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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
G11 FALL IMPORTATIOKS 10
CHINA. EARTHENwARE AND
Fancy Articles.

uNfIE Subs rihrr offers country Mere snts nd 9th
i ers in want. his complete stocA II Earthe ware,
Coina Tnoic and Fancy Articles Of hs own direct I'm
porfnton from the favorite factories Of Engsni and
fsnee together with full stuck Of Plain Pressed
Out Gsss In every variety DC &c. Tho assortment
comprises. 10 part the following:
DINNER SETS Gill. decorated gold band. and
white French Chnn; white granite and blue print, ,0ew
Ing. blue. pnrrle. damnscena, plum, lilac.
TEA SERV1CES-In sets of ~. ~, IS, %, ", and
~ ,,"cc- ranging in price from ~ to 800 set
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovered Basins
nnd Ewers and Toilet sets h
RICH VASES common and decorated Mugs and
common Earthenware, suitable iof fall trads.
PLATED G00DS-Ten, desert and table S-oons;
table AMI desert Forka salt md mustard spoons nap-
hin rings mustard pots butter knives and castors.
TABLE CuTLERY--Ivory handle table sets, ~ rie-
sel, koiyss and forks In dnzens common do.
BRfTANIA WARE-Castors from the n ost common
the best manufactured spoons, ladies and safety hu-
Ia Tampa.
remcs French plates various sizes suitable for man
tie pier do; mahogany frames in greatly varicty,and
toilet glasaes.
GLASS WARE--Plan and pressed Gu, tumbler.,
wine pitchers snvcrs bowls preserve dishes decanters,
emonades, egg gasses, gobets champagne; safety hu-
dnmp' wnter hottlcs butter placs syrup and molsss
cans salt cellars easor bottles preserve jars, hsh
globes.
LAMps---The improved solar lamps Of which tho sub-
-crbci a the sole proprietor; pnror hu and store,snd
hand Tampa, In Rreat variety.
CHANDELIERS of ., 3. 40. 8, Sc. burners. fur.
nshrd reasonable ernsi wacrs tea trays, lanterns
table mats 10Y ten and dinner sets.
STONE WAkE-At fscofy prices
The -ubscr Der offer all the above goods on rcnsona-
br terms, and IL satisfied that call from ouniry
cnnIs psrson- contemplating will con.
vince them that his stock u moi surpassed In price
y or variety by any ests ishment in tho State Small
profit and quick sales Is the motto. Call at
J. d. II. EVANS,
nov Its III Main at Richmond.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

|1HE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooD-THE BEST ALTER
/ ATIvE KNOWN.
Not particle of Mercury in any Form in 1t.
IN iaf1lliJe cure for Scrojula Kings Era, Rheuma-
Gssa Obstinate Cutaneous Eynptions Pimpies Pns'
aies on the Face, Biofches Bues, Chronic Sore Eses
Ring Worm or Tet'er, Scaid Head, 'Eniargrn.em and
Pam Of The Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syph,
Hic Disorders, Lambago. Spinal Complaints. and al
Diseases arising from an iJndic'ons use Of Mercnry
hnpradence IN Lite, or Lmpuuiy Of The Blood.
YINHlS valuable Medicine. which has become celebra-
u ted for the number of extraordinary effected
Through its agency has induced the proprietor, the
trg"n request ot his friends. to offer it the public,
Which he docs with the confidence in its virtues
And wonderful curative properties. The following GER
hhcaes. selected from large number, however,
ronger testimony thun the word of the propric
fr As the limits of Advertisement woula be too
4na to the Certificates in full they re condensed
much aS possible, but detailed tine inside wrap
per OF each bottle, and all from gentlemen well
knnwn IN their localities, and of the highest respeca
Il Iiy many OF them nor residing in he ayot Piej
kopd
kno~n everywhere says he has the medicine cal
'1ed GARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE administered
81 over hundred cases, in nearly all the diseases Tor
which it is recommended with the most astonishing
zeood results. He says it is the most extraordinary
aelicinc he has seen.
n T. Is. Luck. ESQ. in the city of Richmond. AMI
m1ny years in the Post Office has such confidence
u the astonishing efficacy Of Carriers Spanish Hteture
9at he has bought upwards of 80 bottles which he has
gwen awny the afflicted. Mr.. Luck he has never
3 hnown il to fail. when taken according directions.
DR. John Minee. practising Physician and torIner.
the City Hotel, in the city of Richmond, says he
s. na' Witnessed in number of instances the effects oi
a'ters SPaaiSh Mixture, which truly surprising
ne says IN case of Co sumption. dependent ON the
Liver the gond effects wonderful indeed
L9er Comp'aim.-Samue Nj. Drinker, OF the hrH
o. Dnnker 81 Norris Richmond, cured ot Liver
2ant of years standing by thu nae "ttwo hotties
r gr'
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Books for Engineers and Mechanics.


A LSa ONE COMPASS and a large assortment oi
n MATHEMATICAL INTRUMENTS,
Stewards Dictionary ol Mechanics. Vols,
Downing Country Houses,
Intiodnotirn To Gothic Architecture,
Stewart aud Revett's Antiquities,
Elements of Architecture, by njamin,
American Architecture,
Haupt Bridge construction.
Haswels complete Engineer Mll.wright and Me-
chanc's Compnunn.
Minifes Mrcl anicnl Drawing Book.
The NJ ,dern q mctrical Stnr builder Guide,
The Mechin $ Oompan on by Nicholson.
Mechanics Text Book,
History uf Architecture by \ @. Tutlill
Mechanic $ Assistant knnp"r,
Wiahtwick' = Hints to Architects,
Roads aud Rail Roads. by Gespie
Railway economy in Europe aud America. Wy Df
La dner,
Handbook for Locomotive Engineers and Mat IN.
ist. Mechanics NJ wrghts, ,Muchnists Eng neers&e.
Knapp Chcmcn Technology,
B,rlleii's PhiIos Mechanics.
Mill li-wrshts Guide, by Evans
Hodge on the Steam Engine, with plates,
Builder Guide.
Bennmn's Architecture,
Gothic Architecture appliel 10 modern residences,
Downing's Cottage Residences,
Anderson = American yn Architecture iu't out.
The above. with others to be Ind Mt
nov e5.ts ID b PAYNE'S
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IN PREss-A HISTORY OF A srIr IN

IN PRESS-A HISTORY OF SCIT IN
l. EQUITY and of Action at Common Law, by A.
H. Sands, Esq, Conseor Mt Law.
This work embraces a minute account of all the steps
10 be taken in suit of Equity and an action Law,
from their commencement to their termination also,
the mode of enforcing judgments decrees, together
with the Of uppeals, wrts Of error. &c.. &c.
Forms of bills answers and ,.ecrees IL, Chsncery; de
Ella atoms and judgments at Common Law, and pleas,
cnu'rers and replications appended; and chap
will be devoted specially 10 the practice In the Uni
ted States Court. A. NORRIS,
Publisher g. Bookseller,
nov i4ts Richmond, Va.
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INSUn RANCE.
EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsVu

ItIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsNW
L ANcE.-LyaehbHrg Ro'e 4 Eire inmanef Com-
many.
This Co ipany makes Insurance. against loss dnm.
age by Fire. Dwelling Houscs Stores Tobacco Facto
res AMI either buildings, furniture. Go ils. aai
merchandise general, in and country,on The most
favorable ferws
Also makes Insurance the lives of all persons
Toying good health and Of sound constitution for the
whole duration fife or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. will be
insured reasonable terms
The Company will asc take marine risks from and To
any of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President.
DON T. c. PETERS. Vice President,
SAMPSON DIuGUlD, Chief Engineer
James Cobbs Samuel Garland
1ohn .iggat, Nathan h. Thurman
Georp, W. Yance,, . ohm Otey Taylor. -
William T. Andersen. William I. Smith.
MARTIN HoLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. Wills, See'y
DIR. Z, II. Gilmer. I u,J 4, :.
Dir WIN. 0twev Oven.
Tho Medical Examination If subjects for Insurance
will be made the ,hce of the Company each dny
between the hours of . and o'clock, p. NJ.
FehS--dts
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For Baltimore aud Philadelphia,
ny STEAMER BELvlDERE.

~ NlEAMEh bEbNipbhbs
ieares Richmond epefg 7'aesddy al o'clock = ~
e1a THE largo AM new Steamer u LVl DE III
49, Cupt GIrronp viii receive freight every Mot.
lay, and up TIE hour of o'clock p N, every Iu.t-
lay. Tor the above place.. 5
Shippers 10 Whoeng. pi,i-hure Cincinnati and the
South nnd Weat generally, will find this fnle the chimp
sst nnd mo4t ex ped iiious. For freight, apply Ia
LUDLAM WATSON, Richmond. Va.
I,,I,
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RICHMOND.

SslsS.zzsN. York 4 virginia. tssu,zauu
sTEAM SHIP COMPANY
Important 10 Merchants and Others.
rTNnosE who desire speedy aid r,haee mode Of
! conveyance for their eood- bet~esn Men York nnd
Richmond, lin about 30 hours time between the two
ptccs) will their interest by ordering tlcir
rods be shipped by the well known sidewhce oeenn
Steam Shipa. -
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
of 1900 IONS Bvihea, in charge Of careful aud expert
onc al ofieela
Those ordering gnods from New York eap do 50 twice
week b, this ccrtain aud line, enabling them tn
rplcnish tei stocks witt fresh suppiics short notice
And In like enabling those WIN have goods To
ship their, io do az, ms the demand for them arises
I'ASSENGERS.t .tno will find this route the most com
io,table well ~ the cheapest Snte room accnmmo.
,lntions, meals furnished wilhou chsrge.--
rhcsc shil touch at Norfok going and returning
IUDLAM Il WATSON,
dec lit Richmond, Va.
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MORRIS PUBLISHES

A MORRIS PUBLISHES
IA. C1I'. Vii ginia Reports, Vols. 4, and 6,
Wnshinoton's Vols
The Virginia Gases, by Broekenbrough and Holmes-2
Vols,
Tate's Dgested Index Of the Virginia Reports,
Tae's Digest of the Laws Of Virginia, Ia edition
preparing adapted to the Code.)
Tate merican Form Book,
fuckers Commentaries the Laws ut Vrginia-2
Vols: w. t"
Robinson's Foims,
Robi Ison's Pnctice. nov tfts1
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Newspapers, Magazines, &c., for 1854.


~ MORSE Lpposite the Warpick Hon,e-W III fur
". nsh-yeary, az by the single numbcr-Amerieen
and English Quareres, Monthly Magazines, Pictorial
and other Newspspers-Among others, The Edintnfg,
Fore!g Quarterly, North British. Westminster and N
American REVIEWS md Brahwaite's Retrospect.
Also
Ua,prr's Putnam's. Godey's Gnhnms. Arihur's.
Peierson's Black wood-, Knckerbocker, and Hunts
Merchants MAGAZINES; Eclectic, lllu.,roied Mug.
azine of 1T, London Art I'm on Journal, and Poyteeh
mic Journal
WEEKLY PAPERS &c.
Gleason Pictorial Home journal Fling OF our Union,
Saturday Evening Post Saturday Evening Mail. Now
York Herald, Police 6azettc. Yunkee Notions Thomp'
sons Reporter Household Word. The Cnltivstor WA
verly Magazine, Arthur Home Gazeite American Con
rjer The Unive, sr Musical Review, he Albion, U Gle
Sam. Bnimoe @ Sun, Richmond Dspntch American
and Northern Farmers.
These with anything in the above line-either Euro
pcnn or American, will be furnished ON duplication "a
above. EY|Th is the season to subscribe
inn 6.ts
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New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main St, Lynohburg, Va.
One door abope Mr.. J. II. Wrighfs Drug Store.
Robert A. Williams

FTNAKES this opportunity of Informing the citizens OF
] Lyuchlurg aad surrounding country, that he has
lust returned from the orthern Citcs. where he has
been purchase his stuck of New Booss ard every
other article comprised in his line of business lie Is
determined TO sell Cheap for Cash.
The following is IA list If some Of the books which he
ha. hand :-B ok Of the World, Gem nf he Senson,
Lnur.1 Leaves, Thought Blossoms, Christmas, Dew
Drops The May Flower. he Rosebud, Remenber Me,
The Kerpsake. Book of Heart vnriery If Poems,
Vicar of Wakefield, Flush Times of Alnbamn, gren
vnrety of Bibles, gilt aud plain, fmily and pocket
Prav-r Books Hymn Books. &c &c.
He will Keep constantly on hand every description OF
wiring papcr-Letter Cap and Account All kinds
of wiring matrrals--Siee and Gold Pens. Qnlls of
all Ink-Bluch, B Ne and Red. Music-Guitnr
and Violin Strings. Paper Weights and great inahv
other beauiiiu and usfu articles.
The public is invited to give him ral
dee % Is Next dior 10 J ' W'1em's
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A. ], BLACK, Ticket Agent
N B-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and a other points aIong The line to Lynchburg
mug lg-ts
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I,REsH ARRIVAL IF. DRUGS

l. AND MEDICINES.-Th, subscribers arevK
now receiving their FALL a. WI NTER SUPPLY LIZ
nf Drugs. Medicines. Paints, O Varnl-lles Brushes.
Glassware Pntent Medicine-. y, ,cy-Go,ds. Sc, nc
The goods have been recently sercted with great
in the Northern and Eastern les, and principally
bonght for Cash.
The stock is large. AMI comprise every article us,
nlly found in a DRUG STORE, soesiher with large
ass rtment Of FANCY GOODS 'ERFUMERY Ne.
From long experience and tn ough knowledge
the business they hope retair liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO them, andte confident that they
ure prepared to offer nducoment, both in price and
quality.
70. prescriptions for Physicians md families will b.
carefully attended To nt all times.
SEPT iats JNO I. SEAY Il 90.
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WEEKLY PAPERS, SO.

MEDICINE CIgESTS-A few Medicine
IVA Chests for Plantations and Families just to hand
These chests are nrge and cammodous--the bottles
di.tine, labelled with book Of directon' for the use
of tn, medicines Carefully and neatly fitted up with
nr;ue medicines at JNO. Z WRlGHTS
J H. THoMpsos Druggist. kew DSug Store.
ian 3-ts
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LAisE REDUCED-Through from

l. Lynchburg Va, 10 KnorpiHe Tennessee, He Fi-
gina and Tennessee Railroad and Farish g. Co.'S. Line
of Stages Through tickets he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, the following points and ut the following
rates viz:
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DAILY NIRGINIAN.
TERRY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEIH MS.

In ~ published daily at 80, and semi weekly a.
4an a tiyane subscription taken for shorter
IAN x m ,nths aai no paper discontn ued, except at
tian Of the Propretors until all arrearaE-s shall nave
~ Maid =. "a .,. - .,,.r 5or
for syery tNNER form insertion and 81 cts for every ater
- ina unber of insertions is not marked on the MS, II
h. i'm ordered out and charged accordingly
"a YElRIY RATES arefor the privilege Of two squares
a.l weekly SO: square, daily S35, weekly
~ inner form daily so. semweeky $50. Every yearly
% will be req irel conne his advertising o his
line and he exceed the stipulated for
y N he ch urged ratshls for the
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
C.aa4l.x Radx.ood Rxinau

At Greatly Reduced Prices
A MORRIS-Pubiisher and Bookseiier-T Mass
n. Street, RICHMOND. Va--Wil publish
Calls Virginia ReportsVos l, 2 and 3,
Hennng n Munford's Virginia Reports Vols,
Munford's Virginia Report-6 Vols $
Leigh's - - Vol l, 80
All with with references to subsequent decisions
and overrned cases-by Lucen Minor, ESQ. Counsel
lor nt Lnw nov 14ts1
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I OOKING GLASS AMI FTCIVRE
- FRAME MANUFACTORY. RY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles
Northern prices; HHup gh
portrait Frames, richly ornamentaland plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gull:
Dngueneotypc Frames, lnrgebcantiful assortmsc'
goods
Looking Glnss Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass, French, first quality from 5Jx36 inch
fs
Plate Glnss for and dwellings furnished orJ~r
Composition Roscttes Of nl sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gt and jobbing In all the above
brnnshes
Picture Glass cut any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
EVCoontry orders by mail willreceive promptatten-
tion. FRANCK e. GLOVER,
1893 Main street. between 9th and 10thst Richmond
Va June 9-ts
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company Hartford Gum
CAPITAL, $500 900,
Insurance Company OF the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.
INSURANCE can be effected in these companies ul~
4 fair terms, in any others OF equal respons
bili'y, by application To
p. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchbure.
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VIRGINIA LINE Of Rirhmond -

These ssr, ,d the fret olass, bn Ia tho city oil
altimore expressly ar this ndc and bave superior az
, ommodnlions for passengers. They are commanded
l.y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
nnd who III spare exertion To accommodate They
will he towed up and down the rivers by md may
ho relied on to sail promptly as ndveftized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Now
York will fnd their interest To ship by this lne
~ freight will ulwnys be taken low by amy other
line Of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYork 10 give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and ~ cents per 3 y
Iobacco being about so per cent. less than ohnrg'
The Steamers Insurance can be effected in the hi1.
uond Fire Association by this line at 3s per cent
We respectfully usk and hope H. succeed In obtain
'ng full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will he for
wnrded free uf commission TO New Orleans, Mobile.
Cbnrle.ton Savannah or any other Southern North
Urn port The vessels will lie in Richmond et Rockets
IN NewY ork at Berth No Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR TIE Richmond, } >
G. II PIERSON, N. Y
No 81 South Street.
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y BOSTON LINE as

lJsCHMOND n BOSTON LINE III
IL Of PncKets.-rhs line IA eomposei'@
r the following Vessels. and sails from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner Susan. Captain s. q. Rogers,
Weatov-I 7" q O Roger,
Courier j. B Rogers,
sharon " J. II Nickcrsoh
Mercy Taylor, q Niukerson.
2" Jnluttc. % Baker, Jr
These vessels nfr OF the a cnsa built cxpr"say tof
- ia trade aud have superior accommodations Tor pass.
nngers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified Tor the tiaae and who will spnre excriion
10 accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down The river byaiJam
aud may be relied -o promptly ar aradvenis"d
Merchants going North orierng goods irom Bos
inn. will find il TO their interest ship by this lisr
IL il the only regular line and freight will awnys be
taken low by any other vessels and every ehor
will be nude by the ngenis in Richmond and Boston to
give ati.lbction.
We respectfully ask md hope to soececd in oh
aiming full share of patronage
The vessels will lie IN Richmond nj Rockets IN
instJ IN nj Rowcs Wharf.
DAVID GURRIE. Richmond, A.,
ALLEN WELTCH Boston, ! 'e
anp o.dta M, 133 State Street.
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IINO PHYSICIANS
l. Syrup Phosphate Lime, with God Liv.
Oil, sf
Liquor Ergotinn,
Etheral Extract Cubebs,
Fluid g Spgea and SIENNA,
. I" - Valernn. 4
Extract Gine er,
These valuable and reliable preparations careful.
ly made by the strict rules uf Pharmacy and suld at
JNO. p WRlGHT'S NeW Drrs Store.
J. IL. IHoMpsos Druggist. jan 3.ts
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schooI a College Text hooks
.)On CASES CALABRiA. Exsrnc

xJVO of Ltcorice ia mass.
10 the consumers oi Licorice will guarantee tho
plav of this - he as fine If not superior any
imported into the countryto arrive shortly und for sale
ADlE Il GRAY.
Feby7-d&ets X Itch LncndV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

FATAL RESULT OF THE STABBISG AFFAIR Ak
RIs1 OF THE MURDERER The Of stabbing re-
ported in this mornings TRIBUNE, has resulted fatal
l the person wounded having died at :. o'clock thus
morning. The deceased, Peter Garrson Post, il
young man 95 years of age stone-cutter by trade
and has been employed in the yard Of Messrs Brsley
4 Gregory, at the corner of Jane and Washington
sts The difficulty CONNIE need in the grocery store,
on the corner of Washington and Horatiosts., when
the deceased il is said, threw King down in sport,
but Immediately afterward King ran after him to the
Sidewalk and Inflicted the wounds which have caused
biz death with large cheesesnfe, which he graspsd
Of. the coulter Post, after receiving the wound, ex'
claimed that he was stabbed when King ran at him
second time and inflicted another terrible woand in
the en- all the back the knife penetrating about four
inches The deceased is represented rs young man
of mild disposition, and much esteemed by his fel-
low wo,knen. King, the murderer, was arrested
and confined at eff, rsop Market Police Station. He
seems to be very sorry about the affair
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A TALE Of SORROW.
Prom The sn.i. sLars,y Bugie
n.,rr,svrLLs. Belmont Co. 20 } JnI

H.IrnsuLLE, Belmont Co, 20 July H. 1884
Yefierdsy NJ visited AZ agtd cUlOred woman Nv
ing t,ie, VITO has bitterly experienced tbs Ioficon-
q slavery IL all its 'daILed sacrament. Of sorruw
Eais,d in London County. VirginIa, sh- wa early
nam. slavery Understands this lnstt uton, aud
for some y,ars Ned with her husband, nntl .he in
Ter, II Of tie nssef required separation when the
ushai sss sod for the southern market aud from
n Tin. IL Was started in the slave gang she has
n,v. heard RON him. For seary year, shs mourned
for i'm, It'd screwed 8, these sho have 10 nope,
u,rd.riDg ~ty such Uiseries we're visited upon 1er
VITO ed lsbored long aud earnestly TO DO all thst
ss. jp. aid right While her toruenier- lived in idle
res safe Gil aved from those DIRE ,ded evils
tb.i ruk, oetpe,t N the life aud heart Of slave.
At u, command ii her master, she Va again N "
rec, vrL Ter kustsnd lived on the same psn.a-
ticn VI al tiey we're sold and removed 70 Western
Virginia. Were :,r many yesrs they lived and raised
lsIl. family 4 children, thai we're torn from them,
81 . aii,I az other tolG AID driven far away, where
there could he 70 teIehsDge Of affection, or kindly
snI,ty far uu'uhl sorrow.
tslliTg into Mud hencs, when far sfvsncet IN
vears ttey ,uce..d~ IN purchasing Themselves anf,
ty e"Ur,e Of rgid economy and arduous tou were
epttl-1 IL ls, the tul sum demanded bs their claim
art Ttus after being robbed Of long life Of labor,
OF rre children, whom teDdere-t low and bit1.rsst
sor.~ I'D epGeared To- them, With int-lscis crushef
Auc tonies .nftehled by tty yesrs bard toor, suca
- kI'sn Only ~ slsyerN. they proeured tbs 81.
knowlt dgmeat IN his Christsn land that they n Va
tlt night " themselves 10 their own Labor, their o~1
b. c.s ard souls-ihsr they were free Riggers In
u ecnis, they sef about earning money 10 purcot4e
en-. Of cir children sis,m they hoped were -t'ii
within u cir reach. and formed bright snSciP1tions OF
sue Day living with them in home psrchsseo ~
h.ir o.n industry, where at last they might saely
i've trd quietly die
Arn si,d by these hopes they msncef lue
sr,~ in comparative bsppin-ss free st i.sr a. hey
suIIos,d, from any new and further inn'c'on 81
,,y.ry. But ala. for them their happiness Vas
only trspsfory dream from which they s"n aSoke
10 noe, painful CONSCIOUSNESS. Scarcely had they