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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-29

&M n00 --Wunted s o,ooO IN NOTES 4
RcO,U\I\I. the Soutqern Nnnua ,fue'
bh"k, # VIII ch g. ". Pu cell is President Apply
The Exchange and Banking House of
nnr23-dt> PETERS, SPENCE & LIGGAT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
,HAtNGE OF THE TIIEHMOMETER
az HOHRLS' bookstore, 81 Main street March ash.
'''4 81. ~ Ga,SSloot' so,sslset,

~ DIN. q. ". BHAINEHD would inform the public
d l9I we committee on Corres ondenoe at Rich.
W Saturday April LIST, 1851 from 10 II A. ~ snd ~ 4
n ~ Ny stay VIII be short, therefore ali who Is
76 s Ys T by addre,,lpg pail boz
We eyeba small or large also whether the eve '.nds u,
prompuy Or v unsen-oan, for two dollars obtain advice or
treatment for ten dollars which Gaze tbe ~, ~,
Deducted The poor fsvoYabiy considered " '0' W." w
~ Isstorcd persons N perfect aight in eases ~
ola 4hndneti OF from II TO b9 years
~ ~ or enu 70 minutes application, by scientific
III. ~ mas Also cured inflammation N va,o,. ~ 80
sAed Nale pain from, and intolerance Of Rbt f,r
@ o W o. shi from age and on Ibisb
nave remained permanent To the present moment ~ WIG"
GoI ABUNDANT evidence ~ facts stated -
nAn 70 s',temen On persons treated pubd In The v
wsp III - p, nose persons may be room Al 10
% 81 each day AZ Which hours Dr. perform ea.
n r. See notice above, hours and davs Tho. -, A., 49,,
Ia9l-n " ' '''''"' VIII JoH 70 see MIN az an.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

THE VOICE or LoCIsIASA.-The Legislature. BY nm
unanimous" vote Of both Houses adopted resolutions
declaring that the compromise Of 1850 were in
tended and should tie regarded as joint settlement
all agitation about organizing territorial governments
by Withdrawing from the floor OF Congress the question
Of slavery and so committing its decision to those who
alone interested in it. aud who alone are
for its consequence They therefore -
Resolved, That the Nebraska Territorial bill now mend
ing 10 Congress, so far designed to carry into ec,
ana perpetuAc TINS principle Of non intervention TO
the institution OF slavery meets our apnrov,I and ~
request our Senators aud Representative to support the
same.-Bal Patriot ff "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

IL The feeling among California Democrats against
Gen. Perces Administrations strong that il is thought
Gen. Foot stands good chance sent to the L. S.
Senate from that State BY the last accounts from Cali.
orna Poote showing up" the Administration in nj,
its beauties, TO the hearty qualification Of the Cnifornan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

Observing frequent mention of the name of Col c. O
Iompkins, made 10y correspondents and Stockholders Of
ths Road, IN very complimentary terms Of lis quafcl-
tons for such important Office and UNDERGRADUATE N
Col Tompkns has disposed of his establishment near hi.
city aud about taking up his residence in Baltimore We
desire to be Informed 10y Col Tompkins or those Stock
holders Who have suggested him, would he II elected
accept the appointment Of President Of this
MANY STOCKHOLDERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

The Pres. on an Extra se--lon of,he Legislature
The Abingdon Democrat Of March a6th, remarks on
this subject -tt a
"a Member of the late House Of Delegates from Eas
tern Virginia" In the Enqsirer, recommends Extra
the members Of the last Legislature expected they would
only serve the term prescribed by tho constitution.
called session. by the members would be equivalent to
seEeeeton, and IL Is to be hoped the sovcregns-the
people-are not yet prepared for anything Of that
IL there Is any doubt the mind Of any representative
TO the course he should pursue hope he will appeal
TO his constituents But for fear that the represeuve
would not like to the responsibility Of asking
question which would certainly receive n negative
what do the people think Of meeting in their respective
courthouses and nsructng their Senators and Delegates
not to attend meeting OF the Legislature convened by
any such extraordinary mode of sefelection :"
| The wythev,lle Republiean of the e5th, says:
"But Of all the wonders the most extraordinary
desire on the part of "arge and respectable por-
ton of the crowd Of wise assembled at Rich
mond TO return to their labors is acknowledged on
all sides, they did nothing during the Session, and now
they are seized with strange longing TO return and hnish
We are not altogether satisfied but they ought
INDUCED in their amiabo weakness for they might dis
corer that the old adagc sex nhio nil fit, is anti
notion not In the least adapted to the wants OF the
present age!"
The Wheeling Inteiiigeneer of the 9Th, says:
ave hope therefore, that the e1gencies Of the State
will not require extra session, as Its consequences,
while beneficial In things, will be Injurious in more
The Governor hear will not call such session on his
own notion and in this he will be supportedby the State
The only course therefore bring about extra session
for majority Of the members request the Governor
to call it, in which he is constitutonaly bound to
obey This request however had not been PREFER up
to the period Of adjournment and We opine that when
members consult their constituents at home. especially as
"sx listing is upon US they will find bu few of the
regns who will be willing to bear, in addition, the bur
dens Of another aeson Besides, such course would be
in the teeth of the spirit Of the constitution for that in
srument contemplated extra session for mere
failure "clcar the docket" but ptraissuH upon un
usual, important and unexpected emergencies We hope
that there will be extra session. there being impend
ing necessity therefor and the constitution being intended
to prevent rather thaa encourage legislation
The Roanoke Repnbiicdn (Salem) of the a1th says
"a writer in the Richmond Enquirer states that is
absolutely and ndpensably necessary, that there be
extra session of the Legislature early in De
cember The good of the State he says, demands
it. All have TO say the subject is that IL these gen.
temen would only be sccous about the good OF the
State whilst the Legislature in session. they generally
afterwards, extra sessions would not be so much in
demand"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
The Pre.ident's Position.

The Washington Union Of yesterday defines the Presi-
dents position the Nebraska Bill The amount of It
is that he is in favor of the Bill the ground that es
tabishes "squd'ter sorereignty" What will Southern
Democrats have to say now?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

cTs- The President Of the United States and the Post.
master General have conferred upon Horatio King Esq
who has been for many connected with the depart.
ment the responsible position OF FIRST Assistant Post
mater General, made vacant by the death of Major
IIohbie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
sPLnNnID sTnCK OF

- ,.,,,, n,IOOLa PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC NJ '''0
WIZ WOODHOUSE, (L1ks Nal a iy,oojIoy,,, h.. -,
stock Of " ''sV 0'luhTei an extensive
CHOICE PIANO FORTRsl
Io we eslabshed add reliable of Ad. s,,
ootJ ~ Dnnham % and Chickerinv IN u,tnn ~. H.,
superior In all desirable qualities "n' "nAh'eu ~
any si.y s ~ assortment az large
leIns not better. This been tested In NJ" 10
bought Of him. ~ 'AN'"'"'u NVi'h' returned ahn
s,o tor sale an asoriment MgLoDHoys sweet and
e., and PAfiors. ~ ''''' MUSIC VI FMlih Ohutoh'
Mn uorvAIsd GUITARS, Also others Of cheaper manu-
An assortment OF Rich PIANO Covers
The latest and most fashona able Aiusr sr a.. pt.n v,,
MANI, wen " Instruction Books for nearly ali Musical Insiru
Psr.on, unable 70 Visit Richmond can have their orders
subIerlosr. kess Vy,, ~ ptrnsyipg he
mb2f Bookseller, i8e Main street
Rkhhond, Va,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

LARGE SALE OF PIANO FoRrEs.-we ask attention to
the advertisement of ThOs W. Keesee of large lot o,
Pianos to be sold at auction today the store formerly
occupied by r. Duquesne, opposite the Banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

" hoIttuis' hhkAsr CIoTIfs-rhess Cloth. are nov
acknowledged TO give the perfect speedy reefo pain
me orsa" nursing mother arising om any other
cause and TO snord the only complete ax.n,
d'trssng aon. aAInrsrp RaxAsr Known TO III. world Al
hsday They Be without. diseomfor, to the
mother and procured and during period Of uur,px
whenever any dsgreeable symptom Of
frOm any cause exhibits is hey TO give RELIEF
and In every instance the Rns There are
sands Who suffer deaths during the period narnr Direction,
for using these Cloths accompany them.
Arsmanee OF $780, accompanied by 10 worth OF
postage stamps viii the prompt By mai. Of
pair OF these Cloths to any par. Of the United States,
They are 70: sale exclusively By
ADIE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retail AGENT,
mhs IN Main street. Richmond, virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
RICHMOND MARKETS. Mn 90

TonAcco-our prices have undergone no change lately
Inc breaks aud receipts continue very large We con
unue 70 quote iugs at SO toe ls, common leaf 81
Iz' good to 10, aue 10 to le l2. we again u,go
common leaf heavy. Such ought to weigh from hoo to
iooo pounds. large portion Of the Tugs and common
lea. selling are being bought by shippers and they great
81 90 aud Red 81 20. "''' 20 "''N'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

his HONOR ruE MAYOR IN A FIx-No less than n
uozen women were in the Mayors Court on yesterday
lodging complaints against others of the sex for abuse
traction and caiumny INDUCED in against them person.
and to many 10 their neighborhood
His honor informed thcm that no had no iur,dc,;on IN
such matters that they entirely subjects for civil
ceedings which should be Instituted in another Court H
said that his Jurisdiction barely comprchendcd cases
abuse uttered In public and tending create In
the neghborhood where such may take place OF
abuses and calumncs INDUCED in neghboring houses
In those instances he could take coguizance One lady
said that she applied for his interpretation hearing he was
in the habit of settling difficulties between women and
hers being case of very aggravated character she was
led to think that he could apply proper remedy and
compel her ealumniator stop her tongue His honor
avowed his Inability to do So the war in all proba
bility will proceed until some ono strikes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

ID The ST. Louis Republican of the 18th inst. says
"During the past three days large number OF persons
arrived in this city from various quarters their way
Nebraska Territory; and but few boats in port
Missouri River, they have been compelled to wait for
boats get ready start So great is the rush for pas
sage that although there several boats in port their
cabins are full even before they are advertised to leave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
WASHINGTON NEWS

The Star Of Monday evening has the followinu.
AN ARMY OFFICER DEAD-Second Lieut. John Ne;lIv
OF the 9th Infantry, U. s. Army died at San Autonio'
Texas on the 18th instant aad has been duly reported al
headquarters. ~ "
NEWS IRON U. s. MEpirgRlsFAy gor.pvo, -
The Navy Department have letters from Commodore
Stringham in command OF the Cumberland Fripatc NJ
Spezzia, March Lee inst The Satanac ar,ivcJ 49, -.
JON the squadron on the goth Of Peb after having con-
Veycd the Hon. Carroll Spence TO ConstantnopIe
The ST. Louis sailed from Spezza on the 22nd of Fb
for COnsiantindplc. " " i'O,
The Cumberland and Slranac were preparing to start
soon on cruise eastward. All we'll.
An IMPORTANT Passion AND patent APpr,t ORE,
oS DtCiDEp-ln reply request TO receive an Appes
RON late decision Of tie Commissioner of Patents tho
Attorney General has ruled that there IL no ,,y
Jug any appeal TO him from the decisions of these two oC
hcetS We apptehend that cases Of similar apnictin,
are by no means unfrequent.
NAVY OgTiCERs DETACHED AND ORpyRE, p,,so. ~.
utter mas been detached from the receiving ship at
os'G ana furser John Rittenhouse has been ordered
" re'ieVe hin on the lsL Of April next.
n LiGHr HOUSE, KEEPEa Accommodation n G,eo,
as Oeen appointed keeper Of the light house nj PonuIa
fon'' H. Is at 1850 per annum
GOV. SEYMOUR AND THE TEMPERANCE nrtt.
ALBANY, March 27-Goy Seymour koeps ds,L iii
respect to the Temperance bill aud IL expected m ,i
W. iu ten days allowed him by the constitution lie
WIN toen PROBABLY return signed accompanied Inv mos
sage. But should he veto H. the frienJ. Syr
rance are confident Of their ability to pss. II over bi ~
| by twotiiTd vote ''' us "eau
THE PROBIBITORY LIQUOR LAW
me a. ,, ha'cH 2I.-Nr. Dickinson introduced bin
,ht9 'ne senate this morning. providing that lie ,io
sha decide ~ tue next general oleotIou Tor mr.
prohl6it0ry liquor law. The ultra tempsrancs ~
senate viii oppose ts passage ' ~ '"e
Tho river i full Of floating ice
MR.. FILLMORE AT NEW ORLgANs
w" OhLhANs March 27th.-Mr. Fillmore Il b,,a and
receives me most marked attention. He will attend ,b
opera performance Of S'ntsg tonight '"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

THn friends OF the late Jous BL,N and OF his fam
n.y. respectfully
street " N>' ~ D''Nu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

MAYORS CouRr.-The only before tho Mayor on
yesterday was that Of colored woman named Amanda
slave Of Wm Kelly of Hanover, who was charged with
harboring aud employing Jenny slave of Dr. Richard T.
Hundley.
IL was proven that for the past four fvo years she
was the habit Of seducng Jenny from her place Of
vice. and employing her at washing aud other work.
Tho case was continued until to morrow, when Dr.
undley will produce testimony establish tho charges
Of seduction here made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
TO coRREsPeNDENTs.

~ Wig"
Articles both sides OF the paper published
This long standing, ought TO be known TO ALL and will
departed from Obituary notices seeding eight
ines charged for As advertisements.
az cOnmunie Ations viii be charged the advertise
uents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
wORCESrER,S PIANOS.

UhE New York Commercial Advertiser March,
1851 In article referring the superiority Am.ricn
over Imported or Foreign Instruments the following de-
servet anu just muliment TO Mr.. Worceasrs PIAHOS:
we have seen pianos from Eagiand France
made by the celebrated
nave heard their tones ELECTED by the
but must that have Few pianos with those
Manufactured by H. Worcester
rehne', Of tone durability OF tune and all other qualities
render musical Instruments valuable pianos
unsurpassed 1t Is highly ersditabe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

SAN FRANcsco.-The San Francisco Prices Current of
late date says "Durng the month Of February there
entered the Custom House Of San Froncco 81 Ameri
vessels, coatwse, With registered capacity of IS 76
tons; II do. do from Foreign PORTS with registers of
90l TONS IS Foreign vessels from Foreign ports regis
tering IL S9 The cearances during the same Pc
Rod follows SO American vessels, coastwise
1889 tons; 81 American vessels for Foreign ports a.
EOS TONS % Foreign vessels for Foreign ports looi5
tons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
nMUSEM ENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL
JULIEN Ml

TWO GRAND VOCAL
STRU.MEN7AL CONCERTSi
SssTED by his unriyalied ORCHESTRA soLoIsrs eom
IN mencing on
MONDAY So ARM, 1854
,,.. Second on TUESDAY, Arm APRIL, 1884.
MILE ANNA ZERR
Ticket. to all Hail. Dollar Reserved seats 90
extra
The sale Of Reserved Concert will take Mace
at the Boek and Music OF O'clock
~ NJ Friday morning for the
cling At the same hour Monday.
ushers viii be In Attendance show
Doors open At u Concert to commence o'clock
ruNHEATtk-Mr. J. II. TAYLOR Lessee. Mr. W. NJ
u WARD Acting Manager. Mr.. II. LEWIS Stage Manager.
Fourth night Of the engagement Of the Tragedian.
MIR. j. ID. ROBERTS,
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 3Oth, 1884,
The Tragedy OF
MACBETH.
Roberts
Mr. Ward
' w. Ward
pASoE........ Miss NJ. Partingon.
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Mr. Grnths
Mrs 4. Place
ISlIMOND ATHENEUM.-Dr Jous r. HAM OF
" Petersburg. will Lecture the Athenrum ON
THURSDAY Evening, the Both Of March.
suUnT-PRoGREs, with eial reference United
prdccs q adnis'i'n2o ,inse uststiak cent, each
Doors oPena, IN o'clock, p NJ; to begin a,spM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

DoSATroS OF PuDLrc LANDs.-It appears from Of
fetal statement from the Secretary of the Interior that
392 of the public lands have been granted
for internal Improvements under the of 1871; 49,
9O9,5S5 for schools 1900 IO4 for universities; $780,
S73 for canals and rivera s3s35l for railroads and
25,99O, PSF for IN ilary services.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

SILVER CuRREScr.-Thst supply of silver coin received
here few months ago, and which announced with
such flourish as the sign that should have plenty of
silver currency hereafter hasn't effected any chance in
monetary matters in the Southwestern part of the State
should Judge from the following article in the Abing
don Virginidn
"That enormous exhibition Of silver in Richmond the
other day. which the Democratic journals have CAB
bled and chuckelcd much is to say the least, most
preney ridiculous. The Democratic Small Note Bill had
passed. and few Democratic Swans, show that there
plenty OF silver to take the place Of shin psters
send of an embassy TO the immortal Guthrie, Wash
ngton City, for cargo OF specie. Guthrie having Uncle
Sans money under his thumb, made to barrel up
about forty thousand dollars in silver for which his De
mocrac brethren paid him the gold in advance These
forty thousand dollars off 10 Richmond, post
haste, divided that city and Petersburg aud
furnished the currency, day for the chicken
ket Of those two cities And this is the Democratic
ment to show that do without small notes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

II I'LL III ~ ny IiAct Of Land Known as Col
tanning ONE THOUSAND ACRES. The Canal di.
vdes the low grounds from the high CON.
tns about 100 acres. the high and low lands good
condition On the place old building containing rooms
and the frame work In good condion-haying shin
ged and for that purpose would put the
house In good repair My with
bond and good security and Han on the iAnd-he purcha
y and punetuay The credit would cash
or n.saiment payments the purchaser desired
posel TO will be shown the
oveeer who resides the Estate adjoining
stated unaerabe and need apply but those TO
aeeede to them MAYO OABELL,
=. Union Hil Va.
N BPosession be given any by pay for the
crop on the land and preparation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND DkAru.-Robert, slave own.
cd In Fredericksburg, aud hired to Isaac r. Watkins
proprietor Of the Planning Mills situated the river bank
below the Petersburg Railroad depot between 9Th and
9th Streets was accidently struck about the neck by
plank violently forced from tho planning knives and
riously injured to death in few hours aer the
accident.
1t occurred about le o'clock Tuesday, from which
'mo he fingered in tho greatest agony until six in the
evening.
lilo was engaged in removing the lumber. according a.
It was planned while another man. called the feeder stood
opposite him supplying the machine The knives are ps
eeu upon the centre Of long bench about four feet high
The position of Robert the side which the lum-
Der passed when planned or and the feeder having in
this Instance placed plank in improper position on
the knives caused tho sad result which ensued The
plank was violently forced to the opposite side and
striking Robert In the neck caused the sad consequence
referred to.
An inquest was held tho body on yesterday Yer
dict accidental death.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TINS crrr ELrcriOSs-The canvass among the cand-
dates for the various Offices In ey government.
waxing pretty warm. Meeting. held nightly in tho up
per section Of tho city, at which the ONCE aspirants
semble aud set forth thor respective claims In glowing
speeches meeting held BY the citizens Of Mon
Ward, at the Shockoe Hin tavern Monday night aud
such display OF elcqueuco there presented few
have heard Another meeting held the Broad Street
Hotel Tuesday night which distinguished by tho
identical characteristics And last night another
meeting held at the Shakespeare House. which sppro
priac maintained tho enthusiastic features Of tho pro-
vious gatherings.
What is old Jefferson Ward doing' Why does she not
outf She certainly has much Of the elements Of
glowing enthusiasm In her midst Madison Monroe
Wards and judging by present indications she will form
the scene Of a no less vigorous contest.
We notice in the ticket for Councmen TO represent
her, which appeared in yesterdays Despatch, well
previous numbers Of that paper, candidates
who, h returned would important acquisitions to
her representation and faithful safeguards to her best
tcrcss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

"A HCMITECrUHE.-Thsu undersigned. having a great
IN variety Of Designs for Ohurohes Houses
sors and other atruciures will furnish plans and
Intending tobud 10 this city vicinity upon
HiWsn descrptlon OF location, fSeas of style, 40.
WORKING drawings, with full aud particular ready
t Ouder use viii be furnished, written
uonto ADAMS a HAsKINs, Architects.
ingion, ID. o. mLasn,og,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

Hp RoNzED HAT RAoKs-Elsganl Bronred Pbzt, ssu..,
- Hat Racks with Mirrors spoons Umbrella Stands Ic
mh2s zfNN,rpu,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30

g PEOTAoLEsi sPHCTAoLEs Ito those tb,,b,vo.,
- lst them hear iha, they have Eyes that can .so
they can be made 70 see, BY calling the sub,srb,"
perhaps the largest a'sortment Of specaaies in The sv @
ys % any age Or condition, are also prepared 10 TnIb
gases for Old hame Those In would do veil ~ Iii
I5H, Sign o. the Illuminated Clock W ' 70 Cali ~ NO.
nm" MYERS JAHKE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JOHN KEITH

OOrc ,,ooryc -,ooryc, ,,,,,, ,r,-,,,
IT :, n - 9viiN AEllh
n, $. H NJ. Dueu u t'e~ Do1Ss, NO. 1o9 MAN b.
tie, An ist anu the o.hei, oy Lieh Louse'
IIsiIe wreath, py Minnie AFrue
1 TarSh sue;
nhe Nusso iurklsh campaign, py Col Chesney
1ue Dooa famuy Abroad by ChaIies Lever.
GS9ays ana hiscelaihes' ny tro' wilson.
a peiehce = the hclipse oil falth.
LIE o. Or Alexander.
me Afout ana the russians
~. emiths history OF 1reece.
ni.ict aiiu tne alerica, fltg' .! Soln' foo'e
Voices Of the Dead, BY Rev; John Cumming
Oespotlsln IN AihetlCas py hlcfiIh hlturctn.