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SHALL Richmond about the LIST Of May Europe Per
with order Goods for the Fall trade will send ~
their Money acceptable credits vii
be OF orier Tile Goods. in OIL
cases. being The risk OF those who order them.
Anil 3--rTt ID. II. y.
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Mach a,. LINDSEY CLARKE Trustee
TRUSTEES SALE OFREAL ESTATE. SLAVES,
PERSONAL ESTATE &c. IN GOOCllLAND AND HENHlCO


deed n executed the subscribers by Robt
ID Jordan dated sh March, duly recorded IN Cocoa
land and lenco c"untIes, SHALL execution OF the sai rgs
sell public auction tie Coal Pits OF Martha Es
in Ienrlro the the residence
OF said Jorlam Monday the Bird day OF May i>2 commencing
the day, the real slaves
&c thereby insisting OF the land on which the sad Jo
81 90 unexped raseoi Tue sara
c,a Pits all rad leased premises consist
ing lwclyc power Engine Whlis aehnles'
and carpenters Tools, 6 also fe'
ana children and an OLD man naeo
tie hnnsehoid and krShr
ia,,n SC. Also, ehaleo' ,N
Rail Road stock
made known at the time OF sale
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LOTTERIES.
sTRATT0N's OFFICES, >~-o-"~o-o07-~-"o~-
-, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMOND ylRGl.

sffeATToN's OFFICES ~~o"~'-o~--~~~-~~
~ o., SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMOND VIRGIL.
3 Rr'T " S's q k,"' :. Class b J;
Half Nos l2 81 g. prize of $780, sold and paid by
Pi II q S'' ." d K'"pek z IS s g = A 8 Is
Draw" Nos Of ksr,ucsy EMra. 40 .? p; Anfil soh:
w. . = O. O. Three sold aud ralDy srnArros.
> Dawn ~ q Ksn'g;Ay No 81 Ar y. 9 81 q
's" y. e: S;"'s;s{ 5t * 5, 8 81
Ticket Dr. Drawn !" & sos ss an" ;1 By e s!NArr"S
20 50 20 20 IS g II - 81 u !? 80 y.
IL 70 % NJ" I. % % N g g No 8 y aP e S
Half 10 % 81 Ticket SoS4 10 So sold and paid y
e2.5Oo RETURNED!
Drawn Nos. ni Kentucky. No ~. April sd:
laf Ticket Nos G 20 the capital go, 800 returned.
Ticket Nos IL 81 81, prize Of sloO cold and paid by
&c - % 20 30 &c il II . 81 81 r.
sT" = A0' . @ asnesy 6 g. No. - A IS aG
'a'' No. j g 8, ! Sold and paid by srn ,,rox
scnemes Tor the week.
IuEsDAT-Kcnrcky Extra No l0 Capital sio9 IS Nos. 10
ASKentucsy No &c Capital saoc57 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No 81 Capital $4,000 rs nos, 10
Extra No Capital $1,000 Nos,
TliURSDAY-Eentueky, No 93. Capital $4,000. rs Nos ID
drawn Tickets So.
FKlDAyEsnucky, No. 80 Capitals $4,000 Ct Nos la
sATURpAy-Kentucky Extra No 100 Capitals s5O rs Nos
sAruEDAY-Dclaware 40. l. Capitals 10000. IS Nos, 10
Ruyersare referred omy list Of prizes whchs registered
the office puu what has been une aud every drawing
;oninues.o increase The numbers sold and paddy ME.
Orders Packages Certificates Packages
heaboyr schemes and in ae Lotteries will he ompyatende
%, andhr awngssent whenrcquerci Please address 10
APra y. STRATT0N. Richmond Va
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HEAD QUARTERS, IST REG'T. va. VOLS.


fASTED-5C0o copies OF Godey's Lady's Book crahsms
er Reviews and Periodicals, and Music, to BIND IN va
ornamental and plain binding Tho subse nav
operation in the of his store Is pre-
binding OF every description, and socis' Share Of
''aye Of the public, by furnishing The above nnnoet OF
RICHARD u. SASXAF,
ltr 22 West Main street.
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-----------------E ,CTE EOIiNDRY

the Foundry erected by
himself with machinery of the latest and most
approved the manufacture OF Tobacco Flat
enlnC Mills prepared receive orders Tor Stationary steam En-
description and AL kinds ol " ana
brass lie pledges himself 10 execute faithfully anu wan
spa.r all work entrusted him. aud respectfully soicits call
from his friends and the public generally PHILIP KAHN,
Carey between Pearl and 18th streets.
The highest cash prices old and copper
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
DESIRE sell my farm, (Cay Hill of no acres0 and location
the hundred Of
Them large Amherst county, miles
from urbure and James River Kanawla Compa
nys Canal The red land district remarkable the natural
rity ANY Farmer Or Physician desiring 10 unite
ruIuc with mcdice,) with capital of from $1,000 $4,000
locate himself great advantage, by making immediate applca
tim most paid particulars the subscriber, at Tobacco
Row Post Office Amherst county. Va. COCOON.
April G-c6t ko1 H. SSo IL.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny PTLLIaM s. DAVIS, AUCTs.

SEVET NEGROES.-Uu SATURDAY, May Isl, will
- sell al office, o. o'clock seven likely Nesoesconsing
OF two likely buys. 20 Of age TWO girls, of
aged No cork child aged end wornan 60
years n age a good cook, washer,
SpiI26 IfLITAM & DAVIS, AUcs
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MARBLE YARD.


goTIN T. ROGERS Main. Richmond, Va. Dcac
in Eyan Italian ana American Marble Monuments I"mos
Stones oievery
&C.,
Any,Iesign in Carvingc the nea'estmanner
Orders country with reference rnmyauehden TO-
Mr. served his apprenticeship IN one {" The largest
.,iahhensn New York City having much IN lie
satisfaction done Norh or Sonih
ssTovEs, RANGES. hot AIR ESKN z nE &c.
TIE LATEST AND HEST PATTERNS MADE
doubt the s'ea av1.a,ss u The use s OF
y r.: 1tsafs Ts r"" has
sr 81 sSc4o GsGpEI rs 70 any
BE- Orders will receive especial and filed promptly Mer.
chants smnEs oG4s e1[sped as i a ESS Sssa
II IS css, oaee Of Nh soo G',sG !"
Law for the County OF iienc0 on file hrSt MONDAY III
IRober, Baird, Plaintiff,
o. L. Garlic Bennett partners under the firm and style I"
'''' Ia case and upon an attachment executed
The object Of The defendants one hun
.s an" @ M v Of I Fsb MG els T p s and a
pearng by affidavit that the sail defendants are l'ot residents
mo0 @ n pubeaon this order and do what
"U successive weeks il the Richmond Enquirer paper pub
edn the city OF Rcmon and also posted at inc II ONT E%
che Cow" i" "nE q .' county, ." Tue 0's
'p anr,r isuai%4w EUs. ROBINSON. c. C.
TRCTYINII rules held ia the Clerks OF C,rcu
Court Of Law for the county Of iIcnco on Monday
April. s52, t being the 9Th day oil tho monthly ,,;r
rhip CarIebach r'"in'"n'
r, nG. Eon. Defendant
' In casc and uIon an arachieIt returned executed
The obec, rf the defendant hitre
hundred and fifteen dollars and eighty cents win legal meIes
thereon from the Ilth day OF March, 1882 I'LL PAID ANA
by affidavit a n. The ss dt Sy a Attorney nei f'Sns
Ina lie said defendant appear within month after du
and thai this order week
weeks the nsCnd ia S e coS o Hs
" A Topv Tese, EUS. ROBINSON, {. c.
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NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE.

| ~COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEf.-We arc
sn authorized Thomas o. Dabney as caouae
for Commemorative Attorney for King William county.
| April 27-c2awtde
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NM C1RpENTER,

To
KXTE have in store large complies assortment I'D
w Tools, consisting part bench and moulding
panne rip Saws; Brace and Bits Plane
oures; S,eebade Souares iIatchets: Hammers;
for .ais NV s'' VIZ 80 ANDREW JOHNSTON CO.,
April q, Sign Of The Cross Cut Say, Y, Main Street
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lOME NARRATIVES, or Stories iror "iiousehod
Wo;.s' edited by Chas Dickens-l VOL cloth, on cts.
World Here and There Notes OF Travellers from HOUSE
W'it. :" edited by Chas Dickens-one vol CLOTH 81 Gus
Ca: t Social Philosophy, Chspteo on every DAY topics
vot coh. 5Oc,s
an! Talks OF an American Farmer in England; by Fred
: DRp.eal
'an.caitics BY Thomas IIood-with illustrations
A. NORRIS, late Drnkor Morris,
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r. NORRIS & CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF y. PAINE i CO, Managers of Lot
- tercs-Mah Street. Richmond, Va.
s;si.agT. 1850. 1850!
Susqucanna Letter: Class Is. 10 he drawn al Baltimore We'd
uesIay April 2sth. IS Nos. II drawn.
" n 1Ir, 81 - s:S,397 Prize OF $500
! ~ l. mr - lHD
= a. T5p % 500
= $50
Tickets $40; halves ); quarers2 80
s- Orders for Tickets IN any Maryland lotteries Will
~ +. MORRIS q CO., Managers.
Ncrch3I or to C.. w. PURCELL. Richmond. va
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FARM FOR SALE,

VERY valuable Farm sale Monroe the Red
IA Sulphur Springs. containing U handsomely improved
would be desirable situation lawyer merchant or ply
sIcian Apply 10 WELLINGTON GODDlN.
April 2-clm
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TRUST SALE OF 4 yAIUAEI.E FARM IN
uENkIEl u nAN RIfIINlNn
rK JUSTICES SALE OF LAND AND NEGKoEs

tn TIE COUNTIES OF GOUCHLAND AND IIENKIVU
EDI executed the subscriber ny ROBERT
I'D w Jordan. dated 81 September Is duly recorded ID ooch
land Court shall ii the SAID trust proceed
the the saId JorGa situated
GoocianI county. The Coal Brook estate OF the Messr
Crpucc4 MONDAY the 81 day OF May. s, at the hour OF IL
o'clock fair not, day, the real and slaves
thereby of arces oi land one
No q Goochan J.: and
No Ia enucu county containing ass acres Also, ok Slaves,
consisting ol ou,cn and children Termscash
Niar -rucl,r. 4 Irrsfs
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ME COMMoNWEALTH OF yIRGINIa,-To the

TINE COMMONWEALTH OF vIRGlNIA.-Tot the
Sheriff Of Louisa County Greeting: We command you al
another time have commanded YOU'D THE Louisa
Gold Mining Company 10 appear at the Clerks Office of Cir
Court County the rules holden the said
the first Monday June the action of John
McCav the five hundred dol
lars; there this Witness JuhE Hunter Clerk OF
our the Court House. the G! day Of APRIL 1852 in the
10Th year Of foundation. JOHN HUNTER
ENDORSEMENT.
OF rcspass the damages from said
Company aud employing the plaintiffs slave without
hIs ROBERTSON d. GORDON LANE, T. 4.
Copy-rese JOHN HUNTER, {. q
bprll3 -cWiw
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PARKER, BAYLY s. NI1IMO, -,
RE prepared in the following dcsiTaoe
IN articles
Irish and Burnsey Sheetinss
nieached and unhlearhei Cotton do.
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton
Table Damask and Diaper
Damask Napkins and Doyles
Wine Napkins; l24 Floor Linen 49,, %
Every Gescrinnn Of Toweing. &c. Rp'lI 81
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April IL HASkINS & LIBBY.
GUNNER IIATS,-I would inform my friends that ~
- Hats for and boys ~
Of different styles and qualities that Panama. GU
eshon Pedal and Bras o. kinds Those who wish TO gel
something dr spring and wear, will find establish
The public requested call un examine for themselves
No. Isl Eagle Square, Main street. r. A. ALLEN.
anr
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THE DRY GOODS GIFT ASSOCIATION Is NJ

IIUMBIJG. 49,.
E1Y raynC Cd l2 or 25 cents. can get collar WORN
= handsome Barge Deanes al one Sh ing anu 50
worth 25 81 Lawns at 2. Ginshams at i2s
inches wide o. Shtng cents me Linen
l24 Lace and Muslin Sleeves from 80 cents
Chcmi.etes from ST. Hose of all color al 2 Also every
description OF Goods Grape Shawls &c Every person W
paving prices mentioned above for the articles VIII no' re-
ceve their money but will find the articles cea
than can be obtained this city Call before all Ve CUTS are
dsr osed OF, u the number Is limited. -, =, ,...,
Anrl 26 ABRAHAM LEVY. Jr 81 bI"'d sIIeee.
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PERUVIAN GUANo, GROUND PLASTER AND
LINE, nr SAFE by EDWIN WORKMAN co.
E?li 9S-rlm
EIRGINTA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.-The Passen
m Train Richmond for Woodye daily a. OK O'Clock
~ ApnlG IT, GILL. SUPERINTENDENT.
proper temperature which milk should be
u experiments The Thermometer Churn is constructed &C.
@l.,y For sale, with other Churns. by
l't27 j. S WALTHALL. near City Hotel:
6CMMA's CORN SHELLER.-IIavidg purchased the
h MGnna's Corn Shelter Tor several eoun,ies am now
up lot ia highly recommended and works hnety Also
ssrr kinds :or sale by n,
.la!27 is MALIllALL:
HEAD QUARTERS, IST RECT. VA. VOLS.
RICHMOND, APRIL &c. 1852.
RIDERS no. 1.-THE lst day of May next ID hxedt 4
- The Iie-nen,al of Enquiry for tho muster %
3 ii X. gr.n, of Virginia Volunteers 10 accordance W
tx there S he three days training o-otces OF thek1S IL
men, On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons pece
the Re-i:nenial muster the City Hall, at Tour ocock
3ers all in full uniform. :.
The Regiment will muster on saturday, the " Way, a. MO
Hal al II o'clock, 4. II.
COMMANDMENTS Companies required 10 furnish the Aou
n. tegmcnia muster, previous thereto win
mse a fu. return strength and condition OF COM
their &c. IN the FORM prescrioeu
az D. order of Col. c. GwYSS.
WALTER II. HARRISON, Adjutsnt
kias LIST REGIMENT Virginia Volunteers:
AAYAGEIIS' OFFICE-F. MORRIS g. CO., RICH
Y f0ND. VA. - ooo
i -. &C IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets So - - . 200
IL. Dollar Lottery-Cspals s4,s57, OF ooo 10 OF 500,
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated ClassK:
65 Ia 4 z 81 3 b 10 !.
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NEW BUSINESS AND NEW GUUDs., -.
the Goods purchased OF ne ie
Warren Farss & Brown, ain now receiving ~, i my
supply embracing large and general assortment OF ~
Goods and will in receive my entire spring STOCK
ssns description usually kept IN the oe
OF oierel the most
terms solicit the patronage OF my iriehus anu
customers OF the late firm. 80. r.ppEN
Marchl
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SPRING
CHINA, E4R7HESlHARE, GLASS, &c.
IANIE subscribers receiving, by
Europe their spring goods. consisting OF FrechSS
md English China EartcnNate aud Fancy ArIicles-arh
the STOCK oi
> pressed and plain Glassware, Looking asses aors
S& &C.. which they offer the trade, aud the public cen
Wy orally upon the favorable terms
SS WIN. F. BUTLER & CO.,
M,rcbG lm,or~s. Main
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NTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Law for the county OF enrico the LIST Monday IN
April, 1852, ii, being the 9th day Of the monthly
John Dahlberg, Plaintiff:
against
Frederick Boyden. Defendant
In AMI upon attachment returned executed.
The object OF this suit OF the defendant fourteen hun
dre ard dollars apnearng by affidavit that the said defend
m by his attorney appear
month after due publication this order, and do what
necessary his and thai this order be published
weeks the Richmond Enquirer
published in the city Of Richmond and posted al the
door House this the first day the next
County Court. Cupy-Tesle,
April l9-cw4w EUS. ROBINSON. C. u
NIRGINIA.-Ala Circuit Chanoery the Of
Henrico held Stale Couet House the city OF Richmond
on Thursday, Is; April, lsJ2
Gusvus Myers Executor the last will and Of Jno
Cullen, deceased, Plaintiff
against
Charlotte E. Cullen, widow, and Matthew R. Cullen, Margaret
Oea Guile John S. Dorsey Cullen and Charlotte E. Cullen,
children OF the said John Cullen deceased the said Margaret
John s. dorsey and Charlotte Cullen being Infants oy ac
Cullen their guardian nd tem, assigned 70 defend them ts suit
Defendants.
On motion of the Defendant, Charlotte Cullen the widow OF
John Cullen deceased by COUNSEL the Court doth order that ne
creditors OF the said John Cullen deceased ew this CouI
the first day o June next they why the estate inc
deceden should be paid and delivered his
And that Of this order published once week
weeks in ofthe printed 10 the city OF e
mond posted the front door Court House OF the city oil
Richmond first day Of OF Corpora
lion Court Of satd city A Copy-Teste =
April l2-cwfw PoWHAraN ho6EKi9' u
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"a G., FAKHELL'S GENUINE ARABIAN LINZ
H. extraordinary medicine the truth OF which
placed beyond doubt by the vast sales the re ana The ma
by which previously had resisted
al. other skill the best physicians the world
composed balsam and gums peculiar 10 Arabaos'
.rss;ng m all their stimulating Anodyhe
rating and rcyusve properties and Tie same which, ages
sIcress in curing The diseases Of both man and bea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27

20 MEDICAL SOCIETY OF IRGINIA.-The
e annual meeting of the Medical Socenf VIRGINIA will be
held IN the Richmond athenmum on Wednesday April 2Sh 1852
Business Of much VIII be hoped that
BY order of tho Society. psi GOOCH
April 6-ctd Secretary
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

The Newporters were never esteemed
very slow PEOPLE. especially when
dimes were Il fact in question:; but this
season they may be sset down as deci-
dedIy fast. With one eye on Saratoga
and the other on tic pockets OF summer
tourists, they have vigorously begun the
drumming process with view Of the
profits which are expected 10 shed a
golden twilight over the sunset of the
Watering Season. The card now
played is TO the effect that all the great
ocean steamers which belong 10 the ferry
between New-York and Europe may be
seen from the Ocean House, at the dis
tance of sixty or hundred miles, and
all by the beautiful medium of mirage.
Two of these vessels have already been
observed, and one OF them--ihe Niagara
in order to give The people the best
chance 10 see her, appeared double,
boat above and n boat below With
steamship by mirage every Thursday
morning and bonafle sea serpent now
about TO arrive. who won't 90 Ncwp' ri
Saratoga must Get mp mirage OF tho
desert Somewhere on her sandy PLAINS,
or IA mirage d'eau Oh Lake George, or
her cake is all unbakcd bread " y.
Tribune
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

DEATH OF Fox IN A DRAWING Room.
On Friday last, the meet of the old
Berkshire hounds was at Kingston Inn,
near FarIngdon, when Reynard soon
broke from covert in the neighborhood,
and led the hounds at rafting Pace to
the coverts Of Tubncy, Appleton, and
Besselslcigh, At the latter place, the
sly one made a double, and went back
to Tubney, traversing nearly the same
ground again, and eventually retraced
his steps TO Besselslegh, but on arriving
at that village, and finding himself very
hard pushed, he made Il dash at the
drawing room window OF the mansion
of the Rev DR.. Foulkes, principal of
Jesus College, Oxford, and bolted
through the glass TO the 10 small con
sternalion OF the worthy doctors domes-
tics, and finally sought shelter under the
sofa. This proved Of 10 avail. The
hound waving the etiquette Of an in
PRODUCTION, dashed also through the
window, and in few seconds poor Rcy-
nard was completely run down, and kill
ed under The sola.-London paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

ErWednesday aud Thursday NOR
nings the steamboats, carried our New
York mails to Fall River, SO that they
were not received here until afternoon /,
We do not wish 10 make unnecessary
complaints, but tins neglect on the part
Of the person who has charge ol rbc
mails has become 50 licquent, that We
feel 1t Il duty to speak on the subject, for
il is serious Inconvenience 10 our cIli-
zcns We hore that there " III not e a
recurrence Of this omission OF duty again
very soon for if there is, a complaint
will be made through the proper source
10 the Post Master General
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

The Scientific Lectures OF Prof julius
Cesar Hannibal, published in the New
York Picayune, are superior to many
other discourses OF more pretension. In
discoursing Of De Whale, the professor
says
"De whale am de big fish cod
fish arstocracy oh de sees de same as
de big bugs am de Goldfish aristocracy
oh de lam bnt de former had got be
vantage ob de latter, kase, notwd-
stann' dc whale dewoures good eel,
he produces sumfin but de Ian Goldfish
arstocracy dewours eycrythin' an pro-
duccs muffin"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

New SUBSTITUTE FoH Oil Tie
Commonwealth says that Il new iIumi-
mating fluid las been developed in New
York, which will in II great measure su-
percedc spirit lamps, rs soon as the
Patent Office can st Tile lis doubts
Large manufactures Of beneuie, a hy-
dro.carbon which has the property OF
producing an excellent Illuminating gas
by being dissolved in moist air, are 60
ing up in New York aud Brooklyn
The substance is manufactured from tar
or mineral coal, and while I can be al
iorded at half the price OF burning flu
id" per gallon it will yield iudefniniteIy
more illumination. The use of it would
require gasometer aud gas fixtures in
each house, but the cheapness OF the
consumption will put moveablc lamps OF
every kind nearly out Of use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

Spnot TING GESIus.-A little boy Of
six years, when undressing Tor bed one
night, with his nght-dress on the back of
his neck, was heard musng aloud as
follows:
IL can beat Tom Tucker; can
write my name in writin'; can tell
the time o day by the clock ! can
spell Nabuchadnezzar ; and can tie Il
double bow knot"
Another little fellow, OF four, wadlng
in mud puddle, after a shower, came
across an angle worm, and thus deIiv-
cred himself in audible reverie
Worms are the snakes babies lit
tie mice the rats babies and the
stars are the moons babies!'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
ALEX. II. II. STUART, Sec'ry,

GJ- Alas it is not TIL time with rtck-
less hand, has torn out half the leaves
IRON the. book Of human life, to light the
fires of passion with from day TO day,
that man begins to see that the leaves
which remain are few III number, aud 10
remember family at first, and then more
clearly y. that upon the earlier pages OF
that boos was written Il story OF hap
py innocence, which he would fam read
over agaln. Then come listess irreso-
luton, and the inevitable naclion OF
despair; or else the firm resolve to re.
cord upon the leaves that still remain, a
more noble history then IiIe chid's story,
with which the book bcgon.- Lo0gEt
tolr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

T. F@Mr. Stanton Peckham, who was
injured abou, a month ago at fire in
Augusta, Georgia. by jumping from the
roof OF a building about 10 feet high, re-
turned 10 lis family in this town, yes
torday morning; although badly injured,
and still suffering, SO that he is unable
to walk. except few steps on crutchcs'
we are glad 10 learn that he will not
suffer permanently in consequence Of
the disaster which bciell him.
The new hotel in Augusta, which he
is 10 take charge Of, is neatly finished,
and will be open for the reception of
guests about the first Of May. We
trust and have every reason TO believe
that lie will be abundantly successful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
ABOUT PENSIONS.
The subjoined regulation of the De-
partment is published for the information
OF all DprsOus cOncprup1

The sublolned regulation OF the De-
partment is published for the information
Of all persons concerned.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
February 1852.
Whereas serious difficulties and de-
lays have arisen in the transaction Of
the business OF the Pension Office, from
the multiplicity of the lndiscriminaIc and
vague appeals from its decisions, with
out stating the particular grounds OF
dissent from such decisions; therefore,
in order to facilitate the business OF the
office, and insure "A speedy determination
OF all cases therein il has been deemed
proper to adopt the following regula-
tom
Any person desiring to take an appeal
from decision Of the Pension Ollie C
shall address the application TO the
Secretary of the Interior, and will be
required TO state the precise ground on
which the appeal Is based whether the
errors alleged be in the construction OF
the law or in that OF the evidence; and
if in regard to the evidence, the portion
relied OH must be specially cited. The
Commissioner in his report, and the
Secretary in his ion, will notice
only the grounds so stated, or the points
SO made.
ALEX. II. II. STUART, Sec'ry.