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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
I.

TVNRT-wEUKLY, THRG UGH TO LYNCH S%3s-rTTTTT<S
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, SfSlF7lss1S.-.-=s
AND TRI-wEEKLY ON THE OPP0sITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LIZ LINE AS PAR AS sCoTTsvlLLE
LyncSburg i 90 buchanan 2 ~
The through line viii Richmond Monday Wednesday
Friday al NJ and and after 9Th September the Way
line scosye will leave Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays and far settVe Returning, Scots
willie Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 1l5{ A. NJ
Zee distance fare ana time Of passing In card below for through
line and observe that the seoyie line will pass Intermediate
points the opposite day at the hours going hou
later coming down.
Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday Wed
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]. NJ. BENNETT, Auditor.
or so much thereof as she'll
the same, with Int rest, and
!, will be sold at Auction, al
, on Monday, the LIST OF octo-
, A. NJ.
nv upon the sac OF each par
JOHN A. HUTCHEs0N,
sher, n Of Henrico County.
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RAILROADS, &C.
1860

1850. NOTICE. 1850
@@W 80
tn PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THPOUGH TICKETSAHD THROUGH CHh6Kd
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night exeeped-betwesn -
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADFIPUIA NEW YORK, and all Important points West VIA Ac
ouia Greek and Washington, over the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
steamers thence Washington So miles, In all lSO meS In hours
being a comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
FV- Hours Of departure eco A. M and 100 r NJ -
H Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, OHIOkED
TIRoUaH 70 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. ,,,- IT,. ar.
Ramofs Philadelphia Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cat
70 Da,ton JGrsonye Island GAINESVILLE, Washington
New YORK st. Louis Chicago Psburg Louisville, Decatur, New
ark, Yncennes. ,,,, - -. ....a. a..
steamers Aequa Greek and Washington
Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants for Washington
v and points NORTH must In all cases be voueed Tor by
se responsible whit. Of Nchmond In person, known 10
The officers the Road tickets will be sold applied for by
letter -, "a,
sho.s a Mn JAMES b. WINSTON,
Gen1 Ticket Agent s.
sAM'L RUTH supL.
once K. ZAP r K Co., " =.
Z chnond, Sept 49, 1883. jAnSt-u
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DICHmOND AND YORK fssS Esgsl--'rsIsS51
III RIVER RAILROAD. A1kxEE@@,2kF
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK

AND NORFOLK.
PARE a2-DINNER EXTRA-No Breakfast will be prepared on
the Bost)
and aer MONDAY August 9Th passenger trains viii leave
Richmond daily Except sundaysO at NJ stopping only upon
signals at Pair Oars Meadow Dispatch, Summit Tunssali,
indian Town. Cohoke White Hall and RonAneoke land arrive al
West Point at s45 z. NJ - . .
The commodIous steamer WEST POINT, Capt j.
Rowe King and Queen Court Rouse Landing Mondays
Wednesday, and Fridays at 81 A. NJ connecting with the carr
1t West Point and stopping signals only at Clifton, water
Fence Shepherds Warehouse Moody CappShoSse bgIsr
Yorktown Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point atf
NJ. and Norfolk at3P. VI. .
and saurdays Mt M and Old Point at SIS A. NJ, landing
only as above and connecting West Point with the at
81 and arrive In Richmond at 3P NJ
No Boat landings made -,
Feghs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
~ and West Point Tuesdays, Thursdays And
Saturdays until p. VI.
Fare from King Queen @. H. and other points the
To Ricbmnnd .................... 2 90
RSom Richmond 10 Norfolk .................... 90
an It's r. II. TEMPLE supL
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.

Lands Purchased by e Commonwealth for Id1s 'n We yeT
ISIS Unrefeened and again Transmitted for Sale IN lsC0
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RICHMOND BOARD OF TRADE.
kent rr.s D 3AS b DUPUT, r. W B. IsAAOs, SscN
coHrrFrEE txnTEAToE.
WILLIAM g. DONNAN. Chairman.
GtEgIN ". uLAzErS0OAs \ 8 baNtLs1. ,,.
WILLIAM BURk. d ~ bAiDdEOADa&
LUTHER LIBBY JAMES 4 hpDlOA.
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h6ARIrIE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. Septemberas.
ElH v.r0 surEs1lrl ~ ocoCL-sUs ass 6oi; sEt So
ARRIVED
s.-amr Geo. Peabody, Peazrd Baltimore ndse and Pas,
4 Carrie.
SIR. Us. a. Hicks RccklAnd. Ius, libby BurtOa.
b. Ar,uiaras saov. BrdglrJ 4 Co.
mo- $ raxsou York Rive, vhcat, c. h. Boshrr.
Ben yaadevere Jones, Baltimore, s1an5, Ein1nd Dayen
port & GO.
Apologize crannsr, Phna., coal, R 0. HlskIas.
SAILED,
scar Ctzea Dr.nkvatsr s. uiur, ". Z. co'quti Co
tn-a Jane. Ph.ups, BAT lrrc,
e. Cloud, Gustlty, down The river, sighL
e. kachel Ann, -, do
4" Geo " scttg Parker, DO
" Jas. Hunter. eaEyr-, do
Wm 3 rrplett, Prtche,i, d.
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INSURANCE COMPAN z =
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS 81 900.
Once No. 1853 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers anan OF
Land carriage 49, ~,
FIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses
Warehouses and other Buildings In town or country
POLICIES Issued al rates and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Ios r Andsr,ou samI j. Harrison, David J. Saunders
Jas. L. Appenon, r. Heath, Geo U. smell
VIM. Breeder, Ed Mccarthy, stesrns
DavidJ. Burr, I. Miller John y slntoni
Vim. H. Christian, VIM. @. Paine, = H. skinker,
Jshn Dooley. Samuel Putney, Geo. }. SUMMER
+ w GaEebrook. John Purcell TIL Taylor, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John d. Quares, VIM " layof'
q. J. Watson.
Communications received Office through Director
ARCH'D PLEAsANTs, Prest
uaw-..ru as,.x au2t
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Total Amount
All Of which n certified,

All Of which h certified,
The Real Estate above mentioned
be sufficient 10 satisfy the Taxes OF
commiss on and coN Of advertising
the Court House, Of Henrioo County
Der, 1860, commencing at II o'elSeh
TERNs-CSsh; payable lmmsdiat
eel
sel4-wiE
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yTfHE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH r$SsR
j STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of Grst class =
Esaps are nov running regularly between the ABOVE por,
5000 shu1sd 30 savannah he Interior o. the States of
Gs7-a an Alabama By Railroad nom savannah, VIII have
80, Attention. r h. BELr, IT,, Agent,
!. - Baltimore.
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At MEADE a RAKER'S Drug ore, Physicians win
"a f.d th- most complete Of surgical Instruments
aod appliances, and a The and valuable PhArmaceu ;A
rr-n.r.L-anl. lh.mr.ll anl RemelL.I .aLl
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1, - CIAL NDTICE.-rhs Steamship JAMES .Sf,FS2.
- TOWN bls reslusI her place agla pa the Iins be- M
ts-.r here 81 Sew HorE
Iesustps p-l5ng ms Inc VIII leave New loft
10 Is. n. sUni 1g fellows va.
SIZE yorktown C,pt,n Parrish Sst1rdly AZ p. "
The JAMESTOWN Ca simmer every si1y. 3P 81
TIE RO tNOks, Ctptta Crucr. thursday az ~ 81
RETURNING.
They Rlhmoal every sjay ard Friday a. o'cl-c
r NJ -1f Saturday ~ tolch'ng Norfolk going and return
LUDLAM WATSON,
Ourns'.- tf-1rnars' Whsrv-s.
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Total. AliOt2 5l
All Of which Ia certified;
J, NJ. BENNETT, Auditor
The Real Estate above mentioned much thereof as SHAH
be uGccn. satisfy the Taxes the same With interest," and
cot ard OF advertising, viii be sold at auction 81 We
Court Holf Of Hen'o County MONDAY the LIST Day OF oe-
tober, 1850 commencing at II o'clock, A. NJ.
TEM-Cah PAYABLE upon the sale OF each parcel
JOHN A. llUTCHEs0N,
sslt-v4v Sheriff Of Helreo County
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IHOR BALTIMOHE--rry-w weekly ,jyig--A
n Frcl. 10 ana PASSENGER Einr.-.ziaEssdsE.lLs
Pc HH ~ ST -INBIIT fDNPAAf-the sttantrf
GEO PEABODY Captain ch,rI Pr'rhari and BLLt lDkHE
Dl Ken, have Richmond, flr Baltimore every Tue day
and day, he hu- % 3 o'clock Er'urni
uIlry- BNtlrs The same davs thereby enabling ship
ana passengers 90 have opportunity Of communication De-
taeen t1. p1i1ts cvcry other day
speed comfort and SAFETY, these steamers ne most
na1 70 their class having been recently rlhtted In he NEST
p.1vrd STYLE
Passage AMI ARE s.
E.e procured either al oes Ia Shackos Slip opposite
@5v DAVID WI CUsRIF
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~ = VI. rEAWSHIP jaime atOWn, .!zrE3
f-r NV Ya-z TIE O. r. steamship JsHlelt.,Fn
C5pt IhHu.s SKINNER vl leave he-e a; o'sock p NJ i
d1y. ne Z- il5-
5a -l-ts suel % 20 BY either Of ne
e-s a1i nciaiei fos The very Low prise Of
SIS
Psse 90 ~. Ys-s meals sai s.l.ercom Included go Steer
a. passage e.
P1.-s O. Norfolk same as ~ tss river boats
g-srt received to-day, lr-l slyl aai up TO The hour Of
o',,1cf. r. ~. FeiTly.
Uo.s a-es ls requested send 'or the goods to-day.
Fraflt tk-l moderate -t-s and forwarded with
n ps--h.
-s a1I b.sss secured At our osc, 51arith, ship.
.sf... LCnlAM & WATSON.
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NAMES or TN PERSONS
CHARGED Win rAXKs.
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RICHMOND FERTILIZER
RRAYD CVTTTNG.

SO Bells. ,EXTRA Gas BBLS. CUT LOAF
.e1s LEwis wERp JOHN G. wApR.
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So 29S, 500 90
Paid up Capital and Surplus........... 2,l9llil W
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
Y5IlIIS old and responsible Company inSurcs
I against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description OF property, and offers to Merchants
aud others desiring insurance, the security oi an
actual Capital % So 29S 500. for the whole OF which,
and for amy liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
lSplvIDrALIY RESPONSIBLE, even to the extent OF
their entire fortunes The Shareholders number
about thousand, and "a IL large portion OF
these are persons of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist Tor meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him ITO appear to
ans: accept any action or legal proceedings inst-
tutcd against by said Company, III the same
manner aS if the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws Of the United
States. Or any Of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
4 SPECIAL PERMANENT Fund HAS BEEN PLACED
,rrur DISPOSAL OF THE AGEST At PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE HIN TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LoSsss, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED
The uniform course ol Tie company Has always
been Il liberal one towards Policy Holders. Nojusi
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay.
reut of losses is standing rule. During the
past year. LOSSES exceeding $o25, 900 were paid
Losses paid rs soon ~ the amount is asccrtained
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income ~ the Company Is now ahoni ; J.
o00, 0uo, increasing gradually each year. showing
that it has the confidence of the different c"nimu-
mites in whir: business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium will be moderate, ana III
all eases will bo based upon the character "i The
owner or occupant and the merits Of the risk.
IN. .,uLitiop, .; Insurance are framed with the
greatest i5oraity.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
rt:~ Oiicc in Exchange Block, on King street
sen .,S--llN
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Democratic Meeting.

At meeting Of the Democracy OF Alex
andria city and county, held in Sarepta Hall
on the Sth instant, on motion Of D. r. Black
lock, HuGH LATHAM was elected Chairman
On motion, l.. L. Green and }. NJ. Stevens
were appointed Secretaries.
| Mr.. Latham made Il few pertinent remarks
| upon taking the Chair.
| Mr.. G. u. Wise offered the following pre-.
| amble and resolution:
WHEREAS, The Central Executive Committee o
| the Democratic party Of Virginia have invited d
general Convention Of the party throughout the
State, to meet in Charlottesville on the 10th inst
and whereas the interests of the party render d
| conference eXpedient, therefore,
ReSoirea. That twenty three delegates be ap-
pointed TO represent Alexandria city and county
in said Convention---of which five shall be nomi-
mated from the first District four from the second
nine from the third four from the fourth, and one
| from the fifth District.
After some discussion, the resolution was
50 amended as to appoint five from the 9th
District
The preamble and resolution were then
adopted
The Chair made the following appointment
of delegates:
1st District.-G. II. Smoot, H. X. Brad
shaw, J. Il. Johnson, C. F. Suttle, and John
w. Burke
End District.-A. J. Humphreys, G. D.
Wise, r. NJ Smith, and B. H. Berry.
3rd District-Jas H. Reid, Col c. L.
Stuart, w. III. Smith; j. l.. Pascoe, Turner
Dixon, james Sangster, DR.. c. W. Chancel-
lor, +. Hartley. and F. S. Blackjack.
4th District--D. r. Blackjack, James Fos
sett, j. F. Dyer, and j. II. Brent.
9TH Distrlct.--JameS Roach, ST., }. r..
Johnston. $. Lafayette Somers, and Maj
James X. Smoot.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretaries
were ordered to be added TO the list Of dele
gates.
hlr. J. T. Johnson offered resolution, that
committee Of five from each district be ap-
pointed to draft a Constitution for perma-
nent organization of the party. and that the
Chairman call u meeting Of the party imme-
diateIy after the Charlottesville Convention
for the purpose Of organizing
The Chairman appointed the following as
the committee:
lst District--J T. johnson, f. H. Stanton,
T. Z. Kemp, &. W. Dearborn, and Capt. n.
Boush.
I'd District Isaac kell, b. II. Berry, G..
o. Dixon, George Dutfey, and James Nc
Lean.
Sd District-R ,ht. Brockett. H. l.. Stuart,
g. l.. Deetun, A. F. :5kidmore, and j. Ii. l..
Sangster.
4th District--J. Ii. Brent, c. NJ. Castle
man, c. +. Cox, W. j. Higdon, and L. +.
Green.
9TH District t.--Geo OFT Wunder, J. B. Car
son, JAS. Roach, .r, Thos. 3. Dawson, and
Septmus Brown.
On motion, it was resolved, that a commit
tee of ore from each district be appointed to
procure room for the permanent use of the
party, and suitable for it's meetings.
The Chair appointed the following as the
Committee:
lst District-J. 7. Johnson.
2nd g. d. Wise.
Bird W. H. Smith.
4th d. Il. Blackjack.
9TH @ james Roach.
On motion, the city papers were requested
to publish the proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned.
HUGH LATHAM, Chairman.
l.. f. GREEN Secretaries
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aug G--cotl Collector lSt and 4ih Wards.
NHESTNUT GROVE WHISkEY.--The en-
~ tcrprsing proprietor has furnished the coni-
munity StimuIant, Pure, Hcalthinl and inrigo-
rating, at the same time mild delicious beverage.
Ii is calculated to do away with the vile drugged
stuff that is pal,ncd of on the community, and
which is injurious to body and inind. In addition
10 the certificates beneath, he has received a Di-
plpm:. from the STA lie AGRICuLTuRALSO SO
ClETY nnd additional testimony from DIR.
JACKSON Of Buston, who testl1ics under oath to
its absolute purity.
CERrIFICATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9th, lS5S.-We have care
fully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove Whiskcy
whicl you sent us, and lind that it contains none
Of the poisonous substance known ~ Fus,l Oil,
which Is the characteristic and injurious ingredient
of the whiskeys in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YoRE, Sept. 81, lS5S.-l have aralyzed a
sample of Chestnut Grove Wh;skcy, received from
Mr.. Charles Wharton, ir., Of Philadelphia, ana
having carefully tested il. am pleased TO state
that it is entirely free from poisonous or deleerl
Gus substances. Ii l. an unusually pure ana illlc
favored quality Of Whiskey.
JAS r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Bosrox. March 7th. lsj9.-I have made Il chem
ical analysis Of commercial! samples of Chestnut
Grove Whskcy. which proves 10 be free from the
heavy Fusl Oils, and perfectly pure and unadul-
trrated. The fine flavor OF this whiskey is derived
from the Grain used in manufacturing it. Res
2ccttuliv,
4. A. HAYES. VI. D.. State AssHycr,
No. Ii. Boylston Street
For sale By c. WHARTON. Jr.
Sole Principal Agent
No. 1lG Walnut street, Philadelphia.
phila1rIuhia iy 2S-,;3m
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An ACT CONCERNING FREE NEGROES,
n passed the City Council the 9th of February,

~ passed the City Councl tne 5tn Vi cepl uai },
1S5S:-
SEC Ist.-Bc It enacted by the City Council cf
Aerandria, That any Free Negro failing TO pay
his or her Corporation taxes, or levleS, Tor any
year, or years, and not having visible property
out of which they can be made by distress, shall,
by order of the Mayor. be hired ont by the Cnllcc
tor Of the Corporation, Of the District in which
such free negro may reside, Tor such time Is will
suffice at not less than ten cents Il day, to raise
the said taxes and lcyies. with commission to the
officer of five per cent. Ii hired out for a longer
time the hiring as TO such excess shall be void
and the free negro may recover OF such officer
seventy five cents for every day thereof. II the
hrcr carry such free negro out OF the County or
Corporation, without his or her consent. declared
before the Mayor, and by him certified in writing
the hirer ALI forfeit all title to the services Of
such free negro, and moreover he fined not less
than twenty. nor more than two hundred dollars
SEC. No such hiring of free negro in or
der to pay his taxes OF levles, shall be for any
which have been in arrcar more than five years.
SEC 3.-Ths Act shall be in force from and
after the passage thereof.
TINE FOLLOWING FREE NEGROES will be
/ HIRED in front Of the Mayors Office, ." tie
ISM durof august, 1850 At 10 o'ciock 4. N., in
conformlty to the above law, as per list below re-
turned to ME by Wesley Avery, Collector of Taxes
lst and Ith Wards.
Given under my hand, the Sth day of August,
1860. WM. B. PRICE, Mayor.
A LIST of Free Blacks that bave not paid their
Taxes to the City Council Of Alexandria, for the
year 1898 -
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zz.,;- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.-The subscriber will send (tree Of
chu,yc) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
tions for making Il simple Vegetable Balm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotchcs, Ta", FreckIes, Sallowness and all impu-
rites and roaghness of the Skin, leaving the same
u> Nature intended it should be-sott clear,
snooth, and ben"tiJm. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions and advice, will please call
on Or address with return postage.)
JAS T. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 80 City Building, n. York.
Mn. mn, o-l2ma
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FIRST INSTALMENT

FALL GOODS
DY SHIP MACAULAI from Liycrpoo, we
u have received 2 crates Of WHITE GRANITE
QUEENSWARE.
BY the barquc Petrea now on her voyage from
Liverpool direct to Alexandria, chartered for our
goods solely, We shall receive the residue Of our
Fall i'm mportation of l95 crates and hogsheads Of
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line Of the Orange and Lynch
burg, Virginia aud Tennessee and other railroads
connecting, nccd 90 no tartie~ North for goods in
our line whether they consider the assortment,
styles and quality of goods or the prices at which
We will acllwe guarantee satisfaction II all these
particulars. [aug r. II. MILLER, son L co.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE.
co " Il i y \,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
r,pIraT nvTp a5n ODO DOLLARS.

CAPITAL OVER $50, ,oO0 DOLLARS,
AND CUNSTANTLN INCREASING.
The Charter q! this Company offers more 1"v"ra'
bic ANITA Scs ~ the !d:nicr ana others IMAM any
Company chartered III tbs S!a!o, hy ia@uilng
wlti ar without :. premium note. II ti:e applicant
prgl.r n, :in pay the tul! amount oi the prehnn
ia ash or by c.ic.tug Il cash insurance Tor I'VE
..ar, the lilstrcI saves ma u lte amount
he would oicim !$c have 10 pa! or ~ becoming
member aud giving a;nali premium ;oe, tie IA
,Irc,i saves nearly one half Vt the amount charged
iy Stock Companies, when insurng from year To
wear This Is tDc advantage resulting from III,
combination U! The
rASu AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by lire, on the i]ih day D!
March 1881. since which time oyer seven tt"nsahc
seven hundred persons nave insured ana become
members Uf tho Company an" over seventy 'h"u'
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
Increased our business during the past year! We !ee'
grateful! for ihe lihcra patronage bestowed upon
Tha tuu,uuq thus far. and for its iatcring pros.
poets Of future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe that, by prudence, caution anu arl9ld
system Of economy. they wall establish iof thls
Company = reputation for chcapncSs ana safety
not surpassed BY any Company III the 1. states.
All differences in settlement ot losses, may ID
determined bY three dsinteres!ci arbtratorS OF the
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
chos,.n by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
II. w Thomas. James I. Close,
= = Hober;s.n Thomas L. Hill.
Dr.. Il. II. Stabler, K. IL. Garter,
Christopher Nca!e, VIM. Wright,
P. u. Lpscomb, K. r Lester,
S;Ias Bi~lcw, Ben. L. N"!lc.
Y. ~ Turner, George f. French,
L. B!akcv, Wm. c. Knight.
OFFICERS:
Il. Y. Thomas, Prest. Thomas I. Hid, Ire'er.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
w. WFITELOCK Il CO.'S
NrPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME ear always
~ be had Of
BAKER d Bro, Winchester.
}. {. NEvETr, Alexandria.
{. +. SurTIE Il Co., Alexandria.
WHEAT & BRo., Alexandria.
B. DARBY. Georgetown.
JoSA Tyson, Frederick.
We claim this article to be superior to any thing
of the kind made in the United States, and for its
eject refer with confidence to the farmers Of Fair
fax, Culpcper and Clarke, where it has been 50
extensively applied for some years past
It's cost is less than guano while it yields hen-
vier wheat and leaves the land in much better con-
iiton than that fertilizer.
W WHlTELOCK L co.
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