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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


T,IlE Philadelphia Saturday Courier Of the 18th in
4 slant, contains the following:
We call the attention o. readers 10 the following
From the Boston Bee
THnMrsoS's CoNroUsD sYRrP OF TAa AID WOOD
N.rrHA, for the of Pulmonary Consumption, and
ell complaint, Of thu T5r0a; and Lungs.
II liz not practice 10 lO.ice the various popular
medicines ~ The day, but the present instance We
are induced de yiie i.1E. ordinary RUE from the
confidence have the me itnc and the truth ctihr
statements in relation 10 II. II would b- worse than
useless for Us give opinion of the merits OF ttis
.reparaton, hen We can cite testimony al Sc llrb
more weight the manner in which IN article IS re-
celyed. and stands III the place where II originates
where from the public can judge of IT'S value, has
much 10 do in forming character IL remedial Geebt
This Syrup used aud recommended by members OIL Tie
Faculty Of the Medical College !" Phiadeiphia.
Such testimony alone sufficient 10 rntiic It TO pub.
.e confidence Again, the ow price at which II ~ sold
places IL within Tie reach OF every In our estma
iah ;. article possesses superior claims 10 any other
medicine within knowledge for these forms OF dis
ease. This Invaluable medicine i prepared only ny
:. =. THOMPSON,
Northeast corner 9Th and Spruce streets Ph!adepha.
price 50 cents per bottle, or S. per dozen.
Avoid all limitations and spurious mixtures OF Tar or
Napha. -
For rae in Richmond by DUvAL& PURCELL,
Genera Agents in Petersburg by Z CorliDg d
Coz In Nprfrk by NJ. A. San'os; IN Lynchhnrs ~ John
a. Seay; IN fredericksburg nv Dr. james Cooke ana "
Il. Hunt. aud in fafrlylile by DR.. WIN. IL. Chappell
r.h
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CheaDcr than Ever!

TINE Subscriber is COW receiving by express,
I &c, from The Northern cities, a Toll and
splendid assortment OF Spring and Summer Clo-
thing. comprising grea, variety OF Goats, Pants
and Vests, together with fall assortment OF Fan
CIV Articles among which is ne-- Kyle of Self
abusing Stocks, a neat article for spFins and
summer wear. SlLAS MERCHANT,
March 3G-f III Main Street.
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BIZ the Lieutenant Governor q I"s'"'o'
a PROCLAMATION.

WHERE'S , s, BY on" Of
pss pso The Senator elect for the district com
posed Of R ss .h.s e s Ws .ad
Gfa'son, .b.,.foe REQUIRED 70 hold elections within
sss rsoeetye counties, the fourth Thursday In
ANIL next to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen under my hand as Lieutenant Governo, TACT.
ms in IN, absence Of The Governor from the seat
srI Of Government and under the lesser seal OF Inc
Commonw e alth, at Richmond this thiI'eth day
Of March. in The year 1916. JNO. =. "lLEi.
March 3t-ctd
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE & CO.-Fc
wi this Evening, GOO Capital-75 Nos Is drawn
Tickets Sd A Package Of Whole Tickets costs SS'-
must draw net, S3i-cos certificate, s37-shares In pre-
portion.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 80
q p IS 80 SO 40 81 Al ~ IS So.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Class75:
Al % o6 80 81 IS 10 "a 30 20 rs IS H.
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 81:
SIS is e. 81 81 81 81 e5 - % So % IT,
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoks Lottery, Glass 81:
70 81 So II s. IS 81 l 70 SO Al 81 IL ~
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Class So:
So "a ~ 3 96 90 AZ 43 Is 63 40 g.
Dawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass IL:
IS O. 10 So Is 20 IS "a IL II l 30.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class IS:
IA 81 10 3 90 81 A AZ 60 Is 46 40.
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BRANDRETII7S Pills

JUST received, direct from Doctor Brandreth
= fresh supply Of MS Vegetable Universal
Pills Country Agents and Planters can be sup
piled with the genuine, at New York prices, from
NJ. Branch, the only authorized agent for Rich.
mond, Virginia, al No. /, East Main street, cor.
ner opposite The Old Market March 25-d2w
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To Farmers.

CUU so bushels White Field Beans
so bushels Herds Grass Seeds
so bushels Timothy Seeds
e5 bushels Orchard Seeds
so bushels Kentucky Blue Seeds
Lucerae, White Field Carrot
White Ficnch Sugar Beet, Mangel Wurt1el Beet
Rve Buck Wheat, Galavant Peas, and fuii assott-
ment OF fresh and genuine Garden Seeds
pLOUGHS, with wrought cast points, OF almost
every description now In Of which have been
lstely introduced.
CASTINGS, for Davis, Mccormick, Freeborn, Rug
,es Nourse Mason, Prouty & Near, and Livingston
County Pioughs.
CORN SHELTERS, OF various patterns, ranging In
price from and 10 10 so dollars
Hors, spades shovels, Manure Forks, Pruning KNIVES
and shears Tranpantins Trowes, and other TOOLS NO
csssary 10 the Farm and Garden -. n,p
March 3t-c3t WM. rhLMch.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A MIpDLE-AGED MAN, who has acquired aihoronah
n knowledge Of the Science OF Agriculture, OF sooo
10 obtain situation Manage. or overseer on FARM
Any person wishing his services, will please address
Guy A. p. T.
Emmi,,sSurg. Frederick County, Maryland.
March 3l-c2ts
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Richardson Il Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS

No. SO, Min Street, Rieamoud, Viteinia,
HAVE received BY various arrivals, a
L I large stock oi entirely new SPRING
GOODS. Their assortment this season Of PAN-
CY ARTICLES ior both ladies and gert;c0en
surpasSes any they have heretofore hct, and The il
stock Of STAPLES viii compare with any in
the city.
Merchants from the country are requested 10
examine the Goods. and are assured they are Of
ferei Tor sale on moderate terms.
March 27-cl0.
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CHEAP GOODSM CHEAP GOODSn
A GREAT variety OF cheap Goods, just TO
n hand from ancii0o. Call aud see them.
You may rest assured OF bargain.
March ~ CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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rnn pRNT OR SALE

FOX REM. OK sale,
81 The Swan Tavern; if not sold before
1sSI@ the Isl Of April, j. will then Re ior rent.
Icing The above properly is as we'll located Tor
Public House as any in the CITY of Richmond:
il is considered as valuable l0i as is in the Cily
i, will te sold or rented on very accommodating
terms. G.. A. HODGES,
March 2.-c3t Union Hotel Richmond
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LAW NOTICE

LAW NUTTCE.
CHRISTOPHER C. SCOTT and ADNER A. sTITH
u practice law in partnership, under the firm Of
s.orr q SrrrH In oil The Courts Of Law and Equity in
az Once At Camden, Washi.a county, Arkansas.
Reb. lo-o1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
s. "a 81 CIV

On 7'pslfR Street, near ne Wig Office,
w HERE may he had, 10 order, 1t Ike short
w e>t notice, The best Of the above articles
glazed or unslazed, as Inc case may require-cn
The most reasonable terms The best OF reference
can be given as regards the qnality OF nv work
both in city and country. Give me call.
MILES AMBLER.
N. B.-I have al my Factory, facilities Tor
executing work in the above line in superior
manner, and in less time than any ether esta-
blishmert in the Old Dominion. also keep
hand ary quantity OF ready-made work.
March 30-dtf NJ. a.
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR & ATTORNEY AT Law,
WILL ait1nd tbs seYeal Courts q efoeowsy, Ame-
w la, Luaenbur2 and Dnwiddie.
ofee-Hottowax Eour,-houss Dee S-eSm
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TN CHANCERY-vReISIA AT Court held for
i Amelia County the 26th March, 1886:

IN CHANCERY-viaeisIA AT Court heia 'of
i Amelia County, the 26th March, 1896:
Henry. sometimes called Henry Johnson. man Oh
eo.or who sues in formG paaperis, fiaihlin'
against - $500,
Harriet p Nash, Thomas Peyton Giles, Elizabeth g.
pigess, Catherine L. DRges, Ann c. Diages, Elias
W. D,gyes William H. Dgses, Travis =. Nasn, ana
The plaintiff having flied his BILL and the defendants,
Thomas Peyton Giles, Elizabeth pisses Catherine
nieges no, having entered their appearance according
70 Jaw and the rules Of this Court, and appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this commonwealth II is ordered that they appear mere
AZ Court 10 be held for said county, on the 18th Thurs
day in June next and answer the bill OF the platinum
and that copy of this order be inserted 10 some ne vs.
naoer printed in the City Of Richmond, once week ior
Two months succesey and posted at the front door OF
the Court House of this county.
Copy. Teste, Z. 6. LEIGH, CisfK.
March oI-rw2tn
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

FOR SALE OK KENT,
n The Brook Spring Farm, &c, contain
sra ing about one hundred acres OF land, all
.gszsG- enclosed, sixty .: which are cleared The
sell is rich, and very productive. 1t has Spring
OF Mineral Water, OF no inconsiderabe degree
Of celebrity. On The Farm is large Dwelling,
with six large rooms, good basement: also,
eish, small Tenemen;s, in good order. large Ice
House; together with al necessary Out-houses.
This is most cyceilen, situation for Boarding
House OF Boarding School, ii having been occu-
pied as such lor some time. The Sp!iag is visit
cd during the Summer months b I large number
of persons. For particulars, apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
March 2s AGENT and Collector I.i>le,s Row
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TDURPIN's oFFICE.-Louery for To dav Capitals:
Nos ii drawn Tickets S5-shares 10 proportion.
Sales close al O'Clock this afternoon.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Class 10 March -
Do So s 10 81 80 " Is IL A 20.
Ticket Nos 80 A, prize Of $500 sold and raid by
March 81 W. +. ion'iN.
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baltimore WHIsKEY.-oo hhds., 70,
ID sale BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
March Is
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

Igcncu al hicftH0fsoi ttSsEtH.
T,iiIS Company was incorporated In The year ieie,
l with perpetual charter, ard capital OF s:'5,eOo
and sufes against loss damage by fire on dwelling
Houses, Manufacturing establishments, Household
Furniture, and Merchandise in general, the most
favorable terms.
Any losses which the Company nay sustain On
risks taken this agency, will be adjusted VIII pfcm.
ti;uir and Deraiity.
Applications insurance, or tire renewal Of po..'~s,
mas be made the subscriber, who has been daily a-
pointed agent Tor The City o; Richmond and vicinity
nsc S-cKm II BALDWIN. A.-Gt.
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CHARLES COOKE.


CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
WILL he sold 10 the highest bidder The premises,
w on WEDNESDAY, The 4th DAY OF March II
fair, IL not The fair day Tract of Land bror SIT.
10 the Estate Of the late James H. Ellis deceased. ~
ing within twoand-a half miles Of the town Of San
chester adjoining the lands of S~mpe liam, Richard
Archer Holden Rhodes and others, aud containing, BY
recent survey, between one hundred and thirty anu ono
hundred ana forty acres The land is vel! waiered,
with good End never-fanc sr;inr-, and crack that
through The " hole tract furnishing large portion
Of good meadow land, and about one. half IN timber.
further description of tie above land is deemed mnne-
ressary ss these wishing pGis base Will raamne for
themselves. The laad will tc shown 10 any person by
NJ Ssmple Fam living the place. IL wi! be sold
for ca-h, amt the remainder SIX and twelve
months; the purchaser giving bond and security, and
deed upon the land 10 The remainder OF
the purchase money.
ROBERT s Fills. Adminstra,c. OF
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
"TagsWORTa, TURNER 4 Co, hare
w received their Spring supply ct Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 10 he present
and approaching season, which they ofcr 10 ih2ic
customers and purchasers generally, on he mcs,
accommodating terms.
They will receive additional supplies By every
packet throughout the season. March l9-6w
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ROBERT 5. FILLS. Administraic. OF
JAMES II. ELLIS, deceased.
E!!is?ille, February IL.

POSTPONEhENT.
In consequence cf The incIemeu.y of the weather on
the day appointed for the sale Of The above land The
sale has been postponed until WEDNESDAY. the hr.t
da, Of April next, waea will ceHaia.y take pfarr Il
the premises March i'-rwis
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an the 10th day Of June next, will offer for sale, 1t
~ public anctirn, my Estate Nelson corn,, one Of
the valuable properties in bat region 81 county
is situated i've miles below the Court House aui
light miles above New Market, on The James Rrsr
Canal. The Tract contains 94i acres more ;i!an M:
of which is in wood remarkably welt tinhrrtd ca:
very large portion Of Il as fine Tobacco land any in
thn part Of the country Most Of the cleared land IS IN
good state of cultivation. having been improved By
the OF plaster and clover Although situated among
mountains, this Truct lies remarkably well, beng a.
leve. could he desired. with not hfy the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred acres Of Creek and Branch f.'s,
OF which highly improved, having been kerr
up tobacco ots.) capable 0f being conser.et :rio
wate.cd meadow. the v hole land is well encos, d, N
a good state of cuva;i"n-is susceptible of division
irto three four farms elchweil supplied with I'm
Der and abountrg with line springs II running ws;-r.
The Improvements consist of Overseers Hosr, four
rcots Negro Cabins, sufficient for the accommodation
of forty slaves; GIaaary, with n Tire, hing Machine
attached; Cribs Stables and tobacco Barns. sufficient
L. cure 10000 pounds Tobacco. will a'so SELL -
same time and place upwards Of twenty likely Negroes.
mostly young Men and Women also. all The stock CT
Horses Cattle. Sheep Hogs, SC; tcs-h with good
assortment; Of Farming Implements. Terms for tie
whole viii he made known ON the DAY o! sale. ANY
DESTROYS in The ,iEe, of having further rar
ticulars, address re, SIR. William G6rdon at
Scot's Ferry, Strmadr cclaiy
March 27-c:dS CHARLES COOKE.
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BEVERLY sYDNOR, J2..
tLATE OF HALIFAX COUNTY
Commission Merchant,

RICHMOND, pUglrtd,
OFFERS his services 10 Planters and Merchants icr
~ tie sale Of Tobacco md other produce aud siso ior
the selection Of any gords they ws:; "a iis market.
RErgR Noes:
Nsssrs. William Townes and Tucker Ca"'og'on,
Ciarksvle; a-ssrs. owen Frartesne' h''ex
Walnut John z. Wohd.Ug Fec, ...,.p0' '"''E l.,o-
Ina Messrs. George Basb:. &. Mrem. ssmt-' h'-
ro;kl.. William g. a,eiet, aGt william T. snfh,
Lyrehhur- Mrss-s Fl? I: Co., Richmond, Vi.s.na.
March I7-c.3t.
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AUCTION SALES.
wAIKrpTON ron SAFE


THE subscriber oirrs The above place Tor s.,e. IL IS
situated nj The intersection of the Fredericksburg
Rail Road, and the road leading from Richmond 10
Louisa Court House, nine miles from the fos.n..
pi1re II contains two hrndred and Sixty -orr acres
"Ge hanIiea OF which are cleared, ana sutiiaha'iv
enclosed There are thirty seeded ~ rE. ard
Twelve 10 rye, all oe which Il ok well; tacaiy acres
were seeded In Herd. Gras, and Clover last Sn::rc
ihere Is sooc mead w OF several acres uhi. yields
about hiieth Thousand pounds OF Hay o. cot natural
grass, annually There is small orc.ard IL h. eria-
trees, aud large one Of the hoices. fruits ffom Fin
tors Nursery. SCI ont BY the subscriber .ast year
The improvements are lar:. Brick Dwelling
House, and the usual ou'-houses. all in good repair.
Tavern was fur many v.ais Kept at this prcr and IL
offers many inducements 10 ons disposed euaa,s an
that business. This place IL remarkably healthy ard
The waller ,Gnll 10 any III tss curnt.y.
The terms viii be very bera-say enc fourth cash.
the balance in three equal annual insa!mcni. win
teres.. JOHN :. COPELAND.
II the above Farm should not bc sold privately efre
FRIDAY, the 18th day of Mny next, II viii on i.iat
DAY, ut o'cioek. r. 81 be sold at public aucIor, upon
the terms above siatsd. w. GODOI*,
Richmond, nareis1-ctds Auctoneer.
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Drawing of Alexandra Lottery. Glass 12
&c - 70 3! 80 27 l3 II Al rs
Nos. 10 IL 81, prize OF ECO dollars, sold atlhis
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OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
OOFrIcE, RICHMOND Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management of. G. Grego-
nv g. Co., on the same terms that they are sold al
10 Off,co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

Secretary fthe Treasury.
:, Three times week until April 18th in the
washington Union and Iu,elligencer, Philadel-
pnia Keystone, Richmond Enquirer. New York
1obe, Boston Post, Baltimore Argus and Pits
burg Morning Post. March 3l-3taw4w
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
NO. 10.

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

NATIONAL DEFENcEs.-When the spe-
cial message of the President, declaring
that in his judgment the situation Of our
affairs required an increase OF the army
and navy, was announced in the House,
that body was in committee Of the whole
on bill to raise two regiments of rifle
men. The venerable ex-President Adams
arose, greeted by loud demonstrations OF
only vote for the two regiments, atfor al
the increase either in the army or navy
that might be deemed necessary 10 sustain
the fights and honor of the co3ntry.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

"The President talks of negotiation,
ard s. trusts" that the difficulty NAV be
settled peaceabIy. In the name Of Col.
why not then frankly and maniu.lv attempt
a settlement before we waste millions on
warhke preparations which NAV never be
needed?'' National InfelIigcacer.
Because. in the name Of Justice aad
peace, we have already made offers
enough to satisfy the president aud al, can
did men, that Great Britain is not ready 70
accede 10 terms, unless presented al the
lannon's mouth. Again and again we
have offered, in peace and sincerity, terms
that are tlir and mnre than fair, receiving
IN return only a contenpiuous rejection Of
our offers. Are we agGia like spaniel
whlpl," crouching to beg Of her Hasght-
ness, 10 receive our many times rejected
proposal " in the name of God - i the
responsibility of maintaining peace 10 de-
volve on Us alone, that we should forget
national dignity and honor, and shape ouE
course to suit the grasping, right-denyiag
policy of England7 Appeal
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


Wulr SAYS tx RAcEELnzt-Ia tie
first place say. an Farner. ard At
I can u7ks - god eraps - th1sc cd uav
.neighbors 80 are u2-rie3. l1e3.
thiak TIA. ia hgtie ber-cr than u,ss 80.
them: q % nv rePose. AZ, rrpess. Al
regular hrar. a an &C. te1sed 80 30
positioDs Tor new s1wns. uew carpees.
painting The hlose, auG a. llat. Noe l.
dren are eryIns N The saEss racn - 6xAs-
ing IN the next. Me- 81 the.e aa-erf
ages OF tie happy state, Rh79-}.ar Is r.
smiles. Kisses an enFsy paekess. Z -
ms res IL qgIegT scaFce . uz1use s--s =,
and vhea m ru5dv East sho~< ths ure
for cer71. ahs vita r~al r~f-csE z.ssal. an.
no Dialogues abTHt vfsiila- ~s,ser Szf'w =
aunt N4l5t la fae a'terna1o. o. keep ur
in obeyance. / an ca ~l'A TIE eroslag of
The raarnin- eOck. Ioa nav ~rise ~
ml-h as ~ please a this matter, So
have made up nav mIat CT the sth lecgs az3
taking one Ct yo4F saws sc nv uu1b~r.
am content q LET vel eoa - alone. -
Suppose ae have no -aosgm partner O.
starch or collars toE uss &c are caste ez-
sy upon the polat. = targ ~ ~e are
clean and com.arsahle. the arar3 nsax On a
while ne hugo. Whea eren gaak 81
nirriare sh1iler. rhere IS Ieail.lsy,
/ that y aIene enough. A msrrte3 Eaa
Is linked for ill., 1 never think 81 is uish-
+ out the STATE ccus5ct. With a 80 eaaszrd
Z TO MS Lex q keep hln frem ranliss ausy,
f. Happiness, indeed, Let ne Legslatare
but give me the power . graas &surces-
You should soar see $40 woal1 b. a uaa
OF money. Fa-arr's WrztEy FIslssr.
TEE EmFrArloS.-Wtisca, in lats
number of the P.an.erS' Bsaner, avs
4" When Martins painting e he ssmPia-
ton OF Adam and Eve uas eesng exhsoSi-
ed in New Orleans. whieA represented
our maternal anceStor-the us,st s~sufif.l
81 created beings-in the act 81 prexzal-
ing the forbsdden fruit - Adm. tae ssr-
I pens booking iateatly 9Th garng eyes
from amnng the branches q tns Tres e
hnONledse, each night The sxAio9,ion roes-
vas crowded with spectators. aad tAe 81
mosG silence prevailed 10 the aesarsiag
contemplation Of IAis mastery er-aslaa q
art. On one q these ec-asioos two hra-
ticSians- who eccaPfeo se4S "a I~ r~as
Of the audience, were overheard - Aosc
the following cOlioguys
say. John. 4 was taFnatioa aasas-
tnnate thug Cor IS thar he C teltsv ais
that rel apPls-"
Uniortanaie! Wei. nay - so -
how IN the - couli be hep AZ Dara
nv buttons. Il I weaainf = swallowed -
bloody saake. ard male rs eaoes caf, I
that 'sre a. hsd a ssAe3 asc.~