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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

The grand aggregate Of the appropria-
tons for the current fiscal year to meet the
expenditures Of the federal government, oil
all kinds, gives US every reason to appre-
tend that among the first necessities Of the
next Congress viii be demand from The
Executive for a loan TO supply the wants
of an empty treasury.
The following exhibit of the years
appropriations, which we find to our hand
in HE columns Of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, will show to the incteduious
reader how the money goes for the support
OF the peace establishment. Peace Or
war, the sum fetal exceeds the annual
schedule of expenditures Of any year since
the adoption of the Federal Constitution.
With flly thousand men engaged in Mr..
Polk S war with Mexico, the annual eE-
penses of the government were less than
under the present peace establishment
Here is the bill Of costs for the current is
2 1 st's,r-;-s
MADEAT THE FIRST SESSION
NE THE TuIVTV-TIIIRD CONGRESS-.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

Total amount eff expendi-
lures provided and to be
provided Tor within the
year 552, 40 OU0
The following is classified comparison
of the civil and diplomatic appropriations
respectively under the laws of 1858 and
1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Total,

Total,
deferred aatiJ merit session !:
River and iiafbor bill,
For Secret Cuban Service,
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FROM NrcARAcrr.

Inc Ne" iork herald has letter from CORES
pondent 1t Kivas, Nicaragua. dated Augusf 81
a wing the latest repors cf the $500. - !.
,,on n Ni..r..,. -. .. IN. .ne revoiu-
'iou IN nicaragua, WIN an account OF the relative
positions OF the contending parties. Chamorro
remained strongly fortified in the Plaza of f,r.n.d.
v;,b .bor, ~ A,,,,,-.s - ~,-.r,' -. -,
...'"' ea0 casaion saii
connnued me nege with q force numbering near
three thousand No progress was made ON either
.;de =. rh.uorro rsrt;n.c;o,.Yv r.f, 40. =, 49,.
s'1o' - o r. .'.ASse'5 ~. ~ n'en
70 any terms OF eitner conciation, suemission, or
friendly arbitration of dsinterested parties. The
effects of the struggle were proving most ruinous to
the interests of Nicaragua
Another letter gives still farther details of the
emaciatng effects of the revolution. together with
notice of bloody battle fought outside the Plaza,
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Dry WEATHER VS.. JOINT WoRM-An old far
mer from Virginia, talking with friend of ours
last night, said that "this dry weather, which all
were regrettng, would be of immense benefit to the
farmers of Virginia"
ain what way" asked our friend
at will entirely destroy" replied the farmer,
"the Larvae of the joint-worm and the Hessan fly,
which have been so destructive to the wheat crop
this season, In some parts of Virginia
This remark of the farmer struck US 90 novel,
that we Immediately made inquiries as to whether
this impression was general among the farmers,
and the result has been to convince that the be-
lief among farmers, and others, who have examined
the subject, is, that ths hot and dry weather will
pulyerize all the larva of the joint-worm In the
Joints of the stubbe in the field, but probably will
not affect the Larvae in the ground-Wasf. Globe.
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Would BE A SLAvE.-The Worcester Mass
Egis states that southern gentleman, with his
wife, soourned few days recently at the house OF
friend in West Killingly, Conn, having with them
female slave. The negroes and abolitionists o.
the place learning the fact seized the occasion of
temporary absence of the mas ter and mistress to
endeavor to induce the woman to accept the free
dom within her grasp. She Indignantly spurned
the proposition, and gave the aboltoniss active in
the affair an instance of one slave at least who
would not leave massa and nissus." The slave be-
longs to Ephriam Pollock, a well-known citizen of
Wheeling, Va.
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TO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN

y am eredibly informed that my slays r r !,
who was hired TO do work upon the Norfolk and Pc
By one j. A. Foster to Richmond, OF IT. nsiehbor-
hood tor the purpose Of bsins hired ont to PAY s.a
his obligation to me. and hsa iilssaly removed NJ
property. hereby warn all persons sqsinsf hiri.s
said slave, o. otherwise iaterene With y. rsIars n
be, accessory 70 the detsntioa of rid sass r..
any accident happan - him byre.ua q men sysss =
ton In Richmond vhore eholeya = eeid se
Sane. 0kius y. 4xSSsI1xS 3
I a. Sl-tA NcnHr -
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no MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS

Il AND THE PUBLIC.-I have resumed busine ess
on my own account, and am now receiving a hand
l shall continue to add to my stock from week to
week, until l get a full supply. My goods will be
fresh and Clean having disposed of the old stock
therefore most politely and respectfully invite my old
Customers, friends and the public to call on me at
my old stand, 65 Main street, rendering to each my
personal attention when they shall please call on
me. THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer of Hardware and Cutlery,
au 16-1m+ No 65 Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

A bashinl Yokel was paying bis addresses to .
bringing things 10 crisis. Yokel called one day
when she was alone at home. After settling the
merits of the weather, Miss said, looking slyly 10
his face, 81 dreamed Of you last night" "Did you,
Why. nowa Yes, IL dreamed can you kissed % met
saidl" "Oh, dreamed she scasn't at hosaen A
light now dawned on Yokels intellect and directly
somsthing was heard 70 crack-perhaps Yokels
whip, and perhaps not, but about month more
they were-well no matter.
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CLOTHING.

FAIL STOCK s54.
| AM now in receipt of my large Fall and
Il Winter stock of superior L ID MADE
CLOTHING. comprising every article in my line, to
which would invite the attention of the trade, and
return my sincere thanks to my former patrons for
their liberal patronage, and solists early call from
them to examine my and varied stock which is
much larger than ever before had hand.
In addition to my usual stock, | still keeping z
full assortment of Gsntiemen's fac Furnishin z
Goods, to which would invite the attention of all
who want nice and handsome Goods.
HENRY SHAFER, Corner Main and 14th SITS.
N. B.-1 shall hereafter keep constantly on hand
extra large sizes of Clothing. sec
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SIGNS OF CoMMERcAL TRoUBLE.-Ths receipts
from the customs at this port during the month Of
August amounted to S5,22l $50, an increase of
S487. 600 over last year. In other words, we i'm.
ported something Ike three millions more last Au.
gust, with every prospect of disaster before Us,
than we did the August before, when the horizon
was bright and promising. Some large share of
these goods have been sent out foreign account;
but whether they were owned In Europe or In this
country they must be paid for all the same BY US.
NJ. Y. Herald.
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CAPT. HoLLINs.-The N. Y Evening Post states
that Capt. Hoins' late of the sloop.ofwar Cyane,
has reported himself to Commodore Boardman for
the command of the Naval Rendezvous at New
York. He was appointed to this post few days
ago by the Secretary of the Navy, in place of Com.
mander Nicholson, who goes out in the Indepen-
dence az captain. OF the fleet Captain Hollins will
be on hand for his trial in New York for the des-
truction Of American property at Greytown.
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N OTIC E ALI persons having claims
~ against Mr.. JOHN HUTCHINSON, or the late Mrs
MARY ID. HUTCHEsoN, and whose claims bind the
trust fund in my hands Trustee hereby notified
to present them for settlement before the 9Th
day of October 1884, and failure do So this nc
tice will be plead IN bar of any such claim.
THOS. J. STARkE, Acting Trustee.
se 6-1aw4w
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VuUIoooI0
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally throus
out Virginia. se 1l--d&e12t

DERANGEMENr OF THE LIVER, is one Of
the most common as we'll a. the most formidable Of
diseases known to American Physicians 1t has for
years attracted the closest attention Of the medical
faculty In all parts of the United States and yet
the time of the discovery of Dr. MLsne's great Spe
cifc 1t was almost beyond the reach of medical skiH
Thousands had perished without even hope of re-
feel the direfu effects of this most compcatsd dis
ease it s now, thanks to the research of Dr. MLane,
most completely brought within the scope Of medi-
cal control The proprietors of the Liver Pills feel
confident that they offer remedy which has been
fully tested by time, and which has failed of
success when fairly tested.
y Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, sud tale
none else.
There other Pills purportins to be Liver Pills
new before the public.
DR.. MLANES LIVER PILLS. also his CELE-
BRATED VERMIFUGE now be had ct ell re-
spectacle Drug Stores In this city.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Drusgists,
se 11-d&clw Richmond. Vs.
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NOTICE TO THE PUB BLI C.-The

IN mbscribsr hsyiag offered his stock of SADDLE.
RY 1t public auction On the 9Th Of Juns lack oas
owing to the extreme warm weather and acxIy sss'
his large and beautiful assortment Of rss4y-msee
SADDLES, amongst which are some of ~ ~ sns
and wsrrantcd not 10 hurt the horse. Also very
large s.sortmsnt of most bssoslf.i Cssss sps 1sssZ
HARNESS, which cannot e sqfps - y. ,..sx .,.sss
Sursbis ursiisy; and in sst svsry sreis sse.y hspt
ia 4 6sddIery esfAblishmsnf. may bs soand q my
shop an manufaetnred uneer my own Nporsieaen ~
the mot expshepeed wofsmen.
Nv object il ceiling ont is 70 clcss my agency bu-
~ srtcls rot liepossd Of 81 she II Nosebss viii
he offered ct public suction during The etate Aeieni-
turaI Exhibition, due notice Of which viii be oiven.
10 enable ma 10 prosecute this course, sespeotfa
y request ny fFsnls 70 ..li q onos ard sst-
de their bils-ths necearity Of which ne2 b eevi-
TO ALL The amounts tndlvdpally axe ssnail. but
y my moGt arosnt wlsh. q
e 8-Akcle J09GkH u. OQkoQl4x
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Freaks Of Fortune; or the History and Adcen
lures Of Ned Lorn, Is tho title of volume recently
from the press of T. B. Peterson, Philadelphia
and 1t is due to that publisher to say that in typo
graphical appearance 1t is quite creditable Critics
pronounce the book very good daguerreotype of
the times. The characters introduce include
churchmen, politicians, bankers, lawyers, physi-
cians publishers, critics and lovers and ts stated
that it may be read with profit and instruction by
both old and young. The author Is J. B. Jones,
who has acquired considerable celebrity as wri-
Ter of fiction.
For sale by James Woodhnuaa
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PHrLADELPHrA.-The interments in Philadelphia
for the week ending at noon on Saturday were 23A
of which II were from cholera.
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GREAT FATALIrY.-The Newark, (O.,) Times
says, that for the week ending August 30th, there
were thirty.nine deaths In that town, thirtysev
of which were caused by cholera Every person
attacked with the disease In Newark has died. MOI
one recovered.
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AFFArR OF HoNoR.-The San Francisco Herald
states that duel was fought on the I'd Of August,
near the Mission, between A. J. Kelly and George
Williams, In which the former was shot throughth
hand, and the latter dangerously wounded in the
side. The weapons used were six inch Colts re
voivers-distance, thirty i've yards.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Hav-
"A ing qualified in the Hustings Court of the City
of Richmond, as administrator Of the estate of nv
brother, William NJ Isbell. decd, desire to settle
up the estate early practicable Persons having
claims against the said estate will present them for
payment, and those who are indebted are requested
to make payment at once.
In my absence from Richmond, persons wishing to
see me on business concerning the said estate will
please call on Messrs Howard sands, Attorneys at
Law My Post Office for the present is Cartersyille
Cumberland, county, Va.
JAMES T. ISBELL,
Admir- of VIM. NJ. Isbell, decd.
mA
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STRENGTH AND POWER OF IpEAs.-The Doctor,
a great Webster hater, was sitting upon Mats
bench, talking against Webster, was his custom
Ralph Waldo Enerson's IDEAS said he, will live
forever while Webster ideas will die with him
Emersons ideas have force, have power, but not
20 with Websters.' That's lie, said Matt, and
you know IT, 1T one of Daniel Webster's big
thoughts got into Ralph Waldo Emerson's head
1t would split open like pitcher with ice In 1t
Now get off that bench, for you can't say anything
more against old Dan In this shop
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Peter Abel was tried In Morgantown, Ky, 70
Gently, for the murder of William Bruckman, and
acquitted.
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FALL TRADE
FALL TRADE IeaA.

CHINA, GLASS & EARThEN WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE b sINEss.
HAVING determined to clse my pre-
L sent business, I will sell at redu ed prices my
large and desirable stock Of CHINA, LASS; EAk
THEN AND SToNE-wARE, Fancy GOODS,
&c &c.
Tho larger portion of the stock co ,sists OF new
Goods of nv owe Importation, received during this
summer for the Fal Trade. -
Counfrr and city deseYs families, AID all in want
Of soods Ia my line particularly Invited to call
and examine the stock.
China Hall. No. 7s Eein street.
CTParticulsr attention paid to packing.
Sc 5-dlm -
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There were 10 deaths from yellow fever b
Charleston on Friday last.
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SHOCKING DEArH.-On Friday evening last, a
young man named C.iAole, printer by trade, was
found lying upon the floor of the third story privy
In the Bay State Hotel, Fulton street, New York.
with his clothes on fire, and his flesh dreadfully
burned. He was taken to the Hospital, where he
subseouently died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-12

Letters from Capon speak OF the highly favorable
impression made on at all that place. by the quiet
dignifed, courteous, and atable department OF the
President during his recent wish to the springs-
AIeE. GaZ.
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John Robinson, of Robinson 4 Eidred's circus
10 lying dangerously m In Louisville.
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INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
The following from the New York Herald, was

The following from the New York Herald, was
briefly noticed yesterday:
SAN Francisco, Aug. 16-12M.
The clipper bark Mermaid arrived this morning
from Hong Kong, in thirty.fv days; brings no pa
pers, but learn that all the foreign merchants
have been compelled to leave Canton and have
gone on board men of war of their respective ma
tons Also, that two shps bound to California, Ia
seas, with one thousand lives. The Mermaid comes
under sealed orders, waich explains phy she brings
no papers or letters B.
SAN Francisco, Aug l6-lP.M.
The bark Mermaid reached this port this morn
ing, after passage of forty-four days from Hong
Kong via Bombay. She brings later news from
China. l learn that French officer of high rank
came passenger from Bombay, and Immediately took
passage TN the steamer ~hich leaces 2oclock for
your city. He appeared as il he had some import.
ant business or dispatches. and was in great haste
to obtain his passage. C.
Our advices from Hong Kong, brought by the At
rca, from Liverpool, were to the 9th of July, and
from Bombay to the 10th of that month If the Mer.
maid was only IS days from Hong Kong, as one OF
the above letters states her is of course later
The mission of the French officer may have
something to do with the movements of the Rus
slams In India, az indicated in the following des.
patch, which we received yesterday:
BOMBAY, July 20, 1854.
The King of the Dude has offered to the English
SovCiHuCut A~ooO inIduuy dHu IOV guuo. nub6tau
agents are In treaty with Cabul.
In regard to the decapitation of three hundred
persons, by the Governor General of Canton, the
Friend Of China says:
This fearful amount of blood shedding though
performed with view to strike terror into the
hearts of those who threaten to sack the CITY, meets
with no approval from the city residents. When
the rebels do take the city, the massacre of govern
ment officers will be complete. The hundreds and
thousands of Canton men, women and children that
were murdered by the Tartars in 1862, is not for.
gotten, and will be terribly avenged.
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A. MORRIS,
PEBLISHE AND BOOK Sc LER,
RICHMOND VA

is now receiving his usual large AID gen.
Il eral assortment of BOOKS, PAPER, 81 ALTON
ERY, PIANOS, &c. &c, for the fall trade ald would
respectfully invite the attention of the merchants of
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee vsi ing the
city, to an examination of his stock, which or com
The United States and upon terms as fair an az lib.
ersl
BLANK BOOKS, of every description, always on
hand and made to order. Book Binding, i, all Its
branches executed in the best manner.
WORCESTER PIANO FORTES, for which he
is sole agent, is unrivaled and unequalled y any
manufacturer in the world, and sold at very mode
rate prices Sc its
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER e. VINCENT,

MILLER e. VINCENT,
MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
AZ betwe cen 9Th and 9Th streets, and nearly oppo-
's as ssisRf sag;i Toass Gssria Fonrs
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style the art.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime ami specimens of work executed BY them. as the
best test oftheir merit. jy le-i5m
NOTICE.-The subscribers have remov-
A. ed their Foundry. to I'll. Baldwin's Machine
Shop, near Haxalps Mills.
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon us heretofore and hope for !.
| a generous public.
We are prepared to make all kinds of CASTING
as low az any estabshmentin in the city, and with dis
su 24-lm. EDDENs BRANNAN.
NOTICE is hereby given that we shall,
~ from this day, September lst sell altogether for
CASH. or city acceptance, until further notice be a.
We respectfully request our friends and customers
sss & SPEEDY and prompt payment of all amounts
of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, Imported and do.
nestle and will also pay every attention to the sale
1ooSfs no" our '0s%Ray ssf; Wallace :. ss SON
STORAGE.-We are prepared to store
vorsbie terms Being convsnisn ni to he Central De-
pot and Dock, We sfer unusual sdysat.ees;
A FEW Bushels of the Celebrated Tvcr-
"A son Grass SEED sS,hS fSr e. ssls ws,ear sy . 20
EOR SALE-A good secondhand DnAY,
Il With double Get OF harness. A bargain can BE-
A'' '' iGs'SS'HIth gGsSHhsTos s;'.s = 'slrzoEKALD Co.
% 4-2w No. Aresrl q.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds that Of eli the Daily papers OF
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CUPERFINE EFLOUR-Waynesboso', r
q. ale. Is III s5oNv 8 sEook
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Nxw YoaK.-The Tribune states thnt there wer,
100 deaths in New York during the week just pas
or 90 less than thoss Of the week previous.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING FRADE.

SEPTEMBER 7rH, 1854.
GROSHONG, TUPMAN 81 CO,
HAVE now in store, and will se receiv-
IL ing by steamships jamestown aSf Roanoke,
their large stock of WINTER CLOTHIf g, adapted
TO the wholesale trade. And in rr1ucing this
branch of their business would merely cali attention
that ther hes; efforts viii be put forth te .k. it sd
vnntazeous to Merchants purchasing q sods in this
Market. Our stock will embrace the va tety peces
ssry TO the season, both in CLOTHING and FUR
NIsHING GOODS and q call from the rade is re-
specially solicited
s6 Main ST., doors below Purcell, L.dd Co.
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The Mayor OF vicksburg Miss, has issued pro
camation stating that there Is fever in that city
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DOCK TRADE-FALL IS54.-A large
II and fresh stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY
and FANCY GOODS Just opening at the new Book
Store, Kent square, 157 Main street.
Country Merchants arc invited to call and exam
inc the stock of School aud Miscellaneous Books;
Letter. Foelscsp, Note and Wrapping Papers; En-
Stationery and Fancy Goods, which will be sold ON
the lowest terms for cash, or approved credit.
ALSO-Piane Fortes, Viollns, Flutes Accordeons
Sheet Music for the Piano Forte and Guitar Instruc.
tion Books, &c, wholesale and retail
WIN. A. BUFFERS,
Sc l57 Main st, opposite Exchange Bank
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Captain George H. Pegram late superintendent
of the New Jersey Central Railroad, who died at
Elizabethtown, N. Jersey, on Saturday last served
in the Florida adjutant of the First Infantry
under General Taylor, and was afterwards aid to
General Scott when his headquarters was located
at Elizabethtown.
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FALL TRADE 1854.

+ a u u II a d "a / D 4 :.
IL RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ of the Merchants of Virginia North Caroliaa
and Tennessee TO his very large and desirable stock
rect importation, embracing many new and desirable
pstlsrns and shapes and general assortment of Cut
Moulded and Plsin GLASSWARE Looking.
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell on good terms as any
Tepacking house in the United States and to use his
best Efforts to give entire satisfaction.
sToNE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices.
N. g. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
au S0-ddc2m
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KEEN, BALDWIN & CO,

Maautact0rS and ,cholesale and retail dealers
IN Ready Made Clothing
OF every description for men and boys
~ Our stock is very large, comprising full
assortment for the merchant well the consumer
to make selection from; and we fully convinced
that no one can gain anything by trying any other
market. Having Just returned from the Northern ci.
ties we speak from observation and not more hear
say. All want Is q call from those in want of apy
thing in line, and we think we convince them
of the above Iaat.
KEEN, BALDWIN CO.,
Rn Mai,
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Mr.. R. Mayer, wine merchant of Savannah, died
In that city, on Wednesday.
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
PANY
CHARTERED CAPITAL $4oo, 600,

CHARTERED CAF1TAI @4OO,OOO,
T,HIS Company is now organized. and
l. prepared to take Fire risks In town or country,
Marine risks and to insure the lives of free persons
and slaves the same terms of other responsible
companies in this State.
President-WILLIAM T. EARLY. Directors-Wi..
liam T. Early, Z. r. Watson, Thomas Wood. B. II.
Magruder, B. C. Flanagan, DR.. Socrates Maupin,
Samuel o. Moon. John H. Timberlake, George Carr.
Secretary JOHN WooD, Jr, Charlottesville.
FLANNAGRE, Stokes L CO., Agents.
corner 18th and Gary sts, Richmond.
uAIl claims for loss promptly arranged
se 2-dIm