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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

PATRIOTIC LlNE.-New Line Of NEW.
II YORK. and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line viii Dc
somposed Of the following and splendid ships via
fAIHOIjN 2 OOO tuns burden Capt ID. II. Truman
n CLAY 500 burden Capt David Csnlkins
WEBSTER. GOO tuns burden Capt J. lawrence
ORIENT Coz tuns burden. Capt Geo. : HILL
The above vessels have been recently bulk, and are the
hzresi and substantial In the trade.
bey are commanded by Of experience ami ability The
accommodations very superior, and every eHeron WI De
made promote the co Of passenger and the convenience
sfshippers For freight passage apply To
sPOFFORD TILfSTON Co, No. 70 Broadway
Asens IN LAverpool-T. GRllisHAW Co, No. 10 Soies
razA
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Grrursinns.

NATIONAL GUARD ENCAMPMENT at
N KlNGSTON.-Passeuger- leave BY the HUDSON RlNEh
RAILROAD CARS from Chambers.i,; :.
Al A. NJ arrive al khinebcck $500 A. ~
Az A. NJ arrive AZ Rtlneseek 1884 r VI
Etl2 NJ e-rive AZ Rhinebeck $3.50 Z. NJ.
AT 2. ~. at Rhiuebeck $50 T. NJ.
LEAVE RHIKKBECK FoR NETWORK; =,
Al e.s A NJ Atl:8P ".
Alc.sA NJ At6Ss T. NJ.
Ferry connect Rhnebeck for Kingston on aFrVS Of
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EOR the FlSHING BANKS-Farc sol GENTS

Tor the FISHING BANKS-Farc 90 Cents
II TIE stearer CROTON Capt. W. ". WOOD, VAL make
her r. ruar trps 20 re sishns Bsnks TUESDAYS and
FRI AVS teonenoirg July 1855 leaving loot broone
4 IAN foot 0oryerneurst Z. r. las A. VI loot eck
sp r. R. 1850 Nj; foot SpriuS-.. " X. AN tot Robin
sons y r., s;l5 NJ, Pier No. 4, \. R., $3.50 An ke
keshfneuis fishing rscke and Bait furuished on board
n R-The CROFON can b. chartered Tor excuraons
on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SAlLR
DAYS For particulars inquire Of WILLIAM q. LOCK-
WOOD No 81 SouihsI or OF the Captain board the boat
THE GREATEST EXCURSION of the
Il SEASON-By a large 6Is;-clefs steamer NEWPORT,
he "a hiouAble Watcrus place o, SATURDAY EVENING
MKT remain there the whole Of Sund.y and be back
herr csgy Monday morning. fart'casrs io-rnorrow.
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fegal NoIlfrs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice hereby gwen 70 all per
sons having claims against ROBERT PORTER ae Of the City
Of New-YOk grocer deceased, present the same with
vouchers thereof subscher the Office Of Sfwell
SWIM CounselorsstLsw No. II Chamberss in the City Of
Nev-Yok on before the hr day Of september next
Dated New. York, the 2lsi day Of February, 1850 ~
MARY JANE PORTER,
70 law6rThs Administrative of Robert Porter Iced
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' MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

4. HAVANA sod NEW -ORLEANs.-On TUESDAY,
July IT, p. ~, from pier foot Of Warren,s n T. ne
Known and fayorte SteeInshiB CRESCENT CITY Capt
John Mo5ovtD having been thorough ovchanled and put in
mr. e.s condition. will her place IN h9 line and sal -
shove.
Psaage can be seoursd a. the Companys Ofhcs.
Ffeight 10 hcH-Odaa q. 81 cents pei cubic foot. -
sbyTtr will le s.r? id with bank bills ~ sc ~ o. ne
snm sFnod by the Company application A. tn. ofhce Ne
Other forrnt yne and bile Of adns viii b. sgned sor
the hour Of ssiing.
Porfregh Yafsaso. apr at the Office OF e Co.oeanJ
No va Wesf.st.. confer - Warren. NJ. -. kOBbhISs
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MONDAY June IS 1875 the Trains viii leave Chsnberr
stsion follows Express Train A. ~ CONNECTING viz
Northern and Western Train Nal Train A NJ. Through
Wsy Train, II u. Express Train, Y AocouIaoda,,or
Trim 7 p. n For Poughkeepse-Wsy NAL, A. NJ; TX
pre p NJ; Way Freight and PASSENGER Train, PM Cor
Peekskl-37c and $3.50 P. W. For sing sing-o: IS "
$3.50 and $50 NJ The Sing Sing and PeekskD Train. up
al the Way Sisnons Passengers taken Chambers. Canal
Cnlis'orhcT and Slsss SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN A. Q A N
aona NJ L. SYKES, Jr, Sup't
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II ina az YONKERs. WEST POINT NEW BUKGH,
POUCHKEFPSIE CATsKlLL and HUI SON--The sse zl1,T
msTROPOLITAN. Capt. =. Pohenus, vii commsnes her
reeulsI tIipt IN NEw-YoRK 70 ALBANf WEDSLspAl
June o. 1855 leaving Jsy Pier seconi pier above ChAnce
st. every MONDAY, WEDNEs DAY FRIDAY, At O'Clock
A N. RETURNING will Albany every IUEsDA4,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. For further particulars inquire
- No. 2f9 Wesf~f. Jsv-st.
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An ALLEGED OUTRAGE.-rhomas Turner
rested Yesterday by officers Nineer aud Griffith Of the
Fifth District on the complaint ofEiza H)land, aged
Ii years who charges him with committing an assault
upon ner and attempting to comm. an outrage upon
her nerSon He was committed 10 ans wer.
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EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sESiI

Il wEEKLYU S. MAIL LIS2.-The and splendid very
fast sons steamer NASHVILLE. NJ. Berry commander VII
le.v PisrEo az r. SATL aDAY July tat4o clock p ~,
pr, sy. For freight appls board where all bills Of dins
vii b. agned and Ter passage ey accommodation bring
sSoled Jo- eesaaee and omrJ Al the Office Of SPOFfORD
fILFSTON Co No. . BroadWay Through Tcsets TO
Florida follows: 10 Jsoksonvle ssh TO PnAtka sS5 The
fsvorfe SOUTHERNER, r. IVAN commander, VIII
su>eeed and leave m WEDNESDAY, July 49,
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TeFe steAmEips Chased az One Insnranoe Ooesl AID
viii be- insured In them at low rates OF pre-
MUM any Oiher steamships that cross the
Yer FYejsbt or Passage apply to d. TORRANCE,
No. bowliug Green, NewYOfk.
SUMNER, MONTANT DRAPER,
No. Is Rue n. D., des Victories, PARIS
CHRISTIE, SCHLCESSMAHN K Co,
No = Ouai Casmir Oeisvigne Havre
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The CoUSTY OFFIcEs.-The Common Council pro-
pose to turn all the County Offices cut Of the City
Hail. The spsee for the increasing business Of the
CITY is not more than sufficient for its accommodation.
new county building will soon be Indispensable
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1874 DAY GOAT for 1881

ICeJO. ALBANY, landins (eseh w.yj IOCcs
At Hysek Graz, Point West Point. fewburEh Poushkeep-
de- Rhineteek,. C.isIin, 6qdson. and c9rsetie 1eas
o.. board The fsverte ARMENIA, Capt
A. B. Cochran now making her regular trips Albany,
leaving New-Yofk foot Of Ch,mbersr, every TUES
DAY THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, At O'Clock, A ~
B-A Basgage-nsster will accompany the Steamer each
Baggage free. For particulars INQUIRE a. New
yorf and Frie Rsirose 6 SEQ ChsIDhers-st. wharf
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III UsHING RAIIPOAD.-On and after APri
II isz die cars over the Fisshin Railroad leave Fushi.
s. and 10 A NJ and st $50 p ~ connecting WIN "a.
steamer Island City Hunters Point The steamer sea C3
zee. Kew York from Futon Market slip At and 10 n
~ Al and 80 NJ connecting with the cars si .er
" ~ :" o"iAh' oeP7i~S'Nooul
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FouSD DRowSED.-The body of man, mulatto
aged about ihirty-fve years, having on blue panta
looms and check shirt Yves picked up at Green
Wharf yesterday An inquest was held and verdic
IN accordance rendered.
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I'VE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of

Il sTEAMSHIPs--1ne 6Istcless steamship MORT SIAh,
Wuaek master WI Newly from pier No 20, North
River Of Chsn5eTss at NOON precisely, on SAIvt-
DAY July n. for IAVRE direct -
SccoDd-olass Passage. 90 .
The NORTH STAR viii be followed hy tie ARIEL Aug IL
TIE vessels viii not De accountable for God
Silver Bullion Specie JewelIy Precious stones or Metals IN
@ bills Of aiding signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
spece and goods taken at os rates No freight received al
Der noon of the day before sailing $500
No ben. seour,d until paid FOR Letters prepaid si eeu per
o. vii he received me Office up II A. NJ. of the day Of
ssine and viii be carried strong lnds-rnbber bags under
look arrival Hsyre viii he Immediately deposited IN
Post .Ofce there.
Parcels taken each prepaid one dollar aud upward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

The BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRs-This body held
regular meeting yesterday when the resolutions rela
tive to the duty OF County Officers 10 enforce the Pro-
bibtory Law and pledgiDg themselves 10 do 80 were
taken up, and without discussion summanly disposed
of by postpohng the subject indefinitely.
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,,,t,r STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR, of the
u.x1TppII n rTrRnpFAN STEAMSHIP LINE, TO
rsxTuRoAY. Jay n, fer fAvRE, wi tcae5 :, SOUTH
APP ON 70 land Psssepsers. D. TohhANCE, Agent.
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DROWNED IL CIsTERs.-Yesterday afternoon q
little girl named Margaret Ann Bowers, aged four
yeuTs, accidentally drawna ny falling into els
tern in the rear of her parents residences, iV lss
York-st The cover was carelessy left open and the
child fell in whilo playing about the well.
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RAU.ROAD-For pHII.ApEL-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLADEL-
IN PHlA and the sOgTH and WEST, Vi. JERSEY CITY:
United Stairs MAI md Express Lines Leave md
10 A. NJ, and add p. NJ ThrOush four ho.zA second
Ca 81 IS n the TO- e2 IS 10 and IS 10 and 10 " eoie
M. The New Jersey AeeouImSasfon Line leaves Il ~ ~
e. ropTiuf al wsy-sstioDs Through Tckete soi g
Cincinnati It eisl and the Wea and Tor Batinore Wenf
Eorfs he add throush h>xsxe checked 70 "~7nft'r
w q A. NJ. sEdsp N
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IQEE MACK and HAvERsTRAw

il COCs STEAMBOAT LINE.-Lesve Chsmbens
Pier daily feIcept Sprdsy .. II O'clock A. and coci
~ Leave Haver,sS~ 81 A. NJ and p NJ. landing each
vzy 1t Piernoni Nysck Oak Hill Cemetery and ROcksnd
Lake Steamer j. p SMITH Oept T. T. blsach and steamer
ARROW Capt. A. A. Lydacker.
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The splerdid steamship NOR hhI III
10 80. t.,d.p Capt. TBkepsugh, viii leave per no
Noh Hivef A. O'Clock p " precise Tor ~ - AhbH A.
On sEIDAy July o. 1855, connecting with the steamship
I'LL 80 600 Inn. burden the Se.-sgus Transit route,
hsvs lrt twelve miles Of and transportation ~ hrclass car
are Fr Al The reduced rates app
en'y 10 CHARLES MORGAN Agcu', NJ. bovlnsgreen
Letter made the Office Stamped letters taken for 81
each.
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ONTARIO, SIMCOE and HURON RAIL-
" ROAD.-Great Boote for the Summer Tsurir % hsoT
esut Ste Mare Lake superof Green Bsy, hl-sufee
Chicago a.. a. psrs Lake Michigan 10 connection VIA
the kevYork and Ere New York C~rtr Railroads "a ~
seso BufLo snd Sisesrs Fas snd Lste outa7 fsres
Ct PeGure and all rorfe 70 the above po An
ottan Through Tickes and al information concerning ne
route by sppoAtion the Once 81 III Company, No. "
3rcedwsy. between Warren and Ch.rhersst 20
CHAs 5. rAPPES, Gtoera Agent
A BRuyTL, ESQ., So ntsudert. Toronto.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NBW-JERsEY.
~ SPRING AhRANGshRSTS. eonnencnE April :,
EevYoTk Tor Pa BY Red lsetet ad
Wyornins, from Pier No. Norb River ct A. NJ snd
P. NJ. FOR So1ervlle, lwsyl a. $50 P. ".
The above Ezsbefhtovr with ran- on me
sew-Jersey Railroad, Which leave NeUfnrk frrn foot q
Cou-ilanG,-s,- at A. NJ, Y y, and and ?. NJ
TOHN o. sTERNS Superintendent
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-12-01


N0TIGE.@THE sUBsCRIBER HAVING AT oG-
TOBER Term, 1855, of Yadkin County Court, quail
ed Executor of the last will and testament of Jona
than Jones' deceased and the said Jones having by his last
will directed that all his real and estate be sold at
public auction.
The undersigned will offer for SALE at the late residence
of the deceased The 5h day of December next and
tnue om day to day until all is sold the following real
and Persona estate to wit: valuable tract Of land ON
which the decd family resided living the Yadkn
Yadkin County eight miles west of Rockford containing
between and FIVE hundred acres of which about $50
itch bottom land and in high state of cutvaton
the uplands of good quality the land is we'll wa
tered and has upon it comfortable dwelling house.
and other and improvements and is
situated iii very healthy region of country and in
neighbohood of good society Also four negro slaves
boy about II of age girl abont 49, and two small
boys about and the other years old and all very
likely. All the stock of CATTLE hogs and sheep large
quantity of wheat and oats, Proyender i&e5
large lot of sole and upper leather All the household
and Kitchen furniture. One Wagon. One set black
smiths TOOLS And all the farming TOOLS and other
articles too tedious mention.
credit of twelve months will be given, upon the pur
chasers giving bonds with approved security.
Ali indebted TO the estate are hereby noted to
forward and make immediate payment And all those
having claims against the estate notified to present
them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
law this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery
October 8, 1855 Std.
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EN- INE NG.

NSHE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans specifications, and estimates contract
= TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machnis and having had years
experience in North Carolina am fully of the
o the people and can safely that my facilities for fur
nlshlng good Machinery fair prices unsurpassed
viii pay particular attention putting machinery
IN any part of the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McCntocks patent Safety Valve and Scotts
patent Brick Machine &c &c.
All letters to receive must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE
Consulting Engineer
Raleigh, N C..
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, FRANK
I,lIr tI,fP and Quarter SESSIONS.

OUUNI1 IItdS anu ValI tcr '0e''r0'I''
September Term, 1855. "
paper writing Purportng to be the last will and 'es, @
of Thomas Williams deceased is prnpoundeo Tor
probate in open Court, by w. s. Harris, the Executor
hetein named and appearing to the OF the
Court, that Wright B. Hendrck and Mary his wife, and
Williams of the aw, and next OF KIN
of the Thomas Williams deceased reside beyond the
that publication be made in the North Carolina Standard
newspaper published in the City of Raleigh for SIX weeks
Court, be held for The County aforesaid at the
Court House, the fLouisburg on the second Mon
dav OF December A. D. 1852 then and there to pro-
ceeding in cause make themselves parties to
the if they think proper so to do
Witness Young Patterson, Clerk of our said Court at
office the second Monday of September. A. D., lS53 .
y. PATTERSON, c. c. c.
October 2 1855 Pr Adv. So 6215c) 92-w6w.
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VALUABLE NUTBUsH ESTATE FOR SALE.
AHY MOTHER. MRS. THOMAS TURNER,

IVk having determined South the underslgn
ed offers for sale her valuable plantation Oakland stu
ated Big Nubush Greek, in the County of Granville
containing of land of which about 300
in orgna growth 100 in heavily mmoered
cIdied pine and the remainder arabic land The char
acter this plantation generally known that very
extended description is deemed unnecessary 1t is situated
within mile of Willamsburo five miles from T"wnes-
Vile Depot oil Roanoke Valley Railroad, and miles
from Henderson Depot the r. g. Railroad in neigh
borhud SURPASSED bv none for its wealth, intelligence,
high character. The Improvements are commo.
dious embracing all necessary oubudings for crops OF
please make application me, and will take pleasure in
showing place. and giving any information desired IN
NC. JAMES IURNEh:
October s, 1895. 92-u
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II EATHER FOR SFh1NCI TRADE w hOl-f1-
Il SALE AND RETAIL.-We respectfully inform our
the public that have in store large and most
excellent Stock Leather and Findings, for the Spring
Trade which we will sell low any other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they can n ha
even there expenses travelling freight DC, considered
All OF purchases having been made from the lmpor
ters by the whole package and
the advantage receiving Leather regularly from our own
Tanncr places in power to sell Goods as above stat
cd wish cannot lose by our stock
an examination and believe shall be able to please.
both price and quality Below We enumerae some OF
the leading articles viz: -,
20 dozen of Crawords Calf Skins (ths maker had the
premium awarded him at the Worlds FAIR held In
London in lS5lD
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins
300 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemock Sole Leather,
Band Leather,
Lasts Boo: Trees and Boot Makers Tools of
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles too numerous
Sadil.rv F. \. & r. Ii. FORD.
n. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered To at Store.
Petersburg, May :, 1852. IT,
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FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance for Woollen and Cotton Man
ufacturers.

WNHE Sc OLD NORTH STATE MANUFAC.
n TURING COMPANY - HAVING SOLD
their Buildings and Grounds the Atlantic 4 N. C. R.
Company, will offer public Sale (if otherwise dis
posed of previously the 3Oth day November the
premises their entire stock of Machinery comprising their
Woollen and Cotton Mill also,
! Twenty-Five Horse (power) Engine and
1t made by j. p. Morris Co, Philadelphia, and is
declared by all who have operation be
passed by any inthe State. .-
Their Woolen Machine consists Cards, Broad
Gig, / Shear, Jacks, 3 Jean Looms, do Grinder
Satin Napper 3 Cash'mr d. 2 Wool Pickers set
Ful'ng Stocks, Sattinett do. l Cloth Wnder.
Also many other articles too to MENTION such
Fanks, Dyeubs, welded wrought Iron Pipes for cold
water and for heating the Buildings by sean etc.
The above Machinery good running ORDER requiring
but few repairs make 1t almost good new 1t
manufactured by Henry GCulding and VIM Bckfred Of
Worcester, Mass, whose guarantee for their
work 80 @S3+>2'> $50
The Cotton Machinery was made by Messrs Danforth
Cooke Co., of Patterson, N j. is entirely and only
half OF it has been operation. 1t oil the
latest improvements and has been pronounced by of
mcst experienced be unequalled by
in the State; and the Yarn has already established
taking precedence of the best offered in
head with punger, Drawing frame with patent Golfers
and Stop Motions, golfers 10 the head
Single and Double Roller beam Speeders, improved
Dantprth Spinning Frames, 1872 Spindles each,
Power Reels, wurper, &c, &c.
And fact of article of Machinery that goes
make up what may be called perfect Factory.
Persons desirous of purchasing requested either to
mer, Secretary, DIR. John Guiin Treasurer;
address their inquiries the old North State Manufc
ing Company Sewbern, y. c.
Oct 50, 1855 1o97-w5t.
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DANAMA IN 1s55.-AN ACCOUNT OF TIE PAN

DANAMA IN 1S55.-AN ACCOUNT OF TIE PAN
II ANA Railroad, of the Cities of Panama and Aspn-
wall, with Sketches of Life and character the 1sthmus
BY Robert Tones. With Illustrations, lGmO muslin.
The writer of this volume accompanied invited party
from New York to assist at the opening of the Panama
Railroad. He has given full and interesting account of
that great industrial enterprise from its inception its
completion, with graphic and instructive description of
the country, whose and western shores
are by the bands of railroad The sketches
of tropical climate of the curious natural history of the
Isthmus and its peculiar social customs and habits which
presented by the author in style of unaggng anma
tion and gayety make his work of the most attractive
books of travel issued from the American press The
illustrations from drawings made on the spot.
READY,
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
A Memoir of Reverend Sydney Smith BY his Daughter,
Lady Holland With Selection from his Letters, edited
by Mrs. Austin vols. 12mo, muslin.
n The work issued comprises an inartifcial me-
mor of Sydney Smith, giving brief and unpretending
narrative of his life but literally spced with specimens of
his good sayings and limited selection from his
dence consisting almost entirely of letters written in the
abandon of friendship to few of his intimate associates
For Sale BY II. D. TURNER,
n. C.. Book Store.
Raleigh Sept. 1856 So
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Aug. II 1906.


GNREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements those wishing effect nsur-
for life, rarely presented by similar institutions.
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life
only, Members Of tile C0pany-entitled TO such profits
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund
and from the large of Deposits III the Trust
partments of the Company which kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
the lives of slaves, for year, of years.
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of SaODgs Bdnk-and the
depositos allowed interest the of per per
annum for time exceeding four months
four and exceeding months; and per
for time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
ID. T. WEIR Sec. d. 7re0s.
Greensborough n. c. September |, 1854. Sly.
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II STRANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh N c. THIS
- srs or for fe the MUTUAL PRINciPLE, the assured
@ lie participating in the profits of COMPANY For
,c;os Granted for the whole term of lie, when the pre-
IN, therefor TO $3u note may be given for one
f bc amount of the premium bearing interest at per
cent yvllh;ut guaranty -, -,
r. ,rnutt manner which all losses have been paid
- Cr,Iapy Together with the low rates of preInunl
n1 ~ ,reat inducements such disposed to IN
sure. .- Is f,,, ono 70 6r. ,,o.rs
f,r tyt,-h;rds their value.
All paid within 80 days a1ter Satisfactory proc
weSs"' DIRECTORS.
Cu,R1Es z. JOHNSON, WV. W. HOLDEN,
wv. D. HAYwooD, WM D. COOKE,
JAMES F. JOgDAN, H. H. BATTLE,
OIINTEN RUSBEE AH H. JONES,
H. W. HUsTED, r r lEScUp,
wv ii. MCkEE, SEATON GALES
CHARLES b. RouT.
OFFICERS.
In CHARLES E. JOHNSON, PTe*3dtRt,
WmIAv d. HAYwooD, Zee President.
Innx Il. WILLIAMS Secretary
Wuil.s IL. JOKES Treasurer,
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Cn,r, - F. JOHNSON, NJ d. ! -Hedicot
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R,rnr, b. HAYwooD, NJ D. Consultation.
L. II. BATTLE,
'hN - J. HERSMAN, General 4gent.
Er further information the public referred to the
rsrh|e;S and forms Of proposal which may be OBTAINED
aat the Office the Company, any OF Its Agencies
Recommendations should be addressed, tpost paid, to
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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