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TkVHE QUESTION SETTLED AT LASH
a. Ii will never be asked from this time who sci
the greatest number of handsome Prizes, it is pla
that NJ. DOYLE has no equal in that peculiar lin
and 1t is only necessary to refer 10 The otcia schem
to ascertain that he has sold nearly all of the capt.
prizes. This he will continue TO do, and will no dou
satisfy all who will give him rial. A genlieme
encouraged by his having sold the capital prize
Tuesdays Lottery, for the first time nves ed $40 &
which he received $3.50 in gold, this is proof post
of the propriety of investing with Doyle in all cases
MONDAY-Capita 100000. Tickets ozIy 8
shares in proportion. 4."
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets $2s, shares
proportion
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, share
in proportion.
FRIDAY-CapitaIs $1,000, tickets s2t, shares
proportion. It1. ..,.i,. .I .,
0g-Certfcates of Packages will be issued in Fri
days LOTTERY at the following low rates, for Who'll
S32; Halves SIC; Quarters Sc; Eighths a. Thisis
brilliant opportunity and should by all means be en-
bIaeed. l.......
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pu
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestyariety of lucky numbefss
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pratistreet,
IL TRl Opposite % "a O. r. K. Depot
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UU w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENrIs|
III D N. w. corner of
ly2l-3m EUrAW and LOMBARD STSI
VA ANTED. Two steady GIRLS fran IA to
w years of age, of industrious hahits, to work i'll
Fringe FACTORY. Also, two Silk and Cotton windeI
Apply at JAMES ~ HAIG,
Jy27 ri 1913 Baltimore ST.
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PRESERVED FIsE. Tho name of this emf
nent citizen of New York, whose death occur
red last week, is said to have originated in his
being found near Sandy Hook, floating in a
basket, when an infant The captain of a New
York and Liverpool ship picked up the bright
little infant boy, named him Preserved Fish,
and adopted and educated him. His parents
were supposed to have been lost by shipwreck
He was au obedient and faithful son to his new
father, and on arriving at the age of 81, he was
made first officer ola fine ship, and soon after
became captain and joint proprietor. He next
founded the house of Fish, Grinnel s. Co.,
was subsequently, elected an Alderman, then
President of the Tradesmen's Bank, and had
various other honors conferred upon him by
his fe!lo"-citizens, He leaves only one heir,
an adopted son.
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READlNe-RooM o OF
CLEARED.

Brig Eleanor, Brown, Port Spain, Trinidad; Me
vain x Williams.
Brig Magnolia, Leslie, Charleston, Williams s. d
Schr Sarah, Edridge, West Indies, Clark s. I'd
lOgg.
schr Emily Johnson, SnedcOr, New York, J. Nj
kin.
Sehr o. X. Edens, Fredericksburg, Master.
Schr Jack Downing. Fields, Philadelphia, John
Brown.
Sch Heroine, Hollingshead, Norfolk s. Rchmo|
T. Hooper.
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05- CITIZENS AND STRANG ERS who wish 70
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHI AIMS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencii
Cases; Breast-pins Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GARFIELD. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
dletc at his Old Established Store, Waterst I'd door
r0un.G ans
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SUNDAY, JULY %, 1886.

MARINELIsT-PoRT or BALTlMJ4
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Ee OG ERs' DIAMOND CEMENT--For
q mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, &c, so that the break is scarcely per
ceptibe and as strong as before broken. For sale
only by G. p. ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca aud Little Green streets,
To- Price 25 cents. jy24lw-jel9-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
TRIBuTE OF RESPECT.


Alta meeting Of the officers OF The iWeniy-hls'
Regiment held at Gloucester Court House, on
The 2Sth Of March, lsl6- MAJOR Samuel u.
Pniler in the Chair,
CANAAN Alexander Talaferro, in few touch
inc and appropriate remarks, announced The
death of our lale Colonel, Robert c. Curtis.
On motion, the following officers were appoint.
Ell Committee 10 draft resolutions, commemora-
live Of his wouh-Caplains A. Talialerro, VII
liam B. Taiaferro, Proctor and Lieutenant Mel
son.
The following Preamble and Resolutions we're
submitted, and unanimously adopted:
The officers OF The Dist Regiment have heard,
with the most profound sorrow, OF the Gealh OF
Colonel Robert c. Curtis, for many years DIS
tineuished officer OF Ibis Regiment and desire 10
express and record, in suitable manner, lbeir
hign appreciation of his talents as an oillcer,
and eminent virtues as man,
Resolrcd. therefore, That under this affective
dsnensa,ion, tie Regiment has lost its brightest
ornament and most efficient officer, and The
county one OF It's best and puresl citizens. AS
an officer, he displayed remarkable clcarncss OF
intellect and accuracy Of knowledge; as citizen,
he was generous, magnaDimous, disinleresed.
In his noble character we're blended all The man.
" virtues. Well may we deplore his loss as an
associate, and The whole community as friend.
Resol,cd, That these proceedings be entered
upon the minutes OF the Court Martial, and that,
in further testimony Of our sorrow for the loss,
and esteem for the character, of our deceased
lrerd and Colonel, We will wear The usual badge
OF mourning for 80 days.
Remrcd That We most sincerely sympathise
with his bereaved widow and family, and tender
them our warmest and most heartfelt coincidence
Rcsolred That these proceedings be sigoed BY
the Chairman, and copies be furnished The pa
pers Of Richmond and Norfolk for publication
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
SAML. D. FULLER, Chairman.
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A,,otAer Rerplulionarp .Sglllier g0ns.

Died al his residence, in Fauquier county, on
The 2nd day Of March, Mr.. Mason Priest, al The
venerable age oil 81 wears. Probably no man
was more universally beloved and esteemed by hi
neiehbors and friends; in fact he had meme or very
lew,enemies; always strictly honest and upright
in al his dealings wiih his fellow man, never dis
ppiing about trivial matters Al very early
age he was a soldier in The Revolutionary war
The writer of this has often heard him speak
with sparkling pleasure oithe trials of those days,
OF his march through Virginia in lIol, under
La Fayelle, and Washington at Yorktown, NJ
which place CORVALLIS surrenderedto Washing
ion. The deceased has often been heard 10
speak oitEe circumstances oithat capture, amongst
which the foowngh he used to lel with great plea
sure. While Gen. Washington was having re-
doubt made around Yorktown, the British were
necessarily firing upon the Americans. Gen.
Washington ordered that not single gun should
be fired until the redoubl should be completed
The A mercan soldiers thought il a hard case
but il only demonstrated WashinSlon's great ga
gacity and management IN battle Ailer me
Americans completed their work, they poured 50
deadly and effective fire upon the enemy that HE
British soon offered 10 surrender.
Mr.. Priest was firm believer in The Christian
religion, always eXpressine'his great dependence
upon his Creator he was most consistent an1
exemplary member OF The Baptist Church iof
many years before his death. lie has eit an
aged widow, with whom he has lived ~ great hal-
mony Tor more Than sixty years, Two cni'aieil'
several grandchildren and relatives and friends
10 lamen, his DEATH but their loss is his eternal
gain. Tor ifany person was ever prepared 10 die
he was. Il was a common remark with those
Who knew him, 10 say il ever there Was Iue
Christian and good man il was OLD Mason
Priest
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DIED.,

DlED,
In Mobile, Alabama, on The morning oil the
nth OF March, Of scarlet fever, after an illness Of
twelve days, GEORGE PnILlP MoRToS, aged ID
years aud 10 months, son OF DR.. George and
Elizabeth S. Morton OF Orange Co., Va.
Seldom, il ever, has il been our 10, 10 perform
SO sad and melancholy duty, as paying this
heartfelt tribute 10 The memory OF youth who
was bu, short time since, bnoyant with hope
and the promise Of lie. Suddenly he was snatch
ed from The circle OF many devoted friends whose
sorrowing hearts now mourn his untimely loss.
Though compa ralively stranger among US, YET,
BY The possession Of rare youthful virtues, he
won The hearts OF all who knew him. His mo-
rality, for one OF his age, was both The subject OF
wonder and praise. His mind, early cultivated,
even in lis dawn shed the promise OF useful
manhood. His heart was The home OF love,
which received every object worthy lis affection.
Whilst We thus grieTe o?er the loss oil our
youthful friend, lei Us mol forget 10 shed sympa-
ihetic tear with his afflicted parents am relatives
VINO we're far removed from The scene which caus-
Ell the lear of sorrow and friendship 10 flow from
The eve OF those who surrounded his dying bed
But human sympathy, alas. can do but little 10
soo,he anguish such as theirs. We turn them 10
their Cop, with The sweet consolation that he has
gone 10 that home where sorGoWing and signing
a!e no more
"Green BE- The tut above thee,
Friend uf our yOI;hfrl day.;
None knew thee, but 10 love thee,
None named thee, hut 10 praise"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE School my house, in the county Of Gloucester
i under the direction of Miss Sarah H. hubbard i
now in operation and will continue until the ls OF hn-
pust next with the exception of one week at Christmas
Miss H. was taught at Mrs. Wiard's School, Troy,
New York and teaches NIL the various branches Of
English French, Latin and Music on tho Piano and
Guitar.
Miss Hubbard taught for me the past year with much
success having gwen great satisfaction 10 large pat
rGnnge-and produces the most satisfactory testimonials
Of her qualifications for all that she Processes TO teach
She has engaged for he lat four years in teachings
en- therefore say, she ~ an experienced teacher
We can accommodate five or six more young ladice
than We now have with Board AT The following prices:
per- psr m %r% 1''''" = : :" " - $40 90
Fraurh Of Latin per month 90
Music, including the use Of The Instrument, per
month, > ~
ANY person wishing information on this subject can
M doubt be furnished ny enquGng OF the travelling
Preachers Of the Methodist L. Church, Is am snownts
a large portion of them personally or by character We
can say the public that our sation for heath, -
not "a lie surpassed by any place IN this state As an
violence Of the iart, tie past year had twenty-five
whites in family, and not day from School was lo'l
10y teacher or pupil.
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber directed 10 Glou-
cester Court house. posi- paid viii he attended 10 pune
tualiy. JAMES Dali
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Twenty Thousand Do,,..

Onl II Or FREott DRf GOODS
WE have received BY Rail Road and s,,an
w the packets Patrick Henry and Cre,a,at, ia9
New YORK. very general assortment of ,bs i'oE
style SPRING GOODS, which with our o. lnewe',
duced stock before on handl are offered ~ r
and retail, the at a very small advanr. nolrse
mander nj and below COST The sale nv me ..
take place in July, giving us hut little inn,a,t vii
months TO dispose Of our stock Of $50 000 vi 1ft.
invite those IN want Of Gsods 10 give rs the o W
of supplying them nj almost their own ,,trO',hls
follows the articles in part r'. TEE
Ombre striped Bareges, Bal1orines and Lawn
Gro de Oder. Jaconets, Organize Muslins "a
French and Earston Ginghanis fancy, and blar,
white 'A eAi
French, English and American Ca,icoes rho.
Book, Swiss. Null, Jaconer, striped and p,in yr.,
Black and white Lawns, Ginghans and Calico,s
Habit, and Furniture Dimity and 1arlton NusI,,
Lace, tape checked, fancy, jubilee aud Polka Rob..
umhre Barge, Silk and Hermann shaDls and $50.
Moravan, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, all qualities
Lislr Thread, silk and Kid Gloves ard Hlus
Super bonnet, cap, neck, and Velvet Ribant,
Super SILK and Cotton Umbrellas, Pllasol. ana
Shades "u .,
Thread Laces, Edgtngs aud Insertings
Swiss, book and cambria edgings and inssr,lns,
Irish Shiring and Shettins Linens, all pric,s
Table Damask, Diaper Table Cloths ana NaaLi
Revere hordered heIn.titched and tape .borde,.t =,
Cambria Ilandkerehcis 'A'ss.
Plain aud shaded silk Ffinges and Cod.
Hair, Grass Cloth, Marseies aud Corded Ssir,
Large and medium size MaReilles Quilts
Extra super Wool Black Cloths and Cas,im-,e.
Fancy Colored and Figured French and Belgian -.
uleres ''f
Super and medium Drap de Etc and Grape Cam,s,.
Grape Lasting, Summer Cloths and Croton Csnb,
Heavy brown and white Linen Driilinss
~ ana II plain French Linen Sack irll and BuiA,.
Black satin. Valentia and Mars-iies v-sting
Cottonadrs, kremlins, Cambets and Mexican Mkt.
-, ~, "a, I, and l2i brown and bieach.d Dus,
tics
Plaid Domestics, Apron and Furniture Checks
Brown and brached Jeans, NanEerns and Cotton 4,
naburgs
India Floor Mating
With variety OF other Goods, not here enun4rs,.i
every article OF which will be sold. before .,at,t
unconimohy low prices. for cash
VALENTINE, BREEDES & ~
March oT--c5t ol7 Broad ST.,
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ARABIAN HORSE suAnEEN.

~ This HORSE is believed 10 be The finest
~ specimen Of the Arabian race ever imported
~ into The United States. IL was purchasec
--1L-L during the past year BY cur Minister ut on.
siautnnpe after much expert, nee IN tDe observation 81
the horses of that country, aGd ilef long searching an
numerous effort, find animal of the best blood and
finest plrts He believes that he fully succeeded, ~ an
extract from one Of his letters hereto appended amply
shows have also letters from MI Porter, Consul ."
he United States III that city, 10 the same effect
Jecm il unnecessary 10 publish his Arabian pedigree
either in the original translated, n II would he not
very Ineligible 10 most persons. .
Since hi- arrival, which has been recent tins Horse
has been seen by &c tho bet Judges connected
with The Turf in New York and Washington, aud has
been pronounced exhibit tho highest degree OF beauty
and activity possible for animal Of hia di
mansions. =, :,
He will stand the present season at Aylrtts IN the
county nf King William, and nj the Old Church IN tlir
county of Hanover, within fifteen miles OF the City o
Richinpnd. Mares and servants can find ncconimoda
lion at both places reasonable terms. have been
induced, in order IL hrny This Horse within reach q"
the of small means, To put The PRICE OF the sea
the very small OF $40. ii paid before the La
OF June ii mol SIS. In rHch case, one dollar must he
paid 10 the groom He will be NJ Aylelrs the 9TH OF
March, whsrr he Will renlin until the ltl; then he
viii ~ IL the odd Church, and remain there until the
l5h and Ia the end Of the season, remaining five
dnys al The former place, and fur days nj the latter
making his appearance Mt each every ninth dav.
WM, DDETWAEE.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, April

Cofres-The transactions have been larger
than for some Of the few weeks back, astwo car
goes, one from Laguayra and another from Rlo
jansiro have arrived ana been sold The former
ats 10 81 cents, and the latter on terms we did
no, learn, supposed about ~ TO tic, 6 months.
= FLous-Sales Of City Mills at S.; Of Howard
Street ala rs a 4 81, and Of Susquehannah at
4s7.
GaArx-Whea, los 10 Hoe. for good to prime
r.a. and family Hour white whsa, l2s to 1900.
Corn-white IS to IS, and yellow 6s to &C cents.
psoyIsIoss-Pork, Western Prime al SO Is
9 50, Mess IL so 10 so. Bacon-as ~, q
ash and g. a {. for shoulders, middlings and
hams, and ST hog round. Lard,6s cents Tor
00 s,,,s sna Rum sse. whissey a3s a4s
suoAns~common to fair aud good prime p.
Pieo may be quoted ate IA 6i-2, 8 "a a ! Genus
per h.. mos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING
IN AMELIA COUNTY.

A large meeting Of the citizens Of Amelia w was as
held a, the Court House, on the 26th Marcn, 70
respond 10 The call by portion of the People,, o.
Prince Edward, OF Convention at fa1mv,ile.
on The 7.h May next. 10 take into eonsldeTa.ioh
the extension Of The Clover Hill Rail Road &C.;
David Maben was called to The chair' and
The object being exp aimed, i, was unanimous
IL Resolved, That this meeting approve inc pro-
posed Convention, and earnestly recommend sim
liar action on The part of other Counties in'ere'-
Resolved, Tha,the Chair appoint thirteen Del.
.oa,es 10 represent the interests OF this County IN
said Convention. -, c,ro;, =
comno.e said delegation, viz: Lewis L: HarvIe
Eeher, G. Leigh, VIM. l., Booker, Junus L
I'eieb. Jno G. Jefferson. Thos. c. Wilson, Or
Thos. Meaux, Reuben Blanton, John F. Wiley
Tho,. T. Giles, Peter Burton, DR.. Phil t. South
all, and Benz. NJ Jones.
On motion, Resolved, That The Chairman ant
Secretary be added, and that these proceedings b
furnished the Richmond and Petersburg newspa
pers for publication.
Up. VAusaAN, Secretary.
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:. L. TAYLOR, Secretary
TN CHANCERY-viRer.IA AT Court hold for
l Amea County, the Goth March, 1916:

TN CHANCERY-ViRersIA AT Court hold for
1 Amelia County, the 26th March, 1916:
Henry, sometimes called Henry Johnson: man OF
color, who sues In }erro paypsris, Plainun:
against
John w Nnsh, Executor OF Abner Nash. deceased,
Harriet r Nash, Thomas Peyton Giles, Elizabeth G.
Dicees Catherine j. Dirges, Ann c. Disges Elia.
". D.Gges, William H. DiRsrs, Travis =. Nash, ana
Eppa Nash, peienaa,is
The plaintiff havirg hed his BILL and ;he defendants,
Thomas Pey,on Giles, Elizabeth c. DgRes, Catherine
l.. Disges. Ann c. Dipgcs, Elias W. pgges HiidI' a
Dgges no, having entered their appearance according
10 aw and the rules Of this CONT and II appearing ny
satisfactory evidence thst they ore not inhabitants al
this Is ordered that they arpea. mere
nj Cont 10 be held for said county, the 4 Thurs
day If Juue next and the bill OF the planIih
and that copy Of this order be Inserted in some new
two month. suecessvey and posted the front door Of
the Court Huuse Of this county.
Copy. Teste, z. e. LEIGH, CIslS.
March 3l-eW2m
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IN the United Slater Court for the Eastern District Of
i Virginia March IA, 1916:
In ,he matter OF Bankruptcy CT Thomas DntIer, o.
District. 80. d...d
nv this Court having fled petition PRAYING
r hi. discharge il is ordered that notice thereof be
nnhl,shed IN ne wspaper printed the City of Rich
mond seventy days eas, before the 3oh day Of May
nrxf when hearing will be had ON The sad etnon, NJ
The Uoted states Cour. Room In the City Of Ricn.
no,d and nil creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest," may appear at tue SAG
time and place. and show cause. any they have why
The prayer OF the sad petitioner should not be sIano
Copy. Tes,e, +. MAYO, eie"'
Hs,eh i7-owl0W
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BOSTON.

- This distinguished HORSE, whose per.
~ totmanees ." the tuIf were uncqaa,lsa and
%~EA whose ,o;ia have, MS far a. tried, been IN
-Ll-L commonly successful, 70 much 20, that every
one thut onel that has been trained has been m'nne,
viii stand Ibis Spring pt my plantation, oakland III 'ne
countv of Chesterfield about twenty-five miles from
both Petersburg AID Richmond, and Is now ready 10
serve maies nj fifty dollars the season payable at lis e1
pira,ion which will be fifteenth July hrNi servants
semi with mares will be boarded gratis, and mares led,
and well led il wished, ut a reasonable pee-pasiurase
and lois extensive, aud excellent. -
Feb. l7-ctlstJune w u. Jo'NSoS.
or The Richmond Wing and Petersburg iniei'grhec'
" I'M copy and continue ill fret June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

r,BE subscribers, under the firm Of ChRDWELL
! WILSON have opened Shop on tenth, between
Main and Cary Streets for The manufacture and sale OF
Agricultural Implements such as Plouehs Cnltivhtors'
Iianow. CouteIs, Horse Powers, IhTasling Maehhes'
W., F,rs Corn Shpers Suaw Cutters, &c, &c; To-.
retbsr with Fiattenng Presses, and Tobacco WORN Of
all kinds. and they htps b. strict Intention 10 Iusne
and to the character Of ,her work 10 nel. anu LIZ
DESPATCH and on accommodating terms; ana tn~y sIsc
mapufae,ure and keep good assortment Of brookeL
Fans and will sell al reduced prices nose ~ want
york mr. any repairing OF the above deschpton are 70
,pee,nIiy invited To favor With call, If they want
save e 1en Su, ''" CALDWELL WILSON.
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To he Editors Of the Enquirer:
MADISON COUNTY, March "a, 1916.


Messrs. Editors Please STATE in your next pa
per- TIA, there will be poll opened in this county
al The ensuing election for S. II. Mc1ntire, Tor
seat in the next Legislature. Mr.. Mc!ntirc is
gentleman of fine talents, OF clear head and
sound judgment, Of full and finished education,
OF extensive reading and a copious fund Of gene
raj information. Without very ample fortune
he has been enabled 10 indulge his inclination for
general reading and literature unlTammellrdard
uninterrupted by The study or practice ofany par
ticular one OF the learned pfciessions-eminenily
calculated as he undoubtedly was TO have made
distinguished figure 10 any OF them. As man
he is, in every point, genuine Virginia gentle
man, mild and courteous, affable. modest and IN
assuming; possessing, al the same time, re-
markabe frmness OF purpose and decision Of
character.
In addition 10 all this. Mr.. Mclnire is a farm
er, ller Of The soil; and i! II should be the plea
sure oflha people 10 elect him to The Legislature
the news will find him, C:ncinna,us like, il 10.
at The plough handle, at least in his fields.
MANY VOTERS.
The Charlottesville Jsfersonian will Please
copy
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SONNET TO MIRANDA

ny THOMAS ROSCUE,
How fair and lovely in her virgin leaf
Yon blushing rose-the queen OF every hover
Breaches her sweet spirit in The summer nour, :,
And seems 10 mourn her bright reign i 30 U'ie'
on come Miranda share her tender grief,
Ga,ber the blooming beauty from her bower
So ON INV breast with soft reviving power
She still may reign of every flower the chief
Blest be that hand unga,hered she had died
Wasting her fragrance on The chilly night
And unenjoyed. So fades Loves purple light,
Deep yelled in maiden majesty and pride
But. lhron'd with beauty in those heaven-liteyes
And beaming smiles, his pure fame never dies
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

IHFWtW " IttS''"tO'E'Fi
THIS Company was Incorporated IN the year lsls
1 with perpetual charter, and capital OF S23onoo
and nsuIcs against loss damage by IRE on Dwe'ne
Ilouses Manufacturing Establishments. Household
Furniture, and Merchandise IN general, on the nlost
favorable terms. ,, 90
Any losses which the Company ray s,i.tain on
risks taken At this agency, will he adjusted with pomp
ttuie aud hcraiy.
Applications insurance, or the renewal OF po,,cirs
NAV be made The subscriber who l'a' been nny ap
nointed agent for The City Of Richmond and vicinity.
~. 6c6m r. BALDWIN, Agent.