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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09
FALL TRADE, 1851.
BROOKS g. BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
OREIGN ~ DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
r. CAUTHORN

BR OKS g. BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN N DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. II Pearl on Fourteenth street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
a RE now receiving portion of their stock of
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
suited to the FALL and WINTER trade; and expect by
list OF September to have in stock we'll worthy
the attention Of merchants visiting this market All
OF which they will offer upon the most favourable
terms. au l3
KH T. ~ Il. s. TALIAFERRO have re-
= IL moved their Office on 18th street. next to Mayos
Bridge, where they prepared to fill all orders for
FLOUR, MEAL and GROUND PLASTER with
promptness. au l5-dtf
EISlRST IN SEASON-NEsY CROP MAE
IL AGA RAISlNS-Jus received by steamer Ro-
anoke, from New York, new crop Malaga Raisins in
WHOLE half and quarter boxes.
LOUIS J BOSSIEUX,
oe 1917 Main st.
III s1RRINGS.-No. clip, gross and Roe Her
q = rings for sale.
jy 30 ED. M. MORGAN, Main st.
KJEW FLOUR.-At extra article, in whole and
l% half bbls, for sale.
jy 90 ED. M. MORGAN, Main at.
EpACON.-25 hhds prime Bacon Sides
ED 600 Hams
Just received and Tor sale by
&C CHAS. T. WORKMAN 81 co.
MTEW LAW BOOkS.-The Exchequer Re-
Ia ports, vol 4, with references in the American
Courts by Welsby Hurston d Gordon
September No Law Library-Lind on Letters Pa
tent, and Hindmarch on the Patent Laws
oe6 NORRIS BOOK STORE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09
BY K. CAUTHORN.

GNARRIAGE AND IIARRNESs.--Oa SAT-
~ UKDAY, the llth inst, at 10 O'clock at the LOT
in rear of Geo. j. Summers will sell at anction an
excellent second-handed Carriage and HaIness orgi-
nal cost $500.
oc 6 r CAlTTuOpN
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ron pHlLAYIELpIlIA-

| >As1sg1 FOR PHiLADELPIIlA-Th
| LIzkNIKH 9sasteamer VIRGINIA, Captain David
s4sssAg Teal, will be ready 10 receive cargo on
m Wednesday morning, and positively
sal on Thursday, 9th inst, at o'clock, P. NJ For
eight or passage, having sateroom accommodations
apply on board, or to
oc9 RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
<s5z5ssSc FOR NEW ORLEANS-FiysfV Vessel
g. GINA AND LOUISIANA IINEwTo
sail positively the goth inst.The superior fine fast
sailing regular packet barque VlRGINTAN, Captain
Nathanel Boush, having the greater portion OF her
cargo engaged, and going board, will positively
san as above For balance of freight, cabin or steer
age passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
Captain on board, at Dunlop, Moncure & Co.'S
Wharf, or TO
DAVID CURRlE,
CHAS. Il. WORKMAN e co.
HASkINS & LIBBY
no freight received on board after the 18th inst
~ The barque Cyane, Capt Loveland, will succeed the
Vlrglnlan, and sail with all possible dispatch.
oc DC.
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I AANIEL III. LONDON. IMPORTER oE7

EAANIEL III. LONDON. IMPOITER oET
G 81 nFREN NG GERMAN AND ENGLISH
GG0000DDS' AND AND DEALER IN AMERICAN DRY
GOODS, offers for SALE for cash. or 10 pnncmal cns
toners upon the usual credits, large assortment Of
Shawls and ladies' Wrappings. In the stock will he
lew Bayarian Long Shawls of costly character
CASHMERES AND MOUSLIN BE I,AINES
Some most exquisite styles and very costly as we'll
as the lower grades.
FRENCH PRINTs-These designs are of the
very best and the colours and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths 0"
Paris Cassmeres and Vesngs, superb and verv las,v
Cloths and black DoesEins, in all styles.
German Hosiery, very low
Gloves and Suspenders.
Blankets, in every style and colour some Be Blan
kets, OF the most expensive kind.
Silk Goods for dresses; a few Antioue D~esso. =;
patterns. ''0S III
Checked and brocade coloured Silks.
Back Italian and French Silks, cheaper than hereto.
DOMESTIC GOODS, made IN Vrignia-24 ,ne,
A oheetlngs and Shirtings AS these Goods have
come come INTO my hands under peculiar circumstances,
they will be furnished to my customers AT CO..
the yard less than the factory prices WIZ
VIRGINIA MADE CLOTHS-6-4 at Al o. and
% Plack coatIngs at IS cts These are the best
Cloths, and the cheapest ever sold in the Stota A.
me lot IS small speedy application from those who
desire NO Goods at small price will he hest
In FLANNELS AND KERsEYS, the stock will
KENTUCKY JEANS AND WOOLLENs-Mv
impressions are, that in these styles Of Goods the trade
VIII md Gtn the very best bargains offered.
LACES, COLLARS AND CUFFS-Londop
made; very handsome and cheap Caters and Londnn
top Goats in all styles As may be useful merely IN
classify some OF the styles in the assortment havs
done sos but no one who comes to the market 10 Inv
any goods, ought to fail to examine the stock and 10
buy such goods as they need because they are as chean
as they can De bought anywhere, being inlp9rted AZ
far aspractcabIe by myself, and selected win eS"rass
see trade. '' "'O ei''es~
The Merchants and others who need goods in quan-
titles are informed that by an ARRANGEMENT ,ybcb %s
been completed their orders will be executed or anv
styles of goods and delivered in Richmond. Their or.
des VIII be executed by one OF the largest and most re
Liable American Commission Houses resident in '.
don; aud IN every instance the original invoices will he
produced and verified and the of every Or
ueI charged Tor, and Custom House duties paid here
must be paid for upon their landing, and in every in
stance must be at the risk OF those who order them
U.s. All the papers in Virginia that copied nv spring
oHrolteoll'1It; VIII copy lHts, l3-ts
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NY MORRIS 81 CO., tsuccRssoRs TO D. PAlNr
d & CO.. Manapers Of Lotteries.


n s n.y. $500. q Co's Successors TO D. PAINE
I'd q CoJ haha9ersoi Lotterles.
~ MORE BRILLIANT tklzBS AT PURCELL 8 81
We have again the pleasure OF announcing to the
public the ARRIVAL OF two more magnificent prizes sent
10 TINS agency. On the I'D OF August sold to q
citizen OF Richmond the whole Of the capital of
| TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and on the next day we returned, for the OF a
purchaser, the whole OF the grand capital of FORTY
agency in the short space of 90 days, smounting to
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND
| DOLLARS!!! 10 addition 10 tn Sc, we have sold
since the rst OF August, prize OF 5000, 1000 1000,
and numerous smaller ones. Let it be remembered
these prizes haye all been sold in lotteries under the
management OF F. Morris & Co. More of the same sort
F. NORRIS & Co, or
.. w. PURCELL Richmond.
r.o,,,u = TS NJ Ca Sgd, NJ =, @,
~ AZ * % h 30 ao e. 10 ~ a. 20
Whne Nos : n q tho csni,sI of 600 ooo sold ord
na;J t t Nv 80" io o"pi"i Vi piTp I'll ao
''' ct ''S'' " 100000. 'N0i'AN'
2k 20 40 Az Az 9e &c "a ~ o. AZ AZ 81 oe 70 o,
Wbnie Ok 40 - tho o~anJ c.ni,. 81 en- 600 %.
mrned lrom his n1enny bv PJIRP;EI f,r Svaht -
$4,000.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated ClassN.
81 8 "a 6 II 794l Is 50 IS e. 81 ii 81 50 81 Is
Whole, 8 "a "a, the grand capital of $4,000. re-
turned 10 the Managers for want of a purchaser.
SPLENDID LOT TERIES FOR OCTOBER
Cpl ENDTD 7 oTTEpv Eop OC,rOpED =,
% as 5o ~ GRAND a ~ lHpr' H.
Oh nr;1ss II eanoo
Cr.rd coosol;doted Gas " tn ba d,o,,not po1t
more Satnrdav Oct - Il Nos 70 dra~n az N"''i-
cpaND CAPITALS
1rvo of Ga So9 90 ri 1000 100 Of 5ooo
rriats ak bi~es 81 "a " om.rtsrs o. co.;e
cato ot nsck,ge of ,yholes sg5sbaTs IN r.; rorr
ion 40 ri'p-0-
A0i
Srsonehsono To'tnry Class a. ~ b JU u, ~
tnore m Wednqsdav Oct * r. Nos ~ dr 4, n"n
wa " c.pTr.rs l'"' ~ o'@"h'
1or Gao 600 ! IF eonoo
Of. . 20 600 ! Of $50
Of ~ 10 GOO 20 Of Of 100 Inao
lot: ........... 5000 So of Of. ....... 500
Tickets 40 halves IS nnnrters o. 20 cartifoa,e
of oackaoe If ,vholes shareS in nro.t;
III p'opoi ''on
a375Oo 90 Of 5000 81 of 15oo
Grand Consolidated Totterv Class % ~ bo dr,rr,
at Baltimore, SaIurdav Oct IS "a Nos 70 dra,Sn
NV capIr,T ~ -'o''' - o'"""
1877 500 a. 75o
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09

ny ALEXANDER MOTT.
NOEL Main street, opposite the city Hotel

yz,r,r,1, - REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
the above named days will sell at public auc-
~ non, at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
mencng at hali-past O'clock, variety OF mscelIa-
neo4s goods, such as the following:
., + QRE---Cabinets, Wardrobes, Sideboards,
bureaus 6edseads chairs OF every style and pattern
Gard Tables, Beds and Beddiag &c "">'
c AS9A arge oqf 'easonabIe piece and cut Dry
GOODS &c, with Cloth, Cassimeres, Sattines, Vest
lhss' fIannels, 6leached and unbIeached; domestic
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers oil Cloth do.
Hosiery, Crayats, Shirts and Drawers &c. '''''
OLOl HING, &c; a lso, large collection Of sea-
sonabFe ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes
SIX, wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and gIazed
Gaps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks Va
nee and Carpet Bags Masons Challenge Backing
Ferfqmery and Fancy Goods of eyerv DESCRIPTION.
Eln ALEX MOTIF
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09

IUKtIs To; laTVts %; q0aTL6TS 81 Do.
Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland Lotteries
vii meet the most prompt and confidential attention, If
addressed to MORRIS & Co., Managers, orto
w. PURCELL,
Sc % Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09
REORE NEW AND INTER ESTING
We BOOKS. at MORRIS BOOKSTORE.

= 15,7O1N7} AT I'1O1tItIo DOO1NS OIsE
Sketches OF European Capitals-by VIM Ware
History OF Greece--by George Grote, Esq.
rhe Epoch OF Creation
The Scripture Doctrine, contrasted with the Geolo-
gica Theory, by Lord
Incidents in the Life OF a Pastor-by VIM. Wisner,
d. d.
The Battle Summer-by Tx Marvel
Fresh Geanngs, a sheaf from the old fields
OF Continental Europe-Ik Marvel
Reveries of a Bachelor, or Book of the Heartily
Tx Marvel. &C
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RANKIN & WHITLOCE.


LII FOR NEW YORK.-FIRST YES
- SEL.-Virgina Line OF Richmond and New
York Packets.-The superior fine fast sailing new
packetschr CALICO, Capt Samuel Dearborn, bay-
ing the greater portion OF her cargo engaged and 90
ing on board, will sail with all possible dispatch For
balance of freight of 500 packages tobacco or passage
having superior accommodations, apply to Captain on
board, at Ludlams wharf, or to
oc 3 DAVID CIJRRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09

AS FOR BOSTON-First VesseI-The supe.
So ror fine fast sailing regular packet schr SHA-
RON, Capt Prentiss Tbacher, having a portion of
her cargo engaged, and going on board will sail with
all possible Dispatch For balance of freight of 500
packages Tobacco, passage, having superior ac-
commodatlons, apply to Captain board, at Edmond
& Davenport's wharf, or to
oc 3 DAVID CTTRRJE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09
AAA BOXES PRIME CHEESE
ms 80 nests Tubs

NTO l HALIFAX CLIPT HERRINGS,
VI for sale by
oc f. H. SKINKER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09

FIJI FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-The schr
- JOSEPH JAMES, Capt. Mitchell having a
part OF her cargo on board will have immediate dis
patch. For freight, apply to
ocS RANKIN & WHITLOCK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-09

- NEW GOODS.-I am now opening large
E# and varied assortment of fresh Goods, suited 10
SSthe fall trade, embracing every article in the Hat
and Cap line that has yet been introduced; also,
Travelling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags, UNI
brellas, &c. which am disposed to sell for very
small advance; and having been purchased with cash.
do not hesitate TO say that and will sell as low
any similar Goods be purchased in this or any
other city. Al | ask is call from purchasers.
oc 4 JNO THOMPSON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13
THE NEcRo's DREAM.

AT the recent anniversary meeting Of
the Brooklyn Tact Society, the Rev
X. 5. Siorrs. Jr, one Of the speakers,
related the following anecdote of poor
pious, coored man, who happened to
be present at a village discussion, when
theological controversies were rlie.
The negro was asked what he thought
of the matter in dispute. In reply, he
related a dream he had Just had. lie
had died and gone to the door OF heaven
and while hesIlating there, had seen
one and another come and knock &c
whom Peter, over the gate, put the ones
ton, I" Who are YOU ~ One replied ="
am Baptist" Well, come in there
IS a place Tor the Baptist go there. -
Similar replies were given to Methodists
Congrega,ionalsis, &c. At last the
poor negro made bold to knock himself
and to the question of Peter replied,
All massa, me nothing but poor sim
pie Christian" A." Well, come in, come
in and go any where you have mind
to-"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13
BEGIN RIGHT.

Here is rough fable, but with NOR
al nevertheless.
"Tms lutte fable (said my Uncle)
NAV perhaps be of service To some poor
devil, more willing than wise.'
A certain man once married q lady,
whose reputation for amiabilIiy Of dispo-
silion was seriously questioned, If II was
not in reality seriously questionable. Vt
the wedding, everything went Oft merri-
lily, Of course; the party gay, the supper
magnificent the whole affair had been
eminenily successful, aud all parties ex-
,rem,y delighted.
On retiring TO his apartments, the
gentleman found himself annoyed by the
mewing and purring of cat
~ What in the devils name is that -
he eycl1imed.
ooh nothing, my DEAR" replied
the bride, " but my fayorite cat, PuSs-
i,a."
"Oh ! d-n Pussita-I hate cats y
and with this he unceremoniously threw
Pussita out of the second story window.
Well if you haven't got tenn
per J"
"Yes, my dear, you'd better believe
it,"
Everything" caniinued my Uncle,
event on well--in that establishment
even to a warm dinner on washing
day."
Now II so happened that friend OF
the above mentioned gentleman, who
had some months before committed
the error of marrying an angel, took
occasion TO enquire OF him
How is it, that with you, every
thing goes merry as the marriage bell,
while |, on the contrary, have almost
given up the idea OF wearing the panta-
looms at all. -
lie related TO him the story OF Puss
tia and the second story window" sud
my Uncle, without impressing upon
his mind the important moral that it wat
necessary TO begin right. Neyerthel, SIS
there was that IN his eyc---when he start
ed for home that told of treason
Well !" said his wife, -" you've come
home nj last, have you--ailer keeping
me sitting up for you-and what's the
maiier--you haven't been drinking,
have oou--you look very strange ("
Not in the least, my dear-but
hate cats, my love-"
" You do, do you; well, like EN-
that's all the difference"
iiereupon the unfortunate HUSBAND
made dash at poor Tabby, who VA
quietly snoozag on the sofa, and rushed
imp"iuously to the window.
You have been drinking; VIVA
are YOU gong 10 do, monster p
A" brow her out Of the window"
" You better Try it'll d like to sc,
you do It'd break every bone in YOU
body-why don't you throw her out =
dare you To do IL, sir -
He put the cat softly down on the so
fa-hung his hat on peg III the hall
his manhness and his pantaloons on a
easy chalr--and said
$50 in, ducky doring, and win
didn't begin right"
81 rather think you didn't-you bet
Ter take a fesh start--bpt don't try tia
game again, or you'll catch it. Come /
bed" And he went.
Wrong from the beginning" sal
my Uncle. "Oh dear me %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13
The Negro Boy of the West In
dies.

The negro boys there are the most
cunning imps have ever had to do
with. recollect, on my last voyage to
Jamaica, while my vesse! was lying in st.
Anno's Bay, | had TO 60 10 Port Maria,
TO look for some cargo and on my way
thther, near Ora Cabcca, came 10 one
of the numerous small rivers that empty
themselves into the little bays along the
coast think il was the Salt Gut
When at some distance, had observed
a negro belaboring mule most heartily /;
but before got up, he had left OFT his
humping, and dismounied, and now
appeared in earnest talk with his beast,
which, with fore-legs stretched out firm,
and cars laid down, seemed proof against
all argument TO induce him 10 enter the
water. Quashle was all animation, and
his eyes flashed like FIRE flies. . Who-o
You no go ober' Berry weIl--me bet
you Gppenny me make you go-no
Why for you no bet Why for you no
go ober?" Here the mule shook his
ears to drive off the flies, which almost
deyour the poor animals III thai climate.
- Oh YOU do bet-berry well-den me
try" The young rascal (he was not
more than ten years old) disappeared in
the bush, aud returned Ia few seconds
with some strips Of lan-weed. a few small
pebbles, and a branch of the cactus
plant. 10 put two or three pebbles in
each oil the mules ears, and tie them up
with the fpu-maad pos int tho ,.o,k -,
minute. He then jumped on the ami
NAL back, turned round, put The plant
To his tai and Oft they went, as a negro
himself would say, " like mad massa. -
Into the water they plungsd-the little
fellow grinnlng and showing his teeth
IN perfect ecsIacy. Out they got on the
other sde-heSd and ears downfall
and heels up-and the boys arms flying
about as II they did not belong 10 him
and lost sight of him as he went over
The rocky steep at full galIop. where one
false step would have pr-cipilaied them
INTO the sea beneath, from which there
would have been but small chance of
escape. No, no; a butchers boy is
nolAing to negro boy the one may
ride like the deuce, but the other is the
very deuce himself riding. About two
hours afterwards, reached Port Mara,
aud IN an open space, near the stones
there sat, or, rather, lay, young Quash
ne eating cakes; and there also stood
the mule, eating guinea grass, and look
ing much more cheerful than when
hrsl saw him al the Sail Gut.
4" We'll, Quashie," said 1, you have
got here, | see but which of you
Won -
"ouaslie win, massa--Quashie neb-
er lose, u.assa."
"But will he pay Z" inquired.
"Quashie pay himself, msssa. You
see, Massa Buccra, massa glib Quashie
tenpenny bis Tor grass for mule. Quash-
ie BET hPPenDy bin make him 90 ober
de Gut-Quashie win-Quashie hab
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13

10 Alta meeting, yenr or two ago,
in thus country, IA gentleman was speak
ing on a question not strictly within the
range OF business on the taps. Becom-
ing animated us his remarks progressed,
he exclaimed with something of melo-
dramatic soemniiy: Mr.. President,
my bowels yearn for the miserable VIC
TINS" DC. "Order, order" shouted
several voices from the opposite corner
of the house, the gen,leman's bowels are
out of orderr The point Of order was
sustained by the chair and the speaker
was commanded to take his seat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13
Good for the Log,oood Business.

Good for the Logvood Business.
Port wine has taken rise in England,
Unprecedented since 1923. The rise is
owing TO failure in the vintage The
intelligence need not affect the business
of our home producers of the article,
who give us the slon warranted pure"
III any quantities, concocled of sour beer,
logwood, eldeiberres alum, and plum
juice. Drinkers Of the article have on
~ 10 encourage domestic industry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13

Farms
,is from the CIV of New lors Ui and Eagno Hou.e
~ nov being built near thi. village, and tho last tram
e''og iroosya aie zach eue'een sofs ee., 'is 5ia
a. l.oss.. All tie po..n. .e6.erbns Vii receive re-
co,f .tirb s'tt he on,.ae,ed Attho ariuing all the
numbers on th p from sOi a., 1000 snl be placed
n a wheel lho G.si nomhtr drawn viii sainie the
holder 10 The frs. ft,, a 20 rfe- and tue taliowng ID
nI,. d,s,,,, ia ann a. M ieliers of he uuinhers 20
drawn 20 tho farms 10 tho order li down map, after
viii. 10 each sb.rn5er vlH RECEIVE rrl ,iugr lots, p
by no, ier ,ins ,asctnof. v0,eh ay be- d,s~a 10 hi.
numher un' ail tho unsers 20 the are drawn but
two 1.-The nfst o. which val enttie the hodef hereof
rp of arfss mad tbe hat one 10 tnui a. 10 acres, as
lad down on The map-lot m.,aneo, the hrst number
nutnuer so drawn will receive twenty ucr fam and the
succred,aa nunbsrs IN iho same manner 30 described.
nrs nui u,to isspl nud c.yated uiii ptnoacu h.
the h. hsst decree
The land wa. once hcsvily tuheodi portions are
noo covered wth hrinr .r,vti of ,ouns wo oak and
pnr Wood n. ri ma, aod gensaly cnrap i ihu pst OF
lsari Fito-sooi cnrap, th1t which suitable 90
ut into cora "A d lr tle New Yik MARKET Is ofuuiurn
pace and mas Tor goat many yeas boon always consider
Tnrfe IS ,ster,l a fbe land for common Encag--ood
chestnut ra can he had within lew ntics % thrsr au.
n abundance All huidiul materials cau be had
s of Bra Avn 40l Gf.niort auu al uan, ulcrncdi tie
places I'D tho u,.ll n4ta6i tior. There ate numeiaus
The 1.rei .,a,h Bt, ,i,si nrs rirsls Ter lhur s1ry
and never tiI indeed. DIS weather makcs ,sfy ltle
ebs,,. i thstn b. are linz and ~ .ll- ARE t ,atfou.
ero,is nniso, ,, nos, os, 7ni In IN middle Of mo
island he avrie ph ,ll be about IS tset al Herman
viiIo a. The Ground Il, h sh,r tn,y are ~. Der
Taors are nor, rhufshs. aaa s.nl. wina Two or thtos
miles oiihe village and within tour miles, ml, iau,o,es,
.t.ro. ana VILLAGE. An liza rr.,ie.,s "a an Ola ,.
count, sre m be- hsa hers ana iha ,o oisuaos count,
nrd, thrnts, e on being hiehl, iora ufdor, and ft
,is nrople Aln, suh.cr,rs q d, rsuus ui resrecta
6IU
Inc land can ne yer, orslr cleared aud tho cost Of
moot viii depeua Al9,.t snurel, un. the sclri he ga.
iay ,u as much Or a. Indie sine chuo.e do uo SNOW
MI, ubect,ona 10 tba Ise or o he lsd ara set,ipent
and the am, ia or nd ad.,y winch naao .ecr..ul m
p,spefou, settlements Ia oder pan Of me oountr, he
.to4i anon ihe.s l,nd. esnnot tu 10 nfoiuce favorable
results.
he climate i 10 every particular healthy anl pleasant-
the rn,d a,s pooi and ssu,s ,assalo at al sea.ns. @
,oar-the Nn,ers nte .tr, snJ I'D compared 10 I'M
an ~, man e., an. .,,tt 81 e Ia l.as.iL.e
ssaoa ieiahns more thsn tso or three meess on ,ho /.
land
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-13
PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VI.
"Llc Insuraaee h The poor maa's wealth and good ~
vesilnenl for the esp,ialsL"
OFFICERS,
DocT JULIUS Y. DEWEY; President.

Of 4 lCEAO,
DOCT JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President
hoN. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
DIRECT oKs.-Juius \ Dewey, Daniel Bsdu an, Paul
ID bingham, Tino. p Redheld, julius Couserse, Edmund
Weston Home W Hea"n, Jose. b. Danoftb, Jr AlhcIs 1.
Caiha, ,hn A. Page, George w. Colamef, Orin smith
Charles Dewey.
HOARD OF FINANCE Homer ". Heutoa, Albert l.
Caiin, John A. Page.
MEDIA EXAMINER Grin Smith, NJ. -.
CONSULTING PHloIClAN.-fiedefek W. Adams
d.
SECkETARY.-Jame T. Thurston.
LIFE INSURANCE
su institution contemplating Ganisei good To man
kind"
We invi.s the Aeuiion Of the Public 70 the principles Of
the National Lilo lnsufance Company.
The Charter D. liberal aud particularly adapted The
san's OF all who may desire 10 embrace such
IL should be embi acci-
st, ny Husbands and Fathers, make provision, uner
death, Tor ihei siie~s aud children.
- ~ the souns provide isr themselves ia infr age.
d. htof mig oeca,ioa
An h. the borrower 90 enable he Representatives. IA
ease OF NJ duHh, 10 repay the losu.
ON. Those ~ho save lite fen then da, labor. OF
yrafs income. should lnsest "a this saving. Bank hat
At may be beyond the reach Of soeiaent thai the Nlo
and child MAJ receive tiisif own with usuIy." II