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JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.

H0USE AND LOT ON CATEEAEsENE
IL STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTtON.--Wil be
sold Oh WEDNESDAY he 1t the goth inst upon the pre-
misses, commencing at O'clock P. NJ frame tenement
on the south side Of Caharne street, Munrd
short distance beyond the limits of the corporation
and adjoining the residence of h. ]. Blunt, ESQ. This
house III good ORDER has been recently built and rents
readily.
Terms made known at sale.
my 20 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auc+
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s.,eriGuIsy of Richmond.

AT the request of many citizens and with his consent
announce Col gOln A. NJ cres.ish as candidate for
the above office. nv lift
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A. MORRIS'S,

NNNgTeszs EsEAaEE has removed from his former
residence on Marshall to Sixth street, one door be-
low Mr.. Robert G. Sotts. my Gift
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CONGRESSIONAL SUM MARY.

THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, May 20.
In SENATE the discussion upon the Deficiency bill was
continued
The HousR resumed the consideration of territorial
business.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER
GOODS.



Il ceased, who waa executor of Saml Swami decs sed
James Scott executor of Robert Craig deceased Geors
Fisher executor OF Daniel Call, deceased Samuel Tav-
or receiver OF the estate of Robert Craig James Caske
agent IN factor the trustees of Thos Craig Henry Sann
Alexander Swarm, Frederick Swami George swarm la.
Swami, John Swami, Mllsr W. Mcheaux and Mary hi.
wife, WHOM Mary Swami, James McLaurine ir Geo
Rutherford Robert Montgomere Robert Speer Robert
Faud, Alexander Kerr, Thomas White, and David Wash
Take notice, thai shall the 18th day of June 1889
move the Circuit Court of Chsncery for Henrco county
to rcntae the docket ofsaid Court certain suit late
y pending in said Court under the style of Tho mas
Thompson Swan Samuel Swami, Dabney NJ Whert1n
and Ann, his wife, formerly Ann Swami, and Nelson R,-
bnson and Jane his wife distributes of Samuel Swami
deceased, Plaintiffs against Jefferson Swami executor of
John Swami, deceased, who was executor of Samuel
Swami deceased James Scott of Robert Craig
deceased Daniel Call receiver of the of the said
Robert Craig. Henry Swami, Alexander Swami Frede-
rick Swami, George Swami, James Swami John Swami
Miller w. Mcheaux and Mary, his wife, who was Mary
Swami, James McLaurne jr, George Rutherford Rots
Mongomerie Robt. Speir Robt Fauld, Alexander Kerr
Thomas w hite and David Wash. Defendants which said
suit was by order pronounced therein on the goth of
March, 549 dismissed to the plaintiffs at the
and shall ask that the be redocketed revived ard
proceeded in to final decree.
ISAAC A. GODDN
Sheriff of Henrico
nay f-sAw And Admir- ofJans Robinson, dss'd.
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al Assembly,

Presbyterian General Assembly.
WAsHINGroN May 90.
The Presbyterian General Assembly met this NOR ming
fin
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BY .sAaEEa va. TAYaIpE.
EyORTY-EHyE nUsEnsnG 10

NIVDREY-EEVE BEEBRENaH 4 DITs ON
Il UNION HILL AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on
TUESDAY next, the 25th inst, at O'Clock, p NJ. on
the premises, forty-fve Building LOTS Union Hill,
Asbury Chapel varying in size from 80 80 feet
the wish of the purchasers located 26t eth aud 2Sh
Streets and o, and Venable streets also, c63 feet
ct ground beautifully situated the side Of 29th st.
between and SITS, on Church Hill surrounded on
three sides by the property of John Watkins Esq be
laid onto lots to suit purchasers These the most
desirable lots in the whole neghborhood of Union Hil
and are the only which be obtained in that
neGhborhaod and beautifully located for residences
TERMs-One-thrd cash. balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest included secured by
trust deed
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Nl,sEe. Teresa. pnrod5.

DRIMA DONNA from Her Majestys Theatre, in
Il London on her way to Europe, respectfully
that she will give her first and positively only Grand
Concert, which occasion she will be assisted by
MADAME STRAKOSCH
Late Mile Amaia Patti the distinguished Prma Don
ma from the Italian Opera House. New York
MAURICE STRAKOSCH
The eminent Composer and Pianist, and
MISKA HAUSER,
The unrivaled Vioinist.
The programme will contain gems from the great
tiers of classical sacred popular and miscellaneous music
English Ballads and Songs, Italian Airs, Duets Fana-
sias, &c, and will be the richest most varied and int.
resting offered TO the intelligent citizens of Rich
mond
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had at the principal
hotels music and book stores, and the door on the
evening of performance.
Doors open at 7a-concert to at 81 o'clock.
#
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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NEW BOOKS, at

low MIR. Robert u. Souls my 2l-tf
NTEW BOOKS, at A. MORRISS
~ Late Drinker X Morris:
Chambers Miscellany Nuseiu and entertaining Tracts;
the works of Charles Lamb The complete concordance
Shakespeare. Being verbal index all the passages
in the dramatic works of the poet, by Mrs. Cowden
Clarke.
The English Family Robertson the Desert Home or
the adventures of lost family in the wilderness by Capt
Mayne Ried, author ofthe Rifle Rangers.
Memory and Hope; the works OF Daniel Webster, four
vols.
Angel Voices or words of counsel forever coming to
the world
Rejected Addresses or the new Theatrum Poetarum,
by Horace and James Smith,
Thorpe quiet English town and human life therein,
by VIM. Mountford
Also Lectures the principle and practice of Surgery
by Bransby B. Cooper, f. r. s. my 81
A NEW WORK, Published This Day
N An odd volume of Facts and FictionN in prose and
by Mrs Julia Mayo Cabc in volume 12uo, neat
paper covers. Soc
The publishers respectfully csI the attention of the
public to this little volume especially ts community of
Richmond Apart from tho interesting contents of the
nucleus of fund for establishing work house IN this city
Nash & WOODHOUsE,
my 81 Eagle Square.
Na RS & co. '
For This Day.
Capitals $4,000, of 6ooo, . of sooo 90 of 1000
&c 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIS
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capitals: seooe 4 of
2ooO &C. Tickets So so.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, Class I'll.
Is 10 AZ 7 SO rs Is So 20 80 IL g.
my G. w. PURCELL
TIT Il. EsUM.-1oo bbls best quality. for sale by
NJ DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
my 81
8 AFEVY n TsE.-Two hundred thousand feet for
- sale by
my2l DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
q EnONs.-IOo boxes fresh Messna Lemons just
IL received, for sale by LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX.
my 2l
NHREsIH sUPP61Y OF MANTEALAs.-Just
IL received in fresh supply of Mantas, whichwe are
e'''''9 'S'' '''~f' GHAs. HARTwELL K cos.
nv 81 lo7 Broad street
DOOu FOR THE CORNRH.-J. w. RAN
I'D DOLPH has for sale, May 81
Manual of Grecian Antiquities with illustrations by
Tho Howotlji in Syria, by G. w Curtis, author of
Nile Notes-S7c
The Works of Stephen DIN, D. D L. L. D., with Por-
trait, 2vos-$2 90.
The Practical Model Calculator for the engineer, me.
chanc, machinist manufacturer of engine work, naval
architect, miner and mwright by Oliver Byrnes, Civil,
Military and Mechanical Engineer-$3 so.
April No. Southern Quarterly Review, published IN
Charleston at SIS per year.
| May No. De Bows Southern and Western Review
| per year SIS 90.
| The Mob Cap, and other tales nv Mrs. Caroline De
| HentZ-50c.
The Datons Three Roads in Life by Charles Lever
author OF Charles o May eomplete5oc. Second supply
! A Book of the Corner by Leigh Hunt being No 8
| Putnanl's Library-a5c.
Clarkes complete Concordance to Shakespeare being
verbal index to all the passages in the dramatic works
OF the Poet New London edition-e6 90.
! EHHNE AE'EEEs.-A small let Just received d
my2l LOUIS j. BossIEUX.
| ~ kaHaDs VERY FINE SHOULDER
~ BACON receiving per steamer, for salelow by
my Is JOHN WOMBLE & co.
BARK AND CEEAMPAIGNE HRAN.
| my 20 WIN EGGIESTON
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 90.
FLoUR-Salss Of 5000 bbls. at sioe to si12.
WHEAr-Red, 9s cts; white 9s to l.O3.
CoRS.-White and yellow 81 to SO cents.
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NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL,

NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL,
Fer Short Season,
DAYNE'S Celebrated SERIES OF GIGAN-
E9 TIC PANORAMAS ENTITLED
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE!
Embr acing Magnificent views of Boston, It's Harbor Hal
flax the Atlantic river Mrsey Liverpool, the Crystal
Palace Of the Worlds Far Westminster Abbey, LON
DON from the Thames passing under the Bridges, and
ending with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel
brilliantly illuminated, and both banks Of the beautiful
river RHINE.
Anexhibtion on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af
ternoons, at o'clock.
" Admission 95 cents CHI ldren under 10 Is cents
~ Doors open at halfpast o'cock-Panorama to
commence moving at 8. my 24-tf
GRAND AND EXTRAORDINARY
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
On SATURDAY EVENING, May 2aD,
At the UniyersnIise Church.
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r. MORRIS & GO.
spIendid schemes for Nunx. 1859.

successors TO d. PAINE & Co.,)
Managers OF Lotteries. Main ST.; Richmond, Va
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FSlChARDSON & co. Having by far the most exten.
N sive in the city of Velvet and other Car
petngs hugs Door Mats Floor Cloths Druggets Piano
and Table Covers which DESTROYS of selling off
this spring. shall offer them for sale from and after
this date without regard TO cost.
Most of these goods of importation and We
know them to be OF superior qualify and handsome
styles.
Visitors to the city respectfully invited examine
our assortment. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
my 1s-7t& e5 Main st.
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WILLIAM BOOTH
gPMOESTEK g. PAPER HANGER

S&n al hNC1a DE6ESSED
CVsOOO FLOORING even lengths
10000 feet white Pine Boards and Plank
10000 do seasoned Oak Boards
1900 do Irish Euttonwood
10000 do 1t inch clear heart Step Plank
Now landing from schrs Telegraph Canton d Ashland
for sale by
my 14-H r. Il e WHITFIELD
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Ilckets @20 HaIVes To quarters 5.
Certificate of a package of wholes $260--shares in
proportion.
lrOrders for tickets any ofthe Maryland Lotteries
will meet the prompt and confidential attention il
addressed TO =. Morris X Co., Managers, to
EIS g w PURCELL, Richmond
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yEyHE OFFICE OF-THE
Il NEW YORK DAILY HERALD
PHILADELPHIA DAILY LEDGER,
BALTIMORE DAILY SUN
BALTIMORE DAILY Clipper,
And general depot for ALL the
RAasazines, Newspapers and Cheup
Publications,
Is at 1904 Broad street, opposite Broad Street Hotel
THOMAS H GRESHAM
General Newspaper Agent.
n B. Herald and.L Ledger received at 6, A M; Sun and
Clipper at A. NJ. ap1-tf
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NOTsCE-COOPE8s WANTED.
vENHE subscriber wishes to hire by the year. month";
IL otherwise forty iour-barrel Coopers to whom con-
slant employment and liberal wages will be given Also
is DESTROYS of purchasing FLOUR BARREL TIMBER
in any quantity at the highest market price delivered at
Richmond. Va either in biots dressed An early ap.
pication is desired.
my 4-1m VIM G. WAITHATT
EVWhig and Dispatch will please copy twelve times
each, and send bills to this office
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MCKINNEY a. DUPUY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office opposite ShockG Warehouse Rich.
mOnd, Va.
~ ILL give strict attention to the sale of Tobacco,
W Wheat, Flour, &C., and make liberal cash
advances on all consignmepts on hand.
ia 15-cw6nl
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~ 14tli strect.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.

Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. 112--May 15th
81 II 80 10 SIS 40 % 1872 IS 70.
Ticket, Nos. 10 $50 The second Capital of 81 2oo
Whole i" 10 40 65
Half IA % SO all sold and paid by
Ticket, So 65 70 STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. MAY IS:
As 81 80 IS 40 20 e5 16 80 10 ID &c H.
Whole Nos 16 II TO- prize of $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware No s--May 10;
SO Al Sd Sc A AZ 4 40 40 II Is Al.
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FNREsn SUPPLY de MANTHHLAs.-Jus
IL receivedin fresh supply of Mantias, which are
selling very cheap, at ~
CHAS. HARTWELL cos.
NV 81 l07 Broad street
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my d1
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Capitals $4,000, 3 of 5000, J of 30Oo 90 of 1000,
&c. 10 Nos. 13 drawn. Tickets s5
Also the Patapsco Lottery-Capitas: $4,000. 4 of
1000, &c. Tickets So so.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna. Class Ell:
Is l 10 AZ SO rs IS So 20 80 IL g.
NV 81 C. w. PURCELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
CURIOUS SCENE.

The following is sceue at Clefkenwell
10 London "A young man applied to Mr.
Corrie, and cody said-Please your wor-
ship, I wish to know whether it is lawful
for man to marry his aunt Is laugh)
Mr.. Corrie, tsmiling) --Itis most extraor-
binary question. Have you married your
aunt4 Applicant-Yes, my mothers sis
tcrs (Laughterl Mr. Corrie-How old
are you2 Applicant--Nineteen. Mr. Cor
rie-And what age is your wife Appli-
cant-Twenty. Mr. Corrie said that such
marriage was certainly illegal, according
to the Scriptures and he referred TO Lee
viticus aud the Common Prayer Book The
wife, a good looking young woman, here
said--He is fool; | am willing to do every,
thing to make him comfortable Applicant
II can't live with her, she has got such a
bad temper. Wife-If tho marriage is lille
gal, and he leaves me, is be not bound to
support me Mr. Corrie-Oh, no. Wife
Then can lie marry again2 Mr. Corrie
Yes Wife And can / do sol Mr..
Corie-Yes. Wife-0h then that's all
right (Loughtcr) Appiicant-Ill take
good care I'll not get married again. ]
have hadlenough of it for the last six months.
loud Laughler) The applicant then left
the court, followed BY his aunt.wife, who
coptinued abusing her nephew until they
got out of sight
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
HOW no MAKE 4 FORTUNE.

+
Take earnestly hold of life, as capacitated
for, and destined to, a high and noble pur.
pose. Study closelyrthe minds bent for la
Dor or professions Adopt it early, and pur,
sue it steadily, never looking back to the
turning furrow but forward to the new
ground that ever remains to be broken
Means and ways are abundant to every mans
success, if win and action are right ysadapted
to them. Our rich men, and our great men
have carved their paths to fortune, and BY
this eternal principle principle that can
not fail to reward its votary, il it be reso.
lutely pursued To sigh or repine over the
lack Of inheritance, is uamauly. Every man
should strive to be q creator instead of la
heritor He should bequeath instead Of
borrow The human race, in this respect
wants dignity and discipline. 1t prefers to
WELD the sword of yalorous forefathers, to
forging its own weapons This is mean and
lgnoble spirit Let every man be conscious
of the power IN him and the providence over
him, and use his own good lance. Let him
feel that il il better to earn crust than to
inherit Golfers of gold This spirit Of self
nobility once learned, and every man will
discover within himself, under God, the Gle,
ments and capacities Of wealth. He will be
rich. inestimably rich IN self resources, and
can lift his face proudly to meet the Doblest
mo u
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$3.50 - - ~ -
THE WORDS OF SONG.

The majority of the stanzas are little
above mere rhyme, aud we Involuntary
smile as We think Of music welded to
immortal verse; Any one who can put
sheart'' and sspart' into measured length, al
ternated with z love'n and aproye,n seems
competent % write "seng,n and forthwith
an unlimited quantity of rubbish is printed,
We find "loven dreadfully overdone the
VOWS, professions, and regrets,i in serenades
and tender ballads, are far beyond the tex
ture that. washes and wears Here is ran
dom specimen
Ga, Look from thy lattice, my laly love look
The moons the hi there is light on the brook,
But the sky and the water are darkness to me,
WhleI see not the nishtstar thar rises in thee.
Don't let any confding heart be deceived BY
such declarations; take our word for it, that
Cupid is an impudent, hearty, bread land
butter eating little boy when he is at home,
and won't put up with glow-worms and. dew.
drops for supper-not DIT Of it, Withih
short period the above devotion would
change to this
Don't sill Or for me Sophy I'm going 70 meet
Two or three pleasant fellows in Arundel street
And as lis uncertainhow late il may be,
ME peFAaqS daag Ibis RfiisE u s9s sa II win lhs key
love thy raven hair,
Aud never, hever shah thou miss
Thy faithful Mary's care.
Don't believe it, young man; be fully pro
pared to miss a shirt button now and then
and don't consider yourself unnaturallJ
wrongod if you hear something in this strain
lis true Iulade The sky blue stock
You now have round your throat;
Bat as for this won't indeed
will not mend your coat.
I Eliza EpDE,s J1HrH6I
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DEATH WILL COME.

The key. Albert Barnes, In an able discourse in
re October numbefofih National Preacher. holds
he following eraptic language is illustration oi
The above declarasitn:
{" Death win cane; be win certainly como
He cannot Be Graded; lie cannot ia nut
back; he cannol be made to take his stems
any slower Oh. he viii come All that
lives on earth NH die-every beast, bird an9
creeping thing the hpmming bird, the "A
sect that hussers in the sunbeam az 81
tree and shrub and doEcr-the oak, th< ,he
the acacia, tho moss that grows arcrv
wall every honarch. every peas. ,. nan
slave every master Of slave ~ ,,ssr
every woman. eyefy child cry o. a his
that prldes himself OBJ ais :toho.s MN.
wealth every Soang man that pi,ass -.
self on his taIsuts or his strength 49,
maiden that pri6es hs nd frg dead sec
not living thing in all my rambles that
will not die--no man, no woman, no child !;
no bird, no beast, no plant, no tree. The
eagle that cuts the air cannot hy above il;
the monster of the deep cannot dive below
it; the tiny insect cannot make itself so in
significant that death will not notice it !;
leyiathan cannot, with his great strength,
struggle against it. The Christian will die !;
the sinner will die-yea, the sinner Your
wealth cannot save you; your accomplish
ments cannot save y6u. Death cares for
none Of these things they aro all tribes
geWgaws beneath his notice He no more
KoFes shining mark than an ignoble one |;
lie has no more pride in cutting down the
rich man than the poor mantle daughter
Of beauty and fashion than the daughter of
ugliness and sin lie loves to level the
thistle as we'll as the rose bud the bramble
as the magnolia the brier as the cedar of
Lebanon. lie cares as little for the robes Of
ermine as for the beggar's rags; as little fer
your richest vestments and gayest apparel
as for the blankets Of the savage. You will
die, ard the fear Of death will come upon
you. Death comes just as heis-pals, sot
cmn, Fixed, stern, determined on his work
He hears no cry for .pityi he rcgafes mo
shrek Of terror. He comes stead cert AN,
unchanged and Interchangeable in his purpose,
TO take you from your bed of down TO hurry
you from your splendid dwelling to call
you out Of the assembly taking yod
away from your companions, that will miss
you for moment, and then resume thcii
dance, that you may die. Death will come
He has been advancing towards you ever
since you began to breathe. He has kept OF
Wis way, always advancing omcet ycu, Will,
you have been asleep or awake; and if yol
have gone nsrth, or south, or east, or west
he hos always put himself into your path
how near or, how remote, you have neye
known Death will come. He has Away
been advancing, never receding and 500!
bis baneful shadow will fall upon your path
Ard tA The u s4sd8 5HFY il dgGRsa and bscom
you, between you and tho light of tie livin
world, and will be in the dark valley! Dealt
will come-fearful enough under any cir
cumstances, even if you are Christian
awful, unspeakably awful, if you are not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
THE DocToR,s oPIaiOS.

A selfsuf6cient humbug, who took up
the business Of physician, and pretended to
a deep knowledge Of the helying art, was
once called to visit young man afflicted
with the apoplexy. BoIus gazed long and
hard, felt bis pulse and pocket. looked q;
his tongue and his wife, and finally gave
vent to the following sublime opinion
II think he's gone feller."
sNo, no r. exclaimed the sorrowing wife
ado not say that
aYes,i' returned Bolus, lifting up his hal
and eyes heayenward at the same time
..yes. do sa5 SOL there arn't no hope. moi
the least mite he's got an attack Of Mill I'll
ID his lost frontis-n
where o. cried the startled wife.
In his lost fronts, and be can't be cured
Without some trouble and great deal oil
mains. You see his whole planetary system
Is deranged fustiy, bis vox populi is pres
sin on bis advaloron secondly, his Gu
tacarpial cutansous has smelled considers
bic, ii not more thirdly and lastly. bis so
lar ribs are 10 confused state, and be aini
get any money, consequently he's bound to
die
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rude Woodeh stool, sho said, IN feeble bu.
decided lone Of voice
have sent for you, sin, 10 pay mo )
VISIT, that 4 may make you The heir 10 nv
estate y estate / know ycu are rea,ix
e ask whah estate Thave 10 beouesth. Ana
well may yeu ask that. was once h.r,.v
ms housewas once mine, II was nv fatb.
er's gstt-uSy wedding portion / had lor.
ses and oxen, and COWS and sheen. ard &.
chards and meadows Twas vot, vbs 81.
daaed my poor erring husband 70 dr;nk
~ Vas Jon who placed before him the l;.n;a
poison and pressed him to take il sTwas
you that took away my horses and cows ana
meadows ard orchards. and my own hopa
Twas you that ruined my peace, DESTROYED
ny husband, and ii the very moor. a. lise
mt him down to drunkardss disbonered
grave was you that made me a bersar
and cast ny poos starving babes upoa 81 The
H nol Han PiftilasS HapgHdlP e4ahaa
you my estate Here, sir, Is my last will
and testament, I do bcqueath to you this
vial of tears They are tears that / have
shed-tears that you have caused. Take
this vial; wear it about your vile person;
and when hereafter you present the flowing
bowl to the lips Of q husband and father. re.
member that you arc inheriting another vial
Of widows tears
An hour more, and the poor widow, the
widow of thousand sorrows, the once ia
vored child Of fortune, the once lovely and
wealthy bride, the once affectionate wife and
devoted young mother, lay cold and sense
less in death, and her soul had been cum
moued to that God who has said, 9 Ven
geance is mine, and | will repay
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Hats I! Hats 1! Hats III!

CtTRANGERS wishing The city, viii 60
- find il 10 Their Advantage TO give
BIcPHAIL 8 BROTHERS. -
I32 BAL1IM0RE ST., n<zt 70 Clipper 0fce.
ASSORTMENT or HATS q cAPs,
an examination before purchasing. They are de-
termined to sell low for CASH, Or on reasonable
terms 10 those who 5ny 70 sell.
Country Merchants and Matters, will always
fnd OUR HATS 81 tbs --latest SwIe. We are al
90 manufacturing Hats ii The Rough ID which We
ins ;se The attention II Co1Etry Haiiers
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