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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08

crown OF That lDfests n
to the priesthood which they refuse to their own
More YETI yesterday saw with the greatest sur
prise general with an extremely proud bearing Weld
the path and sweep the ground with his can IN rns
elan of the cathedral merely because he was dressed in
black
Grs. scorr[From the same letterl--a NV letter has
been delayed to this the 3lst and use the opportupv
to add that on Friday last Scott entered wit force
and although know Lot positively the number of men
which ne brought appears ndubable that it does not
reach 2ooO scott rs as great hypocrie as Worth II
not greater since the day following he visited the ca
and spoke the same language as the other about
the respect due to the clergy but his soldiers were not
as wen instructed as those who with WORTH SC
. PEACE on Waffle following Is the conclusion of
long and able article IN Ell Razanador of June =
win al this uncertainty and folly all the contendng
parties, directed by alaudabe but blind and unfruitfu
sentment iranticay cry for war; and the word Peace
maddens them did the instrument of Timotheus the
how will war be- dnsy say not or'
and with time wasted In useless qusrrelsl As 1t
with the Italians Of the Middle Ages except that de-
gully taking possession Of cities and molests
or opposes them Shall give to this the name OF war;
peace they repeat will cover US with opprobinm ana
n war only In name-wth what will that cover us All
desire to fall with glory yet move to seek death
Had such been from the beginning our resolutton were
it even such to-day, not single Yankee would now
tread our territory and we should not be presenting to
the world scandaous spectacle exposing our
our indifference and our interminnbe faniaronades
We have said repeat IT, for there things that
cannot often repeated are not the obstinate
parzans peace but because we see that war Ia not
% s an .ns' ri,h GOOD Is to be- made
us make itas ought TO- for now Is the time to act
but not acting shame and disgrace will be the lot
of our SONS who win day live strangers in their
native land But, with treaty Of peace properly
ranged their patrimony may be country liberty and
Independence"
THE WAY TO CONQUER.
from III Monitor Repnblicano. June 81
Since the occupation OF the city, they Qhs
Americans) have not made the slightest move
msut; but they labor necessarily to conquer the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19

fhn' - lNAHA OF SAf hHAha
SEsarE.-Mr flanagan OF Indiana. Intro
duced Bill providing lor the extension q
the National Road 10 alton Illinois.
The bill grontiug portions Of the PuHi,
Lands to soldiers, was next taken up. ltwa,
moved 10 20 into consideration Of it at nee
upon which discussion arose as to whether
the bill in the form in which il stood. was r..
gulariy before the S.uate Whereupan M
Clayton of Delaware moved that il be post
poned for the purpose Of taking up the bill
for raising an additional ton regiments.
A discussion started upon this motion in
which Mr. Betrien. CLAYTON. Simmons. VEL
ster aud Others participated.
Recommitted
Military committee instructed 10 repor. an
amendment section 10 the bill proposed b,
Cameron in relation 10 bounty to volunteers.
Senate went into Executive Session.
House-Went into committee Of the " hole
on the Oregon Bill.
Mr.. iIamlin, of Maine. defended the posi-
lion of the North on the question of slavery
Dir. Bowden, of Ala. sustained the policy
of the South.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Penn. spoke at some
length in defence of the interesta Of Pean,yl-
vania.
The Oregon bill then passed by large ma
jority.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19

Fec z. cnNNELY Z " ApE.
CsOfIn BOX NTeEe. The subscriber has s.sried
~ the manufacture o. solid Box Nise@ aud stocks ard
dies for Smiths AVID haeiss, who invited To- call (
theu they wiil re utadr fain Tie est and Steel.
and VIII ic warranted equai 10 any made The tniou
| and al $ losy pTirc.
Dec. .. tei6. sAML NEIL.
9UsT received 20 Barre. OLD M0A0NGAHELA
v WBISkEA and for sale 1y
N2O JNo. X. BOTTsroRp.
gTEsr1N6s--if you wish SEQ some Of the urei,c,t
W tn the city call at Wv u sELBN $
a FEN pieces superior Tla4i and figured eloaaings
/ .k.A.jusl feeelv ed At sEIBA =
q LARGE lol Of eeailencn's Meslno Cotton shirts
! X = and Il 5at.efs asst fee6.ted ii SEHB4 =
THROW ard Hras lloreeu nen article for satns
Co inst received - sELBA =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19
J.. LADDWlS.
COOKING STOVE
" 4 IL T. I1O = i,

Union STREET. WHEELING, "a.
RI, II l. subscriber being the oNtY AsESr m this Cav
l. for tie sale II C. Wolff & Co's. highly celebrated
Cooking Stoves. would inform the eHzeHs aud public
generally he has just received
above winch for durability, utfiav and price
cannot he heat IN this feaiun lie would therefore.
specifllY vIte Bic attention of ali vino want Of a
superior aricte to cat and bis assortment he
fore nurehas nag mere ne determined 10 sol al
short pfods fnr cash. 10 prompt customers On cre.
J. r DlCkEN.
o., = lsi. THOMAS & CILBLR1 sax
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19
&:2te.tses;p

ALEX. LOTTERY, Class q, draw AT A.
eNaa9f1o# Eab. -. 1917 - W
drawn ballots. .Ns''''
/ prIza of $4,000 p-.l,.,,r $500
de 100 Q ZOE prizes Of LOCO
do 5000 10 do 500
do . 300
Tickets dollars: a certificate of o.
whole tickets will b seat for 40 d,TIaes-
Sim N nrnnnrflaY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19

SGff hhl@ tiii=fsafsh salt 10 Boxes RsisIns
- - - 80 Hts- kEatWhI ia. 10 fllf Hatr4d.
3HAatte1 hnfs= Bssftts, Wv raf5 together tHs f54
tatW' OF soil shell Almonds French CHFfanfs .g.4rlz
NAe4s tithe tsHa'es aste ard tarie ard @441 and
9fiss' I'll ssrioas Kinds. Received sgd Tor sale lis
- tts. MITE.
IN a DOLLAR ssvetf is I8ffsr made p4r.sa
,Esg S-s wishing good and cheap hats win r,ii hi
~ 81 Harper ttai snt Cap store, Tor thru
EERsoNs wanting C,Is from twelve cents 10 ,.,s
q dollars viii call al >. u. iarpef.s for them
PRISONS wanting children. aud YoutiI.s fsilr{ cloth
- caps 'e atu@rent grades. cheap Wilt calf Al \ -
Harper $ Hat 'ld : ap siorr f,r ti,esa
9 d htRFrR has always sold ms Hs,y and tap-
ali and see. - ~
noMESTfC Goons-2 Bales - il-ewa-.. VT,
az general assortment of rsrhcd sheetincS snn sim
tlnss, Just received. SENSENEY & RHODES
neeemAef ~
pIACk CLOTH sHkXI.s-t t5ss4 -HpBly # t..a=
a. ~ bisek cotH sHan.ls. Jlsl reeeIeetlHg
Loo - sINStNEI RHODES
$sIEN ALT CAS=scHsaHe,. aud Eh8dr, Haxs ,e-
~ eeifes ia1s morning Some u the eti"apos 4K warp
aud tonanon Aihaecas ever offered IA tlns market.
~ ANTON NNEts-Hfecc6ed and Brown an
Dec IS. SENSENEY / RHODES
TGG PAIRS Taaes' Morocco lao.zz foo rs5zz "a
- ~eS~S tie tat Hout- 90 pairs Eades' Zip But-e
lto Hstrs ladies Gaumun nd shipper &c =sis Iaf@s
me nd Slippers Ealses IA = aut ut an} Of tat owe
articles vii please call snd get IT. gaIBs n
IN ALTMAN d MN&WELES
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x . ~
&OSy &FZsAT
- L.
LATEST LNTEILIGENcE-

Gs- The HeB. Il. N I Hunter YVES on
Friday last q eied 9TH [ $ Senate in fb,
place of the Hon VS.. Archer Panc ulars
Tomorrow
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DIED

In this city, Yesterday Of Consumption,
Mas. CoRSELrA STEPHENS consort Of Mn Al
LEN G. STErHENs The funeral Will take
place at 3 o'clock, ?. VI tbsday from the res
idcnce of Mn. p. CAMPBELL ufperend OF main
street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19
A COMPANY For MfXiCO.

We have the assurance from the Executive
authorities that another light company or two
in addition to the regiment already filled
from Virginia, will be received into service
for the Mexican war. In view Of this fact
several Of our fellow citizens have dctenuia-
ed to do their utmost in raising company IN
this and the adjoining counties. A rende-
vouz will be opened and announced. as early
as the 10Th inst, when preparations VIII
have been fully made for the reception q
Volunteers from the country as well as town.
In the mean time all desiriug 10 volunteer Ia
do battle i'll their county s cause. will report
their names TO DANIEL S LEE.
MN. PITTS. or
Jan. IL, 1877. G. ". CLUTTER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19

AZ PAIRS Bows Coarse Roots, % rairs Bows Kin
u - Boots % pairs Youths KIP and coarse Roofs
100 pairs youths ZIP Moares 100 pairs Youths Coarse
MaBroes all OF which vii, be sold At very low ,r.c
tor cash JH5 ALTMAN l. MAXWELL
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= es{,ss.

NV JERSEY LOTTERY, Class lG, draws
III Jersey CiIN, February 81, 1917. rs
Hunbcrs-II drawn ballots.
prize of SD co. pre- Of s2.i00
| do 10000 20 ITO 900
do ESQ 10 do zH0
Tickets 5d8ls: certilicat. of % whole
tickets will be sent for % dols.-Sharcs
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MiNlGER'S OFFICE
NLlD III IRTERy.

ReBf. ARMSTRONG & co. Yai, f.1-s-
WHEELING. IA.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Tor ne month Of Fcb'g. 1871
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a III. persons knowing themselves indehied toas ~
AA ief b. note or hook account NYt please call and
settle the saue and those who ia comply with the
above request mas expect Themselves va ted nnou when
80 h1pe they vii te ready Co meet our demands
y - ALTMAN L MAXWELL.
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Sn5 600.

ALEX. Lottery. Class |, draws at Alex
andria, February eth, 1917. So num-
bars-12 drawn ballots.
prize oil s25,0e0 Prize Of 2210
do l00a0 10 do 1000
do coo 10 do 800
do 5000 Ie do 400
Tickets 10dols; a certificate of22 whole
ticket. will b sent for no 4o!ls.-Shares
IN proportion.
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ss.s.t,.tbsbG.

NEw JERSEY LOTTERY, Class Il, draws
al Jersey City, February l., 1917. 10
numbcrs-l2 drawn bal %.
prizs oil 10000 prIzs of 1000
l do 5000 II Do SEQ
! do $500 10 do loo
| do 2.l00 10 do 10 o
Tickets dollars; certificate of %
whole tickets will be sent Tor 90 dollars.
Shares in proportion.
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MR. eDss a

ALEz. LoT4ah1, Class II, draws nj IL
eXaadrla, Feb %, 1871, IS nambers-
I drawn baIInls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19
Prices sod Sincc orr iast Cir
clfHI.
CARn-TO THEI.AnIES

IyRs tFTATrENRt,RG would respectfully an.
kV& nouHre To- fHf Ladies Of u heeiMg tlsl she
commenced DRESS MAKING on Market street. nearly
opposite tie Old Masonic Hall one door south MIR
James " kah7is fesidHC Having mi ado arrangement
with lad iu OF the most fashion able estah shme
the East she viii be the constant receipt all
CuaAcEs OF & ASHTON. IS fitting aud economical
cutting size alcs 10 share pan OF The patronage OF ihe
public nov = eq
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19
And befWcen William Chsblinc


fietau3ct q Cha-fIHe. etrsr-st e.. .s.-.--i
$40 s4a'f 3ssiah u hs1#crat and Afarr 4e, ~
~ 1aeaa = e4lfater. saifezsf Brady HsH5.r IL
tuH and otifefz " = '..st '''stat
= w. ON 80 Hhtf rHE rtHr rEa sri usy o. FtnHa=
= ~ lir iot nrutielr sENss. In tHaeeraH 8
'4 @ie .ff+sz 900 Tire CIV nf Wheeling sa5d
p = iaaa- t5 FHHir auction al TIE ir1nt door Ut
iip,,ta ii2tsf IF bBa county. tb- follow l3ia
VIZ Ait Hgr ef cent al THE purchase money ID Il
At W tHd and ils f.seue IN tIHHe eiHaf iHzHalasrHfs
req eaHfFe't fi owe tu1 aHd thee feaf- frqs
TIE nas 81 sale WITH interest aff thsf 5s, tf.- 49,
eHssft giving tnud aud laHd se.Iflti lr tie +=i-++I
'ifeai- aad thrt ue teng retained A. a4alHa-
eHHtt uHtd ps ucuf IN fuiI
AITX IL CrtApTfN.r fz,
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BOSTON GApS.

Il7'l ~ II 7 >
- Ncw aud tenafifal -tyla 70, 4eatea4ep, a
N'CNIIAN.s.
- sep2J Nam sttett
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19

Ilckats 10 d0II0tsi ccrtllIcatc u rs
whole tickets viii Is sent for 125 dollars.
Shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-19

THE Proprietor Of The Time. Office would respectfully
inform his friends that he has tted up small pres
pressy for PRtsTiNG Cams, aud he is prepared
cute them ~ superior manner greatly reduced
On hand 40 paeks OF assorted ards Just pure hase
al The lowest Easfetn prices, and for sale printed
accordingly. nm 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
pIsPAroHEs FoR THE TRIBUNE
ave ELECTRIC TELEG StPH.


Vera Cruz dates 10 the 7th. and letters from the
City Of Mexico. from Me- Gaines to the GOTH have
been received at New Orleans.
They state that the rank and file Of prisoners
amounts 10 one hundred and seventy who have
been released and sent q Tampico.
The officers are still IN Mexico Dat MAJ Games
had received assurances from Gen. Scott that i'm
mediately on bis arrival in the city he Will make
peremptory demands Tor their release.
Gen. Scott had exered himself 10 vain 70 insure
their release. MAJOR Gaines says all Of Gen
SCOTS measures are taken. preparatory 70 moving
onward and preparations are nearly completed
having force sufficient 70 accomplish bis objects ef-
fectuslly and had positive information Of bis readi-
ness to move on the Capital three or four days from
the date Of the letter
The steamer Galveston was discharging her
mules at Vera Cruz and would sail about the 10th
for New Orleans. and was expected there on the
14th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
Grand Rnrid-. Michigan.

We have received letter from the Editors -
the Ea1le published at Grand Rapids Michigan.
DENYING the statements Of a casual correspondent
writing from Detroit against the morality and
character Of Grand Rapids The Editors also
send US copy Of their paper containing protest
against the sweeping nature Of the accusations
and request US to publish the same. together with
the Aforesaid letter Of our correspondent The
crowded state Of our columns precudes COM
plisnce with this request but we cheerully give
place 70 the following editorial from the E0g'e-
for the truth Of the statements in which we should
not hesitate % vouch, from our own knowledge OF
the place and the character Of its inhabitants
There sre some impuiations cast upon ia quite 70
vague snd sweeping. The world ia adm0nsned that
this village s becoming notorious for transactions not
AZ all reputable = the citizens. What these dsrepn-
table tran sactons are who SIRE the persons impi
called the writer has rt % INFORM us 10 must
suggest itself tho good sense of every one that This %
a very unfair mode Of dealing ont frciures upon ne
evil practices of ~ 10 throws o." reproacn "ltn'-E
discrirn nation upon the whole community. That there
have been Of individual conduct wholly inconsi't
ent with the rules Of moral honesty and wholly unbe
coming good citizenship BE- not % 5e denied but they
are az strongly condemned hy ihe mass Of our cit7ers
a. by the p0nicDt OF The Tribune. There Is here
smong citizen- sound morally quick sense oi
urofriev love of Justice and right tnat ~ the tuuu1a
lion Of deep snd abi ding adherence Of hcs oil op-
precision and fraud Nothing that cDlf be sail sDro4d
could stir up more thorough dislike than is now f.t
for whatever h ia violation OF the rights OF our citizens
or that s dshonoralia % the character ~ our place
Now must insist that IL this tn bound
10 pro ne the benefit of bis csustc criticisms upon Tie
m sdeeds enacted here be ought t0 have made such
representation Of the matter 20 not 20 place me whole
community iu false position abroad. Tho whole
should not bssr the guilt Of few.
This duty appears the obvious ss s clear from
bs own showing that be g. indebted Tor biz Information
20 what re saw anf hoard while attending crr Court -
The people making strong 'frt to bring certain
h.sh handed .nders O. Justice aud boz prY heard
much qaif sid that number oi indictments oI %
grave character we're found. This probably was t1e
orgin of those severe reflections 10 the closing para
grayh Of bis letter Had this been stated fnf what tho
offence and who the o, uiers people would have known
who blame o tho transactions not a. all reputable 60
nur Gil L.ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
I" Tom Corwin.v

In the Boston Alias Of yesterday, Is most e1'
celent letter from correspondent at Mscklna"
in relation to the Chicago Convention. We nave
not room to copy it. but We trsnscribe an snecoO'e
in relation to "ToM CoRwIS," of whom the oo''
respondent speaks in the most eloquent and uath-
fol terms which gives us, what We never learned
before, the origin OF his s0sbnquet OF " TIE WAC
OS Boy
During the late war with Great BRIAN psn. HAITI
sop army rad 10 be supplied with provisions from the
Gr,srio, II ohio These Al time were cut OF and
the army wss In great distress. call was made Tor
volunteers who % be charged with the respnns'
Lfv OF conducting through the fearful and uuinhabed
roy,ions Of Northern Ohio wagons laden with supplies
Tor the army. A you may suppose, few volunteers sp
peaed for this hazardous and comparatively ingloroos
service but among those who DID appear. vss Tom
Corvvin" then quite lad he drors his hrou9h-
and from that Day 10 this he has been known 80 Ton
CoHwTS THE WAGON BOY
Thus too, il seems, he was as eager and cour-
ageous 10 defend bis country in Just quarrel, as
he is ready 70 denounce an Administration that IN
wolves it in an improved and iniquitous one.
Personal courage is matter Of constitution
beside that sscommon with brutes as man COrwin
has the rsrer and much more estimsble quality.
moral courage. He dares everything in support OF
truth that may become a MAN no fear Of future
consequence TO his person bis position can deter
him from the assertion and maintenance Of the in
variable truth; and therein, like truth itself he
knows no shadow Of change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

4 rumor reached here by the Day that there was
again a fair prospect inst forward movement would
shortly boz made By Gen Taylor From converting with
those who have lately seen Gen Taylor We infer that
this il mere speculation ,
We have been allowed 90 perusa letter from SaIiio,
dated the l9th nit written by an officer oi the army
We inter from Il that there il likely u be stamped
theresbnut Rumors current that large bodies OF
armed Mexicsus were concentrating troops 'o make nn
attack upon -sltO and all were on the alert mere
Some suppose that Urea may have gone round there
and led 70 these by appearing Al different points
We attach little importance to these reports "hch VIII
ONLY lead 10 renewed vigilance on the part o our troops
The Flag says the Mexican population OF the city Is
visiblv increasng The new Corners represented a.
wounded and discharged Mexican soldiers IN search oi
employment Msny officers also said 90 have er'
rived several of whom have had pointed out 70 us
They are all honest and deserving peopr no doubt say
the Flag but suggests that II will be- well 20 keep An eye
on them for all that IN o. Picayune 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22
Sale of Christian Women as aiaves' nv the
General Government. nc PUBIC s"eu"", ~.
Money 10 carry onrhe War against heAoo'

WASHINGTON y c. July l3 lsi7
Ma FDT0R-I received a short note thls ino'u'
isg without ssusturs informing me thst two ie'nse'
VINO have been for some time c0unned IN the lni'rd
st.,es S1rs VrrcA0ss In this city and IN whose wrrten
"a condition ! had previously taken some isterest
would b. sold At 10 O'Clock for the benefit Of the United
states Immediately procured the Cai0H and found 10
(, the following advertisement;
MANUALS SALE In virtue of Eve seversl writs OF
i ft~fas issued from the Clerks Ofce OF the Circuit
f,our, OF the District OF Coambs for the County OF
yVssbing,on and b directed. shall expose pub
from, door Of the jail Of said County At the hour OF 10
o'eIock A N the following property. VIZ
O,e nagro woman named Fizsbsth. about the age Of
.ixtv wears. and negro girl named Caroline about
the age Of twenty years seized and levied upon as the
-,,v Of Henry Miller and sold 20 satisfy jliicsls
< - ~ October term lSi7 In favor Of the postynas
,s- General also Judicial Nos !. and g. 70 June
,- 1-tT IN favor OF the United Ststes anf ssains,
s - usr-v Miller ALEXANDER HUNTER
'''1 Msrshsl OF the Ds,ric, Of Columbia
Instantly repaired 70 the G0rgRmcrt Man AUCTION,
49, f,rs myself few minutes too lst- 70 witness the
s.ls Iwss however, informed that mere ~.s gooi
49, Of corup4,tou among thc yadc and quite mum
- xsrs prssent A noted dealer. known 70 the col
rod paopis here as Rev Mr.. Williams, was one OF the
most spirited bidders ali,
ssr.d 10 learn however. that bsRToeEce outoid
ssrf.fvsss some kind hearted Gentlemen became tne
purchasers of these two females q
n4 the pitsd states receives into its treasury sAO
What has the North 70 30 with Slavery Is the sell
zrs and sss OF these women provided for IN the Con
suuron
m. voters Of the Free States hsve long held the key
TO the slaves prsonhouse in Washington but Asy Aarf
Hr-a told their Representatives. % tATR odes Ns ooa
Il ne rofers Of he N0rta Who nave maze 'ns iA'
City the mca-raarka Of tts Nation
II Ia the North thar furnishes satan with hs senunes
10 guard and defend these deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

Very respectfully your obi servL
Signed r. H. GlLLEfI, Solicitor
From The North American seaeon Of Jolly u.

From the North American Beacon Of July "a.
u The Editors Of the Beacon will oblige the
Agent of the National Loan Fund Life Assurance soeie
~ Of London by publishing the enclosed from the Ex
ccutor Of thc late Rev Upton Bea being connected
with sub ject Of general interest. II affords practical
illustration Of the c0rkigg Of the principle of Lite IA
surance better calculated to attract public attention than
probably could be euocted in any other mode:
NoRFoLK June 2. ls47.
joins ALLMAND EsQ Aqeat National loan Fund Lys
4ssir0ncr Sjci,fy Norfolk "a
SIR: tsks great pleasure 10 acknowledging the re-
ceipt $1,000 paid 10 EXecn,or Of the late Rev.
pton Beal Ia full of tho Policy of Insurance Effected
by him on bic life in March. l-i6
II the office Of which you the aerut need any far
thsr commentator 90 the public u will be- furnished by
'hs prompt settlement ui tbs claim which was paid on
tho very day which du' and surely no stronger
illustration of the wsdom of seeking the benefits offer
"a by your Office could Dee afforded 10 this community
than tho oi my lameuted tssator. who when IN
the uness of health secured by the payment OF mod
crate premium so large sum Tor his family and can
not but hope tina; many OF our citizens may follow bis
prOyiien. example.
am ye.y respectfully. your obt sery't
TkZEWEII TAYLOR.