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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22
The Homestead bill Approved by the
PRECEDENT.

Washington, May 2l.
The President has approved the home
stead hill. 1t is therefore law.
Gen. Wadsworth will soon resume active
service in command of brigade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22
T AIDES AND GENTS REFRESH

r AIDES AND GENTS REFRESH
IL MENI BOOMS,
Corner Merchants Row & West street,
RUTLAND.
The subscriber having rented, furnished ana
stocked anew the Rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
HATCH, 10 Perkins Block, would inform the citi.
zeps of Rutland al vicinity that he 10 prepared to
furni,h Warm Meals at all hours of the day, from
Iarder well stocked with the Decaces and kuo-
stantials of the CITY and Country Markets Also,
keeps select lot of Fruit, Confectionery and Nuts,
Soda and Ice Creams in their season.
Side entrance leading to the Laiies DiDin z
Rsom and Parlor End door on Merchants Row, up
one flight.
hi ls Of Fare upon the Tables.
A share of patronage solicited, and every atten
ton guaranteed .ndeayoring to please.
May r. H. CAMrbELL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22
VILLAGE CORPORATION.

The legal voters of the Village of Rutland are
hereby notified that the annual meeting of said Viii
age will be holden at Firemens Hall, in the Village
of Rutland, on Wednesday evening, May 28ih. A.
D. 1882 al O'Clock, TO act upon the following busi
ness, viz:
i. To elect Moderator, Clerk, Treasurer and Col
lector.
O. To elect seven Trustees and seven Fire Wardens
g To elect a Water Commissioner for the term of
three We rs from July LIST, 1852.
TO zee II the flag Will vste q tax to pay the
debts and current expenses for he ~ ar ensuing
4. To do any other business thought proper.
Dated at Rutland this l4th day of May, A. D..
1862.
mayl8 :d&w SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Clerf.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

District of Rutland, ss. ! 4 for the District oil
Rutland. ..,,.
TO all oersous interested in the estate OF Amenia
Long late of Rutland, in said district, deceased,
testate. uhs.
By the authority of the State Of Vermont you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate court az
ths Probate Office in Rutland in said district on the
fist Tuesday OF June, A d. 1862, " show cause, II
any YOU have, why certain instrument In writing,
I'll, in said court, and purporiing to be the last
will and tstsment of said deceased should not DC
proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, TINS 20 oay VI
May. A. D. 1852. no,,y ,-;...u
1897 JAMES bhoNN ", hesis'ei'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

uAIR for plastering, Harness Oil and
IA Wrapping Paper, for sale By
mayo:d GEO. GkAVkS . sVS'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22
RecruitiBg.
TOR THE w A RI

WIN n Il = II
,oo aBLE BODIED UNMARRIED YouH0 MIN
for the liTH REGIMENT U. 8. INFANTRY.
fine chance Is offered to young mon deserves OF
For particulars call at the Recruiting ksadeeso0
under the BardvelI Bouse, Rutland. VI, l00e@-
ss.iy JOSEPH BUSH,
cspt 18th Infaatry, D. y. A
..x>a k.eratetn9 60e0-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22
Miscellaneous.
COMMussIONERs' NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned having been appointed by the
1 Hon Probate Court, for the District OF farhaven
Commits toners to receive, examine, ana huJus. ~
claims and demands of all persons against Abel
thornton late of Castle on in said District deceased,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the purpose
of examining and allowing said claims a. me awei u
inc house OF the a'ed, on the last Tuesday IN
NAV and last Tuesday in Au. ust 1861 from O'CLOCK
NJ until O'Clock NJ, each OF SAID day ana ina
six months from the 2Sth day OF March - iooA
ia the time limited by said Court for said credtor
TO present their said claims TO US for examination
and allowance. =, . ,
Dated Castleton, Vt, 2sth day of April, A.
1862, n,,r ....
ls3w HARRY ARMSTRONG.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

NEW LAYER and III. r. RAISiNS,
IN at MUSSEY'S.
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Rutland, Vermont, April %. 1862.
DOR SALE OR TO LET.

g PLEN d. u CHANCE.-Farm in
~ Clarendon %: sale, containing so acres, with an
entirely nev Dwelling House, and large new
douoie.oo Arded Barn on the same Possession
given q. time of sale-price 81 600. From one hall
to quarters of the purchase money can remain
o. mortgage, if desired. App to the undersigned,
FRANKLIN POST,
Wallin pf.-,, NAV 7. 1862 dEwtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

w B. MUSSEY is just receiving a
w new lot OF Flower Pots.
RutlapdApril 16, 1862. W.T.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-22

The following, from recent number OF
the Toronto Globe, will be read with interest
indicating, as it does, the greatly altered tone
of the Canadian press:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11
Fer the Richmond Dispa.eh

fHttrtstssg Ne1s from nc Army Coiporfesrs.
! ata receiving almost every day interest
Ing accounts from the colporteurs AZ work
among the soldiers.
MIR. Nj. l.. aGdsTson, Of squi,- Greek and
kvunsrorf, WRITES There arc many pious
soldiers IN eac Ii regiment, and some who are
seeking au Interest IN the great salvation.
Que with whom | hHve had trequen; and
esrHe.t conversations told me tnat he had
found Christ precious 10 his soul, and in
tended To en- brace the first opport unity to
unite With the people OF God. a few days
ago spoke with an old man ID the Arkansas
regiment, who, with has four sons, is here 10
deieBd his country. lie wept rs we spoke OF
the great concern, anu promised to live
y I,fe. l have sold $50 worth of Tes ia.
ments and good books dariog the press nj
month, besides giving away large mum
bef.
mir. J. q. Ciopton, Roc1bridge Alum Hos
Piial, Gays:
LAS so among The hundreds of sick, I am
ps,nsd at seeing 50 mucn 20 be done, and 80
,ew laboIers. Sometimes J. see several ply
-iclaBs III Il group, consulting about the ply
seal man, while scarcely anything is bein z
done in regard 10 his spirits1I Interests. We
ought 10 have At least one coiporteur To each
hospital. The soldiers attend most earnestly
TO all that is said to Them about their souls ,
and frequently with streaming eyes they in
quire, Whatmusi do to be sayedH / have
been SOFAS days ut the liospiials ia Stanton,
and finu there n most inviting Iieli.'
ker. q. IL. KyIand, tteaiihg Spring, says ::
81 am not able To 90 one haif that presses mp
on me daily Tor the relief of our soldiers
hut II Is jos TO do what / can, and a relief, at
least, To pray tor more Ia borers. The plea
sure my mission has afforded the suiierip <
here, has beer enough TO repay me for all the
trial l. We had 10 make in their behalf
Mr.. Il. W. CridliH, at Williamsburg; DR..
4. Wethnrell, at Norfolk; and Mr.. j. III. Bur
ton, at West Point, report deeply interesting
facts. We need, very much, funds with
which TO prosecute this Work, and, from In e
liberal sums which have already been sent,
we are encouraged 10 appeal 10 the friends OF
The soldier throughout the South, for add
tional aid. Address
4. L. DIcKtNsoS,
GenI Sup't Army Colportage,
Richmond. IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

Az EDIroR's CHRIsrMas ExPERIsscs.-The
local editor of the Vicksburg Missy Saa re-
lates the following as his Christmas expert
ence:
Egg-nog is n very difficult thing to COM
pound to suit ones palate. We tri ed the ex.
pertinent yesterday, and after drinking one
glass we arrived at the conclusion there was
100 much egg. We diluted the mixture with
old Otard, and tried again, but after TWO
s!asses OF the new compound, We discovered
II was hot sufficiently sweet More sugar be-
ing added, We inbioed several glasses, but
the result OF the experiment was that the
excess OF sugar We had added "'gan to pail
upon our wearied sense" SO we again di-
lnted the mixture and set to but t0is time
II involved the opening of = second bottle of
brandy, which PROVED to be rather fiery after
stppipg three or four glasses; SO we qualified
the mixture with rum. Now ruin. DER Sc. is
very delectable beverage, and when mixed
with brandy and con verified in TO nog il is ii {
for the gods So we devoted ali our atten-
tion 10 the noE, and managed TO put about a
quart under our belt.
We then smoked a cigar. and, feeling dry
Imhibed three or four glasses OF nog but il
mad 4 vi'ianons twang. We added more rum
and then we drank. We believe we drank
several times more, when, not liking the fla-
vor OF the sugar, we thought We would go
out and buy d plantation and make sugar 10
cur own liking. TOOK turn around the
room and took another drink. Some body set
.wo glasses and two bowls of nog on the
saese-at least II seemed so to us-so we
Msitsd for our friends to come but, as they
9ldn !. We drank 10 their health out of both
ocwis WIN Two tumblers. Made more noe.
cracked nm egg containing II very Juvenile
enieken popped him in, aud rather reckon
n. that chicken 20. tight At a very early age.
. Drank moss nos. feeling very dry. we con.
cinded 70 80 Out and get glass ofnog but. on
looAipg up, We saw two doors. and. ms Va
knew our room had but one, we thought We
would wni. Ill! our friends, with whom we
were drinking, should return and show as
the way ont. Tasted some more nog. and
imagined that we had been con verted +. to =
big egg, and that our darling Mary Ann was
abOut 70 break us In two preparatory to con-
sertipk US into neg. Found we had hsen
snOexinE, ard toak more sog to. keep us
aWake. We--Lefe--bcE an--to--think
shs-Rcs~wns~~
sfse. -
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ET EOTICE-Our books and accounts will be
found at our former place OF business, No l59 Main
street, where all persona indebted to will please
cal and make payment without delay and thoee
having claims against will present them there
for settlement WATKINS g. FICXLEN
de Him
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WANTS.


NTANT = D-Nb0kOEN.-Wanfo1 70 hlre
w 4esrsss, fine q slAvea) LAbcfefA Me.
shanfes and Teamssers, for service on the Rsuin.
salA. On The following tsfms and condition.
n hifsi By the moath (uot less than six moaths)
dneen collars per month will BE- paid for Labor.
ers; with ratons. comfortable quarters and = edi.
cal attendance free.
If hired ny the year one h,ndred dollars per
annum, paid quarterly; with rAtions. comfortable
quarters aud Aedicsl attendance free, and usual
allowance Of clothing.
For Tsamsters and Mechanics twenty dollars
will be paid; aud ratons, comfortable quarters
and Medical attendance free.
The Government viii be responsible for the
yalus Of these Negroes, IL captured BY the enemy
allowed to escape 10 them, or killed in action.
In ell other respects the contract of nire will be
subject to and conformable to the Laws If Kir-
gn'a
For further particulars apply At the Office OF
HECTOR DAVIS, Franklin uee' near WALL from
l9o'eloek, A. M. to +. NJ until the 18th inst.
h. BLOOMFIELD,
Quartermaster General Of the Peninsula.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11
NJ sEGAR MAKERS WAnrED.

We want Twenty to Fifty good segar Makers, t.
m snn'scture Seesrs, la Charleston, South Carroll
ns We win give from o. to ai0 per thousand A.
In quality.
Respectable board car he had At IS to So Per
week. Il. WYATT T. co,
l63 Esst Bay, Charleston, s. @.
&c I6-lmepa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

~. thssrfsBs spsi;kess, pa asNoe tlaass
~ srSesvsIshhsg hi tns mel ua iat ieas.
ieIsiiis sEa Nfttesij!e Feals,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

ar JUST RECElyEb-
Al f. 0OLDSMITS
IFS Broad street,
12S dozsn Worsted Comforts
IS pieces Bed Tickings,
30 p'eces Black Alpaeas.
60 pieces Counserpsne Checks,
Is pieces Blue DENNIS
50 pieces Plaid Domesties
$50 lbs. White aad Dtab Thread,
IS Long and Square Shawls,
loo Linen Table Cloths,
us Dc zen Linen Oenbric Handkerchief
300 doz"n Black Spool Cotton,
80 dozen Suspenders,
100 packs Pins
90 doz n White He sisry,
Ind nnmereu, other desirab Goods which will
be BOD {, the trade at all advance above cost
e. GOLDSMIT,
Ia T-s's l76 Broad at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

HARDWARE, IRON, *.
w And fer for SALE,
IS doz en- SPADES and SHOVELS,
60 do. AXES,
$500 lbs. SHEET IRON,
81 sets iron AXLES, II, II, ?, 2t. ard 81,
81 sets SPRINGS, II. Il, aud in.
10 doz. WOOL CARDS,
5000 lbs. SPELTER,
1900 lbs. SPRING STEEL,
Together with large assortment Of Hammers,
Chieels, Augers, Isrd1Saws &c.
q. A. PLUMMl'R CO., g
ja9-s* Petersburg. Va.
& U N u K 1 E 5.
$500 lbs. Cotton ROPE, assorted, 4toa.
300 lbs. Copper TACKS, assorted, to IT.
$50 los. Copper WIRE, assorted
6rolls Iagrain CAKPETINa. ..
- HEARTH r jos, assorted.
% doz fine French Cali SKINS.
10 COZ. fine French Morocco Sk1NS.o
81 doz. Colorsd Lining SKINS, assorted.
so doz. fine English Sheep SKINS. extra
$40 doH. "Alexender's' Spool COTTON, rs.
sorted
300 doz Mems and women's HOSE, assorted.
100 lbs. Patent Linen THREAD, assorted
50 doz. Wagon BRIDES.
so doz Wood H AMES.
1000 pairs Trace CHAINS.
80 Log and Fifth CHAINS.
% doz. Tongue and Lock CHAINS.
30 doz Breast CHAINS.
leo sets Bench PLANES.
lG0 Gnn BARRELS.
10 cases genuine Castillo SOAP.
Is cases Cut TACkS, assorted.
IS dcz Hand and Panel saws.
100 Mill SA WIS.
so Circular SAWS, assorted, 4 to 81 inches.
100 gross KNIVES and FORKS.assor
1900 dcz Pocket kNIT ES.
40 doz Drawing KNIVES, assorted.
100000 NEEDLES, assorted
1900 gross SCREWS, assorted.
1870 lbs. Cast and German STEEL, assorted.
1890 kegs Gut NAILS, assorted.
50 kegs Wrought Boat SPIKES.
so ANVILS.
200 Hand and sledge HAMMERS.
Is STOCKS and DIES, assorted.
100 cards Brass SPURS.
IS cards Timed and Plated SPURS.
100 doz. BRIDES, assorted.
Is doz. Horse COLLARS.
20 Smiths' BELLOWS.
goa lbs. Hemp TWINE.
~ coils Manila ROPE assorted, &C.,
RHODES, WILSON & HURT,
successors TO Smith, Rhodes g. Co,
il SGT ~ Pearl street.
XNTIDE PLOUGH IRON.
Genuine Swedes, from
to IL inches wide.
GILLIAN & DUNLOP,
ia s-lw Iron Merchants, p. tersburg, Va.
- II to ii inches wide all sizes.
ALSO-Square sizes, in. to q,
genuine SW EDES IRON.
ia s-lw GILLIAN H. DUNLOP.
CzsT STEEL y. .s,.s.s:
Also-FLAT and SQUARE sizes,
including p inches square.
For sale by
:. ias-lw GILLIAN & DUNLOP
HORSESHOE NAILS RODS.
5000 pounds, 10 store, and
and for sale by
GILLIAN DUNLOP,
ia s-lw Petersburg. Va.
IL UkSE SHOE and
Ill Plantation IRON.
GILLIAN e. DUNLOP,
ia9-lw Petersburg. Va.
ss EST MAlHINE STEEL
y II and II round
GILLIAN e. DUNLOP,
ia s-iw Petersburg, Va.
WROUGHT IRON VATS.
Four large TANKS. made of heavy boiler IRON
They are fes. long, ~ feet Deep and feet wide;
projections attached for setting in brick work.
Three of them in excellent order and quite As good
as new. Apply to and for sale by
ROWLAND L. BROTHER,
ia 3-2w* Norfolk, Va
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PROPOSALS.


u. s. OF AMERICA \
QUARTERhAsTBRs OHYict. !
RICHMOND, VA, January 4, fss2
DROPOSALS win BE- received At this Office for
the delivery of
200 tons HAY,
100 do. SHEAF OATS,
leo do. FODDER,
100 Do. HHUOK6,
l0C ID. WHEAT, or DAT STRAW,
" the 18th February, 1862, for the uae Of The
Confederate States Army.
JOHN 2. WHITFIELD.
p6-l4 Captain and \. @ i,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMkRICA,7
QuARTEEMAsTERs OFFICE.
Rishnond. Va January 4. ls6a
DkOFO6ALS viii be received q. this ofiaoe
L Tor the delivery Of one hundred thousard
eushsls COIN, by the 18th February, le62 for
the uss Of the Confederate States army.
JOHN r. WHITfJELD.
tAG0w 0sptain end As't Quastsxmassss.
l6svs ~ ssis ,sase peasas xhSA ~ r{5ota.
'i,,s 4 .a!s,, lsss s'isK g es..a!o,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III l. X / N q XII
". -. rsc.,x,no a large supply II the ganuins
KiIsIKiNiCK SINKING TOBACCO,
Which wa cff-r TO the trade cheap.
Always on hand, lcrgs s.sorsm.nt Of sM0K.
mo and CHEWING Tooaceos. havana German
ciep, &c. =. bUhkEoS q CC.;
il to-s: LOT Broad a., above cor 9TH,
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~ q T q E. -
Y IMPORTANT CHANaH OF s0HpT

IN IMPORTANT CHAN8B OF gOHDs
On and after WEDNESDAY, ~ 18Th ms
Trains over this Road will be run - follows
The Mali Trein will leave Richmond Tor u
ericksburg daily (sioppiog only at resas
tionsl at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive 81 q
ricksburg at 10 Is A. Nj. Returning wiz !,
Fredericksburg At ll.ao A. NJ, an arrive ID
mond at 2 30 p. NJ.
The Accommodation Train. between kissS
sod Milford. will leave Richmond fof w
daily tSundar excepted a. 8. 10 Z. ~ ts'ofj1
at crossings and 8. atoms 10 lake up OF pas 4
psssengsrs,j and arrive nj Milfora 81 "
Re'urning, will leave Milford al 7.lo A. ="
arrive In Richmond ~ $50 A NJ
The Freight Trains will be run daily f''s
received until 2 O'Clock n
NE" No p S6EN4ERS can 80 by''1
Trains. !
ri No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE, Of aal 4
other than personal baggage, viii DO takss
Mail aud Accommodation Trains bat en- alys
daily freight Tran. SAME Eli hoI.,I
Superintendent Transports
Office r., r. & p. =. n To. 4
D;cbvnzoH Tan 1S61
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nISSOLUTION.-The partners6ip BE-
IL tween WORD 4 WxIHIQER ID this
day dissolved by consent.
The name OF the arm only to 10 used In
clostnx the business.
QUTN n. WORD,
al-3W u. 3 WEISINBk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

u ANAW AY-Ss0 REWAkD.-Ranaway,
IL from the Jail of Thos jones' of this place, on
Monday, 2lst of October, 1861, Negro MAN,
named JAMES; dark brown complexion, q years
DID, and nearly six feet high He had on . dsrk
suit when he left; also, military overcoat. ex-
pect he viii try to pass for free boy. viii pay
the above reward for said boy. If taken out Of this
city, or S23 If found in it, to be de delivered TO
ct Z. II. Stokes's. Richmond, Va
de l9-lmA !, A, BIYRDETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-11

TT LEUNARD'S INSTANT RELIEF,
For COUGHS, CULDS, ASTHMA, &c
The great VIRGINIA REMEDY
The best and most reliable medicine iHrne
Southern Con federacy.
TO be had from all druggists.
n: +: 20 cts Per do zen for all my e mpty
BOTTLES.
ia 7-5Lt THOS. LEONARD
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ROBEkTSON,
ID = Corner Governor ed Franklin sss.,
Richmond, Va,
Keeps constantly ON baud large and varied assert.
frent o. caoice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND FINE LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO
The best Old Rye WHIsKEY snd Apple and
Peach BRANDY, distilled In the Mountains Of tnia
State.
Al LIQUORS and 0ROCERIEs sold by him
arc warranted pure and good. or no sale
=. = Particular att MI IN paid 70 nutt;r, nm
- saippirg Goods for of6cefs and seldiert rta.
aansa e. Nna away from Richmond
uoAMisiSION EtTS lffEsS VIII make ubey.l
1890 On TOBACCO. WHEAT, FLOUR.
04n nad sil stlar asiacy prasinA q OF the souc.
w: sAsa =, kAotlh. LARD, POULTRY, pQ{3S.
kkkttss ~, noa w sktyTs Ina TNk& AIOEk
4 49, ~ ~ resass ieastak !.
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no 4 S A L E, !.
500 pair Trace CHAINS,
100 pounds Shoe THREAD,
Is do. Sadders do.
1000 do. Harness and Skirting LEATHER
Lot Horse Hides Sheep Skins, &C.,
rs gross BUCKLES, from ! to 81 in,
IS sets Cart HARNESS,
sets Carriage do. double and single,
Is Military Saddles Brides, Spurs, &C.,
Is Wagon do.
"a gross Carriage KNOBS,
Lot OF Riding and Driving Whips, COLLARS. Hames,
Stlrrups, Sword Belts Sc, &c.
For sale by
J. w. DENNIS, 18th street,
ia TIE Just below UIsp atch Office.
EATHER.-Just received, Sole Upper KID
i Harness and Bride Leather. Also, one Dbl
Tanners OIL = good article; 100 pairs NEGRO
BROGUES; 10 cases BOOTS, and Mems and Chill.
dren's SHOES. Apply I, d. JORDAN,
At r. H. Whitlock d Sons
ja1-ts' Corper Of 18th and Cary sts
r e A T Il q &.
5000 sides sols, Harness. Bride and Upper
LEATHER
ALSO
10000 pounds choice Texas WOOL.
In store, for sale by B. L. MANN CO.,
de Tim No. 50 Graver It,, New Orleans.
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LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE

LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE.
LAVE NsURA NCE!.
The LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE
,, INSURANCE COMPANY; ~. /,
ENSURES SLAVES for one, or a term OF years,
on the most favorable terms.
take pleasure in Recommending this Company
TO all who wish to INSURE their SLAVES It
meets all its undertakings promptly and fairly,
and ls enc OF the most responsible and honorable
WIN. a. CHARTERS, Asu..
18th st., between Main and Bank sts.
dc E-2w Richmond Va.
TN s U 4 A O e
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 1885,
Their new building on Main street, next door 10
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
VA1ILAa'''.. $3.50 600.
SUAPLUS.--......... 10000.
This old institution (established by the VIRGINIA
Legislature, and In successful operation for thirty
yesrso continues to insure, in city and country,
against locs or damage BY fire, almost every do
Sea risks on ships and cargoes and risks on IN.
land transportation. taken to a pars Of the world,
Ut reasonable rates of premium.
The very liberal shafO Of the public patronage
which 1t has 80 long received, operates In return
liberal and prompt settlement az claims which il
has ever been ita pleasure to observe.
Farmers. merchants and citizens generally may
be referred 10 parties already insured in this Com
pary, in over so counties in the Sta'e
Application, by letter or Otherwise, 10 the Fresi.
dent OF Secretary, will meet prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
yos. Allen. Ii, 9. W; Purcell,
II. Il. Kent HI, A. GfaihoruA-
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w Smith.
A. K. Parker, Ri. Winston,
Jas. A. Inloea, r. H Maurv
J. h. Wadsworth, 6aml p. Lathrop.
WIN. Beers p. Cullen. n. D.
W. L. oOWARDIN, Presx.
WIN. WILLIS. Jr., Sec'y. oc Ia-ts
LIFE. FIRE, AND ID A r N 3
IL INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE. No. l53 MAIN IN. 4. Cor OF IlrH) 6r,.
RICHMOND, VA.
chartered 9eth March, 1887
This old and reliable Institution, with annie ~.
pital. and contingent fund carefully invested con.
dnues to insure Slaves, Buildings, Merchandise. al
every description; Household Furniture and family
Wearing Apparel, ve'sels, Cargoes aid Freight q
the lowest current rates.
Losses sdjusted and paid with Ill possible d.
patch. DIRIcToRs:
David OurTis, Robt n. Burton.
T.WorthAm. Francis J. Basnsa
John 2, Gisibornas John 7 sahlstt
xis1. assrsss Geo soa II c Gs aan
DAVID CURRIN, Prssk
y0ns 7. WLsoa. TrsAsarss.
u T. BRook. 6AnrstAry. a. M--ly
.nAESTERrIELD OOUNTY.-ATTEN.
NJ TlnN, ARTILL4ERY i-,rhs Members Of
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Iwritten for tae Richmond Dispatch.
TIE CoNFEDsRArE FLAG.


Writes for tae Richmond Dsspasch.l
TIE coRFEDzRArz FLAG.
NJ CORA LIVINGSTON.
Geest standard Of liberty
Long, long nisy |, wave
Der the twelve States Of freedom
We are fighting TO save.
Lei II s,a; on in spleaior,
Our conquest In near;
While God watches o 'e~ rs.
We have nothing 10 fear.
t>ar sisser State, Maryland
ktands wti'iag anr call
frcm oppression Gnd wrath
Wei hee her OF f.li.
The iIoion is severed.
The contest - pending
The hames OF the sunny Mouth
Weitfie in deisnataS.
WIN our three bars Of glory
Add blue q I'D Of stars,
We will humble the traitors,
or die IN our Cause.
This ersa' asg Of victory
Shsii II ost far and y ie,
VIA Johnston and Reaurege.d
standing hy its side.
Raekia I'd, Prince IGii}iam Cosatg, In.
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uOKwHEAT. RYE FLOUR. CORN. &C
60 bags Buckwheat Flour;
20 bbs. Rye IS"
900 bags Corn ia depot;
$50 bushels Boiled Meal y depot;
100 g Rye;
200 bales Hay and Oats
Fer sale BY BLAIR 4 HARvlH.
de2t Gary sod l1th streets.