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AND

"
vs. SsE
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AN ACT cedlns certain Jurisdiction to tho State Of
Ohio.

FIX. Secretary Of State.
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S OF THE UNITED ST4TEs
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BOARDING.
COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


RICHMOND, December II, 1871.
DENDLETON'S ADMINISTRATOR
L vs.. PENDLETON AND ALS.-IN THE CHAN
Gerry COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND: BY 4 de-
cree entered In this OH the 5th day OF Decent
Der. 1871, the court doth adjudec, order, and de-
cree, that one Of the commissioners OF this court
do inquire and report"
Isl. What estate, real and personal, William S.
debts and demands there are against the estate OF
said decedent which remain unpaid and are entitled
to be paid out of the same?
I'd. In what estate OF said deccdCnt Is his widow
Lucy ID. Peudlctnn, entitled to dover. and whether
her dover therein can be conveniently allotted In
kind?
Sd. Whether sale Of any portion of the said real
estate will be necessary for the payment Of debts !;
and If So what portion should be sold for this pur-
pose?
4th. Whether partition Of the remainder Of the
real estate of the said decedent, after asst gnng the
widows dover and paving the debts can he conrc-
niently made In kind among his hcirs-at-law; and
If not, whether amy party will accept the whole and
pay therefor to the other parties such SUMS of money
rs their interest therein may enttle them to?
5th If partition In kind cannot be conveniently
made and no party Is willing To take the whole sub
jcct, whether the interests of those entitled would
be promoted by Il sale of the whole subject aud Il
distribution of the proceeds. or sale of part and
allotment of the residue; whether sale OF said
land should he made for any other reason.
The parties interested urc hereby notified that
have fixed on FRIDAY the 18th day Of january,
1872. ut IL o'clock NJ rs the time. aud my Office, In
the city of Richmond as the place, to execute the
foregoing decree. JHOMhS j. EVANS,
dc l.-Th!w Commissioners.
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.ho Committee on Roads and Internal Napl-


CATION. rrvprn.
Nv Mr., surHEsL,N Resolution proposing
% c3,, = state constitutional convention.
Nv Mr.. WALLER: Bill to amend the ciiaf'
tor Of the Radford Iron Company.
nv the soIne Bill to amend the law III re-
latiop 70 costs In the Court of Appeals.
Ry Mr., NOZZLE: Bill to provide Tor inc
,ov;nent of the unpaid expenses oil Tic late
constitutional Convention. ,a;,,
Ry Mr.. HANGER Resolution as TO amenai.is
low, allowing compensation TO attorneys loi
tho Commonwealth in circuit courts.
nv Mr.. OFERRAIL: Bill to amend ana re-
o,act tbe law in relation to the protecuon OF
religious meetings.
Nv Mr.. WALKER: Petition of James ).
Ewa,t for relief from erroneous assessment
nv MIR. JoRGESsoS Petition of 5. A.
Rr,,cc and citizens Of Prince Edward 10 re-
lieve W. +. clayton from erroneous ''ssess-
ment. ,,;,, for -.-
assessment of lands in Caroline county. ,.
By Mr.. CAMPBELL Resolution rs 10 us
pcnsing with publication of the oihclai can
yass of elections by the Secretary or the COM
monwealth.
By Mr.. ScRuGGs Resolution ns TO amend
inr the law in relation to Judgment hens.
By Mr.. BUTLER: Resolution referring 'iiat
portion of Goycrnor'smcssaSc relating 10 lhe
penitentiary 10 the Committee on AS!lunls
and Prisons.
nv Mr.. TA1dAFERRo Resolution as to the
eypcdiencv of amending section l, chapter
12d of acts of 1S69-'70, so rs to extend the
time in which a defendant may require
twelve months credit to he given in all cases
of sales of personal property from April l..
1872, to April 1, 1873.
Nv Mr.. DONALD Resolution as the expo
dicncy of repeating or amending the regis.
,ratiou law so as to place the registration OF
voters in the hands of township assessors.
By Mr.. HILL: Resolution inquring what
legislation is necessary to secure settlement
with the State of West Virginia for her por-
ton Of the public debt.
Bv Mr.. RUSSELL: Inquiring what legisla-
ton is necessary to prevent persons na'iiiS
no deposits in banks from drawing checks,
&C., on such banks.
Nv Mr.. CoGHlLL: Petition of Thomas
Whitehead and others for the incorporation
of turnpike company in Amherst county.
Bv Mr.. GILMAN: Resolution as to proprlcty
of increasing the SALARY of the vaccine agent
of the State.
Bv Mr.. PoAGUE: As TO cxpcdicncv of ill.,
crcasing compensation of jurors i'll civil cases,
to make the same payable by the party or
parties demanding the jury.
Bv MIR. ANDERSON: Bill 'cxemptins from
levy and sale all personal property brought
on land by any person or tenant other than
the owner of the land for taxes assessed and
due before said property was brought on said
land.
Ey Mr.. RUSSELL: Bill to submit the queS-
ton of acceptance Of the fence law to the vo-
tiers of Brunswick county.
BY Mr.. RAnroRp: Bill to amend the law Ill
relation to attorneys generally.
Adjourned.
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Az ITEM TO BE SAvEp.-Thc Secretary of
The commonwealth is required by law to
publish the result of the election in each
county and senatorial district. This publ
cation ILLS many columns of the newspapers
ana COSTS the State several hundred dollars.
Although portion of this publication was
inserted III the Wing us al advertisement, as
other portions were inserted in other papers,
we deem the publication wholly useless and
involving the waste of just that amount of
money. Amend the law and abolish the
requisition for publications. hiq.
So say we. We are more than willing to
surrender our portion of such patronage"
The law was doubtless modelled after that of
some other State, and inadvertently made to
require useless expenditure of money.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, November 20, 1871.

DINFORD VS.. BINFORD'S ADMINS
- TRAITOR, &C.--IS TIE CIRCUIT Court or
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND: BY decree entered herein
the first day of March, 1870, the court doth adj
judge order. and decree that the said Jacob D. eesec
do render before of the commissioners OF this
court account Of his transactions administrator
OF William A. lnford deceased and also an account
Of his Transactions as guardian Of W illiam D. Bin
ford and james f.. Binford. In taking which ac-
counts the said commissioner Is directed to take rs
prima facie true all accounts, whether az adlnns-
traitor or guardian, which have been duly settled by
him, and returned to court Of competent juriSdic-
on with liberty to any party Interested to slchrge
and fasify such accounts; and in auditing said ac-
counts the said commissioner Is authorized to cN-
anime purity oath, and TO require the produce
ton OF any paper, voucher. or book, which he may
deem necessary IN making up and stating said ac-
counts.
And by another decree, entered herein on the 10th
November, 1871, the court doth adudge, order and
proceed to execute the decree of account entered IN
this cause Oh the LIST day Of March, 1870: in taking
the accounts therein ordered TO ascertain and report
what debts due from the estate OF William 4.
inford, deceased their AMOUNT, dignity. and prior
lty; and whether there be any lens by Judgments
or otherwise, the interest of said William A. Bin
ford In the tract of land purchased by him OF Henry
1. prewry, deceased and conveyed by said Drewry
and Wife by deed dated the 2d day OF january 1855, TO
Jacob g. hecsee administrator with the Will an
neXed of William \. Biuford, deceased.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on FRIDAY the Goth day of December,
ISL, al Il O'Clock NJ, the time ana my oce, on
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets. In
the city Of Richmond, as the place to Gxec1.e the
foregoing dccrees THOMAS D. EVANS,
no 30-Thaw Commissioner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ny CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Id
AT
LEVY DKcTHERs.
u,rasoms EMBROIDERED HASDKERCHlhf7'
Acr and LINEN SETS Of CoLLARs and CUFFS
po1sr-1AcE HAsDKERcHIEFs and COL
LARS,
vAIENC1ENNEs HANDKERcHlEfs anu
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEF and GLOvE-BOAEs'
-r,r1 ryEy,s pREssING-CAsES,n nicely fur
n,.,ed with BRUSHES, COMBS, SHAVING
APPARATUS. &C.;
CIGAR-BoXEs,
TEA-CADDIEs,
PAPER RACKS,
WALNUT and LEATHER CARD-RECElFhho'
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
poCKET-BOOKS, BAGS and PCRSf'S'
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
NECK-T1Es,
NECK RIBBONS and TIES,
KID BERLIN, BUCK. DOG SKIN ana siLh
GLOVES;
TABLE-CLoTHS,
NAPKINS.
TOWELS,
DRESS GOODS,
Elegant HAIR BRUSHES,
FANS in endless variety-tle larScet and beSt-as-
sorted stock ever offered In this city;
Elegant BEoCHE, CASHMERE, PLA1D. and
STRIPED SHAWLs:
CAssIMEREs,
vEsTINGS,
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
INFANTS. WORK, and TRAVELLING
BASKETS;
TABLE and PIASO-COVERs,
pARASOLS and PARASoL-COVERS,
CRIB. CRADLE, and BED BLANKETS:
sASIES.
md hundreds of other articles suitable for holiday
nrescnts at LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street
4 - Il
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ShAAErrL.-The Jury in the case of felony
now before the Circuit Court of the United
states at Columbia, $. G., consists of ten
negroes and two white men. Does not
everybody know that the accused il not to
be tried by jury of his peers: Judge BOND
shamcfully violates the spirit of the Constitu-
tioh III arralsning respectable white men be-
tore lhr'es OF ignorant, prciudccd and in
competent negroes. The "i,lry of the viciu-
aye Is moekcry in these c,ses. 1t would
he much better for the defendant, and would
better Suhserve the ends of justice, to sum.
mon IL GENRE from Boston. Yet, every one
knows that this latter would be an uneonsti.
fution'l proceeding. Can it he possible tina,
Judge BoSp does not know that he has com.
mitted more fragrant crime than this latte,
would be?
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cD' FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRIST IS.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
SIIAWLS AND CLOAkS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
T. Il. PRICE & CO,
again In market are opening by steamers and c1-
press large additions TO their splendid stock.
In DRESS GOODS the mucl-desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEESS-Nayy Blue, Plum Blue,
Brown, Crimson, Myrtle Green Maroon. &C.:
Cachcncrcs Empress Cloths, Ottowas, Reps,
Vclours, Irish and French Poplins, Grape Top
Inns. &c.
MOURNING GOODS-Impcratrice, Tamese, Reps,
Ottomans, Velours, Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres,
Meriuos, DcLancs, &C., &C.; Doube-faced No.
hairs and Alpacas, very cheap.
STAPLES-Cassmeres, Cloths, Blankets, Flanncls,
PULLED Cloths Sheetings, Cottons, Diapers, Tow
els, Irish Linens, &C., &c.
IN CLOAk-ROOaI-SIIAwLa: Brochc, Striped
French, Long and Square Blanket, French Bas-
kct Shawls Beaver Cloth Cloaks embroidered
and trimmed In every style, Waterproof
Cl"ak,, &c. &C.
Stock all the time kept up.
Mr.. THOMAS y. QCAHLES IL with us and would be
glad to serve Ills friends from extensive stock.
no2o T. II. PRICE 6 Co
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Not Logical.

GREELEY i,,stifies the kuklux act on t'ie
ground that South Carolina does not he'Se"
protect her people. The Emperor OF NJ
81, might interfere in tho affairs OF tha' St''o,
and offer the same plea. Would 1t DC S'ou
oncr We saw il would DC just as appropriate
i, ,,e month Of that ruler, and just as sa'ls-
factory n the pcople of the South, as II IS Il"
the mouth OF General GRANT. we c'h''se
him with violating the Federal CONSTITUTION.
Cprr,xr replies that he violates 1t in sooa
c.usc. Is that an argument worthy OF inc
consideration OF statcsman-of any man,
;,dccd who respects the Constitution! Ii
I. - il n man charged with stealing were to
n,cad as a full justification OF the crime that
he gave the money to the poor, as PAUL
CLIFFORD, the highway robbcr, is said 10
have done.
Bv the way, the constitutionality OF the
kukinx act is TO he tested. On Monday last,
Al Columbia, Mr.. SrANBEsY objected TO the
return made to Il writ Of hobcds corpus ny
the United States marshal, and stated that he
would c.,rry the question to the supreme
Court of the United States in order to test
the constit,itionality of the net authorizing
thc suspension of the writ Of hdbeds corpus
bv the President. Now, let us suppose
that the Supreme Court shall decide that the
act in question is unconstitutional. Does not
Mr.. GREELEY perceive that his "argument !"
in favor of its execution by the President
will lose none Of its force? II would be lust
rs good plea after such decision a. it Is now !;
for it does not go to the main question at issue
at all-namely, the Presidents constitutional
right To interfere-but AYERS that he has what,
in the absence of better designation, must
ha called moral right to interfere in the
affairs of any State wherein he people are
no, protected" exactly to such nh extent
and in such 4 manner as he may approve OF
in what he may consider their "ri"hts."
That is to say. if South Carolina refuses to
let every negro in that State sell liquor with
out license, and the President should choose
to decide that the negro has right to sell ii
without license. then he has this so-called
right to send troops to that State TO "rro-
tcct'' Cuflcc i'll this right. There is no out
rage upon the rights of the States which can
POI he rerpctrated under cover Of this tlimsy
prctcXt.
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TAN NOTICES.


CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, December l, ISL. !
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-In accordance with
l. an ordinance OF the city the Collectors Office In
the CITY Hall corner Of Eleventh anu Broad streets
will be open daily from the 18th to the alst DAY Or
DECEMBER inclusive. from o'clock y. VI. t" q
o'clock L. NJ for the purpose of receiving from all
persons who have already paid one half OF The city
taxes charged tn them the remaining hall.
The Collector will further receive the unpaid
REAL AND PERSONAL
taa-bills from all persons who have not paid their
taxes for the year ISL.
The Collector would respectfully call the attention
of all Taxpayers to the ordinance PASSED LIST OF May
1871, as follows:
TEN PER CENT. will be added to the amount Of
said remaining half OF the tax charged in every case
where the party assessed shall fail 10 pay said re-
manning half within the time so limited. But IN case
any person having failed TO pay In the month of
June one-lalf of The city taxes due from such person
shall fail to pay the whole amount thereof on or be-
fore the 5lst day of December there shall be added
twenty per cent upon the amount of the ta4-bil so
remaining due" JOHN i. REGNAULT,
dc lin Collector Of City Taxes.
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GOVERNOR WALKEK's SUGGESTION IL REGARD
TO PoLL-TAx.-The fourteenth amendment
contains this provision:
"But when the right TO vote at any cleo
tj,n for the choice of electors for President
and Nicc-PrcSidcnt of the United States, re-
l,ir>rntatives in Congress. the executive aud
judicial officers of State, or the members of
the Legislature thereof, is denied to any of
the male inhabitants of such State, being
twcuty-one years of age and citizens Of the
United STATES or in any way abridged, cX-
ccJt for participation in rebellion or other
crime. the basis Of representation therein
shall he reduced in the proportion which the
number of such male citizens shall bear to the
whole number of male citizens twcnty-one
years of age in such State
In the House of Representatives at WASH
ington on Monday last Mr.. WILLARD made
the point that under the operation Of this
provision no State could require the payment
of taxes as qualification for voting without
losing representation in Congress i'll proper
ton to the number Of males over twenty-one
years of age who might thus be deprived of
the privilege Of voting.
Mr.. MAYNARD replied that to require a
man to pay his taxes before voting was not
to "dcny or abridge" his right to vote
within the meaning of the fourteenth amend
mcni that to require qualification which
every man could purchase was not to deny
OF abridgc his right to vote that that
amendment was only designed to prohibit
the requiring of qualifications impossible to
lc obtained hy rcrsons-as, for instance,
that they should he white :: a qualification
which negro could not possibly possess
himself of.
Mr.. WILLARD rcjoined that if Mr.. May
HARD WAS right State might require Il
property qualification Of $500 or 81 900, and
thus almost as clTcctually disfranchise the
negro as if he had been expressly deprived
of the right of suffrage.
The fact came out in the debate that Penn
sylyania and Massachusetts have disqualify-
Ing features in their Constitutions. Rhode
Island requires property qualification in
her f,reign-born citizens.
Mr.. WILLARD remarked in the course Of
the debate that he did not know but Yer
mont (his Statc) would lose her entire repre-
sentation in Congress under the operation Of
the fourteenth amendment.
a statement was read in the House of
Representatives OH Monday-ftTnished by
the Census B'reau--which makes it appear
that i'll Virginia 99l males over twenty-one
years of age are deprived of the right of
suffrage for other reasons than because of
,l>,l
What the other reasons are. Even paupers
vote here. The information was doubtless
obtained from ignorant negroes.
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Mt 1871. CHRISTMAS. 1871.
PlZZIN1'S CONFECTIONERY.
eG1 BROAD STREET.
PLAIN CANDIES, FRENCH CANDIES,
FANCY BONES, GERMAN SURPRISE,
CITRON, CUREASTS, RAISiSS.
GELATISE, FIRE-CRACkERS,
FIREWORKS, TORPEDOES,
DOLLS, MAGIC TRICKS,
GLAZED FRUITS.
CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS.
A Large stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS Just re-
ceYcd, and prices haze been reduced TO suit the
times.
PLAIN CANDIES at s5c. per pound
FRENCH CANDIES at SO and 75c. per pound
For large quantities. II discount. Call ut
no 3o-lm PIZZIEI'S. s07 Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

NEW TERM BEGINS JANUARY 1sr, 1877.
me institute offers excellent boarding. arrange
ments corps OF fourteen cxperienced ff,,chers
iul apparatus and complete course OF study.
me alnpiest arrangements are made for pupils OF
all grades. NO FNfAo W
Catalogues sent ON application.
CHARLES Ii. WINSTON, NJ. A.,
Ses-eoo1M President.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

John W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
y Ping and COMMISSION MERCHANT. No.
Governor street, Richmond, VA. tpost-otilce box
la) agent for the Old dominion Steamship Compa-
ny, for New York: lnman Line. for Li,erpool:
Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National Line. for iiy-
erpool. jcH
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BUSINESS CHAN G E.-WALSH &
ID MCLAUGHLIN having concluded TO withdraw
from the firm of Faherty, Walsh 4 Co.. offer prl-
yately for sale their Interest In the above firm Any
parties wishing to purchase would do we'll 10 ca
and see u.s. J. G. WALSH,
do lt~3ts THOMAS AcLAUGHLAN.
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NTEW GOODS! NEW GOODS,
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
,iJTIII.S SSCIES's

AIS BROAD STREET. .iJ
Has lust received large additions To- his DRES;
GOODS department, aud still receiving by alIno,,
every express all the late styles containing every
style aud variety to be found ia the northern market
To which Invite special attention. from all In want
of DRY GOODS-vIZ.,
Empress Cloths at so. GO, aad &C.. very chcap
sltecns In all cOlors. at e2s 75 and soC. Irish Pop
Inns new and beautiful. vcry low ; japanese silks aud
Popns, all shades and coprs: Plain and PlaI
Serres at IS, 35 and 50c.-hali price" Black Sls At
81 So alT5 - to 81, the best In the city, Black Al
iacls at IS, 80, TO- So TO 75c. an, IL per yard; Black
Mcrino, Bomhaziuc, and Taini: - Cloths. cheap:
Shuws. new styles IL stripes and beautiful. a; tl.tG
and S.: Black SMa"s, single and double. al all
prices Brochc Shaws at -, rio. $3.50 10 S.rcon"
and get one: White Blankets at so. -. 10 s5, ;.ry
low Colored blankets and Quilts, $50 -, and s.
rair: n full assortment of White. Rcd. Blue and
Tray FIannpIs at IS. 30. 40 80 10 7jr. and - very
chcap: Opera Flanpels in AL colurs plain and ,aiI
90 TO 75c: Cloak Cloths. al cOlors and kin L .
Gr: White and CoIVTrd Corduroy. neg and prcitr
very cheap: Cloaks the largest stock in m" city n,
the lowest prices Furs, for afics. misses. and chl-
dren nj extremely low figures. In fact. every thing
TO be found In the Dry Goods line at The iowc.i
prices possible.
All OF the above are new, and great largsins
Come and see them.
JULIUS SYCLE, 415 Broad street
Store closed on Saturday.
Salcs,nen: John y. Gary, W. ID. Powers, John J..
Turner. itr Il
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OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
VIRGINIA PESITENTIARF, Z
RICHMOND, December IL, ISL.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIyED at this Office until u NJ. FRIDAY De
cenber 10, 1871 for the contract for FRESH BEEF
and SEASONED PINE and OAK WOOD for the
use of this Institution for the year 1872 In the follow
Ing quantities
10000 pounds FRESH BEEF {roundl.
400 cords SEASONED PINE and OAK WOOD,
to be delivered In such quantities and nj such times
n, the Superintendent may direct and TO be paid fUr
monthly. -,,c,-,,r-,,
Proposals will be directed to GEO. +. STROTHER,
Superintendent of Virginia Penitcntiary, who will
furnish such Information as may be necessary.
The Board reserve the right to reject any or all
bids
BY order Of the Board. -..
WILLIAM Z. TANNER,
de l24t President.
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Ia HE'S.

4 TTRACTlNE LECTURES.-Rev.
"A GEORGE ID. ARMSTRONG. ID. d.. Of Nor
folk. will deliver two lectures the .'RECENT
DiSC OTERlES IN TIE GREAT PIRAM1D.'
church (Dr. Iogc>'. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY
NIGHTS al O'Clock. for the benefit Of the Mallclcs-
ter PRESBYTERIAN church.
Admission 10 single lecture. so cents; 10 the two
lectures. Is cents.
Tickets for sale 1T the office Of the Prcthytrriin
Publication Company and at the door. dc li-atH
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND FDISRITRGH e. n

Capital Slo,ooo.oco In gold invested in the United
States over sl,5oo,ooo deposited with Treasurer Of
Virginia, slo,oco in United States bonds
Having been appointed agents to the aboye-names
company we are prepared to issue It's policies against
loss or damage by fire on buildings merchandise, and
personal property OF all kinds on tie most liberal
terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
u. n. WALKER 4 CO.,
OCT No lola Main street.