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Family Bibles.

A LARGE Assortment OF every variety Of style
"A from plain to most beautiful Turkey binding
and extremely low prices at the book store of
Novcmbar5 JOHN l.. TUTHILL
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New Arrangement:

TTNHE undersigned having bought the entire inter-
IL est oi JAcoB F. BECK, he viii continue the Hard
business at his old standopPoste the Tallmadge
House, where he will constantly keep on hand gem
era assortment Of Hardware, which he will positive
ly sell cheaPTr than any house in the city SELL
He invites his old friends and the public generally to
call him before purchasing esewhere O. he Is de-
termiied 10 give general satisfaction.
GJ'All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned or the late firm of BoPe & Beck, are
earnestly requested to call and SETTLE the business
Of the FIRM must be settled up at as early day q
possible. p. BOPE.
! IaneSstef. Match 90. 1850.
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che 11)eekly Gazette,
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD,
! WILLIAM DENNISON, JR,

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD,
WILLIAM DENNISON, JR.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst. Dist.-CHARLES ANDERSON,
I'd JAMES. SAFFIN,
Sd THOMAS J. LARSH,
4th JOHN w. DEFREES,
9th DANIEL SEGUR,
9th HANSON L. PENN,
7th JOHN MILTON WILLIAMS
Sth WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
9th SARDIS BIRCHARD,
10th JOHN /. VANMETER,
1lth " WILLIAM E. FINCK,
18th JAMES r. STANBERY,
18th JOHN SHERMAN, b.
l4th SMITH ORR,
18th A. BANNING NORTON,
18th +" ALEXANDER LEWIS,
18th ROBERT B. MOORE,
18th VAN r. HUMPHREY,
10th Z" WILLIAM l.. PERKINS,,
20th " SILAS C. CLARK,
2Ist JOHN A. BINGHAM.
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Attachment Notice.

4 Tiny instance an attachment was this doy issued
Hooking township Fairfield county, Ohio against the
property and effects OF John Minehart non resident
Of said county. SAM. +. MACCRAi'KEN
September 80 1859 4voOs -
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1l.-River 2 feet 9
lnches' and rising. Wheather cloudy, indi-
cation of rain.
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Attachment Notice.

"A my Instance an taehment was this day Issued
"a BY samuel Bogls Justice Of the Peace ii Amsn
da township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the pro-
Perty and effects of Johnson and Roach, abscondjng
debtors Dated this 18th day Of September. A. ID
lSo2 4Y!b JOHN DAVIS Sen
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AssIGNEE,S NOTICE

A Disidend ofDASIgL Lgwis q Cos eGerts. vii
n be mad, or about he 24h of Uctoi,rr next :
Su ID OF the creditors have not presented tlei,
e'aiFnsare Requested 20 DO a.
WILSON n MUMAUCII, ASsir-ees
Lancaster. Juy 20, Is52 dI57
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II ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNNER--hr.
ELPSlN, IhP True DSesfira Fluid ~ Gax,rir .L,icc
prepared from RENNET, or the FouArm sroM.cn
OF riE CN, after directions OF Baron LlLBI,;, the
: eat Physiological chemist, by IS ,;oremroN, II,
- IPha This is truly wonderful rcmed, for
Dyspepsia, Ja,inl;ce liver comnI,in,
c"ntiiPaion AMI debility curing after Nature, own
method, by Natures own agent the Gastric J,;re,-
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence OF lis value
iurnl>h h" agents gratis. See rotice among tle
m,;isai advertisements
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MERCHANTS llorEL Our enterpr:sinc
fellow citizen John e. Fall, is just now put
ting the finishing touches to a magnificent
Hotel--to be known by the cognomPn above
ION First street, between + street ant
Falls alley. In construction Of this hotel.
Mr.. Fall has not only cvinced a praise.
worthy regard for the interests and rcputaa
,ion of Marysville, but he has exhibited Il
highly cultivated architectural taste. Ii
is three stories in height, AMI commands the
plaza. The lower story, in front, is 6ccu-
pied by stores. The saloon is on the low
er floor at the rear Of the main entrance hall.
Underneath the saloon, in the basement is
the kitchen. The building contains a gen.
tlemans' and ladies' puflor; common din
ming room and ladies' ordinary; billiard
room, besides eighty sleeping rooms, many
of them with elegant palors attached. The
building, as fur as practicable, has been
made fire proof.
We copy the above from the Marysvile,
California, Herald. The building was con-
tructed, we believe, under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. d. Sifford, ofthis city.
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NTS, OILS. AC.

/ O00 Kegs Pure White Lead bbls Venetian Red,
SOV 10 do Red Lead, I do Yellow Ochre,
Kegs Dry White Lead, 20 do Linsesd on.
10 do Litharzge do spi Turpentins
100 lbs Chrome Green. do Japan Varnish
i50 do do Yellow do CopaI 10
200 do American VerniIfion : do sup coach do&e
Just received and for sale a the city Drug Store late
g. q. Beck. EDWARD L. SIOCUM.
lancaster, June 26, 1851
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CITY OF LANCASTER:
wednesday Evening, Oct 3, 1852
Comparative Value of Foreign
and Domestic Markets.

The chiefarguments used, says the Zanes-
vile Courier, against the Wing party and the
doctrine of Protective Tariff, are that the
farmers have to look to foreign market to
dispose of their products, ,and in consequence,
if they admit our pro ducts free or alta low
rate Of duty into their ports, we should ad-
NIT foreign manufacture at the same rates.
To show the shallowness and fallacy of this
kind of argument, let figures answer. Ac-
cording to the official copy of the census of
the United States for 1850, the value and
number of several agricultural products were
as follows, viz:
Value of live stock, $3.50, ,7O5 ,23s
Bushels of wheat, lO4, ,799, ,23O
Bushels of corn, sol ,586,053
Pounds of tobacco, 1889 ,494
Bales Of cotton, 2,474,2l4
Wool, pounds Of, 54,422,797
Butter, do. 3l2,202,2S6
Cheese, do. lO3, ,IS4,5S5
Products Of Agriculture exported same gear.
OF animals-beef, tallow, hides
and horned cattle, $l,6O5,6OS
Butter and Cheese, l,2l6,463
Pork (pickled,) bacon, and live
hogs, 7,55O,2s7
Horses and mules, I39,494
Sheep, 1873
Wool, 22,728
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro.
visions, Notions, COrdage, Tar, Glass
and StOueW8re,

MAIN STREET, LANCASTER OHIO.
INVITES the attention of the country and city trade
i to his extensive arrival from New YORK, which
makes his assortment complete, He is ready at all
times TO attend to the wants Of his customers and let
II be understood at all times that he sells ON the
age lower than any house in Fairfield county, with
the express understanding that any stcle bought al
his establishment that don't give Satisfaction, OH
turn of the same, the money will be refunded
Lancaster, July 80, 1859 Unwind
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MARRIED, on the 7th inst, by the Rev.
George Weisz, Mr.. PETER MANGER to
Miss SARAH ANN STOUT, of Liberty
township.
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school Books

NEW YORK REPORTS, by Comstock, for sal,
~ by JOHN L. TUTHILL
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FRESH OYsTEnS.

&AZ HAVE just received lot Of FREsE
~ II OYSTERS and viii keep constantly n
suPPiy. whenever they can Be oltsiasd. throushou
the season. sept q. W. KRAMER
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I The Election. The vote Of yesterday ,witI
the exception OftwO or three townships, wal
light, and the excitement was not very in
tense, but the majority in this county viii
reach about Il75, which is gain for the
Wings of about / 80 since last falls election
Some of the townships have done noblyi
others have not come up to our expectations
We shall defer the publication OF majohtiei
until next week. We shall probably gain
on the above enough to reduce the Locofoco
majority TO 1000 at the Presidential election.
Hooking T5scnship.--We have reduced the
majority in this township to 90. One more
united and energetic effort upon the part of
the Wings, andthe township will be redeem
ed. Let that be the rallying cry for the next
trial. "SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN. -
0TSpeakng of the Gardiner Investiga-
tion, the political correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun makes the following judcious
remarks, viz
"The investigation was ordered as a polit-
cal movement, and was proceeded by polit-
ical attacks on Mr.. Corwin, by Mr.. Olds, of
Ohio. The committee, finding no proof that
Mr.. Corwin was cognizant of any fraud in
connection with the claim, then proceeded,
though not under any instructions of the
House to take evidence showing that the
claim was fraudulent; and, thereupon, report
that, in their opinion, it was fraudulent.
"ltis confidently rumored that Mr.. Corwin
has already made arrangement to refund to
the Treasury whatever sum he may have
received from the Guardiner award, in case
it should, upon judicial not political and
erpdrte investigation, be proved to have been
fraud. The opinion of the committee Of
the House will give rise to much further
speculation and inquiry on the subject.
ut is quite certain that, so far, Gardiner
is made to bear the brunt of the fve-fold as
sauts on his claim; and yet, no one believes
that he. alone, could have conceived and exc
cuted such a scheme as is alleged, or have
carried it through the sagacious board Of
commissioners, after defying two years, scru-
tiny"
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Prints, Ginghams, Lawns and shawls,
superior quality, can be found in endless variety
Vet HENLEYp4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
GARAGHTY, At the sign Of the GOLDEN Warren;
-. most respectfully informs the citizens of Laneas-
ter Aad the public generally, that he has opened
doors East ofthe Hooking Valley Bank, in the build
ing occupied BY J. Frank. as a clothing stores
Wateh-Maker and JsVVsIry EstabiIshmkeiat,
T and is not only At all times prepared to repair
Gk WATCHES AND JEWELRY;
the shortest notice, but has also fine lot or new
Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Fine Pocket Knives Port
monnais and many other bottoms on hand which he is
wlingtO dispose Of at as lov prices any other
tablishnent west Of the mountains.
My motto Is small profits and quick sales. as my
name Is -neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob" and
every article sell, shalt warrant
Those wanting fine Clock or Watch are requested
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and am sure
that you viii moi leave dissatisfied.
I May ls dI04 JAMES GARAGHTY.
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Receipts for the Gazsttei
David Harry 0,75 Abraham Long 81 90
Elias Vance III
New Subscrihers.
David Morrell. Abraham Long, Elias
Vance, Peter Bright.
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WILLOW and WOoden Ware,

Willow md Wooden Ware.
Doz. Willow Wagons and cradles: s do clothes and
n market baskets. large lot Of cedar churns. tubs,
buckets and half bushels washhoards, butter prints
ETC. For sale cheap, by
EFflNGER WHITE & LATTA.
Ian .aster June H. 1852
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Total sold abroad,
$7,742,3l5

Divide the value of wheat raised in the
United States in l840 into ten parts, and
you have one argument in favor Of British
policy and ant-tariff, and nine arguments in
favor of American policy and protective
tariff. The corn item, if tested in the same
way and fair average price given to it,
will give one argument against home pro-
lection and home market and 40 in It's favor.
So of the other eritems; compare them with
the items as published, and where are the
free trade argumentsl 1t is absolutely alb
surd and ridiculous for these British allies to
attempt to prove that the foreign market is
better than domestic one. A How q fair a.
fHoanit for the use of yourselves and families
at home and the balance nearly all is sold to
our manufacturers and working men, who
ask you to give them little help against the
Foreign manufacturer, who employ with
pauper pay, the penny and half day la
borers of Europet with perhaps quarter al
lowance of food, little clothing, living like
cattle, not educating their children, and new
er hoping to be any thing else than worse
than African slaves in the hands of their
taskmastrs; who can undersel them if they
try to have their workmen live like freemen.
Would you reduce your workingmen to the
same condition, by adopting the policy OF
these taskmasters, the allies of our free
trade gentry, and Oppress and grind the poor
into like hopeless misery? We know that
your answers will be NO! NO! NO!
*The short crop in 1850 reducing the
whole quantity of wheat raised, and not re-
ducing the quantity sold abroad, makes the
wheat statistics more favorable to the free
traders than the average:
wide 8. g.. Cox, author of Buckeye A.
broad;" &c. Good Democratic authority.
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NEW ADVERTIsEaIENT,

KSssuth and Magyar Has,
GrRAw, Palm ard Leghorn, beautiful assortment
~ latest styles, At HENLEYH
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Estatc of Amnndo Twvmon

IlottEtV VI 4
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the Estate Of Amanda Twyman late of Fairfe d coun
ty. deceased. c. F. SHlEFFER Admtor
September 7U, lH52 4w20
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DUTTY.-4O0 pounds machine made Putty in
il bladoers, for ssie by OTTO w. KHEAMER.
Lancaster, May %, 1861
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sfEAM saw wVy

W ~, unsersigned has just put into opentiou ,
= Stes.s Sac nm, IN Pleasant township. s mile.
Nofth OF Lancaster. On tbs Milleuport ro,i vyhers
ne = n2~ prepared U IN all orJers for Lumber N
e'e5y d'scrtpti0n, ~ the shortest no,ies
nept. J. IHJl-3mI6. Dawn c.Irpp
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIUNENH.
Telegraph Building, opposite Court H"1sc.
A GENERAL Assortment OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
n BIBLES, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER End STATION.
ERY of superior quality, for sale at ery low prices
May 3. JOHN L. TUT1iILL.
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WWoLESALE and Retail, at reduced prices-em-
w bracing all kinds used in our schools, at the
book store oil JOHN l.. TUThTLL;
South side of mSin-street, opposite court t-honse
November 4
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S1O,549,3S3
Vegetable food exported.
$l5,S22 1873

The first item is live stock, consisting O.
hogs, cattle, sheep, &C., amounting to five
hundred and fifty-two millions. seven hun
dred and FIVE thousand, two hundred and
thirty-eight dollars in value, of which we
cold to foreign countries the same year,
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0Is tNGK;S AND LEMONS.
4 Few Boxes just received ct the city city Dru
IN store. EDWARD L. SLOCuM
Lancaster June 26
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Law school Of cipcinno,i Co,,e-.

WI Mins'ern,h course Of Lectures will commence
who ns'rieuisie 5rts course ~, y'ets,S 49, M,
'e'ilSh' course free OF charge. Apply 0
CHARLES r JAMES,
u. II. TILDEN
C.,.;...,. e. CURWEN.
~ - ''''t''' = 1852. Law Fnfnfty
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Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.

TINE undersigned as Agent of the CITY INSU
RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or dSmage BY FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinify Office Main Street Fosters Building.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, December 81. IS49 dl0tl
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A Prime article, Daniel Ream's best white wheat
n Flour, for s7la at II. b. HUNTER 6 co.
Marble, Sandstone and Freestohe Factory.
OUR Machinery is now in successful operation and
" persons wanting any OF the following named ar.
ticles would consult their own interest ami confer
favor by giving US call.
MONUMENTS oil Marble, we will furnish at
short notice. :, ..
HEAD AND FOOTSTONES of the same; we
haze Of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in q great
variety of FORMS Head and FootstoTes OF the same
SANDSTONE FoH BUftDiN(ss, Sc Ratse-
work. Caps and 81 Gaping for wallis on Chfueys,
Flooring for Porticos, Flagging for Walks or Spring
houses Columns Gate OF Fence posts, tsel- -tops and
Hearths A. ]. LILLY s co.
Lancaster, May 70, 1852. dwS
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
VVNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
solved by mutual consent the books and accounts are
in the hands Of p BOPE, who will make all settle
ments, and by whom all claims against said firm will
be paid p. BOPE,
March 26, 1852. J.. Beck.
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NTINDOW GLKSS.-20 hall boxes = by 10
Window Glass for sale by
CAsH paid for broken Glass.
Lancaster. Nav 20, 1851
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TEIEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
ohio EIectiOn.

COLUMNS, Oct. I3-We compile such re.
turns as we have received. In Springfield.
the Wing majority Is 43I. ZanesyjIle 2O3'
Galloway gains slightly in Licking. Prank.
lin will give him near 400, and Pickawav
100. Madison, two townships in, good for
700 for Scott. Harrison is elected in the
first District Of Hamilton county by a large
majority. Disney reelected by a reduced
majority. German wards give Whig ma
jorlties. The Wings carry the city Of Gin.
cinnati. In the Butler district, Campbell
is probably elected.
We have not been able to obtain later in
telligence than the above The Locofocos
have news Of an increase of 200 in Senaca,
and report that Ohio has gone for them
by $4,000, Indiana by $4,000 and Pennsyl-
vanla by 10000. We will wait before we
believe either. Perry gives 900 and Hook
ing 500.
COLUMBUS DIsTRIcT.-The latest despatch
last evening from Columbus gave Galloway
5l3 in Franklin and Pickaway and Olds
400 in Licking with four townships to come
in. The names Of these townships are not
given and we have no way Of guessing at the
result. The chances are against Olds, but
yet he may be elected.
BUTLER DISTRICT 1T Is telegraphed that
Campbell leads Vallandigham about fifty
votes in this district. We have no further
adVices at the time ofgoing to press.
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DYED!

( VoU can get Log Wood. Ext Log Wood, Fus.ic
Il cam Wood Blue Yitrio', Madder, copperas., A,
um, Indigo, Of the best quality at
September d. KAUFMAN & co.
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$9,3ll,l42

Total for foreign market, $9,3ll,l42
Balance for home use and home
market, $543,394096
Thus it shows, ifyou divide the value of
live stock into 30 parts, that l part goes to
prove the value of the principle of British
free trade, and 40 parts to prove the value
of q home market. Again, we take the Free
Traders strongest argument, the wheat and
-four, and try them by this fair rule, and the
honest facts in the case.
The number of bushels Of wheat
by the table quoted, in 1850,
was *lO4.799,23O
Value of it for the sake of argu-
ment, at 75c. per bushel, and
itat1ounts to $7s,559,42
We sold abroad during that year
wheat in value, 643,745
Flour, in value, 7,09S,570
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

11
LIZ Srn-.fsI1c -Sra.s 1sttsst1e =
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Pickels, Prunes. Brandy Peaches.
I Nd variety of nice things. 70, sale low o.
cash at II. b HUNTER &c CO.
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Beef, tallow, hides and horned
cattle; $l,605,60S
Pork, bacon, lard and live hogs, 7,550,2S7
Horses and mules, l39,494
Sheep. 1888
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hIndOw Glass.
IN Bones City Brand, just received at
OU HB. HUNTER &CN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-25
FOR SALE,
The Brick Hill, Depot and Snndry
Dwelling Houses and Shops.

NHE entire nropsrty contains nearly 10 acrrs
Of Lafsi situated a, Hailtown, Jeife,son g.
va Il IS srhIeelg neeessasy 10 70 into a detailed
absorption q this very valuable property So cons
s2icaousy Situated and 80 well known Is the NH
.e Few waohave travelled tbs great thorough.
iafe through ne Valley Of Nirgiaia. whose ailsn-
aon has not en- ARRESTED hy this we'll conslrected
MIL. located ID lie GENRE III one of the finest
wheat regiens IN the Atlantic States
fhe. Winchester and Potomac Railroad Masses
thtoagh the property and within 100 Yards AZ ne
Mil, and has Depot connected win ii whieS
gives i read3 access to the Baltimore George.
town and Alexandria Markets The Mill Is four
stories high wen ventilated and constructed ID ne
most desirable manner. !, has an eighteen foo,
wheel, and tnrned BIZ constant stream
There are connected with the Mill very COM
portable BRICK DWELLING. and necessary
Out Houses. delightful Spring neap.lhe door DC
TIE above property, II not sold privately before
Saturday, ~ t5A day Of lfay next, will be offered
on that day in front Of the Depot, al Hallsown. al
public sale. at O'Clock p. NJ
The terms then made known, which will be ac.
commodating. Possession given the Isl Of July
next
D For further particulars make application 10 the
undersigned living near Charlestown Jefferson
county, Va. GEO. B. BEALL
March a. l512 Ere John Yates decd
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CIRCULAR.
A Method By aohfch Stare Oscners may be
Protected from Loss.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSN
RANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON.

TN future Insurance will be effected on the lives
j Of Slaves, under the following rules
LIST. Three fourths The actua! cash value will be
assured.
I'd There will be inserted in each policy con-
dtion that no other Insurance be made on the same
life.
3d. policy may be transferred to another party
ia this State or to Shareholder in another State
without first obtaining the consent of the Company.
4lh. A slave dying without the State,- is still
covered by the policy.
5th. The premium stated in the first instance in
the policy is the same, irrespective of age, for the
whole term Of five years.
9th. The premium for said term of five years %
be paid AxsuALLY. and the policy thus renewed, ir-
respective of the health Of The slave at the time Of
such renewal.
7th Referees letters demanded ia ordinary cases,
in effecting an insurance, will be dispensed with
in cases OF insurance on the lives OF Slaves.
6th. Satisfactory and REASONABLE proof Of age
will be sufficient ID have that fact endorsed in the
policy proof thereof after death dispensed with
9th. In case Of difference ais to the actual CASH
VALUE of slave il may be determined by reference
TO two persons to be mutually chosen by the owner
and the agent of the Company.
10Th. Parties insuring on the lives of Slaves,
can at The end Of any year, discontinue the policy
if they wish to do 50.
lIth. The annual expenses of such insurance
will depend upon the age of the Slave al his next
birthday, viz:
For instance, on $500, Annual Premium for the