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PUNISHMENT OF CRIME IN DELAwARE.-We
dnd in the court proceedings at Wilmington, Del,
the following:
Joseph Newman, tried for purchasing property
from boys who had purloned or stolen it, was con-
victed. Tha court sentenced him to pay fl ne of
$40, to stand in the pilory one hour on the 23d
instant, to be imprisoned six months, end We ar
the convcts jacket six months following his hbei-
aIinn
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ID DRUG STORE FOR SALE..-My
~ Professional engagements requiring my entire
W. attention. l will sell the Key Stock and Fix
6A lures Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
very favorable terms If immediate application IL
made The stock 10 not large, but is very we'll &C.
lected and good business can be done BY any COM
petent person who can give it proper attention
fe Its JOHN r. JACKSON
MN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
i TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRrEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-fhe
subscriber 10 fully prepared to do all kinds Of work.
in tbs above business, with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favors, and
solicts a continuance o: the ssme. Being masrer
Of his business he promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at least be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully a. chsap-a fact
known to all parsons who know what good work IL.
ROOFING, GUTfERING, &c.--He il prepared
to execute this description of work in a very sups.
rior manner, both in town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware. Wholesale and retail
GAS FIFTIN9-He 10 likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas lifting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY
MOUNTAIN TOP...Tbis del1ghtfui sum-
lNl msr resort, mot having been sold. az was con-
tenn plated will be again opened for the accommo
dation of visitors during the approaching season
der the supervision of Mrs. LIfsCOMB, and wills be
resdy fer the reception of company by the LIST Of
June next.
Mountain Top Augusta 60 +, Va,
May 4th, 1857. my -tl5Je
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INSTITUTIONS FOR THE INSANE The Associa
ton of Medical Superintendent of Institutions f,r
the Insane, ia still in session in New York. They
have resolved to hold their next NEE ting in Quebec
1t appears from statistics laid before the ASSOCIATE
that there are In the Institutions In the United
States $500 patients, and in the asyIumns in the
British Provinces there ere ,070 inmates The
Maryland Hospital for the insane Baltimore--John
Fornerden. NJ. d physician, has ITO PATIENTS the
Mount Hope Institution, Baltimore--William
II. Stokes NJ. D., physician, has 100 patients
Government Hospital for the Insane, Washing ton
ID. &C. h. Nicholas NJ D, superintendent has
100 patients; Eastern Luoatic Asylum, Williams.
burg. Va. M. Calf, M. D., superintendent, has
300 patients; Western Lunatic Asylum, Staunton
Observation-Disclosures T Stribling,'M D., superiu-
tendent, has 400 patients; State Lunatic Hospital
Raleigh, N. G Edward G. Fisher, M. D., super
iatendent has lis PATIENTS ~
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SOUTHERN MONITOR.
It will be conducted on the plan Of his memorial
to the Southern Convention, a. published In the
March number of De Bows Review.
Tho Southern Monitor will defe nd the decision aud
opinions of the Supreme Court Of the United States
In the bred Scott csse and 1t will advocate the Con-
stitution and the Union on the terms and Eipuls-
tions agreed to by forefathers 1t will support
the Democracy, The only national party now IL exts
tence and 1t will not be sectional In being eouthern
for nowhere else but in the South il tbs Constiiu
sncy. Its minion will be to combat Black Repuoii.
cansm, and TO repe ASSAULTS on Southern rights and
Southern institutions. And that 1t may be effective
the co. operation Of Southern men, and friends oil
the South, wherever they may dwell Is es'nesiy IN
voked.
The Southern Monitor will likewise be Literary
and Family Newspaper; and contributions ana cor
respondence from the pens of tbs writers OF the
South, and others who may be Interested IN tie
cause are respectfully solicited IL will be sheet
of large size, and Handsomely printed on new type.
The first number will be issued on the 9Th day OF
June, and 1t will be published regularly eysry sac
urday Afterwards. Ali who desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to transmit their names,
without delay to the editor. he uueerssped re-
fers BY permission to James Lyons, Esq, President
of the seuthern Convention.
- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy per snnum ..............&2t zee In sdvaLce
Three copies. or one copy for three
years ......ss.................. o.vv
Editors friendly to such undertaking VIII p'esso
insert the above or otherwise bring it 20 the notice
Of their readers. The favor will be sheeffuiy seeip
JOHN B. JONES. Editor and Proprietor;
my nd Phllsaelphls r..
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TO he DRAWN
EACH SATURDAYINn NAV

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
4 prizes 81 $225 spproximatins to $4,000
prize are. ........................ $50
4 prizes Of $3.50 approximatlnz to $4,000
prize are. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, e.
prizes of $50 approximating to $4,000
prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
II prizes Of $50 spproximating to $4,000
prize are.... 60
q prizes of $50 spproximatins 10 s2.5O0
prime are. 70
20 prizes of R25 approximatng to $1,000
prize ares-.........sss........... so
600 prizes OF go 90
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sAM,L b. DENooN.

II kLTiNG AND HOSE.-JusG received
= another supp " Of superior Leather Aad Rubber
nELtlN0 and HOSE, mailing my stock complete,
For sale atnianu tsstursrs prices By
GEOR0E g. REID.
my So-2w Cornss Cary and 18th streets,
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RtERIGkRTORH and WATER UOOI.
- ERR; 3in Toilet sefs; Hat kachs For 40 a
iVi Srosd street. sTE1BINo 4 PULLHN
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FRESH SPRING SHUhS.--l am
snSS&X5 receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment of Caters snd Shoes
of every description, for ladies' misses and children.
1 received by Express and will open this morning, a
beautiful lot of
Lsdies' Button French Lasting Heel CATERS
Do. Congress do do do. do
Do. French Lasting side-Lace Creole CATERS
to which the attention of ladies is asked
my9 JNO. C PAGE JR., IS Main st.
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.r Daily DISPATCI
i..-,-,~~ Sssralpw. May 70, 1897

WOps--s~
>~- r1nrsr BLOWN Up WITH GAs.-Ths fo.l0 y.
hoos1 If ssrtous explosion OF gas IN tne
Jog aeca". artbur q. Burnley, dornieriy OF Exeter
house :, Cncago. on LIST inst, is from ie'tef 70
n H. r..,sr News Letter, from gentleman In s1s
suldipg at the time: ..r. .,a
"Thy nsa ~ "a to meu at work searching out
the ess co"p .,s,s srroysa with the odor If the
the ana ana lower part OF the house AID the
gas wni0. So m,sn AZ work on the Ess, having. %
..,a made Il ell right told us the leak was in
tn es and n we tried taem We should Nod
.,' We examined she metre ana toun6 It all
iitnH so 80 ~. thinking where Il could hs-when
%ne.e s ,rrsslf in q nsss of timber and morter The
Iso shS srpleded. The furnace vas shivsfed to
sSIns Every beard in the aoor was shivered through
az. hssemeut hall, dining room and Kitchen; every
w IN the house was blown out and all the
esndows sad doors on the frst floor and basement
hs font part Of the no and slice wall wAs started
an iuoA or two, aud all will have 70 come down !
baa lighted taper In nay haud and there wss alss Z
candle cunning In the hall. which bad been used there
ain day ana from the fscs IN the csse ID believ sd
To have taken from the candle. The examination
afterwards showed that the pipe which connected
inch 10 diameter, was pouring into the house. fiu
up under the foors sad ths rooms till 1t reached the
candle The gas company will have to pay ell the
dsmage which will be equivalent to taking the house
Had Il gone half an hour longer and iisht iucA
1t, the whole structure must have been demolished
and not ono esoaped to tell the tale. Mrs Burley
who stood at the head Of the stairs krocket
over, bat not hunt. Girl In the kitchen was bows
completely asross the room, bat escaped unharmsd'
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FOREIGN ITEMs.-The folio ling items of fore IN
news are extracted from the flies nv the NIAGARA

news are extracted from the flies by the Niagara ::
fhe funeral of the Duchess of Gloucester took
place at Windsor on the 9Th. The procession Jeff
Sloucester house, London shortly after 9 O'clock
people lining the route Upon the train arriving at
slough, another procession formed to st George
chapel where the service took place. II wss Of q
very solemn character Prince Albert the Prince of
Waies and the Duke OF Cambridge, were present.
The bakevs of Maneh ester have advanced tn. coup.
ses ptice Ct bread to I'd the 4 ID. loaf.
MI James Gudge, who for the past forty. two years
mas held some important office In the House Of Com.
mems and for the greater part of that time has filed
male high lucrative post, put end to his exist.
ence in London on tbs 7th.
The London Globe, of Friday evening 9th inst :,
seems to thiak that the Grand Duke Constant ne
will not visit England tn ,ugh Paris letter says he
had been invited by the Q leen.
The real cause Of the Popes leaving Rome still re-
mains mystery.
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria have been
| we'll reesived at Pesth, in Hungary.
The London Gazstte announces that q Frenc h de.
| cree has been issued, declaring the port of kouen
| open to the importation OF span cotton.
| The Posts Paris correspondent writes on Thurs.
day evening, 7th" 1t officially stated in eff ciaI
quarters that Prince Napoleon would not visit Ber.
| lin a. originally proposed. Events, however hsv .
| occurred, which have indeed the Emperor to de-
spatcb bis imperial highness this day at nine O'Clock
on special misson, which understand 10 connect
ed with ths affairs of Awi,zsrland"
| The S6th anniversary OF the death Of Napoleon l.
waS celebrated usual at the Hotel des InvaIdes on
the 5th The Church Of the Invalides was filed with
private petsons, and number Of old soldiers cam
t, pray for the repose of the soul of him whom hen
living, they REGARDED as dsmigod. This eight mag
| nificens lustr presented by Prince jerome were
| lighted. After the ceremony the old soldiers were
permitted to visit Napoeon's tomb, and to pray in
the chapel of st. Jerome in which the ashes of the
| great man are deposited.
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The TELE0RAPH.-During some of the evenings
! asst week, tie telegraph liues through Canada, N.
York. Ohio, Michigan and Illinois have been work.
ing direct from Chicago TO Quebec via Buffalo. To
ronto and Montreal distance by the teiegraphc
route Of !, 400 miles The object was to establish
the correct longitude, by solar observation, of the
different places. Lieut. Ashe, of Quebec conduc-
ted the observations In Chicago. The operators
say that the signas went through ~ instantane
ousy though the distance was IA instead of 400
miles' The longest stretch ofthe Atlantic subma-
rine cable viii hardly exceed 900 miles.
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$3.50 prizes amoultns 800 oO
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to SO. 900, corresponding With
those Numbers on the Tickets printed ON separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin subes aad
placed in one Wheel.
The first 2ls prizes similarly printed and sncirslsd
are placed in another wheel.
fhe wheels are then reyolyed and number In
drawn from the whee lof Numbers, and at the sams
time o Prize il drawn from the other wheel. Ths
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib.
tied to the audience and registered by the Commits.
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation 10 repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRTzEs.-fhe two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
rst Is Prizes will be entitled to the ~ Apprcxims-
ton Prizes according to the scheme.
The ZOO prizes CT $50 will be determined BY the
last figure of the number that draws the $50 prize
For example, If the number drawing the S5o, 900
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where the
aumber ends In will be entitled to $50 IL the mum.
Der ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 and 20 on to
0. Certificates Of packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates, which IL the rsk:
Certificate OF Package Of 10 whole fshets..... $50
10 half secs. 40
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COMMEKCIAL MN ~
Is4 ~ O u s. f, WN az
No. S6 MAIN STaEEr, AMY
Norfolk, Va.
Rear Entrance through Marsden's Lane.
The subscriber has leased and fitted up the above
prem Uses in the finest ftY lie
FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT,
where he would be pleased to and serve his
friends and the public it'll everything required for
the satisfaction of the inner man His BAR will be
stocked with the choicest CIGARS, LIQUORS,
ALES WINES and LAGER BEER"
His Larder, with every edible deicacy In season
The up part of the house is fitted up for Private
Supper Rooms, in beautiful style.
Confident of pleasing he only asks q trial.
B. Pebble.
N. B.--walter Taylor's best London Dock Brandy
always on hand. my 2--dlm
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AkSEILLES VkSTs.-I have now
Nv! open lerse and varied assortment Of Spring
and Summer Vests, comprising alI the latest STYLES
and pattern, of fancy and white figured Marseies
silks, SC. An examination of nv stock 10 respect.
luiy solicited. J. D. GOODMAN,
myl9 No II9 Main st
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EN,-. OPENING OF FASHION. NN6
ABLE SUMMER MILLINERY. ~

w between 18th and 18th streets in forms.S
the ladies' of Richmond and vicinity that she has re.
ceived her SUMMER STYLES ofNeapoltan, Grape,
Lase and other kinds of BONhETs, which she wi |
city, hoping thereby to accommodate and please all
who feel disposed to favor her with their custom -
Ronnets cleaned equal to new Caps, Hair Dresses
and Bonnets made to order. Gents, Boys and In.
fsnto' Hats. of every quality. sold at New York
prices Country Millinery sold at wholesale and re-
tail. sp 14-d2m*
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DEFRIGERATORa- ust received, a
IL beautiful lot of REFRIGERATORS, of differ
emit sizes, which will be sold low.
my l4-lm LARUS SHINE.
plCd SILVER PLATED TIA SETS
IL of beautiful patti ems just received at
STEB6iNS & PULLEN'S,
my 10 10 Broad street.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY,
RICHMOND May LIST, 1857
" SPECIAL MOTH G Il ..
4S8 3T We are prepared to Transact any
business on the Virgins Central
Railroad (appertaiung to the Express busines) -
Especial attention will be paid to THAT line in con-
nection with the different springs of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A. M. In
charge of vsuables, money, &c.
For further particulars, apply to
J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent
myI AdamG Express Co., 1874 Main Ut.
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/ lNlTED STATI.S OF X l. ..The Bar
Room OF this ests blishmsnt has just been borsht
and furnished it with choice stock OF LIQUORS
WINES, &c, and they now invite their friends and
the public to call and give them trial. If they wish
this business most OF his life would be pleased to have
an opportunity OF his great skill In mixing
liquors, to suit the taste OF his patrons
They have also, two superb Club rooms attached to
their bar room whore they can accommodate private
parties in the best style They will furnish their pa
trons every Sunday with nice uuch tfrsel from II
to y O'clock Ono and all are invited to partsks.
my b-ImS HENRY e. Lord & Co
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A GAkD--TO OUR FRIENDS AND PA.
= ihONS.-Our store and warehouse having bee n
aeroYed by re on the morning of the 9th inst will
lneenvsnence us for few days; but having saved q
portion OF our stock, shall once repienish by
.teamer and be prepared In few days to fill ell or
GERS with our usual promptness and Dispatch
my9 BENNETT BEERS FIRHER
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RAssINI,s ART OF slNGIN4.-.P. ii.
- TAYLOR has just received a few copies of BIAS.
SlNPS ART OF SINGING. This new book ID most
highly recommended. Some of the best judges say
Of it
"ln the first nineteen pages of this new method 10
embodied more sound sense on the nature and sapa.
bilities Of the human voice than can be found In
half'a.dozen similar works by European masters"
ap6-ts
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II FOUNDRY FANCY CRATE D AND a = I'm nuM

~ EOUNDkY, FANCY CRATE AND FEND1k
sth and 9Th, west dd,.The subscriber has for sale
o , GIatss, fendes and Summer Pieces, embracing
ioe oineent kinds, and 10 daily manufactures Crates
20 order, Wholesale and RETAIL It Northern prices
0tstes, Bells, Ac, neatly packed and Forwarded to
any part OF the state Als0 Balls and Brass Castings
shortest notice.
NH l6-6m aAM,L b. DENOON.
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10 half .... 40
10 quarter " ...... %
10 eighth I" $3.50. 10

In ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
In any figure they may desigrate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and PRICES will be
sent to purchasers imm sdistely after the drawing
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Posi- Office, County and State.
a Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and psy-
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 9 LOCO and under. paid immedi.
ately after the drawins-other prizes at the usual
tune Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
g. SWAN l. CO., Atlanta, g.
Or, B. SWAN l. co,
Richmond, Va
n A list of the numbers that are drawn fiom the
wheel with the amount of the prize that eseh one 10
entitled to, will be publishsd after every drawing
in the following papen: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville 0szstte,
Atlantis Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
and Savannah Morning News 40 N
a sOUTHEHN o. GAN IN THE
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- HlkTS-SHIRTS.-F DR Nj hN A ND
- BuYSOf all qualities. 1 %, HIS 100 and $50
They are well made, nicely cut and fail to fit
Also few Marseiies Shirts. Gail and examine
them at ia Main street.
my % VIM IRA SMITH
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DREsCKIPTIONs promptly and accn
Il rateiy compounded at ell hours, day night, by
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LE9E OF PHARMACY at
LAIDLEY & ROBINgONS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
ap l4--2m Corner 4th and Franklin SITS
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IN SPRING STOCK, FUR 1857.
SnE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT.
- Main street
Binfcrd, dickinson &. Weisiger,
Have now in and readyifor SALE at wholesale or
refill ons of the largest aud most complete stocks
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods offered Ia this
market, which have been selected with great care
from the largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nsssee trade.
The attention of merchants and others, Il most re-
speetfully called to the above splendid stock, which
comprises every style suited to the Sprius t-sae.
CHEAP AS EVEH- Ladies'
French, Kid and Morocco Slipper, 70.
setted, sl.25; Ladies' Kid and Morocco
thin sole Buskins 81; Ladies' thin sole Morocco and
Kid Bootees, Is; Morocco Slippers, Is cents per
pair; Ladies' co'ored CATERS at 81 and 81 %; Vel
vet slippers. 87k cents per paiE; Ladies' Congress
Caters, &I.75
These in want OF good Shoes, will please call at
MARCUS HARRIS 1873 Broad street.
N. B-Shoes made to order at the shortest no
tce. my 10
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SPKING CLOTH AND CASSIME RE
- COATS, for business purposes, article we'll
made cut In style and for sale low for cash at Ia
Main street.
my2 VIM. IRA SMITH
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EOR HlHk..A competent Barkeoper
(colored,) TO 10 tho 6prinss, for the summer
season. or II desired for the balsnee Of the year
Apply . Tsp r. WlLBACHE1.
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NOTlCE.--Notice IL hereby slven that
application wilt be made to the Chamber
lain of the City of Richmond for the renewal Of boad
No. So ofthe city of Richmond In the nAms of X. A.
T. Dabnsy, for five hundred dofsrs, dated 2ith Jam
AIRY. last ssd payable 1st January 1862, SAID Send
having been lost or mislsid. my Ia -1aw2m<
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BUILDING HAKDWAkE AND CAR
- PENTERS TOOLS-I have on hand good g..
sortment of Losks Hinges, screws, Bolts, Axle
Pulieys Sash Cord and all articles usual for building
purposes also Bench and Moulding Planes and Car
penters Tools generally. All of which, will furn-
ish at the lowest terms for cash to prompt custom
ROBT j. DENNY,
No. 2o5, Main street, above the Banks.
NV Adm
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STlLL ANOTHER ARRIVAL OE IA
- eHIONABLE READY.MADE CLOTHING
MERCHANT, WElSIGER co. have this day
received, per express, nice assortment of Summer
Clothing; something really handsome In the way OF
summer Goats, Pants and Vests cnt and ads In the
latest and best manner, which they pledge them
selves to sell at the vsrv lowest price
- MERCHANT, WE1sIGER CO.,
my 10 No Il2 Main st
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THE LAW IN The CASE
TO THE sDiPon or rus HsrALp.

ny the Revised Statutes, volume page &C. section 20
No person duly auth izsd N +" psciics eoysic or
gerry ,bs No aose ~ oisrnse sny infyrma1n which
he may have srq irrd 10 attending any ratient IN
e'soI al ehasc'e, spd bch iBor nation neccs'ry N
cradle him 10 prtsc for sncb lent phy slcisp
70 90 any act for him as a'argeoD"
Nos, " Mrs Cunningham no, 10 q family way,
sni she Intended hs,d this sccuop osono, apply 10
the Of Heat sgsnst Prince, n wende lie Report,
psee 70, the oo"r hi that rhyscisa consu ed by
dsfencspt u the OF PRODUCING abortion not
privileged frt m 'esi, INC under the statute
nv chi s III, 'ef.re carnpe,eut Stiffness; bat s,e Ms
trc, Anonsy Hall ssd w Uhl suaed 10 ,saIns the trap
they nd s,if wo,id Mr.. Cunningham have .accse led
producing the child Cor the enooursgem-u, ,nd aid
u he doctor
Mr. Halle main Witnesses coppaii,, each other. Ne
speght ssys the tork bssse, sni ~ent d,wp
the into III preni.es No 81 s,nd sweet Or De i.
Hcntsspe say, b. sss her enter the soop Of snd
beard the door shut ~ house NJ 81 Bond street
To rBE EDITOR OF rHs HKRALp.
pcee net tb. ,esi.n ~heiher Mrs. Cunning ham !. 10
gsIp gull the crime which she 10 npw cnarg ID
depend utsp The fact .bether she was married 70 Dr
aurdel1
The ttaute upoD which the :. p-edicatei
evidently desp,d proeci the rights Of property msre
~ fer spest, Of al rospi az Inheritance
&c and lie inrnt 10 he o,ypVs Li,cii NJ every crime
~be,ber she nl-, pretended hd The child prod iosd
her ovp hs, n sbo her 10 s Ministerial With
spect " the oftce
10 order TO msss the CT complete according this
act, uese tso srts at lss.t concur, via drst.
fraudulent producop second, false pretcrce tina, the
child intended Ne repre ep,cd wouk be entitled" 70
share OF such inheritance sc Nov, the crime ioteoaed
TO be guard assiu.i 10 Impossible mater OF la- IN
lees the pretod,d child n any parent legitimate
which OF course could be unless born In Ia ~fnl we'd
lock and n iolows that unss Or Burdell Mrs C,o