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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Our contemporaries very extensively discussing
the position of the Sandwich Islands affairs. And we
are surprised to find how easily some Of them-very
judicous and sensible writer's toofa in with the notion
that the independence of the islands cannotong be main
tanned and that it is therefore desirable the islands
fall into somebody's hands, that they should be an
nexcd to the United States Why should it be believed
readily that these islands cannot retain their inde-
pendent national existence? Why we told the ma
tiyes rapidly dying away, and the will be
extinct Well, suppose this to be true-though we be-
many years to depopulate these islands of the native
inhabitants and in the time other inhabitants will
be gradually gathering at the islands to occupy the
cant places made by death and why may the
independence of the Hawaiian kingdom be continued in
those who may succeed the present inhabitants Of the
islands? We why, but in the restless
fbustering spirit Of portion of the Universal Yankee
cal world that these islands, directly the track of the
trade between China and the Western World and
veniently located and adapted to accommodate the
whaers and other ships which frequently visit the
Pacific and Arctic oceans should remain independent and
open ports for all the shipping of the world and all the
great marine Powers Of the world would doubtless readily
unite in guaranty of this independence the schemng
natural course Our own convictions most decidedly
that the only why annexation to the United States
is deemed necessary by certain American residents on
the Sandwich Islands is that such step would subsrye
their private interests.-Boston 1rareller.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 16.
The packet ship American Union from Liverpool which
port she eton the Sh Of October arrived yesterday
She brought out of port G29 passengers scpsayee of
whom, with five Of the crew, died the passage with
ehoera The ship Centurion, also arrived from Liverpool
lost thirteen ON her passage; and the ship Statesman
from Antwerp, with 272 passengers, had twenty-five
deaths ON board The total number of emgrants arriy-
ing yesterday was 2,OG7
The ship Western World, which got ashore on Squam
Deach IN ~ some two three weeks since, went to
pieces about O'Clock last Sunday evening, during the
storm and blow from the eastward. Her decks drfed
ashore oil broken to pieces, many Of which wrap
pea around with dry goods which had composed part
the cargo Her bottom with considerable Of iron
IN IT. IS out of sight under water IL is not doubted that
the iron will be recovered but there will not be su
cient value saved to expenses that in effect
ooth vessel and cargo total loss The ship
iued at SS0,O00, which there is insurance TO the
amount of $4,000. Cargo valued at about $3.50 900,
which IS nearly or quite all covered by insurance.
Inc Cunard steamship Africa, which sails for Liver
pool to-day, viii carry out about 5000 900 in specie
serious election fraud has just been discovered,
sutng in the binding for trial Of the judges Of the
l district of the Goth ward, William Turner, VIM. MUIR
ray and Hugh Mooney, the charge Of having tickets
printed after the election with the Of &C. Tucker
on them which they put in the box taking similar
number OF those for Cummings A. Tucker, the Wing
dldate for Assembly, and thus elecng William Neon
Key, the Democratic candidate, by ten majority.
Corr. Baltimore American.
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FREEsoIL DEMOCRACY.

The miserable trick of the Union" and its co-workers
to draw off the attention of the public from the Freeso
appointments Of the Administration, by charging similar
coalitions upon their opponents, cannot deceive any in
tegent and weinformed mind at this day, however it
may have mised heretofore. The thing has been too
thoroughly exposed What astonishes most however,
is the fact that Southern Democratic journals and par
have the cool hardihood to coalesce with the
Freesoilers while affecting such deep-rcoted hostility to
them and their principles And this coalition too, is in
opposition to the and tried friends of the Southmen
who stood firmly by the South her rights and interests
at the hour when she and the Union most needed their
support and 1t is such these that South
ern Democratic organs and parsans in their zeal to sup
port the Administration and their eager rush for the
spois would crush and trampe down sustain and up
hold Freesoers DICKINSON and his associates, the faith
full allies Of the South, who sacrificed themselves at
home fell fighting in the front ranks Of the defenders Of
the constitutional rights Of the South are denounced and
Frustrated to elevate the VAN BURESs and their Freeso
comrades These truths known to every well Informed
mind. Let the people pause and ponder upon them
they enlist under the banner of Administration that
sports in the breeze such murky and dishonored flag
AUGUSTA Geo. Chronicle.
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THE MRTEoRs.-We watched for the annual meteoric
shower the evenings Of the 18th and 14h but saw
nothing Of the display We remember most wildly the
that occurred the 18th Of November 1885, which
Of the most wonderful recorded. The me-
teors seemed to fall thick fakes of in snow
storm, and many thousands in the Of
few hours Muller calculates that in nine hours less
than two hundred and forty thousand FELL Many per-
sons much frightened at beholdng the stars falling, as
they conceived to the EARTH supposed that the day Of a.
nal judgment about to come, and were relieved when
clear and day dawned and the phenomenon ceas-
ed Butsuch estimates general, vague, and unsas-~
factory Such the rapdity with which they fell that
no one could them and such the vast expanse OK
the heavens which they covered that estimate could
approximate to the truth We witnessed them for seye-
raj hours from eligible point the top Of Of the
highest buildings in the city, The whole heavens, east
west north and south, from the "zenth to the nsdir,
were with them and they retired only before the
light Of the uprising The spectacle was one OF the
most grand and sublime we ever looked upon.
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Six persons were arrested in New York on Tuesday.
charged with participation in the circulation OF
fet 20 and notes on the Farmers and Drovers Bank
for further examination.
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The steamer Africa which sailed frone New York for
Liverpool Wednesday, took out 100000, mostly in
bars.
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Of second..""sq. root Of 2, minus l......=2414,&c.
of thirdsq root Of 3, minus 50. root of 2=3146 SC.
or fourth..sq root Of minus So root of 33 1872 &C.
If the time Of descent be divided into equal portions
then the space fallen through during the first portion
being taken for the unit the spaces described in the
csssive equal times will be as l. g. g. Z and so on and
consequently the veoces Of the successive equal
times will have the same ratios
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A CAR ID.

A CARD.
NO. }. PURV1S brgs leave To inform the people o
- the City"f Ly"chburg, the Counties of Campbell
Bedford, Amherst, Nelson. Appomuttox, Charlotte, Hal
fax, fiusy lvania Henry Patrick, aud all other parts Of
The country tradeng 10 Lynchu,g that he has just
ed from trip after Go Dis, aud is receiving at his
Gash Sore.
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
iI' de.r" is To trade extensively in future and
tor that purpose will make additions his stock nearl,
nNcry week in the eorof Nec and Fashiona6le Goods
Mem Whotes0te Business.
have made arrangements for carrying on tn,
wholesale Trade. Country Merchants and others VIII,
buy to sell agaln, mend up their Stock with me o.
a good terms as eau be obtained in New York.
Feh21.dts JNO. j. PURXIS AL
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NEW CONCERN

EW CONCEKN.--The Subscribers have thi,
day associated themselves together for the purpose
II conducting &c erai Grocery Commission and For
parding Business. under the firm aud style of MUIR.
RELL d. STRA TTON, and have taken the house for
mrrly occupied by Messrs Echols Pryor, next dool
Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main a., Lynchburg Va
We will keep constantly hand large aud well sc
lcctrd stock of Groceries Liquors, Tanners OIL Do
mrtic Dry Good-. &c, &c, in fact, every article
Rl kept in grocery establishment.
All OF which will sell good terms H. any
house in the place. THOS E MURRELL.
iaa 3-dkcIs WN II STRATTON.
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"a HING TACKLE, &c.-Fisbiug Rod.
l. IN joints OF Lace Wood and East India Bamboo Of
all kinds and prices Reels, &c. Limerick Kirby. yr
,na and Spring Hooks, silk, hemp and gra. Lines 6a
shed Snoods, bait Boxes, &c. Also lot of Enelb
Hunting Whips &c, which can furnish to dealer. NJ
Baltimore prices. VIM. B. Il C FISHER,
Marrh9 It's Opposite Frinkin Hotel
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FAMILY SOAP.-Every DO " come an( buy
l. familY Snnn. The best in The wnrd

l. family Soap The best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Cold or warm waer-ether soft hard or salt-may
be used with perfec Rub the soap upon tho
rlones and then put them soak for three or four
hours, then take them rub them then rinse then,
out. They will require but little rub after soaking.
and M boiling is required is usual with other soaps
large washing can be done in one-hird less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
his soap is warranted not to njure in any way the
slightest FIBRE the skin, anything that it j. applied
Ia. 1t will any kind of trease Paint. Tar.lnk.
Stains, &c, from any Goods, without the least injury
For sale by d. r. LYMAN.
Mnrch5-Is
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.ERnYRMp.
AAE1I,IE gsAyE4

Al ERC1fAN4 TA1LUas < CLOfbIEhs.-ihs
II subscribers have associated themseiys- together
under the style and firm above aud have taken thai
veil known stand at tie coner OF Main aud Aiar.et
Tor the purpose Of conlncting tie q lOTHlNG BCsi-
NESS. in all its various branches They viii haFe IN a
ie~ days OF Goods suitable to complete
Gentlennnz wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand VII selected
.iock Il LOrHS. CASSIMERES AND SESTINGS,
@ichtbey will make up in TIM best iyie Of Work nihsh
ani suit the Of the ftsti"us They res
l,eriiy invite the attention Of their friends and the
public to their embellishments as il intention oil
lmih parties TO serve all with everything IN their line
lnying in view the role that trade and business
mrn in general. by which they hope To gon liberal
,Larc ii the public patronage.
SAM'L BAKER
WM CLAVEY.
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IL ADJOININGT THE POST OFFICE, LYscnBuRe
VAL b. GADDESS g. FRO, Perpetrators, 90,
merly Of Baitimore,) keep hand and make to order
at .r.t. >rices. Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments. Tombs, Head
and od Stones, Garden Vases Counter, Table Bureau
and Wash-stand tops, made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window stills.
Any order, from town or country, entrusted TO vii
be faithfully executed with and dispatch at
Aug 13--dts J. b. GADDESS' x BRO.
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NlARHLE WORKs-Fagam q Bro

NJ AkBLE WOkkS-Eagan n Bro
VA SCtLPTORS d. Marble STONE cur
TIERS, (Formoly Of PhaadcpLia,J claim ~, Lexing
ton, Va, Bridge ST., Lyuchburg. Va; Main St, Lib
ery, yn and Men ST., Salem. Va, keep hand aud.
mako - order Northern prices, Egyptian. ltaan,
Northern mud VrRnin Marble Maptles. plain and orna
mental Monuments, Tom's Iiend and Foot Stones Gar
den Vuse-i Counter. Table, Bureau md WISH Star Il
Tops. made To any size short notice. All work II
be boxed up To 90 safe without extra charge
One nf the firm an Architect an General Design.
~ IN the Monumental Ar. and viii furnish any de- gn
from the planrst Ia tho costly, by addressing
line To II. nnd all wor, done 10y u.s. will give entire
substitution any alone North or South.
Fch9i --dS c6m
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April Aiib, IS1 3.
Taylor, TinsIey a. Co,

EaylOf, htnsiey a 10,
GROCERS. FORWARDING Il COMMISSION
" MERCHANTS, Moin STREET Lynchbprg Va, ar'
receiving. and have in lnrge and we'll assorted
stock Of Groceries. Dry Goods, Liquors, 81, &c,
Gently purchased 10 lie northern market for Cn,b. and
invite the attention of our frisuds and the public geprf
ry To give call, ANAL profits and quieks les
shnll be The following comp ises portion
ofo rStock:
900 Bags Rio I.aeuira and Java Coffee.
20 hhds. N. o. Porto Rico 81 Cuba Mnlasscs.
Is bbls. Crushed, G lalfed, Powdered and Cofiee
Sugars
30 Packages Loaf Sugar.
Ion Kegs Nails from to 40 dy.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cast. Shear aud Blister Steel
800 Sides Sole Leather.
1900 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
300 bhls Rectifrd and Old Rye Whskoy.
30 bbls Fra ch and Apple Brandy,
30 Case Stick and Mass Liquorice, (bes brands }
% dozen Olive Oil,
% hhds. N. o. Il Porto Rico Sugars,
- Nova Scotia Grind Stones (assUrted siIes)
30 bbls Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general of good
enumerated, ali of which will be sold upon the most
reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TINSLEY e. co.
MnrrhI7-ts
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4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pecifuly ask continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. To the new concern aud IN
this connection he deems IL proper, 10 ask all who
indebted to him come forward aud settle their
counts without delay
There many claims of long standing. which, mus
close up and Il Is expected TINT all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention this notice
Jnn S--Ats y DlUGUID.
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lnIs1 .LLANEOUs.

MPORTANT TO FAR n a. R =.
hOaracpcrs Ftorfsfs. Ieefp0rafed Tempaa,ss Man
aetHfsrs. drttzons, PrQtessioHoi Me. Hethsmts.
at1s-The Pump and Fire Engine
commandments ewrd ~ Iaiied Star, Lei
'efs-Pafe,a.--Ali lsFRIsoEaEsTs Will 81 PnssEep
ftD ny Law. This j. the most valuable Invention
the and Without which manufactures. public eJ
iees, hotels and private dwellings. incomplete and
Comparatively insecure. With til. cheap and efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer perfectly independent Of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
ieiiauee to the neendiary
RECOMMENDATIONS
We have In Mr. r Brittnebafn Mitchells PUMP
md ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable az
pendage great convenience aud an efficient protee
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. Il. TYLER. do
DIR. ROYSTER Huguenut Springs.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrmvie.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be aeon in at DR.. VIM. y. Morr,l's
Diuguids foundry. and many other plaees in Lynch
l'iirg. nil of whom approve their utility and lsetn
The Pump be in Rifl 'nond. at t.. W hi.
oficc. They warranted + -.prk well to- year
~ NoTICE.-Al1 pers..- buyinl ang tn'
above articles, IRE responsible me- for it
Il. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dly Proprietor.
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NEW POST OMce RegmIations.-lnl

nj
/ Y ture the morning mails due this city will be open
ready for delivery regularly att "'clock A. NJ except
when they are delayed in their arrival the sched-
nle hour.
The Richm md Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick, and
Farmve mails will close daily Except Saturday. pre-
cisey nj 7. NJ.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thur+d " eveningsthe Dan
Vile and Lexington mails will be closed precisely at 4
L. NJ
The packages for Richmond and all principal cit.
les North and South nf thar point will BE- closed dny
precisely 81 p. Nj Business men will rrcollect this
md not trouble after those hours-ns it is late.
On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings the
har ottesvie md Amherst G. II mails will be closed at
=. NJ. There is daily mail to Charottesville-tri.
week via ScottsviIe.
All persons except editors and propretors Of city
new spa pers, and sworn Deputies of our own choosing
are excluded from within the bars, unless when invited
The necessity and propriety OF this rule will be readily
appreciated and will he adhered to N all cases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from Z to 9
o'clock r the morning and during other part of the
day. RO. h. CLASP. NJ
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"hEA FANS The attention of the public il
respectfully invited our stock of Thresb;ng Mncbine.
and Wheat Fans, which substantially buil, and o
the mostapproted patterns Persons in need Of sucl
implements would do well to give stock an exami
nation feel satisfied that they will be
In price and workmanship.
All implements warranted perform we'll
jy15-ts DlUGUlD & BROTHER
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MERCHANTS

Al ORsAN q MsKEIN, i'aoOEhe
VI COMMISSION AEHG f1ANTS Lgath"i4g, Ia
IRE reeesiega lafee aud well selret'.'f stuck 81
groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware IL queens
ware, CONFUSING par Of The following art ieies to"h
5DD0 ID. Cotton fsrns
ls00 lbs. Sole Leather
2a0 sucks Liverpool Salt
40 r. Laguifa and Jaw Cohse.
80 Kegs, TX. fence and w. h,,use nails
~ hhd- L X. \ o md Cuba Sufars
30 bbls CoHee Sugar
10 bbl- crushed. ground snd clarified sHsa.
hlids Molasses
10 bblsN and Sugsr-house Moa.se'
bbls Syrup
20 boxes Adamantiue candles (superior)
10 boKesSpnp
30 boxes 10S> ~ and 81 10 gla'
Domestrs--3-1 a.. Sd. "a t2I. Csre.f.rt 81 ! /
IL. 10 pair Blankets, Fullcd Clotl-, Sheep Gmy
l.ato Lnseys Print- Bouts, Shoes e. &c, & ulio
winch they offer the trade at fair prices.
sept lS.-isr
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CTEkn MARBLE WORKS

CT-sw MARBLE WORKS
~ I0HA T. ROGERS has removed his AlarbleWork
tolhe Of Main and 8th whcreWill be fons
fine assortment Of Egyptian, ttahnn aud American
Marble Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones Mnntel
Pieces Of every description, WALTZ lates Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed IN the neatesl al
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended TO-
Mr. having served apprenticeship in one of thu
largest establishments In New York city and having
much experience in the business llattcrg hmselftha
allwork executed his shop will given entire saiisor
ion rs any done North South.
Richmond, July l4-bd
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10 the Citizens Of the Fifth Con-
gressionaI District.


10y recent act of our Legislature the counties of
- Halifax, Henry, Piusyvana, Frank lin, Appotnnt.
Tux, Patrick and Camphell, conno.e the 5th Di-trcr.
The ci.ze of which. aud those of the ud ining coun
ties, invited tie meet in Lynchburg at the well
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR
10 examine the argest and desirable stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing ever offered this section
of the old Domil ion,
just received from our mandatory. supply (to
which shall make addition Throughout the
sea,on) of sens Enable Clothing.
COATS.-Cassimcre, Casbmerett, Twee Is, Alpaca
Grafton, Drap-de Etc, Seersucker Brown French Linen
White do Fancy Go Planters Linen, Ermnet, l. men.
Duch ara other styles &c SUNNI coats.
PANTS of every suitable material.
VESTS Silk. Sat Muriuo, Linen Lustrc, Wor.
ted do; Fancy Marseiles VIII te do buff do. gold tins
ell ed ,ty Vests, silver tnseed do, Embroidered Me
rino. do
FURNISHING GOODS.-Linen Shirts, fine, mcdi.
m and low priced Collars, Opera Ties, Stocks era.
at Gloves Socks, Suspenders, &c Particular atten-
ion il given this depnrtmentand large aud plee
ofthe latest styles of tne above goods
SANITY on hanI As. SHAFER K co.
upl lG--is
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New Confectionery ana Ice Cream.

New Confectionery and Ice C,e,...
oaiOOn.- lie subscriber wishes toinfoyn ,p $50
Ladies "nd Gentlemen OF this city, that he has opened
TWO doors above Tinsley Taylor & Cos tore , r
street, where he intends keeping all ,lings in HI. n
fresh and nice, having it great expense and , h'
fitted up his house in the finest style. suitable for M
ception of the Ladies and Gentlemen WIN nm, 81 -
him with their patronage. 0'
lie has also fitted up an ice Cream Saloon where ,b
delicious art ice will be served up all times when M
sen -on opens.
Hoping to share portion of the public patronage h.
only requests visit to become satisfied.
JZETEL,
mar 4-dfi Late of Richmond
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=, UNION COOKING RANGES

~, UNION COOKING EkANGES.-Thc
&C subscrib,r has just received from the North few
TSAe more Of Pond's 1mpr )ved Union Cooking Ran.
ges for wood and conl, which for economy and conye.
nenee, have gained for themselves such celebry-hnt
they rapidly iukng the place of all other arrange.
ments for cooking purposes
The water cask for keepirc constant supply of ho
water ~iout a,,t add tiona del is upon tie per
feet plan Also hot mir fixtures for warming additional
can he attached If desired. Personal attention
given to the setting of them and all are warranted
operate in tho most perfect mannsr Thousands of ref
might be hered but examination oi them
the of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority over any other fixture
mar9-f q. s. BLISS.
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DHENIX FOUNDRY, LyMchburg
Il vA.--lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geering. Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished on rea sonable notice. and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
tor the superiority of its work will be fully sustained
'ae execution &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY
NJ B--i willb prepared for Gas-fttipg in due time
nov 2o-dscts 4 G. =
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MISCELLANEOUS
oGXETs, LoGREg's. p..S :.

. Ut A : 4 ,, H<VN = = 3, Rfa.
- he sabscfber resPeeftnli, iaffn. the ,t 81
lie has jet returned from the North v nh a. tiat
large stock Of DesnefreotyPeing material. erng,n
Frames, Csses&e Of the latest styles and ,a,,
nrge stock Of i.ockets md Pins. some ,ns Al
made m order, which wilIbe filled uitl, pctnra 'ta hhe
est style ofihe low prices ne IN the
At hhitehur-t Gallery, door to the Va ff,'auy,
n. B.-Pantngs and Pictures Of al k;,d, ,o7ieor
.ope1. eantey
Stock furnished ot the lowest cash prices
feb. lB-ts
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E'IkE, LIFE AND MARINE INs, =.

l. AACE.-LyhchdnTg Hose 5- Fsre Issugo,ss y =
pdny. \
This Co pany makes Insurance agains, lo..
age Fire Dwelling Houses gtore- Tol,aso' ~
iies AMI other buildings. on furniture, Go,.
merchandise, generally in town and Country %dd
favorable terms. .''' 'ne most
Also makes Insurance on the lives all per.o,.
laying good health. and of sound cons,u,i,n ns en-.
whole duration of life or for limited period ''' tho
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. vir
insured reasonable terms. WI De
The Company will also take murine risk G
any of the Northern or Southern Ports at fyoa, ="
iates. ''aile
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. pyes;de.,
DON I. c. PETERS, Fice PresidenI
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Ene,nc,r
lame. " Cobbs, Samuel GarIanJ
John .iegat. Nathan b. Thurman
GeorP " Yancev, ohm Otey 'ravlnr
William l. Anderson. William T. Smith
..A2TiN HOLLINS IT,.
CREED T. Wills, Sec'y ''"''re''
DIR. T. II Gilmer
DIR. VIM. Otway Oven. "edic0f Examiners
Feb9--dts