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FRS.-The residencelof John @. Shark 9. At U.,
ifax Z. H., Va, was destroyed by Gre on Tuesday
Iasf. 1t was owned BY Sylvester Price, of Rich.
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PoLIoE Duty Three of the five police

fOLICE CUTY Three OF the FIVE police
officers were engaged all of yesterday in conduct.
ing the elections, and the consequence was that
their services could not be obtained for any other
purpose, however urgent the demand might have
been. The policy of taking them from their req.
uiar duty at such times is very questionable, and
the Council will soon find it necessary to employ
other Conductors.
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- AxrlucrAI Tsnra-gHs CHso-

% s:;::; & /; ]; s \. Ss,:ss rs {
Hss s sUsu sscugss S. esmjs and sty e ibs AZ
sss1 being s1.asf e ss sssa s an @
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pURIFIEs THE BLOOD s''A
pTkItlEs TIVE BLOOD
PUhIRIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DY4pEPslA
CUkEs C0ETIfENEss
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHoE.

~LAw NorIOR.-kU3ERT G. NJ
CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health his
determined 20 resume the practice of LAW, in this
siopal business with which he may be entrusted
Once with Peter Daniel. Jr, Esq. Numb.r 8,
aoddin'g Hall. NH Sim
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POSTAL ArrAns.-For the quarter which ended
the 3lst Of March Last, there were issued Is 46ls
100 ono ceutjstamps; 40 42S 500 three cent stampE
ias go fye cent stsmps 1164 80 ten cent stsmpe;
i01 sos twelve cent ssamps-total stamps issued
IS 5s5 IT'S. and representing Ia money q, ,5ls sa0-
The amour. paid to the contractors for manuiac.
tnring them was $40 COS SO. In the fourth quars
tar of 1858 the total issue of s,anps-sll den ut'
pssious-vas 45.4l0,S5o, which rsprssentsd u.
sss soo ma differences therefore 10 favor OF the
,ss2 ouartsr was &252a0. The snvelop account
shoxs that no less than $50 were also sent TO
postofflces all over the country.
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wryrsraf1oN. the len hand row insach the enovs
enlnrnps contain ths Numbers wetch WY aIsSa
4. shs pr,se which the Number y Anetsead to ~
vonr punber . hot 70 he iss. snd doss nos sna N
yossS vhsre he Nunbsr suds n Ase snt
.,s1 n a IN sdditjon 10 apy otheE fyt4 whseA ~
shovs drevins mar sntitln 4 g. nal4 Qs,sse5 snn
Uxhth xicksls drew thef ossus,s,ss1 ~ III ~
.,,x asssisaA "a sAs = 6 fssss HslsS dssaIs "a
nAAks q ygoDGgttons
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MAKRIEp.-The only daughter Of VIM. W. Corr
corau, the Warrington banker, was married Tues.
day evening, to Hon. George Eastis, Jr. The
young lady II the sasns who sopesims slnce wss
referred TO In connsctlon with ths ardent demons
strations Of young attachs Of the Spanish issas
ton.
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~HARrsHoaNn's ANrI-BILIous PILL

A~HARTsHoRNR's ANTI-BILIous PILLS
are the safest and best Purgatve Pills in use. They
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels, carrying
ripo are easy in their operation, and be taken
Il any time without fear Of exposure; They remove
Dlds from the system and prevent kheumatism =, =
uuRE.ALL. the great PAIN ANN!HILAT0h i
ron have a cough, use HARTSHQRNES COUGH
SYRUP, which 10 the best Cough syrup IN the
world. r,.x -sr
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TIE DEBT AND EXPENSE OF AuSfRIA.-Twefve
years ago .he annual expenditures Of Austria were
not quite x74 600 coo. They are nov e4uivalent
to sire, ,000, 600. Each intervening year the Den.
cit has been counted BY millions. The TACT .
shown in comparative amounts Of public DEBT,
which in 1847 was less than $460,0OO, 600, and u
now equivalent to 81. 140, ,000,0 900.
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FOREIGN NEWS The foreign mails by the "New
York" are received, but contain nothing of impor-
tance not already telegraphed. The Loneon Times,
In announcing the certainty of "peace Con.
gress" expresses the opinion that it is the only
means by which wal can be averted. 1t adds,
however, that
No settlement of this question can be considered
as satisfactory while France aud Germany are GOV.
cred with armies which threaten continually the
d,sturbance OF peace. How can men return to
their usual work; how can enterprise take cour.
age; now can real political improvement begin in
any country. as long as l. is known that vast ar.
mics are IN existence which a Court intrigue or
4 passage OF words between two Ministers in A
a drawing room. may set 10 motion to jater-
rupt and destroy the works OF peaca? France
by immoderate armaments. has placed Europe in
9 state of deep alarm Every one who hears
the Continual dscus-oDs concerning the number
aud equipment oftroops, the size Of line of battle
ships. and the newly invented guns rifles or
shell, must feel thar the attention of turops ia
more hxed on matters relating to war than vas
the case few years since. The gains of trade are
ested up by taxes; the progress of education is -
peded by the sacrifices necessary to keep up rcs
oy land aud sea. and it is oDy the uur emitting
industry of multitudes which enables the natisus
TO bear the intO!ersble bnr ieus imposed on them
The Emperor alone has been the cause of rhe evil
and We trust that the good sense which has actu.
ated the French in this long dispute will urge
them to demand further decrease in their need
less and provoking ornaments
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DRAD.-Lord Murray, distinguished lawyer,
died March 8, at his house In Edinburg lie was
In his S1st year, and was the last, except
Brougham, Of those distinguished mon Who re-
hectsd such lustre on the Scostish capital through
out the irst thirty forty PEARS OF this century
Jeffrey, Playfair, Sidney smith, Thomas Brown,
IIornsr and Cockburu.
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% PARKK PoIHDEXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

D.,
VIII practice In the city ef Richmond ahd in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatsn and Amelia.
a Office in Lisle's Building corner of Main aad
l4th streets. sc 2S-I2m
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q OHsIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

Ed OFFICE FUk KENT-The House aud Lot on
81 street, next 20 my own residence and near the
e-rnSr OF Grace For good tenant L. will be IN
in repair, az low REM Also. the Office in the Law
building, n the occupancy of Abel u Mayo Iti,
o. the Il st loaT, ana has gas aud other cooyen
ieGoes: Bed rooms in the Law Building, and room.
!ara cit ar water bath and laundry in rear OF the
sane Osher desirable property both for sale and
renf. Possession given immediately
nah 22Im 3 r MINOR
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Mas. HAsSuss MAxiac.-Ws tssrn tnss = ve
no 70 prsss, By : special dispatch faom Aiosoy.
that this unfortunats woman, yesterday oees.e
ravina maniac. aud had 70 b. chained, hande ana
tses q order 70 prevent her froa asii asssfuSSs
change, hss suspsndsd her sentence until hee Isal
snnditinn can 81 aacseeninsd and has ee1eFed en9s
che - taken 70 the 1nDaoe PflsDes - AaoWa I,
d saM that ake ptsoe1esA truly ffIghtfal . -!
o. pttiabie sppeaFKuce. raeHse Jsssrssi, Apr3
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= HOUSE On COVE rNUh STREET

e. FOR RENF-For rent. and possession given
the LIST Of April. the house on the west side o, Co
vernon str e.. nov CURED by MIR. T. H. Cowling
sqd aiJs;mng the corner house III the occupancy OF
Messrs DoSgett Anderson. Apply TO Samuel P
Mitchell, aCd Andrew Johnston. Executors of VIM
Mitchell Jr NH l6-ts
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= BOOM s FOR KhNT-severs

"a pleasant Rooms over my store snitable for
lodging rooms for gentlemen. Also. Lumber
House, back of my store, with good entrance frem
Rank street. suitable for store house or tobac fac
tory Q WENDLIGER.
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FATAL MIsTAEE-The VDcennes Undapa( Ca.
zette says: "Mrs Riley, of Martin County died n
Friday Of last week under peculiar circumstances
Feeling unwelI she concluded to take Seidlifz
powder, and mixed the two Ingredients in differ
ent glasses as usual but instead of pouring them
,ogetner before drinking she drank one, and the q
the other. The effervsscence following 10 her
stomach nearly straog,ed her dose of mus.
tsrd was given to vomit her. aud doctor sent for
at once; bnt she was dead before he arrived. She
OF lung bleeding during the past year.
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~ ~CLoTHIsG,
AT WHlLEsAIE ONLY.


We have now In store, the largest and must com.
plere siock of CLOTHING have offer cd fer
sale. comprising every articls want for the apriIg
trade.
Most Of these goods have been manufactured un-
der our ow supe rvis on. and will eIara2tee
them 20 be equai in St. lle AMI quality TO any goods
in this market, ara tower prices han theJ cNi be
purchased in the Northern .ities. In the aHert
ment will De found
Black and Oo' red Cloth DRESS PR0CKs
euprr EPk Italian 10th and alpaca Co ATH
Su. er Fey Cass and Tweed sUIfo
Fey Linen and Marseii,es do
TX White Marseitlss nd Lin n COATS
Linen, Duck ard brill DO
u Linen and 3rsss UlOth do
Ri k and q t'ass PANTS
" hite, Buff and 'cy Narseilies VEeTS
Plain aad Flg' silk and attn do
Linen AMI are BJsom sdIhTS
DHAwE -, Owe tALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
W TEh-PROOF 60 Ds, &c. &c.
NJ rch Is VISIT this city viii fini IL 20 theft
interest 20 examine our t. belurs vtrchasus
uih i6-lD hENT PEIhk = tV.
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FAIR GBousps The Executive Com

mittee Of the Virginia Central Agriculture, soce.
ne'd meeting yesterday afternoon, and concluded
me purchsse OF Fair Grounds for the Society.-
The site selected is the "Hernisge" tract. on the
western suburbs of the city. and Immediately upop
me iiDe OF the Ricbmond, Fredericksburg and Pr.
iomsc Rairnaa. The committee will set 10 vork
AZ once 10 improve the grouads. and will SO beau.
THY and adorn them, rs 10 make them pleasant
place OF resort for strangers well as our citizens
az q a,i Zines. ~Ths railroad company. We have no
donbt, will put the fare In the cars 90 low. that
every body can AFT ,rd TO take ride at auy time.
and the committee will make the location 81 AZ.
fractfve, that thousands will be glad to visit w.,
We could wish that the distance from the centre
OF the city was less, but as more suitable locs.
ton could not be bad, our ci.izeus will gladly ae-
cept this, and with their accustomed lberali,y set
20 WORK in aiding the committee to get ready for a
Fair this fall.
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!, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

EA STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICES
49, We have on hand of our own manufacture.
@ very large assortment of superior quality
Stone Ware which We are selling at our Factory
prices, cnnsistisg of
Jugs Jars. Pitchers. Churns. spittcons
Covered Butter POTS milk Pans
Cork Jars, (air tight.) Water Coolers,
Water Kegs Chimney Caps, &C.
Merchants will please ca and examine our Ware
before purchasing elsewhere. aud buy at Factory
prices at Pottery, corner OF 18th and Cary St.
mh IL KfESEE h PARR.
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Iii M ~ AT MAss Ashhssn naETiEG aF Tuss.
DAY, 18TH APRIL, Ie59 --t,n the occasion OF the
Political Meeting at Ashland. on TUEsDAY, 18th
i Bg accommodation trains will leave the Depot on
Broad street AZ 10 O'Clock, and IL O'Clock, and re
lurn 20 Richmond at convenient hours ia the after
neon. For the accommodation of those who may
road train " i'll leave the Juuc ion for Ashland
the arrival of the train from Cbarioftesyille ~are
for the round trip between Richmond snd Ashland
81. RuTH, Eupt.
Office Richmond, Frod'g and RRCol
Richmond Arrii 9Th, lsJ9. apo
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CONVICTION OF ONE OF THE PHGNIx CLUB AT the
last Westmeath (Ireland) sssizes, Martia Fallau
was charged with having in his possession the
passwords from Illegal (Phenix) societies. The
prisoner was arrested in Castietown on the Sd of
February. The police fund in bis waistcoat
pocket a document containing these passwords,
which are represented as belonging to secret so.
ciety:-"We expect war with Engand and France"
"rbe Irish Brigade is on the ADVANCE" LET each
man bold bis station" "rhe navy is making pre-.
paration," "You seem ignorant" 81 am better
bread, "The night is dark-as black az beresy,"
THAT the trumpet of freedom may proclaim a
war;" "Hoist the French eagle and American STAR"
''The right hand to the nose and the left to the
ear" The evidence to the effect that f38 were
found in the trunk of the prisoner, the rules and
regulations of the society In America, and cer-
tifcate of naturalization, granted to him in 1854
by the United States. He was found guilty.
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- DESIRABLE HiUsk AMI L,ITr

rs FOR sALe ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY UF RICHMOND -lntend ing 10 remove I
the countre, oher for sale, privately. nay Dwell
ing Ho1se on Leigh street, for many years occu.
pied By Ca John prentiss, with four lots at
tsched thereto, fronting each rs feet and ruunius
back l6 feet 70 An alley. Said lots ill he sold to
gether, or separately, as purchasers may desire
AuT Information as regards terms, &C, may be ob.
tsined By applgIn to dr Alfred Shield or the sub
scrtbAr, on the premises. who will take pleasure in
showing the property TO any desirous OF purchasing
NH IS-lms CATH ASINE PhENTIS
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Conxrss1osrss,. CrRrarzcAfs---The updsraigned
sworn COMMUNICATIVE 10 superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. 80 herepy
certify thar the above II an accurate list Of ths
Numbers aud Pri1es, = they were drawn by ~ shis
day April 81 isSe, st An9u.tA Ga.
{. r. DUGAS, sworn oe
sworn TO and suhseribsd esSers ne
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- SaHoaas B. SrsnL, Dentist, ofae
smd rsstdspee. No ssl, on Msia between am ara a
'"~~~~s S~'~sss1sao fa--,v
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VIRGINIA Law IN MASSACHUSETTS Some time
since, as our readers will TecoIlect colored man
named Howard was arrested in this citv on .
charge OF adultery, under the following circum.
sfances:-He married in Virginia q woman nearly
white, he being at the time slave She came 70
this city and was followed by Howard, Whoss free
dom bad been purchased, and in the cour-e OF time
be became deacon in the church of Rev. Mr.
Grimes. After few years had elapsed his wifi.
noticed his frequent absence from home. and nm an
investigation found that he had married second
wife. Rev MIR. Streeter officiating This discovery
ed to complaint in the Police Court for bieamv
aud Judge Maine tound him over tor trial in The
Municipal Court. The Grand Jury did not iDdicI
him on the original charge but tor Iewd and asci.
vious conduct. Upon this, his counsel Morris.
the well known coloTed lawyer of this city. sue.
gested to the prosecuting officer and the urf
that under the laws OF Virginia his client was not
Recognized as person, but ciassed az property
and that under those laws not even q free colored
person was capable of being party to contract.
Therefore, he held that the marriage contract of
his lent under the laws of Virginia was not valid
and nast be so considered Ia the DIT esent case As
Oh the whole it was not deemed best to agitate a
matter involving the rights of so many families in
this and other cties, it decided, with the con.
sent of all partes TO discontinue the case and such
"a order has been made upon the docket.-Bosson
Trarcper, AprH1.
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~ DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA

CLASS H.
AtAususta. Georgia. Saturday, April Q, 1852
WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Managers. successor, 70
SAMUEL SWAN Il CO..
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80 pk. !ons B. wALrHasr, fHommo.
oners his pro essionsI services 20 the ~.
,:a shs o. richmond anf lis vicaty Once 81 III re
Ie l2-dly 'sfoW YIN
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Housn DREAKINg --(in Tna.dev ~.

last, Mr.. A. Anfonts So Nicholas Saloon, on Main
street, adjoining the Exchange Bank, was forcibIv
entered. aud about SIS In specie stolen sherefron
Ine thief effected sD entrance through the coal
hole, 10 the rear OF the establishment, by which
mesns he got iuto the passage He then Get to
work, cut out panel OF the passage door, through
which ne put his arm and turned the key, and then
mad free access to the entire Saloon. The iron
safe In the store. the doo- to which not locked
was searched, but nothing taken therefrom. The
.niei then went to o particular drawer be.
n.nd the vest counter, opened 1t, and abstracted
$40 IN specie, about SO of which Was in Soanish
quarters, one gold piece Of the value of 81 "a, one
psg OF cents, and the remainder In current silver
co,o: whoever effected the robbery, not only knew
sti about the premises. but al.o knew where Mr..
Antoni Kept the money stolen. As the Spanish
quarters are not current and but very few Of them
gre gov Circulation an effort to pass sell them
may lead to the detection of the rogue.
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IA PERLE AND RUBfS CHAM

A<PAHGEe The undersigned have been appoint.
% sole agents for the United states and Canada. fof
Jke2uEs. dosgG 90. 1t chalons sur. Marne. France
we present their Wines 70 the public nndsr TWO
brands, namely: Ia PEKLE and RUhiS
Ins ,'PEELEs Wine IL Of exquisite nasor sno
trntty tsste.
The ''kp BIB" Is 6ne Gal met Champagne. q
abb IL made from rapes OF the choicest selections.
fe' sale It wholesale 10 Richmond. only b.
DUDLEY Co.
lsl. y Mkin St
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- MAns Y,Aas flw .np FurLor

soREow AT Bssfi-But msay Of the ills to which he
rem~nies were rerorfed to We have freqnsuIiy
known pers,ns # dei ate institutions 10 .ufer
,ngrt II time fr disor dered ssopachs, Indigestion
ahd attacks OF biliousness sinpi becsuse they re-
u 60 70 use yigoraisR toncs 10 aid nature IN the
yrormnnce of its functicn,. while they might hsve
! uno retaf Il shorf tlme BIZ using BAk Ell
rnn VII n BITT ar the beg famiiv furdfc.na yet
vefsd tor such ccmp.aiIts as ~e nave Ia lef
" Ias proprietor has IN his posse sion tbr cers
rates p of theuasnds Of rersons xho have u4 d lts
bnrsfs ano 2. en- cured by them. lie the afiicepA.
tneret re. -ufsr longer bus partsL o. tns psi,a
cea On red them and be restored 10 health
sale by all the pr ncip I Druggists in th~ city
:" nscahond. ana els where w Virginia. an
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a FOR kENT-And possession given
ES the 18th Of April next, the very eligible
SdOUSB. oa sth, betScen Grace and franklin sta
now occupied by dr Richard Hnl jr 1t has sever
good rooms, with an sut-kitchen and LARGE lot at.
tached. For terms, &C apply 20
P ii TABB Il SON, Ast's.
nh Its Under EXCHANGE Hotel.
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y TWO LAkHE kUUMS FUh NENI

Nj And possession given al onca, two large ooms
the - anG 81 stories. oser the Hook an Ladder
company, on iOth str 'et, between Main and Cay
Lbry ate Ab ut ~ eY 80 'set. They very desra.
b!e ofins sad Ia the business part ofthe city A;.
Ply 10 JAS Ii TAYLOR 4 SON,
nh S5-5w Isnddi,,s nan
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81 HARVEEs' ROW FOR REM
" The 81 \ TENEMENTS on Byrd AMI 7th streei
have been thoroughly repaired, and are now readl
fox tenants. Apply to
LEWIS HARVIEs, or
THIS W BROCEENBgOUGH,
IL 2--ta Al Richmond & Danviile Z 4 Co
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Richmond. March 2ish' 1859 NH 2i~lawaw VIII.

DUBLIC NOTICE. At meeting CT
L tho Board Of Directors for the Eastern u attic
Asylum 10 the city of Wiliamburg, Va, held on
the leth day of March, 1889
0GbEkED that tho Steward purchase all Goods
and supplies needfui for the Asylum, upon the best
Il they e1B be had ia no case TO pay more than
fifteen per cent prime cost. at Cash price, and
b st the said Steward In making such ipuIcha
sh 81 inspect the goods aud merchants bilis; and
samples Of the articles needei shall be furnished to
any person applying for the same and that ca
wall be paid BY the Board for the goods SO purchased
sp z-iaw2t w C4MM. ok.
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TO ALEXANDER s BROWN, PAT

l. RICK W BROWN, THOMAS BROWN. Mrs
ANNA p GEOR3E, and the other children and
devisees Of James Brown. Sen. deceased, who are
AZ the law ON 90 of liam Sssen. Esq in the town
Of Covfngton Va, on the 18th Of April next. apply
10 Justice Of the Peace for Allegheny county to
appoin, Commissioners to ascertain what will be
1st com pepsaton for the wood, stone gravel and
earth en- fifty acres more or less of the lands be-
longing 10 you as heirs OF james Brown. Ben, Do
ces sed lying on the waters OF Dunlap's Creek, IL
said county of Ailaghany.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OF VA.
BY VIM SKEEN. Attorney:
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.osroUSpED uNfIaRLr FROM .iUM lis mild and e
'eetuai cathaiuc. acting irst on the Llp ER 10
ases iss mos oil matter; then on the tomach sad
their healthy action and thus AtYerQ thu M nd
builds mp the whole system very rapidly aud Ii the
beat LIVER INvlrOSAT0k
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Nos. Prizes Nor. Prizes Nos. PrizesI Nos Prizes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08
A corr.:. cory, J. P. cLAsz, c srs.



Tue Ccut Court dis ed lie petition for wits q rtiorri
and superedess in this and rendered judgment aa & the
peo1eF Ood and his security IN tie errt re - e,,
but refused 70 give iud ment for the M ta5 AMI
awarded prcgeendo 70 ~ slice o tie peace To ISSUE
ton upon the Judgment r- him in favor Il the vi a.
This vas is Obvious f Tie statement & the
petition, that til isnut where tie Judgment bior- thr jus
tee OF the peace mp sid Il, ami the relief IS sut
alone from unjust and legai Ut IL Tire
o. hincAd MoSEs 10 Ter. Ss, sLd Eade Cshnsr
Snse5 500.
Here the jud s'ore the justice O. pea'e complained
e, the W Of ceTt0a-4 sLd peTcelas sutui-
appeal Tia petition onJ that h
~ the just the cs may he removed into the Cicuit
Court aud quass d. bat also that Ie sus p-ocez
fore him may removed, aud trial bad il Tee done
the petitioner
No other meaning he given the petition tina. the o.
Jet Of Of leeauss Crcn to cor
the errors in the us cent and proceedings Of Justice By
trial upt the merits.
u Is tru is alleged n e petition b. the de endsn
appelled f1m The astis Judgment within the days aud
gvs ngn5 accgnins % law advised Yes sup ply IN
derand this a5 reaso- Why he has right substitute the
writ q certiaraTi Tor the appeai.
The Plains there under he 337h section Of the
Ccds Il Tennessee entitled suent in the Cicuit Court
against the defendant aud HE security TIE prosecution hond,
for the amount Of the lstios 5d ment, with interest the
Of l95s PER cet from It's date ami Kin
csid rs, Mou o Yer 80 Rogers Fedn d. e5i; Burt
Davidson, ; Hun. 20, jones' Wilkins, Ssan 0i.
The - sment Of the CFcut wilt reversed ard the
proper judgment given he5e for tn plSinaE WRIGHT
eorraga copy, J. 2. CIARE, Clerk.