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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
Cash for Negroes

syTE wish to purchase hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes. from IL to IS years Z"
age, field hands also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give US s
CALL as we are determined to give higher price fol
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be in this market and no certificates required.
. Any commune atoms promptly attended to. We can
at all times be found at ourrcsdence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C..
mar31 FRANKLIN AhAriSLD.
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To Nent.
L Nr sLrnt,
The HOUSE and ONE ACRE

sSis liz LOT opposite the residence Of sirs James
EHisssk Hone. Iii now in complete order Tho
ssssSs3 OF contains variety If select fruit trees,
and is considered desirable and health, situation
To good tenant it will be rented low for more
wears T.ATRFNCF fWfS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
T esh & Genuine Garden seeds

MN VI. MORKISD\, King street, Alexandra, has
w Just rccerved, from tn. Boston Agricultural and
II nv. cultural Sc d Establishment his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
Eutrac! from Law of the Corporation relatiut

Alexandria, 18th March. 1859. AS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-05
For Bnstnn.
For BOSTON.
For Freisht

tx The schooner .9DELdlDE afNNEK
5sHCaptsin Atkins Brown, carries 900 bills APP
- \ NJ :. a. JAN EY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

The inhabitants express their Joy in Unusual do.
Pedro himself Ia astonishcd, They will henccfor,h
be delivered from tho lion yoke of tyrant. The
warm sun which shines in these countries, is in
compatible with oppression.
o'clock.-I have set foot on Portuguese soil
but have just received orders to rc-cinbark A
party of are to sail for Lisbon, willis another
party approach ii by land. Our troops arc In fine
spirits.
IIAVRE MARKET, July 19.-From the Enr.
fish Review for 10 days. received the Office of the
Journal of Commerce.
There is very little inquiry for foreign corn or
hour-A few sales American flour have taken
place at further decline of Of per Dbl; 500 bbls
Rochester at 37f So duty paid 40 do fine 3If 500
Richmond sup. fine at 3if Stock, $1,000 hec
wheat, 20 900 bbls -four
Cotton-Heavy supplies since the 10th, and Ian
guid demand have brought down prices I-2a2c
further for all short staple Louisiana is steady.
the sales are SIS Louisiana at 92a1O9c; 1926 Up
land Mobile, &c. at S1a96c. Arrivals l6, 263 bales
from the United Statcs.--Stock 81 ,092 bales.
Sales, July 1922 bales Georgia Cotton at
Stable; 1875 do Mobile S5a9ic; 68 Louisiana
93d9Ic; l6O br!s. potash, inspection of 1881
$3.50, do I'D 39f; IL tons whalebone at If27b;
40OO green Buenos Hides at 40c.
July 20.--Extract of letter. We have moth.
ing to add to the annexed full report on the
state of our market. There has been considera.
bic activity in Coffee and Indigo, and price.
have improved Ashes and Cotton declined.
Marseilles, July l4.-The weather favors the
crops, which in the South are far advanced.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

TENO GABRIEL DIX-Sir Since you do not
q reside within the Commonwealth of Virgil
MIA, and have no agent to me known, within the
same, L take this method of notifying you, that
shall, at the store Of George K. Carlton, in the
county of King & Queen and State of Virginia, on
the 9Th and 18th of Sept. next, between the hours
of o'clock, in the morning, and sunset of those
days-and in the tavern of A. G. Shackleford, at
the courthouse of the said county, the 11th Of
the same month, and, between the same hours of
that day-and at the store of III. RI. Cauthorh, in
the county of Essex and State aforesaid, on the
18th, 18th and 18th of the same month, and be-
tween the same hours of those days-and at the
tavern of Thos. Matthews, in the town of Tappa-
hammock and State aforesaid-on the 18th and
18th of the same month, and between the
hours of those days, proceed to take the Geposl
tons of William Nowb, Richard Newbill, Miss
| Coates, Robert Pollard, WIN. F.. Gaines, and
dry other persons to be read as evidence, in suit
now depending and undetermined in the circuit
superior court of law and chancery. for the county
of King & Queen aforesaid, in which suit 1
Pltf, and you and others dts, at which times
apd places you may attend if you think proper.
au 2-law4w JAMES NEWBiL1.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a week
tuesdays and FndaysD at FIVE dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
For advetisins-75 cents square (o ess) for the frs,
insertion. and 5O cents Tor each continuance The num-
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The advertisements will be continued and charged
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subscribe
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states will he received in payment for subscription 10
The Wing though Virginia ". States Bank Notes would
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All letters to the Editors be post paid or they will
receive no attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
Lansdowne i'm Market.

z Offer for sale this beautiful Residence and
II Farm, containing, by survey, about S35 Acres,
adjoining the farms of Mcssrs. Wexford and Ber-
nard and within three miles of Fredericksburg.
This scc is so notorious for health, as Justly to
entite 1t to the character of American Mont
peilicr. The residence is and commodious,
containing eight rooms, and has attached all neces
sary out buildings, both for domestic and farming
purposes Between 5 and 600 are Kappa
hammock fiat, the balance undulatiDg wood land
in the back ground fthe house, from which the pros
pect is extensive and beautiful The arabic land
divided into four fields of 100 to $50 acres each
has been rapidly improved during the occupancy
of the subscriber. The farm is well watercd, hav-
ing stream through each field, and is well adapt
cd to the growth of grass in common with all the
products OF our tide water DISTRICTS good Spring is
within a stones throw of the door.
Persons dcsireus of purchasing will doubtless
view the premises (Which will be shcwn by myself
at all times or my Manager, i'll of my alb
sence) Title unquestonable, and terms accommo-
dating, if early application be made. Any further
particulars if desired, will be readily obtained by
line addressed to GEO. w. BASSETT.
August TO- 1882.
~ The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
She above twice week, till lst Oct. clio
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
A TEACHER WANTED.

~ ' III trustees of Mercer Academy IN VIrgt-
81 MIA desire so employ Teacher well quail
fed TO teach the Latin and Greek languages, tho
elementary branches of Mathematics, PhitOSOPhy
and General Ethicks, and for this purpose solicit
correspondence with gentlemen who feel
themselves qualified for the situation.
They do not want Lecturer upon the several bran
ches named, as is sometimes customary in Colleges
and other large Scholastic Institutions but would
expect that their teacher would be capable of pre-
pairing class Of u 20 young gentlemen for
University College course in the above bran
ches. Provided such teacher be procured,
his situation would be permanent in a pleasant and
healthy village with good society and liberal wa
gcs. gentleman Of middle age and accustomed
to teaching would be preferred Young men who
are preparing for the liberal profession arc not
solicited. What the Trustees desire Is man who
has made or intends TO make teaching his whole
business. Good moral character is Indispensable
letter addressed to the Trustsess Of Mercer
Academy, Kanawha Court House, Virginia, will bs
duIy attended to. SPICER PATRICK.
JOSEPH LOWELL,
FOR the Trustees Of Mercer Academy
U5 The Editors Of the Richmond Wing, Ma
tlonai lntellIgencer, and New York American, will
please insert the above three times, and forward
their accounts to the Editors Of the Kan1wha Ban
ner / r payment, aug l0-c3J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

"Throw physic to the dogs" said Macbeth, in
contempt for art PROCESSING to heal, but iucOn.
petCnt 10 'nlni5.cr to a mind diseased" Though
physic may DC thrown TO The dogs as useless, the
Cholera has demonstrated that it may DO given TO
hogS with effect. We lately related fact which
occurred in Portsmouth, OF several hogs having
died Of Cholera, with which they became diseased
from feeding water melons, aud wo now hear Of
a sim lar case in Elizabeth City. a gentleman
there writing to his friend in this town, says:
Il saw 4 hog in the street to-day, cytnciug every
symptom Of the strongest case of Choleri;-t was
truly distressing hear the poor creatures cries,
aud witness the continual twitching and Jerking Of
its limbs and muscles, as it lay in spasmOdic con-
clifton while its Gvocua ions proceeded in an almost
uBIn sTrupted dow, &c.'-N0rjOIk He3aif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

watched tho continued procession of people pass
ing i'roIa the Waterford side through the village
of Ballyhac, proceeding to the field appointed Tor
tho meeting TO be held in, and for upwards of tw .
hours did the line continue unbrokcn, while an
equally imposing mass of human beings on foot,
in chaiscs, and cars, and horseback, moved into
the field from the roads in the direction of Kilkenny.
The chair was filled by the Hon. Colonel ?. But
Ter, of Ballycorra Deputy Lord Lieutenant of tho
county, who went % miles that morning To record
his dcstctaton of the 1.-THE system, and to demand
full and Just reform, repeal of the Union
He addressed the meeting ably, and was followed
by gentlemen from KILKENNY, Mr.. MGrath, oil
Waterford, Mr.. Rivers, of Tybrougbncy, Mr.
Hutchinson, of Kiltorcan, Mr. Lalor, of Frcshford
Mr.. Baly, Mr. Hayden, of Cahcrlusk, nc. &c. Az
the meeting tar too large TO allow all To boar
what spoken at the principal platform, second
was put up at a considerable distance, from which
several of tho speakers made their addresses.
The proceedings occupied from one till half past
four o'clock; and great the crowd, and con.
there any i'll behaved person to be seen. After the
meeting, nearly 100 gentlemen and respectable
farmers sat down to most abundant and excellent
cold dinner, which did great credit to Mr.. Conway
of Ballyhac, under whose management 1T was pre-
pared. The Hon. Colonel Butler acted President
f.. Smithwick, Esq as Vice President, and after
several toasts and speeches the party broke up al
an early hour.
Six men had been tried and convicted for illegal
y assembling to obstruct the payment of tithes and
thirty six had pleaded guilty. Sentence had not
even passed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
I'll Summer .ESesreNs.

II HE Subscriber respectfully informs those who
n may be interested, that he has made arrange
ments to accommodate few families with Board,
by the week. at his House of Entertainment, ten
miles above Richmond. Persons desiring Rooms,
and wishing further Information will be pleased to
call on +. j. SMITH, Richmond.
FREDERICK ARGYLE,
aug Q 2lwA ATqyle's Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
Elk ES.L.RTD
FOR SALE

b obedience to decree Of the circuit superior
- court OF law and chancory, for the county of
HenrIco, pronounced the 10Th day of June,
1892, in suit pending in said court, wherein John
Peyton Boiling and others plaintiffs, and John
Gillian and others are defendants, the subscriber
the commissioner therein named will offer for SALE
at public auction, at the Eagle Tavern, in tho city
of Richmond, on the 30th day of August next the
estate in the will of DIR. James S. Gillian mention
ed, called Elk Island, including the high land
called 1uggles, and half the fishery. This
property is generally known to be one of the most
valuable estates in Virginia, the island being James
River low grounds of the first quality. Persons
desiring to view the lands, are referred to Mr. Fow
Ter, the present manager of the estate, by whom il
VIII be shewn Possession will be given on the
ilrst day OF January next but the purchaser will
nave The privilege of sowing a crop of wheat this
fall and the privilege Of curing the growing crop
OF tobacco, will be reserved to Judge May, the pre-
sent tenant.
The sale will be OIL a credit of one, two, three
and four years, equal nstalments-the first pay.
ment to be secured by n bond, with approved per
sona security, and the title to the lands to be re-
served, until the whole purchase money shall be
paid, as a security therefor.
am authorized to say, that if the purchaser
shall desire it, Judge May will have full crop of
wheat sown on the land, on fair terms
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
Petersburg, July 18th, 1882. Commissioner.
jy H-2awtds
W The sale Of Elk ISLAND
above advertised, will take place on the premises,
and not in Richmond. The time of sale will still
be the 30th inst, at ~ O'clock, unless prevented
by great inclemcncy Of weather; in which case the
safo will take place at the same hour the next
day. w. VI. ATKINSON,
aug IL 2aw5t Commissioner.
ANDING, for sale, Sperm. Candies, 4's; Lees
- best Soap, Cider Brandy. Apply to
% OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
eel boIeaale aortees Current
RICHMOND, AUGUsT Is. 1899.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, teay-
fine, l0Olb. = a 10
good, 5 at
fair, 4a5
refused, 81 a 4
! lugs, "a as
manufactured
LIST Iualcavendish, lb35a4'
mall twist, no. l, HAS
no. 81 a 10
Flour, city mills, 64a7
country, So
Whedt, llual15c
Corn, bush IS
Coal, best for shipping,lsa2C
inferior, Halls
Cotton, ~ a So
| VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Beesudr, best, 10 a 20
Butter, I2a!7
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 SO
Bacon, 7,8
Cheese, Z a 81
Candles, tallow, mould,llAl
sperm. ;'Oa32
Coffee, WI. green. l3IaI4j
Rio, I34
Java, white, Halls
ordinary qualities, l1Aal2
Chocolate, no. ], I8
CoPpcras, ID. "a a3
Fish, herrings, no. /, 500
shad, no. I, 81
mackcrel, no. I, 5 Is
do. no. ,, 4 so
do. no. 3, }
Frnif-.raisms, bunch, box, 3s
muscatel,3S
Feathers, live geese, good, 33
Glass, windows xlO, SO feet,
2 rs l0xl2, do. 3
GunPo,oder, Dupont's, )
Rogers 8
Hemp, Amer. ton, 100 a 100
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dried, I6aIG
sailed, I2al5
Indigo, Sp'hflotant, lbI25al75
Iron, Swedes, ton, 80 a 81
English, 80
American, so a IS
Lard, 7a8
Lime, 81 80
Leather, soal, lSa2l
upper l rs a 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 f. %
inerchantable, IL a l3
mahogany, 81. Dom. #. lOal7
Bay, 8 a 10
HoiasseS, gal. n. o. 80
w. India, generally, 32a33
Meo!, bushcl, 75aSU
MAIDS, cut, Id. So
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. HAAS
sperm.winterprsd.gal.9o
do. summer do. 75a8U
Oats, bush. 35a37
PiaiSter Of Pa,rs, ton, A
Pork, prime, Dbl. I2s
mess, IA so
Rice, Carolina, 4
Sugar, loafl3a 7,lumpI2aI3
N. 0. brown, 100 lbs. 6a7l
St. Crois, do. - a l0A
muscovadoes, 6 a 80
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, l 95
ground alum, l 20
>niipetrc, Id. 9alO
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal.l4als
apple brandy, new, 3sa4O
peach do. IS a 80
rum, St.Croix& Ant.60a90
do. New England, 80
gin, Holland, lO5alI2
10. American, 35 a36
Wh:skey, "a
Steel, German, III 12a14
English b'is'ered, IL !
Amer do. 54a6
Shot, lb Z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28

n ANDING, for sale, Sperm. Candles, 4s; Lees
- best Soap, Cider Brandy. Apply to
au % OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-28
BRISCOE G. BALDWIN.

Staunton, Va. August l7th, 1882.
u the Ed tors of the Enquirer and Wing,
Richmond, and of the National Intelligencer,
Telegraph, and Globe, Washington, will please
publish the above once week till the LIST of No
vember, and forward their bills to this Office for
payment-[StauntonS Spectator.
au 20-wl1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
CONGRE SIS.

In the Senate, on Wednesday, Mr.. Benton,
on leave, introduced bill to reduce the duty on
Indian blankets and other Indian goods, which
was read aud ordered to second reading. AZ
Ter the presentation of petitions, and second read
Ing of bills, the bill providing for the settlement
of the claims of certain States for interest on ad-
vances made by them to the United States. dur
ing the late war. was ordered Is second reading.
The following bills were passed: The bill for the
reef of .nhn Proctor; the bill Tor the relief of
john B Taylor; the bill for the relief Of Henry
II. Tuckerman; the bill for the relief of Robert
son and Barnwel; and the DILL for the relief Of
William Quincy and Charles Z. Quincy
After spending a short time in the consideration
of Executive business, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, among the
resolutions introduced, was one BY Mr. DAVIS
Of South Carolina, calling on the Committee on
Foreign Relations to inquire INTO the expediency
Of reducing the number of our Ministers resi-
dent abroad, above the rank of Charge d'Affairs,
to three. viz: to England; France, and Russia.
1t was adopted, OH division, by vote of--ayes
80. Mr.. Dravton submitted resolution on the
subject of increasing the pay and emoIu.
naval emouments of naval officers so as to place
them on an equality with officers of similar rank
in the army, which was also agreed to. Mr. Dray-
ton likewise introduced bill, from the Military
Committee. to increase the pay of amorers in the
army of the United States, which was read twice
and committed to Committee of the Whole on
the State Of the Union, The resolution of Mr..
Blair, of Tennessee, was, together with the amend
ments, laid upon the table, on the motion of Mr..
Wicklife The remainder OF the sitting was &C.
'cupied in the consideration Of private bills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
i, Count Witt, and IL Colonies received wounds

IS Count Witt, and II Colonies received WOUNDS
or contuslOns.
Ten artillery and 40 staff and uperior officers
were killed and wounded, among whom are 8
commanders Of brigades or companies; one hun.
dred artillerymen are killed, and three hundred
wounded; 500 artillery horses were killed, and
eight powder wagons blown up. The whole loss
Of the army is 5000 killed, including IS officers;
and $500 wounded, including AS officers
Half Of the latter have already joined their regi-
ments again, and it is to be hoped that great
number Of the wounded soldiers will soon be able
to return to the ranks.
VIENNA, Oct. 28.-Letters from Lemberg say
that Geu Rudiger has repeatedly demanded that
the remains Of the Polish army which have sought
refuge in our territory, should be given up. but
this demand has been refused by the Emperor's
commands. Several Generals Of the Polish ar.
my, Romarino. Dangerman, &C., are now at
Brunn, all recei,in. daily from our Government
l2 francs, the same as prisoners Of war. Most
Of them have, however, declined this assistance.
TURKEY.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Oct. l0.-On the 5th inst.
natural phenomenon, such as few people re-
member. and the effects of which have been most
destructive, filled with terror the inhabitants OF
this country. who are. at the same time, suffering
sultry night, threatening clouds rose about SIX in
the morning, in the horizon to the South West.
and a noise between thunder and tempest, and
yet not to be compared with either, increased
every moment. and the inhabitants of the capital,
reused from their sleep, awaited with anxious ex-
pecta,ion the issue OF this threatening pheno-
menon. Their uncertainty was not OF long
observation-disclosures OF ice, as large as Il mans foot,
falling. first sinsly, and then like thick shower
of stones, which destroyed every thing that they
came IN contact with. The oldest persons do
not remember ever to have seen such hail-stones.
Some were picked up half an hour afterwards,
which weighed above pound.
The dreadful storm passed over Constantine
| pie and along the Busphorus, over 1herapia, Blu
jukdere and Belgrade. and the farest, nay, the
only hopes of this beautiful and fertile tract, the
vintage, Just commenced, was destroyed in day.
Animals Of all kinds. and even some persons, are
said to have been killed; an innumerable quaint.
ty are wounded, aud the damage done to the
houses is incalculabe. Besides that, scarcely a
window has escaped in all the country. The
force of the falling masses OF ice was so great
that they broke in atoms all the tiles on the roofs
and shattered like musket-balls planks half an
inch thick. Since that dav the rain has not ceaS
ed to puur down in torrents and, from the slight
way IN which the houses are built, almost wholly
consisting o! windows, and with very Hat roofs
that have nothing to keep oft the wet besides
| tiles, innumerable families are not much more
comfortable than in biyUuac.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
LATEST FROM COLOMBIS.
Correspondence IF The Nev York Dolly 8dc

6. BoGoTA, l4th Nov. 1851.
- The Congress sitting here has declared New
Grenada an independent State. Venezuela and
the Equator had separated long since from Co
lombia. which is now divided into three States;
aud probably Federal Government will be es-
tablishcd in few months.
- The Government has made decree this day.
doing away with the cxac;ion Of five per centum,
which has been collected on European goods when
imported in vessels OF the United States. This
will throw the whole of the business of Colombia
through the United States, and the decree will
be Of immense Importance to your country.
The whole Of the imporiations have been
made by British merchants They will now be
made by Colombian merchants, who have suffi-
cient capital to trade with the United States, but
have not generally enough to do n large business
with Europe. Yours, &c.''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXaAD RLa, m. e

Attic Texel, Oct. %, Helvetius, Patterson,
Alexandria.
Cowes, 9th, sailed Gnlnare. Grifiths, Balti-
more; Tallahassee, Glover New Orlean. 10th, put
back, Patriot. for Alexandra.
Extraordinary Ran TO HuUana. The Lovely
KeZia, McWillIam. has made the short run of
days from Charleston to Havana, being, we be-
feve. the quickest passage ever made from
Charleston to that place.
A Halifax paper. ofDec 81 mas been received.
Arrived l7th, Caravan Doane, Alexandria, 90,
with loss Of 40 bis Of Flour of deck.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
20 Rent,
A BLACKSNITH'S SHOP.

~ most eligibly situated in the country. about
81 !, four miles from Alexandria 1t is located az
IA ;. the nerse etion Of two rub!c roads, and in
good hands, would command the entire custom OF An
extensive neighborhood
There are two rspaces in it, with bellows to eaehs
and the necessary tools for carrying the shop; there
is also comfortable Dwelling house. and large LIT
used as garden; ali which will be let for one or more
years, easy terms, to good tenant is an excel.
lent stand too, for wheewright shop for which there
is room we'll calculated connected with the smiths
shop. A pretty good country negro Smith can also
be hired with the premises.
Apply 10 the subscriber, who wishes TO employ Ne.
mayer on his Farm for the ensuing year, and will give
good wages to one who come satisfactorily recon-.
mendcd. K. G. MASON.
dec 2l-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Tuis il To- si& Iatice,

TsIIAT the subscriber. uf Alexandra County, in the
L District OF Co'umbs. has obtained from. the or.
phsns Court of SAID Count, letters o. q lmn tratI"n on
the personal estate of Artcmcsa T. Rsarinn, late Of The
CO aforesaid decd All person having claims against the
said decedert. hereby 'girned exhibit The
- the subscriber, passed b, the Orphans Court. or
before the Sd dss of J,auAry. 1875. OF they may,
ty law. De exc udrd from all benefit TO said estate; -
and those indeo ed thereto required 10 make i'm.
mediate pa, nent Given my n;i tl,s 81 day of
january, 1882. CnAl;LES WRIGHT,
Administrator Of Ar,eInesaT Resrdon