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CONSUMPTION CURED.

NEW York, De 81 1858.
I came to New York in the ship Telegraph; lay
native place is st. Johns, New Brunswick when
reached this city, my health was very poor he'd
very bad cough, rsised good deal of matter, which
was frequently mixed with blood had pain in my
lcft side, and was very weak and emaciatsd Ny
frieuds and physician pronounced bay case ConumT-
tion and beyond the reach Ct II edicipe sccideHt-
ally heard Of DR.. Curts's Hygesna, or InhhlIg Hy-
gean Vapor and Cherry Syrup and obtained PACK
ago, which verify believe the means OF saving
my life. Soon afer wearing the Inhaler, found
relieved the pressure my lungs, and accr Wills
tie disease made it's appearance upon the surEes,
under the Inhaler. took the Cherry Syrup as d.
rected. and continued to do so. my cough gradually
growing better, until it entirely left mo, aud nov
consider myself cured. l still wear the inhaler, IS
tho uss of 1t is rather pleasant, and believing
strengthening and purifying to the lungs feel IN
willing at present to dispense with it.
JOHN Wo0D.
Sold by BOYD & PAUL, No. 40 Ccrtlandt street
G. Fl. RING, corner of John street and BIoadSay
Nov York. Price, s. q package.
N. b. Any person enclosing So to Boyd fan'
or Curtis & Perkins. New York, will receive pack
age containing bettlo OK uygean Vapor. one 81
Cherry Syrup, and an Inhaler in neat box, % OF
press free to any Part CT the United States or iou
packages for SO. Aug. "a
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Pelts, wool.
Fish oil.
Rice, broom-corn, and bark.
Gypsum, ground or ungrOund.
Hewn or wrought or unwroughs burr OF
grindstones
Dye stuffs.
Flax, hemp, and tow, unmanufactured.
Unmanufactured tobacco.
papa
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PARTICULARS OF THE BURNING OF THE SHIP
HOPE GooDwIN-CREw IN IRoNs.-On FRIDAY
night, says the Mobile Register of the 18TH calam
Try occurred in the lower anchorage that on Satur
day morning created the deepest excitement in all
mercantile citizens. The mail boat reported
that ship was burning at her anchor, and close to
the water edge.
We have since heard that it was the ship Hone
Goodwin, Capt. Parsons, of Philadelphia which had
been chartered at penny per h. for Liverpool and
2 cents for Havre At this rate the freight list
had proved enormous.
Some o! the crew had proved very hostile. and
are reported to have vowed they would never go to
sea again in her. We learn, also, that barrel OF
tar had been brought up from below and secretly
placed on deck.
About, or near midnight the mate was reused by
the alarm oftre and speedily found that the tar
been again taken below, allowed to run over the
second deck, and fired from end to end Every eff
fort proving unavailable to the ship the boats
were launched, and saved themselves as best they
could
We learn that the crew are all now in irons: and
further, that some of them found on the frs,
ALARM with all their dunage packed up and ready
tor moving. We hear that the hull was partially
towed up, although it is said she subsequently,
grounded on sand-bsr. 1t was to have been ONLY
the second voyage ofthe Hope Goodwin, and would
have far more than cleared her to her owners.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.I

OK THE DANvfLLE RAILROAD,
May "a, 1854.
This morning, as the train had just passed Powha-
tan Station, there light commotion among the
passengers, and the train suddenly stopped. On
looking out, observed the engine, minus the ten
der, shooting ahead at less than $40 time Finding
that we were all safe, we went on to what had
occurred and ascertained that the drawbar, attach
ing the locomotive to the tender had snapped 10
twain. and left crowd of anxious souls TO view the
beauties of Powhatan. Capt. Sim sssid they gave
her too much steam that time and that it not
necessary to say ''et her rip" He modestly re-
quested me not to put 1t in the Di,patch, but j
couldn't lose the chance for an item.
On the return of the runaway, (the Lady Van
Lew.') we were pushed back to Powhatan Station,
where awaited the arrival of the freight trai o.
changed engines aud went on way rejoicing, af.
Ter q detention of an hour or two.
This ght accident gave some of the passengers
an opportunity to ply the engineer with questions,
and being very busy he did not appear to relish them
much One gentleman said, while remained sta
tonarY, (which way you STRAIGHTFORWARD OF
backp' 1--WE standing right still ~ coolly replied
the engineer-and the passen ger asked ques.
tons
This is the first occurrence of the kind that even
happened on the Danyille Road-and this was owing
to defective iron. w
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conespoadsnee u tho Dispatch.
ELKcrroNs IN nAsyrLLK--rfxR Lrauoa LrcRNs1

- UANfELLEt N11y " q
Our elections were exceedingly quiet showing that
all the talk and discussion about the recent action Of
the Hastings Court was all sham-the mere enuson
Of gas.
All the old Court were elected save one. and
nearly all the Couneilmen The Mayor Col Grasty.
was re-eiected--the Commonwealth At.orney--and
IN short nearly every old officer has been returned
and not much deep seated dissatislacton with the
Court
tt l. thought by great many that the Court
are determined to grant none but because there
suspicious applications and they wanted time to In
vessisate and who of the applicants squared with
the law with gard TO licenses
Some are Of opinion, however, that the licenses
VIII be again generally rejected. The chief motive,
believe that controls the Court is to avoid the
rurton of our slaves by intemperance. Ii is no
Maine Liquor Law proceeding JUVENIS;
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GIFT ENTERPRISE IN TRoUBLE.-In the New
York Court OF Common Pleas, Judge Woodruff on
Saturday gave his opinion upon a motion to dis
charge the order of arrest Of Josiah Perham, the
author (as owner Of the ''Sevcn Mile Mirror,'D G,
one OF the gift enterprises of the day. The Judge
refused the application. The Governors of the
Ahnshouse of the city of New York had brought
suit against Perham and the motion was for his dis
charge; but the Judge decided that he must stand
suit The suit is brought for alleged violation Of
the law against lotteries. raffies, &C.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
THE GRApEsHoT.

Tn our foreign compilation yesterday, we gave
the Abatement about the American bark Grapeshot
being suspected of having appeared In the British
channel as a privateer, and having captured q
French vessel of the Lands end The statement
ofihe capture was not confirmed, and the Gazette
of the 9Th of May announces that no report on the
subject had reached the admiralty and no reliance
was placed In the statement
Notwithstanding this, however, there was great
excitement occasioned In London. The London
Times swallowed the story and talked savagely up.
on It, Some days before, It says, Russian irigate
was reported to bein the channel. 1t has ne doubt
this was the Grapeehot 1t urges the men-of-war
to look after the Grapeshot and declares that if she
Is overloaded it siuoere'y hopes that "every ruian
On board will be hung like dog at the yard arm"
such fate" adds lie the only stonement which
can be made to outrage humanity on the high seas
II goes further and says that punishment should be
meted out to the owners OF the Grapeshot it they
are found on board. II had the iiberality to say
that the mission Of the Grapeshot would excite
more regret and vexat Ion in the capital at Wash
inston than it would in England.
The English public mind was somewhat relieved
however, by card from Capt. Mumiord of the
American ship Tornado, who stated that when he
left New York on the l9rh April, the Grapeshot was
at New Orleans.
The New York Courier gives the following des
cription of the Grapeshot and her business;
The Grapeshot is small Eastern built barb
of about $50 tons burthen not constructed with any
special regard to strength, that the discharge
twelve FOUNDER upon her deck would not be un
attended with danger to those on board Her fit
ness to cruize on the icy coast of Finland may bt
judged when we recall the fact that she was Gu
through by the ice in our rivera last winter, 8nt
sank with cargo Of breadstuffs on board Tha
voyage was abandoned, and she has been purchas
ed by Mr.. Law, and loaded with unloaded muskets
which were bought, through the agency of a French
man, for the Mexican Government. That Govern
most has not been flush lately, nor does its credit
stand very high in any money market in the world
and for that reason the cargo of the Grapeshot has
not been delivered, but remains in the gulf son call,
waiting for action in Washington on the Gadsder
Treaty; as its ratification would have raised the
credit of Mexico to point which would make i
safe to trust her with the muskets without danger
OF their 'goin or unpaid for The New Yorh
agent for the purchase of these arms has been SC
encouraged by the recent action of the Senate or
the treaty as to commence negotiations for the ship
ment OF another cargo.
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CUBA.-The New York Journal of Commerce
has letter from New Orleans which states that
there men Of means there giving aid privately
aud their influence openly to the FiIlibusters, whose
eyes are turned on Cuba The writer in this con.
necon alludes to the position of the Grapeshot ly
ing off the mouth of the Mississippi, as suspicious
circumstance.
The Journal takes occasion to say that very large
orders for sugars sent off by very shrewd N. York
merchants would argue that they foresaw an expe-
dition upon Cuba.
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY. foLD s

PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY, fOLD scHooL)
BUFFALO, May 20-Dr. Alexander MeGill was to.
day appointed Professor of Theology in Princeton
Seminary The report OF the Danvilie Seminary
states that the fund raised this year amount to
that its invested funds amounts TO S64 600 The
Board OF Education report their receipts at Ss4 :.
900.
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FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT

AKRON, Ohio, May l9.-James Worthington, a
coiored barber. was arrested here yesterday on a
charge of counterfeiing 1t being ascertsined tina,
the real cause of his arrest that he was a fug
tive slave, the citizens turned out in great numbers
and prevented his removal.
Much excitement prevails, and serious conse
auences arc feared.
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LATEST.

dispatch had been received at Southampton
from Messrs. Richardson Il Brother, who received
it the same morning by telegraph from Cork, which
states that the captain of the ship Bsdour on the
2lst ofApril, saw the hull ola steamer-smokesteck
and hull black warehouses painted yellow Saw
no people, any smoke emitting from the furnace
There barque alongside of the steamer, and
they were steering for the Azores--then about 400
uiles distant. The position in which the captain
saw the vessels gives every believe that the
steamer is the City of Glasgow
Takin's Circular quotes Baltimore Flour at
Sd,
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TEEEGRAPEIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN,
COTTON. ACTIVE = FLOUR ADVANCED A
SHILLING-MONEY MARKET EASIER

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.
COTTON. ACTIVE . FLOUR ADVANCED A
sHlLLlNG-MoNEYMA MARKET EASIER.
Nxw YoHx, May %.
The Steamer Franklin. from HALIFAX, may 10th,
via Cowes, arrived here this forenoon
COMMERCIAL.
CoT1os-Sales of $500 bales in three weeks &C.
cordns to report without change in prices yet Hol
ngshem1 writes that Cotton Il dearer with a consi
derable emand for export.
FLouR.--very active, with an advance of one
shilling per Dbl. Richardson quotes Baltimore
Flour at 30 TO 40 shillings.
Coax hiatt advanced a shilling Richardson
quotes Corn mt 30 shillings.
rRovIsIoNs were firm.
MosKy-Consols had advanced to es in eonse
quence of the declaration of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer that no loan would be resorted to to
raise money for the war. Money was easier.
The MANCHESTER MARKET was quiet
GENERAL NEWS
A report that Sweden and Denmark had Joined
the Western Powers, occasioned rise in the Paris
Bourse
1t was stated that Austria had presented fresh
terms to Russia and if they were not accepted she
would at once, without reserve, join the Western
Powers.
1t reported that the Russian fleet left Helsing
fors on the 5th May, when Admiral Napier signalled
the Allied fleet to prepare for sea immediately.
The Arctic had not arrived out at the date of the
Franklin's Liverpool news.
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BY TAYLOR G WILLIAMS.
r .ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN asyD.

II ,AnOE NUMbER UF1 LUIS IN HHYD-
~ NEYn FOR SALE AT AUCTTON-Wfll be
sold ON TUESDAY afternoon, the 23d NAV. 1884
lots in the town Of "Sydney,n Designated bv the
Nos 70 2l7 2s, 2ls 20, al 222 as 2s2 2S, Isl.
80, Z6, q, zS8 and 2S9 bounded by the following
Federal and Emwood. They will be divided into lots
Of about q feet EACH running back $50 feet to On al
at our Office The particular attention Of cspitasts
and others called to this sale these lots for the
most part, are remarkably well situated
Terms; 18th cash, balance at s. s and months for
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note ispad. -
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THE NEBRASKA CAUcUsEs. &c.

WASHINGTON, May 2l-caucuses were held last
night by both the friends and opponents OF the Ne.
braska bill The latter viii strug gle to prevent the
question being taken before the time fixed for taking
up the Pacific Railroad bin, on Wednesday The
opposition is well ergauixed and determinsd. and
exciting scenes may be anticipated. The friends
o. the bill are sanguine of being able to bring it
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ROBBERY AND HORRIBLE aTRocITy

BosTos, May 2l.-Last night, two men called at
the shop OF DR.. Pollard, in Charlesyown, and knock
ed him down, gagged and robbed him of 5000
then covering him with shavings, set fire to them,
and fled, first locking the shop door, The flames
bursting out caused alarm of fire. and DR.. Pol
lard was rescued, badly burnt
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BY THOS. w KEESEE,
tofhce at George j. Summers, No. 20 Pearl streat)
TT -

KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY morn
ing next, May oath, commencing at o'clock at 4he
I'd and Sd streets, lwho intend removing from the
city, all Of their HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting in part of Extension Dim
ing Tables, Marble Top Sideboard Rosewood Tete-a.
Tetes, and Sofa, Piano, Piano Stool Music Stand and
Harmenicon; Marble Centrs Tables Etagere, Cur
tains and new Black Walnut Sofa; Mahogany B ed.
steads Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedding.
Washstands, Bureaus Wardrobes handsome Black
Walnut Wardrobe and Bedstead one beautiful set of
Guiding one elegant Mahogany Bookcase, and four
Plain Bookcases with glass DOORS White Dinner Sett
etc all of which, with variety of Chairs, Tables
and other articles, which are nearly new, will be
sold as above without reserve. :
my 10 THOMAS W. KEESEE Auct
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HEAVY FAILuRx.-The Jefferson county IN. Y,
Democrat announces the failure OF Wheelers a
Turner's OF INSTRUMENTATION $500. 600. The
democrat states that they have been engaged ia
buying produce on large scale. and ha ve drswr
heavily on the banks in jefferson and ia some other
counties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-23

TIE ST. LAWRENCE YET CLOSED WITH ICE-The
screw steamer Otowa put into Portland, Maine,
ON the 10TH She was from Liverpool for Quebec
with large number OF passengers and freight; but
found the st. Lawrence closed by ice.
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london Money Market easier.
CONGRESSIONAI,

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The House went ints
Committee of the Whole on the Nebraska BILL Mr.
Stephens moved that the enacting clause be strucl
out, if in order; the amendment however, was cu
off. Great excitement prevailed-all sorts of mo
tons, points of order, &c, having been made Moth
ing yet accomplished. The minority seem deter
mined to defeat the bill
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PROPELLER DESTROYED BY FIRE ON LAKE

BUFFALO, May 20-The propeller Kent, with q
cargo of 300 tons of goods, entirely destroyed
by fire last night on the Canadian shore of Lake
Erie. The crew are supposed to have escaped in
the boats
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HOTEL Burnt

NEW York, May 20.-Last night the Summer
Motel OF John fletcher, at the Highlands, was en-.
iireiy destroyed by fire. togeh or with It's contents
Loss 81, 000-insarance $4,000. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW scHoo

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The General Assem-.
bly, voted that any replies which might be made by
the Southern Presbyteries as 10 their connection
with slavery, should be referred to the committee
on bills and oyertures. As no replies viii proba-
bly, be received, it Is thought the matter viii thus
be quietly disposed of for this session.
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THE MARKETa

NEW YORK, May 22.-Thes Flour market is sitter
under the steamers news. Cotton has advanced
an eighth
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Holders of Flour ask So. 25
to SO So Grain firm
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TIE ONO BANK TAx LAW.

GLEyELANn, Nay l9--The case Involving the
validity Of the Ohio Bank Tax law has been decd.
"a 10 the Suprsms court 10 fsyor OF the banks'-
court "A #%SE
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

+ ARGE SALE OF BEAUTIFUL.
~ BUILDING LOTS AND SQUARES, NEAR
sh Nav Ha III bs A1c
O'Clock. P. NJ upon the premises will be sold from
100 to $50 building Lots and Squares situated
Royal.
From their very beautiful situation and proximity
to the lower part of the city, and the facilities afford
ed by the omnibuses, (being near to the omnibus
stand) for cheap and convenient communication to
all parts of the city, these Lots exceedingly well
adapted for building sites; besides which most of
them abound In brick clay of the best quality it hav
ing been fully tested.
Considering the desirable character of this proper
ty, and the many improvements going on in the vci.
nifty. it is believed that favorable opportunity
for investment is rarely offered.
A pat of the property may now be seen at the of.
fee ofthe Auctioneers.
Persons may attend this sale with the assurance
that every lot offered will be positively sold.
Should the weather, ON the day above appointed,
prove unfair. the sale will take place the next
TERMS -One-third Cash balance at and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added trust deed
my II TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS Aucts
MOST VALUABLE. BUILDING
~ LOTS ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL,
May, at O'Clock r NJ upon the premises will be
sold that most valuable property situated on Coun-
Gil Chamber Hil fronting $50 feet on the south line
18th street. $50 feet to Cypress aey--immediatefy
in front OF the Clifton House. The property viii be
divided into lots, each fronting so feet and running
These Lots being delightfully."- situated. within
rninute walk OF the Postofce, and of the heart of
the city, and yet very retired estimated the
valuable for private residences ever offered in this
1 city.
a plat Of che property may be at the Office of
TERMS: cash, balance at and months for notes,
WITH interest added and secured by trust deed the
myl7 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts =
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HOUSES AND LOTS ON POPLAR
Terms same as above
my20 GODDIN AppERsoN Ar..,
COMMISSIONERS SALE on REAI.

~ ESTATE in HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
TO decree OF the Circuit Court for Henrico county,
ing in the name of Thomas J. Carter, complainant.
against Virginia B. Barker, Albert Fisher and Others
defendants, the undersigned, whs was appointed
Commissioner for the purpose, will on MONDAY,
the 9th day of June, 1854 at IL O'Clock, in front of
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned upon
the following terms: For much cash viii defray
the costs of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of and IL months for
the balance OF the purchase money, to bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured by bonds with
good security, and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrco county contains
about three hundred acres lies immediately on the
Chckahominy Swamp, adjoining the lands of An.
drew b. Carter and Edward Cartwright and others,
and is considered very valuable
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner
For particulars enquire of Thomas ]. Carter, at
yno A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store, or james D..
Richmond, Va. nv IL dtd
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THoS. nv. Krrsrr ~.

soNSTABLE'S SALE.-WiIl he said
MAJ 1a cash on the premises Tuesday the ssa Of
and SHE'D, situated at the corner of Pear ana w.
streets thocketts Sold to satisfy disfres warrant
Foster ALFRFn RI WI ~ u u ~ ss. =, A.
nv 22-2t For J. ?. TyI 10. CT.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

y IN HANUVEK CUUNTY.-Pusuantt to decree
of April, 1854 in suit therein then depending in
the style Of Ragand VS.. Ragland, l, as the Commits
sioner In the said decree named will proceed, on
hours of IL and O'clock, sell on the premises at
public auction, the LAND of which Edward P w
Ragand died, seized, supposed to contain about $50
acres more or less lying the Slash Church. and
adjoining the lands of Patrick Perrin Jno. C. Brock
and o hers.
dit of and two years. with interest from the dav
of sale the purchaser to give bond with approved Sc
curty for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until conveyance is decreed by the Court
The title is believed to be unquestionaby good :;
but selling as Commissioner, shall convey only such
title as authorised by the said decree q
WILLIAM }. RAGLAND,
nv dtds Commissioner
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HORSES FOR SALE have for sale

| HORSES FOR SALE.-I have for sale
Ii pair Of beautiful Bay MARES, just six years
old old this Sgrns, perfectly sound u every rs.psct
match il both color and ss Any gentlemen len want
amne. month. would DO wen 70 siys an early call.
They will be sold very low, and, Il desired. ON very
AIR, e ssssilsnI FAMILY HORSE, yoyns and
~ carry eau y JOSEPH fasfTf h1 ss1s American liable.
10th st., between Main and Gary,
| Or w. F. Randolph, Richmond Planning Mil, where
| the match can be seen.25N my list
PICH CUT GLASS II have just opened
aosIRT caaa sh AT WINS ssa JsL
Li bnczS SrriEists e bSS sssfJs'
PITCHERS; CELERIES, &c. &c.,
rassssl DIT isas' TEA 1''s md
| at retail.
Wars sfas caooIEas as as via
49, ny Wv . s. nsis i. s seais .lds
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.-Ihes sub
rsliy 70 give him call d the corner 81 Leigh stree.
and whsss s ahsy ssa nI iEisays md
neil ssa sssd ss Z ss.s osa ne
my ao-ss. Corner ieilh ., N md sIo q ".
NOTICE.-All perSoDs Indebted to tbs
IN estate Of E. Chiies decd. viii make irnn.ds.
sent them the Store Of Keen chilss snd Baidwia
that arrangement may bs made for tier ssttlsent
my a-,,sl 70 = 4 l. x 4 gaipHs, s sss's
FOE HIRE-A decent sprighfly Negro
BOY, about 10 or IL years old. He 10 suclf a. 10
often asked for to 20 private fsmilie which
VIM GoULDIN, Gsn1 Ar,
lNET T1DT5 1TYSTY TS@1TvV1~- p Z = = - -srss-.