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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-22

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
Life Assurance.



II treated philosophcay, the subject of Life Assurance
Is undoubtedly of great interest The system affords
10y far the best which have yet been discovered of
placing industry beyond the reach of casualties and of
moving those harrassng aud torturng
garding the future which have often the effect of EN-
differing existence and parayzng activity IT, by
regular annual payment OF his income man has
TO his family in the of his DEATH whenever that may
occur adequate provision he has contributed most ma
teriay to hs ovH happiness and comfort His last hours
cannot be haunted by the agonzng thought that in spite
OF all his efforts ugl;ty and sedenia he is leaving his
wife and children to the cold charity of the world or In
the grudgng of relatives That the future will take
care OF ITSELF most fatal doctrine The future never
does take of itself IL is mounded and made entirely
10y our present actions And amongst all the means for
promoting the future happiness of existence We are
Gus IN saying that know of all comparable 10
early insurance. To delay insurance when the means are
within power, is not only a cruel action If man has any
existing or prospective obligations fulfil but very fool
sh one inasmuch with each year the rates increase
and the ultimate participation is diminished We have
spoken strongly admit Blu, there are prudenti, con-
sderaOns which is entitled To neglect uuI.- lac
wiluiy courts disappointment for himself or is cup
indifferent TO the welfare Of others who should be
10 him. There are, firmly believe no institutions in
this couutry strictly beneficial to the hest interests
OF society, benevosntin their motives than tbo.e
insurance companies. They Danish care from the divine,
pillow aud provide for the widow aud orphan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
OBITUARY

Died. Monday, the 25th day ofJuly 1883 at the res.
ideuce OF John T. Pamore, Esq, Stony Point Cumber-
land County, Virginia Mr.. MARTIN BURNS in the siyty
fourth year Of his age
Tho subject Of this brief memoir was a native ofSpo
Ireland Having received liberal education in his ma
tive county be emsrated 10 British America in the sum
meT oil ISIS where ne remaneda short time, removing
TO Virginia 1915 since which time lac has been enployed
clssicat teacher in Cumberland County with the excen
ton Of one year in Bedford.
Our hearts sad at the sudden and unexpected de-
plrture Of dear friend Who in the zenith Of v.r
canned fame has eii TO return no more But most
Of all do our hearts thrill To tie strong touch Of sorrow
when We reflect upon the circumstances attending his
death. He died far away from his native land. whose
wrongs found IN him q symplthissr-G,r from his
kindred and home, with kindred eye 20 cheer nor voice
20 sooihs him IN his last hours How sad il Il thus TO mass
from carththu suffer the dead pang Of dissolution
none can know but those who die ar away from home
No matter how long may have lived in foreign land
there Is always wish to breathe last among our i'm
mediate Trends the home Of our chlihOOd-and how
natural In that loved our hIppiest years are spsnt
But the ritter Of this feels he would not be performing
his duty he did not bear willing testimony the kind
attention shown 10 the deceased by the family in whose
house he resided for the last nine years
The sorrow manifested by biz many friends on the oc
cl-ipn Of his DEATH clearly proved that in the death Of
Nc Burns. they had lost riend whose place will CO.
lily 10 ded.
The deceased had chosen an unamJitous but an ariu
Gus profession. Il one, however The seemed 10 have
iYcd and Tor which nature had cmnently qualified hia
Hs peculiar facility OF mpauing Instruction, with HE
patient perseverance was will be- crowned with
success. Many Gentlemen whose education I've superin
tended will bear willing testimony these remarks His
pupils have graced the halls Of Legiston the courts of
Justice and the medical profession all Of whom will ever
speak Of their good old teacher with feelings OF pride re-.
spcCt and vcncfat1u
Par from the ashes or his fathers repose those of or
departed friend 10, biz grave h not among strangers
IL was wdercd with the Of Affection aud his memo
~ will be cherished by 40 Who knew him. by al Who val
uc learning, respect merit, and regard honesty.
Tho writer Of this brief notice offers ~ 70 small irib
ute 20 tie virtues Of the man. whose character ho respects
and .cupfutrs. J. No e.
CrwsRt,yD CouNrr, Va, July, 1853.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

The following Is lis, Of the Tobseco Inspectors sp.
pointed by the Governor August s. 1885, to take effect
LIST January. 1854;
RICHMOND.
PuRLic wARKRoUsx--John =. Wren, Benz. J. Vaughn,
Robt l.. Wren and VIM. Il. Burton.
SnockoE-Bepj. sheppard. Robt q. Williamson, VIM.
Y. Sheppard.
sEApRoOks-Jamcs II. Wilson, Conway c. Mason; va.
cancies.
PETERSBURG.
MooRxs-John Pegrsm, Robt. Ii. Jones John T. Sydnor,
VIM. Thweatt
wEsr HuL-Davd II. Branch, Joseph A. Sydnor VIM.
Mitchell. y. -
crsrRr-Edward A. Wyatt, Nathl BEck Joseph G.
Boisseau, Robert II. Sydnor.
k7OAKs-Benj. Il. Vaughn, James Young Lewis Meredith
Benz. X. Lewis.
PRINCE EDWARD.
RANDoLrHs-Thos b. Rice, Edward n. Price, James
j. Rice, Francis Anderson.
FARxvILK-Joseph G. Williams, John W. Richie,
q ranyiGe T. Deshazar
MECKLENBURG.
vESAptNs-wm Jeter, Richard E. Walker Thos
Jones' Littleton Jones
RorsIrRs-wm Il. Morton, Nathl Morton, Allen Hol.
COMB Charles fan'ey' 1yScunrpc
MARrS's-Thomas G. Hill, WIN. O. Fowler James C.
Horton.
FRrESps-Luke Wade, Henry E. Haynes, Powhatan E.
Haynes Robert W. Collins
LinkKrr-Jesse J. Summons, Lawrence A. Horton
John Gannaway.
PL,SrERs-Thomas Jones, Josiah II. whitten D. w
Jones James X. Ford.
LYscHs-Jacob II. Bobinson VIM. II. Watson, John
4. Moseey.
PITTSYLVANIA
LiNSs-Robert F. Linn, John Richardson, VIM. Rich
ards, Benz. Philips.
ALBEMARLE.
owARDsvuLE-Francis :. Turner, Absalom Johnson
Richard L. Wilbourn, Nathl. Leweltn.
NELSON
TIE RvER-Miles T. shipman, George Vaughn, Jr,
Landsn r. Fogers, WIN. 5. Jones
ALEXANDRIA,
Thomas Taylor, VIM. AtweI, Charles p. Shaw, Robert
n'SF, prrx,v co,xrv
Robert II. Hodges, VIM. Mathews, Charles Conner.
Several vacancies still existing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

The ConrSr de Ia Dyoine ct F.y,rhs relates the follow
ing interesting ancedo'o Last year. female swallow,
which had is nest in the Ardcehe was Killed while dc.
fndingir ncstand brood from the attack Of some spar
row. The male arrived At the moment when some Of IT.
yong we're thrown out Of the lie Immediately At.
tackled the nssaaut aud put them fight after which
he picked up bis young aud replaced them In the
nest where during the remainder Of the season. he care
fully attended to their wants until they were able 10 ay
and provide for themselves The inhabitants Ofho house
who witnessed this interesting incident one day caught
the Old bird and placed small bic OF scarlet ribbon round
bis neck IN order that they might recognize Il ft should
come back. This year has agiin returned 10 lie old
nest but Il has chosen mate, lives quite alone and 40.
psus 70 avoid the company Of any other birds ~ y
CoHr d Eng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

MORE CorroN AND AoRE LASD.-Gen. John Wilson,
who Is well known TO many of citizens and row re-
sides IN san Francisco has written Gov Foote of Mis-
sissppi, about group of Islands in the Pacific known as
the Navigaiors Islands With the letter. Gen Wilson sends
to Gov fooe pckngs of cotton taken from one OF
the cotton trees which grow those islands This tree
attans the extraordinary height of thirty feet with
ameter Of one foot and branches spreading thirty feet
The boil isabou the size of goose egg When the cotton
tree Is in full bloom il presents superb appearance look
ing like an immense SNOWFALL tree of the kind tina,
adorns so many of our gardens.
The islands the from California to Australia
about midway between this last the Sandwich Island.
lying in about Ii degrees south They are ten in number
have an agreeable climate and inhabited by about
100000 savages divided into tribes WHO are often fight.
ing each other. Gen Wilson throws out a hint for a
speculation there. Says he
II one or two hundred discreet just men were there
and join in other with the better sort or
government might easily be established there after III,
fashion of the Sandwish Islands.
Where is England and Mr.. Stowes They have been in
search OF new cotton country and supply our old
friend Wilson, with 1.-TWO hundred discreet and Just men
to oment qurrrels among the Navgator and get then
to eat each other up for the benefit Of the new
80. Louis hteHigeneer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

THE JUDoEsHrP.-LocoFoco TRicKERY-GoGois WIS.
TlKLD wrrHDRAwN-COl. Wingfeld aud Mr.. Goggin have
Withdrawn candidates for the Judgcshp in this Circuit
And what think the people OF Bedford is the
Why the Locofoco leaders from the various counties o
che District Franklin Court House Monday last
and after deliberate consultation determined make
party question OF it, thoroughly organize er forces aud
procure a snap judgment upon the Wings by the election
of Tredway the only DemOcrtic candidate ia the field
All unconscious the Wings of such
ill the aSsemblage in secret cOnclave of this vile and
contemptibis iunto Of broken down party hacks But,
seeing the !el Of all three Wing candidates was
inevitable in consequence OF this disreputaJe attempt
efforts at party victory MSssTs. Goggn aud Wingfed
promptly withdrew leaving the field to Nessrs Gmer aud
Tredway and pledgug their exeions to secure the cleo
ton Of the former Too much praise rauDot be accorded
TO them for their disinerested and mIgpaDmous
-Bedford Sentinel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

Two rue CREDITORS OF WYATT a yHTE-The trustees
ss;;, Jon" "'''''' AZ ''' store Of John "''''e o.
NV Ngw SINGING BOON READl-rllg sn,wN-6
complete Lbrnry Of Church Music containing about ana
honAgsa Tunes, Anthems, Chants Set Pieces Including new
Brad6gy and George Root assisted by Hastings and
syery teacher Of choir should eamip,
n sS work The union q 70 many distinguished authors ha.
well oil material with many important original itus viii Ia
Any prossOnal musician desiring copy e1.mnston can
Po ss. s oI mason gEornEgs,
NN.TON a JONg-. Dealer IN S~Ear- WInes, ,Vc.. NJ
w 20 West Mai" ssSss- siri'mond, Virginia. have IN
~ Pipe, "Magory !" vintage 1885, yeryl
~ Iaps. Bio~ aud MArir," do do
IL DO "as,rG. Dupuy CO.. FRENCH BRANDY.
ss 49, Z ard ard Z, Sigy'' i ,aIi9a. brands
10 g.. Ga Peach America"
55SS apple IpEAsDY
- 30 ~. 1 W. Eos'ni rum.
90 9sis wsi.s'sy, ,S@s very superior or rye
~ 80" ,IS WIZ ~ S S apl Ky Wnss
LAoEssNirns Tool- -qgno',- .Afnatslr '.1a.-.o- ..
some extra afre sdge and Hand hammsrs Smiths BoFs
all sizes. PILES and Ea'ps, e., or sale by
ss Sign of he Circular Saw, n Main street.
J9ODED MARE FOR ALE.-The subscribers are astbo.
" -psdf ',die Mare vBi5,ni, sound
Dor terms, 4cs apPJ % ALLYN a CROUCH
aus-H Corner ~ Broad mi si, .'-.s;t.
Il ONDON fuRTtR utNNEssY" AND " CAsrfitON"
- brandE Cotton rarns Mtehefs Patent Candles r,nuet
aus bAvEsronr, ALLEN 4 co
sas A-'''' ''''' '''''i J6iiS e. 65npox son.
ANANtLf ROE HEhRiEGs, n half lbs, flr sale by
n eos JOHN y GORDON a son.
n - JonNy. GORDON SOY.
EsoLE LgaTHER-soo sides good dam,red ',r sale y
- JOHN n. 0ORDON 4 SOW
cor,rne R,zoFs A.. ..,s,,,o,,i .,,s,, ~ 49,.
~ vailed Earlrs, issi 20 hspd ssa for sole ~
q. j. sfNTON A CO..
e.H Ern ~ hc Crcgig sggi ~ Main street
WHrR.tNs pRtAurW EsskY.-y. W RAyBOLFH bss Ius.
NJ pubs, edition Premium Esly an y,i-ui
eurai fiueaton suh1ied Executive COMMITTEE
euhsrn csutra Aarouural Association - Edmund ROMA Of
AiLrlnia.
frior, ~ csuts oafg, 20 ~ ~. 90 for e.. EuG
NalENfN tfNA ae-ws ha, n fiors foii sssariasa al
tr.urh Chine nnnsr Tee aud Toilet Also Cut aui
1850 anters, uftifir, Wine rauspiers. &C.
as ~ sale a. hULHi.Ei 4 COS, ig7 Main o..
HFM-fonh HANos ron sALe-ws have a. ssie privately
80 Ft flriorr haufsane acraun sn tbf oft ~ Prrt.
= aai Coeper fhsy fsu VA ~ On ~ ei,
-" 80 FULNth DAVIS. Aucff
~ utff FANsk 80 81 nsn.llourss ssbratei va st
~ ftnt ~ 'ih ~ w PAfNtn
HEtikaf ~ tAlNEs & ausnua 81 ti6se In vs,t
~ So ~ ttleft O. ftpt, viirht aring much
= i NtlNfi % pIaaf ~ close thFHl prior o. fhf fau
- 2uAs a JQnNnoN, No. 50 Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

Baron Charles Dupin lately presented to the Emperor
the Report Of the French Commissioners on the great
don Exhibition The Report has occupied the commission.
ers twenty months IL ia divided into thirty special
including that OF Baron Charles Dupn. This elaborate
work will be printed at the expense of the Government In
style OF costly magncence, worthy of the subject and
OF France letter from Paris in the Washington Un,on
says, this collection of reports will be invaluable Ii will
form an inventory Of the industrial the world and
will be more enduring monument than the Crystal Pal
ace ouT. aud E1g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

HARD SHELLS AND SOFT SHELLs-It is said that quite
rich and racy correspondence has recently taken place
tween the Hon. John Wheeler member OF Congress from
this city, and Gen. j. Addison Thomas Of Gov Sey
mouTs aids, and Gen. Pierces advocate the London
Commission under the late treaty Copies Of this corrc.
pondence are said to be ia the hands OF the Executive
will de Washington Union get the letters and give the
public tie benefit Of them II not will Gen Thomas
send them TO us? II not must call upon the Hon
Gr. Wheeler for the documents. We want light-Noo
IurL W,raiL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

RArS-In this county the crops We believe have not
suffered much from of rain at any time during the
present season During the last week. we have had almost
superabundance Of showers. "The windows of heaven
nave been opened and great quantity ofran has fallen
The prospect is fatteriug for a fine crop of corn
And II war breaks out in Europe wheat must command
high price before December, and will follow in its
waks-FdinaouHt True Virginidn Jniy so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
VIVA, a pity it was not 1897

DoISG THINGS BRowN.-We have frequently heard the
above term applied indicate perfection and an exceed
ngy expressive tits We know Of but few instances
IN which would be appropriate than in expressing
the perfect style which friend Bartholomew oppo.
site the Dispatch Office, do up watch clock or any.
thing else in the jewellery way. II wag who desires to
shine IN the superficial nsel Of gold silver and thereby
catch the eye Of far admrer Of frivolous gaety
should call upon Barholomew and his capacity 10 do
things Jro'sn, doubt II he would not come forth
more attractive spectacle by many degrees than
II gavanisng all would be deemed a d-siieratg,
he can have it done. Or IT, launched securely into the NJ
cotons Of the fair object ofhs concern he should choose
TO 6t her in handsome ring locket, or even a gold
watch or chain let him walk into Barthoomews aud if
he and she shall not leave well satisfied then we are much
mistaken Every link in all the little paraphsrHaiia or
love embeus from the breach to the wedding ring he
eau provide to nicely We have not had ourselves the
good fortune such t may be- Of engaging IN those little
concerns which ejoin such necessity but we feel salts
fled from the testimonies have heard from others
who have tested Bartholomew sk that his success can
not he surpassed In what relates to the time part Of his
business he is equally successful
Raymond who, IL will be rccolected was one Of the
amateur performers among the Allen minslrcl and on
that occasion termed the Devil At tripping on the
light fantastic toe also IN tho employ Of Bartholomew
aud no less remarkable for bis dancing capacity than his
success In keeping good time We say to all lot them
visit BirtbolomoWs establishment and there will be little
doubt Of their being pleased.