
ANATOMY. WILLIS II. WOODLEY, Pro,
July ls-2awtOc,l., ~ '''.'''
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University Of Virginia.

TIME Sessions OF this Institution annually
i commence On The frs, day of October, and
terminate on the 2o,h June following.
The Schools Of The University, with their re-
spectiye Pfoilssois, are:
/. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
>. Modern Languages, . Schelc.
3. Mathematics, Conitenay.
4. NaIu:al Philosophy '" b. Rogers.
: Civil Engineering subjects OF which are
divided between the Professors OF Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
6. Chemistry, Professor Il. +. heseis'
T. Medicine, io"d!u.
S. Anatomy & Surgery, q Cabell:
n Law J. B. Minor
Q, Mora Philosophy, /" McGutey.
In both schools OF Languages are also taught
Ancient and Modern History, and the Literature
Of the respective languages.
In the School Of Mathematics is included mix
ed Mathematics.
In that of Natural Philosophy, Mineralosy and
Geology.
In that OF Moral Philosophy, Bellies Leiires Lo-
sic and Political Economy.
IN that OF Law, beside, Municipal Law in all
its branches, the Law ol Nature and Nations, the
science OF Government and Constitutional Law.
To be admitted into this Institution, the appi-
cant must be sixteen years of age: but the Facul-
" may dispense with his requsilion in favor Of
onr whose brother is a student.
Every student is free 10 attend the schools Of
his choice; bit il he be under lwenty-one years
Of age he shall attend al least three, unless au-
thorised by his parent or guardian in writing, or
BIZ the Faculty, ior cool cause, 10 attend less
number
All students under t%enty-One years oil age are
required 10 board within The precincts, and 10 de-
post their funds with the Patron.
The enactments formerly requiring students 10
wear prescribed uniform, and 10 pay , per cent.
commission on their deposits have been repealed.
Religious services ale regularly performed at
the University b. Chaplain, who is appointed
in turn from the four principal denominations OF
the Stale; and bya resolution OF the Faculty. mi
nisterS OF the Gospel may attend any Of the schools
without The payment OF fees 10 the Professors
The same privilege is extended 10 Young men
who are preparing for the ministry upon their
presenting 10 the Faculty satisfactory evidence oil
decided merit.
The expenses Of the season Of nine months are
as follows:
Board lod siny and attendance, 500
Rent ul Dormilory SIG; tor hall, if occupied
by two, ;
Use OF Public Rooms, Is
Fuel aud candles estimated al 20
Fees. if only one Professor he attended $50
il two, 10 each Professor 30 il more than
TWO, 10 each 20; say, 10
Total exclusive OF clothes, books and pocket
monry. S2lS
The allowance or clothes is limited 10 $780,
ard OF pu1ke! money 10 S43.
The usual average amount expended by resi-
dent students is found, from the Patrons books
10 ansc about $3.50: which sum is believed 10 be (
amply sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
Proctor and Patron, University Of Va.
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&c be ted by ;hc i.s.7crial Government Are
the unnecessary fees for The invoices and bills OF
lading, &c, authorized 10 be c1aclcd BY The Bfaz-
liam consul, or vice consuls3 II rot, The untsr-
si s bess hat Your Excclleaey will cause tic
consuis and vice consuls Of Brazil I" be instruct
Cd accordingly. And il these lees are auinei-
lied, the undersigned submits 10 your Exctlien-
cy that lie policy Of Brazil is too purely, COM
mercia! 10 allow OF any unnecessary obstruc'
tiers TO- ana useless burtcns upon, her commerce
especially with the United States. That these
unnecessary fees tend only 10 increase The pIohls
OF consulS, al The expense and yeXalion Of trade,
against the true national policy Of Brazil.
With renewed assurances, &c,
HENRY a. WISE.
To his E1cellency,
a.rcx,o p,,,tro S,npo Dr hBRYr
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500 Reward

w ILL be paid for the delivery Of CES.
w who ran away on the 18th instant. u
) feet inches in height. q years OLD, black
good teeth, and has a pleasing look wb,u =
10. The above reward will be paid II der
al Bets & Edmondsun's Jail, in Richmond
confined in ans jail 50 VIC set him lir RI
in company with mulano man NAMED j.
- years cd, Thin visage, and stands 'eci9 /.
es in height. Caesar was brought tIom J@ce
y. c., and sold by Sprarly HON.
BELTS & EDMONDSC'
Aug. 30-c'f
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NOTICE
4 SITUATION rs a Teacher is wanted by young
n lady, who has Taught Scrou for several years and
has testimonials cf high moFa character and abIily 10
impart a thorough knowledge In all ' branches "'
scld English Educatinn together with Drawing ana
paiutina Communications addressed Ia a Il, HoS
asI Richmond Virginia. will be promptly attended TO-
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ANTl-RESr TRlAIs.-The Hudson currespon-
dent OF the n. Y Herald gives The following intel
ligence in regard 10 The trial Of Dr. Boushton, or
"Big Thunder" The general opinion seemed
TO be, that he would be convicted:
"The District Attorney, Theodore Miller has
used all the endeavors possible TO obtain The evil
dence that will convict The prisoner, and success
will crown them; for when those men that ha ye
been delu!cd and have hecn deluded SO far 10
dress in disguise and assist the prisoner in his
lawless deeds, come forward and testify 10 such
startling facts as some oi,hem have, and others will
follow, i! can but convince every honest man lha;
DR.. Boughton is guilty, and the jury will convict
him. On The examination ofore TraveI, he admit
ted he had been n Indian; was present atthe meet
ing when young Riienbursh was shot; saw Doctor
Boughton go into the room in citizens dress, and
afterwards come out in disguise and take the
command in The name Of Big Thunder; and
swears that Doctor BouShton is one ana tie
same observation-disclosures him well. Can such
evidence as that go by disreearded by The jury
Not will not They will convict him sure
and silence The an,i-Reni question in this county
The counsel for Big Thunder feels tie veish,,hey
have about their necks. The District Attorney
will do his duty, and that ciieciuaily-will have
Big Thunder convicted. and that a his've!y trial
in spite Of all the threats tha, are thrown out
He is but Going his duiy-a duty he owes 10 his
State and her laws; and should snch men rs the
counsel for Big Thunder-men that know right
from wrong-sei such examples Nc--I hope
for The sake 0! deccncy they will keep lem 10
themselves The evidence on the parl of The
prosecution Will probably close on Tuesday and
you may see the end OF This trial some time AFTER
mex, week
AHrr-REST TaraLs.-Afier Two weeks and
halt OF arduons labor in tie examination II per-
sons competent 10 serve as jurors, lbcy have al
las, obtained panel 10 try D.. Boueklcn. They
arc al substantial mechanics and farmers
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EXTRACT from M Rt~rs Of tie Committee Of Fl

EXTRACT from Nt Rcpori ~ the Committee Of Fi-
nancc 10 the B01rdo f JiNierS, Julv, lSi5.
"Thc committee, on the general subec, OF the
finances OF the University, have had anxiously
under their consideration the enquiry, whether
any, and what, retrenchmens could he made in
the expenses Of students. And as preliminary 10
Ibis, they have Obtained from the Proctor and Pa
iron statement from his books, showing the act"-
nj ,rpndi,nye OF each Of the resident graduates
OF the present session. From this number they
have selected SIX comprising one OF the hishes;
and one OF the lowest grade Of expenditure, with
four others exhibiting fair general average, and
have car>e the subject OF expenditure 10 be
shown in detail.
The expenses Of the residue OF the graduates
of tie present session. are shown By an average,
designating them By their respective schools.
"The statement referred 10 is exhibited with this
report.
"The aggregate OF expense 10 each student.
thus practically stated, The committee cannot be-
licye vii! be deemed extravagant; nor do they
see where any rational reduction can b. made
Still, from desire 10 prune dowr The expenses 10
the lowest scale consistent with the welfare 0! the
institutions; and believing that il may be done as
far as nov indicated, they recommend that The
price Of board be reduced 10 one hundred dollars
lor Tie session. and that the commissions on de-
posiles OF the students be limited 10 sums deposit
ei Tor paymen' Of board and Professors fees, and
that said commissions he no longer charged ~
The students, but deducted from the sums SO depo-
sled"
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DEATHS.

Died At The residence Of Capt Joseph roiaru NM
Queen county, on Friday night The ion !uV, In, o,
.yEsBy JusE- of Gloucester count! IN the ',ln !ea
hIs age Colonel Jones' had been Tor seVeia' '"",,'
confined TO the bed of affection caused by useasc an
81 "purpurn v hicb he bore with Christians ofu
,udr-nnt once uiierin. q word OF complaint against
,r hand Of Providence He had recovered so iaf as 70
n, able 10 ridr in his carriage, and his ply, idns au'i'ea
him 10 travel in the upper country ne slateu "
40 hui he lad gotten farther than the place oi ms
death i.n he again thrown upon the he'd u was
soon ,ccrvrd that The disease was gaining zap snes
mn !, ms weak and exhausted frame An eminent phy-
.ir,.u was called To his aid but lie STU e"ntiEird To
.tns 4 messenger de- ,aitled u gloucester io'
his,rlv daiirh HER but when she arrvci HE destroyer
had dnne his work, and M was denied the pleasure W
once more be- hnhg HI "n y, MS DARING nLhehfi, anu
.,r va, denied the tI'rgr nf receiving brsshs from
h,roy,ur parent. iir brrahrh his last 4 lew minutes
h:,re IN arrived Col. Jcn's had been Tor many years
consistent me- nkcr nf the Episcopal tlurch IN nus
dea,h his family nrinhburlru AMI church nave mel an
irrp3Iahr loss Iii. remains were carried to 6oursf,
ard inferred at Mailarld his place OF residence, III me
FAM iury croihd ia,
from their aho:s For this end was spent The HE Of
Col Cgtesby Jones.
Died on Saturday. the 30,h August, EHIlr FLETCHER,
infant daughter of George and Arena L. keesrc, heru
year and 81 days
Sweet bahe thou ART gone To the cherubim's home,
Where sorrow and pain cannot reacn ther;
With flowers thy pathway was stre~ed 10 me toihp,
And Angels, glad, fastened TO greet
Then weep moi for the babe lis SUMMERS were sweet.
lts dreams Wee as placid As even
la The ralmness fpufty, II awakened TO meet
Our Sayiour-l'5 guardian IN hra:tn.
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OBITUARY.


The custom Of communicating IN Obituary notices
Tie characters Of The exemplary and ,iitucu ihey
shall have terminated lfir existence, and The HIGHT oil
Their example while living shall have bern rNIinsnl' he'd
in The puin and dreaEess "f the tomb, Il no hoib he
r,irla To- society II is equally true, that tai. practice
t.nurli paisewurhy has been abused by the pattiamy
Of warm and generous friendship, which Is APT I" o'r'
look The faults and magnify the virtues, OF the Loved
and last. Though ihi- may sometimes occur !.i we
should not on that account br deferred nom ay ihe ir
fore The yong espec dlly The characters oil those Whose
race has been nm and wlcsr closing llie 10y reason "i
tc rimcs which adorned III progress throws back from
the grave the mild lgh; ci lis example, aiI pruo,ts II
SET Tor the pattern at those who world wish 10 live lo
norrd resi- ctrd. aud die hippy These reflections
airs. from plating he character OF Col GALLEY
Jr>L- of TIE comfy ri Gloucester Virginia. who de
parted tI,.s life !e!h NJ July last. al Oahv, The ~
sdtI1e oil Captain Joseph Pollard IN King and Queen.
The writer uf 'hi- poor tribute Ia his memory does
moi attempt his character. but simply Ia deii
vrI the testimony al 10 knew him well IN al The
relations of life. He lar Sen HIM Iii his family dis
char2ln. the dulles of husband Ia her and ma
ter lie has experienced The delight of his glowing
ship end lr las Know I'M in the character Of
Chris and citizen. lie ran testify In the cnnSrrh-
iioi,Irss III! which lie discharged every ints which
t-yUvrL upon him, the niOst mlnnic--io Tie d,-
interested and unrhansins r!tnfshii'-.o The warm
glow .n aud ove, ing affection hiCh hr ever mani
tested These bright and lovely characteristics at his ma
furr rendered brighter AID more i"vrly ST. p! ln
deep SINCERE and Irrvd plrty lie was Christian, and
Christian uf ordinary character, aud seemed MS
d. cht IL entca,LI Ia enforce The truths and re-
qnir,merts Of Christianity On all around hini =
With Inn The itGhsiiiuns 81 Ch,i-tanl! were the
highest authority "r every duty. In all MS trans
his rllnv men, he prompt and stfict-
" it nest hs r,li.rn, the calls ot h.. county
cnrcrfully responded 10 by him. whether in e.
wi military capacity. He served her faithfully, Is
soldier during f- last His race l. rum his CAREER
cath is finished His last hours were illnuned by
the light uf divine rrh ard the blessings Of tlir widow
aud The orphan, which had attended him through r,
were poured upon his dying head lie yielded mp his
~pirt his f;vd, Resin: The atonrnent Il his frci
ed savior Tor .aivallon aud leaving viros aud holy
life the imitation nf his Surviving relatives ahi
friends May they BE- ed by H. beauty and excel
Icnteio Tie imitation, aud reap the reward hch he IL
n" d" enjoying beyond hi. vale Of tears aud sor.
row ANXIOUS FAMILI ARTS.
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TX. Brasiian Munster 10 Mr.. HiM.
TRANSLATION
Rim ms JlSEIRo

TRANSLATION
Rio De JANEIRo,
Dept Foreign Affairs, July 10, lsl3)
The undersigned, of the council OF his MaJrs'y
the Emperor &C., has The honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of the note of Mr.. Henry a. "ise,
&c. &c.
The undersigned has 10 communicate 10 Mr..
Henry A. Wise, in answer 10 his abore-men-
toned note, that in The custom houses oil the en-
prc are only required, authenticated By our con-
snl>. lie maEiic>s Of The cargo of vessels or me
declarations Of coming in ballast. These papers,
Tie roll u eqnipase, and The bill Of health, are
those winch Ought 10 come certified hy The SAID
consular ;.eat2, charging for them the emou-
mems marked in the respective tariff.
The undersigned has The pleasure 10 Inform
Mr. Wise that The imperial government has is
sued The necessary orders, that The irresnlaIl'y
mentioned il the note referred 10 may not be re-
pcaiej.
The undersigned rreraies, &c.
ANTONIO PAULINO SlMPO DE ABREt.
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Emitted states FTo!eI.

PENNSYLVANIA AVkAI T. s.ts
DETWEEN Third and foLr-a, ,.,.. q
Is u(or he Railroad Depot. lpasfthg,p" :.
TYLER & BlIsh' f''
BOARD. per day,
Sept. l6-c4T
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REILLY. |
WHlTE SULPHUR SPRINGs,
GreeubIier County, (Va.,)3
A ,,rrxt Np rDsg

Y 4
August %, 1915
Dear Sir:-Your letter of The 9Th July, trans
milting me a copy Of certain resolutions unani-
mously adopted by the convention OF the pco-
pie OF Texas, expressive Of their approval OF
my agency, while in the discharge OF the du-
lies OF The Chief Executive office Of he United
States, in restoring Texas 10 the bosom o. The
Republican family, reached me al this place two
DAYS $50, and calls for my rromr, ard warmest
Acknowledgements Aciua;cd in originating he
question Of annexation, By the single desire
Of advancing The cause Of public litcity, am
how rendered most happy in the consummation
u that great work, ana hail il IS the advent Of
an auspic;ups era in the history Of The world A
people who have nobly won, and as CALAMITY, for
a Series Of years main;aincd their independence,
have, OF hsir own free will, resolved 10 throw off
their separate existence and 10 enter into raler-
nal relations with other States associated toge-
Their under wise, and, trust, an indssoluhle
Union The &C, IS worthy OF The age in which
we live, and will prove, doubt not The precursor
Of countless blessings 10 the two countries. To
have my name stamped ntclihly on the face Of
this transaction, d. ii is by Tic resolution Of the
people Of Texas assembled in convention i. well
calculated &c fill 10 Overlooking The measure of
my ambition.
eanno, torbear to endorse The resolution OF The
convention, having reference 10 the members Of
nv Cabinet, in Tie incipiency and prosecution OF
the measure of annexation, and to testify 10 their
zeal and uEshrinking efforts in lis attainment
two Of them have not been permitted 10 live 10
witness consummation which they had so much
at hcarg bn, their posicri,y will have cause 10 he
proud Of the jusi estimate placed on their services
BY the people Of Texas.
Be pleased, my dear Sir, 70 make known 10 the
people OF Texas, and their Representatives in
Convention, my ardent prayers for their prosne-
riiy and happiness, and accept for yourscli.ic a.
surancss OF my high regard.
JOHN TYLER.
Hon TOO D.
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OUR MINISTER TO BRAZIL.

When, last Spring, The Enquirer announced
i, as probable hat the President would not recall
MIR. Wise, the Wing press, one ard all, charged
the motive TO be 10 make political capital in The
Accomac District for our friend Bayly-and be-
cause The Executive does moi now remove Mi
mister who, in his honest and efficient cndcavors 10
arrest the infamous slave trade, will confer honor
upon his country and gain renown for himselG
these same Wing presses with gum-clastic rea-
soning powers, impue the action Of the Govern
men, 10 the base motive of fear. We rc-publi>hed
from the Baltimore American, on Wednesday
last, an interesting euer IRON Rio which does
justice 10 the diplomatic career Of Mr Wise and
represents him as the friend and favore Of all
Americans who have visited that city.
To show The valuable services OF Mr.. Wise
and III. wisdom OF retaining him in mis- ros we
publish correspondence between Mr.. Wise and
The Brazilian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, on a
suhjcc, Of inercs. 10 our merchants. 1t will be
seen that, by his energy, courtesy and skill, he
has gained point of some consequence 10 The
important trade 10 Rio. Should The President
remove % valuable Minister, merely 10 justify
his consistency or 10 prove that he is 10, afraid
OF personal consequence, as The Wings argue
The country will properly appreciate the mo-
tives OF the President:
Mr. Ui:e 10 the B7e:dica 1FrisieT Of Foreign
Affairs.
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES,
lure Is. 1915.
The undersigned, &c, has 10 infom MS Excel
lcncy Sr thai he has received from Maxwell
Wright < Co. letter of The llih inst OF which
The enclosed is copy. His EScellency will per-
ccivc, that Ibis firm Of merchants state, fer exam
pie, The bill Of charges Of The Brazilian vice con-
sui al Richmond for barGue Of Pei American
tons equal 10 go Brazilian tons, 10 have been as
follows:
TO manifest SIG 90 or abou, $4,000 rcas.
To bill Of health, 3 90 CH0o0 reas.
To list oil crew, 30 "iOo0 reas.
20 so 4la000 reas
That the abovc-,wo manfcsts Of cargo, roll Of
eQuipase, and bill of health-are The only docu-
mems required By the authorities OF Brazil
These, they admit. il is necessary 10 have au-
thentcated by Brazilian consul; but they say
the Brazilian consus refuse 10 authenticate these
unless they arc paid also for auihenicalng, al
The same time, The invoices and bills of ladng,
&c. That The authenlicatun OF the latter is I'M
necessary, as they 60 only into the hands OF The
consisnees. and The charge for lhcm is considered
an arbitrary cxac,ion. That in reply 10 COM
plants the vice consuls declare, that lhey act IN
der the positive orders of the consul general.
Maxwell, Wright 4 Co, who are very large
dealers in coffee IN shipping, and in consisn-
lnenls, and who pay a vast amount OF duties 10
Brazil every wear, are interested TO know, and beg
NE 10 inquire, what consular ices are authorised
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ErdmpIe NJ R4't;-FUf No iESn10nCF n TO-
LnrS an q SinnLc L1fs

Insurance can be effected iot aEr sum, .:oA
$500 up 10 $1,000 BY application 10
HENRY LUDLAM,
RirhmoEt. Va
Physician 10 the Society AUGUSTUS l.
WARNER July 2.-cW2m