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iPHEi.IP RAHM.

:,-" $500. HIcHU0.FD "a.
MANUFACTURES Sreau Engines Of every descrlp,i
IaA and size, Circular Saw Mills, NH Gearing Min
Mschinsry OF Castings lu Iron and Br
done at short notice. Fs0 -Ny
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lRGISiA STOVES! VIRGINIA STOVES !!
| VIZ ClNIA STOVES.!.
RlNONO SIuyk WORKS ESTABLISHED IN 1851.


ASA SNYDER
.SCrACTCRES AZ !ki5 celebrated Southern Stove
Foundry. CyIi:l-r, EoS, rarl"T and Cooking Stoves,
os, .c.iEats sykes aad Of superior working quail.
$50 lilo: Air Furnaces, Fronts and Crates. Hollow
lirra:;- Siuhs, &c. &c ard most d-scrItiots nf
L Gssaims.. AID urIsr-':al Cns:ln:s.
proprietor Is coivinced ia: sufficient apprecatye
VI, evuiI he iuuHd in E's natsrt %hp would pay the
OF ,ood article 10 Justly hin Ia the OF the best
:'..> aa IL; the employment o: competent mechanics.
-irts the nlnul!:r> emioyc! on these stoves are
sias "hn hayr "arns,! ;!.gr ,rad.s Al these works
S:p,es have h=ea gradually gaining favor un; they
nscnas the mos; Ioru!ar Of ANY il Use. Their supe-
':r.us;h anI .imc; 9. operation peculiarly MS iheEn
lir Ne Of servant.
!.n!ga: r.,;-. rsc;Gr:iy supplied.
!ne:s ad Stove dealers ir .u.hpu; he South will ind
SN:heir ;u:rrr.:io forward their nrf'r7s;o
= ASA SNYDER. Eichreni, Va.
tailed in Richmnud r. Mrssr,. e. d. YALg& Co. WI.
= WOOD, &. A. DA"GAjliN, j., a:L wM 4.
NTCASfLE. Jan 9-c:s!.
l rENihENtI.iH1 OG tiiSi.sI...
A%CFACrUEEU At this institution aad s"d there and
she Agents store, No. -, Pearl street l!s :uiow
=. At reduced prices to.T:i;
! -. S!iOes and 6rGgucS
-Ien, Ch!l'!Tca an: S-rTaIts' Sknes
,;on aud Cart Hairless Of rvssy d-ssriy,loD
.Chnc i:Iui,, Leather Los.
,s"tIs, Cars,
~ And Wh..l5a.row,
,',.rrh-s. Safes, &C.
ped abd Plaid CO,;rns
[-:sey, ard Lin>eys Cor plantation hand.
!. .>!y made Clothing 70: Servants
-, of the above arSc-S hand and for sa!r vi.
l!r " repaired. or other job work done 10 order Y:
notice for cash, Or 10 punc;ua custoin.ss only, o:
! 'Gr.
"7s f"n :he country, with satisfactory reference,
|@ifiy aueaJcd to. Address L. NJ SIMNU,
F!i! :i--ctf Agent and SiGresGeps Va p-ni;su:!.rr
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lat ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

TttI hVVN FENE.H DE SEWINNRN.
OK TIE YEAR lS6O-The first session will commence
IN :'r %V'h January and close June 18th.
-'u,s a. for last year.
'-a no-d ot the arrival OF student, Mt BlhcSs and
-. suitable conveyance will be In readiness 10 tax.
!; 10 nv houS- To give such notice. address Mrs ANN
9SGAiN, Marfarland's, Lunenburg
p a'''fr'. !, Richmond nj this time
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.iClnnAO IIIE S:T01K N / y 4; ai.,,

,'siV.NU LE - VNIfN N = Il # =.
~ e. e""lsr,':I-d having procured the services OF r
a., H. to;ss". Tor the purpose Of selling Live S,oci
lac "e h:tht2"Hd market, will, With Luther S Irvine, bt
% i.e l>i day Of September next, prepared
e' s!r ua4iyd-i attention & all business cprrust.d
H s 'eri cop6leai, from their long experience, "a
T'e 20 give entire satisfaction.
1' 44Se lSer"l adran;smuc.s on consignments
:. ~ JOljS GROUSE,
!. .-.'@NN L : IENINE
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4. .lI.iiilEL.

ATTORNEY 4 LAW.
!. ,ciG HoGert Tyj,r. E.Q., l'A South '>'E" S"ct''
(HHdde!piit.
Ill at;eud collections and all o'he! business IA INC
linz OF his profession
L. S-,I3twtf
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100000
S5.902,0oO
Sl,52S,95l
Which deduct from the cost Of the

Which deduct from the cost ofthc
work leaves still, s4,433. $50
rs the cost of the work and property Of the
company, after dcdnctins the amount of its
debt, which we now propose to convey to the
State as security for the loan Of her credit for
the sum of 5000, 900,
Upon this exhibit, can any one wink so f'ara
us not to sec, that the security is ample !:
Again. what evidence can the company give ol
its probable, nay, its certain ability to pay the
per cent interest and sinking fund as they re-
spectively fall due9 This is a pertinent cnqu-
ry-let us look 10 the record.
The report Of the year closing 30th Septem-
Der last, shows that the gross re-
ccipts of that year were S652, 4Uo
The gross receipts OF the year
before oho3o
Showing an increase Of sos, ,000, 0,-and if were
disposed to trespass upon your time, would
refer you to the reviews of former years, show
ing that similar increase has been realized
ever since the road left Gordonsrile and took
its majestic stride towards the great West.
So too with the nett profits, after paying
the transportation expenses of every kind
The same report shows that these nett protl's
for the year just closed were S3S2, 69G
For the year previous they were 292,
Showing in this item, too q most satisiac'o-
ry increase of nett incomc-which like the gross
revenues have been uniformly and progressive
" improving from year to year.
Mr.. WILSON. OF Isle Of Wight--Will the
member from Alhcmare allow me to ask HIM
what is the Average receipt per mile, on that
rart of the road west OF Staunton?
Mr.. MAGRrpER-1 will state in reply to the
gentleman, that have never divided the road
into sections and parts, or endeavored to as
certain how much was paid by any such sec
ton. nor is it at all necessary for my argu'
ment that should do so. 1t is not ono mile
or one section of the road, that is proposed to
be conveyed to the State rs sccnrity-but
ccery mile and erery section Of the whole road
in its entire length, and the receipts from Inc
whole and not from any fractional part; and
he cannot fail to see from what has been said,
they are abundantIy sufficient to insure the
State against any possible responsibility.
Not only out of its income does the com
pany pay its expenses, interest, &c, puC It
pays a dividend OF 5 percent, and thus after
setting aside I sinking fund sufficient 10 meet
all its debts as they mature, pohcy %hlen
every company should adopt ana carefully aa'
here 10, and still without estimating any IN
crease of transportation and travel from the
Covneton and Ohio-irom the LynchburS
conneetion-from the gradually increasing
! nroductivencss Of our country-lrom increase
If nonulation-aided, as all arc, by the almost
creative stimulus Of railroad you will see
from a carefully prepared table and statement
in the report Of thrs company, for the year
1853. the income Of this company, without es'
timating any increase, will accomplish all this:
and yet, there will be an annual surplus OF
over SIC, 900 to meet any unexpected contin'
genciea-
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---,....-,, 5IkE stl:SyS E:SS.

CUW MISSION RSISfNE' E'SH' ,, r.
i'm Of Watkins y Trahrs hrihg dss"iFSi. NE Ira"
-. ,,i,,Jrawiur shah cOntiEuc the Commission bn'
/ n nv c7n name devosins my attention 10 ine saeS
|,,cro wh:n, tour, &C, cni>lsnmeE:' oi whc" arc
;ul,y solicited aud will receive promps attention.
c.cciing sale. shall have me ASSISTANCE o' W.. % ~, =,
s n. IN. ls,- firm OF Harris & Gibson, whose long
;ynse a: thorough knowledge OF III: business, IN aa-
!, &, nv own efforts. will hope, induce mSay OF tiS
a, nnd is,- customers well AS Others 20 favor oe
t.ieic patronage. hSHh' y.
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A1tbmon0 Enqltircr,

DY RITclUE, DUSSAvAST, TYLER & WISE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1850.
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tALuADlE L3esSA Land s'Ols SALE.
SI lsiliHG 10 dispose Of real estate. in order TO Iii
" vide the proceeds a!ioE. my children offer for sale
privately, my FARM, "$nnui:. lli!"
THIS most desira rac; Of Land lies in the heart Of the
valuable tobacco li'> Of Louisa both sides Of the
south branch Of the Nuth Anna river and ajoinag the
lands Of H. y. rondeStsr Gabriel Jones' Joseph NJ aEer
ani others. eight miles from Louisa Court House and To-
lesrr on the virginia C.!!t.al ailrpal aL equally con.
vcni-nt to both.
This farm contains 1910 acres Of which ooo wood
land. more than three "uts OF which heavily tiiuber
ed with oak, pine and hickory Of original growth The
bic land * fertile and in high of imprnvcmcht-Sc
adapted 10 the cr6wh of w!,r:;t. and tobacco. :.
There /. comfortable lw cug with eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses AID ali ncssarr ou;.budnes The
locality is healthy and he nrehh"r'ond pleasant Pre-
sunins tha: a5S sas 10 purchase will visit the arm
and for elves. deem Z unnecessary speak far
ther The Is capable n being divided into three tracts
desir. Being very lrs-Ous Of Svsing, the terms will lie
made 20 accommodate. purchasers.
My manager, Mr.. Groom, will ta:c pleasure u showing
the premises to auy who wsl"- !" purchase.
JULIA a. lULLADAY.
Fog further nEorIna,iua avpy - Dr. W. c. y. Randolph
Charlottesville Va or II. 7. Holiday, Rapid Ann Sta
,t"n. Orange and Alexandria Railroad, wo Is authorized
To sell iec%,NcStf.
GOOD " l!S'rE;is lGGiNG E..kNpS.
'slhE undersigned have for sale large quantities of good
Arsdn-as farming lands, of very superior Iuai'y,
ana Oh low terms.
iy will also enter lands for persons desiring to invest
on farorabl- terms.
All business of land n,,ura attended TO preppiy In
any part Of Arkansas
Goud cotton Ian k in large bolies for sale cheap For
'"I particulars, address uyl: PRlTCIAED,
InrkS
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Sgv YORK Fob. ll.-wm. Tours was found dead io
the til. morning, with his sku crushed BY some blunt
h,ayy instrument. His watch chan stolen There Is
We. no clue TO lhsu.drr-r The deceased employed
q. nlghs wa.ehufin tie custom house
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..,,I,, CovE.:SOR OF virginia.
10 q q M A llSN.

cr ,r,nX h,yinc hcru received ry the Executive,
,,,,I,rn irc. r-S.e, Nh0 is charged with
Ne a; murj.r p.rre,sa;-d II the sosntS "' & west.
.t has led ron justice, and Is noN sHins a.. ,"k'
'' a., hereby o.ler \ reward q! one hunarsa uoi,
re a" LEW ,s, Shai arr.s; the ."id fugitive and
f sS is:" .hs Jail Of said COUNTY: an! do morsoysr
ss, The people generally. :" their es't eNSr''OaS
~, .rrrs ,ta, is MAY hs brought to justice
,''i ne ianI as l;ryrruor and undr. The Less
| q; H.. Commonwealth, y, hich.nnn,i. this :Sd
Law uf Iauur':, iseu. ''o''-' LII. "''"''
|. GIcracr. L
,,gG. ". Nr>f"ra Secretary q ne tDE',nS:!Mga
uIHn,ED is los well SET, very black, WIN hhe
az -. , li.:!- Jan .i.-cSr
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slcr JOHNSON. W. X. fse
JOHNSON & rUGE.. -

i.ASLcr JphSSiS. "S. ". r1eh'
JOHNSON & rCGEs.
70 MMlSS1ON NIEltCE1A ANIS,
l,suHr Dril riSC sIincEU. nAREHUrSE,l
RICHMOND, Va.
D: me s,e o. Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, anc country pro-
.c. generally return their sincere thanks TO their
. .vr ;nc very liberal patronage heretofore eHleuueu
80 ,,J .,s continuance and increase Of the same
a.W v,ar PROMISING their undiriied personal atien
:, Al, ,uu,i :l,lcuIs committed 20 them
g!-cti
J. MtGILL,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
;FICE viii: Robert Tyler, ESQ., No. Ill, South Sixth
pHILADELIoH "A,
attend 10 the collection OF claims and all other hus
....,, ., Al. cure Jan 81 = elf
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NNEIIE.
,,->ans havns tai.:s debts agaiis; :hr late fe
,! vl.rl.s o! Carrlns county, trt:n'I' rHhTr 1'"'.
~ a. security FOR or jointly with others, are hereby
"a rres.n, the saiur 20 me. properly authr:tea;r,
...nrn' n. the estate OF tas said rstsr ernr'"r viii
~, ,;ried hy The 10Th day Of SetcabsT, 1861, ai:s'
/ ling i: T. III be- too l::c.
! ''''s JOSEPH ~ SEAf, Adm're:
:, -, n I..,.. DrarIrs deed
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The Evil Of Djsuuiet.

In an able article on the subject, the N. y
Journal of Commerce remarks that it does not
regard the present panic In New York in the
usual acceptation of the term, as likely long
to be continued, nor that the evil most to be
deplored will be the result Of the present ex-
traordinary excitement at the Stock Exchange
The evil most to be deplored, says the journal.
is the unsettled state of the country, which
paraly yes industry and shuts up the avenues
to employment A general excitement spread
ing throughout q country, creating apprehen-
sion, and thus checking enterprise in trade.
manufactures and commerce, will throw
Thousands out of employment and thus not
only diminish the national wealth, but bring
want and suffering to multitudes of houses
where there would otherwise be peace and
plenty. Whatever be the exciting cause
whether the fear Of an epidemic or of political
trouble, the immediate result is the same save
that the former may be more clearly defined
because more local, and limited to it's onera.
ton by times ard seasons. Three months NJ
paraiyzed industry will cover a winter of
severe suffering TO thousands Of the Iaboring
population, throug all the ma n ufac turin dis.
tricts of the country. The real cause of trouble
is the impression which widely prevails, that
thereh likely to be an open rupture Of the bonds
which unite The States of this Con federacy. The
question 10 everywhere suggesting itself to
men minds, are the laboring, the ind ustrious.
the business portions of the u. States-are ali
men VINO nave interests in society-to be kent
In constant state of disquist. no, krowino
whether the fruits OF their labor win no, ,nr.
TO ashes in their grnsp' Weare not consiasriaa
this subject In political, nor even in so,, ~
ern point of view but, looking TO tn, srss
objects Of all government-life, property, lin.
erty, order, stability-this whole nation
cursed, tormentsd and vexed in its Utmost
soul by fanatics and demagogues. is ready to
exclaim, not irrsverentIy nor sngrily, but
from the bottom Of its tsnpest.tost soul
"Hs1 ieas, oh Lord, how long =" Net yer
~ slApssA sssss the wsves ef scstleaai esss,s.
lafsl Nsrs saaaiDg rsssiala AtGA, hae ssssss.
~ b. snss. bsss sisli ID tbs ssqta, ksiesk IS
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COMMUNICATED |

II .NS Gs47. The PHOTOGRAPH and
So FINE ART GALLERIES Of g. W.
MINIS, esta bllshed IN thus city and in Peters
burg. Va, in l8i7, have been in successful opera
ton ever since, and have a elI-earned reputation
for the production OF good work and at no time
has Mr.. MINIS been better prepared tn execute
every style OF tortraiture than at present, as he
has permanently IN his employ the very best
ink and the Likenesses gotten W. by him in ali
the various sty es, from the small Ambroty pes up
Z" the largest szes, oil coors water colors and
India ink, either copied from small pictures or
made from lfe are unsu rpassed In correctness of
portranure and artistic finish, by any other Gale
nv. either North or South,
Gallery and Artist Studio, 2l7 nj ain street.
no 2i--3s
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A- BILL HEAD! BILL HKAps.!-The larges,
and most complet assortment of RULED Pa
PERS, for BILL HEADS. of various colors-
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where Call and see specimens and prices. [tsl
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Northern Markets tBy TELEGRAPH,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10th. = Flour l2n25 cents
lower-Howard Street and Ohio S475. closing
heavy. Wheat dull and heavy white Wheat very
dull and 10 cents lower; red ST .n5n Sl.l5; white
81 goa 81 IS. Corn dull-whie 6Oc.; yellow Csc
Provisions dull-Mess Pork Si9 declined 50 cen ts
Coffee half a cent lower, at l4c.@I41s. WhIskey
dull at 50i4-
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Stocks to-day variable,
and closed lower. New York Centrals 72k Va
6's ~. Government SIS 95. Cotton Irregular and
unquotable. Flour neavy; Soutnern IS 2On SIS 50.
Wheat heavy; Western write 81 2oG Sl.4O. ofn
lower mixed 641s6. Pork declined; mess $40 so
G$l6.75, prime $1,000 gil. Lad heavy at l2n
l2n. Whiskey l854Di9. Sugar lower, at 51s n6c-
TGrpentine dull at 81 assoc. Rosin lower; 81 IS per
bbl Rice dull.
Sales in New York, Nov. 10, of 5000 ". C SIS
at rs: $1,000 Tenn. 6s at 74G74h, and SS3 900
Mo. 6's at 66 d67
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Nicholas G. Portz has been recognized by
the President as Vice Consular Agent Of
France at Mobile.
Prof. VIM. F. Webster, connected with the
Washington (Pa.) College, died on the 18th
last
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THE ETHER DIsCovERY.-The Commission
er of Patents has refused the application of
DIR. Morton, of Boston. for a renewal of the
patent granted to him and to DIR. Jackson in
1916, for the use of sulphuric ether TO promote
anes thasia.
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Breekinrdge's maj .252
The above table allows for the mistakes in
Accomac and Lancaster, and shows that Bell
has a clear majority of PA in all the counties,
official and unofficial. Breckenridge, there
fore, goes to Webster "a new county, PA be-
LIn
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TRAGEDY IN EAST RANDOLPH, N. Y.-The
Chatauque( IN. Democrat states that Ben
jamin Ward, of East Randolph, on Monday
last, stabbed his brother in-law, Mr.. Henry
Walker, in the side, wounding him morally,
because Walker has protected his sister
Wards wife-from the Iatter's hI utalitY.
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LYNCH LAW IN KANsAs.-The Leavenworth
TX. IT, Times publishes a letter from Linn
county, Kansas, giving an account of a new
outbreak In that region. Al the date of the
letter, one man, named Russell Kinds, after a
trial by lynch law, has been hung, and others
ordered TO leave the Territory Immediately.
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THE VIRGINIA INSANE AsYLUMs.-The
Governor has appointed the following gen.
tlemen Directors of the Yves tern LunatIc Asy:
lum: Thos J. Mchie kenton Harper H III
Bell ]. ID. Imboden, NJ. G. Hartman, jacob
Baylor, ]. A. Hartman, J. Med. Taylor, Also
lom Coiuer, DR. s. II. Moffett, and Samuel b
Brown. Robt. +. Cole who was recently ap-
pointed one of the Directors OF the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum, having resigned, the Cover
nor has appointed Christopher J ID. Pryor in
his place. Dr. Q. III. Hubbard, another Direc-
tor recently appointed. having also resigned
Alex. IL. Hankins has been substituted for
him.
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| FATAL AOUIDRNT.-A letter from Memphis
Virginia, was killed on the 18th inst, By the
stage, upon which he was travelling, turning
over five miles below Oakland, Yaliabusha
county, Mississippi. Mr. Elan formerly re-
sided in Lynchburg, and was a native of AL.
bemarle county, where his father now resides
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PHILADELPHIA and the Abolition Trade.

IL We announce to-day the suspension of
specie payment by the Farmers Bank The
other Banks will, it is supposed, follow its
example.
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N Hea dquarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT!
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all in want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS
Their stock embraces
EPAULETTES, in every varlety, for officers
and privates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LACES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and q general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL & TYLER, los Main street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spectacles, M ilitarv and Fancy Goods.
no3-d&cwlm Tin y
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OBSERVATORY BCRNED.-Caulder's ObSer-
vatoTy, nea- West OF Union, Monroe CO., Va
was burned TO the ground on Monday night
the 18th inst This Observatory was erected
maLy years ago, and has always been an OBJ
was about eighty feet above the ground, and
the view from It's top was very grand. The
| mountain upon which it was situated is
known as Caulder's Peak, and presents high
elevation above the surrounding country.
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sUBJECT:
COCKNEY TRAVELLERS AND OrBypc

HA- PRICE OF TICKETS, so CENTS y,
For sale a. J. w. Dawes. next to Neeb,n'.,
Hall; Meade Il Bakers; j. Woodhouse', Ar-t
son Dupuy's. Broad st J. Laidley's, on NJ
between 4th and 5th SIS; r. /. Roblnsonis co,na
4th and Franklin sts.; and Geo W BlldvTn =.
Main street and at the door of the Hail Al Ma
A Lecture to commence at O'Clock 49,
no u 81
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DIED.

At his residence. in Manchester. on the 18th
instant, SEA1ON NJ. FAhISS. IN the 4lst year of
his age. after a long and painful illness OF con-
sumption, which he bore with Christian fortitude:
He leaves afectonate wife, hve children, and
many friends, to mourn their loss But their loss 10
his gain. He died the death OF n Christian.
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c

EshA INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated 1897
HNE VIEaINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSuH
ANCE COMPANY.
h.OMoe No. ISL hlaln Street, Richmona. VI
YHIs COMPANY has the advantage of ttsesfy- sssss
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during all
of that peTiod needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance. in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are above, and its
affairs managed prudently, but literally, and il
rates low those of any other good institx-
ton. DIRECTIONS:
W. L. Cowardin, ]: L. Wsdsworth, Patrick Gallon,
Horace l. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas, W; Purcell, Jno; n. Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas,
Jas. A. Inloes. H. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President OF Secretary, Ia person o.
By letter. W. L. C0WARDIN, President.
WV. WILLIs.IR. Seoretar- jse-ta
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they had retrsatsd only to gather new strength,
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they had retreatsd only to gather new strength
they come hack upon US from all quarters Of
the compass, higher, darker and more threat
ening than ever. We believe that we speak
the Utmost feelings of men of all positions and
all employments when we say that this slave
~ question must he closed now and forever !
closed fully and completely taken forever and
ever out of the arena of politics, and that any
policy which does that, will meet the appro-
baton Of the whole American People Inc
country is siek and tired of suffering the hnan'
cial evils of war, and walking perpetuaiiy
under the fltfuI clouds that herald It's coming,
and watching the flashes and hearing the omi-
nous rumbIings of the threatened storm. Re-
aeetipg and judicious men are a. king-Is this
always TO be sol Must;we, and after us, eur
children, live forever in unrest and uncer tain
tyi Is there no remedy for this state of
things no means of ensuring the unspeaiSabl BILE
blessings of peace, permanence and security
Philadelphia and the Abolition Trade.
The Philadelphia Bulletin publishes n cor
respondence to show that the late vote of
Philadelphia for the Republican candidate
will secure her a large share of the Western
trade. The same fact will probably operate
against the Southern trade of that city.
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