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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10
VOCAL AND IysTHUrENTAT

WINII.-MHn. Vt MINI btgs 10 lnIOrm
her Pupils that she has removed from her late resi-
dnncc On The hill to Nadine IIcnriques', where
she viii BE- happy TO receive them, attend at
their residences as usual.
Jan IL.
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A EsusTrs0NG & CARTER, JOI

"A hcrs in Ribbons, Ui1iqe,y and Sfra'c Goods
No. 17j Bal imorc 81. 6 h tear east flight ST., Bal
ao,c-oa,r= to +hc trade large stock Of Bonnet Cap
Belt and Plain Ribbons, Bonnet Materials aud
Miliuary Goods generally. Strar RoaEe's, Amcri
can Straws. consigned by and purchased in large
quantities from the manuiacturcrs-aso, English
Bonncts Of every variety on usual terms at lowest
prices.
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December 10. 1850.

WE, SAMUEL r. ADIE, JOHN TAYLOR
w GRAY. and WILLIAM GRAY, oil residents
Of the city of Richmond in the State &c Virginia,
have this day entered into co-partnership, FIR car
rvinp on the wholesale and retail Apothecary ard
Drug BUSINESS, in the city Of Richmond under the
firm and style OF ADIE s. GRAY. The said Sam'l
+. Adie and John Taylor Gray the general part
ners Of the said firm and the said William Gfay>is a
special, lrtner and contributes the Of ten thou
sand dollars in cash. to the capital Of the concern
The said John TAYLOR Gray contributes ten thousand
dollars ncash TO the capital The said partnership
is TO continue for the term Olive years from this date,
unless sooner dissolved according TO law.
SAMUEL +. ADIE,
JOHN T. GRAY
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond December 10 1850
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FTNEnN TRANspOTsTATrON

~ LINE TO PITTSBuRG AND THE WEST.
The Undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends aud customers that they arr prepared to
forward ali kinds Merchandise to all points on the
Western Waters with despatch, at The lowest rates
Of freight.
No commits sion charged for forwarding ct Balti-
moro Dr. Pitfsburr. G. Fl. Rooms,
Fan an-yIv Ae't. Baltimore.
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GLEAEENGS.
Female. LabOur.

Monday last we published ON OK
ccllent article on "Fcmale Labour," to
which the following from the London
Punch is not an inappropriate sequel:
WANTED GovEKNEss BY "SMiLL
FAMmy.-We have had our attention call
ed to an advertisement which lately APP
peared in the Times, thus commencing
"WANrEp, in a small quiet family, per-
son ofabout so pears ofogo,a NJ RSERY
and HOUSE MAID. She must be good
. tempered and orderly, have some expo
-ricncc as a Nurse, and good Needle
woman. An active, pious person, would
find this a comfortable situation The du-
tics are not heavy the children being out
of the Nursery in the day time. The sal
airy Gl3 year"
There is great comfort IN aeood servant.
1t is worth at least tcl3 yearly wages
So think the heads of the ''small and quiet"
possibly '.pious"-fanlihes who would
give the labourcr his hire, of course.
Stay: the advertisement proceeds:
"Inthc mcfanfily younglad is wanted
10 assist in thccar and education Of three
little girls, between the ages Of four and
seven"
Ifsc13 a year shall be given for washing
children and scrubbing floors, how much
for cul,ivating the youthful intellect and
forming the juvenile mind Answer-by
the advertisement continued
"Accomphshments are not required !;
but she must write good hand, and work
well at the needle. As opportunity would
be afforded for improvement, it is thought
that board and washing, with e. pocket
money, would be fair remuneration for
the first year"
Five pounds year pocket money !
Well; but where's the pocket 10 put it in
to 7 Five pounds year would not find
the Young lady in dress. a damsel possess
ed Of u small independence might perhaps
deem such situation ehgiblc-if willing
TO undertake little drudgcry for amuso-
mcnt
But opportunities VIII be Afforded fol
improvement. As the govcrncss is rcquiv-
cd to "work well at the needle" it is to be
feared that she would End much less scope
for Improvement than for mendiug. Ii
would be doubtful whether her claims to
sympathy would rather be those Of poor
govcrncss or ola distressed needlewonan
The Rsmall quiet fanrilJ" should try il
they cannot get nursery governess for az
old gown, ike a canary bird, which may
sometimes be obtained by that species Of
barter, provided Accomplishment arc not
required
This "small quiet family" may be very
snug; but Punch is afraid i, is also dread
fully closc.-Paarh.
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gsuilsIsng FgusirCss


in oil is various branches. His stock on hand is
very large, md Of the best the market affords He
will keep constantly hand large supply Of sea-
soncd Lumber as be has heavy contracts ior Luni-
her and viii be in receipt ofitevry month"; and viii
sell on accommodating terms 70 those who may IA
yor him with 4 call.
Ii has been rumorod that the subscriber intends
10 quit the busincss he would correct that error hv
stating that he may be found ut his old stand on 5th
Street, the reservoir, in close attention
his own business. From additional facilities added
70 his business he feels satisfied he viii be able to
give satisfaction 10 al who may favor him with
their patronage, as his personal attention shall be
gven to all Jobs entrusted to him. and he win have
altogether experienced workmen, both in the Brick
and Carpenters Business. Ilcwishcs 10 employ Cor
tlic year Eve six FIRST Brick Masons md
several first rate Carpenters None other than the
best wurkncn need apply.
lie wishes to hire number Of common lnhorcrs
for masking brick. also Some fifteen or twenty boys
from 10 10 y years ofe-e. fo- such he viii pay he
raj prices and no mistake.
Disc. 5-,iAp GEO. G. CURLE.
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e WATCHES AND FINE Jew

Gsa, just received the finest assortment Of Watch
and Jewelry which i, has ever been his pleasure
to offer to the public.
His stock presents inducements to all purcha-
sers, especially to those desiring to make Holiday
presents.
He respectfully asks an examinations being sa-
isicd Of making sales from stock in which are to
be fonnl
Fine Hunting and double back Gold and Silver Lc-
YER and plain Watches, Breast Pins, Ear Rings,
Bracelets and Finger Rings of the latest styles Gold
Guards, Nest Fob Chuins, Gold and Silver Specta-
cles, do Thmbles, fine assortment of Mcdalions
and Lockcts for Dngucrofypes, &c, which he is
determined to sell on the most reasonable terms
Cal and examine his stock Il. W. VICTOR.
n. B.-Watches and Jewelry repaired at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Dec l9--is E.W. V.
" EW FsEsM.-BURKHOLD & WAL
~ Kerr having formed a copartncrship for the
purpose Of carrying on the Carpenters Business in
the town Of Lynchbulg and surrounding country;
offer their services all in want of good Buildings
profess. to have thorough knowledge Of our
trade. Eacl-of Us after having gone through our
apprenticeship went to the city of New York, and
other Northern cities for the purpose of ginning in
formation in the above named business. We are
now prepared 10 wait upon all that may favour US
with their patronage. Our shop i on The Hin il
rear Of John wills. Esq. Our work shall Be done
in the very best manner, and on the most assemble
terms.
Plans of Houses, Green Houses, Gardens Sc,
will be furnished TO any person desiring them, ly
calling on Il. c. BHrkholdcr. Of the above firm
r.. G. BURKIlOLDER,
Feb 13-t. J. H. WALKER
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no. NDTFCE,--TUE SUBSCRIBER IN
- 4 tcnding ~ rcmnye 10 Western Virginia, wish
% .cl his Tract of Land privately on the North
Fork u Goose crcelt. in Bedford County, Va. nd
Joining tie binds of Thomas Jones Nathaniel Well
ber bid Others, confaining by survey 2l5 Arres.-
There n - or 50 cleared portion firsi-ra,c Men
dow Land; the Wood Land is well fimbcrcd and
good neser failing Springs, and as choice Tobacco
LAID l. ia the county. Within ono mile from the
l.yachburr and Tennessee Railroad, comfortable
Dwelling llousc will usual improvements on small
tarn, with Some choicrfuit trees ofdifrcnt kinda,
Those wishing to make a good investment are
quested to vcx thi. Tract Of Land, ne il win be
sold on some terms. Payments made liberal and
fnadc known on Application IN the Subscriber.
Tel i7--wtw JAMES IIGGISpuTliAM
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DEMOVAL.--EC & PRYOR have
II removed to the house formerly occupied by the
Messrs s. & J. W. Rumbough, as a hat and shoe
store, next door below Mcssrs. G. & n. d. Step
toe where they solicit the patronage Of their friends
and the public generally.
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- MANUFACTORY. F,oALlin 81. Rcar If
he Ciy Ho'e PicLmopd, Ta.-rhe subscriber
would return his thanks the public for the generous
patronage bestowed him for the last fifteen wears,
and would invite attention to hs extensive stock Of
CARRIAGES, comprising the following dcscrip
lions: Coaci $. CAarioaos, Boroycke,, Roctaraye,
1'oP and no I'op BHgggs anil Suiiegs. manufactured
out Of II best materials and of superior Workman
ship which viii be found to be equain all respects if
not SUPERIOR the best offered for sale in this ciiyor
elsewhere. Being determined to supply the public
witha superior article ofhome naIe work, invite
all who may be in want OF CARRIAGES, Of snpc-
rior quality, to call and examine my assortment
and also being determined 10 sell as cheap as arti
cles of the same quality can be purchased else
whore.
An kinds Of work manufactured to order, and re-
pairing done with neatness and despatch,
able terms. ALFRED KING.
Feb 1O-3m
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I'd leANEDEs E'efFih s,EF.g.A.-A MEpI

1 Sksks E'k'ff'S ssELIS.-A MEDI-
~ cine which Tor ninriy-twu years has proved
worthy Of 4. confidence, medicine universal in it,
powers OF good to man. infant; oi,n look
ed upon blessing sen, from heaven to save life
may it be duly appreciated.
But. some one say-, show can ary medicine be
useful IN all rases3n We answer, this one medicine
purie- the blood, and as no disease cau effect Us
when TIE blood is pure, all disease is cured by pu-
rifyrg the blood. Suppose the stomach is Affected.
All the symptoms ahow great prosiration Of its
strengths; IS capable OF dieesting the food; we
have wind in our stamarh--sorr bclrhing-barning
pain scraTing sensations at the pit 81 the stou-
ach. These symptoms remaining cause the greatest
pFostration Of the powers of the mind. a. well a.
those oft the boiy-ana If not speedily we'd They
viii cause other dangerous symptoms, such os
Paralysis. ST. Viius' Dance Epclepsy, Rheuma-
tisr-uore generally, however. Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery. il may be obstinate costychess. ter
minaing in violent sickness of the stomach. and not
nnfrequen;iy IN inflammation d; the Bowels
How important II Il. then, that these first syup-
toms be removed and one or two doses Of Brand
rcths Pills would generally effect this Oh Get hut it
should b. remembered that they are always aPP!ca-
bic, and should be used until health Is fully restored
as they viii surely cure sooner than any other
remedy, and when = have health through them il
is no patch WORT is genuine cure-one that
viii not dcreive.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by y. 3. Payne &
Brother Lynchbnrg, Va.
tl.FkN
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IMPORTANT IF TRuE-We copy the fol-
lowing from the -AHbEra A9rocate:
A GRnArINvENTIoN ART OF PRIN-
TiSc.-I.L. Burdick, ofUhca, has succeed
cdininventing anew cylinderprinhngprcss,
which rs certainly far ahead ofanything
now in use. This press prints both sides
of the paper by enc revolution: viii print
twice as fast as the Hoes press, and do its
work aswell orbetter,han the Adams press,
and it requires bit half the lohorinfeeding
1t, while the cost ofthemachinc, it is belciv-
cd, will be less than that Of any power
press. Most too much good, at ONE
Half the quantity would have been full
DIESEL
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yTIRsaENaA

W 1EsesENaA.-AtR Rules holden il the Clerk
' Office of the Circni Court for the county Of
Patrick, at the Court House. on the lst Monday in
February 1851.
William Bishop, Cetharine Bishop Sarah Bishop,
Jacob Bishop, John Bishop, Seth Bishop, Robert
Bishop. Lnndon Bishop, Samuel Bishop, children
and heirs of Mary Bishop, late Mary Wilson,
PlaiHiitTs
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Medicines.
DROTEssOR BArsg.Y'S-TRIcO.

DkOEEssOH TRICO.
h ldc'o"s, or Nofica cd Compound Tor Res,or.
ing, Preserving and Bcour,iying the Hair, Ern,ica.
IN Srurfa aud Danduf. and Curing Diseases Of the
Skin, Glands and Muicles, Stine., Gus, Bruises
Sprdns etc., etc. The following tcstimoninl.
selected from hundreds Of similar import viii servo
q show tho value Of the preparation md tho cs,i-
nation IN which il il held BY those who hive given
il trial
III" following testimonial ia from Mr. Mum, cdi-
tor Of the Scientific American. Comment ON snrh
evidence is unnecessary
NV YoRg, Feb -, 1919
BARHY's TRlCoPHFRurs-An article thai We tnk.
pleasure in awarding the highest cunmcndations.--
We do not do il upon the recommendation of oib-
ere, bm from our own personal know ledge Of its IT,
fleets upon the huir; while It tend. 10 keep /, hcn
Thy, soft und glossy, il also removes landruf pre-.
vents grey hair and nyigoratcs it, rrowthin man
ner uncqualed by any other composition known Ia
az. person only Moods usc on bottle to DO
convinced of this truth.
sold in large bottles. n the principal office
price 70 crnt4--No. ~ broadway, New York
Fer .alc by the principal Merchants aud Druggist.
throughout tie United States ard Cnnata. and by
JOHN II. SEAY, Drugg,i,
March .l---v S,V Ivnrlburv Nn
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cTEFTeT nLTsslFTENT.-oNF

~ Of the most extensive in the United States, l19
Baltimore ST., where 900 persons are employed
and d stoc, Of 1000 dozen Of Shirts always on hand
style and qualities suitable faral parts ofthe Union
Merchants and others visiting Baltimore are invited
cal and cxamiue the largest and best assortment
Of SuiRTs that has ever been offered in this city
consisting of all sizes and qualities. tor Men and
Boys which for style and Workmanship. cannot be
surpassed. More than usual effort has been made
to render heassortmcut Of SuiRrs, CoLtARs, LiN-
Ev end Corroy DRAwERs complete and desirable
in every respect I. W. BEIIoN,
10 Baltimore street, neas Light.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

60 hon ofGentemen to the spring rtylc of HATS,
which have just received most beautiful arti-
clc--also 10 large assortment of CaDs, Boots.
Shoes, oHd tyurclling Tr0aks-all of which will be
sold very low. JACOB RUMBOuGH
FL l..
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DAsNrENG AND DRAwING.--

J. CAPTAIN MURRAY bcgs TO inform his Pu-
pill. that he viii commence his second course of In
struction in the above beautiful Art, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst when be hopes 10 receive q centinu-
anco Of the patronage literally bestowed o. him
since his soourn in Lynci burg.
Ia.
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SrHsaFrE1p, June 90, 1850.
DEAR Sin: II gives me much pleasure 70 statc,
Tint the Dypepsia with which my wife has been 1,
oae troubled, arising from inaetioD Of tho Liver,
has been entirely overcome, and cured by the u.c
of your Invaluable preparation Of Bitfers, mud for
your kindncs in recommending them, Plcusc ue->
cePt my THANKS. Your obi afv't
G. l.. LEIGH.
igcBs--Wiiliam r. Hicks & Go. 1f9 and Isl
Front Street New-York For anie by
Sept 2G-y,6m ID. X. LYMAN,
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IeusNysTHAToR,s SALE.

1gNsSE eA'E'Oks'S SALE.
n VIII be offered for sule the lDth oi March
next If fair otherwise the next fir day Sunday
ccptcd-- 4cTcral likely young Negroes, and u the
perisable property the law requires % be sold OF
every description belonging 10 THE ESTATE Of A. b.
Mcgginson, deed, ut his late residence known as
Edge Hil Amherst county, Va, at Lock ~. The
negroes will be sold for cash. upon all other articles
above Ave doli1rs q credit Of six mouihs viii BE- eiy
emf not punctnally reid interest VII be added
from The date. Bond with good security viii be
required for al sums above, and cash lor ~ under
FIVE dollars
All peraons having claims 0gnins' the estate viii
present them legally authenticated, that arrange
incn;s may be Eiado topay them--and those indebi-
cd viii please make prompt payment A. longer ia
diligence cannot be given.
p. 9. MEGGINsON,
Admir- of a. y. MeggiHson, deed.
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TTNSLEY 4 TAYLOR

I'D E3Is9V E.-JAMES r. WILLIAMS
Z a has removed from his old stand TO the one re-
Gently occupied by Z. J. Echolds, Esq, doors be-
low Liberty Warc-hausc, here he would Be- pleased
70 see his old friends and the trading public gener-
ally. lie would take this occasion to return TO his
patrons his siaccrest thanks for their patronage
heretofore extended to him, and trusts BY close at
tDiion his business and keeping in view the mot
60, live and let live, merit and receive coutin-
nance OF the same.
E1h OF
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I,eyaiN Notices.
no MARY ROWMAN, ANDEfs-

Il son Bcgaaa, Chen BormaH. Elisha Borman
Alfred p. BornaR. H'Riiaa Boruas. E,eeii
Boaesaaa Nelson Thenpson and Elisabeth his eie.
John Jackson ami Nancy his rife, CasicsH p. Mort
goHery and Ckris'iaa his rife. .Jess Corr, Sheriff
q Patrick county, and sscA GdmfHisraior 81
.Josa BormaH, dce'd., and Henry 7'eggie'
You arc hereby notified that. on Saturday. the
9Th day OF April next, between the rising and set
ting Of the sun OF that day the law Office Of Henry
Lane, Esq, Patrick Coar,-IIouse. VIC shall proceed
to take the disposition OF Washington L. McCcnli.s
and others, to be read as evidence in asuit pending
and undetermined 10 the Circuit Court for the
county of Patrick. wherein ore plaintiffs and YOU
are defendants Should the said deposition not be
completed On that day, the taking Of tic will
becoutinued from day to day until completed when
and where you may attend ifynu choose.
Yours, &c, A. A, NOR,
Feb. l7--w4w JAMES C. MOIR
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Rif Iona Adver1ise,ncnf.


HAVE this
~ day sold ny eusire stock Of DRUGS. MEDl-
CINES. FIXTURES. &C., 10 SAMUEL F. ApIE,
who will hereafter confire the business in the hoa
lately occupied by me, IL Main Street, Richmond,
Va
have long and intimately Known Mr.. Adie, in
connection with the Apothecary and Drug Business
and take pleasure in recommending him 70 my
friends and late cu-toncrs, every way worthy of
their confidence and patronage.
ALEXANDER DUvAL.
December 49, 1850.
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p. L. GIBBS. AG'T ron
/ II WnlTGTVrSv


ENIlE subscriber returns lis thanks to tho citizens
u Of Lynchburg and vicinity for The very liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon him during tie
eleven years be has been engaged in the Building
Business, and would take this method Of informing
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y WILLIAM l.. LECAEE. TIN


e.-Fs o'd ~ iyoH- Ware N0ngtactlJcr fire doors
y 5eio'c he Marke'. Boak Square, Main Stree,
LyRciburg. Va. The subscriber would irfurm his
friends and the public, that he has now in store.
and IS constantly adding thereto. large aud well
assorted stock Of Tin Ware, manufactured Of the
best mitcrins, which he will sell on as liberal terms
as can be purchased in this market. Also an ex-
tensiye assortment Of Stoves, Cooking Stoves ofal
descriptions, for wood or coal; Parlor. Office an
Chamber Stoves of different patterns. In add tion
to the above, he keeps large variety of useful ar
ticles for housekeeping, which he will sell as cheap
y they can be bought 10 thi. market. Also an
extensive assortment Of Sheet Irin ard Japanued
Ware; all of which he viii sell cheap for cash.
Ceinat5y Merchants are most respectfully solicit
ed 70 give Linn call before purchasing elsewhere.
Ho0se Corerag and Gn9eriRg. superintendent hy
Mr.. John Z. Thurman, done in the neatesi mau-
rer, the lowest terms, end at the shortest posi-
bic notice.
~ Old Copper, Brass ard Pewter, taken in OK
change for any articles n my Inc.
March 3-wiw NM 4 TECKTE
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NERALAUCTION AND cow


VI MISSION HOUSE.-GARLAYp & RoHIx-
soS, corner of Gary and Goth Sts., on the Dock,
have for sale accommodating terms -
50 cases Ynuria Paste
100 do Beck & Co. do
$50 do +. G. Paste and Stick
30 do Ferdinand & Isabella do
10 do C. G. /. Paste hi'o''Vh'
10 do CIV. do
20 do F. X. II. do
80 do G. C. DO
500 whole and 50 half bbls Brarg's Family } :
200 barrels Bragg's best Superline -
800 do do country Supcrine "
500 kegs Old Dominion Nails, all sizes and dcs-
eruption,
80 baskets Olive Oil, very superior for table use,
50 bbls. Bumgnrdner's old Rye l.,.
90 do Millcr's do "hiSNi
10 baskets Champagne Wine, very superior
II cases superior Gin
II tcs superior sugar cured Hams
IS trails Hard Shcll
90 bags soft shell Bordeaux A""'
In addition to the above, we have on hand for
family use, a MOST superior article of old Antigua
Rum, and q few dcmiohn of No. l Port. Wine,
imported direct from England to this market du-
ring the past summer.
We are also daily expecting further supply Of
choice Scgars now on the way from Havana,
GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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TO rrsEspAssERs.-.

l Y The subscriber having suffered great annoy
ancc from trcspassers, hereby gives notice that he
will rigdly enforce the law against all persons who
trcsPas5 IN any way upon hi. Poplar Forest plan
tatior WM. COBBS,
March 3--n iw Bedford county.
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EDTCATENN.--lIRS RIcE rs GRArE.


~ ;iil TO her patrons for their liberal encourage
mont. She Is truly graii6ed At their manifestation
Of appreciation, and soil lis continuation Of their
patronaga which he will endcavor still to mer, By
iniihful attention 10 those entrusted TO her care.
Ieb ~ iw
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n
~ BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANf.--A HOME INSTITUTlON--Thi.
Company makes lnSnrnnccs against loss or damage
by fuc, ON Dwelling Houses Stores, Tohncco Fac.
tories and other Buildings on Furniture, Goods,
Wares aud Merchandise generally, in town aud
country, on the most favorable terms.
Also makes INSTANCES on the lives of all persons
enjoying good health and of sound constitutions,
(eNccpt such rs arc engaged in work ON Rail Roads,
Canals, and other extraordinary cmpoymcnt.) for
the whole duration Of life, % for d limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (not on
Rail Ronds. Canals, other cxun public work, \
viii be insured on reasonable tcrins.
BOARD OF ptREcIons.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
d. C. PETERS. Vice Pros't.
y. DluGulD, Chief Engineer.
u. O. ScuooLfisLp, y. q. lirRr,
Tnos. o. AcREE, JAS. NJ. COINS
MARTIN lIOLLiNS, Trcasurcr.
NJ W, pAvrNroRr, Sm'y
DIR. Z, II. Gnmcr Medical
d. VIM. Otway Owen, Eramiaer,.
Sept. 23--ts
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CHAsEviLLg. J.. l., July H. 1850
DEAH SIR ! have used the article of Planets
Bitefs, and have derived great benefit from them.
have been subject for years past 10 The Fccey and
igo bot since The Introduction Of Your Bittcrs,
have entirely escaped my nsual oirncks, aud eau
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