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New YORK, March. 30.

New YORK, March, ~.
The U. s. Mail Steam Ship Franklin, nr-
rived at New York from Havre ria South
amp,un, bringing advices to the 18th inst.
The first division of the British fleet under
Admiral Sir Charles Napier,which left Ports
mouth on the 10th inst, sailed for WingocCJ
Sound. and will not for the present enter
Russian waters.
The Car has ordered his troops to imme-
diatcly cross the Danube
Prussia has sent confidential mission to
Louis Napoleon.
Advices from Italy state that an earthquake
had occurred in the Province of Calabria.
which had caused the death of two thousand
persons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-04-07

GUIDE TO HAPPrSEss.-A young lady's
srm. T'ry fcw, and see.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-04-07

A has,y marriage too frequently turns ou,
a mourning suit that's run up in four-and
twenty hours.
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Very truly yours,
JERE. CLEMENS.
General Franklin Pierce,
President United States.

EcoSoMY IN WORKING TRAIys.-Mr. Wad.
dinnton adopts plan for saving working cx-
pcnses, which it would be well in other rail-
way managers to follow, innsnuch as 1t brings
the enterprise Of private individuals to bear
Oh the management of Il railway.
Mr.. Waddington gives the superintendent
of locommotivcS a per ccntagc o' the gains
he Uhc supcrintcndcnD effects by ECONOMY
in the working ut the trains, and the !ocomo-
tive superintendent contracts with the engine
drivers to do the work at u certain rate of cX-
pensc. 1t is truly wonderful how much fuel,
&c M Intelligent enginc-drlvrr can save by
careful and clever management. BY rcgnla
ting the fires to the work to be done, the time
of commencing and completing the several
sections of the work. &c, u man Of expert
ence and good common sense can save an in.
credible amount Of fuel. The engine driver
undertakes the contract Of running train,
finding his stoker and the fuel. lie prefers
employing his own stvkcr, because the differ
cncc in the ability Of stokcrs 10 cconolnlse is
great
The operation OF such arrangements is TO
direct by the most powerful of all human
motives Of action. scli-ntercst, the minds Of
cnuinc-mcn and those under him, to the I'M
portant matter of econonsing fuel md other
materials used in the running Of y train
Instead of wasting fuel on the road by burn
ng more than is necessary, allowing bits to
tumble on the road as the engine proceeds,
ard by the hundred other ordinary means Oi
wasting, the cnrine-driycr and his assistants,
are made keenly alive to getting the largest
amount of work out of the consumption of
-. ,
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a FlRsr-RATE PuFf.-At the Supreme
Court of Vermont Mrs. Sarah A. Mott was
divorced from her husband, Mr. Darwin Mott.
The Rutland Herald gives the following
biography of this worthy, which for pth is
rarely equa!cd
.'We know that man--Dlrwin Mott. lie
came 70 81. Adams with Il long face, Il silver
headed cane, and REV" pretIycd to his name.
lie preached on faith few months, and sud-
denly changed it. lie preached and wen,
Iuuiing the same day. He preached on tem-
pcraucc, (and the people were nston!shed at
his stolen lectures and ic'gned honestly and
cot drunk. lie lcctured to young ladies, and
played the adultcrcr. lie kept bad school
edited reckless paper-stoe money, and
charged the theft upon the servant girl-got
the office Of Deputy I;,spector-got drunk
upon sInugglcd liquor-took one shirt, anoth-
or mans wife and u bundle of manuscript
sermons, and ran away from his own wife, his
paper and crowd oi creditors
That is certainly marked example Of
condensed writing. We wonder how tho
Reprend Darwin Mott likes the style.
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The man who turned his attention, is ,'y.
in: to gst i, back scain.
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MIR. CLEMENS LAST LETTER.

The following letter of Hon. JERE. GLEN.
EMS, gives very different version to the
Presidents conversation, from that given in
his letter to Mr.. DAVIS
WASHINGTON, d. c., March "a, 1854.
Dear Sir:-You have called my attention
TO n late letter of mine to N. Davis, Jr, Esq,
and particularly to the following sentence:
"He expressed great surprise mt the oppose
ton it met from the North, and equal sur
prise that the South should he willing TO
take it."
At the time the conversation to which that
sentence aludes took place, was walking
backwards and forwards across the room, and
should not have noticed it if you had not re-
marked that you had no concealment upon
the subject, and that you were glad | was
present to hear il.
In my letter to Mr.. Davis did not pretend
to give your language, except where quota
ton marks arc used; and from subsequent
conversation with you, think it very proba-
bic that misunderstood the purport of your
remarks upon this particular point Your
surprise may have been expressed that the
true men of the North should hesitate to vote
for Douulas's bill when the South were viii.
ling to take it; and, if ! had paid attention to
the whole conversation, | doubt not such
would have been the impression LETT on my
mind.
have never sought conversation with
YOU upon the subject Of the Nebraska bill;
but every time have heard you mention the
subject YOU have uniformly expressed your
self in favor of the principle Of the bill, viz
the principle of the right Of the people OF
the Territories to regulate the question OF
slavery for thcmsclyes--ad doctrine from which
| dissentcd; and MS knew we were not at
all likely to agree, sought no discussion OF
the question.
You have assured me always that you
thought it best for the whole country, and
insisted that patriotic men in both sections
ought to take it. thought the South must
bc the loser. think so now. ] understood
YOU to place it upon the ground that the
principle is right in itself, and, il it works for
or against particular section, no one has
right to complain; that you were for the
rights of both sections, and willing to take
any Consequences that might follow the prac-
tical carrying out Of those tights as you un-
dcrslood them.
Very truly Yours,
iERE t'T ENESS
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Use OF IRoy-The editor of the Christian
Register commences notice Of the new wire.
drawing establishment on Dorchester avenue,
Boston, with the following suggestive re-
marks:
Human skill and force never made iron. 1t
is the product of y creative fiat, or the result
Of ages Of working in the mysterious abora.
tories of naturc-better say of God. Yet
human society is kept together by iron. 1t
is banded, screwed, riveted, nailed By iron.-
Without the ferruginous orc--in truth the
most precious of metals, although shut out of
their category-civilza,io could not be- and
were it abstracted from the high material cul-
,ure of to-day, the fall would be instant bncl,
to the barbarsm Of stone axes and wooden
knives. From the sewing needle up to the
steam engine-the cordwainers awl to the
crystal paace-the pen we write with to yor.
der zen thousand spindle tactory--in all di-
rections, everywhere, iron holds helps, blcsses
mankind. Imagine it annihiIatcd suddenly
within Il circle of fifty feet radius-and how
tremendous, disastrous, fatal the consequence.
Here is something 10 lhlnk of-and seriously
too; one Of those indisputabe facts that dis.
close by IL flash the absurdity of mans self
sufficient, practicable atheism-the daily,
hourly, thoughtless atheism-,lat sees not
in things common the presence Of m AL
mighty protection, the free bounty of all in
finite goodness. The rude deitication of
Vulcan was significant myth-thc great
truth Of which the Christian heart should
recognize. 1t were well it superficial frivo-
ty, reckless Indifference, undevout worldI-
ness-it were well it all would pause mo.
ment to ask how essential, multiform, ubiqui-
tous is iron, whence it comes, and how the
free gift and abundant supply thereof teach
the dependence, and is the last anal lysis, the
utter impotency of man. A nail is text to
hang needed homily upon.
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NEGRO ELoQUEScE.-Whilc in MontgOm-
cry, Alabama, we one evening stepped into
the Presbyterian lecture room, where 4 slave
was preaching. The Preacher said My
brede:n, God bless your souls, 'lgion is like
de- Alabama river. In spring comes ireshet,
and bring in all dc logs, slabs an sticks dat
hab been lying on dc bank an carry EN- down
in dc current. Bymcby dc water 80 down
der log coicli on dis island, den Il slab
co,ched on dc shore, an de sticks on de BUSH
cs-and dare dcy lie, whirIin' an dryin, till
comes 'nodcr ircsllet Jus SO dar cum viyal
of 'ligion-Gis old sinner brought b;ck, an
all dc folks seem comm, an mighty good
times. But bledcrn, God bless your souls,
bymeby vyars gonc--den dis old sinner anl
stuck on his own sin-den dat old backsiltcr
cochcd where he was atore, on JUS such
rock; den one after 'nodcr dat had got 'ligion
lies along dc shore, an dare dey lie til! nod
er 'yival Beloved brcdcrn, God bless your
souls, keep in de current"
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LOOK BEFORE You KlcK.-A minister at

LOOK BEFORE You KlcK-A minister at
one of our orthodox churches, while on his
way to preach funeral sermon in the coun-
try called to see one of his members, an old
widow lady, who lived near the road he was
travelling. The old lady had been making
sausages, and she felt very proud of them
they were so plump, round and sweet. OF
course, she insisted on her minister taking
some of the links home to his family. He
objected on account of not having his port
manteau along. This objection was soon
overruled, and the old lady after wrapping
them in rag. carefully placed bundle III
either pocket of the preachers capocious
great coat. Thus equipped he started for
the funeral.
While attending to the solemn ceremonies
Of the grave some hungry dogs scented the
sausages, and were not long in tracking them
to the pockets of the goods mans overcoat.
OF course, this was great annoyance, rs he
was several times under the necessity Of
kicking these whclps away. The obsequies
at the grave being completed, the minister
and the congregation repaired to the church
where the funeral discourse was to be preach
ed. After the sermon was finished, the min.
lister halted to make some remarks to hi,
congregation, when brother who desired to
have IN appointment given out, ascended
the steps Of the pulpit, and gave the minis
ter's coat hitch, to get his attention. The
divine, thinking it 4 dog having designs upon
hi. pocket, raised his foot, gave sudden kick,
and sent the good brother sprawlng down
the steps.
"You will excuse ME brethren and sistcrs,"
said the minister, conius-dly, and without
looking at the work he had just done, "for
could not avoid it-I have sausages in my
pocket, and that tarnatiun dog has been try
ing to grab them ever since came on the
premises"
Yonr readers may Judge the effect such IN
announcement would have at Il funeral. Tears
of sorrow were suddenly exchanged for
smiles of lnerlment.
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A SUEFEIT OF lYToXlcATlOy.-The Spec.
tator mentions Il curious remedy in use in
Swedish hospitals, for that form of madness
which exhibits itself in the uncomfortable up.
petite for alcoholic stmulatons The process
may be easily described. We will suppose
that the liquor which the patient is addicted
to drinking is The commonest in the country
say gin. When he enters the hospital for
treatment, he is supplied with his favori,e
drink, and with no other; if anything else is
given to him, or any other food, it is favored
with gin. lie is in hcaven-the very atmos.
phere is redolcnt of his favoritc perfume -
His room is scented with gin; his bed, his
clothes, everything around him; every mouth
full he eats or drinks, everything he touches;
every zephyr that steals into his room, brings
to him still gin. He begins to grow tired Of
it-begins rather to wish for something else
begins to find the oppression intolerable-
hates it--c"nnot bear the sight or scent of it
longs for cmanci patton, and is at last
emancipacA: he issues into the fresh air a
cured man, dreading nothing SO much as q
return OF that loa,hcd prosecutor which would
not leave him an hours rest in his conline.
mcnt. "The remedy" says our contemporary,
"appears to have been thoroughly electual
so ciicctual, that persons who dcpIorcd
their uncomfortable propensity, have petition.
cd for admission to the hospital in order to
be cured; and they haze been cured
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Hearts, and hearts alone,
Should be woman's throne,
Her sccptcr, a gentle word,
With witching smile
liic's cares beguile,
And her love, mans best reward.
FANNY FEARLESS.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

xcHANgr-- Green, n Archer, Va, Tsrip Povb,t,n
wkham. Hanover; JAmason, AisI,ndrIa B,ylor so,
forh; niIeax Port Reyan DsArns,s DussaSurr
and L,dy Mans; RPr.nsis, eua,it srs
us University, Va Mr. MeAstsr. Georsa; watt Ro.noks
NJ Vanguard and Lody Miss 1omptns. Mis- Peny New YoIi
Psrfsr, 90; B.nsdici Zoae, New Ye,s i
say Ablnsdon Miss Vaughan, LouiIa T.iaord
WALLER Alabama Gleaiduell. South Carolaa BrsadusI
ns,.s prsnu,, pniysr.y q Va. II,ehs Louis.
York Powers Aed Lady Richmond wCsr;er caroln. M
Martin charottesyie yaester Mercer co JAr,r .r.,
MIA. siron wseonIn; Mrs Perry iemiiy Lysrnsoi
J.by. LynehbsrE Il Logan, Jr, HriifAr p''' :
UNITED sTATEs-iw Dawson, Aibera,,l. a w c,,,., y
easue EMarpin. Rehruend chelham Cb.,t.rn.S u.
Psaee, PouhAtAn ksnze. Kent; sissa wm.bx Ms,o
asnrieo; D s,oiar Ala Bampa, Va RR snitheI,
VS. Va RI; Good,on Peersburs seIosr. N s "a
fouhAtan:J Nj chell and lady. Dotetourts Pike " II
Tuiuiler, Yiuvanns; Yeatmxo, Canal n,
Po.hst.n Brown and son Por.nouth yes, B.ai,y
buzz Barksdae, DosSey Abemare Autin Ausu,,,. 4
bph, Perkn,, Louiss Wool Abemare Can't l. P.,,iS.
spo,',y,Ania samPsr Kent, slaughter daughter
usa:J Csrer, Ken seden, Pouhatan Lee Ab.m,,i.
Davis, Petersburg, Akin. Henrieo
coLUNAIA-MrT HsiIey, Coaneid, Coal Pitt. Ar,nb,,
New Yo-k: Lohban VA n hoss Butler Ala. w -.
gains'ie, Bolton sehuinser,L seLa aver, va Hsu.y
EEgsie.tnn. rsbb, Jones, Amelia: DAM DAWN.
Brooke, OLD, Mrs Braekett Mississippi Lee Nottov,y
Isaoonsr and Daughter nnd Son. por,snoGth Charlotte
Aanson Petersburg; Nh Coonbe. ConnSe, io.ton
bodnAeke. Lilies BrAdlsy, Chesierhsd.
AMERICAN HorEL-J Meem, Lynehbury; XFo.l.r Ga. w
hrip PILLS; Buster Bloc sulpheA Poole
Branea, PeteIbary jos Arner krah, Phila; Archer
Archer. Jr. Meh.ur. Jr Pouhaian Bseher Conn:
Allen. Va Bsk, Jr, Marks, ia, Bet I~v,llen q nj
seti, Fri, nd Jas Lasey, rg: Col Cn,I
Townsend, Hull, Mr. Armstrong, Mrs Armstrong, Y
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w DR.. &. IL. BRAINERD would

~ Dh. e. IL. BKAINERD would inform the public
that he waiting for the Committee
mond to report and at the Exchange o mn
Oil Monday May sh, 1854, from to II A. Nj and 20 A
NJ My stay will be Short therefore all who wish
apply At & SSrre;p1nden by Addressing o,Id
the eyeba small or large also whether eye stands ont
promptly or sunken-can for two dollars obtain advice: or
treatment for dollars which the nav FOR aave % he
deducted. The poor fAvoTAbly considered. " '
DR. BSEAD has restored persons sight In
partial and total blindness OF from years standing
by from 10 seconds to minutes BY A
OF his discovery, without cutting pain or wash
Dr. b. has also, cured inflammation OF varIou. nd
graVateI grades pain from, and Intolerance light
pes or loss OF sight from age and which
have remained permanent to the mo $1,000
Por abundant evidence Of the stated h
had to statements OF persons treated published in The
paprs Many OF those persons be room M 10
or4P NJ OF each day, which Dr. D. will perform
periments on the worst that may be presented
p See notice above, for hours These who do M,
see Or BrAinerd within the time stated will fat see ain az az
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VIRGINIA:-Aa Circuit Court OF the city Richmond
held AZ the State Courthouse in said city, Monday
goth, 1854: 80 ''-'N+'
Eliza , PaiI,ensa'e' Plaintiff
hion SMELL James A. SHELL in his right and as Admins,
traitor OF william H. SHELL deeeased and Of
AArgarea Andrew, deceased, and Of Andrew de-
ceased Jane SHELL Robert ByS, John MKeage and Reb,cc
Lis vile, Robert Raney and Jane Young. Defendants
ms cause came on this day be heard upon bill the an
sEe OF all the defendants Robert
win rtpeatons TO the said examination
Witnesses and also upon the petitions filed day
" month by Robert Raney Young argued by
eounsei-on confederation whereof
on tue SAID petitions 10th adiudge that the
defendant James A. Smell, AdnirAto
deceased and OF sAmuela Andr deceased
s al ninsraon the d,celrnts
ey before one OF the Commissioners Of this
CURED TO state and settle the sane report thereof
himself or ~he may Dc required by party stated
and the Court doth further adudg decree that the
iad commissioner enquire report
rear estate the aid MargAre;ta aud samuea
we're respetvey seized and Possessed Of the their
deaths and how the held by them Whether on,iy or
pon location and value thu
iatther deetd Aner causing publication Of
me newspapers printed In the for four
sns upon IN ext OH and heirs the fathers
Margaret and samuea AndeU claiming inter
eed In the distribution OF estates appear before him an
pert i hsr rights TO enquire ascertain Tcpor; the Cou
fo are the heirs at law anil Of kin the
he de OF their father, and entitled
Duioh OF the esAt- real and personal the sAmutA
AnlIes deceased who survived the said AudrE
10 each entitled aud the evidence in support
cOry-Te,t9:
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VEnI VALUABLE PRIVATE Rrs,nr>,,, m, 49,,
LIS, i. tNp III STREETS FOR sALE-Th. sub
rnss ~, a. 70 sell that mos beautiful private resi-,
~ eo.a.I OF lth and Marshall streets NOW In ,bs o.
o. no. Nicholas Esq l; perfect order Ia.
. IoL large family, besides Office sGbIr 81
b.rt liz I9e ot fronts llth feet and
yar r..ij Justy regarded the desirable pri
80 nov In market, whether reard be mai 10 I,s
20 AL The places Of business the hyperion name ~ 49,
maj-6t IN Sysn ekesntei. Apply 20
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF RICHMOND,
ARRIVED

schr New York. Adams New York. mdse, David Currie.
kehr Lshtfoot, Buckley, ThomAston lime, L. Libby.
Schr u Conner, Drudge YoS River, corn Taafsrro Br
tehr hvarado. Hubbard Alexandria, COAL Burr Etsnger
--.t SAlLED, .F
echr Merchant, winters New York. udse David CARRIE
schr. brilliant, Philips Baltimore, ID. Curre.
eehr. .. q. King, Groves, York River, light
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AUCTION SALES.
PUTURE MAYA


T. REai ssTnys Em,S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ LII W RICHMOND: AND LAND y,IRSIrfrRr A.
IN me COCNIlEs or CHARLES CRY Ann
AM 70 decree Of The Circuit ei,y IN Rsh,orS
rsd on the S,t day Of January the eaes On
an "a ana AS and Eniers and All, va
and the snb,erber Who thereby :. 20
Popey o. Thomas J. Geon and Edwin p Cren,h.v ,mh,sss
In me trust deed Of leth January iso2.
on .nEsDAi the yth day OF May premise,
oeiecf NJ viii be 'old the desr.b. s,d 49,
Ie'denee OF MI Glenn, fronting IN. North "a N
Broad street, between 9Th and Th streets and runnIns 49, %
an alley In After which, .oll he soo.js 70
WI John In,iey Daniel William. James Ai,xana,y mn.
beefJ and her infant ehiid and her %
ehdren susan Ella and Julia shares sosL ~ J,rass
ver ana hanA.ha Company, and7i Richmond III, 49,,
anu an extensive and
And the following day "WEDNESDAY ,o,, =, ~. -
oeiocf NJ viii be sold Lot No. Leigh n.a A.,
fronting ia feet and running back An ALL nn
framed dwelling and Kitchen occupied by NJ, ~ D ua,
sno tvo brck tsnsnen occupied respectively BY Mr., NJ,
grafton and Jacob Hrhrnan This property
eordinx TO plan which will be exhibited The lin. ~ al.
AZ IL o'clock NJ In from, OF Charles City Cour, poS,. viii h Iii
p. Crensha~ Of wAddnI. ' P-is"A'eu oy y.
And on the fooup day FRIDAY loth MAY n, az o,S u
~ a. the residenee Of r. Crenshaw county ~ sp,,y LII
be sold lot OF Household and Kitchen Furniture ke A. "
g. IL and IL months for good endor,eI p
tate, cash. " '"e iS'"nAi r.
should the weather. either day, nred 70, The shaw
prove neiement, the sales viii take on m.
- h' THos. W. BOSWELL,
Receiver.
Ap29-td. = -4A>S' hueuoneers
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AY.RS CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the Rapid Cure of Coughs. CoIds,uoorc-
ness, Bronchtiis, Whooping.Cough, Group,

----------- =. " y. APl9-u
AYERS CHERRY pFCrOP,I,
For the Rn pId Curc OF CouyI,s ca,, .r,
ness, Hrnnchiti.. ~, Solus, nohrcs
nsiI,mn aud tn,,. M,,,n,o,pplhg'Cough, Group,
&c A Mi D., -. ala. 49,. a.,
iryslS "A tDrssyL ~ ~ IT,, hPon he Gang
&fS ~ meat ,sloss pgt nh, as s y
SSScEy{p 49, III - w. Jug dtu EnJrHI
E@nH4 ~ ,,,Si;nI :, Jo' De"' ana AeeHR ereof
~K usre -. r.. r.. a., -,
n seEo ago and svsry vssr aId sc recorded long
@HH ass1Tnnes bS No. Suo, ~. pI TO 70 the
ELZ. fASN\ AZ medical sc,.n.pp not ia'
nae, Ire :. r.. "a. uI,GoVer ana desg.
on n" a.. S nven one ~
10 IN. control Of ART or All The maadjc - , yeu
o,,,.S 49, 81 81. ~, 80 ROM none mas
The fang, snbIoinsd We Give .oc OF
cured and N PuImona ComplHnts In ali ,hs 49,. may DC
removed by CHERRT PEoroR,I- "
gpaee permit inv rror,,,io, -, a,
has effected Agent below named viii nTn our
Circular free vhereon full particulars proof
| Of these facts. F'''
Sufferers: read and Judge for yourselves
Pnu INPIIIRNZA Am &NIooptxc rorcu
S,sgr,r,V T 800 ' ,.1s CO.,
ai,. -, al 80 $500 'une 70, Soi
CT Nooping
eoni., pnr ~ ~ III h 70 ing u
~ ~ a., ~ -. ~ ~ ns's "sen aueted WIN
81 ai,nn.t n, y.is,
We stts.t tbs trntb ~ the sbovs s,,t.r,sp,
"''' ' ~ W,nISTy vii,aN ~, ~ Al, ,r,
a, y,w, pp h' ~ 70, ol Wg .NhWhe wing
RIM a CnNsI ,ipT VIZ s,,t',;u
" " pt-,.nr,, ~ .. a. ZEE,
D.., W, ,h,.. cav, 80 vi ~ -
,hs @ . ni, ~, w M IN nph, go %, ,tSeoney nuh o.
wy, to v az ~ si i s tIy ~ 's as my cough
5o. rr,rb ,sicT :d ,i tipnS ISny
/ which under Providence has cured me ALTOGETHER ~
am with gratitude yours,
JAMES WCAYpLrss
THIS h ono ~ the numerous Cures ~ ASTIluA which
| have been accredited To- Cherry PcrtOrH
NJ VA
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IHos. ,. CLARKE. late Of Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

p.ss, sf Ts ssTinE ps,es.'ed n. once
CO.. iIr ss.,, N AL under The Of r. FRANCE
and the Drawings viii be a. soon a. S.Y A..
Tuos. }. CLARKE,
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EUs. ROBINSON, Clerk.
COmmissioncr.s once.

-,,,-, RicHnoSD, April Goth, 1854 I
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are hereby %
ned TO attend at ONCE in the city Richmond the
OF June next at 10 O'clock A. NJ with the evidence 10
me to perform the duties required by said
d KIN and heirs on ne fathers dS Of the said Margarttta and
samucna Andres deceased claiming to be interested the dis
uonon OF ther estates hereby also required SppeAr be
lore me az me same time and place. and exhibit the evidence
supper o. their Claims Nm Y. DAVIS,