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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-03-21

The American Journal Of Agriculture & Sci
cpce is among the works which have found theii
wav to our table. The leading object Of this
work is sufficiently indicated by its title. and VIII
he. of course. the advancement of Agriculture ana
the various branches Of Industry as well as Nc
clinical inventions anil implements, Tor the sue
cessful cultivation Of the soil. Among the I'M
por;ant objects which are particularly aimee at Is
% connect with the science of cool husbandry "A
proper application of practice, one being Of very
little benefit without the aid of the other. The
editorial department Of this work has fallen into
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TESTED BY THE EXPERIENCE OF THOC,
SANDS OR TM ENTY YEARS PASTl
THE
Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam

HAS proved itself the BesT Remedial as,b.
known for Coughs, Colds, Cunsumption, Asthma,
Philis c, Spi ting Of Blood, Whipping CorgIi, and
all Pulmonary affections and ID seases Of tho Lungs
as has, and can be shown from TIE lesfirnnn, OF the
m1st respectable PIN sicians and others, VI hn are en-
titled To the most unque<tionable belief. After hay
ing tried the many new preparations, " iihout finding
the expected relief. multi ties aie compelled 10 re-
turn TO the Use of the Vegetable Iulmonar, Balsam,
which they acknowledge 10 be, after all. the best
remedy kunwn COR the above complaints.
GTBEWAHE Of COUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS such as Carier's Csmpnu.d Put
mouary Bal>am, American PuImonar, Balsam, and
others in part bearing the mime Enquire for the
article hN lis " mole name, the
vegetable Pulmonary Falsnn.,
and see that it has tl'e wrten signature OF W n, Jon'n
Cutler upon a yellow label on the blue wial prrs.
Each bottle and seal is stamped "Vegeti bile Puimon-
aTv Baisam."
Prepared hy REED g. CUTLER, Grmerlv Reed
W ng & Cutler. Importers aud Wholesale Dealers
in Medicines, Paints. Chemicals. and DYE Stuff.
81 Chatham SueeI, Bqsinn, and suli hy Druggists
Apuihecaries and Conriiy merchants generally.
For particulars endure f'r a pamphlet arcnmranv,
nr each beitle.-Pricc 50 cents. For sale IN Mid
dlebuiy hy w. p. Russell. II
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NEW

~LIrrELL's LivINGAGE.-No 261ofthiS
valuable periodical has been received. It Is
occupied mainly with a history OF the Ether
DiScovery"-a collection of valuable papers
on the subject, edited by R. II. Dana, Jr--
E. Liiell 4 Co. Publishers, I65 fremont
Street, Boston
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20 the Public.

The subscriber has received the appointment of
an agency in the Rutland and Addison Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. That Company is
now and has becnfor Il number Of years, in sue
ccssful operation. Their rates of insurance being
20 moderate, (much below those of ncighloring
Companies) that ample encouragement is afford
ed 70 those who wish 10 have their property in
surcd. The undersigned will he ready at all
times to receive applications for insurA nee, and
will endeavor to transact the business in L salts
factory manner.
DORASTUS WOOSTER.
Midllcbury. March 2I, lS4S. &C: 3w.
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I@@Z6WI
GosEIhIg
~ ~ %
RY TELEGRAPH
REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New York, March IS, II A. NJ.

New York, March IS, II A.. NJ
The Cambria arrived this morning. She
sailed from Liverpool on the 29lh ult,-and
brings two weeks laIer intelligence from Eu-
rope. She arrived in Halifax on the 10Th
inst. She had a constant succession ofwest-
erly gales. The markets are rather frmer.
There has been a Revolution in France.
Count Paris is procloimel King. LOUIS
PHILIPPE HAS BEEN pEPosED! A REPUBLIC
Is DEMANDED! Blood has been shed IN the
streets orParis. The Royal Family have
fed TO England. The National Guards are
strongly in favor of the people. The PalaIs
ROYAL and the 1'uilleries have been sacked
by the mob All communications with Pa
lis are cut off. The people are in possession
Of the Railway stations, and have taken up
the rails. A change of ministry is expected.
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A W~IxDFALL-The IIagarstown News states
that Hezekiah Burhans, an old man who lately
lied in Baltimore, has left all his property, val
ned NJ $4,000, TO a Young lady, 4 school mistress
of that town, who, when tho Old gentleman vi,i-
ted Hagarstown 4 year ago, treated him with
Great kindness, when Others. viewing Him as he
meath their notice. in consequence of his shabby
appearance, treated him with great GOODNESS.
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MARRIED..

In Cornwall. on the 18th instant. by Rev L. l..
TrLpES. br FRAS-Is d. WILLIAMSON TO Miss
ESTHER VI. SIADE. all of that place.
In Bristol, bv hoRATIo NEEDHAN, ESQ., Jan.
u. Is4S. HARRIsoN W. DAY 10 Miss CLARRIs-
"a JANE Dean. both of said Bristol.
Also in said Bristol. hy H~loRATIo NEEDHAM.
ESQ. March IA, ISls, Mr.. ANos W. ScoTT to
Miss REBEccA A. TAYLOR. 10th of said Bristol.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY. March IS. 1878.

AT market, IS Beef Cattle, 4UO Sheep and
1903 Swine.
Prices Beef Gtle.-Exrra at 81 first
quality Beef S6,25 ii {. 10, second qualify. 50
80 a6.
Sheep.-S2.5O 3. 3.50.4 4. e.
Slrine.-aIW holesale 4 81 a 534.
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DG-Several valuable articles are crowded
on, this week 10 make room'for our extended
account of the new French Revolution.
Es7Gov. Eaton has avpo inIcd Friday
the 7ih day of Apr. 10 he observed as the an
nnal Fast Day. in this State. We have The
Proclamation in tyre, and shall publish il
next week.
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nPNoiw outstanding The action upon the
Treaty, The Cabinet have decided in lavor Of
urging the Ten Regiment Bill through.
Congress have not yet made any decisive
movement respecting it.
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Gr Thc Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says that the great object accomplished
Nv the War with Mexico is the annexation Of
Gen. Sam Houston TO this country. All other
acquisitions sink into insignifcance compared
with this. To he sure, it has cost the country
some 100000 .OGO-tuo hundred millions of dol
iars. But what of that! Our title to him is con-
iirmed. and can never more be disputed.
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VERMONT

MARCH 30, 1913.
For Council Of Censors.
CHARLES X, WILLIAMS,
JOHN n. POMEROY,
WILLIAM HEBARD,
PETER STARR.
SALMON 7. DUTTON,
DAVID CRAWFORD,
IRA II. ALLEN,
JAMES BELL.
HENRY F JAMES,
HENRY STOWELL,
JOHN DEWEY.
AUGUSTUS BURT,
kEYES =. COOL,
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TengeTarCe Lectures.

Mr.. J. P. Coffin viii lecture on Temper
rncc, in The Congregational Meeting House.
on "Wednesday evening. at > l2 O'Clock.
n. B. This evening at East MiddIebury,
al The School House.
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the hands Of c. F. Bement, who is assisted by
several scientific Gentlemen and practica! Aeri-
cuituralists. Its published in Albany, n. Y.
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DaguaTreOtVpe Apparatus.

Plates, Cases, Chemicals, Cameras, Camera,
Stands, Head Rests, pllle holders, Mercury
Bath, Battery for gliding, &c. &c.
All the apparatus and materials for uSeing the
same, 1t Boston and New York prices for sale at
the Drug Store of W. P. Russell,
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Bristol, March 9th, 1913.

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
District of Addison SIS. that at a Probate
Court holden in Middleburv in and for the District
of Addison. on the llth day of March a. d., AS.
Judson Hurd and Mercy ii. Samson. admins
traitors of the estate of Reuben Samson, late of
Cornwall in said District deceased. present their
petition in witness TO this Court, praying for IL
cense to sell the real estate of said decreased for
the purpose of paving the debts of said deceased
and expenses of administration, and therein set
forth the amount of the debts Of said deceased,
the expenses of administration, the value of the
personal estate, and the situation of the real cs-
tate of said deceased, and that it is necessary TO
sell a part Of The real estate for the purposes
aforesaid Its thcreupon ordered, that SAID pc
tition he considered at the session of this Court to
be held at the office Of the Register Of this Court
in said Middiebury, on Thursday the 9th day Of
April next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon and
that said administrators cause notice thereof 10 he
given to all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections, if any they may
have to said license being granted, by publishing
a certified copy of this order in the AIiddlcbury
Galaxv-ancwspaper printed at said Middlebury
three weeks successfully, previous to the time
of said Court.
Jd. S. Bushnell register.
4 true copy Of record.
Attest, III. S. BHSkEoR, Register. 6.
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SIP RnlltRS.

The subscriber has on hand a number of
Sheet Iron Sap Boilers, giving a surface ofo-
yer y square feet, which the manufactures Of
Maple Sugar viii find, on trial, to be 4 great
OF time and expense in Boiling Sap.
4. WILCOX.
Midllebury Feb. IS, 1913. 4EtE
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Bennington Stone Ware.
Cream Pots. Butter Pots with Covers
Churnsand jugs. from ] Ia 6 qts. each,
Also
Earihen Milk Pans and Flower Pots, &c.
For sale by z. BECkWITII.
April. 10, 1S47.
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The following is the latest:
Paris, Feb. 25.

a republic has been proclaimed. The
King and family have gore 10 England. 4
Provisional Gnvernment las been appreciated
and confirmed. n. Duhout. President oil
The Council NJ. DeLamarlin, Minister nj
Foreign Affairs; NJ. Arhgn. NJ mister OF
Narine: ~. Cremieux. Minister OF Justice :;
Gen. Redeau. Minister of War; NJ. Marie,
al;nisler ofPuhlic Works; NJ. Ledmelller'
Minister Of the Interior; NJ. Bramoni. MIN
ser ofCommerce; NJ. Cannot, Minister oi
Pu!llc instruction. NJ. Gonlchaux, Minister
ofEinance; NJ. GARNER Pages, Mayor oi
Paris; VI. L%eacure, adinini; NJ. Ghuart. adj
Joint; Gen. CoraignaudGoveruo q! Algirrs
Sen. DcCnu$'ais, CumnnrLani-Gehera -
National Guards. Ttis ministry was sub
sequenlly Installed. The meriing ollie EX-
ecuIiye Chamber Of Paris has been inlerilr-
Ted. All communication with Paris by Ii.
Eood or Diligence is crt oil. The Ne"
Ministry rrcomrncnd HAT the people retain
tieir revolutionary attitude. All Glasses takf
parl in The revolution. The People AM
Cuarhs occupied all the streets, and the
Provisional Govrrnmentwas installed. Cries
OF FIRE La Repgbijfut rent The air.
From England.
Runners we're current at Liverronl that
Lord John Russell had resigned The Pre-
nier>l.ip. Ills budget had caused much
dissatisfaction. He was disposed 10 increase
the income tax fnr two wars , rer cent
Wilmer & Smith say lie Ministry iSd"omrd
II hoy lad nrer defeated in s%rrerli
measures. The Cafar Mar is ended, al
ihe Chiefs having been taken prisoners.
The Russians have gained sone adVania-
tes In Crcnss;n-
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TIiddlebnrY Female Seminar !
Fresh Arrival.

To be had at J. HAGAR'S BOOK STORE,
lower thar in New York and Boston; WebsterS
Dictionary. the unabridged ard revised and enlar-
ged. a few doz. OF the Psaltery and Choral Sing
ING Books ~EvangelIne, hv Longfrllow, Quarto
Bibles Presents for Teachers, SC. &c.
Also. 4 few Barrels Of S%upcriinc Flour.
Middleburv 81 Feb. 2S4S. ~
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sYnNNl


Every Subscriber Of five Dollars is a member
of the Art Union Tor the year.
The money thus obtained, after paving neces-
sary expenses, is applied, in the first instance, to
the production. from an American Painting, of a
large and costly original Engraving. in the high
est style of American Art.
For every five dollars paid by him, EVERY
MEMBER receives a copy of the Engraving. Ev-
cry Member also receives an Annual Report, con-
tanning the proceedings and addresses at the annu-
al distribution, a list of the members, &c, and
sometimes an additional Work of Art.
The residue of the money is applied to the pur-
chase of American Works Of Art-Paintings,
Sculpture. &c.-varying in price from twenty to
several hundred dollars.
These Works of Art-the Paintings being rich
" framed-are publicly distributed by lot among
all the members, on the Friday before Christmas
in each year, every member having one share for
every five dollars paid by him.
Each member is thus certain of receiving in
return, the value of the five dollars paid, and has
also u chance Of drawing a Painting, or other
Work Of Art OF great value.
DIR. LATHRoP, having been duly appointed
Honorary Secretary of the A. A. L. for Middle
bury and It's vicinity. is ready TO exhibit engrav-
ingS published by the Association, and to receive
subscribers names. make remittanccs SC.
Middlebury Female Seminary,
March G, 1913. &c
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STATE or VERMONT

STATE Or VERMONT
District of AdiisOn IS.
BE II remembered that at 4 Probate Court held
Mt Midd'ebury in and for the District of Addison,
on the i6h day Of March, A d. 1913.
ZrpIniah Clark, named executor in an
instrument purporiing to be the last will and
testament OF
FANNY CLARK.
late Of Orwell in said District deceased pre-
SCENTS said Instrumental probate Il is there
upon ordered, that said Instrument he con-
side red Tor probate. at the session of This
Court to be held al the Office Of the Reais-
Ter of this Court in said Midilebury. on
Thursday the 9Th day OF April next. al one
o'c.ock in the afternoon and HAT said It.
phaniahClArk cause notice thereof To be Civ
en- 10 all persons Interested, that they may
APP car and make their affections. if any
they may have. TO The allowance of said will.
10y publishing n certified copy of;hIs order in
The Middleburv Gia'aXy-a newspaper prin-
led at said Middlebury-ihree weeks sue
cessively, previous TO The lime Of said Court.
jed. S. Bushnell. Register.
a trdc copy of record.
43 Attest Jed. S. Bushnell. Reqister.
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FOR SALE.

fst.,I A small lot OF 4 ACRES Of land sit
Eis,Es7 uated at The crossing OF the roads on
1919 the old Turnpike leading from Mid
dlebury village to East Middlel ury, on which is
erected a small yellow harm. Terms made easy.
Apply to NAHUM PARKER.
Middlebury, Feb. :, 1873,
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a valuable tract of swamp land in Cornwall
covered with PINE, CEDAR. ASH, &c. 1t
will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers. Enquire
Of SAMUEL EVERTS.
Cornwall. Feb. I. 1913. 45;4w.
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n. York, March is. 3 O'clock
Troy, 3 O'Clock q 50 minutes. !

Accounts from Paris stale that Louis Phil
tire Rad abdicated The ihroIe and that Inc
ROYAL family had LETT Paris. and it is said
bajlanded al Dover. The National Guards
mined The people on the ODD ult., and al p
O'clock the PRlais Royal was attacked and
fell into the hands Of The populace. Five
hundred lives were said TO have been lost.
I.amoriciere is said TO have been mnrlalIy
wounded. A regency under the Duchess
ofOrleans was proposed and rejected. The
bonse refused 10 allow the f;mi'y Of Louis
Philippe 10 resign The throne. All Paris is Ia
the hands of the National iuards and The
people. The TuiIlcries was sacked aud The
furniture burned.
The following is the latest:
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ZADOCK GIBBS,

D"'" Oi"oS, Il PSieOh '"'S'NS'NN '"N
estate ot
ZADOCK GIBBS.
late of Cornwall in sal District deceased,
moves This Court 10 order partition among
The heirs and deyisees oil said Deceased, oi
thai part Of The real estate OF said deceased,
which, agreeable TO his last will and lesla-
meat, was formerly assigned and set out TO
his widow LYDIA Gibbs, for and during her
naturaIliie. and TO appoint Commissioner
Tor that purpose 1t is I%hereuPon ordered.
that sail application be considered al The
session of this Court 10 be held nj the oiiire
Of the Register of this Court IN said Middle
bay, Oh Thursday The 9Th day OF April
nexl. al one o'clock in The aliernoon: and
thai David S. Gibbs cause notice thereof TO
be given TO all persons Interested, by pub
fishing a certified copy OF this order in the
MiddIehury Galavy-a newspaper priaied al
sid MiddIrbnry-rhrce weeks successfully.
DEVIOUS to The time Of sad Iurf.
Jed. 5. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy OF record, 43
Attest, lei. ). BtiiaeA, Register.
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Groceries.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale an assert
ment OF groceries that cannor be surpassed
in qualify ald price in Addison County.
Therefore those whn want a choice article al
Il low rate will do well 10 call.
W. P. Russell.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

1&1S Va 2SGdA G2S
BY authority of license from the Probate
Court of the District of New Haven, the subscri-
bers will sell, at auction, at the late dwelling
house of Rufus II. Barnard deceased. in Bristol,
on Wednesday the 9Th day of April 1913, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, so much of the real estate Of the
said Rufus IL. Barnard, as viii raise the sum of
Clio dollars. Any farther information in regard
to said real estate, and the terms Of sale, may be
had by enquiring of the subscribers before or on
the day of sale.
CLINTON It. BARNARD Admin
ELI BARNARD. ~istrItors.
Mt rF--l. nj 1910
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Mr.. Williams, Locoioco, is elected Gov
ernor ofNew Hampshire, by about 1900 ma
loriIy.
The Locofocos have about 20 majority in
the House
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The National Guards
unite with the Peoplel--
Flight Of Louis Philippe
The Palaces Sacked
by the
in Che streets of Paris --
8 RepubIic proposed !
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STATE OF VERMONT

District of Addison. IS.
Be it remembered, that at a Probate Court held
at Midd.ehury in anil for the District Of Addison
on the 10th day of March. y, ID. 1913,
David ). Gibbs, IA person Interested Ill the
eslale of
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For Sale.

a true COPY Of record.
Attest, III. S. BRaEeH, Register.
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VOTE ON THE LICENSE CUES
TON.
No LICENSE.
License

License majority so far as heard from 5.
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Il woull &c difficult precisely to tell 10 which
ofthe two sexes WTights Indian Vegetable Pills
have heen the greatest blessing. Bat it is re.r
certain hat these Pills have given heallh, and
spirits, and a good Complexion, 20 hundreds OF le-
males, who would, without them, have been in
their graves. A box of Wrighrs Indian Vereta-
bic pills is an ineSiimable medical companion at
certain periods.
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THOUSANDS AND TENSOFTNCUS.
ANDS.
throughout the length and breadth Of the 1erd.
SPRING, SUMNER. FALL. AND
WINTER
FOR JAUNDICE

Wishi's Indian Vegetable Pills are equally
we'll ADAPTED to the removal Of this complaint.
As they operate upon the one gcneraland Uniform
principle, Of cleansing he stomach and bowels,
purifying the blood. and Iectilying the secretiyns,
they emovethccAUsEofJaundice, andofall other
dis1rfe~S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

ny Tic Enquirer Is published DAILY Qor the eityl
M SEMI EEkLY flor the country For the uaiiy
seven dollars per and atthe rate OF sish.
i.rs If taken for shorter period than one year. TOT
y. .mi-Weekly, i've dollars per annum, ana loo
n,,s IN, six months able IN advance to De pdta
~ see or RENTED by mail, poet paid; or SIX poha'
ta|nnnm az the end oftho year. -,
~ All dues TO ,nis office may be RENTED poI nall
~ and available Bank notes. at the risk oil the Ed-
aosars Of all letters beag paid Sy tas pr'trs.-
~ ostace of single letter Is scarcely of any account
Quep,i,er is the accumulation of postage, IN an
nihe business, which operates 40 serious TAX
~ me EditcrsI ,,,,,
TIE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Of
~ lines or less, first insertion, nifty cents, ana
iie nsreed,ne insertion twenty-five ctnts-ii insert
se .e, week, twice week, or three times week,
!. SC zen and half CENTS:
h,Tss TIVE SEMi-WEEkLY-one square OF sixteen
IN - less FRS, insertion, IS cents; for zach c"ntinu-
inse, advertisers are charged ty dollars for thirty
A and in that proportion for advertisements OF
sae., IsnsIh-e1cspt Lottery Vendors and Auction
who are charged on. hundred dollars (papor III
,aded m,-v;oo,, from IN, ecuntrv
Sn.vs, the party's handwriting Ia unknown al this
a. must be authenticated by the endorsation Of the
in tho neishborhood, they will in no case
,,'nh,ished Every measure, that has been taken TO
n mnoSj,ions AM qIizzes, has proved heretofore
aiI,nu We must, therefore, insist, ~ such case,
H. ,,,n communication being canihed by the name Oh
~. Postmaster. cri..en on M. back Of the i:s.er.
oS.rs from distance must accompanied "iththe
nav or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAecu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

The premiums less than in any oiher Company,
and the policies afford greater adyanaees-ore rdmpie.
person aged 30 years next birth day, by paying the
company 20 cents would secure TO his family or heirs
soa should he die oDSyear; Tor 80 90 he secures
n Them Slow or for SIS annually for seven years he
,eerre. to them 81 900 should he die In years;
for s 4u paid annually during life he secures 81 900,
10 Do pa he dies. The insurer securing his own
bonus by the difference in amount OF premiums from
those charged by other Offices For s49 5O tho heirs
would receive IS, 200 should he die In year.
JoHr w CLAGHons-President.
PsTRR CULLEN-Vice President.
TRusTErs.
Robet, F. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Joseoh T. Thomas Edward Z. Markley,
William Craig, Robert Morris.
George N. Diehl, Stephen X crawford,
Peter Cullen, Alive Z i.ainc,
WIN G. Alexander, William NJ. sard,
Wnam w. Haly, R. F. Lopez,
Clap.on r. Lamb, Harry Conrad.
Solicltor-WA II. HALY.
Treasurer-F w. RAwLE.
H. c. TUCKETT, Sec'y. and Act'y.
The subscribers having been appointed Agents for
Inc above Company for the Slate Of Virginia are pro-
pared 10 issue policies OF Insurance 20 all persons desir
ias 10 avail themselves nf the great advantages IL pre-
.enls for securing their families friends COM
io,,anle support after their decease
ro.ms of application, and all PARTICULARS, may be had
alheir Office, ltD street, next door 10 the once Of
W,lling,on Goddlp, ESQ HALL NELSON,
JOHN R. d. PAYNE.
p,. joss A. iCuSsiSeHAA. Medical Examiner,
Irne 80 -2awd&cly