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IamttcrlNe, n. G.
East side Green Street, few doors North of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21
BY ToLER I COOK, Auets.
CoMMIssIoNERs SALE OF JAM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES
~ RIVER LA N d, In THE COUNTY or
GOoChLAND.-Pursuantt to decree of the Circuit
Court OF 0oochiand county. in . suit depending in
said Court, SHALL a. Commissioner appointed bv fhe
ssid decree, proceed ON WEDNESDAY, 18th Of De-
tober 1854 on the premises to offer for sale to the
highest bidder the tract of Land living in
county, known as "FAIRFIELD5
This Farm 10 about IS miles from the CITY of Rich.
mond. and within few hundred yards of James nj.
yer 1t borders on Licking Hole Creek for more thsn
mile and contains $50 acres Of Land Of which there
are l25 or $50 Of low lands = $3.50 Asis
The quality Of the high lands IL unsurpassed for
productive crops by any in the county IL e stuated
innledisfeiy between the lands Of Miles C. Selden
and the Boiling Hall estate, and commands mssni-
hent view OF the river and sdjacent country The
entire tract is well watered For health and sociefv
this Farm ofsrs great Inducements to purchasers
About 200 bushels Wheat will be seeded. on the
Xix wise. - -'eso
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited to view
the day OF sale OF address, through the Post
Once, w. B. Wesiger, Locl LomendP d.
Presbyterian church and an Episcopal church. A
well as good schools, in the immediate ahbor.
hood.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money cash;
the residue to be paid in five equal annual
secured by good personal security and by deed OF
trust upon the land the bonds for the deferred paw
ments to bear interest from the day of sae and In.
terest to be paid annually.
THOS. C. ANDERSON. Com,r.
TOLER COOK, Aucts. oc &
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

AhHEE DaiS LATER fkOM EUhOfE.9
Nkw Yoax, Oct. 20.-Ihe steamer Africa has ar
rived with Liverpool adviccs to Oct T.
YaoM THE SEAT or Wan
Menschikoff was 10 the field outside the walls
tons Of Anapaes and marched to the scene of &C.
ton.
The struggle recommended on the a5th, and con-
tinued; and when the courier left they were within
ten miles of sebastopol
The allies occupy Baieklava They are in com.
'riuuiea:ssa with the feet and command the sp-
proaches to Sebastopol
II was doubtfully rumored that the second line Of
defence had been carried.
The latest advices state that she will consider
the Cars prolonged refusal to accept the cordi.
tons OF the Four Powers casus belli.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, Oct 7.-Dennistown reports Gotten
less active during the last three days-quoted nc m
nally at l. l6 to l 8 dyance on the week.
American stocks shade higher Freights un-
changed.
SECOND DISPATCH
The United States steamer St Louis had arrived
at Southampton.
Allen Anderson, the largest American grain
dealers in Liverpool, had failed for $500 900 ster-
ing.
LATEST FROM THE WAR.
The Russians were completely shut up in Sebss-
topol.
Therumored seizure of the second line of defence
10 confirmed.
The allied armies were in communication with
tue fleets, and Sebastopol was completely invested
Menschikoti had been driven within the walls,
with the wreck Of his army.
The foregoing lie all we have received 1t is ev
ident that the first message have been stopped
on the way. thus depriving of the foreign bread
stutfs market and definite account of affars ia the
East The wires were busy working South at
about 10 o. clock Last night |
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FIrTURE DAYS.
7 0ODDiN { APPEaSON.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
AND SD f F6Fonso sasG
soAp rwo r AND Al, Halt .ILEs sKo Rom
virtus Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county
Of Henrico. prcnounced on the 10Th day Of May.
the gned. Who was Ii sseby eppointsd Com-
missioner Of the Court for the purpose. will expose
to sale. ct public auction, the premises TUES
larger portion Of the Tract Of Land in the county Of
Herrico OF which Barret Price died xed, contain
Ing, according 70 q plan and sarysy made BY J
into lots from one to thirteen inelusivs.
The Mansi,n Tracthss 7ol acres attached to II, Of
which about - acres are weil wooded, The Other
Lots contain from 10 to % acres and for the most
part are covered with heavy original growth Of most
vaiuas.S Pie snd oak wood. and some fine heart
timber
The railroad runs through this lsnd thus anor1i-s
convenient access to the city Of Richmond; but be-
sides. new road hiss been purchased through the
Brook Turnpike. tnow Plank Road,j near the first
Toll Gate by which q most comfortable aud pleas
.nt ingress and egreas can be hid to each of the
Lots.
The wood and timber on this land have attracted
the attention Of the public for many years, and in
it sn great demand) offer great nducsments to per
business.
office. which exhibits clearly the location and ad.
vantaees Of this most desirable property.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and years,
ferred payments and title retained subject to the
future order of the Court.
CHAS. C. HUDSON. Com,r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APpERsoa, Aucts
P. 8. We are authorised to state that the Hermit
tage Tract of Land, adjo'Ling the above on the
south belonging to Gen. Scott and DR.. Cssel. viii
soon be laid Oh in Lots with streets running
the same, thus connecting the above land with the
streets to be opened through the land of Messrs.
Scott and Csbell.
oc 2i-tda n l.
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MAssAcHUsErTs.-TheK Know Nothing State Con.
vention OF Massachusetts, assembled at Boston on
Wednesday. Over 1000 delegates were present.
Henry j. Gardner of Boston, was nominated for
Governor, and Silas Brown, OF Concord, for Lieut..
Governor. The former is a merchant, and has
hitherto been WING. The latter Is editor of an
agricultural Journal with ne strong party predelic
tions, but was formerly if we remember Alright a
democrat
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-


Il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
D. PAIN c1RER. and ANS his cS AR
MINATiVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudde
sickness, these medicines frequently in less time
than it requresto get physician.
Curer in wine glass Of water every incoming: when
ever you have pain internally or externally, use Il
G kosrs Il sNts; II = and
era. Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson
terry. This mixture is of the most important med.
ing preparation, it has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint. cholera morbus, restessness
crying or general pain 1t has been proved perfect
it has never failed During the cholera Of iss2 1854
and 1919 1t failed in no instance when used before
returns from more than ONE Thousand persons who
it, wonderful curative powers. IS sent: bottle;
DR.. J. 8. ROSES wHoopING c COUCH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures in
~ pn.J. 5. ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHU.-yhi.
10 one the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Gouty Affections Price
Dr.. J. 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for falling of
the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxa-
tusses and external supports which can only prove
psiliatives, yields completely to the OF these
tor,s sSsEs sods1 Ell Ps' S sS
ROAD PILLS These Pills are not warranted to
cure every maiady or disease incident to man, bat
tney are y grand Ecuiedy TOT Dhiuus eLhlo OIL the
sysfem and common fevers. They are adapted to the
Southern sections Of the United States particularly
being often q preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, win
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever Fe-
yer and Agne. Price III and 25c.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read DR.. J. 3. Roses Med-
cal Adviser (which contains description Of the dis
eases OF our climate aud the mode Of trsa.ment) 1t
can bo had without charge.
All fDr, j. 8. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had OF Purcell, Lsdd Co., Bennett Z Beers,
J. B. Wood. WIN Lsdd. y. n. Zsshrsson, a. lee
lie, n. r. Duvsl Bro, 0rubbs 4 Apperson. In this
city, and ofdsasrs generally In every city and town
throughout ths United States.
tyM-BM&Wkeie--ts
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
lXI IN THE CITY or RICHMON ON RRnAJ
BY LAKUS Z DHINE.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY, CARRIAGE, BUGGY. CART, HAIR
ing TO make change in his business. will cfer for
sale at pablo auction, ON "WEDNESDAY. tbs let day
Of November. 1854. ct his old stand No 81 Main st.
ing in part aE.fs - s. ~ 90
100 sets Of Carriage. Buggy, Wagon and Cart Hsr-
nes. s.(s - t@s7--s3 5 80 - tsasB
$50 Saddles, of sllstyies. s. s
ALSO, 49, ~.
A 'arge and handsome assortment Of Bridiea Bits,
Whips he, together with large and general assort
ment Of SsddlerS Goods. fEA
The above stock Il OF the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material being Tnade under my
trade. 49, s.f,tslsF s.s{4 E5stHt9 ~
visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do wal TO
attend, a. this IL q rare opportunity, and probably
never again will such chance present itself.
Terms at sale. JOSEPH H.gCOLQUITT. 1
Sale conducted BY LARus 4 SHINE, Aueta.
ocIS-tds - 5-ss ~ :. 4 4ezf
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ANOTHER DEFALcATIoN.-We copy the follow.
ing from the financial article in the New York Her.
aid of Thursday.
The president and cashier of the knickerbocker
Bank have resigned, and it would be better for the
stockholders Ii the entire board of dire ,tors would
resign. After what has transpired, it is impossible
for the present board to retain the confidence of the
public. We understand that it has just been dis
covered that one of the directors is deiaulter to
the amount of one hundred and forty two thousand
dollars. He managed to get hold Of securities be.
longing to the bank, sold them and appropriated
the proceeds to his own use, without the knowledge
or consent OF the president or cashier. The bank
has obtained security for part of the thus ex.
tracted, and may secure the balance
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By GODDIN { APPERSON.
VALUABLE Farm on THE = m, THR pa

Il ~
CHOPPED ROAD, EIGHT MILES FEOM
RICHMOND, AND THREE MILES FROM THE
TEkMiNQS OF THE WESTHAA ROAD
changed his busiuese, will se at public auction on
the premises, on SATURDAY.. the 2ist Oct, 1854,
ted In the county of Henrico. miles wet Of Rich
mond and three miles from. the terminus Of ne
Westham Plank Road.
Tho Farm Contains $50 acres all web epcjosAd. a
part OF which IL good meadow land the balance essv
to coifivatewith good dwelling and all necesssry
our-k ouses. coed well Of water and youue or.
chard, containing about 1000 choice frnit trees 80
Ate the sale of the Land will be sold all of the
Farming Imp lements, censising Of the usus variety
me crops OF Corn, Fodder, Shucks, &C., % veil a.
the stock OF Horses. Mules and Cows. !
nossesson OF the Farm may be had Immediately.
the real estate one third cas- n; balance
at and years for egotiable not.s intersst added
and titie retained TIL last note i paid For the
sonar party, all sums under $50, that amount and
upwards, six months credit for bonds. with GOOD "a
curity. JESSE G. ICNEa
Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsos, Aucts.
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THE DuEL.-The field which the duel be-
tween Messrs. Thomson and Norton was fought.
last Thursday morning at Hoboken, was the place
where Hamilton and Burr fought. Mr.. Thomson
received ball in his left arm, causisg a painful
wound. 1t is announced that the parties afterwards
shook hands, and expressed themselves satisfied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-21

VEnMoNr.-Mr. Collamer's majority Ia Vermont,
for the United States Senate, for the full term is ten
In the Senate and fourteen in the House. The free
soil vote was cast for Mr.. Skater,
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A MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM

A MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM
a FOR SALE-lvng just beyond Church Hill,
adjoining the lands of Mr. Henry Blakey and others
The subscriber wishing to remove nearer to his bust
ness, viii exchange the above Farm for other real
estate in the city, either Church Hill or Sheckoe
Hill and unless it is disposed of privately other
wise, it will be sold at public Auction, the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, November 8, 1854. at o'olosk,
P. NJ.
The Fam contains so acres of land well improved
and with soil most admirably adapted for a MARX ct
outhouses in good repair. For further particulars
apply to JETEk LEFTwIcH. % door below CoIum.
bian HOTEL THOS. LEFTWICH
&C 21-ts
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Russian barque, built at Warsaw, In 1851, was
sold at auction il New York, on Thursday, by the
U. g. Marshal for $1,000
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~ of an ord-r Of the Hastings Court shall. on
MONDAY, the 2Sd day of October. 1854 at 10 o'cpk
A. M, proceed to rent out at public auction, til
Streets formerly occupied by B. F. Royal. And Inn
madistey afterwards, will sell for cash, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture in the said house.
to satisfy rundry attachments in my hands against
the said g. 4. Royal
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. c.,
oc 21-2t For JAS. T. TYLER. FL. c. C. r.
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EOR RENT.-The house at Rockets. on
:. water street, recently occupied By Mr. George
neuams n1sd up for . ereceTy ar other busiuesa
With sprsg water In the house, and vel suIted ior
business Of any kisd. -
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.
HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOK

HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOKE
- AVENUE. AND BUILDING LOTS ON
MONDAY, Esd October, 1854, at S O'Clock. P. NJ.
upon the premises, will be sold that neat framed
Cottage on Brooke Avenue, near Goddin's Tavern,
and occupied by Mr.. Thomas B. Isaacs.
Also, several vacant Lots ON the North hide of
Moore street; and Building Lots on Baker It,, op-
TERMs--One-thrd cssh balance at 4 and mos.
for notes, with interest added and title retained :
oc 10 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Ancta
HOUSE AND LOT, AND VACANT
MAPROPERTY IN ADAMS VALLEY, AT AUG.
TION-on TUESDAY, 24th October. at O'clock,
and and lot on the road ssang from Adams Valley
ss $50 asg .ssa BE- sss
Central Railroad company, and running back 70 Shoe.
Terms ons.third cash, balance at and q month.
oc2o TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
HOUSES AND LOTS AND BUILD
l1.ING LOTS ON MARSHALL, CLAY AND
CATHARINE STREETS, AT AU cTION.-On
premises will be sold two handsome new SpJ Brics
Houses on the North side of Marshall street. near
see OF H DO sos with ample
tached. 'p'o'o1' '''' ~
Also, a vacant lot lying ON the West o, the above
and 1 adjoining the property Of Mr. M Altmeyer 500
ioa dssh,,,;e,, p,us,
Aud Deaut1Iul bulloing Lots on the North side of
Clay street, as recently extended through the pro-
Perty of Mr.. Thomas B. Bigger; and Building Lots
in rear of the above, the South side of Catharine
street. each fronting about so feet and running back
100 feet to an alley These lots considered very
desirable, we'll account Of their beautiful situa
ton as for the abundant supply of pure atey to be
obtained from Buchanan's Spring. which has been
made very convenient by the opening of Clay ct.
The sale is worthy the attention Of all wishing to
invest in property rapidly improving in value and 80
well calculated for private residences
TERMs.-Oae-thi cash; balance at and months
with interest and title retained.
oc Is TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. &
M OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
W IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD
AND CAPITOL STREETS, AT AUCTION-On
the premises, win be sold that most valuable Prop
to the Capitol Square and the Virginia Washp gton
Monument, adjoining the residence Of Mr. Mann s.
Valentine. and bounded on the East by 10th street.
The Property fronts $50 feet, with depth Of ABOUT
$50 feet and will be divided into Lots of 26 feet
front each, and running through from Broad to Ca
pitol streets. sfrsa
The property il 50 well known, that farther de-
scriptio48 deemed ,unnecessary-suffce ii to say,
that for pate residences, hotel purposes or public
buildings amy description, its situation Il al that
could be desired, and is squaled By other proper
/ ty in the city.
TERMs-Cns.ffth casb; the remainder ON credit
of Ten years with interest, payable semi-annuslly,
and secured BY trust deeds. 80 -
stsa TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
oc 14-3tawt25Okdtd .. - ~ -
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~ the store Of Larus Shine. on "WEDNESDAY,
18th Instr at 10 O'Clock 4. the stock Of Groceries
Dry Goods. &c found Ia the occupied BY h. l..
Stres decd, 10 satisfy executions in my hand In "a
yor OF King. Cary Howe and others W. Robert
WIN be rented Il the same time and place, the
unexpired term Of the house occupied by the said
stTes. Terms cash J. Il. BRAY D, g.
Fer r.. N. LlPGCOMR. 6erst.
Sale conducted BY LAsus I BaME, Austs.
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Mrs. Abby H. Marshall wife of E. A. Marshall,
manager of the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia,
died 4 few days ago.
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hILITARY.-The volunteer regiment of Washing.
ton, D. c., had grand parade on the 18th. The
companies were reviewed by the President, after
which they proceeded to the Washington monu-
ment, around which they formed circle, and each
officer and soldier was afforded opportunity to
contribute to it's erection. The amount subscribed
was over three hundred dollsrs
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SEIZURE OF A SUBJECTED SLAvER.-The brig
Sierra Leone cleared at New York on Wednesday
for the Coast of Africa, and the u S. Marshal hav.
ing reason to suspect that she was intended for
SLAYER she was seized the next day The case will
be investigated
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r EXCELSIOR.-I shall re- -
ceive this morning, by the Ph.ladel- a
1 phia steamer. an inVoice of Gant,s Gern

phis steamer invoice of Gents German
Calfskin Pump SSle Boots, which are the
finest articles of Boots seen in this city. The
leather 10 as soft kid glove. To describe them
would say, they are exquisitely shaped llpalpable
to the touch, sud light airy nothing. 1t Is praise
enough Of these boots to say that they were Ia ade
by the world renowned l.. Beukerst, of PhiladeI-
phi, who, it will be remembered, has Tor the past
foar years. been the leader OF fashions In The United
States while numerous medals 10 his possession at.
test the superiority of his boots.
Gentlemen, cali at cnoe, if you would aecure a
pair.
have also an immense quantity of other kinds of
Boots, all of wbiah will be sold very cheap
Also Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Shoes in end
less variety.
All the above goods may be found at "MAURICE'S
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon" No. $50 Main
street, Eagle Square, next door to r. M. thinner
MANS C S. MAURICE
Cc2I Richmond Va
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No mall from any point north OF Baltimore re
ceived last evening.
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W. eoDDIN, Trustee.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7rH

BETWEEN CLAY AND MAR9HALL STS..
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-phe Rev. Mr.. Love
kins at the of Clay AID 5th streets to which
he will in few days remove his family and school,
will, at his request sell at public auction on the
premises on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th
October 1854 his Les and School House. situated on
the East line of 18th, between Clay and Marshall sts
The house built of brick 10 feet by IS feet two sto.
riss high, with basement and constructed az to
piled with the city water and il admirably provided
with culverts for drainage.
TERMs-One- fourth cash: balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added, &c.
cured by trust deed, title retained.
&C IL GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucta.
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NOTICE. hereby inform the public

OIICE.-I hereby lDiOrm the public
IN that goods intended for transportation over the
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad, will meet With
prompt attention on delivery, and forwarded With
dispatch
Merchants will confer great favor and much "a
ctate business, by marking distinctly the name Of
coutignee and station on each article In no case
ssme ticket.
Freight in all cases will be required to be paid
within twentyfour hours alter delivery. at the De-
pot. THOMAS =. SIMS,
oc l2-2w Up-Freight Ag't n. d. r r..
N. B. Powder will bs received On Mondays only
a, d sent of the next day. AZ sass asaf}
-. THOs. .. SIMS, Up. Freight Agent.
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THE RUMoRED DEFALCATIoN-It was rumored
in New York on Thursday that the first teller of
the Ocean Bank was defaulter to the amount OF
$4,000; but letter from the cashier of the Bank
Indignantly denies that the defacation amounts to
&l50000 and says that it will not exceed $75 0O0-
He adds that there will be no interruption in the
business of fine Bank
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DRRADFuL CAsuALTY.-Mr. Pardon Teft of
Eden, called upon us this morning and gave us the
following particulars of a terrible and fatal ncci
dent which occurred In that town YESTERDAY morn.
ing
A number Of the citizens of Eden Valley were
endeayoring to remove an old bridge over ejgh
teen mile creek, for the purpose of substituting
new one, when the tinbers gave way, and all the
persons engaged on the bridge, with the bridge
were thrown into the creek
There were forty persons on and under the bridge
when II gave way. or these. two. Deacon John
Carter and Curtis Hubbell, two OF the most promi
nent and estimable citizens OF that town, were 90
fatally injured that they lived only few hours and
i've were badly wounded This dreadful affair has
cast gloom over the town and shrouded the hearts
OF the whole community In mourning.-BuJ Rep
Thursday.
CINCINNATI, Oct. I9.-Messrs Outcall & Co pri
vate bankers, failed TO day. There had been no
run upon them. The run today was confined to
the banking houses OF Messrs. Ellis & sturges. the
Citizens Bank. and the Central Bank ali private
banking establishments. They paid every demand
and towards the close the excitement began to snh
side. No further failures are apprehended.
Posr osyIcE AProIsrNEsrs--At Stone Wan
Mills, Appomattox county. Va. Mr.. Robert Isbell
10 sppolatsd postmaster, In place Of F. w. IsbelI.
resigned Mr.. Thomas A.. Gillian IL appointei
postmaster u Walker Church. Appou attox coun.
~, Va, Wee Samuel p. Matthews, rssigned.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
OF WHITE pERSnNc nMr

YsHE Quarterly Statements ar the NEW
= YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, has
The receipts for the Quarter ending the ~ inst
amounted to e80, 869 ~. Losses psi5 I.,ir. ~.
same time. $22t 90. Leaving ,s6s a to be sddsd
to the former assetts which amount to la59 IA
Be wise. Insure TO-DAY-to.morrow you may
Call O. the Agsnt,s office. No. 2os Main It,, square
&c 1876 CHARLES WoRTHAu a..