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SALE OF p ACRES OF

l. LAND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-As trustee in deed
of trust from Mr.. A. Carter TO the subscriber,
dated Ist November 1856 duly recorded in Henrico
County Court shall proceed 10 sell at public au,-
ton on the premises on Saturday the 18th April,
1858 at AZ o'clock p NJ the tract Of land conveyed
by the deed aforesaid containing q acres, lying on
the north side of the williamsburg road about
miles below Richmond adjoining the lands OF the
late John Enders decd and being the of which
Ned Cary died seized.
TERMS- Reasonable and made known st the hour
of sale. Such title is vested in the Trustee will
be conveyed to the purchaser. which. however. is
believed TO be good The taxes for 1883 to be paid by
the purchaser. JOHN POE, Trustee.
sale conducted by GoDDIN & AppERsoN, Aucts.
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''0' '"' . '' Goblin AppERsoN, Aucts
MOST VALUABLE uNIMPROVED

III
w REAL ESTATE, ON CARY STREET, NEAR
sHoCK0E CREEk, AND HANDSOME BUILD
BROAD, MARSHALL AND I'D STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTInN.-At the request of Mrs Eliza
Van.Lew, we will sell at auction. on the premises
o'clock VI three valuable Building Lots on the north
side of Cary street east of Shockoe Creek, opposite
the machine shop of Messrs. Talbot Brother
each fronting % feet running back 10 feet to an al
lev 30 feet wide.
After which, say at O'Clock P NJ, on the premises
that most beautiful square of Land. on Church Hill,
known as "Van-Lew's Garden" opposite the resi-
dence of Mr. Loftin Elicit bounded by Grace, Broad
I'D and 23d streets. This square will be subdvided
into 10 lots of 80 feet front by depth of l55 feet to
IN alley 20 feet wide, having fronts on Grace and
Broad streets. This is among the most beautiful
squares in the city. having commanding view Of
the whole city and its environs for many miles in
extent and is admirably adapted for genteel private
residences.
After which will be sold ON the premises, two
halfacre Lots ia Adams Addition bounded by Mar
shall, Clay and 23d streets, whchWi also be sub
divided into building lots of suitable size.
plats of the Lots can be seen at our office.
TERMS-0ne fifth cash; balance at 8, IL, Is and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added secur-
ed by trust deed The taxes for 1853 to be paid by
APPS GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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VI
JAMES VI TAYLOR 4 Son. Auctioneers.
NH g-tds
TRUSTEES SALEO ONE MOIETY


l. OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW BROAD
STREET H0TEL) PROPERTY. in THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION.
by virtue of deed OF trust, executed by Isaac A.
Goddin to the subscriber trustee, dated 10th Au-
gust 1854 aud recorded in the office of the Clerk Of
Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in sid deed named, shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1858, at 2. NJ, upon the
premises, sell the property thereby conveyed, to
wit:
One'undivded moiety of lot 7S4 in the plan Of the
city of Richmond situated the north side OF Broad
street. at its ton with 9th street fronting 100
feet on Broad street. and running back the full
depth of said lot No. 74-being the same let upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Broad Street Ho-
tel is situated. Also, one undivided moiety OF one
other lot or parcel OF land. adjoining the above on
the west fronting 80 feet Broad street, and run.
ming back the full depth--the said piece of ground
having thereon large brick building. which has
been used stable for said tavern, which said lot
of land is part of lor No 7S9 in the plan of said city
The highly valuable character of this property is
snch to render unnecessary further DESCRIPTION
thereof As the other moiety will be sold on the
same evening. by the Commissioner of the Circuit
Court in the case of Vau2 han, &c against Goddin,
an opportunity is offered to purchase the whole
TERMs-Cash.
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s SsSsp sIv *, ;;$s e:

NST TUESDAY, May lith. 1853
s--.--..,.s' .s..F ihsr D4!m Tsssdsy-
trance. 800 forfeit mile heats, closed LIST January,
1858, with the following entries:
1st Thomas aud Thomas w boswell names Oh. T.
by Revenue, dam Sarah Washington.
ID Also. names oh. by Revenue, dam Virginia
3d. Also. names CHI. c. BY Revenue, dam Nina.
18th. X r Beasly names br.c. Two Bits By Revenue,
dam by imported Priam.
jth. VIM Gibbons names CHI. c. Rosebud By Revenue
dam Machioness by imported Rowton.
9Th Dickinson names eh. c. BY Revenue. dam
It'll. VIM Harper names b. c. by imported York
shire. dam by Muckle John.
18th. Calvin Green names grey BY Glencoe. dam by
Also, names CHI. f. by Glencoe dam By imported
SECOND RAcE-Srme Day-sweepstake for four rear
olds, the produce of mares that never won . race
or produced winner dash Of one mile, rs
iftwo start. two or more 10 make . race, and
closed with the following entries:
Go, VIM Wlnfree names Oh T. by Tally ao;
SECOND DAY Wednesday,, l2ta-sweepssake for three
that never won or produced q winner. $40 en-
trance, $50 forfeit mile heats. closed lst March.
VIM i Harper names ch c. by imported Glencoe.
dam by Sarpedon.
David Mcdaniel names b. c. by Revenue. dam By
c Green names CHI. f. By imported Glencse dam By
imported Envoy.
which David Mcdaniel names Mr.. Crouch's b. h.
by Billy Towns, out Of the dam Of Red Bye,5
years old. to carry 100 pounds.
Green names b. m. Lady Campbell, six years old,
to carry los pounds.
THIRD DAf-Tharsddu, lah-Four mile sweepstake
for all ages, $500 entrance, 500 forfeit. $1,000
added by the club and proprietor, Il twoor more
-, start s, closed Is list January is's % follows
sons Zinganee. dam Virginia ksse. years old.
I'd. r II Di. kinson names b. b. Tar River By Niche
las, dam by Simon, 5 years old.
Sd. John Campbell names CHI m. Lizzie Mcdonald. br
Revenue. dam Sarah Washington. years old.
'tA Also names b. & Mat spansler By Tally Ho
5th. VIM Ii Gibbons names oh m Mary Eveline, by
imported Glencoe. dam Sally Ward. years
9Th. q Green names h Robert Walker. by Cam
FOURTH Day Friday, lith--A Sweepstske for rear
old colts and fillies, 500 entrance. halt forfeit
dash OF two miles. closed lst March. 1885, a. fol-
lat. VIM Y Harper names CHI By imported Glencoe.
dam by Monarch.
ID. X r. Beasley names ch by -, dam by Bos
Sd. David Mcdaniel names b by Revenue. dam by
imported Margrave
4th 9 areen rames CHI by imported Glencoe. dam
SECOND RACE Same dav.-Sweep stake for fsur year
Odds, the produce Of mares that win or produced
winner; two mile heats. so entrance. play OF
pay, the proprietor 10 add $50 and the winner OF
the single mile dash Tuesday TO add $50. II
two start, two or more to make race.
LIST. VIM. Z. Winfree names cb mare by Tallyho.
Calvin Green names CHI. mare by Cosmo, dam ny im-
9Th bay.-S1turday ia match race, son side,
half forfeit, two mile heats.
David MCDANIEL nsmes Mr. Crouch's c.h., by Billy
G. Green names b. M Lady Campbell, weight the
| same as carried on "Wednesday. except Lady
G. wins OaW ednesday Ia which event the weights
| TO be increased pounds on EACH
| April 5-tIlM
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S6ks1ff
BY Goddia { Appsrson, Ausss.

Q BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH HILL,
srEEEfss.. and NV 81 ~ sShAT n, Asp AL
AND 3oTn sTRHETs. SuR & 3 NJ "a nr61E -
Win be sold ON MONbAf. re ssss ~ sauyIHW
come buiIdtn. To,s e y oelock. tvs kSnd-
site the residence q Mr eutsos II ~ ~ 80
IN rear OF the residence q Mr. ii fsis ~ 49,
Terms opethlrd cash; balance q ~ 4 ..~-sA.
Tor negotiable NOTES. interest added sn NM rssa
by the purchasers. aoDDTS AP ~ e r pad
ap9 ~.
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TPRING DRY GOODS.

JOHNSTON Il HARDWOOD,
(N0. II MAIN STREET.
Have opened, and will sell low, the following
Spring Goods:
? French Lace MANTILLAS
= POINTS
Silk MASTiLLAS
Write and Colored Stella SHAWLS
SILK ROBES guile
RERhGE" "
CUAIIIE o."
ORGANDIE &c" Z"
CIIALLIE DELAINES
Ducal PLAIDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BRILLIANTS, plain and figured
Plain and figured BERA9ES
Plainand figured M0U5LAINS
Marseilles and Swiss COLLARS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Johnson HARDWOOD
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TRUSTEE,a SALE OE VALUARLE

Il TENEMEFT:ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN,
BETWEEN 18TH AND GOVERNOR STREETS, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-As trustee in GER
tain Deed of Trust from David Curry and wife, bear
ing date the 2lst January, 1851. duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, l shall, in execution
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises. on MONDAY. the 18th day of April. 1855,
at IL O'Clock NJ if fair if not the next fair day the
real estate conveyed BY said deed consisting OF hs
excellent granite front Store and Dwelling. located
as above. adj dining the Banking House of essrs @
W. Purcell Co., and new in the occupancy of Mr.
K. ID. Keeling. The location of this property is
among the most valuable in this city.
TERMS: Enough in cash to discharge the principal
and interest Of the bond embraced in the deed Of
trust together with the cost and expenses of SALE
estimated at about 81 5Oo-snd the balance in equal
insaments, at 6, IL and Is months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by trust deed.
The title is believed to be perfect, but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes and insurance for 1858 be paid by the pur
chaser. SAM'L ID QENO0S, Trustee.
Saleconducted by GoDDIN L. APPERseN tuets.
NH IS-tds
p. s. Instead of the foregoing terms, we are au-
thorzed to say that the following will be subsitu-
ted, viz: $300 cash: $3.50 at months; 81 $50 at
months and as to the residue a credit of years,
negotiable notes being given, bearing interest, pay
able half yearly, secured 10y atrust deed The prop
erty is under lease Of s 600 per annugl having
about 3 years yet to run.
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r OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
~ At the store No. q Main street. you find the
cheapest, handsonIest Goods offered to the pub
lie:
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, cts and upwards
Berage De LANES plain and fig'd l21a cents and
higher
Plain and Striped BERA1ES, all colors
GINGHAMS at I212 cts, worth double the money
Lawn aud JacOnet ROBES, side striped and foCn-
ced. from 81, &c
Black and Cold SILKS, at very low price
Stella SHAWLS and MANTILLAS, from $l.J0
and upwards
silk PARASOLS frem so cents aud upwards
Twisted silk MITTS, at 25c, worth j0c
Irish LINENS and TOWELS
Brown and Beachcd COTTON
Ana a great many more Goods astonshingly low.
Gail soon, if you want to save money
JOSEPH STRAUSE.
NH 5l-lm* No q Main st.
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-.rpAYou MANUFACTURER

rwx GEO. A. AlNsL lE--Wonld
~ ~. re.pecsf,,lly invite the attention of his
SSS-T-s1a,bs p,,hlic generally, to his large and
f'eutd' . sh.' sss,rtment of CARRIAGES BugGIEs
bis worn is manufactured in this city, by com
80. ~, ,,,s men and ont of the best material,
r'teSa' , fbose desiring to purchase is requested
"a u,'sS0-s secondhand six seat CARRIAGE AND
:, ssplNrsS. IN good order, fer sale low,
HAhN''''' ~ GE0. A. AINSLIE,
Coach Maker 10th street
hatwaar Main ard Gary
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~ TO THE PUBLIC.-The SUB

@TVTT TO THE PUBLIC.-The sub
jhH scriber having made arrangements with
49, Dr.. Powell, of iicnrcn county, for his
young BULL, CIACINNATUS. viii keep him Ior
the next months at his lot his Jail in Birch
Alley, in the of Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.'S
auction house where he will be let to Cows Mt three
dollars per head. For SIZE and beauty and DEBILITY
age, being only two years old the 9Th of February
last. Al eight months Of age and the Use, Gin
state Fair in the fall of 1856 he being the too young
under the published regulations. to be entitled to a
premium. Cincinnatus Is out % Lilly, by a halt
short horn Durham and half Khasia Bull: Lilly
(the damp is thTeo-fourths short horn Durham one
fourth Ayrshire. aud as Il milcher has few equals
She received a premium best three year old heier
at the state tar i'll the fall of lS55 aud then in
calf with Cincinnatus. But persons DESTROYS to pa
tronize this line animal, invited TO and ind3e
for themselves. ROBERT LUMPKIN.
N n-kfA
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By Henry W. Quarlss,
(No $50 Main stroet.)

NOTICE.-LADIE8 AND GENTLE
n MEMS AUCTION eALKe.-THR MOTT Nh
Mr.: WIZ. II. ELLIyrr having returned 8 fhl3 ctr.
Will offer 2 the public one Of the richest and mox
elegant assortments Of JEWELRY which The sit1-
zsns Of Richmond have ever had the privilege e IN
specting These goods viii be offered this morning.
and viii be open Tor inspection st any time duri3
the day and evening for enc week.
I" Auction sales for Ladies' every morning at n
O'clock. and for aentlemsneevery evening q rs
ocioek; commencing THiS4DAY. The pablo are
At No $50 Main street,
Ladies' sales at 4 O'Clock. PM.
Gentlemen's sales at ~ O'clock, NJ
These sales will not interfere with my morning
and evening sales at No 2lT Main street.
NH % HENRY w QUARLE0. Azsx.
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BY Henry w. Quarles,
mo $50 Main street.)

GALE OF ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS.
- On TUESDAY next the 18th April. ct II oeik
III, will offer at public auction aeoilecno NJ n
be opened this week and will be ready for examine
ton on the day previous 20 the sale. Ladies aae
gentlemen are invited to attend.
ap9 HENRY W. QUARLES. Auet.
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CPRING GOODS would respectfully
~ inform my customers that. undaunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles, have been
laying in again for the approaching season, large
new, and elegant an assortment of
TRIMMINGS, FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
az ever shown before. shall. besides, be cOntinu-
allT supplied with NEW GOODS, and while keeping
everything of the best make and quality, can af
ford by increased facilities in purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell equal footing with the best
houses nthe country. S. HIRSH,
NH 2l-lm% 209 Broad street.
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NOTICE.-In consequence Of the press
~ Of consignments / wIl for the present, seal at
auction every day as follows:
Ladies' sales at III o'clock, at Ne III Main street
and at my store No $50 Main street. ct eek II.
Sales for gentlemen at both stores eyery night Ak
~ O'Clock. HENRY w QUARLEn.
NH "a Au0k
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IA N. STOCKSDALE,
"A FASHIONABLE CLoTHIER AND DEAL.
ne FIR IN GENTLEMEN'S
-AA- FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Dress and Business Coats of all kinds
Hack Doeskln aud Fancy Fr. Cassimae Pants
SILK. Satin. Cashmere and MarseiIles Vests
Shirts Collars. Socks Gleyes, Tee TIdkfs
silk, Cashmere, Merino aud Cotton Under Shirts
and Drawers 70
Cents Spring Over Sacks and Linen busters
and everything appertaining TO gentlemen's wear
a call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere, as am determined to sell goods al low
prices. N STOCKSDALE
lii Main street
ap Pms Four door below Exchange part
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WIN. ALLEN.
c. WENDLINGER.

IA MERCHANT TAILOR, No. l46 MAIN ST
rs Has Just received an elegant assortment O;
-a-LA- Spring and Summer CLOTHS, CASSl-
MERrS, VESTiNdS, &c, recently selected by him
self with great care. which are superior in variety
and quality to any heretofore exhibited by him.
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NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & co.

NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & co.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every
riety. of the newest and most desirable styles of Ia
dies and gentleInens wear Also. every variety of
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
FlouEced Berage Robes and Robes Aquile
Black and Coloreu Flounced Silks and Robes
A'quille
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black Broche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
BeTago De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cold and Black Berages
Plain, Cold and Black Chaies
Black BombaZines and Alpacas
AleXander's Dark Kid Gloves
Brown, White and Fancy Half Hose
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings. Table Damask, Da-
mask Napkins Plain and Colored and Bodrered
Towels, Brown and Bleached Sheetlngs and Shirt
ngs. Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Plaid Domestics
&C. Re. NH q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALuA

FULTON Pursuant to a decree Of the County
Court OF Henrico. entered on the 9th day Of April
Is3s IN the case OF Mary Bergman OF ais vs.. William
Bergman, &C., the subscribers the special Commits.
sioners, duly appointed, will proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY the
26th day OF April 1858, at ~ O'Clock NJ a number
OF valuable Building Lots In the plan Of the town
Of Fulton. Of which the late Frederick Bergman
died seized and possessed. These Lots are adinira-
bly, situated for building purposes and several of
them contain il In said most valuable and excellent
clay for making bricks. The locations and NUM-
bers of these lots can be ascertaned by application
at the Office Of Mesers Goddin 4 Apperson. where q
map of the property may be seen.
TERMs-0ne third cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. bearing interest title retained
until the last note is paid.
Pr 1YLETr, Comm'S-
Sale conducted by GopDIN & APPERsoy Aucts.
an IO-9awIw tdtds
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~ FIRST PREMIUM. THOROUGH
3SBRBD STALLION TROJAN.-Wnl stand
the present season az my stables within one mile Of
brakes Branch, OF the Richmond and Danyille Rail.
road, and will serve Mares at $50 the season. if paid
n advance insurance 800. deduction of 20 per
cent. to persons putting five more mares and all
necessary attention given for SO per month. For
mrther information, address
RTCH'D V. GAINES
fe2J-d2m brakes Branch Va
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~ CORNER OF CANAL AND 4rH STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on FRI
DAY the 10th day of April, 1855, on the premises,
as above. now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Sullivan. at
an annual rent Of $50.
TERMs-0ne-tbird cash. balance at 4 and months
for negotiable notes, interest added. secured by
trust deed or title retained. The taxes for 1855 to
be paid by the purchaser.
ap9 GODDIN APPERS0N, Aucts.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WilI be sold at auc.
tion. ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th April, 1858. on the
premises at ~ O'clock the large four story Brick
Tenement, located as above, now in the occupancy
of Mr. Joseph W Randolph, containing IL rooms,
with hot and cold water, and other convenient ar
raDgements, gas, &c.
The house is remark ably cool and pleasant in the
summer. In the yard is a two story brick kitchen,
with coal cellar. cooking ranges copper boiler &C..
The yard is dry and well paved. The lot fronts 81
feet and runs back l59 feet.
Terms: One sixth cash. baa nee at H. 3 r. I6 and 20
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1853
to be paid by the purchaser The buildings are in
sured in the Mutual Assurance Society for S4T5g,
aud the annual quota only slt.2g
an GOD0IN APPERSON. Ancts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE, IN AND NEAR TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-As Commissioners. appointed by the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, by decree
made the 10th day of March 1888. In the cases OF
"W ECKER VS.. Wicker's admir-. &c.'' and FERGUSON
VS., Wicker's admir-, &c )" we shall, on THURSDAY,
ed April commencing at o'clock z VI, proceed to
sell upon the premises respectively. and in the fo
lowing order, the Real Estate of which Francis
Wicker died seized and possessed, TO wit:
Ist, Eghteen-nineteenths NSlathsl OF haii'acre
Lot in Henrico county, with brick house thereon
being the residence of Francis Wicker at the time
Of his death.
Q House and Lot on Ash street. fronting there
on As feet and running back l32 feet.
3. Lot on Rockets and Elm streets, about W ieet
front with tour wooden tenements thereon.
T. Lot near Taliaferro's Mill
5. Three Lots in Lewis plan. .
g. Lot fronting s7lk feet on Poplar street, and
running back l40 feet on Maple street.
Piats and surveys of the property VIII be prepa'r
ed and after few days may be seen at the once oil
the auctioneers- .,
TERMs-One-fourth in cash; the balance IN equal
instruments OF s. and months respectively, iroin
the day of SALE for negotiable notes with interest,"
added titles to be retained until the whole purchass
money is paid, and eonveyances directed py tne
Court Taxes for lass to be paid by the purchasers
ANDREW JOHNSTON, | Comm'rs
JOHN o. STEGER,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son Aucts. ap 7
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VIM ALLEN.

III ERCHANT TAILOR,
Has removed ia Eagle Square No rs, over
L. puiley Johnston. adjoining Sankey's Da-
lerrrsa Gallery. where h" viii be pleased 10 see HE
truuas and Customers. ap S-lvs
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OLE HYPOPHOSPHITES

4 III UEKULE OF Z FUPHUSFEIIE r
~ OF LINE AND SODA.-This elegant prepare
ton contains Or. Churchills specific rtns" dir'
tuf Consumption. combined with the nutritious and
curative principle OF fats itself useful in this
complaint. For sale by
WAXING 4 PEARCE, Druggists,
Corner It'll and RrnHd sts
, 1858-04-23
AFRExCH WILL STORY.

as she dead, thenf' ~
ayes. madam" reulied a little gentleman in
brown coat and short brceches.
'"And her willY" a "
ais going to be opened here Immediately by
her soi;citorn
"Sball we inherit anythiuef ?"
at must he supnosed "a. wa have a claim /"
"who is that miserably dressed parsonage
uSo ;ntrudes berself bereP"
"a Oh sbe v said The little man sneer;noIv a she
won, Nv much IN ,hs v;ll. she i s;stsr n ths
docesspdn :. y .'-
awh., ,b., Anne vho v,.ddcd n Isao. !.
man Of no,biDg-.n oficerr, ~ '''a7-78
apreciselv sop p 'i ia
"sbe must have no sm.ll .mount of ;mnudsne.
To present herself here before ! respectable hm.
Nv" gT l7E- s;I7I '7l7 ~
Thu moro so .s s;s,.r E,a,;. of nohle hf,,b
h.a - s.,,;,,. ~. ~, .s...,;r...s
Az. v,ovoS ,h;. I'm. -. ~ ,oo,,, In
which the f.milv II the M d.ce.srd were ", 10, sssem.
Mi Sho ,v.s r.,o. /. h.r A.. Nal, avs, ~.
6lled with precociOus wrinkles 4
"What do Won come here forfn said. with
great hauehtiness, Madame Dc villsbOys the h.
dy who. a moment before, had been interOeat.
inr tho little man who inherited with her.
sMadamu y The moor lady reDlied with humility.
"I ala NOT come here 70 claim a mart Of what