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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-17
ADVERTISING.

One square Of 10 lines, one or three insertions
$500. Each >uhseqRcntinsertion, % cents.
Professional cards of lines or less | year S.
Quarter Colum 6months $40 one year Sl5
HalfColumn, 6months SIS, l year 500
One Column, 6months S25 l year $35
\ liberal discount madeto TO those who atlyer.
hsdby the year.
Advertisements mnst have the number CT in.
serionsmarked on The copy, or they will be
i Kept in till forbid and char gel accordingly.
All casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, TO insure thcirinscrtion
l1,AiEdoyit will not be made to orders Of
Publication or other legal Advertisements uu.
less they are plid for,
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WILLS
POINT PLEASANT,

OAL 4 LLACAN y
'''-'''- MASON COUNTY, VA.
'l'HE Subscriber would respectfully inform
1 the public that he is prepared to furnish
persons in want of
LUMBER IN THE ROUGH,
such as white Pine inch, II inch, ~ lch
and inch, Of all qualities; also Poplar, Oak
and Yellow Pine, and Plastcring laths,
Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Castings and
Palings,
All of which, viii sell as cheap, or cheaper
than they can be got at any other place in this
part Of the country.
In connection with the above have anew
- GRIST MILL,
which have completed hut short time with
three run Of French lurs--one for corn, ono
for custom wheat aud the other expressly for
Merchant work. They can be ruu separately
or all together.
llFSaturday Is the day for grinding Corn but
| can grind WhOat any day when have steam
up. Ichargo tho cigth for grinding Wheat and
the sixth Tor grinding corn, but will exchange
at MI timos when parties wishto do So
Those living on the Runawhn river, and
wishing to scnd their wheat or corn to my mill
for the purposo Of having ground, or exchan.
rcd and not wishing TO como with It., can send
Il down ON some of the boats with instructions
bv letter, and / will have Il hauled up TO tho
Mil and back FREE OF CHARGE,
IlJ'Thc highest market price paid ior wheat,
corn aud log'ut all times
H .rtt
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"Landlord, ou have done mo to much
honor: you lot mo sleep amoug tho big
bugs lasl night" "oh, don't be TOO
modest, my dear lojgor, | doubt not thai
they have some Of your own blood !
thor Yeins.n
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FGoa The letter Ola Chicago CORES
pondeni. who has had some intercourse
with Tue seven thousand rebel prisoners
in or near the city, il seems that many
fthe poor creatures were greatly sur
prlscd toiind the soldiers Of the Union
men much like themselves. They "did
not enlist to fight such men," they
thought, in fact, to meet ''abolitionlsts.,.
and what they understood by that may
be inferred from tho lpnguagsof,odo os
.lAsila sasslsn 9llles
One mop thought our amy was com
posed Of Triggers pnl Getmans.D An.
other had vague idea that they wcre
somc sort of rondcscripts. "Why,"
said he, 81 thought yonf folks was nIl
Yankees ond Aboltionists. But SEQ
EN- there on tho Gold, and they looked
mighty naleral, and | looked over thar,
and saw one man running along. and ov.
or thar and saw !another, and. by 80,
thoy were just like our kind Of folks
dawg-gone it"
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
CEvENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
-
NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Amount Of assets January 1861. S20048S7 81
Amount Of premiums, endowments
annuties and policy fees received
dur ng 1861 l........................... $JO53g4 II
Amount OF interest received and ac-
Net amount OF rents deductng -
4ooo
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
WATCHES AND JEwnLRY.

lNAsg PAID TOR DIAMONDs.--APrNY ONLY FROM
y guuigA. M and til 2 7. NJ W. PLl AB Diunond
Bi0kcr ji1 Broadway, opposite Tao 81 Ncholls Hotel.
NB-A number Of aices Of Diamond Jcwery fuI sale at
pur.ain
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

- cu0f, head eook IN ho on largo ctabishutcnl
tntrr al Kinds of ffonrI aui Euesa cipxlnr su.
i,y c1oS anI cUuie lDft 80 f"HI n tsuta
taIlal i0i Boss lilA 81, henl ~ ai.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
POLITICAL.

HroTrcE-A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN Peoples Union Association of the Nineteenth ward
will be held Robert BOwnes real estate oce 12l Third
avenue near Fortynint street, Wednesday eveHing,
February clock fan anil punctual attendance Is
business OF inn Oriance viii before the
meeting BY order Of the Executive Committee.
:. NEWEsL, Chairman
e,1 ST wARD.--A REGULAR MEETING OF THE DEMO
III cratic Republican Ward Committee of the Twenty
mas ward viii be held wednesday evening Feb o. 1907
al ~ o'clock. BY order OF H. T. CAhki Chairman
SsoRit,s q. Bn1sDoN i,,,s ,sacretares
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A Ray Of Hope.

r,. ,o,,ov,ns d,spa tch was received 10 tns
AZ, v..t.rday NOR Ing by Adjutant- General
c,,r.r from Gen Lowell, dated Camp xoors.
.rorts Jackson and St. Philip are still IN
s,od condition and in oar hAnds. Ene
s.ssmers Louisiana and McRae are SAFE. The
sux,. fieet IL at the city, but have no forces
.n nrupy The Inhabitants are stauncnty
loyal"
.,,.p, pisassd to have learned from Lowell
-, he took such . hAsty departure from
nacs which he WIS., left to defend. The "sns-
nv, ass:," alluded to by him a. in front OF
,ns olsy, consisted probably OF the two "a n.
sosu that passed the fors. Even had they
as.irsd TO dc so, they had no men to send
lahore and take what was so prec ipttately
abandoned TO heir uss. Had the o ftcials en- .
uused with the defence OF the Crescent City
shown half rhe bravery Of its oiussns, all
would have been we'll
Arumor prevailed yesterday At the War
Ofnoe that Gen. Bragg had been ordered to
New Orleans from Oorinth. II this be SO, we
may -easouably look for At least q contest
for the possession Of the richest and largest
city in the Confedsracy. Ripper ience by
many . sad reverse and On timely disaster has
shown the danger arising from incom pstsnt
oncials. Let as hope that the veteran and
gallant Bragg may be Able 70 repair the dis
as,sr arising from this source al New Or
leans
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INTERESTING FROM NASSAU, N.
WRECK or 4 STEAMER.

INV YoRx, April u The schooner Eve
Ina from Nassau, N. P, arrived tonight,
brin ging passen gers rom the steamer Knrnak
which vessel was lost In Nassau harbor on
the 1A,h inst, by grounding In full aight OF
the wharf. The malls and passengers were
saved, and also most OF the cargo.
The Evsllra was chartered by the passen-
gers, who could obtain no transportation
through ths agent of the Ounard line 1t Mas
s8u.
Among the passengers are MIR. Jswstt. Of
Hartford, u. Nevtus Of Boston. and ten 9th.
ers.
The rebel steamer Nashville, now called The
Thos. l.. Wragg, has returned to Nassau from
an unsuccessful attempt TO run the blockade
q, Charlestcn. She had one Of her paddle.
boxes badly injured, which was supposed To
have been from the effects Of q cannon ball.
She has full cargo Of ammunition and guns
brought by the Gladiator from England.
The steamer Ella Marley, with potash and
saltpstre, was suor 10 sail for some Southern
port. The steamer Uscil had arrived ct Mas.
Sc from Char lesion.
Several rebel vessels were reported 10 be az
Nassau.
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s-ssi
Gen. Mansfield Lowell.

This ofioer is just Low reaping q rich crop
Of sxecr - ton from the residents OF New Or-
leans now In Virginia. "Uurtius." as an Act
Of "Jastics" 10 him, equests the insertion
under yss,srday's date, Of the following, dc
landing him from the charge OF being Yam
Zee. General Lowell may not be Ysnkes,
bu, II IL unfortunate that his acts shoald bid
fatr to rssslt In 20 much good 70 them. The
contamination Of "Ouruas" reads a. fol.
IoUss
I'VE hear the statement being constantly
q ads that Gen. Lowell IL q Yam ee- This Is
untrue; he was born in the district OF Co.
lumpia. and is Of q Maryland family. He
vas educated at the South. Three of his
brothers are in the Confederate army. His
standing In the old United States army was
high, and by reference TO the cnicial reports
Of the Mexican war, II Will bs seen that be
gained no httle distinction. With re.
gard TO the fan of New Orleans, we should
unink shat the unjust censpre aud oblcQuy
onos eass on the lais Gen. a s. Johnston FOL
bis re treat from Bowling Green and the fall
u Per, Uonelson might be a warning to on,
civilian critics IL military matters
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TRLRGRAPH1C NEWS
PROM Nuw ORLEANS.
THE CITY NOT SURRENDERED.

mobile, April 27.-Ths following Is the
satuation Of Affairs in New Orleans at pres
emit:
Oom. FarraGutt promised the Mayor Sec
rotary. who visited the set ur der . nag II
trace, 70 make a renewed demand for the sur.
render Of the city; but that has not been
done up TO this hour, OF. ~ Our ship
McRae came up from the iorts under q aae OF
trace, with forty wounded soldiers, AID cem-
muuicated with the FEDERAL aag ship. The
results unknown. 1t IL ramorsd that the
Tedersls have refused 70 let her return.
The Foreign Legion Il keeping guard over
the city an pr sseIvins order.
Itisrum ored that Fort Pike has been svacu-
atsd and blown up, but tn 70 II unreliable.
In conference held with one Of the fsde-
raj oDcsrs, aftsr the sorraspondsEcs between
Mayor Monroe and Commodore !'''.>ragats.
the ofaosr left declaring that he %oL' d shoot
do wn the Aag on tho Oily Hall II II was lot
hauled down, and he actually brought his
ship In range, but haA not fred q shot thus
far
lis reported that the French and English
men of. war below have entered . protsst
against shslling the city.
It's believed that the Yankee vessels are
abort both OF provisions and ammunition.
The city is remarkably orderly, but tho
excitement is In tense, and the feeling Of hu.
initiation deep. Further than this every.
thing 10 the same as when tie vessels first ap.
peared. All are awaiting the shslling Of the
city, If the Yankees dare do SO.
[sxooHp DIsPAroH.1
MOBILE, April 2s.-The forts on Lake Pom.
chartrain were all evacuated on the 18th, In
| haste, with considerable loss of supplies, and
| the dismounung, but not the destroying. OF
I the guns. At Fort Pike all the buildings
| were burned, Including the telegraph ONCE.
Tho operator has gone TO the limits OF the city
to open an olase II possible. All the gunboata
on the lake have been burnt by our own PEG.
pie The Mobile boats Whitsman and Brown
| and another. name unknown, with several
others, are rene wing the troops, stores, and
ordnance to Manachock, after which, we fear
| they also i'll be burnt The Yankee feet CT
| Ship Island Is returning to that station.
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By r, ". kxEJEk, knsssozss,,
fc@co coTr 81 i2tn ard Gary st-sst.


w E9aNr How EHOLD kss K m II d.
d. EN- FUxrTTURE kU3GWUUu CASE
Fac Nti, ao. FOR y La AT auction -
VIII os sold on TUE DAY morning. April
2La, commt nc1ng at 10 o'c ock, ut the rs...
dsnce OF Jsm.s Ellst,, EsQ, (who 10 dsels.
leg noosek-e ptn &. in con.eQ uencs OF SONG Il
servce.) ct the G >rner of Grace ana 4.h ss..,
ais Household aad Kitchen Folnisure, coz
s,stirg In part OF
One elsg art Rosewood Case Piano Forte
egant Window Curtains and Eaass.
Rosewood Parlcr Furniture, IN Brocs allie,
lvet ard otter carpets, Mating.
Cham Der Furniturs, consisting
Rosewood, Ola hog any aud Outage SETS.
Dining Room Furniture OF the very 5ssS
qualify, consisting CT
EAtersicu Dining Table, Chairs,
Marble Top Sidebozrc, verv he ndsoma,
Hatr and Stuck u tttressss, Weshstands,
China and e assware.
a.ed Tes sets, Eeuigerator,
With the usaai varisty OF Kitchen Fur
niture-
ALSO
The Gas Fixtures.
Persons wishing 20 examine the Furnftofs
can do 30 On @onday, from 10 until o'cl ck.
TEsSs-Uash- aTAOa ". KEEsEE.
Ac2h Agrg.
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Old Hanover in the Field.

Mn v. L. W. Vernon, Mans ger Of the Ba-
xaar of the Ladies Defence Association, re-
quests the acknowledgment, through the Dis.
ps.os, of the following donations to the gun
oosi fund from the ladies Of hanover county.
through the hands OF d. Peachy Pollard,
ESQ. It Will b. seen that they do not forget
they inhabit the land OF Henry Hnd Clay;
Hrs VIM Brockenbrouzd SO; Mrs Henri.
eta Nelson, 30; Mrs ID Peachy Pollard, 90;
mrs VIM Il Newton. 30; Mrs r Meredith
70; ilr, Carter Braxton, IL; Mrs e b Comp
Ton, lo5 Mrs T Smith, 10; MrsP Tinsiey, 10
Miss Kate Nelson. 81 aiss L Nelson, .;
D. ME- T Il Meredith, 3; Mrs Susan Hill, g.
Mrs Winston, 8; Mrs VIM Norment, .; Mrs
Julia Hormsnt, 5; Mrs b L Taliaferro, .; Mrs
Mary Haw, s.; niss ID J Haw. Q; Mrs n E
Blake, 8; Miss Mary CLARK, 8, Mrs b Elliott,
8; Miss l. Elliott, 2; Mrs s Z Gross, 2.
Total 23l.
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BY VIM. 4 JOIN D. TENCH, Auetton1ws,
lPetersbn,g. Val

THRUST SALE OF AN ENGINE.
BOILER AND OTHER PROPERTY
o. DRESUAx, the 80 b inst commerce
log at IL o'clock, en- the pI emises, near the
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Depot,
in This city. shall Offer for sale, by auction,
to the hig hest bidder, for cash, q valuable
about 200 pounds Hoop Iron. a 10: Of stoves,
nd some othef properly pertaining to d dis.
tilisry, which was expected 10 be established
here. This property was conveyed TO me- IN
trust by Messrs Douglas, Lindsay & Co, for
the be eff Of Iheir creditors
ALEX bONNAN, Trustee.
WN. & JNO. d. TENCB,
Ps.s'sbnrs, Aprh 70, 1853. Aucnonesrs.
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A VERY D~~Ak Ola SUBURBAN
"A FARx. Oh rHs DEsF.Eus TUxsrix.. 4
MiLxs ABOVE Taa IfY, AT AUCTION We will
8 II on Tuesday, the 2e b tpEe, commsac-
ing at Al o'civck z. III u very desirable So bur
ban FARM located as bovs, opposi 70 fhs arm
OF Me-. ] u. Faulzusr's. and uow In the oc-
cupancy Of AR J. ID. 4atewoCd, con tainius
Is acres OF highly Improved iaad Is partieu-
lAriy adapted for the culture of vegetables.
ano is well enclosed. The impro VEIN
q comfortable Framed House, oontaIpins four
rooms. and tina usual out building aud Is ssii
supplied with water.
Pei oGs desiring 10 secure sneh psao.
would do we'll TO examine tina ouve before
the day OF sa.s. Possession Will b. given iIa.
media ely.
THgMs.-ons- half cash the balance 1T foar
months, for rexotisbis note, Wi n In tsrtss
added, and SECT red By 3 tFnsl deed.
JAS. d. TAYLOR Il SON,
np "A Auc ipu s-Es.
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AUCTIONaAI.EA.
? > - - - : - >
THIS DAY.
~ Il. \. FOOg, >rx<r-
z.Lscg

L DRY . IDS.
iimi. or s.s . 100 % m s. :. W. az oss
commencing Ut 10 O'Clock TIE ell en-
braces many desirable ana scarce gods. a
Holiowsl
"a Heavy Sou,hern Osnsbr-ys,
rTtuts, Lawns, and Bareges,
Cotton and Linen Pants 5tux.
white Gam bricS and JaoOnpta,
Plain and Figured Swiss n uslies
Linen Diapers and Damasks.
Pillow Case Linsna,
Fancy lotion and Linen H s
Splendid Curtain MuslinS,
Brccaded DsmaAks,
Fine Linen Shirts,
Black, Drab, and W. b. Tlax Thread.
90 pieces Bonnet Eibbors.
Fianne! Shirts and Drawers.
stockinet Shirts aud Drawers,
naa,es gotton. Stlk. and Wool Hos,
Iisns' Halt Hose, Cotton and NJ eIino.i
Large .ot OF ladies' White Hose
MarsHillsa Quilts,
Furnttnrs Dimitiss,
tsoft Finished White OAmbr!us
Black SIX Mltta
l0a pieces Paper Cambrtcs.
Figured. Plaid sad plain Drss, au.
Fancy Attic IS In Essa, variety.
Platn LiIsoy Finnnsis for Shirta
900 Gn.ta Psrcha Camp Biankets,
Swan BAH Hooks and Eyes
Black Lasting Goat Buttons
Horn Slsperce Buttons,
IN extensive line OF Emhroideries
Ladies' En- hroicersd HANDKERCHIEF
Plain Hemstitcbe t do,
Linen Table Covers,
SatepL white and Eolored Ursss laaipxs,
Eegent Velvet Flouncsd Robes
Embroidered Infants Robes.
Ghildren's Hose,
SIG and Cotton UMBRELLA
stair Carps: and Booking,
FcrGtture Prints,
Bales Cotton Rats,
8 cassc Palm Leaf Fans
White Furniture Fripges,
Colored silk hlarcsliins,
Rich Spring Shawls and Man tIlIas
Together with a great variety Of other GOOD,
nos enumerated, worthy Of the espeoiaf a..
tention OF city aud country merchants
ALFRED MOSES,
ap A-utosV1l 0S Main sLrSst-
The above sale viii De continued THlS
DAY, at 0 O'clock, "a
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By REDWOOD r KEA Oh, Arasiea4s-,
f64 Zain Sireesl


EURNlCURE, RICH CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, Is u ID Nc, mAI-
TREsSES, &c -Uo TUESDAY. the 2s,h N.
slant. we Wall SILL at our store, mgaencius
at 10 O'CLOCK, q valuable 10, OF new and St cond.
hand FURNITURE. We name, in part
Splendid Mahogany wardroo@,
Dire eiDg Bareaus;
Walnut aud Mahcg Any Beds .eaok;
- Extension Tables;
Dining Tables, Toilet and GARD Tables;
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs;
Rocking Chairs. Ohi,dren's Uhairs,
Beps. hiattresses, apc Pillows;
Carpets, Blinds, &C.. &c.
-AhSO,--
China, GLASS, and Orockery ware;
SIX Frsh.h and nslis CHINA Tea Gets.
D.pipg aud Desert Sats;
fiares, Bowls, PITCHERS;
cups end Saucers, W al .ers, Trays TO-
And variety OF Glassware
ut the C Nun snoe M ans Of the sale we aav3
90 bushels POTATOES, which we Will sell
without reserve. slsO, a largo lot OF SCN-
DRIES for household parposss.
REDW UOD a. EEACH,
~ g AucttOaEers
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T7IKd7NIK UENTazE .RAILf7 Al:
WINTER IRR<NGE4xNT

WINTER lRkLNG EAxNT
On and after MONDAY, Nov ember llta, the
Mall and Passenger Trains WI leave Richmond fol
0ordonsvills Charlottesville, and Stanton, daily
1t 80 A. n, connecting with the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Train ~ dordonS
vils for Manassas, and intern ssiAts poin and a
Marlsttesviils for Lynehburg.
Between Staunton and Jackson's River she Hat
Train will be run tri ~eakly, leaving Stauntou Oh
Taesdays, ThursdayA and Saturdays. and Jack.
son's Nver ON Mondays, Wsdn ssdsyA and FIJI
days.
Harman l. Brown . Stage Line for Lexington,
connsots with tie II Il Train. and leaves StauatoI
ON Mondays, Wsdns!dsys, aud Fridays, and Go
shsn on Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays
Harmsn Mason 4 Co.'s stage Line, for White
sulphur, LewisbuJg &C., connects with this train
ON I tssdsys, Thurs avs, and Saturdays.
tt regular Tire, Oh Freight Train for 0ordons
vile, aad points wei Of there, leaves Richmond al
7.30 p. II. on Su1di ~ Tuesdays, and Thursdays
snd arrive from the rest at A. M. Of Sundays
Wednesdays, and Fl daya
regular Way F eight Train for Cor, svilie,
and points east, leav - daily, Sundays spssd.
II $50 A. n II. D. WHITCOk
nos General 0upeFints g.
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soc the theory and general principles Of out
pos. i : les, taken from "The Nan ual Of Out.
post Duties," by Lieut. Genr Lowell Frsde
NIX Fiisclarsnce, @. q. H., Lor don 1t ha.
beer complied for this paper with much care
and Is valuable TO every officer in the army.
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BY JAS. n. TAYLOR 4 SON, A.esi...r,.

"A OR VALLEY srKBIT. At AVcTros We
VIII sell uron the premises en- WEDNES-
DAY, the 7th day of May, commencing at n
O'Clock r 10 desirable two-story brick
HC4eE, con tanning four good rooms, on tha
east side OF 18th street, near Lownes strsst.
The lot froGts 40 feet and runs back $50 fee.
20 an alley.
TERxs-One-third, cash; the balance at six
and twelve m onths. for Negotiable notes, win
interest added and secured by d rust deed.
JAS. u. TAYLOR l. SON,
aDte nuct;oDnnrz
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sSODT7 MI Sab AU.IiON- :.
= ssniiog to shsngs my bush,ess l w,ii tTsr
my entire sstss Q: BOUTS AND Sc O.s ri
auction, On WkD sEsDsY. April 30.h, st 10
o'clock. hs gene al lssortus ut, or IS good
can De fon1 I in tie s!.y IN. 1t may b. ind
tn. BEST Ditohsrs' Bonss aid D~nsss bsst Bcosans.
TEENS gash, n 5aas sbis funds ON delivers.
pQ4-3. " " TAVrop
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lAA .. d AaA.Na vSi / -,
kIcHM0ED. April I, 1852. I
7HEE General ASST mby Of Virginia havilg By
i an Act pared the io:h day II March. 1883,
r. quirsd al exploration, and companies VII CD
have issued NO rH6, BILL 8. and other writings
~ currency, to eau In and n deem he eens, wi b
bank able paper, when presensn ia Sums Of one
or more dollars notice is hereby Siva.. 20 tho
holders Of the notes issued by the tisy Of Rich.
mord to present ssiI notes to The Oh osriain If
the city by whom they viii be redeemed ~ hen
presented in sums Of one CT more dsuAIs
Ny order Of the Council.
A. w. MORTON,
- ~ I'm Tha ats
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LIFB 4 Fl1B INsuRANCR.
Tn s U H N ux
Thp VIRGINIA. FIRE AND xARrsH IN.
aURA NOE OMPANY,
OVvfcR, No. I83
raair ns. building. on Main street, next door 70
the bank Of Virginia Riahy,ond.
QAYiTAI. .....-.-......... $50 90.
eIRPLU6........ ~VscO9s
chis old tnsatutaou (sstahliahsd b. sls Vuesnia
reaialsturc, an6 IN successful opse.tioa iOr dirty
ysesl) CONTINUES 70 insure. IN city and coantrY.
s9alnst Ioss o. damage hy drs, 1uost every d.
sonpHou Of property.
land tansportation. taken 10 al parts Of the world
q reasonable rates Of premium.
TIE very liberal share OF ths puOHS patronage
which \ has 20 long received. opsratss In return
libernl md prompt settlement Of ciaima which It
has svsr ben ita pleasure to obesrvs.
Farmer, merchants, and citizens generally, may
DO referred TO parties already insured 10 this Com
aany, In over 10 counties In the State
Application, BY letter ar otherwise, TO the P-sss
1sut or 9seretary will meet prompt attention.
Jos. Al,s.., o. W. PURCELL.
" l. OoNsfdtu Jos. p. Winsten,
II. L. Kent II. "A. OlNDofns,
vim. Palmer, Gso. W Smith.
A. K Parker. b L. Winston,
Jss A Inloee r. r. MAurY,
J. 3. WadGwoFth, 6a:ol =. AAthrOe.
VIM. Beers, T. Cullen, II. y.
ThOG. Samson.
". L. OOWARDIN, Prset.
VIZ. WILLIS. Jr., Secy. oc is-ta
TTE. FL r. e AND II 4 x n Z
iNsUKANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OyrCH, No. l53 MAIN IN. 3. OoR OF llrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
chartered 2eth March, 1887.
This old End reliable Institution, with ample o.
pitsl and contingent fund carefully invested,
snues to Insure Slaves, Buildings, Merchandise, OF
svery description; Household Furniture, and family
Wearing Apparel. Vessels, CarSoes and Freight al
the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS,
David Ou1rie Roht. n. Button,
q. T. WORKMAN, Francis ]. Barnes.
John II. Olaiborns, john T. Suolssh
John J. Wilson, Tkoa. A. Rust,
Ajax. CARAT Geo. Il. 6Hathrner,
Peter O. Warwick.
DAVID OURR1E, Prest
JUHH J. WILSON, Treasursr.
Il +. BROOK Secretary. &eN-is
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W. W.T. YyA r. SocV. OC iE-1a
TFE. Fl 2, AND n 4 K I N Z
l.. INSURANCE.
KAHLKOAD1, ~.

X d. 49,
nIEDMONT RAILROAD COMPANY,
TO connect the North carolina and the Rich
horo and DanvilIe.-By authority granted to us
by the charter of the Piedmont Railroad, We shall
OPEN BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the
said Railroad. at the Auditors Ofics Of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company, &C SA.
TUEDAY, the 18th Of M~ch nsxt
Subscribers Will pay FIvI DOLLARS psr saars
at the time of subscribing.
LEWIS u. HARVIE,
A. Y. STOKES, }Qcm'fs,
TE0s " BRCdKENBgOUaH
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By REDWOOD + kElCH, Arxs.,
(l4 ain : Irast

- Al i OF BDA6DIN4.HOUSE EURNI-
TUBE, &s.-On THURSDAY, May la.
commencing at 10 o'clcs h, on tbs pr EN- iss g.,
We will sell the entire let of Farlor, ham,
Der, Dining.room, aud ki'cnen Furniture.
China. Or; akery, and Glassware, sc. d, in The
d rat class boarding house called the "Ua 81 .oi
House on the nor h side OF Main street, see.
ond door frcm n street.
A rare cha, oe is hare offered to persons DE-
siriug ~ purchase hon ehoid goods, as the
stock embraces many ar icias Of good Pari
Furni rIe, Carpets &c, HsdSssads, Beds,
Natt,esstE E, Chairs, Tables, &c, and every ar
dele necessary In a gen;ssi boarding house
TsRks-Gash, in bank bio funds.
REDWOOD & KEACH,
ApoHoraors