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GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute orders &c
any extent i'll the above line, both for new
workani repairs. Our Gins are not snr.
passed by any made in the State, POSSESSING
all Inc advantages OF the Falling. Breasl
and Sliding Ribs, which saves great deal
IN way OF repairs. We also use the Stee]
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an anrle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple.
WIN an improvement 70 regulate the NOTING
Of The cotton; our brush is constructed ON =
pam giving at once, the advantages OF
!ightncss, strength and force--ali very
material N the successful operation of a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves.
whilst we would assure the public general.
", that they shall have no cause to com.
plain either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared TO do work in the
Cabinet linc-such as Beds,eads, Ward.
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables.
tuphoards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
LIBERAL terms.
HUDSON IL BROTHER.
opposite The Presbyterian church.
Snmtcrvilie, Aprl22, lS47. 90
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CLOTHING.

~ a.sorinieni vi Aens an You,ll,s Cloii.
lns, llaniware and Cnrperp.rs Tools, Bngcy
hl hhlL'ihnss nnh A1ies. Carriage Trimmings Matea.
saws, etc 100 Kegs nails, Guns, Gun Locks.
etc. etc. ~ e'T>-tt'"'
SADDLERY.
iST israsS an; japan Wagon Harness, Snlkey and
"s Tic" Carriagc do. Fine English :.Sn,ldles =.
c"' c'c. good assortment of Hats and Cans
GROCERIES,.
Nmshca Butter, Cheese, Sarines, md Lobster
~ boxes of Sperm Adnmaniine and Tniloyv
Candles, Soap, Starch etc ~
large stock of Shoes and Boots. Porter and
ne Ne best article imported Med.irn and
the lowest market prices by
Nov. G, 1850 ~
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D. w, PRICE,
M q n & In ~ mt Tailor.

Respectfully informs his friends and tho public
generally That he has Just received New Stock
of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS consist.
ing OF Brond Cloths Of various Kinds md col.
ors. Fine Cassimcrcs, Black and Striped, selcc.
tion of Vcstings, Satin, Silk and White Mar,
sciles, Linens 0fcvery kind. handkerchief, Crn.
WITS, Kid Gloves, Umbrellas All persons
wishing anything in his limo will do we'll to call.
Garments can be made nt the shortest notice.
March 2Gth, 1851 % IF
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MEW APPROPRIATIONS,

cdtot,c
m the i.orIu
ta mnaton
n
cmGIcn
the tsin
thneS
Sirrct.FT land lain +,
Painand Figured Blacks
h an Lawns sand Cnmn
n Orgmir
Baryca. TTsucs i h
Is u
II
~ ~mc
@ < niil g cnfdcn cnuyr amend +.
Birds T.. y.ani' cning Diapers
n bling
hshon6 Ito 25ccitsp yard,
DENNIS Nu iics
tHnnbrl rdanp pinm
sunl Slccinrs offs
enabled F,cscw VIC nn
Hosiery, Hal asicr&c SC
H. - ~ W. G. BANCROFT
February
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Spring and Summer Goods,

The subscriber will receive in n few ,lays n
handsome assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods. consisting in part ~ follows
tALHtoES Gingliuns. French English and
American: Chanbrcy: Plaid Muslin; Or
gan'ly do. Printed Inconcl; Ombrn crnhd.
Swiss Muslin; Plaid Swiss do; Dotted do.
do: Bcrrgcs;
Lace ManlilIas: Linen Cambria IIkfs. from
T. ~ 10 81: Jenny Lind Scarfs Belts; Rlondc
Wells. Rinrk Silk Lace do Enbr'd CUFFS: ,lo
Sleeves; Worked Collars: I.nces. EIyincs and
ln>rrii:l;s: Agate Buttons for Dressc- Linen
Goods "i rnri"ns qualities, ITrsirry, Gloves
lans; PurnSolS, Of all qualities; Umbrellas:
''mbTd. Sa'tulcs; Combs, Brushes, Pcrfuncry,
Sc. &c.
Ready Made Clothing.
DF,h thcnvcr) Hats. black do. high and low
crown; Panama. L',horn, Straw. Palm Leaf
and Pearl Sporting do.
Groceries
c"n,r. Srnn'. M"lnssce. Salt. White wine and
Cider Vinegar: Rice: Pepper. Spice. Ginger:
Pickles: Wine. Sntla and Butter Crackers: Figs.
fa>ins: Ginger Preserves; SarIincs, starch,
Soap, Candles, &c. &c.
sicgars.
10000 Finr Snnish Srgars; half Spanish do.
i.Idoraio, Gold Leaf. Rough and Ready and
r"in'!lon Inbarcn. for sale low for cash or To
puncrnni customers. hy w. !. FRANCIS
nlrr tn. Office of the Sumter BANNER.
April =
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SumterVille Lands For Sale

The Subscriber offers for sale, the lands OF
the late DIR. james linynsworth, lying in and
adjoining the Village The terms will be nc-
communicating. Apply in my absence To Ncssrs.
+. J. d. NJ Moses.
G. w. MILLER, Assignee,
March Goth, 1851 90 81
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Negro Shoes,

IN" subscriber has made arrangements for
lI'e manufacture of from Four TO Five Thousand
l'iirs "i the above article by the FALL. For
retrFcnr" as To equality, he would respectfully
q, cit PERSONS who may he disposed to purchase
ni INN. 10 those who patruniZed him last y.,
as !" price he will guarantee them rs low as
May22 2if MORGAN
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70 ed ice

Is hereby given 10 the Lrgatccs in ana under
the last Will and Testament of Samuel Sic.
phenson deceased, late cf Sumter District South
Carolina. That they nre hereby required to
come forward aud rccciv" their scvcrnl lcgacics
from lbc Subscribers, without further DELAY
T.. PRiNGIE.
y ID. McFADDEN. { TX ~
Jan 2qh, 1851 If 3rn
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Eesas1 G,ftss5 ,NlIl,
.sfifSSIa.. yis7s;a. s5Sa
OFFICE Will. d. MAN. I

OFFICE Will. d. MAN. X. Il. Co. }
MARION &. H.. S. c., March 10Th, 1851.
The Stockholders Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road Company. nre hereby
notiiicd TINT the Ninth Ins,almcnt of Fiv,
Dollars per share is required to be paid on til,
first day of April 1851
I'y order Of the Board nf Directors
JOHN McRAE JR Trcas'r.
March Goth. 1851 % M
GV The Waichmnn, Please Copy.
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Notice,

Al persons indebted to the firm of Hubert &
Lanngnn are earnestly requested 10 COM, E,r.
ward ana make payment hs the Books of IN,
corcrrn must @ closed forthwith: bur if NOT
settled by return day, viii bc placed in the hands
Of an Attorney for collection
liuLBERT .S flanagan.
Jan. 29ih, 1851 II ,c
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Notice.

Persons having dc.nnm!, aroinst tho T..
tate of K. Richardson. Drc'd nrr r.nno.,,,
70 present mem duly aiIcsIcd, and those in.
dcbicd 10 make pnyncut 10
{. VI. RICHARDSON'S
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Land For Sale

Ss \ tract Of land containing 200 acres.
s4f~- ). more or less, lying five mics below
Carriers Crossing, on ;le Camden Rcad he.
tween two and three hundred nores ,.le,ra,i
adjoining lands OF VIM. Ccopor n
'itherSPoor, and r. .Icscv, bcJcnring IN
the estate Of David r. Wilson. For tcrns
apply TO either. OF tho Undersigned
d i. G, DUBGSE,
b \, A SCARBOROUGH.
Z Nov. 27th, 1850 ,f
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oOOS5GWl@Ueye

DIED.-On Saturday tho 7th inst in the
faith Of the Gospel, and in the sweet serenity
nnd peace of mind, which nrc the promised
fruits of this divine principle, Mrs. CmAnLorrr
ELLEN CuEsSur. widow Of the late John
Chesnut, Esq, ngcd 4i years.
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Attention Rimemen,

Il YOU nre hereby ordered TO parade Mt
AL your usIinl place Of rendezvous on Sat
M urlay the 18th inas. NJ 9 9n'clocli. fully
"a armed md equipped fnr drill and in
AZ sp~c'ion, i'll summer unilorm.-(Whi,c
III l'unis.)
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JAMES E. SPEAR & co.
and Esciaii 3CaIcr,

Watches, Je'ocl,y, .Siivey Ware,
Fancy Goods, Rcyalia, .fc. No.
23o Hing Street, opposite HdseV
CHIRLESTON, s. c.
The Subscribers would request Merchants
anime their assortment, comprising one of The
largest IN the city. Confident that their prices
will compare favorable with those orany o,hrr
aud The quality OF every article is warranted
iarticninr attention pad To orders Every
variety OF hrsHiIn for Nlasons, odd Fellows,
and Sons of Temperatures
Agents for Wildcrs Flrc Proof Safes.
Oct. 30rh, 1850 ,f
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BY order Ofllhe CAPTAIN.

l.. l.. FRASER Jn. q. $.
p. S.-Thosc who have not received their
new Caps unrlcr the last resolutions of tn. Com
pany for the change Of uniform, will find them
rcndy on that day. with the expectation that
they will come prepared to pay for them.
l.. l.. FRASER in. o. S.
April 10Th. 1851 25 II
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Just Recaive6.

SO. Il'e subscriber has ,jnst received. md
}R Is now opening The largest and lest
- selected Stock, tiat he l,i,s over ofisr' lffs
en- e Tor sale il Ibis place.. consist;na s,f
Drugs, Medicines, Dye s.ufi:s. pams
brushes, window Glass. Putty. Paints. Oils
&C. and Il full assortment ni French p,r
'umcry' Fancy yar;iclcs OF every tIescrin,ion
ana a every article that is usually found in =
Drug store. III orders from the cnpntrv
promptly a'ie'ded'o. a supply Of Garden
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Head Quarters.

IITH KrGiA:ENT, 5. {. VI. }
O'diord, March iii, 1851.
ORDER No.
In pursuance of an nrcr from Ills Eaccllency.
Governor John II. Means tn. commissioned
officers oi the iih Regiment South Carolina
Militia will rendezvous. nj Camden ON the 10Th
hay "i NAY next, at - o'clock, VI, prepared to
camp full five dnvsr
by order of Col. f. NJ NIELLrrT.
w. u. WILDER, AdIt
March ID 81 ri
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Camden Bazaar.

WE hereby notify our Customers, and
the public generally, that we have just re-
ccivc', large assortment OF Ready Made
CIolh;ng suitable for the Spring, which we
will sell as usual at the very lowest Cash
prices possible.
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M0TAGE.

mine. ne subscriber has Removed his FtrRNI
, ,S.E uHE " "AkEHOOM to Mr.. a. J. Moses ns,,
nNhlains ''ip-s'a,rs) where he will keen cnn,
SANITY on hand, n general assortment of Fur.
4s-r--e-..--e-.1sa nltnre, consisting in par, o
= gss;s ssss,e,ssssy ss Dressing Bureaus, Plain ana
eS..fr----.----sGj Marble Top, Sofas and Di.
vans, Foo, Stools, O,romans, Warirohes. plnin
ana Mahogany, Candle stands, Dining. T.n
and Work Tables, Centre do: Curled Maple
h.Sh me- ana low post Bedstcads. Mahogany do. :
every description.
Furniture made and repaired at the shortes,
der. " oi'
The subscriber is prepared to furnish Blinds
sash and Doors at Charleston Prices.
tie WI! continue his WORK. SHOP at The
wa stand where MI orders in his line will h.
inncinaiiy attended 10.
DANL. S. SARGENT.
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A large assortment of
For Ladies and Gcnilcmcn's wear.
We have also received fine assortment
Of Broadcloaths, and black and fancy color
cd Cassimcrcs, To which VIC invite the a;-
tention Oi our friends.
NJ. DRUCKER & co.
April 9, 1881 ~ ii
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Collection of Claims

'""n l nrecn, Agent for the adjust.
'..'' nn, %,'" E"'cc',"n OF Revolutionary. Half
In ri''I'' ana i|ounty Land Claims SC.
mn pf"'i'P,'y attend to all Snclr as may be
~ ,'a.''C !" us care. lie has secured
= ,.'"r 'Il'',IrH and expedition in The adj
l"''," NJ OF claims by having formed con
n"rt"n %ih a collecting Attorney in tho
t''r oi W,shinrron. - '''
,srnma'"TT,!!ic, ). c. April =, 1881 % If
- Wntchman Copy.
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TO the Memory OF
MIR. A. w. q. TERRY.


Dead How tina, word wi,h reclining cadence rings.
A, through the heart Is fclt It's mighty spell,
Ger each sweet memory, silent sadness cliogs.
Aud all our love. the heart wrurg tear drops tell
No more thy manly form shall meet our eye,
A. carth's dim pathway, sill We journey on,
But angels Of the past shall bring thee nigh
And bid us i1ndy think OF him that's gone
Too rmo for Earth, Heaven eliiaod thee az its
tThough some may think thy end ~ clouds Wa
dimmci)
Md thou hast gone, 70 dwell beside Tint throne.
Where songs immortal arc by scraphs hynncd,
Farewell We see thee not yet fcl the ,ruth
Tha, Heavens bright portals have received thee
home.
To live forever in Eternal youth,
Mid pain and sorrow never more to roam
Ashes 10 ashes. dust to dust again,
/, the stern mandate which no chlnge has known,
a, on We pass through this dark world of pain,
To tina, chill threshold man must eruss alone,
Friend parts from friend as Deaths relentless hand
Yields its dread sccptrc, with untiring power,
Upon the confines of that better land
Which knows no sorrow, weeps, no parting hour
Death gives the passport, bui never gain
Admission TO that realm where al j. peace,
Where lfe's pure waters course the heavenly PLAIN
In blssful streams, whose joys shall never cease
Again Farewell We would not call thee back,
And yet fnin would thee here once more
But, nh, there's return: once pass tho track,
We ne'er can meet this side the eternal shore.
There may We meet where tears no more arc shed,
While ago on age uuciouadcd rolls along
And Voices which to Earth long since were dead,
Shall swell the chorus of thine Angel song.
LII, OIL
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF

w RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
The next Lecture Term of this Institution viii
commence tho first of September, snd continue ten
months This School is recognized. and its stu
dents admitted the adj cundeu footing BIZ some
Of the most respectable medical institutions Of this
country. among which may be mentioned Jefferson
Medical College Of Philadelphia, and the Uniyersi-
II of the cry OF New York
The course Of instruction j. extensive and praeti
cal Anatomy j. taught both by demonstration and
dissection and students procure abundant ma
ierial for dissection on very moderate terms. Du-
ring the course frequent opportunities afforded
students Of witnessing and assisting in important
surgical operations.
The fee for the course is Sis 90. and always
payable on entering; the school, Board, convenient
To tie school, caa be had very moderate terms
Students can obtain the Textbooks in Farlnville-
village few miles from the School
FACULTY.:
JoHS p NErrArER 81 D. L. l.. D. Prof of the
Priaoipios and Practice Of Medicine aud Surgery.
FRAScIs J. MErrAUER Jr., a. NJ NJ. D. Prof Of
Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
ions P. MFrTAUrR N. D. L. L. D., Prof of
Therapeutics. Materia Acdica, Midwifery and the
Diseases Or females and Children.
JOHN +. METTACER.
Dean 81 The Factfltg.
Prince Edward e III Va ItIv II TG,J-v,a- 4
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Rich ara ond College.

We learn from the Richmond Dispatch
that the exercises of,he third annual com
menccment OF this College took place Fri
day evening. and reflected great credit on
the Institution. The addresses were IN
usually meritorious. The Baccalaureafe
address by Professor Rylani in comforting
the degrees, was very appropriate and
happy.
AT the recent annual examination, the
first grade Of scholarship was assigned to
the following students:
LATIv-Cticcro's Episacs-Alcx. Eu-
bank, Alfred r. Courtney, Benjamin Z.
Norment.
annals of Tacifas-Edgar I. Dunaway,
George 4. Stubblefeld. p. Henry Cay
renter, r. w. Davis. Alfred r. Courtney,
Bennett n. Wiglcsworth, Ro. w. Seldcn.
Lirg.-Andrew J. Burruss, John L.
Grubbs, joel w. Haden, Robert Med on
aid.
Tfyrl.-John L. Grnbbs, l.. j. Haley,
Watkins Warren. Robert I. Goodman.
Latin Rcadv.-Robcri Williamson
GREEk-T acydides.-Edgar f. Duna
way. Alexander Z. Eubank, Alfred r.
Courtney.
Herodofaa.-P Henry Carpenter, Ro
Mcdonald, Alfred +. Dickinson, Fleming
J. Jeffress, II. w Davis.
Xenophon's Aaabasis-Joel w Haden
John i. Grubbs. l.. J. Haley, Ro. w
Seldcn. Andrew J. Burruss. George A
Stubblefeld.
MATnEMArIcs-DBerential and Int
eyal Calculus and Astronomy.-Edgar l.
Dunaway. Alfred r. Courtney.
Spherical Trigonometry and Analytica
Ecomeiry--Alexandcr Eubank, u. Jetel
George, Albert Sncad.
Gcomet,y ard Plane Trjgonometry-
Fleming NJ Kendall, James +. Gouldin
Fleming J. Jeffrcss. Ro. Mcdonald, Ro
Williamson.
Bowdoa's Algcbra.-Andrew j. Bur
russ, Jas. +. Gouldin, Fleming j. Jefrcss
Fleming NJ. Kendall.
DIARIES Algebra-O. Clopton anderson
Jas G.. Bidgood p. Henry Carpenter, ito
w. Davis, A. L. GoodlocJ i. Haley, Jas
II. Smith, Edward p. White.
Chemjstey.-P. Henry Carpenter, Elem
ing NJ. Kendall Ro. w. Seldcn, james +
Gouldln.
Observation-Disclosures Eubank, u. JetcI
George, Edgnr l.. Dunaway, Alfred X
Courtney, Alfred Il. Dickinson.
Moral PAiiosopIg-Alex. Eubank,Al
fred r. Courtney, z. Peter George, Edsi
4. Dunaway, Alfred +. Dickinson.
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Virginia Reform Convention.


The Conventonmctpursuan,to adjourn
mcnt, and after prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Early of the Nj. L. Church, the journal Of
yesterdays proceedings was read and ap-
proved.
"Resolvod. That the SD rule be rcscn-
dcd, and the following rule adopted in lieu
thereof: On motion or call for the Pre-
vious question. there shall be no debate;
bu, unless sustained by 90 members, indi-
Gated by rising, the president shall not put
1t to the vote, but il so sustained, the previ-
Gus question shall be put immediately; and
all incidental questions of order arising af,
ter molten is made for the previous ques-
ton. and pending the motion. shall be de-
cided. whether onappeal orotherwisc,with-
out debate"
SCHEDULE TO THE CONSTITUTION.
The Convention adopted the following
resolution; proposed by Mr.. Brown:
Resolved, That a committee Of five he
appointed to prepare and report to the
Convention schedule to append to the
new Constitution, If, in their opinion, one
be necessary.
LEGISLATIVE REPORT.
On motion the Convention resolved IL
self into Committee of the Whole upon the
Legislative Report. The question under
consideration, when the Committee rose
Yesterday, was the motion to strike out the
9th section. aad to insert the substitute sub
mi,ted by Mr.. Goode. Both the Gthsec-
zion and Mr. Goodies amendment were
inserted in yesterdays summary
A motion Of Mr.. Randolph to strike OF,
That part Of the 9Th section which reads
"Ifno par, be redecmable, then the residue
Of the sinking fund, after the paymcn, Of
interest, shall be invested in the bonds OF
certificates Of debt of this Commonwealth,
or OF the United States, or OF some OF the
States of this Union, and applied to the
payment of the State debt as 1t shall be-
come redeemshle, disagreed to.
The question REQUIRED then IA division
being demanded.) upon striking out the
9Th section, which the Committee refused
20 do-Aycs d2, noes SIS. Thus also rejec-
ring the substitute Of Mr. Goodc
Mr.. Camden proposed to annex toihc LIST
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg. Inly IL. 1851.

1AfBAgilp.
ne inspections ofthn State ZIP to 1T instant,
shew deficiency in the present. whom co,nrar-
FL with last years inspections, Of about O. 900
hhds., with brit { snail uninspected stock on
hand For the past week our rnarket has been
more animated and better prices. SAY from 50 to rs
e. hare been rnid FIR all common aad rniddiinz
descriptions, whilst enod and fine shipping i
unchanged Ihc supply of good md fine
manufacturing il barely cqnal to the wants of our
manufactures. and the following good prices have
been paid - I hos. W. Jones sI37j. Sl4 and SIG
- for 3 hh3s.. Thos Greasy slS for ono hid. T.
Dinwiddic 81 Is for do. E. Lowry sll p and
1895 far do. NJ Davidson sl7 each for ? do
W. Hatcher sl7 80 FOR one do, J. D. Smith sl275.
and sl4 do. J. Z. Oyerstrcei s20.25 forI Do
Jno ". Powell SlI7j, and $3.50 for do. Da-
yid Barbec sl3 for do. ]. ". Graves $3.50 for
do, Sam'l. Fitzgerald sl6.75 for do. Samuel Hob
son $3.50 and SIG for do. Jno C. Hatcher So.
%, ,, and > for do, (hs crop lags included
Z. S. Hodge SLABS for do, Joel Hubbard Sl3.-
30 and sl6.5o for do; VIM. B. Toler sl2 IS aud
sI3.7j for 2 do, JHo a. Priagle s32 for do.
w. 7. SMITH
(fogf1rYsrr0x Mpprt,.s
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QUARTER OAK LIFE sNSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,


Institution having the largest capital and that CAPT
tal secured under the sanction and approval Of the
chief accounting officer of the State presents advan-
isges and security the assured, unsurpassed by
those of any company in the United States. Con
ductiugits business on the joint stock and mutual
plan it combines all the benefits and privileges of
two distinct companies, with only the expenses Of
one
The principle of Life Insurance is based on sound
mathematical calculations and admits of varia-
ton. Ultimate security being the primary object
to be obtained, this company will do business on
the lowest rates Of premium that can be adopted,
and afford requisite security 10 the insured, and per-
petlity to the Institution
Benef,s ofLie Hsssrdacc.--The great and sl,e-
cial object Of Life Insurance. is to secure the wife
and children against want and misery after the
death OF the husband and father though it is prac-
tically useful in a great variety Of other eases.
Life Insurance i the poor mans wealth, and
good investment for capitalist" -" It is institr
tion," says Chambers, contemplating unnixed
good to mankind
Have you debtor who you are confident viii
pay you il his life ia spared for few years Get
the amount of his debt insured his life, and you
thereby secure your debt
If you own property incumbered by mortgage
and Indebtedness, such as world involve your fam
ily should You be unexpectedly removed, get the
amount Of your indebtedness insured your life.
and you thereby relieve them of this cmbarrass-
ment, and disencumber your estate.
Do you wish to provide given sum for child
on attaining mnjoriiyl This can be accomplished
by derosite with this Company
Terms and Conditions II Insurance Com
pany will grant Insurance lives upon the mutual
principle, and also upon the jontstoch plan at low
or rstas. Persons may eject Insurance on their
own lives or upon the lives Of others.
Policies viii be granted in the usual form, paya-
BE after death, or for term OF years, upon the
party. arriving the age Of 30, IS. so. So. Or so
at his option, in either case free from the claims
Of creditors.
The charter permits t.e granting ufinsuranee or
life in every form including the right of wife chill
dren parent relations friend, insure the life 0.
another for their own exclusive benefit.
The assured on a surrender of life policy at any
time after three years. viii receive equitable raj
ne in cash.
A. r. WHITTEMoRE, in. Lynchburg
Agent for Virginia.
Or. VIM Otway Owea, examining Physician.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17
Fine wheat.

The finest specimen Of wheat. We re
member ever to have seen, was exhibited
TO US day or two ago, by gentleman Of
this town. 1t was produced, we were ia
formed on the farm of Mr.. Spotswood
Payne, near town, and was Of the variety
known as Une stem uhHc. The specimen
can be seen at the Book Store or D. b.
Payne & Brother.