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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

The James Bank, JamesvIlIe.-The Notes
Of the James Bank GAINESVILLE redeemed as usual al
the agency Albany and bought three quarter per cent
discount, by GEO. GROEsBECK, Is Wall street.
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SPOIeT'iEG.


Union COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING.-PURSE OF $780,
- mile heat, to harness will come or "Wednesday,
Nov az o'clock lavid Bryant sntsrs M Lazy suffolk;
william Nhean enters s. Trustee. The above named
horses have made the best three me 20 harness that
been trotted in this country Trustee winning the hs,
heat In 74s Suffolk the eeont heat in 75l and the third
heat in 757 The viii leave South Perry, Brooklyn,
2la o'clock and return tie SPORTS
NJ. ID. GREENE. Proprietor.
uARIEM PARK TRoTTISG COURSE.--A PURSE or
Ia Twenty-Gve Dollars will Ct this day, at half
o'clock mile heats, best three in five saddle
John Case enters Drover Boy g. Brooks enters Uncle
Ned T. Bowden enters W. Snow Storm u. kehoe enters
Paul jones' Mr.. Townsend enters Orange kaii; W.
WIiiiis FOyNEs. Prorrietor.
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LNAMiLT FLOUR, AT CROTog MILLS. CHERRY
ifett tesr vte tiir- Awarded hrs, premium ~ Amer-
Csu institute last and rst premium this year, ~ both
An ere aud lrsnhln Institute Dealers surped In
ucut ttyles. barrels and bias. HECkER y BROTHER
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boWeIs, permnnenty cured Hutchings Vegetable
Dyspepsia Bters. Read the certificates Wy
N. Il. Brady, Doctor Hardenbergh, and other we'll
known citizens in circular which obtained gratis
by calling at the principal ohee, 1872 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

Mage Hair Dye new to color the Hair Whs-
skin. Gentlemen havo their whskers dyed in i've
minutes at the Depot No. S7 Broadway corner Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

Liquid Hair Dye. - Phalon's Improve

by all them at the Fulton and Nassau
streets opposite Office Fine calf dress boots made
der for g COZ fine calf 50 90 usually "a 90 boots
from 81 6O TO So. Cheap! cheap! cheapl THE DOCTOR.
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N o ButsIE--BuT 70 SAW YOURSELF TROUBLE,

MO BUtBLs--BUT TO SAVE YOURSELF TROUBLE,
~ send ur Tvelvetrlcs pamphlet teaching how % do &C
much washing In hour 81 q SIX eent- by
the quatd plan can bc tpne n day-roquires help,
maeue ~ rubbing Improves Tie Color and does net In
jurtsthe ciotheU
Heed from she Daily Ledger published in Mes York city,
% Nth OcCber. ls4he invite attention ~ the adytr
tsmtnt hssttd. "a dollar q HaiIsr IMsterec Which
- ouud IA another cnurn. A. viii 10 th,s the
Mo'ter' Magazine. tan excellent prioica unqua-
hteA eudorer g. % she ccccrcfs OF mr.. Twelve
trees varifrr dirct-ua" trch testimonial would
have efsn.ed iron The hothrs Nsr nne without W beng
dHrervsd. We will Rof, th-t having personally oramued
linen washed ~ 1v sirefr-a iircctiouf feel free
% s that equals thrr 81 che kind vo hays before NO
tees ~ The ordinary uan hlllinr process.
Send dollar hu IN ieter % M fwsiveirec's y,
No. ~ Nsesu ttrctt New lrri, aud viii receive shs
Pamphlet bt post ~ eai esteiors, call and
incniais and srsaiusss u vas.iuc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

nEPOT or TEENCn MECHANICAL Baurg, No. sas
- lroadwty formerly ba-'n's Agency, 81 hrca3vay.
srst rlei a. avon ltrac choice Of HechaLca Lamps Car
81. Also Lamp Nod rllffi blmr8 for Naeeis; Trench
lUrriturc 90 Lsmrg TIE lcft vofhen Attached V
r cstht ent for rcrrl-g md oetlng suy tnd 81
auIs Undertakes cvagy Rad q FRENCH bronze hri Qua
lar. n. DANDOfYILL
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CARRIAGES, $50 BROADWAY.--J. c. HAM. JR., IN
~ ves his old AID strangers xamius his fall
stock He hns pains selecting
good variety will be found in the atty with
good Of Harness. G. HAN will and
orders for any style Of Carriages with prsmpns
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tain 70 produce beautiful head Of hair all
and Ecrous ulcers eradicate rheumatic and other pains
also and iufamed eyes, and all other weakness in
female tooth and hsadache Sold Ia bottles
at 2 and 20 cents EACH at $50 Pear and 46i Broad
way, one door above Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

DUTTER. CHEESE, Se-i0 TUBS AND TlBKTSs or
~ sureri0r quality Welsh Dtr Butter coo boxes
hne Cheese. rrfcct order or sinrrg retailing LOO
Bushels winter Potatoes, trntt 1900 ihs smoked Hams.
Beet and shoulders o. bhls puchCss Fork
ssltly CLARK, FISK & co. 2ls Fulton street.
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aMIIn.s YrRTIrAL aATT-rnIs GArr. WHrrH

AMi1H'S VERTICAL GATE-TuiS GATE. WHICH
- attracted muth attention AZ The late fa and which
ce,v.d te premium u silver m,da nay ror Be seen 80
Durara lotc. Fulton street. This De-. undoubtedly the
tclt Gate ever invented 10 docs swing slides II takes
W vhen opening and shen oren IL hard
ZONE, cnretrnt and cheap 90 be appreciated 10 needs but
20 te seen. Pategt rights M counties states fcr sale
New lcrk.
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NJ ERCHANTs AID OTHERS. WHO wfsu THEIR
IVA tards, Ehl Eoada, trcuars Sc printed With neat
ress ttd GEL ateh a, b. lice 70 cali AZ IN office Of Satsons
ltnkee esscs w IN Ton ftres Of Nnsexr and
mine the New furle Rotary Printing Ensns the only
enc new 10 eetL ~ .agk esne a. The time pr.msed
IL0MAS ~ SUTTON, Job and uArd Printer.
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pAIENI. cARyINe NAcoIyE-OTFIqE 81. aJonN

flAltNl tahNlNu NAGhlNb.-OFFlCkN NJ. 2JDHN
ftie.t ttar - new sud won ierfu invention, now
fn iut otsa or. Nbat tie uccrc PERFORMS LIST " wiz
used Pianos. Chairs
soi.s n short tstne Worn ctauy hind 10 NE most mere
dl' htt grace ~ time ana with the most sdr1rabc neatnsss
oitu a. Do VI t1n out With great rapidly saw handls,
rlgrl tanoa mental letters Tor signs Nc ready hnis
90 Ter a. ~ v turn OH traee headings Tor newsps
rrr ed Steel punches for tyre unaers and Door
ra ih. fSucy wort stained gfss 9TH Eist eirvinrs
cau De re tnd nianty 70 'aierret 20 r5un1 suiaces
tnrteHsca estsHdcu in proportion. Carving
desrst hf rrcduc tro0 pattern above
are orya 81 Wonderful 'fnTs which this machine
reritrm ana s hat con cay is that
seer n ta oasrson Z" be rntetoos or appyeciss orders
e go No John street. stifs, will executed
with single AID rights for ore-a.ins
tho machine viii be sold ard whee pies Of the work nav
L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

DIAKEs rATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT PROM
ID Ohio which, IN lev months turns 70 slate stone.
IrecnE whsever covered from the action % the weather
and from hro PurehseI hsui 10 particular AVID soc that
every lars marked Lakes Patent Fire Proof Paint
there s any amount Of worthless counterfeit rtuH IN the
market ssod IRE poof rant The genuine article for sale
II. BLAKE.
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HOTELS.
IRVING HOUSE BEoADwAy, NEW YoRI.
eJeN(NN(N0~NNN-Nr4NeOoON>J
COLUMBIA HOTEL. CHEsTsur Sc Err, PsrLIDxasari
~~NJN0~NN~yNNNNNDN~N0~~0>
BARNUEs HOTEL, CALVERT srREEr. BALrrnonx.
c~NN~NNNyN>>r~~N~~NyNc~NN
FREMONT HOUSE, TREmoNT STREET, BosroF.
NNNNN0NNNNNoyNNrN0ONNN
EusT5 HOTEL, SYRACUSE. NEW YsRE.
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~ q tie Opera that vii EEL ladies' superior qualify
III +. FAEgAILs.
~ Btoadwsy nor, do,r 20 ne international Arr tnion
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GTANP ANp LABEL rRfxrrNG PREEs. ron MER-

~ ehfI pruggsts. Sc dET aud OtiersIhe subscribe
sauf.sturr and hfvc for isie little eseu
lated rrint Laes Stamps tsrd &c with any kind ol
hand IN coz in wood metal WITH ordi
nary pscr stereotype The coIstructon Is simple that
N gy rnderrto9d az glance, aud readily ny
person Printing With IL 4 eeectsf ty laying he papsv
the SURFACE frd then simply brngng tie handle 81 h0ros
al position. lie action 81 which only Effects The inking Of
thc vrs stamp but the distribution ~ the Ink and the
priniIr 10 "a eoupset IN appearance end fornr
mental aTTnoaEe 20 the countOr Office occupying space
of only Eve inches une inches. The price, pee With
ink iouutaia and roller, e. cen dollars
r. NOE a Co, 20 and 81 Cold street.
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Stock y xChnnge.
ENTERTAINMENTS RRaRWED EVERY DAY.

.6rHcvs TO Advertisements sent by Mati rust be pos
isis, hsy will not be taken from the PoH Office.
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c6S DnA TO loan AT SIX PER CENT INTER
ScC, OOU est on bond ana mortgage, on productive
real in shis city In 81 $500 upward Ap
ply in tie Bank Note Excharge utEce,tc
JOHN 2. COsREY, No co Wall ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-01

LOST.
ID REWARD LOST, YESTERDAY, A YOUNG DOG Oh
YDO the bull terrier breed color dark brinde tail long
curling the back had asrsp collar The hnder viii
receive the above reward by bringing said dog No. III
Wooster street, or TO No. 5iS Broadway New York
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Prom the foregoing statement it appears that the
barking capital las been increased $40 SO since the
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DPOPOSALs FOR RATIONS--HEADQUARTEB
Marine Corps. Qusrterms sters oce Washington, 0ct~
Der srats proroeap will be received at this one
until 10 o'clock, a H. Monday, the 2th day OF Hsvembs
next for furnishing lions 70 the Un.f ttstc, Marines
the following statone for the l>y -Psrtsmouth
New rampshrei Chareetown, hassachusetts; brooklyn
Long Island New York; Philadelphia. Iennsyivania Cos
port near Sorfs Nrnsi Pensacola, Ferids an ash
iDtoA District OF Columbia Each ration 10
Of fresh beef tire. quarters o. pound
Of prk; eighteen o. bread made OF supersne
-four, tuperfns -four ~ the option Of the
ment; and at the rate of six pounds Of good coffee.
twelve POUNDS OF the beet New Orleans srgar eight
quarts Of the best white beans four quarts o. Vine
two quarts Of s. four rounds o. roed hard brown
soap and and half pounds OF good hard ped llow
oasc TO each ration The beef required shall be delivered
he order the ccnm ndug officer each station either in
bulk by the single ration and shall consist Of the best and
most choice pieces OF the carss the pork 70 be No prmo
pork and the roeerea o the best quality Of the kinds
ssmed sulestt inspection. No bid viii be entertained at
this of unless accompanies by bond fortwo hundred DOL
lara with furetes fer the execution Of tie contract
awarded the cuIcieuoy the suIees be certified By
ial person To be endorsed Proposals. for Rstons
for 1850"
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THE LArE Docror HousroN.-By thelis steam
- We received the following note from ,he Rev
Houston, the father OF the late Doctor Houston
expressing the natural feelings Of parent on the
death "a q hsiovrI eon
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that think cannot resisted and bis
sna ssnS ao st the
viii % sss @ F aS vii b fS S The polls
The James Bank, JamesviiIe.-Ths Notes
die in Albany .RS sSTs
Horsemanship.--An Evening Glass for
at bs SSS AZ sas No.
Thursday evening Kovenbsr continue each
from anP 70 aSIas as s
wishing to subscribe will please call at their earliest
The Richeieu Ever Pointed Gold Pen has,
mSaist Fold ssslu,ysy By saya &C. Fulton street
Watches His reputation for the repairing Of watches and
Perhaps mine Is the only Store In the city
hey od ready made FINE ds and Psns soss
order SIG single breasted $40 The finest French
coats. from siOtO sl6 some SEQ Essa@lIsHsdI
Lane 4 Porter, OF G5 Catnarine street,
ssn ' pTy morning another E invoice Of sss: and
plaid wool long and square shavls embracing every variety
also all styles 1rioes qualities BrOchs shaws Also
three three % eSdsS Mna de Ia Is III
with full assortment Of all other reasonable goods
Greatest Inducements, In the way or Bar-
81 English Carreting Oil Cloth Rus prasssts, Table CO..
yer6 displayed in the five large No. 30 Bow
Hiram Antersons Is offered at a reduction Of 10
from former prices. Call and see.
All those that IRE In want OF Boots, should
by all get them at the of Fulton
streets opposite ONCE Fine calf dress boots made
der for IS CO., fne calf So 30 usually 81 So
from Si 6O to SO. Cheap cheap cheap! THE DOCTOR.
Liquid Hair Dye. - Phalon's Improved
Magic Hair Dye invention TO color the Hair Whis-
irs The monsn applied without injury 70 ths hair
minutes at the Depot No l97 Broadway, corner
street. under the Franklin House. Per bottle small size ST
large, 81 20.
5000 Wigs and Toupees always on nnnd,
st the Wig Factory Of Medhurst Heard, II Msden Lane
where and citizens select
In the city They of the best Workmanship and combine
all the latest i'm provennts. Also ladies' eir
in great abundance Cory the addrcGs. "a kaden lane.
Car and Steamboat VotiOg.--Tt Is the Tasa-
ion publish raloar and steamboat for President
Now venture that If the question should be
the way TO which the cheapest and best aud
gEter store in New York there would be Tousng majority
FOR our friend JONES, IA Ann street.
Dyspepsia, and all Disorders O the Stomach
and bowels, permanently cured by Hutchings Vegetable
Dyspepsia Biters Read the certificates Of Luther b.
NJ. Il. Brady, koeor Hardenbergh, and other we'll
by calling at the principal ohee, l22 Fulton street.
DR.. Ekeilinger's Medicoted LiDiment IL cer-
tain produce beautiful head Of hair all
and EcrCulous ulcers eradicate rheumatic other
also and nfamed eyes, and all other weakness
l2 and 30 cents EACH at go Pear and i6 Broad
way, door above Grand street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lA or Brothers Factory in Pearl street. will hear sf
somsthing greatly his BY calling dstely On
MI Montgomery No. South William street, New York.
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yNHE MEMBERS OF THE HAMBLIN GUARD ARE RE-
queted to attend meeting at Johnstons Saloon,
of Bayad st. and Bowery on Thursday evening. New
lst at9 o'clock precisely. -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
/. nnLpHus NORRIS,

A DOLPHUS NORRIS, tSucoes0r to DTinker y
~ Norris is constantly supplied with all the standard
Agricultural Works of the day TO which he begs TO invite
the attention OF Farmers The following new works Just
received -
The american Agricuturist: designed to improve the
the Planter the Farmer. the Stakeholder and the aor-
culturist by A. B. & r. l.. Allen, in vols at 81 70 per
vol Also, the work continued in numbers Issued
monthly subscriptions received, terms 81 per annun
Domestic animals: History and descriptions OF the
Horse, Mule, Cattle, Sheep, SWINE Poultry and Farm
Dogs with directions for their management breeding rear
ing feeding and preparation for profitable market
Also their diseases and remedies together with 1u drec
lions for the management of the Dairy by r, L. Allen
The american Farm Book; or Compend OF Amer-
can Agriculture, being practical treatise on SOILS, Ma
nures Draining Irrigation, Grasses Grain, Roots Fruits
Cotton, Tobacco, Sugar Canes Rice and every staple
product with the best methods OF planting, euqVaung,
and preparation for market illustrated with more than loo
engravngs, by R l.. Allen 81. Furnished wholesale and
retail
Sheep Hus5andry-just published-Sheep Husbandry
in the South; comprising treatise on the acchmaon OF
Sheep the Southern States and account OF the dI-
ferent breeds Also complete Manual OF breeding sum-
er and winter and OF the treatment OF aus
letters from Henry S. Randall Esq, OF Cortland Village,
Complete IN one volume, octavo-Price 81 IS.
The Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary OF Ru-
raj AfairS-by Cuthbert w Johnson-adaped TO the
United States by Gouverneur Emerson Illustrated by
seventeen beautiful engravings OF Cattle, Horses Sheep
the varieties OF Wheat OATS Grasses the weeds OF Agr
culture etc. besides numerous engravngs on wood OF the
most important implements OF Agriculture &c. Complete
in one handsome volume, containing ll5o closely
printed pages strongly bound--Price only "a.
The Southern Planter, Edited by K. b GoocH, and
published by T ID Bernard SubscnPtonsfeceiVed at TIE
o9 sn2I " "A. MORRIS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

GtHINA HALL, No. 70, MAIN STREET-By
u the ships Oneida, at New York. and Henry, at this
port from Liverpool have received and have in store
my Fall stock of CHINA and EARTHENW5ARE, of
new and handsome styles direct from the manufacturers
and from the factories the North large assortment OF
plain pressed and cut Glass and Looking Glasses, toge
Their with handsome variety Of Fancy Goods These
Goods have been purchased at the very lowest rates. and
invite the attention Of persons in want to the examna-
ton Of my stock and prices Country merchants are in
vted to call before purchasing, will sell as low
regular house at the North, HUGH a. WATT,
Sc 9 No 70 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
ALE AND CIDER.

pORTER, ALE MD CIDER have lusl
u put up lot Of excellent Philadelphia Porter Ale
poration warranted to keep through the summer City
and country merchants can be supplied at short notice
carefully packed by an experienced hand Private ianl-
lies can have it sent to any part of the city in prime order
for present use JOHN CLENDINING,
Cary, below nth street
ng' BOTTLES wanted. 20 bushels PEANUTS for
sal i Z.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
NJ. Il W. WILLIS. FAMILY GROCERS

- . East Main street, Market Square, Richmond, Va
RES suited to the trade Being determined to sell low for
cash. or to punctua customers their friends and the pub
lie generally are invited to call and examine for them
selves no II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

SIMON BONAVITA, Contectioner and Fruit
= Dealer wholesale and retail, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally and particularly
country merchants visiting the city, that he has full and
complete assortment OF every article in his line, and Is
prepared fill orders for the country trade at
the very lowest prices, and pledges himself give salts
faction to all who will be SO kind favor him with
call He returns his acknowledgements for the liberal pa
tronage so generously bestowed on him. and soicts
continuance Of the same, SIMON BONAVITA, Z
nh o l6S opposite the Banks
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su.u RATES REDUCED TO 1G1n-a
~ II. THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS q Ea go


d. ~ THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS IM-E:a1A1aEL.
BY THE LOUISA RAILROAD.
VUNO avoid increased charges on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg road passengers for the Louisa road,
may go by stages from Richmond to the junction to
breakfast, reach Charlottesville by o'clock.
This arrangement makes the whole trip comfortable
one without night travel, to any OF the Springs
Passengers from Lynchburg Staunon, gong North,
will arrive at the Junction in time to take the Richmond
cars and reach Baltimore the same evening" and Rich
mond by II o'clock.
CHARGES THIS LINE
Between Stanton and Richmond. ............S6 so
Do Charlottesville and Richmond. .......... %
Do. Stanton and Junction. ............... 80
Do Charlottesville and Junction. E. ........ 25
Do Iynchburg and Richmond ........... 90
Do Lynchburg and Junction. ........ 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ, arrive next day IN Richmond
at III A. NJ, in Washington at Al T M, and in Balti
more by7P. M.-fully tweny-lour hours IN advance OF
any other lines
Passengers leaving Richmond or the Junction for
Lynehburg on Monday, Wednesday OF Friday arrive In
Lynchburg dinner next day, in advance OF any other
hne-wlth full nights rest on the road. r.
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
Junction. will be taken up and put down at their quarters
any wherein the city, without CHARGE and may rely on as
much comfort splendid coaches good dfiDerS tine
horses and quick time afford under the management
of j. l.. Heskell
Stages will leave the Powhatan House at o'clock
at which place the office will be kept and tickets can be
obtained
c. R. MASON, Agt L. R. R. Co
j. L. HEISKELL
August 3d. 1849 au23
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

street-A N gives his personal attention to all sales Ell
such as Houses and Lots Lands and 1enemens Slaves,
Horses and Carriages stocks of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Watches and Jewelry, Household Furniture,
Books Prints and Paintings, China, Glass, &c,
The most liberal cash advances made all consign-
ments intended for my auction sales.
~ Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday.
n b. Goods at all times be had at private sale far
I'LL, at nrca
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12

Esssszss.N TION.-LIFE INSURANCE RESUM-
ED-This Association is now prepared to IS,
A1-S&-sue Policies of Insurance on the lives OF all
persons enjoying good general health, and of sound cons
tutons for the whole duration OF life or for limited perod
and upon as reasonable terms any similar company
AS this the only institution of the kind in this State it
claims fairly the patronage of own citizens especially
when it is remembered that it is at home and its profits
distributed here while the premiums Of other companies
literally encouraged by the public carried out OF the
State The advantages of Life assurances now too
universally acknowledged to require a minute detail OF
the benefits resulting thereom; it is enough to say that
all persons who derive their incomes support from pub
lie or private situations, mechanical professional or mer-
in order liberal support those who are de-
pendant on their exertions The rates ofnsurance are
ted States and general information relating Life nsu-
RANGES, together with the rates of premiums, will be
cheeuly given to those who call the Office, NO US
corner Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured as usual reasonable terms
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-12
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR THE MILLION.--


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rately
Booksellers Teachers and others get their supply
of these Books on the best terms.
J. w RANDOLPH & Co,
aug Agents for the State of Virginia.