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THU oTtI!I,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
MY OF HANOVER.


ssy virc of aced of trust executed su;cbrrby Archi
BALI Coyan cc!, date the 10Th day nj Deccnac
Is2 aud M record il the Clerks office OF he County Court OF Hem
y virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Ch1nce
nv Tor Comfy. pronounced the 9th day April s IN the
suit STYLED Executors Turner'S Executor. &C. shall
and decree proceed! 20 hci III public
tun on premises Monday the 2t day Of June > aif
day. go being villa; remains Of Thai valua
III. tract OF land lied W
@ acres said saW assigned the widow To-
her owcrJ with story framed dwelling ani all the ls'a
houses ncluis oice) thereon. late the property OF sai
Gura. decd the Chitsahnmlny swamp, adjoining Tue hh'
OF WIN. t'vCrium and lir t'ahcs
For particular drscrp map ni san! tractor anu
,ortion Of which has been assigned 10 the wr!"w Tor e
wrr may The law office OF W Starke. on 18Th ann
Eransin street. Richmond, Va Ill the day OF sale
TEE:iOu ir OF tile purchase money III cas ana Inc plihr
quail aud from the 'ay OF sale
until the whole purchase Is PAID and
bons with security 10 be taken or the rr, %
s. b am requested The widow said Govun dec
sill dover ntere: the above named tract o. anr
Tel made kUuwn on the day 81 sale. u. v
SALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
eeURSlANT the provisions oil decree oil Circuit Cou
Chancery for the county Of enrico ponoutceh on IN" III"
lay of June. sl pending therein between Robert od
others plaintiffs aud John C.. P"ards administrator and others
lc:cIa,s Deputy Sheriff of KIM vii lam COUNT? VIII sell
public auction the 3s rat o May ie ar
he OF Land conveyed aiu
scribe in T.. Pollard and wife 10 Robert FOR
dated the 18th day of April St' anidy Icr"ihsh ~
1r OF ;lr ,rac Go formerly owned by Charles
and him devised 10 his children which 'aII Land Is
i ahncys Ferry bounded on one site by
t tId road another side by the Pamunkey nver anu on
side tie lands of Maj George DabEcy dec d. ani contains
ahuur one hundred and siy y-tSo acres
TERMS OF SALE follows much Of the proceeds thereof
p.y necessary pay the costs and CHARGES OF making Tie
same and uon credit residue of twelve aud eighteen
months in Iiul irSaens, adding interest on each salici
IRAN the day satc purchaser executing bonds with one
more the deferred The e 10 The sad
rnr,y will DE retained further order OF the sad court
f''F'' no. :. KING, Deputy,
For RirhardW Poy, Sheriff. OF King William county
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WILL SOOS CLOSE,
4 I,nAf,I.D,l L

AT TIE EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL, :.
EbsYNE,S celebrated Of GIGANTIC PANORhMAS eh.t
lied VOYAGE TO EUROPE. embracing magnificent views
NJ pnstnn ,s IIarbor Halifax the Atlantic River Mcrsey Liver
pool IN. CT, Palace oil the Worlds FAIR, Westminster Ao9e
LONDON Thames, passing under the Bridges ana
Win MAGNIFICENT view raius Tunnel brilliantly HUM
mated and both hanks Of the beautiful RIVER RtilNE
The Hall is conveniently fitted up with inclined PLATFORM any
seated so the Panorama without inconvenience
every paid 10 the comfort OF Spectators
A. An Exhibition on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoon
q O'Clock. :, ;, ga l.
pS Admission % cents Children under - years OF age
, - ;,, ., oirb
20 Do"'' ~ " June 7-5t
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aisHsiSE IUljmSAs..
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1852.


PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE !, 1882
ARRIVED
schr Falmouth, Lewis, Baltimore.
Schr D w Eldridgs Ogden, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York.
schr Eesah Bayliss Philadelphia.
schr Sam'l Painter, Neal, Philadelphia.
Schr Lepreett, Read, Boston
Schr Oregon Cerver, James River
PILL pAPER W RANPoLp has for SALE va.eus
TIMBLET POINT sCREWs.-An assortment Of CIR
ss pointed Wood Screws u' sM Sn rem R :ef
ri Ju H@I ~ 'N' ~ West Main Street.
mo COACH MAKERs.-We have on hand a small lot Of
for cash by sMii! !. " no Mi .,Ss.,
June "a "esl VAN street.
Lead By sa ws R sa6 s3ls:
NOTICE TO CLERKS OF COURTS VIRGINIA IA
RANDoLplI Bookseller and Binder III Man street. e hin
DO:ss SG made 81 f'i de best materials, n.n.
CIsrks Virginia for the last Ia years June
MERCHANTS, who Intend opening sets Of Books IN
July will please hand their orders as ooH as fpS ssS;bSos
vs. large Blank hooks Of Northern and Home manu-
acture always on hand at l2l Main 'treet June .
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NTor1cE-propos,s will be received BY the undersigned 9o,
he i1h inst printing and bning the 9Th volume OF GIa
INNS Reports Specimen Of the work required will be found at
this I, Des ss WIN H. RICHARDSON, socy com'th g
-----------RE REDUCED PRICES.
yb@UE se.son having considerably advanced VIII oe Tue
her of INV stock much reduced prices ana
b,anc. of nv stock in will be sold lower prices ta
eT o.kcd for them earlier period Of the season. MY STOCK
Dress Goods comprises choice patterns OF
Rich Printed Ofgandes Berage DE Lame
do do French Jaconct Rich Printed Berago
do DO Tissue. Chaly Berage
In do Satin Plaid Tissue, Paris Dc Lame. etc. etc
And , Mantlas choice shades Of Pink Blue anu Green
r;.bng 20 purchase examine these articles
ihose "i'"'"s " WILLIAM E. WARREN,
Wa No. H Eagle Square.
aEKRIS Gs.-75 and gross erIng' Tor sale by
- No. Is Main street.
DECTi FED WaIsKEY.-lo hbl; superior q@ val
H store, for sale by 4 - ~ Is Main street,
June S 49,
IME-IOV DBL. Thoma Lime, in store Tor sale by co
4 Juue 8 ). IL " --
OY TT,S VIRGINIA Y-LIdHT DAGUEh"
REAS GALLERY.
No las, Main Street. .
EESTABLISIlED 1916, contains the Portraits OF an eGn
virsinaDs consisting OF the Convention ana
nr,s 1850 and 49, United States Senate anu many OF e
Of 1876 ras must be seen 10 DE apieca
.i We aks ,em every price and every ye 70 sun .as
If or siers The invited 10 call and our
oeus and magnificent combined SlDF AND shy lnh ~ me
Gothic Window, las Main street JUNE e-e
KGERs' OFFICER. FRANCE & CO., sue
WI cESSoRS To F. MORRIS n co. -. :, ; I, 90
cor his day-Capitals $4,000 10000 5000 25ou ~ OF io
l.. "a Nos .l2 drawn Tickets So
Also the Dollar Loitery-Capnal s3,i5V, &c.
A''o ~ Drawn Nos. Of G rand Consolidated, Glass To-
= 2s &c 80 10 80 55 3 81 6s q 49,
"
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S,.ns, sAnsArARiI.LA oUART nOTTLEs.

blood ScroiIiI ncrrGa
/ Diseases CGtancous ErJpions Stubborn Ces
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Bronchitis salt eum. CoHsrmFion
Fever Sores Female paints Ey eas Loss OF Appetite PM
rIes Rcs. General Debility. &c.
has IA
since IT, first public which
n founding ;hc claims
the Contained
in Sar:aparia Ruut Ike n Nr Of which
the wonderful effected
hr The use this preparation While Sarsa Root TOMS
in.or,n; uart combinations the nr conpond-
al with remedies power: alh the
lar conbinaon scientific 81 ta lis
allie the depends. % her prrpaT-
putting AZ! III 5caTIh. the
al one OF lis isedicns and here ends tc resemblance it
ros, meeting remedy and like this 0Ho'
.r this exists and nnakirs choice 81 wtii they VI"
~ rot other bat ta; one entii. to ;"ir ciccc
effected lIvH. Witnesses, whoss
ss,nua am. residences have been published, and who st
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BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS

ILLUSTRATED LONDON BOOKS
NATAvERIEY NOVELS, Abbo;siurd Edition. IL 'oia royal
The Dramatic nf Beaumont Fletcher, Masscnse rv
wychercy Consrevc. Vanb!uS Fnriua and Ben Johnson "
form binding ..,, c,, ;,, ,r;,h the
above.
Tn. Spectator, with Portraits; vol ,svo.
Fcding', WORKS complete illustrated; By Cruikshank
SmoleIs do d. do do do
Bunyan Pilgrims Progress; beautiful edition. with numerous
illustrations ,
Swll's Works, complete; edited By Roscoe.
The Works of Samuel johnson, l.. l.. d.
Do do do Lawrence Serne
Do DO do Charles Lamb 4 vols. l2no
Theirs History OF the Consulate and Empire Of Napoleon
Do do 10 French Revolution.
BusSe's Life OF Johnson; 10 vols. II mo-
Corophus' Works; edited by SJuhcy 10 vols, Il mo-
ShakBpeare's Dramatic Works, II vols, 81 mo.
Received and for sale by ,,oppIS
JuncS y. Mon----
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DIR. BEALE c,h
a., 49,, orc ,nor hnn, AZ pohsrt r: Scntts May 81
TROUND AFRICAN GINGER.-The strongest ~ ;n 1'
" ground very fine for cakes FOR cby DOVE O "
June3
WAINI'S PANACEA.- supply OF this excellent! aera n
y medicine, for sale by po'E y w.
June g.
SMALL MEDICINE SCALES, Saddle5ass and c snan
= Medicine Chests for sale by poNh ~
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yISIIE still the auction AMI commission "
siness Negroes both publicly anu privately! ana
respectfully requests hoc having negroes TO dispose OIL 10
him Wall have connection
with any person persons engaged in similar bsnss MY r
coming i'm with negroes. recommending their friends 10 me- VIII
=, al tines find David Frazier the road depo
steamboat and landings He will assistance and all Inc
nIoraon enable the delivery OF negroes my
office. bSNdhM'H "a L.; nn. IL.
IuncT
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Inv ;STsI :, no TTIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

FAUQUIER COUNT, flRoiNA
ne NOW omen for reception Of visitors hey are situated
NE Rappshanno River IS miles above anu
a e an west from Alexandria The Alexandra Ran Road
w, carry passenger, this time (st June) with
IL mile, OF tho SPRINGS and hrst rae cos S " e
~ fnr ,b. remaining distance daily TO theni
RI. asnnts of the Rail Road Company eonn9eh
b;n aSom, miles OF the Spngsby tho last OF uly ~on le
s.s .avnr Richmnnd NJ will get TO the ~ mon
n-xt Iuy win Axanira the ROBE by noi
Or NAV nike tbs Louisa Ral Road TO "a N
reach jnins cour House evening" and breaEas' e1
ing the Springs the same ere or ny or
cE.5urr route al NJ may spend tho afternoon VI s NJ
the Springs by the next cay lney no.
fredericksburg would secure direct
so the Springs day
A tn weekly uc Of Stages will be run from "h9h' " $500
Springs. ealing Ia, October
TERMS FOR BOARD $50 for tho season. enuhs is os far
CTS for months SOU months $50 LOT one IN
two weeks s0 81 IS day. Meals OF ns 5rco
cts each; Servants and Children under II years VI
No charge for Children under fro years oil age.
dosgs sn,s =, p H.. MI, sao f, ~ June S-c2m
GOMETHISG N!cEws have now on hand sSape Of
assortment Of thin Summer Coats Pants and vests
Drap P etc. Silk and Silk Warp Alpaca striped ana bron
. and Frocks usually kept in
S,rnb;ng house For particulars call at our Rchno"u
Clothing mahu'''''''' SMITH s. MARVIN
TOTICF-By Of deed Of executed 10 me oJ
Miles phillips dated 18th day Of September ls49 and re,
n The CLERKS Office of the Musings Court in the CiJ OF
pnLmnrd The 3h day the month, lS9 TUESDAY
II O'Clock, shal proceed To- sell al public auction
~ heh.s bidder cash. the household and kitchen
" Nit phillips named in said deed The sale VIII take place
a, The sdsnes said Phi lips eorrer OF Bank ana I'm
Juno s-dG ~ "
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LIME c. sS9s 81 ieA Oldest 81 and bs
one ~ he The Chewing Tobacco they have ever
ed PUT no in most elegant manner and for sale ~ 70
June 3
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EsaTF'ETI2SES.
STRhTTOE,S OFFICE.
ri o., SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET ,HICI.MoHD vlEGI-

STRATTOE,S OFFICE.
~ Ma '0ot't NSN Il , I NAhi 'Sioi"'o''D '''''-
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, Extra, No. II Jur Isl:
u IL ~ CD 10 AZ G6 ! :3 l3 33 -.
= Drawn Hos Of Delaware No. IA. lure 81:
d2 80 II &c - % II IL II So 67 70 ~ 63 g.
N'' "'" srRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Kentucky, No t2S. .Iruc%t
is ~ rs Is IS - o. IS j2 81 IL IS II.
Drawn Nus. Of u a"2rc Exr,. No II, II.r 81!
81 AZ . ii s II :. 10 81 IS - 49,
Drawn Nn.. Of isrtuclv so 49, Ilac 9Th:
- ~ 20 50 IL <: 81 II - g.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, Extra No Is. lure III:
~ 80 40 ~ Gi G9 is 81 s {! IS II /.
STEATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware. No. Is. Iunc 9Th:
Il 81 81 as ~ B IS II | q.
Ticket Nos q % u, prize of $780, sold and paid by
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vAlv:n,,& pI.AHTArso. ron SALE


~ c Ism ay Of Ian, next. II a if net the n@st mir III. /
80. s.i '.t auction. without
!C ~ oaacr.: I-! t.ls tie c.t.tc OF M . i,,
MerGaIl FOX
~ r?,crpatt Of S.a;:syan ard i
Louisa By tie Hur! Anna !ircl Ne
.al contains: ts BY recent tufvcy Tir
icIIity, has been hics Improved as,!
mr2iy q. pc. the production o. :l" sc rti y: |.!a
i!rs III; place ,,n fggr.siGs u c.a!. nd
iEr orchard sercsl bg
ne: n r:e,"r, Wi. az, f:um liz! Nurseries.
II :. o ." mi. Go:i .e N.Iil Ce!ifl ka! Load and Ia a
very htdy | desirable Er.ijurIUo! well wl,e!rI and az aG
dtatsipiiy 81! uuUer.
The nai !Hgs ample "a" re Tie wG;ns
* "' ~: u rs "t'iu!.y a:tcard tie cnti: Zen
sous arc nvit 10 examine 10: Ihieiycs The
h. rnt"aerr Will iisc pleasure >tn%ir:it
iEHMS:-oncI! ca.l rc.raGer II, che ami iva wears
&c IN the az a! sale. " -
d,ess the subscriber, az Louisa Court Iiouse
BEVERLY K. FOX
May li-rwds Execute: al ~ F.y DECD
.iLDt.1 ;-LE u FOX ~, &:
rfu. ~ -: tr t1'cui f.uur
On Tia, Zli i,y May. 1871 ia the ., EI,,. A., "
tn-s. Sc VIII WEnN ESDif. he 2rh Of luxe S;y
tbs lair day. on the premises, offer q. ;u,c
srit purchasers
Terms S.. r viii be made KNOWN 81 he sale. or bel lcG.
red h. real James Ross H:cGsed: Consists:
lard the iIherac and being Tie balance
rlIin uGtn! we kno b.: The OF 9tEhe!n.-
l iau ed about e from Charlottesville nAt from
Uijsy!e. um the Ccnil Rail Road IL lies wei
.o, nci-laosnl convenient 20 marsc AID Is a. desirable
Ia j lie couuy a:r-c iyr!tao being Red S"u'wr
Land efc tie best the Alntmffle llG,l clear
-; AMI and well adapted t the production al
grass. Fur further PIi'cG enquiry Eay be
sr Carr ui charlottesville IO! T. avncugc Vi Fc
,oTickshGrc. GEORGE CARE, ,,on,ci s.:,,crs
Ma I'D IS ~S'''''N"',''@'F'
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Al prepare! furnish the coming ArScs. arcwiy in S
vented Horse Power cIi.bI;c many advantages por T'
from four eicht nrses, WIKI Thcsh
ers attached, viii he Grnstc@at shcrt nu;icc.
June 3-cit II. NJ S'ilii.
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!.SuEE.j.S S.:



~ subscriber Intending IL discontinue house Will on
thi'SIay the l0: inst. ii IL ncGcE. IL NJ lis e,i!egce
corner M an Car! SELL puhc auction is seioi and
te" ura!tGc AL first a.i.,!! Go" aud Terms at
tie. n T.JI,cEHin
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land II ESSEX TOII SALE.

~ &c no 5AE.This ia, Al uc. ca we Will sell nra
ikciy yoi!a. Man, a ca:;.ucr
!a1rs pLLLIAN 6 DAVIS. Arc.s.
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POtTOIR LEGIS{.4TTF.

| Art. 3-Le pouyor legislatif de I Etat est comic
denx Chainbres dlstinctes qui sappeeront, Tune
| Chambre dies Reprtsentants, Iautre Stnat ct Gui
reunieS, porteront tire Assemble GGnerale d,
| / Etat de la Louisiana.
Art. d-leS membres de la ChaInbre des ReprG
sentants exerceront eurS fonctions pendant une pc
rode tie deux annecs, partir de la cl6ture dies cleo
tons generates.
Art. 81 election des Represenants aura liel
tous les deux ans, lie premier lundi de novembre e
ellie ne durera gu I'M jour Ensemble Gen6rale sc
reunIra annuecment, lie trosieme lundi de ianver i
mons que cette epoque ne soft changee par la oi La
session DIES Chambres aura lieu siege du gouverne
ment
Art. 6-lout 6lecterr reconnu CONNIE tel par cette
Constitution, est eligible PAsseTnbl6e- Centrale
Nul ne sera Representant Stnateur 81, rGpoqte
de son election ii est Glecteur, soft du district
prGsentat, soft du district senatorial qui IA nomm6.
Art I'll election des membres de Assemble
Generate sera tenue dams les dverses circonscrpons
eecorales eables par la lo La Legislature peut de
leguer lie pouvoir 6ablir des crconscrptions eecto
rales aux autort6s de paroisse autorites mu-
ncipaes.
Art. S-La representation, Il la Chambre DIES Re-
presentants sera egae ct unorme Ellie sera reglGe
la base de la population totae de chague paroisse
de L Etat Cnaque parolsse MONS un Repre-
senant. Aucune nouvelle paroIsse creee avec
I'm territore mondre de six cent vlngt-cnq miles
carr6s nj population intereure an chflre qui
u donnerait droit reprGsentant. Ii ne sera poipt
non Plus cree ue ouVelle pafolSse Guand, In,
autre parosse dot etre priv6e de fetendue de terri
tore ct du chiiire de population exigt CONNIE oi-
dessus.
lie premier d6nombrement que feront executor les
autores de Etat en- vertu de cette Constitution an
ra heu en- 1898 lie second 1858 ct lie troisieme on
1860. APres cette derni6re annee ASSEMBLE. g.
nerale ndlquea de quee manlere dot etre op6r6 lie
recensement. pourvu quill ait lieu une fois au MONS
l9s les dix ans ain de constater Ia population toale
de ehaque parosse ct de chaque district electoral
A la premiere session reguliero des Chambres oui
suivra chaque ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, la Legislature rtpart-
"a Ia presentation entire les differences paroisses ct
les divers districts eleetoraux en- prenan pour base
Ia population totale I'm diviseur sera determine, ct
chaque parosse ct district electoral aura lie nombre de
representants auquel lu donnera droit sa population
'oae ct Ell oure un represenant ponr toute fraction
gu. excedea ia motto du divseur. LIE nobre des
pfesen'ants ne depassera pas cent et ne sera pas
moindre de soixante-dx. La representation au Senat
ct "a la Chambre DIES Representants restera CONNIE
ellie est maintenant eablie par la lo iusaua que
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I
DISTRIBUTION DIES POUTOTRS
Art. ler.-Les pouyoirs du gouvernement,d eil Etat
de la Louisiana son divses tros departments dis
tIncts
Chac1,n de ces ddparteuents est confe un corps
particuler de magistrats.
LIE pouvoir legislat est attribute un corps part-
cutler lie pouvoir extcutf autre corps, ct lie pou-
volr iudiciaire a un troisiGme corps
Art. 2.-Aucun de ces departments, nj aucune
personne rempissant dams Pun d'eux une place quel-
eonqne, eXercera les pouvoirs qu appartiennent en-
proPre q Fun des dcux autres, 81 nest dams les cas-
lndiques cI-apres eXpressement
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CONS TUTEON
DE
L ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.


PREAMBULE
Nous, lie peuple de l'Etat de la Louisiana, ttablis-
sous ct dscretons cette Constitution
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TITLE \.

ART. 142. The Constitution adopted in eighteen
hundred and fortyfve is declared to be superseded
by this Constitution, and in order to carry the same
into effect, it is hereby declared and ordained as fol-
lows:
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7 MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTRUCTION
ART. l4l. Any amendment amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
| OF Representatives and If the same shall be apreed
| to by two-thirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered their journals with the yeas and
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
state Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub
united to the people at said election and if major.
ty OF the voters at said election shall approve and
ratity such amendment or amendments, the same
shall become part of the Constitution. Ii more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote Tor or against each amendment
sem otpIv
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UMPIRE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y
CAulfal A2OO.OOO.


FINhlS company was organized under the e en- raj
l. Insurance Law of New York, passed AprillO,
Is!9. and has been doing very successful bust
ness, and will insure dwelling houses, stores
household furniture and other property, on as ia
vorable terms as any other rcsponsibieCompany in
this country.
The public are referred to the following letter
oil the Hon. ID. s. Dickinson, Senator from the
State OF New York for the standing of the Com.
pany:
WAsHIsoToS, March 5, 1851.
am acquainted with some Of the officers of tho
Empire Mutual Insurance Company, located at
Saratoga Springs. New York, ard know Others by
character. The Company ia in the hands of gen
tlemen OF high character for integrity and bust
ness capacity, and cannot doubt that 1t will be
prudently and successfully conducted.
ID. $. DICKINSON.
Directors.
Isaac Fowler, Samuel Pitkin
Geo. Young, jr., Hermon Thomas,
H. IT, liathorn, VIM. II. Fleeman,
4. NJ. Dawson, Samuel Corning
Iheo. w Sanders, Joseph Daniels,
r NJ Moriarty, George Clements.
Hon. John II. Boyd,
ISAAC FOWLER, President.
h n. HATBORN, Vice President
GEO. YOUNG, ia. secretary.
WIN. III. FLEEMAN. Treasurer.
Applica tiUns for insurance may be made 10 r. e.
WEgD, ngsni, North street, Capitol Hill
March 6-u
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WAsHrNerov. january DC. Is52


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Your plan, also, will furnish the profession in
this country with the cases IMMEDIATELy ArTER
THE PuBncATios IN EaGLASD, a cussIpEaATIos
% THE FIRST ImPoRTANcEj for, II the Reports Of
Eases decided are of any value, the sooner they
arc in tho hands Of tho profession the better. I
finccrcly hope your encouragement from "a. bar
will be commemorate with the merit of The enter
prise.
am, with great respect, your obcdiont servant,
SAMUEL NELSON.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-21
MUTUAL BEsEEIT LIFE AND FIRE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

tsCoRPoRATED ~ APRIL 1919, ASp DECLARED A
DIVIDEND oF25P Cent. oS IL MONTHS susIsEss
Business ot the Company confined TO Lift
Insurance only.
Permanent FUND by Act OF Incorporattop
100000.
UBcs No 81 Camp Street ,bet,ceen Gracier and Com
mon streets, Ne,D Orleans.
Thispcrmanentfundto bcinvcsted as perchar
ter for the benefit Of the policy holders in bonds
and mortgages on unincumbcred rea estateya lncd
at double the amount loaned thereon in stoc ks
Of the State and of the United States government.
This company, being organized solely for the
protection of the policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, IL in its operations
great national benevolent Institution, conducted
upon the mostsecure and solid principles and az
fording, for small annual sum, paid during liie
large and handsome lcgacyt w!dowa and chill.
drcn after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
tcrms, who continue the insurance till death par
tcpate in the whole Of he profits the company
Creditors can insure tho lives of debtors. a
married woman effect insurance on tho life VI
her husband for the sole benefit aud use o hor.sll
and children ,freefrom the ciams o &c reditors