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a n ] .rs:a'ONCES.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Jean AlIeman, decide

En ycrtu dun dtcret de la Cour du Cinquie-
me District Judiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana,
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sons la date
du 9 Mars 1881, a moi adressa, il sera OF
fert Ell vente p%ublique, sur les !ieux. dams In pa
rolsse Assumption, lie mercredi - Avril 1854,
a dix heures du Inatln, par A.. f. Hickman,
sherlt ct encanteur, dams ct pour cette paroisse,
les prophecies CT apres decrites, appartenant
d Ia snsdite succession, savoir
10. Une terre on habitation etahlie en- SUI
crerle. sltuee dams cette alrpisse. sur la rve
gauche du Bayou Lafourche. Il environ ciu,,
miles au-dessous DIN village de Donaldsoit-
vile, mesurant un arpent ct I'LL quart d;arpeut-
de face au dit Bayou, sur une protoudrur de-
quarante arpents, entire llgneS ouvrantcs, Dor
nee en- haut par le chemlI public conduiSai,t
an Bruie Dalferes, ct en- bas par les tcrres de
J. Y. Leblanc, ensemble avec toutes les ba-
tiSses ct authorizations qui Ell dependent, a
Exception dune maison eft Dune tonnellerie,
situee sur la susdlte 'hab.tatiou, sur la Iiule
den haut, a une distance du Bayou, sur lie
chemin conduisant au BriIe Dalferes.
20. Isaac, negfe age denyiron 40 ans. uss
so. John, negre age denvlron A. ans.
90. James, Negro age d;environ 20 ans.
30. AIulets, clevaux. bouts, vaches, ca-s
%cllons, c%flarrues, cigarettes, pelies, %plocIleS,
ftaches, couteaux a cannes, TN lot de briuues,
IN lot de bois de corle, etc. ~sg1aa,l
80. Deux billiards, damejeannes, bouteiI-
les, etc.
Termes ct Conditions /:
la terre payable trois cent piastres comp.
tant ct la balance en- trois termes egaua, &
cheant dams les mois de mars des annees
1855, 1856 ct 1867.
hes esclaves payables deux cents pialstr,es
compliant ella balance en- trois teImes egauA3,
echeant dams les nlois de mars DIES anuees
1855, 1856 ct 1857. E"h%s
lie mobilier toutes solnmes de dix piasl,
tres Ct au-dessous de dix p~iastres, payable
compliant, ct toutes somnes au-dessns de ok
plastfes payables EN- mars 1855. Les accque-'
reurs fouriilssant leurs billets avec cautiuisg
solldalres, payables all bureau du Recorder
oe cette parolsse, avec interet i raison4 de-
NUT pour cent lal en- cas-, de non ~paieulent
aux echeances. La terre ct les esclaveS
res'ant specialement hypothequts ~jtuesqla'atu
paffait Placement. 49, s.4 os1y,
larolssc Assumption, lie II mars lS5I.,
A. +. HICKMAN,
20 Sheriff ct Encante,ulr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
LEGISLATURE D'ETAT.
Baton-Rouge, 8 mars.

Geo. Hillman Il etc renomme gar
dien dn port.
lie bill du Sheriff a occupe toute Pat
tention du Senat. NM. McCay ct Ken-
ner ont parle...... Rejete.
LIE bill amendant le Grail Road,
Tax Bill " pour Ia .Northern ct Ope-
lousas Rail Road II d%efinitivement pas
81.
lie bill rclatif aux terres submergees
a etc rejet6.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12

@
Une mere femportant sur "a file, "a
femme de trente-cinq ans preeferees j Ia
Jeune file de dix-huit ans, VOLTA lc fat
qui ne polyait manqner de produire une
certalne sensation dams lie monde pari-
fen; VOLTA lie triomphe que proclame la
renommee par la voix retenlissante des
iemmes parvenues a Ia maturite d e.l'agc
ct conservant IA %pretention de plaire. =,
Nine y ne %vonlait pas proiiter de
son avantage; ellie persista dams son. sa-s
cnficc; mails Mile Clementine, ganere,-
Sc autant que Iiere lui dit ayec beaucoup ,
de grace -
-puisque de nous denx, c'est toi eui
est Ia plus %jeune, la plus joIie ella pres
leree, e,est a moi de rempiir lie role de
mere ct de te marier malgre tot. Epouse-
'e. Je renonce a lai sans regret. .Et nc
Susie pas bien sure de trouyer au.sit6t
que Ie lie voudrai un aatre mari lout,s
aussi aimable :! S4g{5a,il.s;
La eharmante mere s'est laissee per-
suader, ct &c marriage, qui faittant par-s
Ter, a Gle eelebre il y q peu de jourss4.s
EueENE Gufsor.siaf
49ti III ~
e3rsr sst
ssHI Il
& II s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12

OF Nous prions les Hon, William
son ct Richard, de la Legislature. d'a-
greer moss remerciements pour les nom
breux documents qu'ils nous font l'ami-
tie de nous adresser, ct nous savons lie
meme gro pour DIES feullles de la Nile
Orleans, aux bateaux de notre trade =:
Mary Foley, FANNY SrARHAwk, C.
d. JUNIOR.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
TaRNrNAlsoN DE L]'AFFA1nE GARDNER.

Washington, 3 mars.-Le jury dams
cette affairc a Iendu son verdict. recon
naissant l'accuse coupahle ct lie con
damnant d 10 ans de p%dnitentiaire. I'm
sursit du jngemen Mt a etc demande par
fayocat du detenteur ct accorde par la
Cour; Gardner a profile dc &C sursit
pour s'empoisonner; il est mort &c soir.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
II

Des avis REGENTS de Ii lrontiCrc de Ia
George dissent que Schamyi, lie grand
capitaine georgien, marchait sur h vile
dc Sckisila, postc mliitairc russo Dune
yrandc Importance.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12

Une proclamation por'ant que toute
personne propageant dc faux brui.s en-
Lombardie scrait arfetee ct punic, a
paru ces jonrs derniers. Cette pTocla-
nation causait u'ie grande agitation dams
ce pays.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12

Lundi IL ftvrier, une n%ouvcllc an
noncant que l'empercur d'Autrichc await
declare quill ferait cause commune avec
les p%uissanccs de FOuest, dams lie cas- OF
les Rnsses t~ravcrseraient lie Danube, a
donne Inc grande actiyite a la Boursc
dc Paris, ct une hausse considerable
s'cst fate immediatement.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
7

dc Sckitila, postc mllIt'irc russo dune
grande Importance
hNGLErERRE.
Nt .4faife dc Ru8sic deronth Parlcment.
bans Ia Chambre DIES Communes lord
John Russell a presents IN bill qni pa.
raitttre aussi pcn agreeable aux conser-
-vatenrs qu'aux liberaux. Lord John
Russell a annonce a la Chambrc que lie
commencement anglais await pris dcs me>
sures avcc.Fambassadeur f~raucais reIa.
tirement aux movements des flottcs
combines. II a aioute que lie gouyerne~
ment n'ayait pas sujet d'atre n~econtent
de Ia mission du comtc Or.ofa Vienne,
mission don't lc but etait dc g%arartir la
neutralite de i'Autriche en- Gas dc gaer-
re, mais qui await complement echoue.
3 gs3 RATAILLE DE GIURGERo.
Hien que pen importante cette ba-
taiile est consideree CONNIE un beau fat
d'armes. lie premier movement a etc
fait par les lures; lc mat;n, 5000 hom-
mes, soutenus par llnit %chaloupes canon
nieres ct 4 vsisscaux Il %yoiles, ont traver~
Sc !e Dnnnbc ct debarq"e pres du ter
rain dc Ia quarantaine on lis son parvc-
nus a Sc former en- bataille, mails lie fcu
meurtrier dcs Rnsses les forca de bat
ire en- r~ctraite apres unc defense Opt
.lidtre. Le-combat a dire troll. heurcs
Ct Ia perte a etc considerable dcs dcnx
c6tes. F .
Les dernieres nouyelles d'Asic de-
montfent que Ie general Guyon await
pris f~ofIensivc en- Asie.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-11-24
sHERIFF'S SALE.
Bernard H. Kemper1
Ud
EXECUTION.

Bernard IL. emper
vs.. EvErT1TTON
John Huench.
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed
I'D from the Court Of common pleas, oi
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
the door Of the court house, in Kalida, in
said county,
On Saturday, the 3oth day Of December,
A. D., 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. M,
and four O'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, to wit:
Commencing at the south east corner of
the south cast quarter of section number
thirty-four township number two (O north
range seven (7) east, and running west on
the south line Of said section to the south
west corner OF said quarler-thence north
forty five rods and thirteen feet-thence cast
to the Napoleon road--thence south on suid
road seven rods and SIX feet-thence east to
the east line of said section--thence south
to the place of beginning, containing forty
a;res of land, more or less. a os
Taken as propertyo of Casper Winkler
and John Huench, TO satisfy an execution in
tayoro Bernard H. Kemper.
JOHN B. FRUCREY, Sheriff.
SHERlFF's OFFICE,
Kal;da, Putnam Co., o., Nov. 90, 1854.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

w. B. Loughridge Admir- Of Benj' f1
Ofies, deceased.
William Anglln, & Anna Anglin, Petition to
William Bristol OfIins, Samuel Pome' sell Lands
sroy Ofins Lavina Otiins, Hannah Eli
zabeth Ofins, Sarah Ann offins, Racf'
ell Clara Offns.
The said william Anglin, and Anna Anglin widow
of BENJAMIN Ofins, William Bristol ofins, Samuel
Pomeroy offns Lavnao offns, Hannah Elizabeth Ofins,
Sarah Anu Ofes Rachel Clara ofies minor heirs OF
said decedent are hereby notified that on The elst
day Of October, a. D. 1854, said Administrator filed
his Petition in the Probate court within and for Put
nam county, Ohio, the object and prayer of which
said petition is or an assignment OF the Dover Esnte
of said Anna Apgia, widow as aforesaid and for the
sale of the following Real Estate Of decedent 10 wit
The south east quarterof the south east quarter OF
section No. IA Township No. north, of range NO.
z east. containing 40acres land, more or less 10
pay the debts of deccdent andthnt said petition Win
be FOR hearing the 90 day of December. A. D. ls5
before the Probate Court in said Putnam county,
Ohio.
w. B. LoUGHRI g, Admir-
OF BENZ. oFFINS, deceased.
BY JAMES MACKENZIE, sol'r. 5
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

The Board of Examiners, Of Putnam coun-
ty, will hold meeting at the School house,
in the village Of Gilboa, on Saturday, the
I'd day OF December, A. D., 1854, at one
o'clock, P. NJ, for the examination of
Teachers. 'a y.
BY order of the Board.
Nov. 8, 1884. A. BUDD, Clerk.
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PRoBArE JupeE,s Orr1cB \

Nov 2 1854. {
nj Office is hereby given, that Adeli;os
lY Dunbar, Executrix Of the estate Of will
liam Dunbar deceased, has fled his accounts
for fual settlement and that the same will
lie for examination OF Thursday the 9th day
Of December, A, D, 1854.
JOHN DIXON, ProbateJdco
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NOTICE

Il S hereby given that the undersigned was
IL this day appointed and qualified, BY The
Probate Court of Pulnam county, as Admin
istrator, with the Will annexed, Of the Es.
tate of Wheeler Kitchen; late OF Putnam
county, Ohio, deceased
SAMUEL KITCHEN
November "a, 1854, 700
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tSHERIFF'S SALE.
Andrew Collins)
VS. Fl FA
William Cole.
10y virtue of fi ia 10 me directed from the Court
ID of common pleas of Franklin county, Ohio, l
will offer for sale ut the doorot the court house, In
Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the Both day Of December,
A D., 1854.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following described
Real Estate. to wit:
The west half OF the south west quarter Of section
eight township two north range eight east in Putnam
county, Ohio. ef1 ta.
an execution in favor OF Andrew Collins
JONN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SnRRlFF's OFFICE. .l~a
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., Nov 20, 1854
EH7
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AUDITORS OFFICE. PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO, (,

+ Noembn
numd fM
hbemxes on b. y
above mo mnh
lpyhe hson at a,msdoln
.s41 .
! - 100 .E1ro JOHN MONROE,
..a4-s. 5~f Audat Putnam County,
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JOHN. FREYBURGER'S ESTATE.
fAFOTICE Is hereby given, thnt the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Admins.
the estate Of John Freyburger late OF Pst>
nam county d9ceased
Deted at Kalida Ohio this 9th day erNov. 1854
JOHN FREYDERGER.
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north halfnorth east quarter
northwest quarter gf ,yyr
north half north east quarter
east half south west quarter
south half lfsouthaegst quarter
4 southwest qr south west quarter
3 north wsstquhrler south east qr
north east quarter south west or
west halfsouth west quarter
north west cor north east quarter
north east Or S E Or ex, N w cor
north west qrsx. north west cor
Sc qr s Z qr ex. N W corner
; north east qr north wes, quarter
; north west qr north eesl quarter
south halfnorlh west quarter
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south west quarter
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north ives! qr south east quarter
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JOHN MONROE.
auditor Of Ps,tnam County, Ohio.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, tha, at the
next December session Of the Commits
sioners of Putnam County petition will
be presented for tho construction OF
county road, commencing at the county
road east of Hog Creek and running east
on the section line between section 6 and
section 81 known as the origional town.
ship line between Sugarcreek and Unien
townshlp-tbence on said line 10 section
36-thence 40 rods along the line of Ma
thaniel Magdon's, there angle across his
farm within 40 rods OF the north east
conner oithe said farm there to intersact
the Johnson road leading to Columbus
Grove. J.. L. KETCHAM.
John Lease, Administrator Probate Court
Of Andrew Lease, deceased Putnam county.
rhsbe Lsass, W. B. Lease Petition % Sell
and others. @ Land.
iFHyo w. B. Lsuse and Mary G. Gr;nd,e =
day Of November, A.D., 1881. said Admin
is.rator filed his petition "a the Court Of Pre-
bate, Of Putnam cot.dty. Ohio. the obiec,
and prayer of whie,n petition fs 10 Obtain an
order OF sad .Jourt for the assignment ef
Dover Of ppnebe Lease, the widow Of said
Andrey; Lease, deceased; J; and for tho sale
OF me following Real Estate, Of which the
/. eaid Andrew Lease died seized, or SO muah
thereof as is necessary TO pay the debts Of
said dccedent, viz:-The south west quarter
Of the south wes: quarter, and the north half
Of the south west quarter of section Is, towh
one south range seven cast, in Putnam coun-
Ity, Ohio, containing oneshundred and twenty
acres Of land, more OF less.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
23d day OF December, A. D., 1854.
A. .BUDD, Airy for petitioner.
Kalida, Ohio. November Ia, 1854. 709dw
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north west qr south east quarter
l south east q ex. north part
l-ysouih east lr south west fri quarter
2 south west fr south east fl az
4 E bf N Wqr 8 E quarter '
Z north half north west quarter
8 south west quarter
8 north hulf east quarter pu
10 NV cor N hf S w quarter ~
Is N hfN w or S E qr ex N w cor
II north easi quarter north east quarter
IL north east quarter south east quarter
ls N w Or s E Or ex, N W corner
lS north 6ast Or s w qr ex N w cor
ls IS w Or S E Or ex, N w corner
l9 south east Or south west quarter
90 north east qr north east quarter
% south west cor south east quarter
% north vest Or ex, north west cor
% north pt west half south vest or
3S north west or ex. south west cor
35 E Ehfsouth eusI q ex north west cor
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BLANCHARD TOWNSHIP

7 south east Or south west quarter
7 south east Or s Wqr ex. N w cor
8 north west q south ives, quarter
10 south eas. Or south east quarter
IL west half south east quarter
IL south ives, quarter
lS north west cor north west quarter
% S e cor N Eqr N E quarter
81 NptN E cor w pi N east corner
33 south ives, qr north west quarter
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. south west quarter
east fraction north west quarter ].
north east quarter south west Or
east half south east quarter
north west fraction west half
west half north east quarter
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-06

and merits fitted them, who did not fear to appeal
successfully to the Tribunes and to an ungrateful
people and to point the deeds they had done and
to the blood they had split for Rome; when from
the Forum before us, old Scipio Africanus in the
midst of his trial. like Marius when he pointed to his
scars, cried Quite the jealous Tribunes "1Ti6unes
of the people and you citizens let haste to yonder
Capitol and offer sacrifices to the Gods for taoas on
this dag that conquered Hannibal"
Whilst with burst of enthusiasm, the sudden
memory of the greatness of his past swept away the
little maligntes of the present and rescued the old
soldier from the enmity of the base and mean.
Another, surnamed Massica, who slew Tiberius
Gracious talented eloquent and learned in the laws,
had virtue only equalled by his courage. He was
called the delight of the Romans and the people did
not hesitate to proclaim him the greatest of the
Republic, whilst he himself had enough simplicity
of heart and grandeur of soul to contemn honors
and to retire like Den:atus and Washington when
his services were no longer needed,
But it endless to speak of this hallowed spot,
the Roman Forum, to recall the great men who have
trod it's floors.
Other localities around and in sight, the Capitol
ITSELF the Tarpeian Rock, the Circus Maximus, throng
with the great names of Quintus Mutus Scaevola,
Horatius Coolies, Camillus, Coriolanus, Dentatus
the Catos the Metel the Servill and those of whom
the very sepuchres lie tenantless of their heroic
lwellers!
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Three miles north of Dallas, CASTOR Co. North -
olina lying on the South fork of the Catawba river
place on which the Subscriber resides (beInn 4R
the heirs of Christian Rhodes, dec is offered for
accommodating terms privately until the 9Th day of
TENDER next when, if not disposed of will be put nm
highest bidder at public auction. T"G
THE GOLD NINE has been in successful operatia
number of years. The of the ore to the M
the quality Of the ore and the facilities for grn5nS
Mine being less than onehalf mile from the mill osr E
dividends on capital to the enterprsing Miner ~E
The tract of land contains by estimation 4o4 acre.
which there is Grst, Saw and Gold MILL with an r "a
lent shoa for any kind of Machinery either side Of H.
ings for two Families with good Orchards ''aaa
For further particulars address the subscriber at Du
n. G. liberal credit will be given.
CALEB RHODES, General Aren't
For the heirs Of G. Rhodes decS
July 6, 1854, I03O@wtI,S
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RESPECT THE DEAD IN PARIS. A common
practice in Paris, which impresses stranger favor
ably, is that of lifting taking off the hat flu
neral passes This is observed by all classes. A
little while SINCE (says the wrter) noticed small
funeral train moving in the direction of the Made
leine. Evidently the one borne to burial of the
few workmen in blouses and women without bon
nets As it passed on, hats were taken off by the
well dressed crowd, sitting moving on the walk,
by gentlemen in carriages with footmen in golden
iveries, and by men driving their watering carts
through the streets. It touching and beau
tifu sight.
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There is in the Navy Yard, Gosport. Va, new
Sloop of War; which was launched last Saturday,
called the Constellation rebuild of the Frigate
of that nane built in New York, by Captain Stod-
ard, about 1897. Some variations has been made in
the new vessel 10 fit her for carrying the Paxhan
gun, which will make her a match for any Frigate
in the Navy of England and France in the weight
of metal which she candischarge. Twenty feet have
been added in the length, the stern rounded, with
hanging galies to relieve and pierced FOR two guns
between them. The bows are modelled after the old
vessel but will compare with and of to is date for
good sailing qualities. The symmetry of the hui. is
very fine.
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A gentleman in Edwardsville, ILL.,, writing to a
friend in Louisville KY, says The like oft have
never before SEEN 1T is taco months and too aceeks
since zee haze had RAIN, saving slight shower on
the 10th June, amounting to nothing I have never
before seen immense fields of corn burned up, wilt
ed twisted up cooked parched and yetit don't rain.
think Imay srfely say from what have seen, the
corn crop will be deficient 20 to Is per cent, in all
southern illinois,"
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Cure FOR STAMMERING. Read aloud with the teeth
closed. This should be practiced for two hours a.
day for three or four months. The recommended Of
this simple remedy says-"I speak with GER
tainty Of its utility n
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ITO THE TRADE or VIRCIM-

IL CAROLINA. S. SIK4FER Dc CO. o inr AND
tention OF Merchants to their Spring and Summer c
gentlemen's apparel and furnishing goods-tbS F
their own recent manufacture, the latter selectd G
latest lmportatlons, IN the:Northern market. Ns
and French DEte, Farmers Satin, Brown and l. asagll
ing, Drab Flannel, Black and Blue Cashmere Dill
Mixed do Plain and Striped Barathea Paris Cio, Ned
Plaids, Striped, Brown, Buff and Notified Linen s
tured into Coats, Pants and Vests. aluaS
Croton, Black and Drab Alpaca White Linen m,
Plain and Striped Marseilles, Coats and Pants drilling
Every style of Summer Goods for Vestings; Fr,r:,.
Goods of the latest styles, too numerous to ment;n
Merchants will find it to their interest to call be
North, we have spared pains to meet the deTg
merchants in Virginia and North Carolina DlOs
A. II. SHAFER & CO., Clothing Baz,o,
corner of Sycamore and BacI
Petersburg, a., June q, 1854. ASA
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GRBENsBORoUGH MUTUAL rvSrn
~ AT the end of Three Years. such has hoo n
economy of the officers of this COMPANY zen The sn
free from debt; have made no assessments mat a.
such large Capital in cash and notes. that We q
naton IN saying to the public, that there is nave
Pany IN the Southern Country. The most of 10 (, SAFE
thls Company bengin the Western part of tbo ne
the danger from fire is much less VI the State "
AT the last annual Meeting the following ofToo.
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LEWIS & KING,
G m m 8 s on M erch ants.

MOBILE, ALABAMA.
B. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., n. G..
DR.. PEYToN KING, of Pickens Co.. Ala.
& A. y. Lewis our authorized agent of Raleigh, N. G.
June g, <l854 So
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JAMES SLOAN, President
:. G. COFFIN, Vice President

DIRECToRs EJa m OS S mMIN NJ Cen Agent
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Carrot, Jed Fl. Lindsay, W. J. Mcconnell F VI Jane
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Washington; VIM. A. Wright, Wilmington S Il la
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-06

BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES.-A BEAU
EDiful supply of Gentlemens and Ladies' Boots Caters
and Shoes, just opened at
B. B. SMITHS
August 22, 1854. rs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-06

NHEAP READY MADE CLOTHING OF
Oevery description, also just received at
B. B. SMITHS.
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