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Nimcte Valuable Slaves,

tOnslstIne 0i mon, Women and children DtI01gHs]
estate of Martha Watts, deed.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit oftwelye NOM
be eiy'n. the purchasers giving bond with good 1
nj security for the payment of the .nrcha>e mo1e'
WILLIAM s. Nj RRlS, GaI
uny 13.tiprQ (R,p ropl
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TnE PEorLE's ApyocArE.-Thc first number
of pnper hearing the above title, published ut
New Glasgow, Amherst co. by Hudson NJ. Cur
land IT,, has reached US. 1t is neutral in polite
aud devoted to domestic, agricultural, education.
p, and moral subjects, aud will advocate the IN
tcrests OF the State and the cause of the South
Mr.. Garland has had much experience in the
management of newspapers,and is Il graceful
polished nnl lucid writer The Advocate will
be issued weekly at - per annum. May it live
IA thousand years and never have a shadow.
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nov 13.tan9
DI liC SALE oF .AULIlH

Il LAND X OTHER PROPERTY IN Bed
In pursuance of deed of lru-t, ,xeruted to ne BY
/. Snrad. bearing date on the l1lh day ii Ao't
1873, and oi record in The Clerks Office of t.e 4
ronrt Of Bedford will IN the 10Th day at Dire
nrNt. on the premises, sill to the highest bidder
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Another Virginia Artist.

\ gentleman of this city has exhibited to "
statnette. representing the figure of nude ie-
male. standing in graceful aud modest posture,
which, We venture To say. the first effort OF I'M
tuiored genius. has rarely if ever been equalled.
II j. the work of Mr. wv. X. BARBEE, young
lawyer of Page county. andis called ''TnE PRipE
or PACE" Mr.. H., we are informed, Is wholly
unfamiliar as well with works Of statuary,as with
the implements and art of the sculptor, and pro-
dneed the figure Of which we speak without
model and by the of an ordinary pocket
knife and file only. With the exception of the
face the beauty If which does not equal that of
the rounded and exquisitely proportional figure,
it i one Of the most charming productions nj ge-
MUS Of which we have any recollection. There
ism yolnptuous and swelling softncss of outline,
natural ease and grncefulness Of attitude about
it, which when combined with and subdued by
the atmosphere of purity and rcpose that
round il. make il gem of sweetness and beauty,
and leave Us scarcely the capacity TO credit TINT
il Is the first attempt Of unnstructod and unnded
talent. Mr.. Il. owes il To himself and Ia the
high art with whose inspirations he is rarely
and richly endowed to cultivate and practise the
gift that has fallen to him. With such promise
rs the pride of Page before us, we should con
fdently look for achievements from his matnred
genius that would crown him with enduring hon
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every thing.
SAMI. NJ. GARLAND, PrcSL
ROBERT NJ BROWN,
D. II. TAPSCOff,
l.. DANIEL ir., tr....o..
". Il COLEMAN,
BROWN j..
WI. W THOMPSON,
RE- ERENCES
n ne, J We E. sd@ &' s.I.. ly"e"Sprs.
Rev T. +. Martin. Amherst G. II.
Rev Collins. Pres of Dickinson c ol
Or any of the old patrons.
~ ADDRESS K. ". WATTS. A. NJ,
doc l51t amherst &. N.
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OMMiSsIONEs'S SALE of sLi,

y pursuance of decree of thu County u
Campbell pronounced ON the lith day Of MY.
1893, in the suit therein depending hc,~ssnR
committee psnff!s, I'M Watt,'s ndmt deia
>hnll, at Campbell Conrih use, on the 9th DAY ID
ry, 1914, that being CONT day, pr, coed 20 .rb!a
IIILh L. lI.I.tiI
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Ia ( 81 - ..is , 80 a. II sio 49, IL
The Secretary thinks the Land system near-
ly correct in principle, aud that IA IT. dcta : II
needs but little modification. During the yeaf
9,sI9.Ill ncres have been surveyed, l0,53S9i
acres brought into mark ct. mud I,0S3l9j acres
sold. The number Of land warrants issued up
to the 3Jth September la-t was 266,oi2, Of which
there were then outstanding 6b,9H. The entire
area Of the public domain j. estimated at l.5sl,-
0O0,O00 of acres. The portion in the States was
purchased at the rate of II, II cents per acre,
amounting 10 SIC. 800. 700. Add the Indian Res
eryation. yalued at S4.2j0906, and adding the
cost of selling lands sold previous 10 June lust,
the entire cost, excluding surveying amounts Ia
SIS, 99I. OI5. The whole amount accruing from
sales up 10 June 81 1853, was II l2,2S},i1 be
ing @53 Doc, 165 more than the cost of the whole
1t Is estimated that tha amount which will hive
been realized for them, is the sum OF SS'l,l
800.
The policy of bringing the lands into market AT
the earliest possible day is strongly recommend
ed.
The Secretary invites attention TO the DISPOSE
ton of the mineral lands of California, the unset
tied business of the Pension Office, and the frauds
upon the same. The clerical force of the Bureau
of Patents he says, needs to be increased. The
present number Of Indians in the L. States Is esti
mated nj IO1, Gods 900 East of the Mississippi
A Liberal AND PUBLIC SPIRITED OFFER.-
We Ienrn that the executive committee of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society at their last
meeting, accepted n proposition for premium
from Mai. Jas. Parkc Corbin Moss Neck, in the
county Caroline That gentleman offers premi-
um of fifty dollars, in money or plate Mt the option
of the winner, for written statement of the best
means to eradicate; wire grass permanently, ut II
cost not exceeding four dollars per acre. The con
tcStnnts To exhibit 10 the committee satisfactory
evidence the efficiency of the plan proposed.
The offer il very liberal one, and the subject
of the premium very important. Wire grass is
one of the greatest pests that many of our tide
water farmers have to contend against, and to be
rid of it by cheap process, would add greatly
to the productiyeness aud value of their hands,
We believe the premiums will be taken, we
cannot think that of all farmers none have yet
learned to suhdue this enemy.
II it is. this will be only one of n thousand good
things 10 be done by the State Agricultural So
ciety-one small item of the mass of valuable in
formation that the Society will draw from that
rcprrtory Of precious thruths, the agricultural ex
porience Of the unobtrusiye farmers of Virginia.
r. Enquirer
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Valuable Slaves at Auction

IA ILL be sold in i onl OF the NJ rkcl Hou,f %
w city of Lyuchburg, Thursday the 18TH ints
IN. valuable Slaves, belonging to the estate at IA
Lee. decd JESSE J. SALMON.
Adm. Of James lie dt
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1TnE Personal PROPERTY

a Mr.. Frances A. Warwick decd. cor ssi
Household and Kitchen Furniture, will be ,oda
late residence, opposite the residence Of H DUNN!
ON Friday the 10th inst. "A, | | o'clock, A NJ
At the same time mud pnc" will hc sold, by
The legatees, the fuI niture in which Mrs Wswia
Lille estate under the will Of Wm. Warwick decd
HENRY HUNTINGTON, AuctilHr1
ROBT. j. DAVIS admr Of
L., I L.. n 4 ~ ...n'.l II
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HIGGINBoTHAM MALE AND FEMALE
&C DE Wy.

TIE seventh scs.ioa oi hi. s hoo will commence the
| 9th Jaunais, aud continue the !4fn june. under
he .upcrntendnncr OF the subscriber INDEED by Lad
competent tsae u The branches snniy taught in lac
rnu- approved Institutions of the das No e,orts
the part Of lh, Principal mud the Trustees no reside
IN t vicinity Of The Acadcny) sill be =ln,cd to 'is
the Schnol every respect worthy the hhetal nur
ly winch il las been sustained. ilnIf ,de Board and
1uition Zee. IN advance, aud deductions aado except
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ExECaTOKs sALEOCp,,.

II 30 an 10 Negroes ID pnr>u1oc, =, WEI
ana L .lamHn, ct ,ohn shetoe. deed ~, s lat
l ,s. I"e at ln AG ;, on the 1911 day If
~ ct Amherst. near Elem T. O if r,i, w In the
fair day. tSundn,s excepted bclwc,, ,al' he
FORTY SLAVES. consisting Of Mo- u,iit II h
and Giris. Among them seyera good II 'ihra, b
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of t,a'' '''P sffnI
be given, purchasers giving bond " m p,. en1I.
EDWIN L. SllF'I :. Toe see
RALPH c SH 'EsLr9N
EF Of Jota Sh.li,n , =
dec lJ-lawtI3ia '''H' -. dc A
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Prices Of Stocks

City Bonds par l00-snes slOl 50
va. and Tenn.R X Stock. par 100 tguartd) 90 o.
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100. ....... l24 90
Lynch. Hose and Fire lns. Stock nar 90 % 90
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TRACT OF LAND

IN which the snid Grolge T. Snead now resides
in the coun'y OF Bedford on james Riyerab u "
west of Lynchburg. and containing about ia A,g
Ihis is ole If the most valuable -urms III umH "
ia, whether considered in reference t" it, irIi5a
1" vencnce to market, or as a location Tor Wen E
hng on the Commission and Forwarding bus,ns
good porli m of the Tract is BOTTOM LaNp
Immediately un James river and the entire iF'u y
nj the best character well tmbered and wa'ef|'
in uuud cpnditinu IT,,,., II oro
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPER
FOR SALE
ON MONDAY, 18TH DECENpr,

On MONDAY, NTH DEUEMBFp
DUkSUANT to decree OF the Circ,,t q
4 cor, GRAFTON Of Lynchbnrg. pi, rounrei y, :.
venber tenn thereof in the wear 1879. in ba
Tyree, &c rs. Tyree. AID ais, the nad.' 'eT
Commissioners, wi proceed, ON The lgh ofse
GENDER next, to sell. by why of public aucliae =,
highest bidder the following real cstne At ~
L.. Richard Tv,oa ,Iio s,;,,J. ""al
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Terms PER SESSION OF 81 MONTHS

Bound N Ie Ntnhrmy and IN Prlsne Ihmllles' a. wei
the Hotel, be lud for $40 per month, including
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Cast Will be require according Ia & e '', aan
deed Of nus to, the Whole Of the purchase
All of tie In II - well IA. the personal rr'",, m
the cre'lhe,s ~rcm ed in the deed agree rs NV sat
viii, benrr l,r Of -nle.thaI The SAM :"
1T, ma, be sold nn ii r'dit-of whl'h"S''' ,be
my such lie ,nadc l-,ire will be given ''
sale. ,.., m.
tfov 2G tl9,ler E. c 1T Inn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20
- 80 95


A FREIGHT arranged for the purpose, will be
"A run with the mail train daily, Sundays excepted)
for the speedy transportation of milk butter fresh
meats and other perishabe articles and packages of
merchandise, &c.
A special agent will accompany the to attend to
the receipt and delivery articles at the several depots
All articles be put up securely, with their weight
and destination marked thereon and be in place before
the arrival of the train the depots in the country
Articles to be transported from the Richmond Depot
must be sent there between A M and NJ accompa-
MED by two tickets stating to what place they are to be
sent by whom and to whom fthe articles received
respond with the tickets will be signed bv the agent
at the depot and delivered the person bringing the
tices, and the other retained.
An agent Will be in attendance at the Richmond de
pot IRONS A NJ till P NJ for the delivery of articles
brought blythe Express cars.
Inc freight on all articles be paid in advance, and
no article VIII be taken for any turn out
Table of Rates.
TRUNKS, ROXES AND PACKAGES.
single packages not exceeding five pounds weight for
rackages weighing over five pounds and less than
hty pounds all distances. 80 cts
racakages weighing over fifty pounds and less than
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight between
Richmond and Louisa H, per 100 lbs. cts
Do do do Mediums river. 100 lbs rs cts
BUTTER, LARD, DRESSED FOWLS AND FRESH
MEATS.
And fresh Fish packed inboxes or baskets
rs per 100 lbs for all distances-no charge to be
than 25 cts.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
rer ousne cts
OYSTERS-By special agreement. ~
apa FL H. GILL, supt. Transportation.
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,f,nnoussM r6 tnxsNaraN, Arn

=; p BUUHANAN IN TWO DAY{F IN OUR MAIL
ION and after the 10TH our boats will leave Rich
mond daily, Sunday excepted, at usual hour P NJ,
AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at A. M, every day ex
cept Sundays; arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ leave
in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leaving at 81
NJ and the Southern and Northern Railroad cars leav
ing at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
stages at North river returning leave Lexington every
day. except Sunday, and arrive in Richmond "A hours
Passengers for Farmville, fare So; Buckingham c. H.
fare So 25 Charlottesville fare 49, and Staunton fare 4
will leave Richmond in Monday ednesday and Fri.
DAYS boats.
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances.
Leave Richmond daily, SUNDAYS excepted, ats P. NJ.
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;sitisriasts i ssAsstssYts aAsf.aeAn
~ N
'psn e Ksy-v.lle, 7s mile


nm and after MONDAY, November stb 1859 re.
~ guar passenger train will run daily fSundav's ex-
cepted,) between Richmond and eysviile = = n
The train will stop for passenger only at the following
points:
Manchester, Powhte, Robiou's, Coal Fields Toma
hawk, Powhatan Petersburg Road Mattoax SCOTS
Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke Jennings Ord
nary, Haytokah Liberty Church, and Clark's
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. M. Returning, leave
Keysville at l.2S P. M.
Children under 10 years age free, provided seat is
not occupied by them. From and under Is years of
age half price Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with two passes that be retained
In the oce audit must be expressly ON the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
N. B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the South
side train at Haytokah for Rices Station thence by Fagg
& Cos stages to Lynchburg Passengers for Halifax
Court House and Danvie, Va, can meet Messrs Flagg
Cos four horse coaches at Keysve. And passengers
for Danville Va, Greensborough, Salisbury and Char
lotte N c., can meet Messrs Flagg Co.'S four horse
coaches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday s. at
Keysville
Passengers for GAINESVILLE Boydton Milton NJ c., and
Yanceyville meet Messrs Moss x Cos coaches at
Keysville Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and
for Milton and Yanceyvle by Flagg & Co.'s line Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays.
fe a5 JOHN H. OSBORNE, Supt
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
AT gg EFS:.vss=s=:sa Ess..ssszsa
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

OPEN 10 MECHUMS RIVER.
Dayedch eay 6eteceen Stant0n and Richmond IN four
teen hours.
nm and after Monday, 18th November leave Rich
~ mond at 81 A. NJ. stopping for breakfast at the
functions and returning. leave Mediums river III
M and arrive In Richmond at 81 NJ.
DAILY CONNECTIONS
Do Staunton do do do. $3.50. 5 90
Do Lexington do do do. 90
Do Culpeper H do do do. ......... 4 so
Connecting with Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TRI-wEEKLY CONNECTIONS
Between Lynchburg and Richmond, ON Mondays We'd
nesday and Friday s going up. so
DO Guayandotte do do, same days going west 20 90
Do Charleston (kanavha,) do do, same days
going West 10 90
Do Buchanan do do, same days going west.... 90
Do Weston do do, on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Sundays going west. IA 90
Do Beverly do do, same days ...........ll 90
Our stages arrive at Staunton from Richmond at 81
NJ list day at Lexington at Il NJ ed day. and Bever-
ly att P M, third day
WIN. P PARRISH co.
line offour horse coaches will leave Gordonsvile for
New Market after the arrival of the cars Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday and return Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, fby Madison G II
Servants travelling without their masters must leave
pass with the ticket agent and also show another to the
conductor.
An extra charge will be made passengers do not OBJ.
tain tickets e. H. GILL,
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION
% w ashinston passengers may go by the Junction
and reach that city i'll twenty four hours from Staurton
taking the night line of the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company.
no IL E. H. GILL. Sup't Transportation,
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,x,HR suHscRlRkRs Rave Il arunA tsa 90

'S1HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE til sTUHh era css
a for sale accommodating terms, via e
. 800 bbls. prime Orleans Moasses
25 bbls. Clarified Sugar Louisiana Refinery
25 bbls. Orleans Granulated Sugar
$4,000 lbs.Todds Family Bacon, hog round
200 Tedds extra Family Hams
$50 Western do
900 kegs Brigs Family Lard
100 kegs lour rendering) Lard
rs hhds. Western Sides
10000 lbs do Shoulders
800 boxes Hyde's Soap
100 do Fancy do
200 do Jacksons Candles
so do do Soap
200 bbls. Cincinnati Rectifed Whiskev
100 do Old Rye ls43) do
10 do do (1s4l) do
so do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
so half and or. pipes Cognac Brandy, 0tard, Du
puy Co.. and other brands
25 bbls Orleans Rum
l puncheon Antigua Rum
25 half pipes Spanish Port Wine
$50 boxes Claret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
100 kegs Beatys Sporting Powder
CHAS T. WORTHM co.
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For children under twelve and over three years Of
age halt rates will be charged person taken up at
point not designated will be required pay the charge
from the last designated point, and person desiring to
leave the train at point not designated, will pay the
charge to the point next designated with this proyso
that no person shall pay less than 25 cents for any dis
ance both the points be regular stopping places 9TH
erwise the charge will not be less than 50 cents.
No charge being made in the above for baggage
the Company will not be responsible for it, unless
OF gross negligence the part of their agents. and will
IN no case be responsible for SPECIE bills, notes. jewell
ry or anything but the passengers necessary bag
gage.
Passengers ION the way wishing to be taken on the
cars should make signal if in the day. with handker
t fra and in the night with light from the time the
is best however, for passengers practicable to get in
at dePots orreguar stopping places, in the
mall being too late the conductors sometimes unable
to stop at other points On the road.
Passengers wishing to be set down between depots
should notify the train Captain otheir wish after
leaving the previous depot
Passengers are prohibited from standing on the plat
form OF the cars getting of the cars when in
motion
By order of the Board of Directors
lac c.. w. MACMJTRDO Traosurar
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eahAr s#rfsssaN a.Ass asnrm,
lsEa $3.50

NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES
Twice daily from Richmond to New York. with
Passengers and Baggage through the cities Of
washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia free Of extre
charge-On and after the LIST Of October the following
quick and comfortable schedules will be run over tb
land route between Richmond and New York. Leave
RICHMOND daily at 1oclock, A. NJ, and o'clock. p NJ
arrive In New York daily at 81, A. NJ, and 81, p M.
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats SIS SO
70 DO I'd do do 90
Do Baltimore LIST do do ? 90
De do Cd do do S 90
between baltimore and Phiadelpha-by railroad 8 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by the New
castle aud Frenchtown line Acknowledgement. o so
Between Philadelphia and New York .......... 3 co
or ISL class passengers aud 81 each for I'd class
For through tickets to Washington aud Baltimore or
other Information, app at the ticket office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
ABOVE with the main Northern route, through tickets
direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company, in Washington for Pitts
burg and Wheeling via the Relay House on the follow.
ing terms:
Between Washington and Pttsburg-(Time twenty.four
houtsJ 50
Between w ashington and Wheeling-cTime thirty
L"o hoursl 10 Sd
F. S-The night train will stop to take up or pnt
down passengers except the following stations Cot
tage, Tayorsvile. Junction Chesterfield Milford;
Guiney's, Fredericksburg and Brookes
N BLY, order of the Post Master General no Train
will be run between Richmond and Washington on Sun
day night.
deemed proper in addition to state for the infor
nation OF passengers that four daily lines are opera
ton between Washington and Baltimore, by means Il
which thetraveer who though business pleasure has
been delayed in Washington has ALWAYS in his power
to proceed at convenient hour directly on his Journey
to any point North OF that place. RUTH,
ia D Agent of TRANSFORMATIONS
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SPRING TRADE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
recent arrivals from Boston, New York and PhiIa.
- dephia, am in receipt of entirely fresh and
tenslve stock of articles in my line and beg call your
attention to the fact that you select from large
an assortment and buy low you North and
Doth your time and expenses. Among my assortment
Ihave-
100 boxes Oranges, in prime order
~ 500 do Raisins, bunch. nice fruit
100 do do layer, very nice
25 trails Ivica softshell Almonds
S bales Molier do do
10 do Sicily do do
S do Bordeaux and Marseles Almonds
20 bags new crop Texas Pecan Mats
10 do do Palm do
10 do do Fberts
10 do Grenoble Naples and Sicily Wanuts
20 cases preserved Canton Ginger
lo0O boxes Sardines whole half one-third and
quarter
$50 drums Smyrna Figs
10 cases Prunes in glass jars and boxes
~ hall kegs Malaga Grapes, fresh
10 trails new crsp Dates, yellow and bright
90 drums Sultan Raisins, also in trails
100 boxes brandy Peaches Pickles. Preserves &cs
100000 Cigars, assorted imported and domestic from
$5per M to 500.
Also-Any quantity of my superior Steam Candy, rea
dy packed for transportation and warranted nice-w
stand in any climate.
Please give me call am anxious to sell and will
offer great inducements.
LOUIS J BOSSIEUX
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
NH No 107 Main st.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Life IN surnnce Kesumed.

VVNHIS ASSOCIATION is now prepared TO issue Poll
Il ces ofInsurance the lives of alpersons enjoying
good health and of sound constitutions for the whole
ration ofife for limited period and upon
Bile terms any similar company AS this the only in
sttuton othe kind in this State it claims fairly the pat
ronage of our citizens especially when it is
bered that it is at home and its profits distributed here
while the premiums of other companies literally
aged by the public carried of the State The ad
vantages of Life assurances too universally
knowedged to require minute detail of the benefits
sutng therefrom it enough that all persons who
derive their incomes support from publcor private sit
uations mechanical, PROFESSIONALISM mercantile pursuits
should avail themselves gifts advantages order
h6erS support to those who dependant their
ertiohs The ofinsurance favorable those
ofany similar institution in the United States and general
information relating Life Insurances together with the
rates premiums will be cheerully given those who
call at the Office No 1913 Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER, Pres't.
II
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rEw pLAsTER AND RoNE M1t,t.--rh

subscriber oilers for sale fine Ground and Cacined
Plaster both 1.-THE best and pures quality; he has also
Bone Mill attached, and intends to keep supply of
Ground Bones. fine and pure Farmers and others
invited TO call and examine for themselves His prices
sha be as low as the quality articles be bought
North or South The highest cash price will be paid
dry bones, delivered at his Mill adjoining the Paper
Mill II. X. DUVAL.
sF