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A Mothers Love.

Think Of thy childhood! Has. thou
ever tasted pleasures swee, as ,bosef
were ever garlands so fair Is .hose an.
'wlned by a mothers hands among ihv
clustering ring!etsi When rebelIious
passion reused The demon in thy nature.
quelled The tempest, like her whispered
chidine. When. sgonizsI by burning
fever, the fragile form tossed to aud fro.
Ir tonvulsive effort for relief. no aand
but . mothers could sno,he the .hrob.l
hing brow. or prepare the cooling draueht
which seemed real nectar 10 the pare6ed
lips. Pause, then. Young man, in ,hy
career, If the path thou art treadinp evoke
one lingering blush upon Thy cheek
one emotion OF shamc! Bethink ,hee 4
is p~loughing deep furrows in thy moth.
er's heayt But, if after firm inves,ig,.
uon, conscience upbraid ihue not; wsik
proudly on 10 Thy manly indspendence-
hesPfng dntnld wealth Of Joy upon thai
dear ones head, who watcher Ger. Inv
pathway al the livelong day n world.
ly wealth be thine-how happy viii ,bn;,
DC TO surround her with ,he' Injuries ALI
powerful cold will command; if DOOR
redouble thy earnes, attentions. and ,bi1
will give create. joy than The wealth Of
the Indies could purchase. If disea,s
has fastened its deadly grasp upon her.
De thine The task to cheer the weary ,uf.
ferer; lei Thy voice whisper comfort ana
support. Thy love shall win her. m
partial forgetfuIness. nerve her to endu.
rance. Maiden, in thy c~areIes, plee for.
get not her who loves the best. Tbe
world offers man, gay pictures. whose
vivid coiors w~iIlenlics thy lively fancy
take heed. then. lest they 60 absorb lbv
Judgement that s~eIfshness. ensue. and
a devo,se to pleasure, thou has, scarce
nms or disposition 10 return 4 share OF
The same gentle Offices tina, made DIV
earlier years SO like a happy CREAM
Be warned in lime Of ,Le time Of ,hasa
seemingly 'rifing temptations, which
lure the brighiestand oes, from ! mother.
side. When she suffers, be thou, in
turn, the nurse; pillow the aching head
upnn thy bosom; and, while busy MEM
Dry recalls the limo when her arms held
Thy sender form in close embrace, renew
Thy resolutions OF : Se,,er future, aud
keenthsm while there We, is time; before
The err is closed 10 the ~sslpeba,nt sobs
that burstffom the full hesrt-6e ore The
eyelids croop forever Ger The eyes tia.
have met th'ne 40 off in loving PRIDE
prove thou ar, human. Give back some
iose Tor The wsslsh shs has peorsd On
,hss.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

EF. P. Blair. a Southern Democrat.
who has Pnbilshsd q letter denouncing
the piesent d~oushiaced administration,
and the Fugitive Slave law, as unconti.
,~u,ional, il now denounced by the Pro
Slavery qapers. as mo Dewocraf." and
as poos authority. aswoh aoa4 :
What sort hi a Democrat be used 10
be considered. eau be learuee from the
following exclamation Of The patriot
Jackson, when a 'ceIsainp matter MATES
was suggested to Dim: 0s4 1a
"Whal does Frank Blair think! fol
10 give more fer his opinion than lhs
whole cabiners-with The Supreme
Court thsowh in." 81
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NEW YoRK. Ian. 40

New YORK, Jan. 30
The MeibonrRe. Argus says tina, rich
veins.of quartz haze have been discos-
cred 'abou,iwsn,y miles from Geelong.
Al assay by crushing andapaIgama,ion
gaze at the rate Of $50 ounces 10 the
ton. There was a grea; rush Of miners
to The spot.
Several failures had taken pace in
Sidney, witch created considerable wan,
of confidence. Other failures were an
~,ic'paied. but n is supposed the crisis
had passed. sfh sssa..
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$500 warNLhE. 49, H.slE.HM EAE@ss MHre&.
The lofty mountains Of The four can
tons in Switzerland. saysihe Seicle, was
lately the scene OF The mos, sgonizlng
misfortune. An English tourist, Sir w,
T.. against the advice Of the inhabitants,
ven,ureJ alone with his daughter, a ) Dung
iady about eighteen years OF age, into
he vast forests which cover the Greats OF
tie rocks. in search Of rare plants. No,
witheisndirg ,Aeir promise they did no,
return that day and the inn keeper, be-
coming Attained, about oon The follow
ling day. accompanied by a n~eighbor, be
sc, out ip search Of them. lie was ea-
silly abs to follow thei: steps; bu, during
a course Of FIVE hours search. all his
shoutings aud searchings were iE vain
4 fearful foreboding took possession Of
his epirit. lie repeatedly fred his gun.
bps echo alons responded. Continuing
his sea:ch. however be climbed upon ,he
edge Of . half-bare rock, several hun
dred yards high. and a horrible spectacle
mel his gage. The tourist lay before
him. covered with blood. and his clothes
Torn 10 taliera. His head res,ed OH his
hands. tears were flowing rapidly, and
he seemed 4 be in a profound rsysrie.-
The cfies Of the inn keepcr recalled him
70 himselL, end a one bound hssrose 10
HE fs.l and fixing his wandering eyes
upon the air. he cried; .'See. there she
lies, covered with blood and expiring"
These words made The cousageoss lam
keeper groan, and Ioosing behnd Sir w.
r.. he saw The mangled body of his On
Fortunate child. I'VE were al lanch."
he said. "when my poor girl ran befare
me, and . bear, enraged by famine,
sprung unon her al The moment tha. she
was gathering plants q. the foo. Of lha,
rock. She, defended herself bravely;
her cries brought me 10 ner cid. but my
child lia6 persisted. Ammsted BY des-
pair. seised the hatcher whiciiI had
bToueht With ne, and fury having re-
doubled my strength and coufage the
monster expired 81 my feet; but I was
chlldless.r Having spoken these words
he me:ied into tears. The bear, with
iss head literally hacked and poondet. lay
a short distance from the young lady
who was hsxself unsecognizab bic. The
inn keeper attempted 70 make a litter up
on which TO remove the dead body; BIZ:
the father opposed HE intention. and tax
ing up his child in his arms. he followed
h's two companions without suffering
them TO tonch his precious. burden. In
thissnanner, they reached the inn al ihr
fall Of the evening; and Sir w. T.'s
family ihen lear0s ihsifdonble misfortune
1.-The afflicted father had Lost his reason.
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 30.

IN Tho upper House Of the Ohio Leg
'sla'ure Of 10 day, Mr.. Brown i.trodu-
ced a pfeamble and resolution reciting
the circumstance OF the slave case in
CInemnaii, denonncing the psr,icipators
IL .s'e arres'. aud requesting The Judieia.
ry committee TO inquire into il. and re-
port a law TO prevent the recurrence of
such scenes In Ohio. After debate The
resolution was adopted but, afterwards
re.considesed and referred toa commit
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
MeWs Stems,

The Nebraska Legislature, adjourned on the
Goth UT. after a session Of forty days. The
Capitol was nor removed from Omaha City.
Several bank charters were granted. They
are to be located at Omaha, Nebraska City.
Brownville, BELLEVUE and Floreuce.
A Convention is called to meet al Indianola,
in Warren county, to appoint delegates to at
tend the Iowa City Republican Convention on
the 22d inst.
We notice that the people of Jasper county
have appointed twelve delegates to attend the
Republican Convention at Iowa City on the
22d. inst. e auel
The Missouri Railroad bill has been decided
constitutional, which will bring relief to the
a~nxieties Of those favorable to the progress OF
internal improvement.
We learn from the Council Bluffs Chrono-
type, that some 200 Omaha Mftans are now
encamped near that city.
"A boy has been taken I'm at Rcck
Island for roo5ing letters. He wauld call
at the post ofice nj ask 70. let tiers belong.
ing to ci!izsns Of the eity. H. b.louxsd
to a gang Of thieves.
The Republicans of Kalam,,o,. Mich
fired 1903 guns in honor of the election of
Banks.
"A sale OF sixteen acr,s ofland was re.
- -
Gently made in Lyons, Iowr, fer $1,000,
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sis Of the filled Propositions.-ANies
wouM only accept an unconditional an
steer
NEw YORK, Jan. 81.
The steamship Arabia from Liver
pool the l9.h arrived at Halifax to-day.
The great news of the week is that
Russia agraest o nego,iase on terms pro
posed by the allies. The final announce
ment was made a. Vienna and lele.
graphed to the London Zines in these
words: Russia accepts The Allied prop
osiiions Internationally. This is au-
IL caused immense sensa,Ion; funds
rose 3 Pc: cent, cotton one far,hing. and
panic reigned in other markets. Next
lay the government published a dis
patch from Minister Sey mour a, Vienna
as follows:c "Rassil agrees 10 accep, the
allies proposals as a basis of negoiia
,ion'." This qualified announcement
curbed The excitement. and alarmis,s be
gin to fear that Russia merely seeks 10
gain time by deceptive negotiations
Mear,lme funds remain steady.
Pretious 10, TIE above announcement,
Vienna papers represented the state of
affairs as most serious, unexpected and
alarming. and that all persons Of the
Austrian embassy had received notice 10
quit 81. Petersburg, and Russian EN-
bassy TO leave Vienna.
t.. E -, - E.#". Ha -
The actual circumstances were that
the Court Este,hazy handed 10 the
Count Nesselrode at St. Petersburg the
Austrian Allied note Of December I'd.
Hesaid ,ha, be was; no, authorized TO
enter into discussion buff the nole was
notacceptod Internationally before Jan,
9Th. he and all the Austrian embassy
must 'ase 81. Petersburg.
To.preveM this Nessslrode con,muni-
Gated with Vienna direc,. and Jan. It,h.
Prince Gorichakoff at Vienna, had a
talk viii Count Buol, in which Gor.cha.
ko!f produced q n~snorandI,n express
ing a.gensral inclination on the part of
islss:a 70 negotiate. but proposed Ger.
tain alterations in The programme.-
Cosn: Bunl formally received The docu-
ment next dav, Friday 18th. but mas
much as i, did no 'ontain an acceptance
pure and simple the proposition. Aus.
iria could make no reply wi.hou, con.
cnrrence of France and England. rr
The Ambassadors of those powers accor-
dinghy sent to Paris and Lonlon end re-
ceived for a reply that the Western pow
ers had no motive to give W a d. cision
which had alIsaay been CAREFUL consid-
cred. Further that if by January 18th,
Russia did not accept the ultimatum, Ester
nazy IN the Austrian Legation wouldleaye
st Peters s1rg' and Austria would imme-
dat ly seek to obtai the arnei coo pera-
ton of the GErma mic Diet against Russia.
During the week that elapsed between
Rassn's first a d second reply. intense ap.
~prehensions excl ted Vicnua, although
without sufficient cause for the Austrian
Cabinet had taken precaation to notify the
Western Powers that not wit hstanding
the rupture of Diplomatic relations Aus
tria would not b. in. position to COM
msnce hostiiities this year. On the 10th
apprehension NJ were at rest by the an
noancement above stated that Russia
sgres to negotiated On the terms proposed.
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4oftrg
M INDIAN
FORCE OF NATURE.

FROM susquehannah's utmost springs, ~
Where savage tribes pursue their game,
Ills blanket tied with yellow strings,
A shepherd of the forest anne.
From long debate the council rose,
And viewing Shalam's tricks with joy,
To Harrards Hall, DER wastes CT SHOWS
They sent the tawny-colored boy.
Awhile he writ, awhile he read,
q Awhile he learn'd the grammer rules;
An Indian savage so well bred,
Gread credit promised to the school.
SINE thought he who'd in Law excel,
Some said IL physic he would shine,
And one that knew him passing well,
Behold in him a sound divine.
But those Of more discerning eye,
Even then c9ple. other prospects show,
Who saw him lay his virgil by,
To wanier with his dearer bow.
The tedious hours OF study spent, ~
The heavy moulded ectures done,
\ Tie, tothe woods a hunting went, ssn
But sighed to see the setting SUM-.
The shady banks the purling streams;
The woody wild his heart possessed,
The dewey lawn his morning dreams,
Infancy's finest colors drest.
oewhy Che crid) did Iforsake, ot
Myinative woods for gloomy walls, ~
. The purling streams and limped lake,
For musty books and college Halls.
Alittlec could my wants supply, sfss
Can wealth aud honour give me more?
Or, will the sylvan god deny,
The humble treat lac gave before. s1
"Wherc natures ancient forests grow,
And mingled laurels never fade. -
NJ heart is fixed and I must go, -
To die among my native shades,
He spoke and TO the western springs,
Ills gown discharged, his money spent
HIS blanket tied with yellow strings,
The shepherd Of the forest went.
sseatsE$ VAa f&H~~N .8bT .aAAa1I.E
Returning to the rural train, ..ss sa
The Indians syelca mid him withjoy-
The council tosk him home again, !.
And blest the tawny-colored boy. q .
= Harvard College, at Cambridge, Massa.
chusetts. iHa 2 FA
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ton; ,herelore, j. man. ! mus, be \
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port. | again return to YOU NV .,bsnks
for the honor you have conferred unon
me. TAppiau,e, deafen,uo and Iono
continued. sasse ia
Mr.. G,ddings being the Oldest, MON.
Der Of abe H,use, adminis,ered the oa,h
TO MIR. Bank, by reques. of The Gle n.
MIR. Siantoa then offered ,be follow;,o
resolution.
Resolved, THAI, the thanks ~ NH.
House are eminen,ly due aud are here.
by rendered to JOAN w. Forney. 10, The
distinguished abiIi,y. fidelity and ipoa,.
lialily with which he has pre,,dsd over
The delibe ra,ians Of The House durinu
the arduoua and pro,rac,ed con,ss, CIR
Speaker. la gafd
Adopted unanimously. eaa
Adjourned. .os
The Republicans were wild with exuh.
,a,ien, and lus.ily rcheered Mr.. Banks.
and cncra,ula,ed him ON his succass.
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From the Daily Hapkeye.
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

EZ-a. -E-E## EFL"
The People Of Missouri .7rm;nr and Onraa;~.
ing for the ~ImDasion and Conquest ofthe Ter.
r'fory Of Kansas-.4ssistamee called for.
The following document was received last
night Gen. Lane, whose nameis attached, 70
1t our readers viii reco.lect, was a member Of
the last Congress and voted for the Kansas bin.
The following letter wa sent by an express
messengerto Quincy, ILL.,, and thence Forward
ed by mall. OF its authenticity there can BE-
no doubt.
The questien, arises, what shall be done9-
what docs it become the people of Iowa TODD?
d. LAWRENCE Cry, X. To
January 22nd, 1856.
To HIa. ExcELLENcY,
iHE Gov. OF H STATE OF Iowa.
sr;-We have authentic Information that
an overwhelming force of the citizens Of Mis-.
souri,, are organizing upon our borders a,,pl,
supplied with artillery for the avowed purpose
or invading this Territory, demolishinr our
towns, and butchering our unofending Free
State citizens. p
we hope to be able to hold out until assist
ance can reachus, and respectfully on behalf
OF the citizens of Kansas, request that such
steps may be taken as humanity suggests, to
prevent the successful carrying out Of so In.
human an act. Estwl
]. H. LANE, sT
Chairman Executive Committee X. T.
c. ROBINSON,
Governor Elect q. Kansas.
.dtfest, J. K. GooDIN, Sec. Elk. Com. K. r,
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DIR. w. ENSHAW,
AkICAYSI
CHILLIC OWA
Aug. 23,I5. pds64 MY
BOOK tDERF


Ana ESstnA y Ia
TIME subscriber hi tied up an extensive
Bindery in tho Of Keokuk, Iowa,
mo. ITO, Main street kirs, is now prepar-
ed TO execute all orde lis line, in the most
workmanlike manns PERIODICALS, Music
Books, Pamphlets, q md, and old Books
re-bound in any varied tyle.
Having q superior 81 materials fcrthe
manufacture Of ElanI IS, particular atten-
tion will be given 10 Hers Of Merchants,
bankers, 6tesn5hbata mfy Officers. Ali
blank books, will be when desired, and
warranted in every rel
Also on hand sistoa nperlor Stationery.
1 WESrC0TT.
L. J. ApAxs, AZ
AuUEA
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

Missoud 2apess nominate Col. Doui.
phan. for President. Thers i too much
Of the odot 90 'Alchison cliuging abSu,
him. go - -
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

Why are the scattering volers, in Ihe
House ef Representatives liksshe Scribss
and Phariseesi ,asaera ssa
Docause they strain q ! MAJ. and swal.
low . CqrpbsM ssrss 800 80 sang
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y. w.rrIs,

OrruMwA. LLo Co., Iowa.
TWILL practice IND lilo county, and at
wv tcad TO any pro1ai business, agen-
sies, collections, enten nds, paying taxes,
&C.. entrusted 10 HIM dining counties IN
sou,hern Iowa.
Oct. 18th, 1855
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4 q 10 s.
LATER FTOM EUROPE
Arrival of tho Arabia.

russia consenis TO negotiate on the 6a.
sis Of The filled Propositions. Allies
wouM only accept an unconditional an
steer
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

EA8t J
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80.
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AUCTI(EER.

soIICiTS calls line. in Town
aud vicinity. is COZ, from cons'er-
able experience in es'ness' that ne
can give saislac,io6erms very reas
enable. n
January 10. le5 ~ z
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- Ew nooN.. NEW n0ONs::-

~ Reports Cases Decided in the Special Court Of APP
pea of Virginia held at Richmond aud General Index TO
Graons Reports from the III 20 the Nj vol, inclusive by
John NJ. Patton, jr. aud Roscoe H. Heath, price 81.
Lists National System OF Political Economy
Harris Disconrses of Freem snnry
The Gospel In Ezekiel by Guthrie,
Mordeica Portugal and the Andausions OF Spain.
Edith, the Quakers Daughter
Notes and ragels In the Fast by DR. Dorr,
Prescous Philip the Second
Shoepoc Rec0ections Of Glimpses Of American Life,
Christine Nomans Trials and 1riumphs. by Curtis,
Noodhill or the WAYS Of Providence by ralvi
Thoughts and ApptaeHs, by Arch Bishop Whately,
Ernest Liuwood. By Mrs Lee Heniz.
iippineotis PranouneiHg Gazetteer Of The WCrld,
Rogers Table Talk.
Tales from the Gerinsn, by Famess,
Ioling and Hoping, by Jennie Marsh,
For sale by PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
They have JUS, received OF rranspa
W ut0N shades aud Paper Hangngs.
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h .IIIIrt THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO
sha1zssasz.sssaS IYNCHBURG AND RICUNoND

Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. ...........Sl 50
) 30
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. ............ so
On and after the 22d OF October Boats leave
Buchanan at a. NJ and Lynchburg y F. NJ Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond day
at O'Clock A. NJ.
charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg u NJ
reach scottesvie at 10Y A NJ day in Char
ottesvile at s. p NJ Leave Lynchburg Buchanan and
Lexington at 6s A. NJ, Monday, Wednesday Friday and
arrive at l.. NJ.
From Iynchburg to Richmond time distances in
card below
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RETWEEN RICHMOND AND NJ,

II AORk.-STEAMSHlP j M FL n OW n. .SSnllAaaIss
Tho L. =. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in
mand of Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, for Rci.
mohd She will take amy freight to from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON at o'clock, for New FORK.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship have
a State Room secured by addressing us by mail.
l-gf@The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops at City Point
where she will land and receive freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM a WATSON
mar Rcbn
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SIMPSON a. HwOTIsEH.

VI SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE, ~iSssfa4x9
- LYNeHBuRG, April q st, ls56-We srATsStssArs
- now in receipt of the heaviest, and a-~-N'~5
varied stock II has yet been pleasure offer liberal
public.
Those who will favor establishment with visit will he
impressed with the general superior character style
goods beside finding the ample In every
branch OF trade consisting Heavy and Fancy Harw
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns aud Rifles, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware Of warranted quality Block
Tin aud Britannia Goods Saddlery, Carriage, and Buggy
trimmings Shoemaker's Findings, Floor aud Table Oh
Cloths, Carpenters, Millwrigts Wheelwrights and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles OF almost every
description; Window Shades. tilt Cornce, Bands and
Sc House Building Materials such French Glass
Locks of every siye and furniture, &C. &c. Farming
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades aud tools
variety, be found In such establishment
Wholesale or retail prices Our stock is chiefly from the
utaCurers and selected In person. and
who may call they will find unsurpassed any
part Of the south \ NJ SIMPSON.
CllAS SIMPSON.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASH.

. = - NIVHMoNl May Tat, 100.
Gentlemen; Ny child had breaking out last
i In small sores which gradually extended the entire
head including both which by
10 fear that both would drup |
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL began get better the bottle rot broke ap
piled gals 10 t again began get My elder daugh
ter said Pa 10 get some of that Turf OIL sisters head
looked much better when you IT," We got another
bottle and her head nearly well This agra
vased case and took half hour every
was Offensive One bottle feel assured Will cure
her entirely there IN but little of the
You entitled this and the benefit others
great pleasuress giving you this certificate
Respectfully, u II. CHALK
To Messrs Doya %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-28

These vessels the first class, hut IN ia, ff't
tinore, prossy for this trade aud have superior
dations passengers. They commando, bv
Captains, well qualified for the ado, " m s
exeron accommodate They viii be tawcd un ar. l w
the rivers by steam and be relied sail ,ront "a
advertised. - -
Merchants going North ordering goods from New yorl
will find it to their interest to ship by this line freight M
always be taken low by line Of Packers a.,
every effort will be made by the agents Richmond nnd
Nenl orb TO give satisfaction. Insurance he effected In
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to In obtaining Inn
Share al patronage
Goods shipped by this line New York will be forwarded
free of commission New Orleans Mobile, Charleston Sa
yannah any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock New Yotk
at Berth No. /, Coffee House Slip foot of W all Street
DAVID y WM. CT RRlE Richmond, -
G. II. riERsON, y. y, agents