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BROAD Rock RAnEs.-Proprieto Green
Is advertising the spring races over his course.
and as the public will see, he is offering liberal
Inducements from the owners of blooded stock TO
enter tor the purses
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MORE NEW BOOKs.-A. MORRIS
4 97 Main Street, has lust received-

- 81 Will S9lett nus just ItCtIVtu--
HEARTS EASE, or the Brothers. Wife; by the
author of the He'll of Redclife; parts, bound in
paper-Si; in fancy cloth, gilt-Si.50.
POEMS, by VIM. Cullen Bryant new edition, for
the pocket; collected and arranged by the author; in
| vol So.
MAGDALEN HEPBURN, story of the Scottish
Reformation; 8 vols. in SIPS.
MAPS OF NEBRASKA AND KANSAS TER
RITORIES-87c.
ALONE. sixth edition, just out-Sl.2i.
large number of Mrs. English's Works, suitable
for presents
Al.o Standard Authors for the Library, for sale.
No 2p-3t
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NEW WoR1 OF FIcr1oN.-The Appletons
have just issued, in very neat binding novel en-.
titled "Heartsease, or the Brothers Wife, A
work OF fiction doea not always depend upon litera.
ry merit for it's Immediate success. Some Of the
most trashy volumes ever issued from the press
have met with rapid sale have been read by those
who read for excitement, and then forgotten. A
novel to have enduring success, however, must be
stamped with genius must be varied, animated
and sprishty and of such character critics tell
us, are the works that have preceded this, by the
same author. We may therefore safely conclude
that "Heartsease' is story that all may read with
profit the more especially as it abounds in pleasing
domestic incident.
The book, which lisa reprint from an English
author, is for sale by A. Morris and VIM A. But
tiers.
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WooD UP.-Two of the Watcilmen ares
TED David Ham, free negro last night, and locked
MN up Tor stealing wood. The Mayor win dolbt.
ICES order him warming this morning
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New PUBLICATIoNs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. James Woodhouse far "Southward Ho !
A Spell of Sunshine. BY w Gilmore Simms.
Esq, author Of The Yemassee,' The Par
tisan,' ac.' 1t is needless to say one word of
production of w. G.. Simms The present
work sparkles with the scintilIations of ge-
MUS, and is written in racy and sparkling
style.
From Mr.. Woodhouse we have also re-
celved, You have heard of them being
taking volume of piquant sketches of po
cts, painters, &c.
HE WANDERERS BY SEA AND LAND 7cith
other Tales; by Peter Farley. New York; d.
Appleton q Co.-This is one of the prettiest
children's books of the season. Peter Par
ley, all the little people know, tells children's
stories very happily, and these are AMONGST
his best; imparting knowledge and amuse.
ment to their young readers They are very
handsomely illustrated.
For sale by WIN. A. BUFFERS. 1877 MAJ,
street
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SPECIAL NoTIoE--Couniry Merchants
and others are respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches, Jewslry and Fancy Goods, st
my store, No. los Main st., THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
IF Auction and Com Merchant. I0f Msin e.
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I OOK AT THIS.-$2O,O0O worth of

- heady Mads CIoLhlns a coal, eIhbraclng eveTy
style of garme nts suitable for Fall aud Winter
The subscribers have determined TO quit the business
10 Richmond the first of January, 1855, and will
positively sell at cost either wholesale retail To
MERCHANTS and others here 10 q rare chance. The
goods fresh, fine and veil made and the stock 10
ample Call at the franklin Clothing Stare, No. 80
Main street h. OECOU X CO.
N y. COED cutting board for sale low. Apply -
shove, sse-am
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SPECIAL NoTIoE-The attention of the
trade is invited to our sales of Dry Goods Clothing,
Boots Shoes and Hats, THIS MORNING. at our
nosS LARUs 4 SHINE, Aucts
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THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.

a FEW more Concert IIckets, entltllng
"a each purchaser to a SPLENDID GIFT las emu.
Inersted in former sdvertisemen) can yet De had
at the principal book stores In the city, and also OF
Mr.. JOHN DARRACOTT. at this Powbatan House,
Catalogues of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS,
which embrace valuable House and Lot, handsome
Carriage, costly Furniture splendid Jewelry, &c,
&c. be seen at the Offices of the Bulletin and
Penny Post no7-lm
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The Cry JAZZ is filed with guests from
all parts of the Union, many of whom have come
here to ge, wintered at the public expense. Until
a work houseis erected, in which to contine and
employ vagrants, we may expect to have vast
number OF them TO feed and cloth.
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.-Henry Manola /. nrooo

'IcHIy NdHgtcj RTOCbfy Keep
er, was reported by officers Tyler and Seal far
Manale made no Defence as tho officers popnea l.,
upon him when he least expected, and caught him
10 the very sct Of attending to some Of his coiored
eustomsrs - "a SO -. 4 .sstp'>
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CoETINUED.-James Welsh, charged with
assaultng Jane Browning. appeared before the
Mayor, yesterday, but the main witness being alb
SEM, the examination was adjourned over until
Friday morning.
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AUCTION EoTICE-GrOceries, &c, This
Day, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN TO-
90--1t
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GEN. tWEBB's GUYAEDoTTE SCHEME.-The
London correspondent of the New York
Herald&nnounces the failure of Gen. James
Watson Webb's attempt to carry out his
Guyana tte scheme. The correspondent
states that the General diplomatic and mill
tEy connections had enabled him to place
on his list the Earl Of Ellesmere, Sir Henry
1ulwsE sir james Duke, Sir Emerson Ten.
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL.
PHGNIX FIRE COMPANY, No.


ca Respectfully announce to 49,
~ the citizens OF Richmond and vi -4C-1-
90 cinity. that they will give their G5sASeesSs>
Urn FIRST ANNUAL BALL at La -S--SA-
FAYETTE HALL, on FRIDAY Evening, Decem.
Der 9th. 1854.
The Company, willis asking the patronage of the
citizens and Firemen beg leave TO ell who may
wish TO participate with them. that pains will be-
spared to make it agreeable evening to all.
Muaic BY SMITHS ARMORY COTILLoN
BAND.
REFRESHMENTS At city prices.
Committee Of irrGRgcmeRts-Cap In0. j. Fry; 1st
Assistant III. w Fry. IT.: I'd Assistant VIM. s. Weed;
Chss. .fohnaton; f. M. AIfriepd Thos. r. Melon
nell: Geo Dowden; Jno Wright, Jr; Ro. II Jarvis.
Floor Managers-En gineers r. NJ. Burton, Wm.
c. TOmpkins aud John II. ClsibOrne Capts. Holt, Of
Manchester Co , J. o. Goode, L. L. Barnes, c. Bates,
J. J.; Wilson, J. T. Rogers. - Timberlake, and Jas.
+. Elicit jos Mayo Honorary Member; Capt. J.
H. Richardson; J. Fl. Bosher; g. II. Tempkins; J.
sizsr, NJ. D.; WIN. Booth, Jr,; Jno. T. Blair, J. L.
WombIe; f.. E Dudley; 8. C. Jones; A. L. Lindsey.
e. Tickets of Admisson-9l, to be bad of any
member OF the Company, or at the door the evening
OF tia Ball No charge TOR Ladies'.
n. B.-FiTemen attending the Ball requested
10 wesr the Association Uniform or Citizens Dress.
10 22--dtd
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POLITICAL MANIFESTO OF THE CZAR.-The
Paris Univers states that the official Journal
of the Court of St. Petersburg, of the Goth
of October, contains sort of political man
ifesto. which deserves the most serious at
tentiOn
The allies says that journal, have claimed fot the
Christian sui ects of the Porte double the advantages
that Prince Menschis off demanded if therefore,
they had been acting in good faith, they would have
engaged the Prince to exact one-half more than he
socitedthat is to equal rights for all the sub
cts of the Sultan. The declaration of the Gear to
England concerning Turkey the noble and en-
ergetic expression of the truth for Ottoman deGi-
nation is an anomaly-a phantom without life Eng
lind il convinced of the sound right of the Gar but
she fears his power and phexible character; that
the reason why she sought in France ally of whom
81. can disem barrsss herself more easily. he great
mi, sion Of Russia consists in patting end to Eng
sh ulateraIism. France is OF ly foamiEg ter emf,
but England is a permanent revolutionary inunda-
ton 1t is She and not France, which is the funtain
aud support of all revoiu ionsry principles; lis she
which carried away by her shop-keeping tendencies
trampes under foot the rights of humanity and of
nations The destiny of Russia is to guarantee Eu-
rope against all the overhowings of the West
+ ON that side will hence forth come invasions-
Whatever may be its origin, the pre- sent war has uu
deniably religious character; il has resolved itself
into this, between conservative order and commun.
isl revolution
The following are the conclusions of the
manifesto:
There consequently remains to the Emperor but
one path of honor and justice. He will adhere to
his pledge not to make conquests but. at the same
time he will accomplish his task, which consists in
re establishing on the Bosphorus Russian predomi-
nance, which is absolutely necessary to the foun.
dation of real order. II is the sacred duty of Rus
ia to restore the Bosphorus the reign of Chris
tanity and to consolidate it there In fine the EN-
peror has, as the protecting refuge of Europe the
high mission of assuring the existence Of conserva.
tive Europe Russia only at Dreseat realize
this ambition by obstinate war, which will crush
the ambition of the English and put an end to the
domination of the Turks.
Whatever else may be said of this produc-
ton, it gives every reason to expect the most
infexible perseverance and obstinacy on the
part of the Gear in pursuing his purposes
England and France have involved Europe
in long war.
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(Nesrly opposite the Exchange Bans.l
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THE HOLY GOSPELS Illustrated in 40 origin al
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THE HOMES OF AMERICAN AUTHORS -
Comprising Anecdoticsl, PersonaI and Descriptive
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A WINTER WREATH OF SUMMER FLOW
Frs. By S. g. Goodrich. Illustrated with splendid
coored Plates by French Art SITS. | superb yolume,
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For sale by WIN. A. CUTTERS,
Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes,
no 9O-Stif Music &c.
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NOTICE.-The agency of the late firm
IN of Selden, Wthers q Co of the citv of Wash
ingten to make sale of Coupon Bonds of the State
Virginia, and to receive apd pay inserest on Bonds
sold by them, having terminated. all communications
the subject will be made to William Drinkard,
Secretary of the Board of Public Werks of Virginia,
to J B Stoval. Treasurer of Virginia, at Rich
mond. Virginia. until another agent shall be appoint
ed, of which the public will be duly informed
A. GRAHAM.
Pres Board of Public Works of Virginia.
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New York, Nov. 28.-Cleared schr New York, Ad-
kins for Richmond Arrived brig larry Not, Reed:
schr Danyille, Dodge; Timothy Pharo, Clanmer and
Ben English. Lyon, from Richmond
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. q Cleared schrs Milton
Wilkins, Schaffer; Alex Henderson. Godfrey; Tr-
umph. Baker. and J. C. Dougherty. Cartwright, for
Richmond; and Favorite, Mallory, for Petersburg
Arrived schr G. E. Brown, Edwards, from Rich.
mond.
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E'RAUD.-A lad named VIM. Hill, was ar
rested and brought before the Mayor yesterday to
undergo an examination the charge of obtaining
ready made clothing from M. ShultZ, on Main
street. Hill, it is said gave his name William
Tranor, and asserted that he was in the employ of
Mr.. F. H Cowliug, of Governor street, by whom
he had been sent to purchase certain articles of
wearing apparel. Owing tothe absence of witness
es the investigation postponed until this morn
ing, and the accused admitted to bail to answer in
the sum OF $500
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. %

ARRIVED,
Schr Virginia, Phillips, Baltimore, mdz w D Col
quit l. Co.
Schr Geranium, oysters.
Sloop Christianna, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamship Pennsylvania Baymore, Pniladsl phia,
mdz and passengers, Tuttle.
Schr Charlotte, Stillman, bound down the river to
load with lumber
schr Necessity. light.
Schr Wilson. light
Schr Barnagat, light
Schr American Clipper, light
Schr Harrison, Price, New York, mdz Rankin l.
Barker.
sehr Essex, Bradshaw, light.
schr Bosnard Mccormick. New York, mdz w
D Colquitt Il Co.
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FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF SToCK.-The New
York Herald publishes in full an elaborate
and ably prepared opinion of Judge Hoffman
in matter connected with the late extensive
fraudulent issue of the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company. The action says
the Herald, was brought by Morris Ketchum
and others against the President of the b INK
of Commerce, to recover the sum of So, 900,
with interest, paid by the plaintiffs upon a
transfer of $40 shares of the railroad compa-
ny. The Judge, adds the Herald, decides
that the plaintiffs are entitled, under the GER
tificate and power taken 10y them from Mr.,
Schuyler, the President of the company, to
be admitted as shareholders in the capital
stock of the company, in common with all
the other shareholders whose rights are ad.
mitted, or shall be established, and that their
right is in proportion to such whole number
of holders allotted upon capital of three
millions of dollars.
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WITHOUT PoLIoE.-That portion of
Henrco county near the old distillery on 18th
street, stands greatly in need of police supervision
If we are to judge from the character of some of
It's inhabitants and the amount of dissipation and
wee TO be witnessed there. Several correspon-
dents have requested US to suggest remedy for the
evils complained of, and if twere in our power to
make out feasible plan by which they could be
relieved of their annoyance, weshould willingly do
SO; but until the corporate limits are extended,
ana they brought into the city, they will be forced
to bear the evils complained Of In the meantime,
the grand jury of the county might be informed of
certain transgressons, and check thereby put
upon the parties.
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OBsTRUoTIoN-David Franklin appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
Of obstruciug the sidewalk of Broad street on the
night of the 25th instant, with an empty box Mr..
F had placed the box on the walk for the painter,
and supposed it had been taken away. The case
was continued until this morning.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, ANTHRACITE
IA COAL.-The subscriber is receiving by
schr. Nelly D., 215 tons No / RED ASH EGG COAL,
and " i'll keep constant supply on hand, and will
sell on good terms the same article can be
bought in the city Orders left at No. "A Main street
will leet with prompt attention.
no 25-Int p C.. IARTJS.
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I ATEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Re-

I ATEST PUBLICATIONS.-The Re-
H publican Court or American Society in the
Days OF Washington BY Rufus w. GTiswold With
81 Portraits of Distinguished Women, engraved in
the best style from original Paintings. Beautifully
bound and truly splendid volume in all respects
Price Sl2. -
Southwark Ho! Spell of Sunshine. BY w. Gill
more Sims, Esq. Sl.25.
You Have Heard of Them. By Q Sketches of
Distn guished Musicians, Artists, &c. 81.
The HAD of Homer Trans ted into English
Blank Verse, by VIM. Cowper Edited by Robert
Southey LII. D. New Edition. SI25
History of Louisiana. The Spanish Domination
By Chas Gayarrs. | vol 9Vo., 81 50
System of Mineralogy; comprising the most re-
cent discoveries Illustrated By 900 Wood Cuts By
Jsmes ID. Dana, A. Nj Fourth Edition, re written,
re-snanged and enlarged. vols. in T. svo, 81.
Ida E<rmap, or Tiais and their Uses By Mrs
Lincoln Phelps. 81 IS.
The NeWsBoy. 81 ..
Memoir of Rev Gregory r. BedelI. D. D. BY
Rev. DR.. Tying. Second Edition. 7jc.
Gallery 20 Shakspears's Dramatic Works, in out
lines. Invented and Engraved by mortz Retsch.-
With Explanations An elegant volume SO
no30 JAS WOODHOUsE. l59 Main st.
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National GuARD.-This company, just
organised will hold meeting to night, when the
officers selected will be duly elected in the presence
OF field officer. They are-Wm. ]. Preston, Cap
tain - Coleman, James D. Thomas and Edmund
Johnson, Lieutenants. The Orderly Sergeant will
also be elected tonight This company is compo-
sed Of young men, and its Captain and first Lieu.
tenant are graduates of the Virginia Military Inst-
tute we have very little doubt that it will prove
valuable acquis ition to the Volunteer Regiment.
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HARD TIMES is the cry from almost every
lip, and the consequence is, that the laborng elias
SEES are to suffer severely by it. There are more
mechanics out of employment in Richmond, at this
time than we have seen for ten years past
Most of the large manufacturing establishments
have curtailed their forces at least one third while
several of the smaller ones have closed until mo-
ney gets easier. Whether there is good cause for
this partial suspension of business or not, is more
than we say ; but we do know that it will pro.
duce vast deal of suffering and want among the
working men, and for that resson as well as Others
is to be greatly deplored.
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HOUSE RoBBERs.-As the holidays ap-
preach, house robbers become emboldened In their
operations and miss no chances tor making a raise.
Since Saturday night last we have heard of not less
than halt dozen petty thets committed in halls and
passages where coats, hats, etc, were deposited,
and almost Immediately after removed by these sly
rogues Every house keeper should see that his
windows and doors are properly secured before
retiring for the night and 10 the meantime it might
not be bad policy to see that no intruder is locked in
the house. as has frequently been done
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nent, Sir Drummond Stuart and others OF
the English nobility; but on the very eve Of
executing the papers, these gentlemen dis
covered that General Webb was to receive
commission Of no less than 100000 for his
services, and rs these figures rather alarmed
them, they concluded to hold on to their mo-
ney. As it was rather late, says the cores,
pendent, in all decency to back out, however
prudent such step might be, they directed
their lawyer, Freshield, to discover fiaw
in the documents, and he has accordingly
decided that for the security of the British
subscribers an act of the Legislature of the
State of Virginia is necessary.
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THE Know NoTHINGs.-The New York
Herald expresses the opinion that the Know
Nothings have no authorized newspaper or
gans, and will not have any; that they will
manage the enrolment of their forces in their
clubs and councils and, when the Presiden-
tial campaign comes on they will, in each
State, nominate an electoral ticket, emitting
any mention of their candidates for President
and Vice President If, adds the Herald,
when the election is over, it shall turn out
that the Know Nothings have secured a ma
jority of the vote of the electoral colleges,
then, by preconcerted arrangement of their
councils, their electoral tickets in the several
States which they shall have carried, will be
concentrated upon one and the same indivi-
dual for President.
This is of course all guess work on the part
of the Herald writer If he belongs to the
Know Nothing order he will not disclose
their plans; if he does not belong, he cannot.
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BAD NEsr.-J0hn Thornton and Jane
Wright appeared before the Mayor, yesterday, to
answer the charge of keeping disorderly and i'll
Ter stated that on Sunday last he was sent for to
this house, and on getting there found large num-
Der of persons in pront of it, and learned that
fight had taken place. Finding that Jane Ellis had
been engaged in the row, he arrested and Gagged
her, from whom he learned that John Thornton
rented the premises, but was not there during the
difficulty, and that Jane Wright, an outrageous
character, was one of the occupants of the build
ing. The Mayor, on hearing these statements re.
leased the prisoners, with the assurance that if
again brought before him on similar charge thew
would fare worse than on this occasion.
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TOLD DECEMBER is with us giving

TOLD DECEMBER is with us giving
~ strong limitations of the frosty weather usual
iy had in this month and at the time advising
attention to HEAVY AND WARM CLOTHING
Persons in want. will find a large assortment at Sc
Main street and selling at the lowest possible
prices.
Our reputation, although short, is nevertheless q
good one, ans we have doubt will be the more
favorable as we become better known.
For good, durable, TASTY, well msde and last
though not least, cheap Clothing. call the sub
scribers. GROSHONG, TUPmAN 4 co,
no 80 &c Main ct.
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CLOTHING TO SUIT THE SEASON,
~ AND AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Now Ia the time for bargains All In want of Cloth
ing or Furnishing Goods, will find that A. LEVY is
selling cheaper than the cheapest; he Is determined
not be outdone and his determination will DO
ried out--so call at his store and make your pur
chases and yeu win rs per cent. by tho opera
-tiou There In no mistake about II, 30
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TH r AT RE.

THURSDAY EVENING. rovember 3ott. 1854.
BEhTRAM.
Bsrtram. ...J. e. Tsylor. fnncs'pe. Miss w,ss.,
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IT, conclude with
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Dazzle......M' Bonfsc- Lady Gay. Miss WE tie
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--All
"a persons having claims gainst he estate of the
late Mrs. JULIA La. BAILEY. of Henrico. will pre-
sent them to the und signed for settlement accord
In to law Those indebted to her estate viii please
make payment TO ms without deav.
JOHN CLASH,
Adm'or with the viii annexed, of
no 30-2ewln@ Julia l.. Bailey. decd.