Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27


terest has been promptly paid to his son A A jerks, t
whom the policy was assigned.
| would earnestly solicit the attention oil all marnet
gentlemen to this Insurance Company, and II they vii
give me call | think can convince theln that III NJ
Other way can they annually invest small fund to insure
so large profit to accrue for the widow and the orphan
as in this office, which will be also added to the policy
sum insured Tor
Office No. 2o3 square above the Va: Banks;
CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
gszy1 See certificate below
NOTICE
This is certify that my father the late James jerks
insured his life in the Nautilus Mutual Le Insurance
Company, Of New York, on the 18th Oct 1913, tor the
sum of $4,000 The Policy OF Insurance was assigned
me by my father on the Sd March, ls49, last and Thu
day. Mr. Chas Wortham the Agent of the Company
has paid me in advance the full amount due on sale
Policy. (Signed) AUGUSTUS A. jerks.
Richmond, Sept. Ia, lS49.
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HpORTER, ALE, CIDER, &c.--We have or
III hand large stock OF Philadelphia Porter, Ale and
Cider in quart and pint bottles OF superior quality and IN
prime order City and country merchants can be supplied
at short notice, carefully packed by an experienced hand
Private families have sent to any part OF the city
Also, Northern HAY prime quality; CORN, OATS
BRAN &c; 30 bushels N. c. PEANUTS; No. lSAL-
MON prime quality,
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tsEs s s5 - EREDUCTIoN OF FREIGHT
ON FLOUR.--Feanng that the charge Of twenty -one
expe the article from the Road the Board of Directors
have reduced the freight, to take effect the first
September l849 as follows
From Gordonsville to Junction, the freight
From Lindsays & Gotham, the freight will
Fr 6s; camobeils the freight viii be- 20 %
From Beswick & Shadwell, the freight will
be. ..............:.. ....;;:.... %
From Charlottesville, the freight will be-. % q
c. R. MASON,
,1a,t
Office of the Richmond and DanpiHe Railroad Comply,
September 9th, l849. !
II meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day,
N the following preamble and resolutions were adopted,
fWhereas great DELAY has occurred in the collection OF
acquisitions made upon the Stockholders of the Richmond
and Danvile Railroad Company as measure OF justice
to the prompt Stockholders, and to ensure the puncual
discharge Of the obligations OF the said company there
fore
"Resoped by the President and Directors, That from
the Goth day Of October l949 interest shall be charged
and payable upon all acquisitions made by the order OF the
Board unless said acquisitions shall be paid within one
month from the date OF said requiston previous to de-
mand made upon the Stockholders by the Collector OF the
Company That the President and Directors will appoint
county agents. whose duty shall be to collect said requs
tons and interest and whose compensation shall be made
from the proceeds arising from the collection OF interest
alone and not from the capital OF the company"
The following persons then appointed agents to
collect acquisitions made the stock OF the company viz
Samuel d. Burke, for the counties OF Prince Edward,
Nottoway and Lunenburg.
Edward Green, for Amelia county.
William H. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley Jr., for Halifax county.
Thomas S. Jones, for Pittsylvania county
Anthony M Dupuy, for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley, for Franklin county.
Abram Staples, for Patrick county
DR. James Williams for Caswell county. ~ Z.
John II. Gilmer for Guilford county, N. G.
Resolped That the Clerk and Treasurer be hereby in
struced to make collections of unpaid acquisitions in the
City OF Richmond, with authority to employ an assistant
collector, if he should find it necessary TO do so
P. VAN DEURSEN, G. d T., K. u d. K r. Co.
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