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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-25
Magenta Re-enaCted-MOZaTt
Cleaned Out.

That interesting edi fce known to all the
world and the rest of mankind as Mozart
Hall, where fun and fancy are dealt out in
small quantities, interspersed with soda-bot-
ties, Bowie-knives and brickbats, was the
scene Of a"wild commoton' yesterday NOR
ming at about hOI-past one o'clock.
At twelve o'clock large number of cti
zens went there for the purpose of breaking
up the abominabe nuisance but were repuls-
ed and driven off. They returned second
time, but were treated in like manner. A
third time they tried and were determined
to succeed With that energy which should
characterize men at all times, whcn acting
as they were, for the public good, they fore
ed their way into the Hall, despite the Ell.
forts of ccrpulent individual, and his oalhs
and curses. Finding that most of the assem-
blage were partaking ofsupper in the dining
room, they marched down, where they found
about fifty female beauties, neatly adorned
with hoops, paint and jewelry, devourng all
the dainties of the season at such rate that
no person could fora moment question their
UOracity The impudent looks cast at the
unwecome visitors cnly enraged them more,
and at given signal they tipped the table
over on one side, when beef a la mode, pota-
toes Ia Irish, whisky la Strycknins were
tumbled into the laps Of the ladies' at fright
full rate. while the noise of dishes, as they
bounded on the floor, gave evidence that
piece.makers were around. They all then
ran up into the room, but were soon follow
ed by the enemy anu ordered 10 vacate,
which they promptly and peremptorily re.
fused to do
Sundry Buncombe speeches upon the rights
ol mankind in general, and fast young men
and loose young women in particular, were
now delivered, but to no effect. A general
clearing out now commenced, and those who
persisted in remaining were converted into
sweeping machines and dragged along the
floor, as far as the door of entrance, when
they were gently rolled down the stairs, with
out being labeled or handled fright side up
with care" In vain did the dear, delecta.
bic females entreat the intruders to have
mercy on them, and to show forth their low
ing kindness by sparing painted phiz or a
patent extension hooped skirt. False mus.
taches, the property of the gentlemen who
came there for the purpose of innocent (O|
amusement, were seen in every direction
while jewelry and trinkets, belonging to the
virtuous (female) frequeners of Mozart,
s;rewed the floor in every direction. The
neighborhood was perfectly hideous for hours
with the rows Of conquered pleasure seek
ers. The proprietor Of the establishment
was next handled. He was chased round
The room for awhile, and his clothes were
then, for the most part, taken off him.
Thus ended an affair which, while the OBJ
ject accomplished Was desirable one, Ger
tainly added nothing to the fair fame of the
city.-St. Louis Republican, Thursday.
A GREAT DEMoNsTRArIoN- The Black
Republicans up in old Monroe County are to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
GENERAL SCOTT AT HOME.


The arrival Of Lieutenant General wingfeld Scott,
from San Juan bearing the of the temporary settle
ment OF the disputed leland question event total
unexpected and unlocked for in this city, and caused
no little surprise among his relatives aud immediate
friends He was accompanied by Col. Lay, Col Thomas
and Dr. Crane, all Of the United States army The two
former sent Immediately to Washington as bear
ers OF dispatches 20 President Buchanan containing
full statement Of the terms of settlement Of the San Juan
imbroglo The le in the five o'clock train last evening
Alter the Atlantic moored at her dock Gen Scott
disembarked and although his arrival ~as unexpected
he met cordial greeting the dock. lie immediately
took conveyance and proceeded to his residence in West
Twelfth street. where he by Col II. L. Scott his
son-naw, and family, with whom he passed the evening
without molestation from the visits of any one The
General has been absent nearly three months has trav
eed over thirteen thousand miles has temporarily set
tied what appeared at first pretty difficult dispute and
returns home without display ostentaton quite hearty
and robust.
II vas supposed that when General Scott returned II
would be to New Orleans, where IL was expected he
would pass the winter and this city early in the
spring The impression was of conrse erroneous Act
ing on this hypothesis committee of military men and
eminent citizens bad been taking measures sub rosa 10
give the General grand military and civic reception
commensurate with his rank chief officer of the army
and, also, for his past eminent military services as the
hero of many well fought battles. OF course this pro
gfamme Is reversed and what citizens and military men
w have most To appreciate aud admire is the unosten.
tatons manner in which General Scott returns frem an
important misSon.-N y HsraLI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
PAINFUL ACCIDENT To A vyvprp

We regret TO learn, from the Richmond (Ky) Mes.en
ger the painful Of the absence Of the Hon Green
Adams from bis seat In Congress The Messenger saws
The Hon. Green Adams member elect from this di.
rict TO Congress who purposed reaching this place on
ast Monday lthe 2sih nsant) On route for Washington
was prevented from doing 50 by an alarming accdent
From private letter learn that on Saturday night bs
went 20 his law office in BaTbourve 10 get some paper
winch he desired to use and In cropping for his candle
posts OF chair which had been broken aud was sharp
pointed. The point penetrated his neck, immediately
above the collar bone and bis lfe for considerable
distance Immediately sent for 10 ala those ol
barbourvle In bis restoration The last accounts re-
port him somewhat better but far from being ont OF
DANGER - ' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
FROM NEW YORK MERCHANT, A NATIVE OF
VIRGINIA
NEw YORK Dee TO- 1889

To hr hdfior Of Ne Uhig:
send to-day Journal Of Commerce with Fverett's
and Cushing's speeches the Boston meeting likewise
with call aud prelimnaries of a similar meeting here
II you can, suggest 10 you give these a place in
your paper have been greatly disturbed at the pre-
sent state OF feeling in the country hold the leaders
of the Republican party responsible for it. They have
but one political ISSUE and that IL slavery The leaders
OF the party, ambitious politicians, seek power and
sorry to know that they have enlisted the pop
uar sympathy here as to make their party the dominant
one OF this State and others the East aud North Of us
but, the opposers Of the Republican party-not alone
Democrats, but legion OF party people-are be.
heye true TO the Constitution and the whole country
Though this minority have been slow wake up to the
eHgencies Of the present crisis they now thoroughly
aroused and will speak in which cannot be mis-
understood, in condemnation Of the bloody fanaticsm
and disorganizing philanthropy which are undermining
tho whole framework Of society here and which seek 10
gain their ends at any cost n regard 10 the overthrow
Uf slavery
believe now, that Of this Harper's Ferry trouble
will grow good to all sections. IL il not alone the South
that is TO be the sufferer by the domination of political
parties a the North led by such Horace Greeley
who but an embryo advocate Of the Government of
pavement, no Government at all.
Yours truly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

TARRFD AND FEATHEEED.-A man named Clark was
arred and feahered in Ontario county n Y on the 9th
instant Three stalWart fellows painted black and 9th
erwse disguised, to the house in which Clark was
knocked at the door and opened in answer TO
the knock burst into the house. seized and bound Clark
threw him into wagon aud drove rapidly of to a swamp
about half mile from where they seized the prisoner
Here the disguised men kinded FIRE and proceeded to
warm tar which had been brought in the wagon After
abusing Clark in shameful manner they tore his clothes
from his person. poured the over him and GOV.
cred the tar with thick coating Of feathers The charge
against him was immoral conduct in marrying a female
then dcserting her aud marrying another
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
TENNESSEE AND HARpER,s FERRY

The Tennessee Legislature has adopted the foloWipS
resolutions, offered by Mr.. Bsyess in the Lower House
Rssoir,d ~ Tie General Asse,aIv Of the Sfai, OF len
He'se That recognise in the outbreak at Hsr
pers Ferry the natural fruits OF this treasonsble ra
PresSbe conflict doctrine put forth by the great head
OF the Black Republican Party and echoed by his sub
ordinAtesi aud that il becomes the imperative duty OF
National men of all parties throughout the Union To an
nounce TO the world their of its infamy and
unite IN crushing out its authors traitors their coun
try and as deadly enemies the public peace TO ths
TShis of The Sisia. and ." H. r-NArvaiinn Ar
ResoIred, That record il as the sense of tb, Ten.
nessee Legislature, that the declaration of Mr. Seward
that respectable portion of the Southern people under
the lead of such as Cassins CLAW and P,ncis y
Blair, will unite with the Black Republican PARTY TO mr.,
vent the extension of Slavery aud will eventualy r;s
up against Slavery is libel upon the honor ami LOYAL
ty of the Southern people, and will but serve to max,
them waichfu and exacting of their public
in the National councils
Rs'ored That is the duty of our representatives in
Congress TO recognize as enemies to the Union and
peciay 10 the slave States all who in any way "a yor or M
late with this sectional Black Republican Party and ba
any action on their part, which favors cooperatior
with the Black Republicans in organizing the House and
thus placing the offices ndimportant Committees OF that
body under their control would be false TO the sen
men of the people OF Tennessee an insult to their con
stituents, and disgracefn TO themselves
The following additional resolutions were adoped n,
amended by Senator Richardson:
Resolved That the theory Of an 'rrepressibe conflict
IS startling and mschieyous invention and is well cal
cuated held 10 be true, reconcile the minds of men
both Norm ana SOUTH 10 separation of the Union un.
der the apprehension that in other way can the mu
hped msehiefs OF perpetual strife the subject of sa
very between two sections be avoided
Resoired That in the opinion OF this General Assembly
all the evils growing OF the present intense slavery
agitaon-al the discord alienation aud bitter hatred
now growing up and extending between the North and
the South the legitimate fruit not OF anv
and rrupressibe conflict between free and slave labor
but of conflict between rival aspirants in the race Of
ambition North and South urged on by an inordinats
greed OF Official power and pundera conflict which car
only be re2ressed by powerful aud successful effort b,
the friends OF the Union, to people to conviction
Of the reality and magnitude of the impending danger.
10 its existence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
THE CONTEST FOR THE sgPAKrpsutp

WAsHiNoroS, Dec li.-According 10 the opinions Of
prominent Congrcssmen is not probable that the eec.
uon. OF Speaker viii be effected tomorrow Indeed no
idea be formed how long the debate In the Uoue
will be extended Calculations continue TO be made hv
members outside Of the republican ranks ~ 10 the hsst
means OF ulnE the democrats and southern opposition
ahd such anti lc,ompion democrats as have DOT voted
TOT Nj Bocock Up TO ths evening they have not come
10 any 'nusiact0fr arrangement 10 the figures
The Southern Opposition members last night b.d a
'n and Tree conference snd came n the concu on that
proposition to Other parties IN ihe House. hooking 10 che
election OF Speaker
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

Venus is nov Che evening star say The almanac -
She may De seen iu che scst 40 sun down casting re-
proachtW look st her father Jupiter over ion tI. east
Tor giving her in msrrsFe bia lame son ihs bs-t
tnth Nucan or perlaps. she is keeping .ly look n0t
h'si her Old paramount Msf' who j. nov holding bis
nightly vgil' TOO ucsr he Virgin to be ssfeesb. to her
These are the celestial aspecis hut here below " Gnd
tat Nenus is sway- the evening stat and from, the -
hecied light Of chandeliers always shines resplendent
aud without a rival
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
RICHMOND WHIG.
pEFrScE. NOT DEFIANCE.

DEFrScg, NOT DEFIANCE
Nearer the mutt.rinE thunders roll,
Hacker and heavier frowns the sky,
Yet our dauntless souihern soul
Faces the storm vita rieady eye;
Hands are strong where hearts are stout,
Our rifles are ready-iook OUT
No Que wishes the storm 60 roll here,
No one cares such q devil TO rsls<;
And In brotherhood, not In fear,
Only for peace a southern man prsys;
Yet he may shout In the midst OF the r0ut,
Our rifles are ready-look QUIT
Keep 10 your own, like an honest man
And here's our hand and here's our heart;
Let the world see how wisely you can
Play 20 the end right nsighboriy part;
But II .Lisehief Il creeping shout,
Our rifles are ready-ioos QUIT
Not defiance, hut only defence,
Hold ne forth for humanity's sake:
And with the help of Oulni q Nc-,
We shall stand ~hen the IN tslns quake:
Only In hita our hearts a. oct
Our rides are rssdy y-look
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
RICHMOND, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 15 1859

18TH ResoiTed That the Secretary transmit copy Of
the kanawha Republican, and Kinawha Valley Star to
the Richmond Wing and Examiner, and Dispatch, the
National lnteigencer, the Washington Constitution the
vile Republican, Staunton Gazette the Executive of L.
s.. Delegate aud Senator the Executive of the State
and the Adjuant General.
And thereuIon the meeting adjourned for drill
A. H. SUMMERS, President.
JOIS d. WHITr Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
ooy. NUH READY FUR THE FALL TRADE. Isse
GEORGE STARRETT

=
4 lffEhS 70 his customers kv
" tnat ot preceding Tor dolng
"ors IN and upon duennr stores factories
cannot BE e1eeed RsparnEpieees Stoves soid ~
year. past for sale wv q" -
Esrstoss spiral Furnace, for brick; 5 slres
Richmond Portable Furnace; 8 sizes
HedenhurE's Patent Heater; sizes
flre-flacc Chimney knoun
Brilliant Gas Burner "a fuel saver); aEes So's
lsctory CoalBurner warranted 20 and drel
American Cooking Rauge, for brick: slEes ''
American Cooking Range, rotary top: sl1es
Bay state Cooking Range (Psrtablee slses
heipmeet Cooking Stoye-a article mad. -
wade Eith HoNater Reservoir, Tin
laTse Oyen-"sinlple, strong and " ''f -'e
N adton 70 The above, hfy varieties and s, 4 .
ne varied wants of the people -N'''N 70
Country dealers buying here.
nc, A. Northern prices, save freight. ~ - ''PSs
ary orde's VII receive Immediate attention Tho.- c..t,
- vel ~ - Hie EerA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
At WHOLESALE.
FINEST RRANug nr furrfNg 49,.

- M 1--I a TT7I-r-T,'l- - ''INWI'H IWhIIIUf
lsst ti-nda menuflcfrred here n ih. -a-rfrv We
hafe alH1Yi on hand u quantity fran uhfrk ~
rtlat d-tler NAY BE- supplied. " ~ f-'''iisf
M taffs orroce u bscco. David " Lees Prsri, AZ. "
hossf - Belle Co. Coshy's paiaieiia n. ID w .,t.. -
usns DO, Richmond | ~ "'''' ''' y y Vhris
,, ienh9fneA sons Bouquet Oiinoc, Lsnghor,. ST.
80, Laneherne sons Citv Trade 20 nj TsrgbSr,s
=. l.ne elaf wade Mourmans premirn- yrstt,frg =
.snet sh many other brands of town ana rsrrry
We best manufactured IN 10 vtb ~ i,yt, -
sen purchasers, and veh dispose q 90 hs ne, .ssl
"f DOVE A CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

AARm4oE ~ Hon IWr.-Married ~ Calvary Church
New York, on Monday, December ~ by the Rev m,
Havks, = g. Culng Eardley, Esq only soo Of Sir chi
Ing Esrdley Bart, Of Bedsen Park, Hatseld Fnglsnd
20 Mics Emily Forence Msgce, only daughter OF jane
hsgee, ESQ.,, Of New Orleans, Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
JAMES G. BOSHER.

tVct EiS de Of llp Strer Second door NORTH nm Cr- q,
Main aud iih. wv y
tPSENrs the following vel established and reliable Com
Arcs rs Insurance Co, Of the City OfSev York capital
ucr-h.iIi
hSoodi ETs Insurance Co.. Of he City YORK eapi,
and surplus. 80 ~ '~' '''N' 0ap''Ai 80.
surplus. '-N'f'o' WIN lAIge
rnH fre In Co, of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus s2oi 600
fone Issued on Buildings, Furniture Manufaetors
sTe On g. @ FdoPSIty GENERALLY against loss damage by
Pahstual settled, the security offered above -mns,
as they are BY experiences aorss 10 tbc
Insured NE ost ample guarantee, fi Assurance b,t ~
contracts entered into BY them viii be fuhnd me most
manner lhe long experience Of the subscber In thee
eI s ahtafe and protect the of his sbtIe he
Az Who may be disposed patronEe ehors Com.
Wy k Inland navigation risks and their r.rys.s
port, insused on the most reasonable terms oes,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOOr

AN lhCO OME, S2,2bO,OOOI
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATS OWE $50 ocot
Az Drsctors Personally RespoasilL fJr ls FsOigs n,
te Company >
NE respectfully ne se-uri,v nj, ,b rtr,
w aad London Insurance Company s policy bolrs III .
ArEe cash capital and Investments, as stated above -
Ihe large capital and income Company enable Il 70
uns convenient % parties requiring anour ofusura
u @ 70 Nc Ordinary mode of insurance. his Company
sues rn.ndAhAI Policies on the payment Of TAN gvT.
~ FRhhJNN Property is thenceforih PERuI WY ~ y
LNSCRkD. The Policy be canrsllsd a. ~ a.. - a -
MUM viii be returned less per cent '' ~ 's f'E
This Company Will make Insurance by loss ~ Rsp, - ~ -
neN and most liberal principle - NV 0N =
Under s Policies of this Company al claims are p,id pr ~
o. tatiaeory proof q loss without o. gs{
ton of preok WORTUAW A W.T. 49, 49,. p,''enta-
mha lgo Main street. feu doors Above p,sf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
REMOVED.

q A BARGAMIs, JR have removed to their New s,or.
". NO "a Main Street. doors above stand
.hsre hsy have increased their facilities doing
work In their line such putting description WAter
fIures Hydrants BoiIery Cooknr
Pumps, Hydraulic Rams ke Putting up Portable Gas Work
ntilns up buildings With gas pipes and fixtures
Al sorts OF tin Roofing heating buildings With no,
ar water or steam They take this
Ave th best Hot Air Furnace In this any country which
they VIII put up and warrant 10 give satisfaction ~
large Assortment Of plain fancy Crates
fenders always hand.
nHEsS GOODS.-we have reduced the price Of all our
In the ~ ''1'" e~4'ei
We Offering Mousisin Robes Printed MerinoS Popp
fTsnted Mouselains silks, six Robes,
very low prices reduce our stoct b
the lst January, vii oder bargains N
curr "a a c,,,.>,r,,.
NEW STYLE HAT.-Jusi received per steamer Jau..-
AoeAnta assortment Of young French
S'oNh son HAAS Something entirely market
noes No or-o.t,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15
( OcKsnITHING, aELL IIANGIEC, sILVRR

L OCKSuITHING, RELL HANGING, SILVER
- PLATING AcThe subscriber has
Northern eies where he has laid IN
the best quality used In Lockmiihing Bell
Ing, etc. aud Invites public EN-
poyed the best wokmen 10 be had
order every kind Of Lock- 70 hang Be in the manner
do Silver Plating In style 20 be
ment In this country All his work warranted,
Ancr experience Of In this
quantance with the best Lock makers In this
himself that he give asfectlon both AZ 10 wokmanshp ana
pces aud therefore socts
will meet with prompt attention
Persons wishing 90 Locks made
STYLE Silver Plating superior manner ip.
Ved 20 call at his establishment the 10Th street, three doors
south Of MAN, where they will be attended shortest
Orders from diFtsnce omee will be i'm.
medate hed and Bell hanging done 10 the country
at city prices.
Address wM W. syEAD
EnverPater, Locksmh nj Rel Hanger
ools-d8m 10Th Street, Richmond Va
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DOCKS,
Id I..nlLfaIL. IIl..-a..

Roo9kS,
RAPHAEL Madonnas elegant book beautifully hound an,
usAed With thirteen pilates o. the Madonnas
Si.,,Sse ahtque flSs morocco gilf
AGALERf Of Distinguished English American Female P
richly Illustrated With hundred engraving sIeEsny
THE Merchant Venice hanb.ouslv illustrated ~ p..
and - '-'N'' ~
BEAUTIES Of The Court Charles IL By Mrs Jameson TvsD
one portraits morocco l2Oo '
IhE PARALLELS Of our Lord
Tehy 6ounf, forming handsome folio volume 10 on
shAksPEAREAN TahlcauN eoloed Hustraons pr,tcs In .t
on bristol board, and uniquely bound. 5ea.
fHE foal Souvenir FoE eoloed froa aature f ,h A.
se letter press printed In gold Bristol bosrd-A pretty
rHE Dresden Gallery elegant a. valuable work a, all
20n0 "r'N ~ ~
Bn yalery Uniform with the Dresden Gallery ana the
TENSfsONs POsus; illustrated MaeTe stanaei and other,
c,,.,1eee morocco antique worked edges s U1.
CVMUs ~ Milton Handsomely Illustrated and beautifully
THE DSssHsa Cottage ny Wordsworth Illustrated Uniform
TilE Poems q oliver Goldsmith Beautifully printed with ros
99raers and YIN eolorei Illustrations Z 80
Ith Queens of England Royal Beauty TueBv
highly finished portraits on steel i2
Ih srattord Gallery. The Shakespeare st,rhood y,v
perrA Beautifully engraved and described By Hen
BOOK Of Favorte BALLADS Illustrated With any ,nrrvinv.
By The first artsts. 6OO ~ ''e'N''"e''
TUE Wayey Gallery Of the principal Female characters In r
SCOT noves new and elegant edition this favor
MooRLs Is. EooL newly Hu',rsd edition small quar,o-
BVNYANs Elgm' P.s0e Steel Illustration, BY s,othard
SACRED md Legendary by Mrs, Jameson vol ta calf
Ta9MPsoNs seasons new and handsome edition Illustrated
Thk Course 81 Time- Illustrated
The shove form but portion Of the n5id ro..i, ~ IL
AV bound and iustraed works lately
e'r' nearly all Of which are fresh and nss s,oet.
dsis Bootseiers ssationers asd pssI.r, Ir P,r 49,;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

1850. FAIL. 1859.
A K. PARK Err 81 co.
SPLENDED ASSORTMENT STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
~ GOODSWe take pleasure announcing
The public generally that
leeted stock Of FOREIGN DOMESTIC GOODS which
us respectfully invite their attention:
Plain Black and Figured -ILKS
Rich Black 0ROS DE ECOSsE
F" 0kOs DE EPSON for mourning
y" " two Floaneed -ILR RoDE5
Extra Rich Colored SILK ROSES
" Paris Printed MOCSSELINE ROBES
hch Paris Chintz Printed NOUS LINES
POPlISa, vALENrIAs, POLL CHEyRFs
Plain and Printed French MERINOFs
Black French MEkISOES
black MO5sELINE5
Black BOND DAZ.Nss; black ALPAeAs
OLOTHS CAssIMERkS and vEsTISGs
81 and ca Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey SATINETs, LIsSsEYs &C.
Bed Blankets
White and colored Servants III. ANKEIs.
Together with every article usually y Goods
House. All Of which We will sell cheap, se33-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

oNl HUNDRED ANn FOETY FtgUT rUOrtyn vtNy mrs.
nElp DOLLARS
a.. ttttS,0OOJ
a,..rn phd ~ he MUTUAL HrNfFfr ffFr TNstpayrf
SlfANl inf losses by deah, under O. aoiss ,-t :, ~
W tin1nd Academy and e. 40 4ara b. t,tf y.
Hn af.Hua n irafta - ~ w '''-
nfgn IN Hchuioni Eho have fanaes friends d-perlsrt
,fi u'rs 20 supfgri ruuli gth small portion OF tt r
policy Or one or more thousand donafs 90 be- psf
lhs cost lr Insurancc 10 thc INITIAL RFNrrr tyy
lV he feurn in fVifuds iH nar rsrt Il -. ~ - -
.osl ,ny p-fson -an Insure ilr sl-ns trnourt
@ ia, rai annually, feni. annually r- laartsriy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-15

I've 1rrrf sf tyFs i1 1. ttpF,f,sfy t,.f., go,
% el .,,r ior one 1r more yei m tbs aSst
,fa ''' W. have paid ulrssnI I.rsrs f.r ~
,.lp.r on account o Slave Insured " h tls ,rJ 49,
49, Ne' hNOWlNs hMALFnnn