davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-27

State Council at its session in Cleveland In
June lsst, as follows: q
We procla i'm to the world the following
principles of, the American party Of Ohio.
lst. The unlimited Freedom of Reiioion.
discopnected with olitics-IIostility to Ec-
cles sias'ieal Influences upon the affairs of
Governmen,-Equality of rights to ali Ma
turalized Emigrants who are thoropohlv
Amertcdnifed, and owe no temporal allegi.
ance, by reason of their tellgion, higher
than that 10 the Constitution
3D. We propose no prescription on nc.
count Of birth or creed, but welcome exiles
and immigrants from other lands to free psv.
ticipa,on in the benefits of American in
stitutions, and the privileges Of American
citizenship, with such restrictions as are
neediul to make sure that those who ava il
themselves OF this liberality, understand and
will defend these institutions against all
aggression, civil or ecclesiastical, to which
end the laws regulating nature lization should
be properly amended.
I'd. Opposition to all political oreaniza.
tions composed exclusively of forei igners
and to all attempts to exclude the Bible
from schools supported by the Govern.
ment.
4th. Slavery is local not national. We
oppose its extension into any OF our terri
tories, and the increase of its political pow
er, by the admission, into the Union, of any
Slave States or otherwise; and we demand
of the General Government an immediate
redress of :he great wrongs which have
beer inflicted upon the cause OF freedom
and the American character by the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise, and the intro
duction of Slavery into Karzas in violation
of law, BY the force of arms, and the de-.
struction of the elective franchise.
9Th. In humble imitation of the wisdom
of Washington, we oppose Intervention in
the affairs of Foreign States; yet on all
proper occasions, we will not withhold our
sympathy from any people aspiring to be
free. ...
9th. We support American industry and
genius against the adverse policy of Foreign
nations, and facilities to internal and ex-
ternsl commerce by the improvement of
Rivers and harbours, and the construction
OF National Roads connecting the Atlantic
and the Pacific Oceans, and uniting the
various sections of the Union
, 7th. The Union of these States should be
made perpetual by a faithful allegiance to The
Constitution.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-27
American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the Order-Fillmore Gone South!

The proceedings of the American Con
venticn yesterday were of vary intert st ing
and exciting character. Contrary to expec
tations outsiders were included in the af
teruoon, and although in the evening re-
porters we're admitted we were not fortunate
enough TO hear Of it, and therefore can only
speak of the dongs from the report ol
members.
The morning session was spent in the
preliminary proceedings for organization, in
the course of which q disclosure of fraud
from Champaign county, in certifying dele.
gates, vas brought to light, of nature
more credtable to the ingenuity of the con-
cocter and the simplicity Of his instruments,
than to the honor OF either. The lew de-
legates thus involved we're at first rejected
but were afterwards admitted as a matter
of grace, and went to swel the ranks Of the
pro-Slavery party.
On the assembling of the Convention in
the afternoon, as the proceedings were with
closed doors, we have no knowledge of the
order In which business came up. But early
IN the session, the Reports from the Com
mittee "on the State of the Order"--a ma
jority and minority report--were presented.
On the adoption of one or the other of these
reports, the question whether the Order
would. or would not. sustain the aggressions
of the Slave Power Gas far as Ohio vas COP.
cerned) depended; and it might be said with.
out much exaggeraton, that the issue be-
tween Slavery and freedom in the Union
hung upon the result! The more credit then
to the noble and independs mt men of the Or.
der who, in resisting the Establishments of
power, did great thing .or Freedom bv
performing an act of simple duty to Them
selves ard tho country. We here submit,
the reports that all may see the radical di-
ference between the two sections of the
party.
MAJORITY REPORT.
WHEREAS, the American Organization in
Ohio had its origin in, and has been main,
tanned for, purposes of reform: And where-
as, true regard for the honor of the
American name, the security Of American
rights, and the prosperity of the American
people, require a steadfast maintenance of
the great principle of freedom upon which
American institutions are based.
We, therefore, the Delegates Of the Coun.
ellis of the American Order in Ohio, In
State Councii assembled, fully approve of
the action of those Delegates from Ohio In
the National American Council aud Con.
vention recently assembled ut Philadelphia,
IN refusing 10 accept the platform or sup.
port the nominations then and there made,
and WE hereby repudate ,hoss nomina-
tions, and embrace THE occasion 10 re:afirm
substantially the platform adopted by the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-27

J H. BAKER,
DAVID HoLBRooK,
i HEo. s. BUNKER,
DAVID HEAroN,
c T. SMEED,
D. w. SwIaART,
GEO. H. Frey,
Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

U'HF GENTLEMEN ENGAGED TO DEMOLTsH THE
free lunch 2, The Bond Street Saloon So Bosdway are
requested 70 drop In between the hours Of II A. n And r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

TIVE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO INFORM MS FRIENDS
and The public he added his old busincss
i4o FULTON street lunch aud refreshmen department
there always he'd neatly sni promptly up cold
meats ail Kinds steaks chops cuets tee and and
market and sorfs form
determined be shall be erceeded by is quality
materials style u servbe well bersy Of charges
respectfully soici he patronage Of his fends and the
public VIM EGfH1ON, 1fe puiton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

DEMovED-THE UNDERGROUND WOULD MOST RE
III specially inform. heir and The ladies' generally
they have removed her millinery sassblismeut from s
Broadway where they have hand and
Nv ever steamer from Europe TIE neecs add mos faahion
ake styles Of French ribbons hower feathers
the latest {. and winter styles on Tuseday, sept a
MARCv'd 6sf Broadway
Between Prince and Houston srcss directly OPPOSITE TIE
Metrepslfan BotA-
Mss T. r. CAtin. Ms v. r. trry,
\. B,-c0unsy dealers and mlunsr usaAJy dsAll win,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22
ANTHOLOGY.


As .TnE Glrs.T CHI. ~ ABOUT TO Dfr,Rr roo
IA Europe, al those wishing 10 consult her on Az evesis %
NE must call soon At ~ Bowery; fec ~ cents y. B-rhe
Gypsy has band secr- which i cnahe any lady
ucusn 20 obtain the Affections OF the opposite Charge
extra.
As MADAME MAR REMAINS nUT A SHORT TIME.
~ tnsc wishing consult her viii do well 10 cali
has study connected with phrcnoogy which enables
tell ysur chaI aud age, whether YOU
scfbcs vour husband; tells your present circns.
stances whether you viii be wealthy u married
she viii tell wleu and whom yOu viii I'd as
ia-lshcs all who visit her. l05 West Broadway
MADAM MEYtR HAS REMOVED 30 Tsr sFyFrTH
w between Twenty h and Twenty eurth sreets
she to tell past present sud future kewiss
marriages journeys law SUES bus.ess prospects sickness
friends property lost solea Madame Meyer
verses tngsh French aud GernAn sad gyes guar
Zoe her art
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BR TIN NOSy WON
m dsrful ASTROLOGICAL in the world or thai has evsw bee
known, the seventh daughter the seventh dsushte
vho also great ssroiogs have natural en 70 Vel
past present aod future Of havs ason1sheA
thousands during my travels W Europe viH ten whexksg
you married single and how many TINES vow
married and how soon and will show you the Of you'd
future husband and win ron 70 be spee1iiv axrs
ard yov VIII enjoy The greatest happiness OF natnokN
81 - and rood luck through your whole life w sksv
the tcpes Of absent friends resAons ard yin tel -
onshed No charge not sstisSed cai soon ~ ro- I'D
get NE chance. Geouemen adulsted No nrsemA
tss$ ssxsss VAsoea - CsluEsA swsssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

HOUSES TO LET.-TwO FOUR STORY BASE
II ment houses Nos 23 and 22l West Thirty df,h
improvements, with gas fixtures and chandeiers hos
and cold water throughout water Closets bath patent
speaking tnbes sauary marble manes In parors with LIZ
bon and Italian marble manes in the other The1
houses brown the second floor with large bag
window In front and contain thirteen rooms and thirteen
pantries all In good condition, ready for immediate
paucy They viii be rented 1t 500 per Inquire
next door the premises 2l5 West Thirty fifth street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
THE INDIAN WAR AT PUGEr's SOUND.


wAsHlSGrox May ls.-The President sent to the Sen
lay documents relative to the Indian hoshhucS on
the Pacific coast.
Ccn Wool under date of the goth OF March, says
.The war in Pugets sound will soon be brought to
close unless prevented toy Governor Stevens deternina-
ton "a carry ON the Independent OF the L. ; troop
aud that same remark il applicable 10 Gov. Curry, all
ding These Governors appear to be running race to SO
which can dip the deepest the public treasury In
the dense of Pugets Sound another Florida war eau
easily carried on at expense Of twenty or thirty m'-
lion losr- The will apply to the mountain reggie"
at Pu,rt- Sound Valley. have doubt could act
lie the contest in short time il the ,ioyernors would
withdraw IRON the contest
G,yeroor Stevens says: General VOL neglected aud
refused to 81 ii force for the reei ot myself and party
when known To be- IN iniinen danger, and believed 10,
those who arr capable of judging, to be coming on 4"
certain death and this when he had at his command az
ciccnt force OF regular troops He has refused To lnc
to the agreement made between General Mason aud Nj
Tor Gaes troops be sent TO assistance AMI ~
,lr.d them di,baded. 1t reserved for the Orgoi
v,lnnteers to rescue Tdere has been breach OF %
som,where aud ask TOR an investigation Into the whole
matter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

woxprkruL INSTANCE SieAcirr.-We hear, say
the udusky Register Of an instance OF sagacy prae'r
by the elephant attached Herr Dresbachs Menagere
which deserves record. Coming into Newark, o. h''
Saturday the elephants keeper fe in ut from ms morse
The whole msnsgere immediately came TO halt AVID
some the COMPANY went forward to pick up the
man But the elephant would ALLOW person to a'
proach the senseless form OF his keeper Taking him n
with h.. trunk softly, he would place him on his horse
finding the senseess he laid him on the
ground and kept watch over him Many members oil 'h
menagerr tried soothe the faithful elephant Who had
nov furious at the supposed death OF his usStrr
but to no purpose and there the lay watched 10y the
sagacous animal After lying in this condition for some
time ply scian who had been sent for arrived and vet
the elephant would allow to approach AT length
the keeper became 30 tar conscious n. to command the
elephant let the physician and the animal
VA. docile aud obeen in n momcnt and the keeper w,'
properly cared forthe elephant all the while, expressing
the utmost anxiety Tor the sick man. g..
What else this but the exercise OF human intel-
g.c in which pity and affection and reason ~ere all ~"
doubtedy bcndedt We almost believe that that a"
NAL least, has something Of soul, It's reason winch
mark the presence of the immortal spark
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

L,rEu ADyIcEs FROM HoNDuRAs represent the III
habtantS as less iavoaby disposed towards Walker than
c,r,eIy TIL. orevous accounts from Honduras stated
that the former President of that Province ani
a Fa,e,a st had been driven Out by sudden revolution
at the head Of which Gen. Guardioa who named
President, Cabanas He'd To Gen Walker and with tile aid
ot vcrl hunir. Of his own men and about fifteen hun
drrd of his countrymeu marched towards Honduras.
On hts arrival at the frontier he made pause
having become disguised With III" conduct ol M
new allies; aud viii, the patriotic remark that he would
not I, instrumental n bringing such misery upon hl'
country hr suddenly left aud is now in san Salvador.
The question whether or no Honduras will Join IN tn
league against ake Is not YET definitely settled Tue
pr.id,t and his cabinet are in favor of the Ia
case OF their Joining they could perhaps. bring into The
field lSuU men. With the exception OF this the Province
of Honduras is much qicter than IL las been ior
number of YEAR, Americans who were formerly grca
tavort- in that Province looked upon with much
suspicion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
CHANGE OF HEDULE
OCrOREK ? a.

Two Lynchburg

Two LynchburR - - To Lexington ~ -
II To buchanan - To thu Natural Bridge 81
Lynehburg Charlottesville ~ 81
sAsh trial. majority Of travel the Packet
hy leaving in the
the instant, leaving Richmond
Monday wednesday aud Friday At T. NJ reach New Canton 1t
4 Scottsyle " VI Of the and LyuchhurT A. NJ,
Lexington At T. NJ Of the second day.
Returning s A NJ, and Lynehburg At ~
VI Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY, reach Scoitsvle ~ lu
At II p NJ, aud Ia Rchmond at NJ
the Tor the Institute
Buckingham H. la S,sVue with the STAGE for Char
lottesvile
Time snd Distances, n Card below:
Lone Richmond Monday, Le1re LVnc1burg MoHddv,
Wednesday, and Friday, df Wednesday and F,riIy, at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
RICHMOND HIG.


NAY.
~ gasss q rEsIvAt
fssl . ne~sr nfs IN every Fsls.
The Winds that fan the no-ers.
And -tth th.lr vslcoas brestling. on the sail.
rsll ~ --r.ner hoar-.-
OF hour. tbs, glide snfsh svsy
Beneath the shy q May.
Ths .p,rii o. the gentle south ulni calls
FrOsn his blue throne OF air,
Ana uhsre hi. whispering voice In music fAlls.
Beauty I. bafiins there.
TNs bright one. Of The valley break
Their .iumesrs, and svske.
Tns waving verdurr rolls alonf the plain,
AIT the Wide forest wesvrs,
To vsle me bach IL playful mAtrs again,
CANOPY Of leaves:
Add RON las dsrkeoing shadow noats,
rush Of trembling notes
Fair-r aud brighter Spreads the reign Of May;
The tresses Of woods
WIN The nslt dsilyiDF Of the wcst-vind play
Aud the h-li-brimmlng hossis,
A. stsdly To their goal thsy run,
HAL the returning sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
RICHMOND ANDPETERsBURG RAILROAD.
49, - - 80 - a.

llN and after date
PETERSBURG
Express, through Passenger daily, (sundsy's exccp-
Mall through Passenger, daily. p. NJ.
Accommodation aud ire ight train (rrt wceklyl viz
MONDAYS, Wednesdays sud Fridays at ..---...SH A. VI
Mondays, Wednesdays and frisys 81 A NJ
rsrsHSsrss yoR sicssosp.
Espress, through Passenger daily at. ........vs
Ac ,orarnoiaon aud freight train rri.weekly, via.
Wednesdays and Fridays, A. NJ
Richmond 10 Clover Htl- passenger car viii he
tach n the Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily (suniAys excePdl for Clover Hl &C o'ck A NJ.
Passengers coming from Clover hin by this train
pcpot by 10 " A. NJ.
will stop e either TO take
down
me Man trains stop passengers
put down Manchester Temples Rc Halfway Station, Clover
i'm aud Port wsiian functions
all regular
&c. when passengers take put down.
EXPIRES. and Mall Trains from Richmond connect Wiz the
southern Weldon, Raleigh Wmingo
Through Weldon b. procured the ticket Ofee In
Richmond
The trains Petersburg Richmond viii the
Northern BALTIMORE &c Through tickets FOR
Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia, Dc procured the tick
et ofhce in Petersbarg
white
Children is years o. Aee........ -
Color- persons In servants -
persons will permitted In the dr class
attendance infant children. sick persons absolutely
which the for white
~ll he charged.
discount each fare when tickets
purchased the o aud getting the where
no SOLD
Servants travelling be Furnished by their
passes retained the oce, and Il
stated the that they permitted 10
| the
once r. A p r. X Co March. 18th iS'6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

nx. sANroRD,s iNvIGOls A TOR. recommend.
II pabe relying lis intrinsic excellence
% favor
truly AMI safely relied
being which
mehded giving and the general system
qualities practice, by
pctor Through the solicitation Of Who have used
b~nchts tho has been Induced 10 place
before the pahe all Bilious perangvmen,s Sick esdsehe,
Chone D.rh., Hsbus costvvnes' bilious coe pyspsp-is
Palm Stomach and Bowels General Debility FEMALE Weakness
&c. 49,.
by Druggist. generally and by PURCELL LADD CO..
No ~ Main and ish Gene(HI aud BY Aesr
Duvi ias Main H. Whit, iio broad street. and
b Sanford n fel-iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

CASApA ASD COsrA RCA--Lord PslmcrsOn ha- an
nOunced ia Parliament that 4.U1u British troops about
be- Cinda but ut the time took occa-i.u
to contradict report that the object 10 inumia,e
the United states liz also denies report that England
was about 70 dispaich troops 70 Costa kIca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

DiCGiNG THEIR owS GRtvEs-SHoT ISTo HgN.-Th"-e
men belonging the command Of COl. Sches-ingrr.
were taken by the Costa Ricans and executed by IL
we're made perform unwelcomc service jlst be fc
their exit Having been condemned to death, and r
fate announced, the victims compelled " dis t-ir
own graves aud when done, made tkneel upon The u
gin OF the trench dug when they shot deAdi-lug
readilN into Lhe pit LIIeir own hanls bad dug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

JEALor-Y ASD MrRDER.-Ou the ~ instant Thoma.
Luther murdered his brother Lyman Luther H. kme
county y. Y THE murder committed with az ave
The vi difficulty to have ar-cn from JEALOUS,
on the part Of LYMAN who had separated from hs wife
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

THE Carr DE VERDE SUFFEREKs-When the recent 4c-
counts we're published of the disastrous condition Of i-
fairs in the Cape De Verde Islands the Portuguese
su ~ New York immediately called meeting Of the
tugur-c in that city which committee appOi I'd
10 funds in aid Of the sufferer. considerable
OF money las been already subscribed. The Consul lie
qucstrd tr Portuguese representatives in other Att &c
ports likewise and bis suggestion has been ali, y
acted Oh here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
vpw yong Rank STATEMENT

NV YoRs May 1.-The weekly statement Il our city
banks shows the following totals Specie increased 500
OIU loans decreased 81 j140Uu circulation decfca.ed
So 600 dcpOstc- ,crea-r,i - 1873, 5ul.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
MEDICAL.
rnE esEAT ms, mS, 81, y. nEnEsY.

sWrv~y should have boa In the house handy
q scclients ~ the chnircn."
Rxrplxa's RussIA
remedy thirty year, standing, and
rsn-d BY physician. " .aa speedy cr Burn.
Chhsns. OH
Itch said Head Nettie Rash banon ssre
Nippies by whov ste.. fessr. f-A
Rie- Srler Lmh- Rhem, scarvy
Cracked LIPS No~, Warts and fssh woaRd,
lashle which tensd thoassnd
Bcstnn aud vicinity last thirty
sn this s>ve do ljary Interfere uih
purv-t
receps brought Rassis-of articles crossing that
physssn eaptsin. and other. Who have nd
Others RednEs Russia sse
the cover 9Th picture Of hore
ami disabled soldier Which picture si.o engraved on the wrap
Sold al the
Try, or may be ordered any wholesale druggist
REDluNGs o., Pro Jrietors.
BENNETT BEERs fISHkk Arrntss and all Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

Prentice OF tie BONNEVILLE Journal once said that he
would give any MONEY to have cast Of r. Blair
transferred Ia vi. nudrpus the resemblance
would igtcu liz children TO prevent all danger Of
their goug the Gr, place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14
RAILROADS. &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL nAII.HOAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&MM sEg5'Qa ;ae;lRaa sYl&5lls

GREAT RT8ERS AND SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
~. sc.rs.ss Secr.sss Aso ~s-rsss ts.ysiIk.s-
ruNwGtG DAILY tSandAy night ~xespi~D between Richmond
and washngton Ctty. rar GordonsVthe and AexanJriS
Hcar. Of departure Richmond eta A. NJ. ard Io Y NJ
Returning i-ave Washington A. NJ and n N
and ARRIVE at Richneni lhl a. NJ, aud A NJ
Tickets through RLhmoni
Washington.
THsSE RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL. and
urisr. CARRYING riiE GREAT NORTH
AND SOUTHERN MAIL.
securing arrivals daily Richmond and
Washington city tn advance o. the Steamboat line.
Richmond and Washington t 80
An osSprs VII BE- found Away. ready TO take hosgh
their wearing between the Dpo
efeh.rr with ample time for them to take their meals whether
ing North South
Through Dsnvne Washing
OF the Road nearly completed Danvie
"A will checks passengers
DAnve Road and attend their baggage all the wash
the Baltimore p<Po-
r the by the mail line a. BY the old Steamboat
Jas }. u. rIMBSRLAkE, sap't.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

Mr. EHhu Burrifi writes to the New YORK Hsrad from
New Britain Come cticut, in relation his project to-
line vi electric telegraph between san Francisco and ~
Petersburg crossing Behring's Straits. 1t Is said that
Russia has already thousand miles in operation some
OF her lines doubtless reaching eastward toward ie
Url Mountains At the conclusion VI the war, she will
be- sure 10 extend them eastward still Into her Asiac
vince She will have the best skill that American genus
can supply to assist her in these enterprise and she III
undoubtedly be ready the United States halt Inc
wAy and perhaps more than half the way in connect z
New York and 81. Petersburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

NArox,t MrpIc,L CONFERENCE.-THE Convention OF
the L. S'Mrdical society held at Detroit Mich, on
the 9th o the present month The following offices io'
the eisutng year chosen: President Lna ichrr'
OF Detroit Vice Presidents, T. " Blatchiord y y ".
II Boiag Ala T. GcdlngS, ; C.; and w. II. Bri-iaiH'
Wi. Secretaries ". Brodie Mich, W. L. Poster, Tenn
Treasurer, Casper W,ter, Penn.
We observe that during the progress OF the proec' d.
iup. d. Lindsey of Nashville Tenn called the attention
OF the s>ociaton the death, Norfolk, In 1850 OF
ID p Claiborne GOoch OF Richmond, Va one of the lot
mer Secretaries Of the Association, aud devoted member
of IN, profession He tell victim his self denying e
forts in the pe.ence at Norfolk. Dr. l.. moved tine APP
pontment Of Committee 10 prepare minute relative TO
che deceased which carried
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-14

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
THE INSURANCE COMPANY Of THE VALLEY or VIRGINIA
WIScHssrER, Va
BRANCH OFFICE FOURTEENTH srREET, End DOOR FROM
THE POST offiCF, RICHMOND VA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL S3OO,OOO
Tu>s Company will insure hrs class BRICK DWELLINGS, Per
p-tuaiy, for a single OF cent Time policies will
also b. issued Of Buildings Merchandise Ac IN town country at
MAXINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS taken o
favorable by any other penshlc company
ALL LOSSES promptly and literally adjusted At this oer
y. y. BRkSEE, ActuaIy.
REFERENCES:
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank 81 Virginia, Richmond.
J. a smith, do Farmers Bank OF Va. do
Joseph Anderson, ESQ,
Mrssrs. HaNai A Co, do
Henry NJ Cashier f the Rank Of the Valley Winchester
Sh-rrard Cashier Of the Farmers Bank Winchester.
Hon James NJ Mason u. :. :, Winchester.
mhS0-diy