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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

The season for auction sales OF dry goods was
inuucuratcd in York on Wednesday, with much
spirit. There were no less than five. AT one "t
them over 10000 shawls were offered and good
nrices obtained for the best. At another, 1000
nicces Of rich dress silks and 500 robes were offer
ed. The bidding WAS spirited. and the sales made
,t remuneratinc figures At athirl. = large mpor-
tation of carpets brought improved prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27
AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ FARM IN UPPER FACQUIER.-By viz
tue at Il decree of the Circuit Court Of FauIuI,r
county, pronounced Oh the 18th day Of April ISIS,
in the suit If Adams vs. Marshall, the uuderSiyurr.
commissioners, therein named, will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder. the pre-
misses, he 6th day Of Jniy, 1882 the valuable
and productive farm in the bill and proceedings ia
said suit mentioned. This land adjoins the lands
of James +. Marshall, Fleet q. Rust, and Others,
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY 70
FOUR ACRES, is of good quality, and well sup.
Piled with wood and water. 1t is within three
iailcs of Piedmont and Markham Stations, on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the same dis
lance OF Leeds Church. There is on the premises
% comfortable DWELLING HO l. aud
.&<"ut- houses, and being convenient 10 market,
aud IN pleasant reighborhood, offers many IN
ducemen,s to purchasers.
TEENs.-The purchaser 10 pay down in cash
S3oOO Oh the day oi sale, and execute his bonds
tor the residue with sufficient security payable III
six. twelve and eighteen months respectively. IN
equal instalmenis. with interest from day OF sale
zt,- The above sale is postponed until uomday,
JWiy 18th, Court day. and the land will ON that
day be offered at Warrenton.
Fauquier county, my l4-eots
G.J- The above sale is postponed until the 22d
day 81 Angnst, 1859, and the land will then he OF
tered at Warrenton, in front of the Court house of
Fauquier county.
Fauquicr county, jy 2s-eots
re-" The shove sale is postponed until che Gh
day Of September, 1859, when the land will he "t
ered at Warrenton, in front of the Court house "
Fauuuier county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27
WENTWORTH SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
DIES ALEXANDRIA,

rNIIE SUCCESS OF THIS INSTITUTION
i has induced the Principal I" extend the sphere
al it, usefulness. During the vacation, new and
elegant buildings will bc erected, opposite the
Custom Hossc. This location. one of the most
delightful in the city renders 1t most desirable
both for - boarding and day School. Every I'M
provcmcut will he introduced To continue its pre-.
sent literary character.
For circulars, containing terms. apply nj the
Book Store of Mcssrs. James Entwisle 4 Son. or
To the Principal. ALBERT r. BASSFoRD,
No -, Prince street. Alexandria.
f.ss" The exercises of the School will be- resum
ed on Monday September 18th. jy 22-dtf
Mrs. J. j. ROTALL will take a limited NUN
vi Der of pupils, at MOUNT EPllRAlM, her
residence, in Fauquicr county, Virginia.
TERMS FOR oSH SESSION.
For teaching the ordinary English branch
rs. French and Music Board aud " ash
ing included WV
The wear or session to commence the frst Mon
day in September and close the last Friday IN June.
Address Mrs. j. j. ROYALL.
PrSE VIEW p. o.. Fnuquer county Va.
Payment, one half in advance.
Fau1uirr county. aug 2-c"t sept
MESSY CREEK ACADEMY, Augusta Co., Va.
TINIIE next annual session uf this Academy will
commence the first Monday i'll September
next and close the 18th of June, 1850. The
school j. designed 10 be preparatory 10 The 'hi-
y.rsity of Virginia All the teachers are graduates
of that Institution.
TrRus.--Board and tuition including every
thing, $500.
For particulars see catalogues.
Address. Messy Creek. Va.
i, 2u-cotOct T. J. WHITE. Principal.
PIEDMONT ACADEMY, Fauguier County, Va
REV. F. VI. EDWARDS. PRINCIPAL
m ~ ~.
NXCELLENT facilities are afforded for u tho-
IL rough preparation for any College or l nl'ef,
.ifv or To fit young men for the active uutie, "'
life. EXPENSES only $3.50 for Board and Tuition
for 10 months For catalogues and circulars az
dress +. N. EDWARDS, Piedmont Station,
iy7-cosm NJ. q. R. r. F"uquier Co.. Va.
COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, WANTED.
\ The advertiser wishes to hire by the MONTH
or Tor the remainder of the year. "oM AN; /"
do the COOKING. WASHING. and IRONING tor ms
family One without enrumbraneeS. ami rom the
country preferred Apply at the Gazette ol'ee'
aug 26-3t*
I OTIS FOR SALE will sell, in one parcel,
/ 4 OF IN subdivisions. to suit purchasers 'he
QUARTER SQUARE Of GROuN Nd, belonging u
T. J. Carey situated ON the north side oil Gibpoh'
and east side of Henry street. next south OF the
residence OF Capt. Traverse. Terms accolnihoha'
ting. aug 26-'itfl K. JoliNsloN.
CtOUTH DOWNS FOR SALE.--A few SOUTH
y DOWN RAMS and RAM LAMBS, of pure
blood. from recent impurtatons. Apply to
CHARLES GREEN. Gainesville, 7. d..
jy 29-eo4w Prince " ll'ahi w., q.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
WE have received the agency 81 superior
w SUPER PHOSPHATE Of LIME, which
we can sell at very low price a.,
aug II WM. IL. fo"h ''''
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+. STONE, Trustee.
Charles County, Nd. aug 22-Iawts


alta CIRCUIT COURT held for Culpeper
n county, at the Court House thereof, on Thurs
day. the 10Th day Of June, 1859, Thonberry War.
der administrator of John Florance, deceased,
plaintiff, against William Florance, Jaue II. Flor
ance, administrator of Alfred FlUrancc, deceased,
Robert Forancc, Elizabeth Florance. Nancy Flor
ancc, Mary Riley, formerly Mary Florance, and
Stewart u. Thornton, Sheriff OF Prince william
County, Com. Administrator Of John Riley.
deceased defendants. This cause coming on this
day again to be heard upon the papers former.
ly read, the report of Commissioner Nico!, tho
cross bill of the defendants, Elizabeth aud Nan
cy Torrance. and tho answers thereto and tho
exhibits, was argued by Counsel, and upon con
sideratiOn the Court doth udjudge, order, and de,
cree, that one Of the Commissioners of this Court
do take I'm account Of the amounts due the plsin
tiff. Nancy AMI Elizabeth Floranee and the other
distributes nf William Ploranco, deceased, ia re
gard to which, the settlement made by Commits
siOncr Ncol, is to DO regarded as correct unless
surchlrged aud ialsted, and that the Commission
er de- take an account Of the administration of
ThOruberry Warder upon the estate Oi John Flor
ance, deceased, 50 as To show whether the sald
Warder is properly chargeablo with the payment
Of the plaintiffs claim, and in taking this account,
the said Commissioner il Ia regard the accounts ut
said Warier, administrator Of John FlOranre, al
ready settled exparte, OF in chancery proceeding,
as correct, unless surcharged and falsihed. The
Commissioner is directed TO give notice ot the time
and place Of taking the accounts by publication.
once u week for four successive weeks, III some
newspaper printed in the town Of Alexandria, and
by personal service on the counsel Of plaintiff in
the cross bill, and upon defendant Thornberry
warder, and this shall be equivalent TO personal
service of notice upon all the parties in this eause
All the parties in the above cause will take no
tice that have appointed Saturday, the 10Th day "t
September 1859, at my Office, at CuipePer Court
house, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to take the account
above mentioned that l may report them to tho
Cour,-they will please attend on that day, with
their papers. witnesses, &c.
GEO. T. THOMAS, Commissioner,
Circuit Court, Culpeper county.
Culpeper county, aug l2-w4w
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4 LEII Nd RIA,
WISUINGTON and GEOHGETOWN.

THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA SCREW STEAM
SHIP COMrANlS NEW AND FlRSrtLASS
STEAMSHIP,
MOU ST ' + X \ q \,
&c. SMIru. Commander.
<eess WILL LEAVE PIER NJ. l., NORTH RIVER,
Ss4ksa.H New York. for the above ports, On
SATURDAY, Sept 3rd, at 3 P. N.
Passage. (incuing meals and state room 500.
The steamers al this line new, and in every
respect first class.
Freight 5 cents per foot, and forwarded free of
commission. Apply to
II. Il. CROMWELL & CO.,
81 Wcst-strce,, New York.
FOWLE 4 CO.. Agents, Alexandria.
The "MouNT VERNON" will leave New York
every Saturday. New York. aug 26-td
NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC!
.r~ Having determined to take the
Ss!.saI.:s,:SlS PO WHATAN "n the Norfolk route
for repairs, &c. she will make her last trip for the
season on MONDAY next. She will make an
EXCURSION on that day to OLD POINT
NORFOLK, and PORTSMOUTH,, leaving her
berth, foot OF 18th street. Monday, the 29th at .
A. NJ, and returning on Wednesday the 3lst
Fare for the Round Trip. including Meals, ST {:
Gentleman and Lady, $40. She will land and
take of passengers at Piney Point, and all the
landings on the Potomac.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE l.. MATTINGLl,
Ticket 4 gent Potomac Steamboat Company,
Offco--No. 372, next to Browns Hotel.
ouy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ETNA.

Boston, August 2O.-rhc steamer Etna.
from Liverpool. arrived here late last night,
Although sailing ut the same date of the
America, she brings twelve hours later Eu-
ropean news.
The PEACE CuNrERENcE.-The Conference
OF Zurich has resolved to prolong the arms
tice Of Villa Franca until the ratification of
peace shall have been consummated.
FRANCE.-lt was reported that the foreign
ministers to France would refuse to attend the
approaching fete in Paris if the colors taken
from the Austrians in Piedmont were allow
ed To be carried in the procession.
The Bank Of France had gained o. 800, 900
francs during the month Of July. The three
per cents in the Paris bourse had declined to
G9f 2gc.
a vague rumor existed that Prince Ma
polcun WAS to made the sovereign of Tus-
cany.
A Paris correspondent says the Emperor is
about to publish political amnesty, inclu-
ding Changarnier, Louis Blanc, and Ledru
Rollin.
AUSTRIA AND Prussia. The collision be-
tween the Austrian and PrusSian troops at
Frankfort was serious. but it is believed that
no lives were lost The King of Prussia is
not expected to live much longer.
SPAIN AND CuBA.-Spain has resolved to
increase her Notifications i'll Cuba:
Observation-Disclosures was prorogued on
the 18th.
c. Lennox Wyke is appointed Envoy Ex-
traordinary t. Central America
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Co.,
were quoted at f2OS.
ITALY. Advice. from Italy Indicate seri-
GUS troubles in the dukedoms. Secret ennis
sarics ofthe fugitive princess were fomenting
discord. The people generally were bitter
ly opposed to the return of the Dukes: and
Farini, the dictator of Modena, threatens to
level the capitol to the ground, sooner than
see the Duke restored by force.
CoMxEncIAr-- Brcadstufrs Richardson, Spence,
L Co., report favorable weather for the crops
Flour quiet at los. Us. Sd. Wheat dull, and
holders demand an advance on the following quo
tatons: white 9sM9s. I'D: red -. 6d.@7s. ID
Corn is freely offered, but no disposition shown Ia
force sales: white 1s.M7S. 3D.; mixed and yellow
IS I'd. M5s. lOi.
Provisions generally were declining, end hol-
| ders were pressing their stock upon the market
| BecI Htu ueclllcu bu.: fork HcdFy,
mess COS a. 6js., the government refuses American
| cured for the contracts for the army and
| navy: Bacon steady; Lard firm at jiSMj7s.
General Produce.-Ricc heavy and sd lower;
Resin steady at S. Sd. Gt3S. Cd. Turpcntine stca-
| iy at 5is.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING steady, Sugars
quiet: prices were easier but quotations unchang
cd; Coffee firm, and Id higher.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2G.-George Brown, ST.,
of the Baltimore banking house Of George
Brown 4 Co., died here this morning, at an
advanced age. He was immensely wealthy
James Swami, another wealthy citizen, also
died at his residence, this morning. They
were both ex-presidents Of the Merchants
| Bank.
NEw YORK, Aug. 26-The Spanish steam
ship Pajaro del Oceano, from Havana, has
bppu SIpna He'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

NEw YORK, Aug. 26-The Spanish steam
ship Pajaro del Oceano, from Havana, has
been signailcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27
Prince VIM. county, jy lS-eo,s

VALUABLE FISHERY AT PUBLIC SALE.
Y By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court Tor
Charles County, Maryland, the Undersigned, will
sell at public sale, at thn Court House door, ia
Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland, on
Ta..d"y, iMct Ocfob'r merit befms"" me- ho"rs 81
IL, w., and I, u. w., the TRACT OF LAND. ~
ing in Charles County, called NORRIS LAND
ING containing about FIFTY TWO ACRES,
more or less with the valuable FISHING SHORE
attached, formerly owned by James Irwin. lie
ceased. This is one of the most valuable Fishe-
r.s ON the Potomac River, with all necessary
houses upon it. Terms cash.
STnNE Trustcc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

HOPED SKIRTS of from ) 10 30 springs.
IL made of the best French steel sprng.-ln
calling the attention Of the Ladies my stock Of
Skirts do so, feeling confident that can suit all,
both in quality and price. Several years cape
ricucc in manufacturing has enabled me to bring
this article almost to perfection and Ladies buying
skirts Of me can rely upon getting the best quail
". latest STYLE and at the lowest price.
auc27 ". L. RICHARDS. JR.
CMOKED SALMON.-Just received n lot Of SUI
- perior Nova Scotia Smoked Salmon. for sale by
GARRET HUI.ST.
nug2 AZ King street
A LEWIVES.-Ij0 bbls N s. ALEWIVES,
n for sale by [aug Isl FUWLE co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

THRU STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
J. by virtue of deed Of trust from James ;.
0dcn, aud wife to me, executed on the 18th day ot
April. 1885, for the purposes therein mentioned, |
will sell at public auction to tho highest bidder. in
front of the Court house, in Leesburg, on Thurs
ddy, tie Erst ddy Of September, 1859, the tract of
LAND, conveyed by suid deed, known IL the
"TEXAS FARM" Said tract lies in the counties
of Loudoun and Prince william, adjoining tho
lands of Horace Luckctt, Joseph d. Taylor Samuel
Simpsons heirs, and others, and contains about
243 ACRES of LAND. This FARM is of good
red soil, well watsred, susceptible Of high state
of cultivation, and is particularly desirable Tor
grazing purposes
TERMs:-One third in cash, and the balance in
two equal instalments, payable in one and tvs"
years from the day Of SALE with interest from that
date-the two deferred payments to be secured by
bonds with good personal security; and the tito
to be retained till the whole of the purchase money
be paid ARTH. l.. ROGERS, Trustee
Loudoun county, jy 29-eots
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, Ar
MANASSAS STATION. BY virtue of an
der of the County Cour: Of Prince William county,
pronounced at the June term of said Court, in tho
case of Cannon Brother VS.. Walter X. Bake.
also +. J. Cannon VS.. same, shall proceed to SCI!
at the front door Of the Court House, The fr,f
M,aday il, September nert, ONE ACRE of LAND.
d., ut Manassas Station, on which there is g"ud
Ga DWELLING HOUSE, and other out. houses.
TERMS or SALE.-A credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen mouths, will be given the purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved security, to bear interest
from the day of sac-the title to be withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
J. X. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
Il.,s. NI.RaR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS
GRAND PIC-NiCOF THE SEASON.
ttAG u a..

/ sure in announcing to their numerous friends,
ti,at they will give PICNIC to
COLUM BIA SPRINGS,
(FORmERLY HUACHs,)
on MONDAY, AUG 1 ST 2sTH. 1859.
The Committee OF Arrangements pledge them
selves that no pains shall be spared, on their part,
TO make it THE Picnic of the season.
WITHERS' Celebrated Brass and String Band
has been engaged for the occasion.
E,- Tickets. admitting Gcnt!eman and La
dies, 80 cents; Children and Serycnts half price.
Round Trip Tickets TO the Spring, per Washing
ton and Alexandria Railroad. g cents.
Cnmnittec cj irr"ny'm'"fs:
Capt. Vim. II. Smith, scrg't. VIM. Walker,
Lieut.. Vim. W. Allen, George W. summers,
" Chas. Jayins, John |. Proctor,
c. ID. Rudd, ). =. DuIry,
Quarrnr. f. II. Field, II. /. Grcgory,
Pioneer J. ". Atkinson, VIM. llamendinger.
Gomm;,,oc of Recepti"":
Col, Chas. f. Stuart, Capt. UIam Barker
Col. Chas. :. Price, William Moore,
Major II. c. Dorsey, John Mburn,
{" George Dufey, Samuel Gedney,
" James Srnoot. John Clarke,
Ouar'r. H. H. Bradshaw Lieut. Gibson Peach,
VIM Padgett, X. Robinson,
Pavmas'r W. Ashby, Chas. Neale,
Cant. Joseph Williams " Samuel Gregg,
:. +. FraRcs, Charles Cox.
.2a.- The Military are requested to appear in
uniform.
ny Passengers will take the Train leaving at
the advertised hours of the Road, the first trip
being nj s o'clock aug 22-co3tMTdS
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Il. II. SHACKELFORD, }
JOHN MARSHALL, C,
CHARLES L. GREEN,


HNOMM ISSIUNER'S SALE OF LAND.--Pur-
~ suuut 10 decree of the Circuit Court OF Far
fax county, in the case of Patrick Reeds admins
traitor, &C.. W. Hugh McGianis, made At iIs juno
term, 1859, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will offer at public sale, on Uonddy, The
18Th day Of Sptemb'r 1859, Court day. At Fairfax
Court House. (the late purchaser having failed to
comply with the terms of the sale, under former
decrec,) II TRACT of LAND situate in Fairfax
county, about four miles south of Alexandria. upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from Alexandria
to Accotink Mills, formerly the property of Patrick
Reed. and containing about EIGHTY ACRES
The Land is in a good state of cultivation, with
good improvemcnts-and from its proximity TO
market is valuable as n Garden Farm.
TERMs.--One- tenth of the purchase money to
be paid down rs deposit, liable to forfeiture on
failure of purchaser to comply with the terms of
sale upon its confirmation; the residue in three
instruments of &, l2 and Is months, with interest,
to be secured by bond, with good security, and tho
land liable To be resold failure to meet deferred
pay ments and title to be retained until purchase
money be paid. ii. W. THOMAS, Commr,
Fairfax county, aug lS--eOty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

The CAMP MEETING, in Fairfax county
closed yesterday. 1t has been attended by
Il large number of persons-and with tie
exception of one occurrence, already no
ticed, good order has prevailed.
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Flour is very dear in Warrcnton.

Flour is very dear IN Narrenton.
DLACK WRITING FLUID CHEMICALLY
ID ELABOKATED.--Tanui Acid is one of the
most powerful reagents in tcrrugiaous research.
known to the Chemist. When placed in contact
with Sulphatc Of Iron. the most wonderful effect Is
produced; the reaction. eliminating. after the at
tendant occult nanirulations, that interesting
compound known commonly rs Black Ink \
barrel full just manufactured warranted coal
Black, permanent and easy flowing. aud for sale
10y JAS. ENTWlSLE. JR.,
Manufacturing Chemist, ~ King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

The LATE RNys.-We hear from the up
per and lower counties that the recent rains
extended in every direction, and did much
good, although they came too late for the
early corn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

OTIS FOR SALE will SELL in one parcel
/ 4 or in subdivisions, to suit purchasers the
QUARTER SQUARE of GROUND, belonging 10
+. J. Carey, situated the north side oil 'ipoI''
and east side of Henry street. next south oil the
Residence. OF Cant. Traverse. Terms accolnmo'a
ting. fauy 26-,itfI K. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

GOV. LETcuER.-Wc left Gov. Lctcher at
Orkney Springs few days since, enjoying
himself finely. and improving. We think, ra-
pidly in health We have hopes that his
health will be entirely restored before he AS
sumes the duties of the Executive chair
His republican manners and unpretcnding
air have ehdearcd him to the people who
wait upon him To pay their respects to their
former faithful representative in Congress,
monwcalth.- Rockinghom Register
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, WANTED.
Y The advertiser wishes 10 hire by the month,
or Tor the remainder of the year, "oM AN, /"
do the CooKISG. WASHING. and IRONING TOT NE
family. One without enrumbraneeS' anu rom the
country preferred Apply at the Gazette oItce'
,uy cE-1t%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-27

A NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.-N We have
learned, from an authentic source. that u
new line of steamers. three IN number. will
soon begin to run, in competition with the
present line, between New York and this city.
They will. it is said rival the others i'll size.
finish, and elegance Of accommodations. and
two Of them are now upon the eve of being
launched. Six fine steamers from this city
To New York, will do very we'll for Richmond.
-HichMnnM NcmX
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-25

n. c. Mutual lssssasee Ceapasy.
AT THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TuC
"A NorthCarolipa Nutusl 1nsussnes Ceaeany. ksM
the ith of January. The tle~isg pssssas excited
Drse'ors and Oaevrs zoe The sassiss yusf!
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner. Raleigh.
J. u. Williams. DO
c:W. Il is.ii: 5. S:.,sAias. d. d.
Kemp r. Baths. do
Geuryv Little. d.
James ~ rowles. d.
James z H.yt. wsshiessss
Alex. Mitchell. Nsvb~vp.
Joshua q. Wright. wimisgsos
John ". JONES' E.Iep,puL
Geo. ". Charles. Elizabeth City.
joe Rsmsay. Fiymeash.
J. ". Msrrvu. Murfrvesk,eu.
II. n Williams. ChsrLats.
&C., A. smith, Nsltou.
yo~sph White. Ansea Cesnty.
Jush Hsnsr. Ss<us.
A. I. Samay. .AshsviIe.
OFFICERS OY THE CoNrANS.
!. II. Ss'by. Pr.siS.ss.
II. ID. Turner. Iss Is,sSi..i
John H. Bsssn, Sfs-~sey.
namasa ;. Saith. Ss1sssryssi Ts.sssr.,.
i ;:is y i; s T;!i,$ SI,:s:::, G's.'''. 0'--a.-.
This Company hss bvu in <evsssi ep~rasses evss 10
years. and entinprs to take sks apaa s stss~s of Pr
~rty the state Cesevps S,~sa Mills and rsrp<esx be-
Icsivsl upon favorable terms It's EeiSesss
in country ribs and i,s Prvssas capital . sss
uundrvd rhaassnd bisr>, in beads. Ptsp~vy ssvsfvd
The average .fnsaxnev spea The lsa eftkss Coco.
pany has h~1 less than third II P~v cent Pee
A.. emmanssa,ias 10 ss,sss<v sasssss sAsshl 3.
sddr SGD 's the s<srssafy. g.., rsa -
Raleigh. JsE- q. 1859. "a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-25

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL l.rE ~.
~ SrRANCE COMPANY. OMse. Rsessh. =. g rNss
Cosnpsny iasurys The lives of s rear
yrsrs OF tss hts on The NsVvss sassessss H. ssvS
TOT HE participating a The pfo6ts of the Cespssr Ees
policies granted f The whole tern a EE. ssss M Pre-
MUM therefor amounts to ess sse sy b xtvvs f
half amount u the prsasis esssss isssssss ps
Cent without xuafxstv.
TIE prompt msas<r is ssssA ell lsss have s.ss psss
bv this Coupsny. evthvr vsth The lsv - psss.
Psvsss great Inducements TO sscA - sss yassS 10 ts
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