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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

WE have just received and offer for sale reasonable
w terms, supcrior assortment of clothing
with gr at car aud in taSt 2fu styles, comprising
RLtNkErC onls ofSupertine Whitney Norway Lab
radur and other qualities, Beaver, FcIt and Cloth Sacks
and Ov rCoatS. Cloth and Sanctt Frocks; Cloth, Uoc-
skin and Satinc Pants. Plain fancy Satin and caou
Vests Under Shirts and Drawers, Fine & Medium l.. b.
Shirts &C.
OCtOh lS IF. II. 4, e. f., II, SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

FATHER MATrHEw-This distinguished ad-
vocate of Temperance has replied to the Bur-
lington Committee of invitation that on account
of arrangements being made for spending the
sent comply with their request in visiting Bur
lington. He promises to come hthcr in Spring,
when alt who desire it, can have an opportunity
of taking the pledge at his hands. We hope
there will be many to improve the good oppor-
tunity.
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lM.A.LLit.L,,G I1IJ.I
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000,
CONNECTED ON TIE SYSTEM.
WHh, or acithom participation in the prof's.
THE business Of this company is con

.~s.s>. THE business Of this company is
SsS.S NSES SN duct d with safety and stability,
,NSa rtFc immediate S,prrvi i, II OF $lar.
NV " N&"Sl holders, and the Charter holds the
.sef~F, = +. dr.
DIRECTORS PERSONALLY RESP O.NSI3LE,
il tn Capital i, impaired. An SIMPLE paid up Capital, and
reserved fund Of CENT OF the profits, are both
pl dyed to extraordinary risks, and thnr"ngh in
v.Srigation is annually mad Of its aair Th"rris there
fore sponsbilty TO the insured, ynnd tn payment
of the pr niun and liability to further contribution
or to have the sum insured, reduced The s"!ihy of This
Institution; thu equitable principles upon which its bust
is conduct d. based upon minute mathematical cal
culanrS: and the ch'ks by which Is guarded in law,
have all inspired confidence in the inSilrng public. 1t
will be that its of MUM ar a. low As those
Of any responsible company in this country or in England
PREMIUMS FOR the ASSURANCE OF $l00 on
a SLN'GLE LIEE.
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DIST. COURT OF DUBUQUE co. IOWA
William Hall,
vs. >.ItlcHncut
Patrick O'Hare,
TTNHE said Patrick O'IIare is hereby notified that on
the 25th day of February, a. d. 1850, writ of at
tachmHnt issued against him from the Court aore
said, for the sum of Fifty Dollars, and that unless he APP
pear and plead before the of the Court, Judg
men will be entered and the property attached will be
sold to satisfy the
Dubuque, Oct. 10, 1850
I. P. VAN HAGAN. Clerk.
Attys for Plaintiff, vxn6Gt
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LIFE INSURANCE.

TTNliE subscribers have been appointed Agents in Du
huque for the PHOENIX insurance COMA N.Y. Of st.
Louis and are prepared to receive and forward appca
tiOns for policies
The Company has ample guarantee capital in add,
ton to premiums Their Liberal those of
any simnr Office, and the insured participate in the pro
fits of the Company.
As illustration of the Advantages of life insurance.
we mention case, which is Of many, that might be
cited a clergy man of Saint Louis took policy from
this office, the 7th of JULY ultimo for S50Oo-thc
premium ON which was comparatively 1rihe on the Odd
of July the gentleman died of Cholera and the company
have paid ovrrto his family 900.
r. "A & F.. II. SMITH
II. T." WnlrMAH, Medical Examiner.
ANCuSt 4th. lSil. "a If
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BEwARE.-It may not be generally known
that it is an ndictabc offence to cut timber on
the public lands of the United States, such
however, is the fact. We know that this law
has never been enforced in Iowa, but it is
owing more to the neglect of the proper officers
than for want Of proper subjects on whom to
exercise the law.
A vast majority of people seem to think it
all right to rob the public lands Of their most
valuable timber, but they should be made to
feel that robbing the public domain is not quite
tho thing that people take it to be. If the Off
GERS had done their duty in this State, there
would bs timber enough for all new corners.
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EslgsgsOaaS Roots.

7 HAVE just received supply Of fine Bulbous Roots
among them arr ityacinlls, tulips, Datadils White
lilys, Cr"cus, Gladolas, &C., which will be sold low
if applied for
Ell GILLESPIE, Globe Building.
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JAMES MULLIN & CO.
KeUbaENEsc Clothing Store,

JAMES MULLlN 4 co.
Dubuque Clothing Store.
THNlIE subscribers announces to the public that l have
u commenced in thl store lat Iy occupied by Charles
7dylOr where they intend keeping on hand larea and
choice selection of description of Cluing til stock
having b manufactured under their sup rylson,
with vi and durability, they think it
not fail to give satisfaction
FAhcIP Stock
VIII consist Of every description of Ovrcoats Coaks,
Dress and Frnck Coats, business and Travelling Sacks
and Alb 1T Coats.
p:asNtalGDGas.
of all th2 various styles and qualities; Vests of the latest
and richest patterns.
H'E1c Fancy departments
Win embrace every thing new, desirable in the lin"
of furnishing articles, and consists of every desert plion o.
Shirts and Collars, Drawers, Crayats and Gloves, Hand
kcrciets and Fancy Susp' nd rs
Particular Attention
Is given 10 the Custom D. pnrtnent, and their arrange
m'nts enable them 10 orders AZ the shortest notice.
JAMES NUiIIN & CO.
~ Filthy will be regularly receiving the lat st
Fashions.
Dubuque, Iowa. October %, 1850. 1T
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MaGu0keia Academy,

IA OK " co I.NTF, IOWA.
TTNE fall term Of this Institution comm need on the
1th day of Octuh r, 1850. Tho trustees feel pracd
in recommending this Institution the attention of the
public lis pas success nd the DIR. has done
ln"cl IL pace II on permanent basis: his long expert
rucc and ciliar method OF im,arting instruction have
S'cur tn, confidence of both parents and pupils. lie
VIII be ald by competent assistants, and effort b.
spared I" render the school worthy of ptronag. This
institution Is ra'rd in region of country isugu,
alike for It's calthihnrsS and for the hi. morals
Nh'h 'hirHrt rSt the community Whcr. is located.
lh situation OF Maquokta being on tn. Main road be
tween hlqlHa and DnEc1p and about equally distant
rn rllcr place, and having the advantage of daily
man stage, atrrd an opportunity of easy access
FinlS" all ages are ircd arrtng into classes
according To III IT lIVanCcmcn!-a tn branches which
' I'M" thorough and polite education ComprS-
Cd IN the cOir~r of instruction.
lie ann of the principal is render this institution de
>rhhl', esp orally IL par MS in Nurtli RI Iowa.
TN arI"iHStic year is di lid into hr terms Of II
weeks ca H. and arranged give long vacation,
during the hotties, part of the summer innnlls
Board in private tamili.s b. obtain d on moderate
terms:
MaQl"kcta, Oct. lG, 1850. o.lGtr
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white Lead and kItHssaTgc.
Large supply of these articles hand and for sale,
IN by T.. L. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1850.
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IOWA SHOE STORE
=:
Sign of the big Boot.

ID. DECKER
CALLS tho attention of all interested to his and
" splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, embracing
the recent, and every variety of styles and dcscrp
lions; including Mems and WUmens', Boy and Girls,
Youths and Childrcn's wear suitable for city and
try trade lie has for fall and winter trade almost cxcu
sively New Stock; he will offer inducements to the
people Of the West before offered in the city Of
Dubuque, and only cquacd in Of the Eastern cities
The subscriber has made large additions his stock and
is purchasing from the Manufacturer, and has also
of his stock made to order; the customers will at
the superior advantages to be derived from pur
chasing such establishment. Persons buying Boots
and shoes by tho dozen, TO sell again, will find
superior inducements at the sign of the Big Boot Con
try Merchants respectfully invt to call and see be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, full and complete
assortment Of Leather hcmlock and oak-tanned Sole
Lsathcr and Philadelphia Calf Skins, Kip and heavy Up
per Leather eastern and western tanned; neral as
of Findings, &c. More than usual efforts have
been made to render the assortment complete and dcsr
able in every respects he has therefore duly consid I'd
the interest and comfort of his custom generally (and
especially tho ladics consequently has purchased and
offers r sale large, fine and superior Stock of Muls,
including various qualities and sizes. He will cndcavor
please and satisfy all who favor him with their patron
age, whether in city or country .
oc left D. DECKER
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Now Jersey Election.


-.-...... NEWARK, Nov. 9Th.
The returns received show that Ford, (Dem)
is undoubtedly elected by 200 majority over
Rusk for Congress in this District.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

rENTE terms upon which this Company insure Life are
l. peculiarly favorable to the Insured much SO,
is hirved, than the of any other Life Insurance
10 Wit:
The great security afforded in Guaranty Fund of
Slnno0J H,Da) of which has be- n paid in Cash. and
2,0o cured in the safest manner, by Bond and Mort
gag of Real Estate
Rates OF Premium greatly reduced from the of 9TH
or Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women secure
from the creditors of their husbands
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No cytr III hazards taken by this Company.
An annual dividend to all policy hold rs, payable in
Cash: also, additions made to Life Policies every five
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums
Policies issued upon application without delay causing
no loss OF Insurance TO the parties.
Lives of either insured tween the ages of fourteen
ana sixty, inclusive, for year, five years, or for life
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Company
Will be found to contain much valuable information
speeding the nature, principles, applications and benefits
of Life Insurance.. Asn examination of the plans o
til other Mutual Companies of tins country, aud full
explanation of the plan proposed by this Company, to
g"h with various tables, showing the rates OF pre-
MUM for ne of life, of several Companies, com
pared with tic rates Of this Company and another giving
the of this Company, for all ages and terms at which
insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis and applications
received and forwarded by
CUAS. CORkERY,
Agent Dubuque.
G. ". Scorr Medical Examiner.
T. 1850. S-m
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
IL. Hunter, NDY virtue Of an Execu-
VS.: ID ton, or order of sale,
Jacob Pate and to me directed, issued by
VIM. Hutton. the District Court IN and for
the county of Dubuque and State of Iowa, a
gainst the above named defendants will, on the
twenty day of November, a. D. 1880, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and six o.
clock, P. NJ. Of that day. at the door of the Court
House in Anamosa, Jones county, Iowa, expose
to public sale all the right, title and interest Of
Jacob Pate in and to the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:-South
East quarter of north cast-quarer Of section No.
four, township eighty six, north Of range one,
west of 5th T. M.
VIM. STERLING, Shift Jones Co.
IRA B. RYAN, Deputy.
Anamosa, Oct. 23d, 1859. 74t. Prs fee S..
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DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning, Nov. ne.

APoLoeY-Wc have to apologize to our
readers for the lack Of matter in our paper for
this and a few of our past issues. This is
owing to our want Of space, which will soon
be ramedied, and not for want Of material or
shall be ourselves again-giving our views
plainly and boldly upon every subject, impor-
tant or interesting to the community. We have
many spIans being developed in the region of
thought, some Of which may result in something
tangible upon the pages of our paper, but O.!
this anon. At all events, we shall soon make
up for the quantity if not for the quality of our
reading department.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
10 Esousa.ay Land Soldiers.

10 Bsousssty Land Soldiers.
TUNHE undersigned ar. prepared to obtain Warrants for
4 persons who in any of the Indian wars, or the
of 1872 Those who make their application first will
be first served. Every person who has received
Warrant and who engaged in any military service
in the United States, is entitled to a Warrant.
PIATT & JOHN NJ. SMITH,
Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
October o. 1850. T-1t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

Vt. IT.
SssssnlAeiS a. Turner.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOILCTTORs IN
CIiANCERH.
VTTIL attend to all business entrusted to their care, in
w Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
They have hand Land Warrants to be sold for cash
O. located On tim.
Office No. |, Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
()rt T-n
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Cheap for Cash or approved City
Paper.
j. 8AhgAhh,

zS wHoLEsALE C RarAIL
BOOKSELLER, sTATIONER, q PAPER
DEALER,
No. I24, Main strcof, ST. Iouis, Mo. 4
Has hand complete assortment Of School, Law, and
Medical Books Blank Books, Quilts, Ink, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing and Printers Cards, Sealing
Wax, Bibles; Twinc, States, Pencils; Stray, Tar and
Bonnet Boards WATERS Sand, Envelope Paprr; Drawing
Materials Pocket Books Copying Books and Presses
DrCountry Merchants and schools rely upon hays
ing their orders faithfully executed and y re ven
4 yRicEs.
July Sd, 1850 43.6sn
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Coed RacyE's to the S|ofdicv..

Coed Racvss to the S|oEstics!.
To MoSc c"g0gcd IN the Var Of l@l2,--in any
Mdinn Var since 1870, and amy IF the Conn.,
miSSio"od Offers Of the Var 7rih .NcIiro.
FFNIlE BOUNTY LAND Pill. having pa<s,d securing
4 to each and cr ~ person Military Land Warran,
who was nga@rd in the War of 1912 With Great rtain
or any of thu Indian wars since l19D. any % the Com
niSSi"'d officers engaged in the War with MrXco the
und r$gncd Respectfully offer their services pruclr
such NarautS fer the claimants the reasonable
terms They have superior facilities ralcu!acH La
the issue I" Narr@nS, and the latest approved iors
Soldiers, heirs, claimants. will consult their interests
by calling or sending Immediately the undersig
cd
THOS s. & DAVID 8. WILSON.
Globe Building Main st. Dubuque Iowa.
Oct. 9. 1850 rs In
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JOY TO THE REED-RIDDEN.
4 P.4LU.4BLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
Instant cure Of Pain.


R.7DW.4YS READY RELIEF
Cures the acorst diseases In minutes and hours
aud stops the most cruel pangs Of pain in a fe,o
seconds,
So quick and efficient is Radwav's Ready Rclefin
stopping pain and curing diseases, frequently
raised the diseased and helpless invalid from a bed Of
sickness in few hours 1t has cured the pains of
Rheumatism, in hours. Neuralgia in 90 minutes
Tic dooreur in 10 minutes. Tooth ache in 3 seconds
SICK Hdd 7che IN Is minutes NuouS Head 7che Is H..
Soar Stomach in minutes Heart Burn in S minutes
Bo''t Complaints IN 30 min. Cramps Sprntns in 35 mir.
Diarrhca, III h0ur inflammation Of Boaels 30 mia
Local infamaions in 10 min. Influenza in IL hours
IioarsencsS' in 10 hours.
Spinal complaints, swellings, bruises sercs wo,inda
&c, it will relieve times quicker than any ether
cdy in
Let those who suffer Pain try it! BE-.
1t will prove itself in few minutes AS is
taken internally applied externally, its beneficial cf
ccts are
1t is better than all other remedies.
HERE rs THE PROOF.
There is other remedy tina claims subdue the
ell angs of pain in seconds, minutes hours They
require the patient to dose after dose before favorable
change is promised Not with Rb1Ddys Ready Relief
Its effects instantaneous; the first dose is tao
or the first external application commences its great jul
VI ''''o' HUH p''n' rea-
DUMB AGUE. ..sazsss
Railways Ready Relief, if taken on the first symptom
of chs will entirely the further progress of the
que. One teaspoonfu is dose-t instantly neutrazes
the malaria acids of the SYSTEM up the whole
sysem nvigoracs the functions of the stomach and l,r
to quick and healthy action-if the head ache battle the
head and the chords of the neck with The relief by follow
ing this you will speedily the Chill Fever and
by taking spoonful the Ready Relief every
ming will be proof against in form, for agc
cannot exist in the system fortified with Railways Rcaer
If
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Roots and Shoes.

WYE shall receive in few days invoice Of Boots &
w Shoes, Caps &c, bought for CASH In New York and
will be sod low at wholesale y retail
October LIST If X. A. l. r. II. SMITH.
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4 EliO E'TragsEt :s.ael Seed Store.

EaaO E'TlsgsEt and seed Store.
TENE proprietor Of this estahlishm MT is receiving on
a almost every boat, choice sci Cti, Of all kinds Of
Fall aud Winter Fruit, Family Groceries, Candies, Nuts
and Spices and at tn: cluSr of n;tvgaUN, will be found
to have on hand full aud cumIl of
ti'ics IN his lin" of hH$in which will be sold low
prices a. 1T any other similar cStabli >lncnt in DubuUe
Northern Iowa, and cling confident of pleasing ne
most respectfully inN : all Of his form and
others ocall and cNanin" his goods, being confident that
tn" ARTICLES and prices will suit the portion of his
customers AS DUhuuu' is 1nGnI III fashionable
cIti IS of the West, and tn und ign Il having desire
t" be little lShOnahlc has rrocur horse and
riagc for the accommodation Of his
which will be kept expressly for the purpos Of delivering
goods at any part of the ciiy free of charge that pr
chased at the Ohio Fruit and Seed Slurr, with and
Dispatch G.. K. WEST
October, IT, 1850. o-l6tf
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GssVGlasc and Paris Green.
A SUPPLY of the above articles, just received, and
IN. for sale by E. +. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1880.
Paints and DyesaWffs.
OF all kinds, on hand, and for sale very low by
~ Z. l. GILLESPIE.
~
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The American Live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY.
VINCENNEs, INDIANA.
CAPITAL $4,000.

HrSTOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABIE-kc %
ENOR the Insurance of HORSES, MULES, PRIZE
IL BULLS, SHEEP AND CATTLE of every drscrip-
ton against fhc combined risks of Fire, Water Accd ns
and Disease: also upon stock driven Eastern markets.
or transported South
LOSSES PAID IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER PROOF OF DEATH
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH G.. Bowman, COUNSELLOR
FERDINAND EBERwINE, Merchant;
Capt. ISAAC Mass, Merchant;
GEoRGE ID. HAY, Merchant;
Hon Thomas BlsHor, Builder;
JOHN WISE, Merchant and Bank Director;
ALVIN w. Tracy,
Hon. ABNER T. ELLIS, State Senator; and
and Mayor Of Vinccnnes;
Adm. SMITH, Farmer Bank Director, and
Auditor of Knox county.
JOSEPH G.. BOWMAN, Pres't.
B. SHURTLEFF WnlrNEY, Secy.
WIN BURTcu, Treasurer, and Mercht and
Pres't Vincennes Branch Of ST. Blk, india.
U5"Agcnt at Dubuque,
CHAS CORKERY.
July "a, 1850. 46-1y.
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Paint IS WaeVsaisgp Brushes.
larg Lot of Paint and Narnish Brushes on hand
n and for sale cheap by E. +. GILLESPIE.
Dctoh -, 1889.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

A NEW CArHoLlc BlsHop.-The very Rev.
JosErH CRErrx, Of this city, has been appoin-
ted Catholic Bishop Of St. Paul, Minnesota.
St Paul is Diocese, embracing the whole
Territory of Minnesota.
We understand that the Bishop elect leaves
for Europe Immediately, to make arrangements
for procuring Missionaries and pecuniary means
for the field of his future labors.
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NA EE wVN w GD EH Ea-
large and superior stock of
s ALL & WINTER GOODS.
which has been selected Expressly for this Market and
will be sold low for CASH or COTNRY PRODUCE.
Our stock consists in part of
Staple AND FANCY DRY GOODS, mrs, CApS
BOOTS, S-7OES, &c. all Of the best quality.
We Keep constantly on hand alarg. and sup RIB lot OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which ar anXiniS cOStom should examine he
for purchasing els VIII We wish to call particular
attention to cur
S3lP,ODIE< OF EPTAAS3a
which Will b. faund sup rior to any tn this market
Our stock of
Gc1ccNSVlrc
the largest and best assorted ever brought to this city,
The Genuine FRANK SMITH TOBACCO constantly
on hand.
To Farmers offer great induce mcnts to trade with
us, always pa the highest market price for all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FELLOWS & YOUNG
Dubuuuc OCtub r 25, 1870.
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SAVE THE UNION!!

THE subscribers having become convinced that our
Glorious Union is to be sustained, have purchased,
are receiving from
NA EN- wEN w GLE EE EA-
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Railways Ready Relief has entirely cured the most rou
besomc Coughs in twenty five minutes Take a spoor
full of the Relief internally, & battle the throat, neck &
chest; also, take anncll well soak with the Relief, lay
the chest in few mnuets, cxpeatoraton will b.
free and easy, and al difficulty removed. In all cases ask
far RadW ~ Rn,dy RCli
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E':aal and Winter
0Ci1,M2r|S1T7NIC!

Octuh + %. 1859. lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
GUARDIANS AND WARDS.


In former communication we called attention 10 the i'm
portance of change in relation to the appointment OF
Guardians and the safety Of Wards money We purpose
continuing the subject by presenting plan for investment
of Wards funds which will to the benefit OF the State
and al the same tmo the safety OF the funds and
save the Ward endless loss and litigation.
Let the General Assembly pass act creating rs we last
duty shall be appoint Guardians, Administrators &c.
and settle their accounts annually Let the law be framed
as under every possible contingency (saye only in
sickness bodily or mental disability shall prevent the
Wards exceeding their incomes the exceptions be gidy
restricted 10 the smallest possible BY the Judge Let
m, Judge in connection with the guardian if the income
not sufficient TO board cothe and educate the ward place
nen binding said person in consideration of the income,
if any labor &c. of said ward orphan, to teach them said
emnluyment board clothe and educate them.
If all or part Of Wards property consist OF money,
more than $780, let tine be invested in State per cent
Stock redeemabe the maturity age OF Ward If there
no an excess of income $780, let this likewise be
lv invested Require of the Judge report annually TO
the Auditor the amounts OF money in the hands OF each
guardian aud let the Treasurer draw upon the said guar
an for said amount and issue Stock TO the amount in the
of guardian for benefit of ward Require OF the Au
or 10 report 10 the General Assembly the amounts Of said
stock 80 issued tho of cGrd, guardian and county
fc Whom the ward arrives at age, upon the hna Settle
ment of his account lei the Judge endorse the upon
St,to scrip when the Same shall DO redecmabs within
months by the State If tho holder 50 desire
Nv such law the ward would have the State as SECURE
,v for his money instead OF private Northumberland thus oil
possibility OF loss fraud would DO guarded against The
Sate as the truo protector Of nnns al law would have
sufficient at hand for all purposes without resorting
10 foreign loans Numerous other advantages would accrue
which mus, at present themselves 10 the minds Of all
Prince George county. r