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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26
TOMB or NAPOLEON.

The author of 'Etchngs of a Whale
Voyage relates the tollowing: 5
An Englishman some years since visi-
ted the tomb at ST. Helena, and j dited
in the register verse on the ex-Emperor
to this eff ct: f
Boney was great man.
A sol lier brave AMI true; ,
But Wellington did lick him at
The field of Waterloo
This was not in very good taste, not
exactly such an allusion as an Englishman
should he guilty of at the tomb OF a CON
quered foe. Nevertheless it contained
an iEdisputable truth. A Yankee visited
the pla,e soon after. Determined to
punish the braggart for SO iIlibepai and
unmany an attack ON the dead, he wrote
Immediately under it,
But greater still, and braver lar, ~
And tougher than shoe-leather,
Was Washington, q min what could 81"
Have licked 'em ell together. Goe
The rcxt visitor was n Frenchman,
who, like all his country, was deeply IT.
tached to the memory Of Napoleon.
When he had read the first lines lie ex.
cllimed with looks of horror and disgust.
Mon Dieu! Quel sncrlegA Sans dnnte'
les Anpluis sonte grand cochonsp The
Yankee shippers addition next attracted
his eve. He started as he read. easp.
ing. grinne,i and read the lines again then
gashine his hair, dashed about The room
in paroxvsm Of indignation, screaming.
lr,,,ei hu, 10 f,srs Jnna,b"n w nna 90 CO..,
Are 10 ,;hlei cLsll nee b;mt 7 sba,l
n,, hin, ,,r j., v.r,, sr,,iI ,,,,.os 81 ~.
called sor Fl. = barss rode ODE rpst 9th haste -. ~
town and son,,ht tho Yantaa asar,,
,,Lora Ali s5a t;rd baa go,n
shin had inst sa;i cd tho s,,nner ,vas
cone. ,'S
-
,,ersoa ,,,as 80 o,,,,,n,;,tad ~ ] ;a;y :, Maa,,'
rn,,,ton and nIaced h, @ snor,. ill
rs' ,,;ac ,vlo % IA baoa" - " .ont;,ad 49,
teranora,;lv nrevio,,s 70 h;, beina taEen
70 ne Ins5na unsn;tal at Rratslohoro
Alter the new conner had turned m for
the'ihght, ms crazy cham ordered hin,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26

DeaM ofAfaj. o. Bt;en. We regret to
learn of the death by chnlera, Of this gal-
iapt eaeeg, at lndianola. Texas, on the
2ldHst.a Myor, then we believe Lieu
tenant O'Biien, was the officer who dis
tipgni<hcd h;pseifso highly at Buena
Vista, in command ofthe artillery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26

The author of 'Etchings Of a Whale
Voyage relates the jollowing: B
An Englishman some years since vlsi.
ted the tomb at ST. Helena, and dited
in the register q verse on the ex-Emperor
TO this eff ct: .a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

has been appointed as an Envoy from Turkey to
the United States. He is said II be a gentlemen
of experience and fine capacities.
Azr The Grand Lodge of Old Fellows COM
,nenced IFS session in Cincinnati ON the l7th in
slant
rSr Jenny Lind will give Concerts in Balt-
more on the 9th and 30th instant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
Lynchburg Female Seminary.

TIVE mkt session 81 THIS Institution VII
i Monday The md day of September, 1s5e.
TERMS III tlass ~ O0i 2d Class $40 o ~ Class
S2 oo 1ih tass So co. Board pernon'h $40 CO. Washing
~ 90 Mnsiron Piano S5 0u use ot instrument for pa
ti>ng - 90 ieszons gwen N Drawing Painting, Orcn-
tai Uniting Wax Wufk and EohtaidoiY, No deduction
made eKeeFf iufases o pruIacted seness Tuition paya-
bile IN advance. For atlh,r particulars circulars may he
had Al the Raa Storc ol M,sss Payne b Bro the
sidcnre OF the subscribers.
Aug 22-w6,qf A. NJ. & {. GORDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCnBunG. SEPT. 81, 1850

LfNCnBuHG. SEPT. 81, 1850
TOBACCO - Receipts and Inspections con nne
li9h6i bids Gully inspected The pas, week ,saans 81
binds corresponding wr.k Of last ycnr. ~ hid sold
follows: 10 thd+. nj iloa s. To SO; 10 bids at from
SO 10 Sl2; and hhds. Al frlm sl2 To $l6
WHEAT 81 cts. for Red: 30 cts White
WILLIAM 4 SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

siMI. NJ. GARLAND, Cpk


Amherst & II , July ;, ls50
The parties nterasedn the foregoing oide will take no
cc that have appointed the h day - pccembfr 1880
10 commence the accounts therein mentioned which day
At ten o. ok, inthe morning, they requested attend
al Office, WItt ar accounts vouchers and copies Court
papers, prepared lot examination and settlement
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Cam'r. 4. C. c.
SeDt 23-u iW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

EsOgststn q Foshx.

tENliE ahaeth, have reeteas fresh suppy OF Tie ,.l
1 tied squate mc.h, all ill,
s7syIH02f .fHCEs0r roFifRg <f0fEs.
the beat Imported into the United Static and airantod 10 bs
.uehi all nmhcls from mol 10 ~ 10 II Is only
tttlr Cloths L, Hal thew the best, all IN
Nant will phase call before bn,ing elsewhere.
tuiY Il MEM n t.WAlkiS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
.fGE.s'G1.
OF
Dr. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines,

Pulmonary Balslm, Dspua,ive Syrup,
ieeiord tNpvrtuiant Heat torietiur,
Pulmonary i.inimrut tluuur Cofrociut,
Pure AID Medical Ged Liy,r OR,
Antl1tapcpNc VI Ntme, Cough and Catlaitic Pills,
NcUino, Female Pill,
Aetnuiugc, Female Specific, ssc, Sc.
sed dV nm constantly aud nth MED success "A
n heatacnf NJ
Colds Coughs, tonsum ton, Asthma Heart Diseases i,~
rep.a, Snolpa, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Female
Complaints, Prcs, Stc, Ne.
ID. Hths mjequ1hicd Fattnt sapo Plated .7bdosiqds
Supporters.
Ir fehs Improved Pofed Seel Spring Shoulder Trace
IN EAts Siirer iaaiiRs Tube
Or .flICB = CELEBRATED SIX LECTURES
uN fUu rNfY NATION AND CuRE
Consumption Asthma, Disease. o the Heart c., and ON tho
method 81 proscvinc Health aud Beauty old age.
lhis Book should b" IN etefY fanny. To the cnnsnmp
tive II Purts out the ony reasonable hope for relief TO
mothers, the directions give Tor the and education
ocnrcn invaluable - 0a0 copies Of this Book have
passed Though the press ard tho sar continues unabated
fo sale by :. :. FrlGli& CO.,
i07 broadway, New York and
by JOHN II. oEAY, Druggist,
Lynchhurg, Va
IL Fitehs GUIDE to inYais, Directions prr.on>
gsAf pr. fehs Rcmodos, to be lad, g'as, of all his
Agents
9-Nfmir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
TELEGRAPH GHuRNII

TUE undersigned having secured the right the Sts,aot
Virginia, this and most valuable inv sltion Is de.
sroas al d posing Count, wtiets 10 make, ard vend
said Chnfns an The N, 81 favorable terms.
The above invention patented. the LIST june Ss9
and ssed 1t day of January, 1850 and doubtless the
best Chuu extani, producing butter in from to minutes,
and gathering in ron alter chuug. 1t is also simple
Of construction aud perhaps more easily eeaned than any
other inr.c.
This Chun exhibited AT the last Far Of the American
Institute in the city OF New York, and there tested with
other Churu>, the result was Silver Medal
awarded Is this while Of the others received much
complimentary notice. from the Managers oil the Institute
Il used il the largest dairy counties In New York,
and bids iar to drive every other Chun out Of Cch-
its efficiency be by calling the sub
scrher or, bitter still oecuiar dsmons ration will he given
all desiring Letters the subscriber, post paid, will be
promptly attended 10.
IS ermen OF the above may be at the store Of
Mcssrs. Thurman & Schoded, who will lily have the
Churns hand for sale.
July % 6m JAS. II. WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

- 's'' -, ,.,.
~ 'l 'ampbe 1enhil, On the u day Of September,
i'," ,
''n' 1'ta'h and Agnes ms WIFE, AID James Lee 'nd
Su''n hH vic Pam1ns
aS"h't
N'''" ei""hs Mary !. his NIe,J I'm MaamanS hrits,
in4mts "H"laN} Many ohh' h'lts (nam'z unkn '"uD
Nl.'n h'ot ajamet ll"lon, lHphat1 . llidcn Aohl.
I'' W '''en, Amer ial, Executor OF llenlY ! E4rly,
o' - '""ati i11N AMI Jane IN wiz thalta Anthony
a"o N% VA ms VIII Ah.flm J. I'aden Madison llad'u,
a, '"'eN N37h'sli9'" 81 N'wN ti9l', d,ed William
v " oman nm Qhes uuoWn) Niay " htes hclt,,
1'i''' l"N''1h'l 'en5s smith hvu-. 0ahez unhnoNu)
James MOO. man juili hn'iW'n salty H1baeft Matthew
- N'"un 80 Nm 81 Robert strange, de Il, Nathaniel
y N'"1'' ',a Why ms Nlit, M'lim i. fuee, William
- ''""" ana sflah hi "llet and John G Mnuel Com.
9','"'I ,n IN hass4 sht o CLIO and VIII sfe's Vs.
Jordan and Wiz ese= . Defendants
go. II iliNNt tltl+
ne u'y'ti e ms snt = To- subject the manaY IN the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
EsON.v'E ~, sc. sc.

July 18th. 1850
30 = LADIES' AND MISSES BONNE'rS, Just receiv-
~'pD ed, at from ~ cts to So each
SHOES for Ladies' Gentlemen, Girls and Boys at from
p cents upwards.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES AND LAWNS, very
cheap, with great many Their nsw and tashionabt-
goods, which can be sold very low for cash.
JNO. j. PURvIS, Ae'r.
POSTSCRIpT-I am SELLING OFF great many
kinds oil goods AT COST and even beioac cost Tor CASH
July i5-~iiis j, j. r.. AG'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
Lots for Sale,

(yTl have spmc warrant LOTS iur sale, lying ON both
i,i slss oi ths Now Turnpike lea1nf hon nj, Recess
N shopto Dudley ana lohns' l1stasy Apply to -
= Rec4 h., term. iEsHN ~ IItAM.
Sept - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

Virginia
4 I Rules held IN The Clerks Oncc. ofthe Circuit Court
1850.
T. ~ rant and - merchants and PARTNERS, trading
under the sly lie aud fm ot l.. L. Fant X Plants,
against
James Bass, Charles /. Smthson and 1ohn I Bunus
Defendants.
IN CHANG ERI.
The ohlet o this suit To subject tie payment the
pan' demand any monies, debts otaer effects IN the
hand- &" he defendant Buuus belong ny 10 the defendant
ba", who i>h resident OF the Commonwealth aud tn,
''d James hass - required ia appear here within
month aNci the publication al this otrr and what
necessary I" Protect hs Interests aud r. ordered that
copy hereof he published nnro wcr SUCCESSIVE
weeks ~ sanr paper Plmicd In tho town al Injury
an posted al l' lfonl DON II the houso ii count
on the Gtst day 5lthr ntat County Count
copy Icstc.
sept % wiw j u. ALEXANDER. Cl,k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

1la.s%e Of tnc shcr,.,o,,,ctcr.

REPORTED fpR TIN teytRgiNAN' ny
ID. ID. PAYNE Il BROTHER, Book sellers,
MA.N SIRI.II. l.A NEIBLlll.. "a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

THr Bosros SLAVE CASE FROM NoRFoLK Our readers
could not have overlooked statement which appeared N
our last Of transaction in which gentleman OF This
city Ca Mhado, esq is represented as having tried an
experiment with to the recovery OF the value OF
runaway slave in Boston The facts stated are admitted
10 be in the main correct, and blame be attached
to the marshal for the failure Of the negotiation and
certainly none to the correctness OF Mr.. Ms motives
in adopting that mode OF proceeding He knew That MS
servant was In Boston and living with the man sparrow
as his wife. Sparrow who free, and raised n NOR
folk where he drove dray for several years before ne
left W became attached TO the girl and no doubt
her eopement for not long after he left norfolk and
went 70 live in Boston, she ran away from her master
and took up with him there. 1899,
The course which Mr. M pursued was dictated BY
Discrimination to minister occasion TO the fansca crew,
with which Boston is cursed TO get up another excite
rnent ON his account and TO make himself perhaps the
instrument of throwing another hrebrand 20 Increase
the lame Of discom which is unhappy burning but too
6ercey already He therefore sought 10 obtain his rights
nv o,ie and peaceable mode OF proceeding Sparrow
was represented to be IN circumstances which would en-
able him to raise the price demanded for the girl (c0usd
erably less than she would command here) and the draft
was calculated TO test the reality OF his affection for her.
and the professions OF philanthropy in behalf OF fugitive
slaves 90 literally made by his abolition friends tn
II il worthy Of note that this girl purchased BY Mr.
ather earnest solicitation 10 save her from being
sent to New Orleans, whittier she about 10 Be ship
ped by her then owner--Norfoik Herald t4A -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

Hos. H. s. FoorE I'VE perceive with the uitnos,
pleasure that on Thursday evening the general CON-
rnitiee at Tammsny Hall unanimously adopted resolu-
ton inviting the Hon. Henry s. Foote OF Mississippi TO
meet the democracy Of this city, upon his arrival before
proceeding 10 Washington
The noble. independent, and patriotic course pursued
by him during the last session OF Congress-the fidelity
manifested IN his defence OF the constitution, and adj
vocscy OF Hose measures adopted calculated 10 preserve
and perpeuaie 1.-THE eoquence, courtesy, and indie
pesdence that characterized him through his career
greatly ende him 10 the people Of this city, and they
will welcome him with all the pride OF grateful heafts
Let The democracy be prepared TO give him such recep
ton as one who has faithfully served bis county de-
serves--Nsw York Globe. Dec. z.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

I'M. a. wIsrIzENUs, late OF -. Lo.is having taken
up Washington tenders hs services the
Of hs profession Once and
dencs pennvsns avenue south SIDE ives, Of
Navy Department
Baron Won cerof, Prussisn Minister.
Hon. Thomas n. Benton.
Profersor J. Henry
y. A. Hall, esq
Dec 1-dlm.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

Generals Downs and Fooe. senators from Louisiana and
Mississippi. arrived in this city yesterday morning. and
resumed their seats in the Senate They had been
daily received in New York, and had addressed q
large meeting in explanation Of their political views
They return in good health and spirits. ,ag
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger {" OBJ
server') writes thus. s4,5, ,+.

w AsHIrGroN, December a, 1850 The action of the
Vermont legislature ON the fugitive slave bill has furnished
the sgitaors with fresh elements or discord and strife
That action i pronounced Unconstitutional by the Judge,
here 70 Wasnngton and have no scfuPe II telling You
OF the ables legal Congress and ia The United
States clearly Of opinion tina, y - disgrace the
siatuie-book The will, doubt, sha pc or
other come before the proper ribuna Supreme Couri
q the United States and be there adiudged unconsu
tona because directly conflicting with and rendering nu-
gatory, fur ts extension Vermont law
passed by the Congress Of the United States"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

ecanty thai due lAS w0sf Of your happiness and yor
Lopes die ish tyes "A wDuld be calamity she ciyH
lied wordf Chfstia1lty herself would DO hindeIed
whole century In her archs Hespect your rulers Frown
hbeIaly ppon The great Of your county Be peaceful
ezens be lac abiai gsops. with all your sentiments
opposed 10 violence bocdshed and confusion and ann 10
ssy all the excited and feelings that may CONS up
around you - Y n 1tr ts l4ege.est t sN ~ ssts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

TAsTAIIzING, Twice has the southern mail arrived.
but with no papers south Of North Carolina The south
mail Of last evening did even bring any papers
south OF Richmond. OF course have accounts Of
the proceedings Of the Legislature Of South Carolina
Of the movements Of the delegates Of The convention Of
Georgia towards Mledgeyille where the convention
to assemble yesterday 4R '1'4'' 'a' s5 ~ e,.i1
We presume that the mail must be delayed by high
waters or some other cause connected with the rains Of
the last week. There is report, brought BY gsnde-
manfrom the South. that the Legislature Of mississippi
had postponed ill the next autumn any decision upon the
also postpone any conclusive action the question Of
secession. ss s .sa s VI I'M M. n. ts,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-11

4, " obedsn 10 the laws OF your land DO not resist
:" ~aranc" Of God Stand by the constitution Of your
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
A. N. MERwlN. Anctioneer.

TeY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
AeBRoADWAY-Cash advances made upon ell con-
sigumenls.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 6, at 81 O'Clock.
Law LIBRARY-An unusually full and valuable Law
Library in good condition, comprising nearly everything
that's of value the lawyer and law student The Reports
In great variety and of the approved Digess Treatses
and Arrangements contained in it.
Catalogues will be issued on the morning before the sale
when the books may be inspected.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH
WORKS AND AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS. embrac-
ing ANIMALS and other Illustrated Works together with
School Books and Stationery and several of Stereotype
Plates. Also Elegant Engravings coored and plain &c
MONDAY Nov. II, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
and continued the following days otheweek commenc
ing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Catalogues of the above sale now ready at the Auction
Room. The sale will commence above, with the exen-
siye consignment from Mr. BoHN the largest ever made by
him. embracing large quantities of superb and costly works.
together with great OF his popular and
saeable publications of which further particulars win be
given hereafter The sale of this invoice will be followed
by those OF Messrs BENTLEY, WASHBouRNE, aud other
London and American publishers in the order OF the Gaia
ogue. -
MONDAY EVENING, Nov lth, OF 8 o'clock.
ASTRONOMICAL TELEscoPE.-A large Astronomical Tel
escope OF great magnifying power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
SALES BY AUCTION.
ASrnoNY J. BLEEcKER. Aucdoneer.
TbEREMPORY EXECUTORS SALE

or HOITsF AND LOTs situated on East Broad
s md ON Grand, Monroe and Coraers sts at Auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction on WE'D
NESDAY, Nov, 6, l2ocock, At the Real Estate Sales
rooms No Broads by order ofthe Executors the follow
ing valuable property belonging the estate OF VIM Scott
deceased viz =
EAST BRoADwAY-The valuable story brick houses
and lot ground known as No 3l4 East Broadway opPo
site Sher-s, near lis junction with Grand-st sad ot De
feet inches the SIDE and 10 feet 10 inches on the
east slde. c,r 2ocort Lotto If on,9 n, slo south
MoLRsE oIRLEI-- 'q,t ,oS VI fiol va NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
SALES BY AUCTION.

b A CRuroa Ancnoueer
pOSITIVE SALE OF THIRTY SE,V-
a EN- VALUABLE BUILD GSG LOTS on 84b,
10Th fsi 45h, 46h, 18th aad 18th streets, G sie
COLEG Chiffon vii sell ri public aaetoroa Thursiay
the 18th November inst Al O'Clock The Merchants Fx-
change Thtrfyseven desirable Buiing Lots n follows
-Four lots On the north side 39st rs f. 0th-sv
Four lots on The s0uth side io-st. aG =. el otgtav
-Four lots Cd the uOrh side tsis' go n sisi Of -av
Fo1r lots on the south side i5-st, l0l f. OF l0-ay
Three lots on the nOrh side t5hs 2 T. west OF 9lAY.
-Four ios on the south side 45h-st 20 r. west q! 9aaY
THREE lois on The norh side t7tt 4e X east OF lth-iY
Fnnr lots on the south SIDE 4lths;, 100 r. west OF llaT
I- i,fs on the sguth 5j,h-s 10 e. west ol laY
Two lots the west SIDE lptii nv ~ H. A3fil o 2tus
Fu warranted titles VIII ne delivered and SIXTY per cent
of tfe ofrchae money can remain bond and mortgage
for tbrft wears For maps and particulars appy 70 lie
aurtioueers Nos WulL-st. ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
MNARMERS RANK OF KENTUCKY.

L
STOCK of the FARMERS BANK KENTUCKY.-rhe
tors Of the above Bark their Agents in this ctyto
ceive Subscriptions 10 its Capital Stock TO the amount OF
$500, 900 give notice that Books for that purpose
now open al tie office OF WINSLOW, LANIER 4 CO.
% Wa-s where subscriptions VIII be received until fur
Five thousand share OF $1CO each are authorized 10 be
sod at par N.Y. on each share nnst be paid at the time Of
subscribing $50 the 18Th day of January next Qa5D
the residue subject to call by the Board of Directors Par
ties the time of subscribing may however paw for their
shares in full, if so disposed.
This Bank chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky
ut It's last session, to supply in part the demand for
capital growing out Of the wholesome business wants OF
the citizens of the State the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The charter is liberal in It's pro-
Visions has thirty to with power reserved by
al Stock is 900, of which about S7O0OGa has
s 6d do been taken in Kennedy the residue excepting the
State and elsewhere. The Bark, with several of S
Branches is now IN operation The Mother Ba9 sI.is o.
Kentucky believed to be most favorable and secure o
cation for Banking Capital The exports of the State
very great consisting principally OF hemp, corn, cattle,
horses mules hogs, bale rope, bagging, NC &c TO ach
which large OF Exchange the South and
North are Offering to the Banks
The hgh credit OF the State of Kentucky and that OF her
Banks evidence of wha this Bank will be- the
credit and standing of her Banks are equal to those Of any
other State in the Union their form mporantpsn
OF the circulating medium Of the Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
No Banks better managed, their current DIVIDENDS
now being from Eight to Ten per cent per annum win
large accmulaons OF surplus funds, and heif
stocks are now considerably above par IN the market
The charters of most, if not ALL of the other Banks In tho
Western and Southwestern States expire within tho ne1
Twelve years
The Farmers Bank Of Kentucky having thirty years to
run, VIII have field OF circulation OF great value to 10
stockholders
The management of this Bank Is in highly respectable
and able hands.
The Directors think they viii be able to pay dividends
equal to any other Bank in the State
MI Hanna the President OF tie Bank Is now In his Ci!y
he viii be happy TO give any additional Information and
may be found daily, for short ne at the Offices Of the un
dersigned
Pamphlet copies OF statement and charter OF the Bank
may be had on application us. New-York Oct ~ 1850.
WlNSLOW, LANfER 4 co. 81 Wallst
GA I'm WARD & co. 81 Wal-st