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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23

n b. This Ointment, which is a highly '1,'v "
application for Frost-bites, Burns, soS'c,' S| E
men's Sore or swclled Breasts, is put up IN ns,"!
nished glazed jugs, well corked and st"'gG, /, %
]rections how to use il. The proprietor @is'e'.
be observed that in order to preserve 'sNnu' ii' d.
sons using it, viii cork it sgain, so as 10 h.,P aco,t
from destroying its good qualities No SsemkI A.
them in any other way than being well '""
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
Piano Fortes for Sale.

T HAVE two second hand London mace
Il FORTES, which | will sell at reiuceu o,s,
One of them appears to be IN tole!aoy sDD snse.
and may be put in repair at avery ria 'ns ~.
feb % Gts' "'h'""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
BaRimorecouniy, OcioJ" j.

DWNFWUFt JUWWf q ~ ~
About -four winters ago, ! was 'evere!
in both feet, and became quite lame Ever! '1'..
ing winter brought forth the severity Of '"' 4
heard of Judkins' oin,mentand bad 1t az
acted like a charm, completely curing me n,,
time. EDWIN II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
Charles BenMet

IIusrrceiVeI and OheTs rsaN1
81 Packages of Domestic Goods
Consisting Of
s,ner6nc and common bedrcks oot.
Saphna and saco, half bleached 40 inch sheeuns 'o'
p,ssched and brown cottons of all qualities
superGne furniture and apron checks
"A bleached table diaper 49,,
81 inch shifting checks, of fine qualities
,ar;atv Of pi,ids and domestic g~inghams
Pitt burg cords, jeans, cotton cassimeres
Srna,6ne MIXED and dark. blue cassinetts
A few pieces French drillings, and Roam Gass'meles
The above Te a .o Ih rerv low. aprilS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
York, September %,

lOTE, rtpicWO" -
Sir-Having been for a number OF year 4tr'l-
with the rheumatism to that degree that oi'I'.@
was unable to walk-trying a variety OF cure "...
effect. | heard Of Judkins' ointment oo''''' .
and by using The pot agreeable to drec'ioH' S,r
tirely cured and have not since NOV more ,uann
been afflicted with it. JACOB LINN"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
AGENTS.:

EDWARD sIAbLEh " JUN '"6o AIeIsnd.
WIN GuNTON, Druggist, Penns!l'a",ws e.Ging,e
NJ JEWELL p'uss'"' Washlng'1'
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. sb %.
S.. MURRAY, Port Tobacco, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
To Rent,
70 Rent.
For Rent,

wish 20 rem, for The present year,
YsaS the tobacco factory on Washington street,
Ysa near the sugar house. lately occupied by 10.
~, nathan G., May. The house is well calcula:.
ed for a mechanic of any kind. also wish to rent the
Ice-House in H%allowell's yard, and a large Smoke.
House on Prince street, lately occupied by Luther
Chamberlain. Possession will be given Immediately.
jan3 ELIZA T. HOOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
For Rent,

axx~ The brick Store lately occupied by
ISsE I II. Brent & Co. as a dry goods store. A
SssS tenantin that line would be preferred. Ap.
&C. ~plicatiOn to be made at the book store of
nov Ii A.. u KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
For Rent,

For Rent,
A- The Brick Dwelling House and Shop
1fH at the corner of Duke and Patrick streets
is a good stand for a small Grocery, and
&.&rlhas a good brick bake oven attached. The
rent will be made low to a good tenant. Apply to
WM. ID. MUTT,
march II Corner Of Prince and Unions SITS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
70 RENT,

A~s. That neat Two story brick dwelling,
EFTI on Wolfe between Fairfax and Royal streets.
49, a, present occupied by r. II. Miller. To a
~ careful tenant the rent would be moderate.
Possession given in a few lays
limo Is NJ. MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
TO Rent.

txFs The store lately occupied by John Dunlap as
.1issn.a dry good store, on King street, next door to
Nr l. 3eeler's, and possession given Immediately
Inquire of ID. G. P~REFTYMAN, Coach maker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
To Let,

TO ILCI,
e. a convenient, well finished two story brick
.SfsS. dwelling house on Henry street. between King
and Prince streets, having sin good rooms, store room,
kitchen, servants room, smoke house, &c. The rent
will be made low to good tenant. Apply at the auc-
ton store, c,rner Of Prince and Union streets.
oct Il WM ID. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23
Job priMting

Ncatiy and expelitsously executed at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-23

To Mr.. Charles IIerstOnS, Proprietor
Of Judkin's Ointment, near frede-
ricktown, Md.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-07
PANAMA DOCUMENTS.
SENATE u. 8. MoNp..y, March, 2, 1929.
To the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of the
United States Of a,nerica:
WASHINGTON. Sd, March, 1929.


WASHINGTON. 3d. March, 1929.
Transmit herewith to congress copy Of the in
s,ructions prepared by the Secretary Of state, and
furnished 10 the minister of the United States APP
pointed 10 attend to the assembly Of American pie
nipotentaries, first held at Panama, and thence
transferred to Tacubaya. The occasion for which
they we're given has passed away, and there Is no
presen, probability ofthe renewal those nesocia-
lions but the purpose for which they were 'nten-
ded are still of the deepest interest TO our country
aud to the world, and may hereafter call again for
the active energies of the government OF the United
States. The motive for withholding them from
general publication having ceased, justice to the
Government from which they emanated, and to the
people for whose benefit it was instituted, require
that they should be made known. With this view
and from the consideration that the subjects embra
,ed by those instructions must probably engage
hereafter the consideration of our successors,
deem it proper to make this communication to ootf
houses Of congress. One copy only OF the ,nslruc
tions being prepared, | seud it TO the senate, re
uuestine that it may be transmitted also to the house
vi representatives.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-07
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL,
Richard C. anderson and John Sergeant, Esqrs.
appointed ENJOYS extraordinary and MINIS
tiers penipotentiary Of the United States 10
the congress at Panama.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
From the Hartford Mercury.
HENRY CLAY.

Proud ia the eminence which this
great man at present occupies After
sustaining 2, for four years, the unceasing
torrents Of SANDER and ribaldty Of his
persona! and political ensaiss, aud
suffering all that their most vindictiye
passions could inlet, he now fetires into
the bosom of privacy --consoled by the
reflection OF faithful discharge OF his
political duties, asd practical COM
mentary upou bis own patriotic senti
ment, what is public man worth, who
will not sacrifice himself for the good Of
his country
A sacrifice indeed he has been Of
fered up living sacrifice, 10 the merci.
less vengeance of his enemies; 6issding,
but mol bound, and laid upon a political
bed Of torture, which their malice aud
Ingenuity invented, more excruciating,
even than the tabled one of Procrustss
not to torment its victim only, but to
extsrminate A heart less resolute,
would have shfunk from the conflict or
shrunk beneath its pains. His, howev-
ar.was endured with fortituds and self
possession, that was never appalled, at
danger, or that quaked with apprehsn-
sion, aud was always rendered vigorous,
in proportion to the difficulties be bad
to surmount. aud the benefit he was
likely to confer by the struggle, upon
his country. The effort OF his enemies
TO crush him, was as vain and impotent
as il was incessant aud malisnsnt, and
his character like the healthful and
elastic palm leaf, which springs from
the tread OF oppression, with its life
renovated and its beauty refreshed
deties their utmost powers Of caiamny
to destroy It.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
From the Massachusetts Journal

.Hr. Clay and Mr.. .McLean.-We are
rather surprised at the language held
by the Cincinnati Gazette, respecting
the nomination Of MIR. Clay. So much
caution and forecast nine times in ten.
defeats itself. At present we believe
that the eyes and minds Of the late ad.
ministration party are turned towards
Kentucky; and that Mr. Clay, without
being formally nominated, Is a candi
date for the presidency. lie ought TO
be president on account of bis high
talents, his experience. bis manly and
exalted sentiments, and the wrong.
which the na,ion have permitted him To
suffer from bis weak hearted enemies
At this distance OF time the deepest
policy can do nothing but form conlec.
lures; why not let nature puraue her
work without damping her with doubt.
and fears. For ourselves we feel like
old Kent, and will give our service to
none but 30 the country and Henry
Clay. We had rather fail with him
than succeed with any other gentleman
than we know of Shall we not have
one great man more for Presidenti-
The character and policy of country
can never settle down to any thing
re spectable and stable until we take
principle for our polar star, and lllow
the heavenly guide. To be always on
the look out and ready TO compromise
is conte nptible and ruinous We be.
lieve that Mr.. Clay can take the field
with New England and Kentucky. -
What other candidate can boast half SO
much strength AT this timer II Ohio is
so unwise as to leave this meadow and
latien on that moor she is welcoms
We have good opinion of Mr. McLeaa
as an industrious and polite man, out
we hope his claims will not he urged
prematnrefy and to his own injury.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

has not the confidence of either party,
While Mr.. Clay has the universal respect
OF all and the hearty, entire, and un
wavering confidence of every friend OF
domestic protection. No other western
man can SO effectuaIlv concentrate
their suhrages' as HENRY CLAY
The fact is conceded, even by the enc.
mics of Mr.. Clay, that
IF friendship for the Tariff is The
enly standard BY which the merits Of
public men are to be estimated. then
.ur Gay may successfully appear to
the suifInges OF the nsiion.!'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
From the National Intelligencer.
THE GENERAL POST OFFICE.

The General Post Office seems to be
suffering in the progress OF Reform"
There never, probably, was a more sig.
aal illustration of the value OF the old
,roysrb, LET very well alone" than IS
10 be found in the present condition Of
hat Department. in which chaos seems
20 have come again. This Home De-
,actment sf the Governments efficient
nnder the late Administrator, is almost
broken down under the attempt to con-
,ert il into a great party machine; an
attempt which has never been made
before, and the slightest tendency to
WHICH has been, heretofore Indignantly
rrowusd upon by public opinion.
In regard to what is and what has
,esn passing therein, there have been
divers unauthsnticated statements MADE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

Shoe Making The town OF Lynn
Mass has long been distinguishes
as the place where the manufacture of
shoes has been carried to the greatest
extent; but very few probably. have
any idea how great 10 the qIaniiiy
really manufactured in that one town.
the following extracl from OH articEe
in the Lynn Mirror, gives some d.
tails respecting one branch OF the
business, from which we may form
some judgment OF the extent al the
whole. at is probable that about
5000 pair OF ladies, misses, and chill
dren's shoes are made daily; Of which
perhaps three eighihs are sheep SKIN.
and one eighth goat skin suorocca -
To manufacture the cloth shsrs would
require from $4,000 10 100 900 yards
of cloth, which is principally uiasiu-
featured in and about Leeds, ~ Eng-
land, for which are paid from sc fs
125 cents yard For the morocco
shoes it would require about a0gc1
goat skins, and 10000 to loo 030'
sheep skins, and the sole lssshef Tor
/ the whole would probably anuunl 10
/ about 40 900 pounds. at Is TO % esias.
! Il won d require about | 100000 So 10
/ Of galloen 10 bind them, and 2 fU0.-
600 yards Of riband to trim shvm,
with 10000 yards Of factsrv eesion
and 20, 600 yards of Russia sseeilng
for lining. 900 pounds of sew, six.
4,O0o pounds OF shoe thread, AL 1900
pounds OF binding thread OF ne
| silk aud thread about scyea e shsAS ]
| ippegIed.o,- CaA cas.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

a fsrirait.-A correspondent Of the New
England Palladium thus descrises the Homer.
able Secretary Of tie Navy'
"Some wag, though in spirit OF SIM
cerity no DOUBT, has tsId US how much
the Navy is to be benefited by the
administration OF Governor Branch.
doubt it, and every enc who cemss in
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
whole No. l547.

Miles King have been permit
ted by an esteemed friend to take ,ha
relieving extract from = letter received
by him, In relation 10 the case Of lha
gentleman at the head of this ar,is 10.
Mr. King, il win be recollecte6. was
removed from tho situation a. N.yv
Agent, at NorfeFk, and that, on 6nd;nr
bis removal had created great dissayis.
faction Ia Virginia and elsewhere, aa
attempt has been made by the stipsndi.
aries Of power, TO impress tie pubhc
with the belief that he was defanl,er.
Without assuming the responsibility Of
positive accusation, insinuation Is re-
sorted to, and the terms apparent dial.
cation is made the fern OF an ACCUSE.
ton against him. Such cruelty must II
any thing can, awaken a sense al Justice
in the people. Dir. King Is an entire
stranger TO us, and therefore, eur sym
patty for him arises solely from our
belsfin bis entire prepriety OF conduct.
Bait Chron.
"Mirrs Ktss has returned from Washing.
ton; the accounts be carried AZ are enough -
shew balance in his favsr---he has more ia
preparation. and before he is cons. he w,il
prove Unsie Sam defaHitse; that is. viii Grove
Q large balance in his own favur. lie has caiu.
ed many warm friends among the JaekssnmeU
themselves, by his manly bal prudent course.
and the Acknowledgements Of the clerks az
Washington, that his accounts have bee, MR.
fsctiy csrres, aud clear. and hat they are ata
ioss for any reason why he shouts have been
turned OUT
Amos Kendall fourth auditor Of the
Treasury Department. with asalary Of
the City of Meaningless nearly fss
months. Has he sought some salubri-
Gus retreat, to repair a constituiian shat
tered by too exclusive devotion to Of.
fetal dutiesi Far from il. lie is snug-
" seated in the editorial chair II the
Frankfort Argus, furnishing, as was his
wont. the usual allowance of security.
falsshood. and naueiating fattcry.
What would have been said i4ad any
officer under the late administration left
his post, and gene 500 miles to edit
paper, drawing his salary at the same
tinei-What hubbub about the hber-
ty Of the press. aud the interference Of
fsdsral officers in state affairs would
have been raised Yet Got a Ned il
said by the party about this rsnsianea
editor rasuming bis voeasian, with "a
does. without rcsignieg his olice, aof,ll
5000 a year.
Since the origin Of the government.
was ever the spectacle bsfesc pre- serted.
of responsible and we'll paid officer,
retiring from his bureau to pua through
the columns Of paper, in which his
nams appears as editor, the ado isistra.
ton OF the man, by whom. as the REGARD
of par,izan services, office Was confer
red upon him. 1ysn0.
A charge of . most singular character
IL made against candidate fof Congress
ia Maryland. 1t is no less ti,aa that
The gets his coats and psntsIooas made
in Baltimore!n One night BE- led 10
suppose the voters were all tailors.---
This is in reality descending to parti-
culars.n --
Its announced in the Buffalo Rapub.
lican, that the Dangerous part II liable
Rock, al the falls Of Niagars, will be
blown of on the 9Th Of October; Sir
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

Mr.. simpson is Clerk in the General
Pest offics.-Edtors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

Its announced in the Buffalo R4pub.
lican, that the Dangerous part II liable
Rock, at the falls Of Niagars, viii be
blown of on tho 9Th Of October; Sir
John Colborn having given permission
to Mr.. w. Forsyth. A great frolc 10
expected SAM PArcu has been invi~-
ted. II be declines TO jump, Schooner
is to be ssut over the falls
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

A charge nf most singular character
IL made against candidate fof Congress
in Maryland Ii is no less ti,aa that
The gets his coats and psntsIooas made
in BALTIMORE" One night b. led 10
suppose the voters were all iailors.--
This is in reality descending to parti-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22
Hsdissday. oeio,,,.


After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. lava
Convention was called to order.
No business appearing to occupy tho G.,
yention, Mr.. M Coz moved that the Honl-
do now adjourn. but withdrew bis motion ;,
the suggestion of
Mr.. Doddridge, who stated thathe badha,.
informed that if the House had set half -
hour longer yesterday, a portion of the d..
cuments called for from the Auditors OF.c,
would have been presented, and might thep
have been ordered TO be printed. No orde,
to print could be gwen without the actior- 9f
the House, and if an adjournment $40.
then take place, il should be until some Iosr
in the afternoon, when ii any documents
should be presented, the House might or5e>
them to be printed.
| The President here laid before the Conyen.
ton the following Report from the Auditor
| auditors Office, 18Th Oct. 1879
| Sir:-ln compliance with one of the Rsso.
lutions adopted by the Convention. | hay.
the honor TO transmit statementof the nur-
Der of persons IN each county and corporal.
town within this Commonwealth cbsrreJ
with State tax on movable property for tba
year 1898. The Documents called for br
the other resolutions viii be furnished as soon
as they can be prepared.
| have the honor to be, sir. with great "a,
pect and consideration. your obedient ser,,r,
JAS. + HEATH,
Auditor OF the Public Accounts
The Honorable JAMES MoxaoE.
President of the State Convention
A STATEMENT
Of the number OF persons in each County ana
Corporate Town within this Common.
wealth, charged with State Tax for The
year 1928, on movable property.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-22

Occurring after meeting Of the Convention
il will of course devolve the filing of my va
cancy on the remaining Delegates.
With the most earnest wishes for the sue
cess Of yonrlabors, and with the highest res
pect for yourself and the body in which you
preside, | am your obedient servant,
(Signed) WIN. A. q. DADE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21

Sugar, Tea, Molasses, etc.
T lindsay, hit. & Co offer for sale
IL 65 hhds a. q. sugar, lst and % quality
Is do 81 Crnlx do
80 do n. mnlasses
20 tierccs do do
Ito chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial &
V. u. teas, importation "f Is g, superior quail
10 ID and Ia ca,ty boxes do do do do
100 bags green Porto Rico coffee
20 do Java do
50 barrels mess and prime pork
SIS dn aud prime beef
$50 sacks fine salt. Liverpool filed
50 barrels \. f.. ram
Losn"c brandy in pipes and half do
y o rum in hJgshesds
/ hogshcat " India shrub, very fine
bales soft she'll Almonds
/ do paper
% boxes CaYentlish tobacco Of good quality will
be sold 1T z cents per ID
20 bags pepper
do pncnto
10 10 f kegs r s4ss Ginger
~ do saIipetre
SO barrels henngs
&c do No. 3 mackcre
IS brxcs lemons
50 boxes shaving soap
S do WHITE d.
90 do mould candles 'tw.R.l July II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21

Fveah Teas. SC.
FOWJ.E & Co. have for sale
4D.A chests and half CHESTS Young Tyson tea, ct
EOO the samats@'. cargo imported ~ April, and
OF superior quality
60 hhds st Groin aud New Orleans rrnc sugars
50 hhGs retailing rnolasses
80 bags Rio coffee
1yO bags Sumstra pepper
IS pines
half pipes Sicily u.d.;r, WING
quarter casks
eighth casks
20 pipes, half pipes and quarter casks, fico
Madeira vine
90 baskets Champagne
100 baskets Bor.'eauN salad oil
30 pipes 4tn proof Cosnac brandy brand
10 prpes Holland gin
II p p% New Orleans r jamaica favored
50 50 h hnhs New England rum
= bbls prime and mess beef
40 bbis 2nm- PORK
II tons 81 Petersburgh clean hemp
80 bolts Russia duck
12O dc heavy and ugh, Ravens do
$50 coils patent ccrdage, assorted sizes
90 packages seine, sewing, and shop Irvine
200 hides red Sosl leather
IS bales of brown shrtmgs
1Ou casks nails assorted sizes
900 do pure white lead
1900 sacks, Liverpool filed, blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do Turks Island salt July ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21
no. 1884
An Elderly Gentleman.

nNE who has better days, is now in This place
- and would be glad to obtain situation that would
give him decent support His papers. recommended
tons, at this Office, where they at any time
be seen They have heen looked OVER by the editor
Of this paper who would be glad 70 interest some Of
his fellow Citizens in behalf OF ONE, who although
fortunate, is evidently competent to transact almost
any kind { business July 6-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21
CmiciMea Magnesia

NXYE have received direct tfnm he Maryland Oh"
w mical rks, suPpy OF Sup nor Cticned Mag
ne, ia made after the manner Of uenry'S celebrated
msGuesia his magnc STA We rairan' to b. as good,
f better, than the Eng ash, hsviHg By tcstne the
articles together, proved th'> % be snper'1r
We here offer in condensed form, ~ half the price
of the imported perfectly pure m,gnesiS, s'd 1t may
be taken INTO the moss delicate stomach without pro-
iucing the slightest nausea tan Of ec, oft.a 50 cons
derabe with phvsicians) beng rather pleasant than
lisagreeab,e tasted In The use OF the American srt
cle and wher it shall became nersy kn wn, we are
satisfied it will supcrccde the Of he imported
pecaly as is aifored at the price AMI IS more
sure in effect than the common calcned asneSa, It
is PUT up in bottles and labelled with directions IN
convenient size for families retailing IN country
stores, OF other places where medicines are Vended
Also, an assortment of
COMBS. BRUSHES IND scars,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth har, flesh nail varnish, sash tools, and csmes
hair brushes
Rose, transparent, variegated and Windsor shaving
soaps For sale by
august IL WILLIAM ''ANPi'IER Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21
Notice

ALL persons indebted to Robinson & Shnn or to
~ James Robinsan viii pleas: call aud settle heir
accounts an all who have any claims hast the sad
Robinson & Shan or JsaeS Robinson, viii ring IN
their accounts Immediately.
aug ll-20 IAHES ROBINSON.