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MARSHAL's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS of feri fleias TO me
ID directed from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District of Tennessee founded four Judg
ments rendered in said Court its September Term 1853
to wit
David Jayne 4 Son. rs Mark l. Cartwright, and Leroy
Armstrong Judgment 18th September, 1858; same
same Judgment 18th September 1865; W. hCally Son.
gs same Judgment 18th September, 1858, and John NJ
Oty gs same Judgment 10th September 1858.
will sell 70 tie highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door, in the City of Nashville, MONDAY the
18th day Of December 1855 all the right title claim and
interest Of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
to the following Lots, in the City of Nashville to witt
LOT No 49, designated in the plan of the College
Academy property fronting so feet Cherry street. and
running back the usual depth Of Lots in that part Of the
City, and is adjoining the residence of VIM StOckell
ALSO, part Of Lot No 81 fronting 80 feet Summer
street. as extended bounded follows beginning at the
Northwest Of B. F. MOseys Lot the east side Of
Summer street, thence along the east side of said street
so feet thence right angles nOrtbwardy and parallel with
Summer street 10 feet to Newnams line; thence running
back with said line about 80 Aey thence south
wardy with said Alley go feet to Moseys corner thence
with the line of Moses Lot about 40 feet to the begin
ming corner.
The undivided interest Of Mark L. Cartwright in the
above described Lots conveyed to Leroy Armstrong by
two Deeds bearing date the 2s june 1853 and Of
cord in the Registers Office for Davidson county, IN Book
No II, pages 2S5 and 296-
Both of said Lots been levied upon the property OF
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold 10 satisfy said wrts
this 25th day Of October 1883. .,
Marshall, Q. 8. Middle Division, Tennessee:
By his Deputy b. N. CLEMENTS.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
FREIGHTs BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND NASH


DY an arrangement between the South Carolina a5le8-
ID Georgia, Western and Atlantic and Nashville 1870
and Chattanooga railroads, goods viii be brought3 q
through to Nashville at TIE following rates:
Boxes Hats Bonnes Furniture, Teas and other light
goods per cubic foot. ................... 80
SECOND
Boxes Shoes Dry Goods Saddlery, Glass Drugs. Con-
dictionaries, Camphene, Spirits Turpsntine in casks
DC, per 100 lbs 81 10
THIRD CLASS.
All articles not coming under specific rates. as enumer
sed in the tariff of the roads between Chattanooga
and Charleston, copies of which can be seen or had
the Freight gents Office per 100 lbs .....sI 25
Goods to be delivered at Nashville above rates must
be plainly and distinctly marked to the care of Agent Of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co.. Chattanooga
and Agent of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities ship by steam
about l2c, by propeers at Sc, and sailing YES
sells at from SC. TO &c. per foot
When the Nashville and Chattanooga road is completed
from Chattanooga to the River farther reduction viii be
made, of which due notice will be given
II. l. ANDERSON Supt n. 4 c. R R Co.
n. B. The difference will be made when goods are
to be delivered Decherd Shelbyve and MurfreesbOro
other stations road, is now made between
freghts from Nashville to Chattanooga and reights from
the above points to Chattanooga under the arrangement
with the Tennessee River NJ. NJ. * T. Co.
june l6-H H. l. A.
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Il lar and eficaeious BODY BRACE Is thaf ori0IDated
by DR. Tanning, for deli ate weak and Jebtted females
OF males who sueT from weakness the breast short
ness OF beah PAIN in the chest weakness and bleeding Of
the lungs, papaton Of the heart Dyspepsia costiveness
and piles falling Of the bowels and teEGency rupture
FILLING of the womb.
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NASHVILLE, June 2s, 1853
Col. L. p CHEArHAH:-Dsdr Sir - have been using
he "Reaping and Moving Machine paenened by Manney
OF Illinois, which you offering to the citizens of Ten
nessee. tits FIRST LABOR SAVING MACHINE II works
NEATLY and RAPIDLY The amount per day will depend
principally upon the speed Of the team If the
rave four miles per hour it will Reap Now fifteen aerE
ten hours It's entitled to the confidence Of the public.
Respectfully J. SHELBY.
l. L.F. Bradley now managing the farm Of Dr. Shelby
make the following statement We have had for than
week, one of Col Cheatham's moving and reaping
machines havetred it in clover and grain blown and tar
ged and now state that mows and cleaner than the
sythe blade and that will per day as much as IA
hands, and reap at least twentfo per day
june29-t&w. L. T. BRADLEY.
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
JAMES SLOAN, Proprietor.

ST. HoRNEs WAREHOUSE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Hare dyerO0as at the old stand Corner Of Summer and
.SDTjag Streets
TIAVING made extensive engagements in my Marble
Works, my facilities such that execute all
kinds owor the most tasteful and the latest STYLE
cheap il be dope in any OF the Eastern Cities.
By calling at my WaIp-roOms the of Spring and
Summer streets, specimens may be which will enable
persons tojudge for themselves which the best method
Having hand all kinds Of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment Of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which win sell low the trade, wholesale and
tail finished or in the rough state.
\ large assortment of MONUMENTS ToNBs BAPrIsNAL
FOUNTs URNs VASES GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE Stones, &c,
carved and eered order. FURNITURE MARBLE executed
TO order and sent any part Of the Southwest cheap
it can be procured from the East Also, MARBLE MANTEIs,
of every description plain carved. BUILDING STONE sold
Wholesale and Retail
All orders left at my Ware Rooms on the corner of Spring
and Summer streets, will etwith prompt attention. My
friends generally viii find il TO their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope bv strict attention business TO merit continuance
Of their favOrs JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets, Nashville.
febl9-lY
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Manney'S Reaper and
SsOWeH.

REFER the Farmers to the statements below, made w
DIR. John Shelby and L. F. Bradley. have seen it in
operation several times satisfied of great utility As
he is advancing, now offer those have hand for
5000 L. p CHEATHAM
June29, 1858. Nashville, Tenn.
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ERBs PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INpEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in about
i three years The inventor has made Improvements
which have rendered it perfect a STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE 1t has given entire satisfaction
every who has used it and is tho superior machine
use for the purpose for which it is designed 1t is sim
pie in all its parts durable and easily kept in order 1t is
selfeedng and easily worked by boy II years of age
Ii will the shuck from half inch to
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro-
duced from Farmers who have used them prove their
superiority any other straw and cutter now in
use Persons needing such article may assured
that in they will lind valuable acquisition to their farm
or stable.
The subscriber has greatly extended his forman-
ufacturing these machines and be sOcits for them
the Of the public and the farmers and planters
particularly of the South and West He will hereafter be
able TO fill all orders rapidly and ensures all machines
do the work for which they designed
Being inventor and patentee and sole proprietor, be
will dispose of rights for counties States reasonable
terms any Mechanic who may wish manufacture Them
and will furnish set of casting for patterns
sep7-6m JOHN E. ERB.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall and Winter
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT Hobs COpN Err

AT CHOL CORNER,
No IS. G,raer Square and 5flrkss Street. Bashgize,
TWAS received his new Fall Importations of RICH AND
Ill EiEGANTFALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which
he takes pleasure inviting the Of friends and
the public, feeling assured that be offer great bar
gains as be iuund IN the city,
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS.
OF the latest Parsan So les which truly elegant,
Guiding beautiful variety Of the richest and haRdsomes
Plaid Broca1e Block Baysdere, Striped National Repp
aud Maiered Silks, as has been in this CITY,
New and Beautiful Partisan Plaids,
Of entire designs, With the handsomest and
RICHEST COMBINATION OF COLORS,
Including he gay, grave, rich and elegant
New and Choice French MeTinOS.
The desirable coO-s market embracing the most
asnonabIe siades-Nhich the ladies viii End beautiful
ELisG ANT RICH DEBAINES AND CASH
MERES,
Ofthe choicest patterns and beautiful cooTs and in
fact every 0iher kind of Dry Goods suitable for
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WARDRoBES.
Canton rape and Embroidered Shawls OF all kinds, In
cludis.y The Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawls
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
OfBomblines, Alpaca. Cloths Canton Black de LANES
Bareges treladlns Mourning Sleeves collars Ohe'n''
Handkerclieis, aud everything else suitable Tor a
LADY'S MOURNING WARDROBE
LACE GOODS,
Hanitsn Vaencisnne and AeedlewoTk Collars Rich
Cambs Cnenizets and Sleeves; insettsl; JacOnet and
Swiss Eirngs Iuserngs, Cambria snd Swiss tlOuncg,
applique Wofg. Also line assortment OF
LADIES, AND GENLEA EtN'S GLOVES,
Handkercieis. Crayatsj six, Cotton and Merino Under
SA'' HOUSEHOLD Il it:T AND FAMILY GOODS,
OF Linen and Cotton seetings and Shhtngs, Table Da-
masks kaIkIus Toweings Crashes aad Diapers.
MO0LEEN BLANKETS,
Quilts Flanueis Canton FlGnuels, Welsh blannes and
Cambria, DC, &c.
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassimeres over Coatngs, of all kinds. And viii
open la a lew days beautiful assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKS
AND MANTILLAS,
Made o. Che very best material, &C, &c.
Can Hnd examine tins large and line assortment of goods
suitable approaching season. and you will not be
disappointed either in styles or prices
SEPT -, 1853. JAMES NIChOL.
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VALUABLE RoNp PROPERTY AND FARM FOR SALE

TIME subscriber would call the attention of those who
wish embark in the Iron business, also those who
wish 70 own handsome and fertile farm, the following
property which he offers for sale.
ls jackson Furnace and lands say about $500
This furnace is Beaver Dam Creek, Dickson county,
Tennessee and the stack is the largest in the State being
A. feet high The furnace, except the stack is being
rebuilt and will be ready to put in blast by the st of No
vember The route of the North Western Railroad,
yeyed passes Immediately by the Furnace The is
surpassed and the timber and ground admirably adapted
for coalng
including the Dickson bank This Furnace Jones
Greek about three miles South Of Charlotte. There is
good power and also good farming lands attached to
this property.
Also the Valley Forgeo Jones' Creek and about ST.,
90 ofand The fall % feet and the head Of water
immense There very fine farming lands in this
tract and it is alt ,ether a most desirable location
Also the Mill Greek property and Duck River 'ore bank
in Hickman county, Tennessee. The Mill Greek sites, Of
which there i've six present the best water powers
for the size of the stream that be found in any country
The Duck River bank the heaviest dePOse of in
the State and the ore can be procured with less labor than
at any bank in the country. 1t is within half mile OF
Duck River and the lands around are covered with the
best cOaling timber.
Also the Lower Tunnel at the Narrows of Harpeth in
Davidson county, Tennessee with ten of land for
buildings and machinery unneceS airy TO speak of the
water power at the NarTows of Harpeth II is known to
every one and twenty-five of experience enables hs
subscriber speak with certainty OF its great benefits and
usefulness Ii indeed only to be seen TO be appreciated
LASTLY my Williamson Farm, which, now reside, and
which beauty and fertility is second TO The house
is large and airy and the Outbuldngs Of the best descp
ton IL is nterseced by the Southern Railroad and also
by the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike. 1t is IL miles
from Nashville and from Franklin 1t is meadow
farm waered by Little Hapeth and the best evidence of
its quality the hay produced it this year, which all
who have it, pronounce the best they have
Its altogether of the most desirable farms for beauty
and profit that the Southwest ltcontans about $50
acres.
The above property offered for sale not for the purpose
of profit speculation but simply from the fac that the
subscribers health makes necessary to relieve himself Of
the care necessarily incident much real property le
Cd at
that personal attention which it requires
ANY wishing purchase any OF the above property
will please call the subscriber at his residence or adj
dress MIN Good Spring p o. Williamson county Ten
neeSee GugSl-4m NJ BELL
Cincinnati Enquirer will publish the above until the 1st
ofJanuary, 1854, and send bill to this office.
NEGROES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
era families of Negroes that he will sell at private
In dHchc init
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DAGUERREAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH
MENT
n0BY vs. Il YEAR0UT, Nashville Tennessee, College
IL Street
DOBYNs HALL Louisville, Nv.
DOBYNs RICHA RDSON, MOrssewet, New York
DOBYNs SPAULDING, St LOUIS No.
DoBYNs YEAROUT, Memphis, Tenn.
DOBYSs HARRINGTON, New Orleans.
Atany of the above establishments YOU can procure as
fine Pictures be had any city, of any desired style
or finish, have every improvement, and expect TO
keep with any and al Improvements We prepared
in either city to furnish artists with every article used the
art. Our arrangements such furnish stock on
the most reasonable terms. DOBYNS 4 CO
N B-Pctures taken in any kind Of weather. and of de
ceased persons al all times.
augl7-0 D.&C0.
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TRANSPORTATION.
RATES REDUcED.

TTNHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad 0T
Il Company, and the Tennessee River NJ. NJ Es55Ekzt
and Transportation Company, have adopted the-Zskz4
following rates of Transportation Freight between Nash
VILE Tenn, and the various landings the Tennessee
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HUME'S EXHIBITION.
FALL INP0RTA1IOEs. 1853.

1888. FAIL lNPORTkilOhS. $780,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
No, 81, College street.
VOHN X. HUME is daily receiving from New York
and Philadelphia his fall and winter supply OF deSa-
bic goods which he most respectfully invites the atte
un 81 all IA OF fresh and excellent goods suitable Tor
the season. JUN N: NUM-
ocIg No. 81 College street.
MAPLE CsDODS.-Welsh, SaGony and Shaker Elan
- urls; Ooiored Flahhels
Frcnci, and English Prints; ToweinE
Flue blankets, &C.. Napkins 49, -
lal,ic Cloths, &C; JOHN n HUME
NFNN'fELlAS AND CLOAkS.-Roh Velvet
III 1Ioaks. 1alma Mantlas;
satin AND Cloth Cloaks; Tama Cloaks;
CluoE Cloth; White Embd Nantes;
Cloak Trimmings; IalmaSi
Extra, handsome, JOiN N. hOME-
THUMBS EXIlBlTION.-Ni Ill be found an
! assortment Of extra cheap Nous de LANES some as
how as j. cents per yard. oclZ
IS,, l3lCF SILK DRESS GOODS.-Magmi-
"A cent llud Silk Raw Silks
I,sutifli Poult dSo: Scotch Plads
Rich Changeabe Silks; Stuart Plalds;
Black Iroche; Rob Roy RaidS
ltal an Black Silks Highland Plaids;
satin National; Mcliregor PaidS
ken Silks Paris de LANES;
Bucl, AT.nuIe Silks; 90 Cashmeres;
Ra3zimer Robe Patterns;
ALSO English and French Beruos OF al coOrs.
Purchasers Of new rich and really elegant goods, are all
&c JOHN K. HUME
oet2 No.57, College St
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PENNsYaVANTA EAIERoAD.


THIS road complete it opens communication be-
By which Freight from the west reach eastern
market quicker and cheaper than Of the mt rival
they with The daily packets at Psburg,
from ST LOUIS Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling and all the
different points the western waters Also with the CleYe
and Pttsburg Rail Road, and Ohio and Pennsylvania
Rail Road Psburg Cars through between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia Neutrality-suspicious. Of freight, advan
lage that can be appreciated by all shippers.
obstruction Of navigation by ice low water
freghts forwarded Pittsburg Gin
cnnati, towns in the interior by Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between PittsburC and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Glass Winter Summer
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods, Books and Stationary Boots per 100 lbs.
Shoes, Hats and Carpeting, Furs and Pei 81 as cts.
tries, Feathers, Saddlery, &c.
Second Glass.
Brown Shooting & Shifting in Bales,
DrugsG Ware, Groceries, except COT % cts 90 cts
fee Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Third Glass.
Butterin Frkins & Kegs, Candles, Cot
ton, in winter,l Queensware, TalOw, IS cts. cts.
Tobacco, in leafor Manufactured, East
ward, &c. &c.
Bacon, Cotton in summer) Coffee, Lard1
and Lard OIL (thrOugh Pork in full 65 cts 20 cts.
loads al owners risk.
Geo. G. FrancIscus,
freight agent, PittsBarg.
E j. Sneeder,
MagrEVy & X cons.
j. L.. Elliott.
Frslght .8gsnt. No. 7 Fsst st., Ny.
81 81. bfOnstOn,
Gen. Freight agent, Philadelphia.
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DERKINS &, CLACK-Are prepared to re-
ceve store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
to conSignments- ocL2
nJCTORIAI HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS,
ENT TIAE-By :. 6. Goodrich
Cost 81 OOO-l2o9 Pages-MapS-700 Engravings-A
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and careful attention chronology SO that at every
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NOTNTRG RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
We are offering for sale, that beautiful COun- "a
try Residence OF Mr. Sd Garter, situated on the Muir IL
freeSborO turnpike about miles tTom Nashville. 1t
tains about acres halt high stale Of cultivation
the residue heavily nbered; three failing springs
from one of which the carried 10 the cling;
extensive orchard containing great variety OF the very best
fruit in all this untry. Dwelling commodious with
cesar buildings. This of the haudsOmeSt places
in the raghborhood Nashville and will be sold a bar
gain We will show the premises at any time any
DESTROYS of examining the
LINDSEY & CROCKETT,
deea-lm No. 80 COllegest.
HR,P \. WOODWARD.-Ot No. 9 Cherry
street. three doors north of Church street. has hand
Vaccine Matter OF the very best quality which he will sup
ply o the profession generatlv oct6-ly
VRAHAM BREAD-GrahamB Bread for dispepucs
VI every day. ,-,,-o,-
tl9 H. " d NlAON'
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FROM NASHVILLE TO

FIRspC Boots Shoes
Hats Bonnets, Dry Goods ....
or cases lin Ware Iylocks
Wooden Ware LiSbt spSt
Hollow Wara- l.
Wool, Feathers Ginseng .
Broom % oranges aud enl-i
ons Horse Collar, Stoves ..-
e 5:;;;.:; ss ~:
feconsries &c per 1OOl
pounds.,..,' - -. 7Ol - 7ol IN az ss
SEcoEp CLAss-Sugart ~ $500 $1,000
T I'm Plate e,V BaT and tiAi Pr
Lead, Fish ia barrels,
kegs, Kits, &C., Window
6las5, CI Lon arm apa' 20,
IN SaIas T Totappc anT he hog
a. PIC Bidss Rai. Ronel
Bagging, Cordage, Leah
erin rolls and bxs Hard
ware, Glass and Queens
ware in crates and boxes
Lead aud Paints in kegs
Glover Seed, Cheese,
Rans,~aI' 0iIsp 'Rra"d;es -. s -.
Wines and other liquors
Vsrnisb Turpentine &C.
per 100 lbs -. aOI co. go 10
THIRD CLAss-Bacon,
Lard and Pork in terees
or Dariels, par f Ion
SSetH0! 20 a gSSH'dr ~asn ..
Marble per 100 Ibs...... SIS 80. IS SIS 65 65
Pig Metal per 100 lbs .35l
Whisky Perb5l 4Ogal So 81 So 81 So 90 g 90
Salt Salt per Dbl III & OO % 10 3o 30
.a npu'' Pi 0''' anu 'a'' Or OK * IN
PoTter Ale and DANES ' ii''i '
tic LIQUORS, Der Dbl of4uf. ..
gallons. ......,.......... 70l ! 10 20 10 SIS
Lard. Linseed, or other
Olls OF tennessee Manu-
aetnre, per Dol OF 4O gas l7Ol 7Ol 20 2lOl Is
81. tG 2 aei se ".hs,, P aeH
per 100 pounds .,-. / 3Oi l 40 I aO sol 60
-Carboys Mineral Acids - II
lat Company's conven-
ieneeJ each. .-.-;-.. SOL 50! so 275 500
Cotton Gins boxed, and
Portable Barrow's
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAS-
TIER DISTRICT.

TX Parte, Petition Tor sale OF House ana
Minor Clinton EJECT of Lot Land and Negroes; estate
Abram Perry decd. of A. Perry deceased.
1T ordered that h children of the brothers and sisters
of Abram Perry deceased late of Lancaster District s.
c. that living the death of Margaret Perry widow
ofthe late Abram Perry (Which June 30h, 1851 do
establish their rights before the Commissioner Equity
for Lancaster District S. c. before the LIST day Of
March, 1854 and that the Commissioner do report thereon
the Court of Equity for said District (Which will be
June Goth, 1851
The above order made in above case, by the Court
at June Tenn 1853 and the persons to whom the
rs and applies notified to comply with the acquisitions
therein set FORTH failure to make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid will the estate of the Testator
abraham Perry be distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate above TO those
who do not JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Commissioner in Equity, Lancaster District, s. G.
decl--3m.
80 The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number Of the paper they are al
so requested notice the editOray The Common
wealth. Frankfort KY. The Register, Raleigh, n c. The
Advertiser Montgomery, Ala The Recorder MiedgeVlle
Ca The Flag Of the Union, jackson, Miss; The Union,
and American Nashville, Tenn; The Union Washington
Citv-LaaedSer Ledger ). H. W.
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INSURANCE., &C.
THE MUTUAL Protection INSURANCE CohPAi

THE MUTUAL Protection INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
OFFICE on Cedar Street adjoining the Post Ofce, and
opposiiethe Yerandah win insure on tina mutual pr1n-
cipe Houses Merchandise &c. against Loss ur Damage BY
Ere Steamboats, on any of the eseIn waters against the
Hazards Of Inland Navigation and he Gargoes OF Vessels OF
every description against the Pers OF the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons good health for single year.
for term Of years. or during life Also, Bank Notes trans
mtted per mad.
All persons having their lives property insured IN ms
institution arc entitled full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability loss beyond the amount OF Pre-
nums which they may Fay.
M ). PITCHER, President,
J. B. JOHNSON, Vice President.
WuLpTcH Secretary lanl