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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-01
Friendly Request.

THE quotas due from insurers. to the Mutual
Il Assurance Society against fire on bulldingsm
the Town Of Staunton for the present year are now
in my hands for collection My feeble state ofhealth
trust will be received as sufficient apology fol
asking payment to me at my office at any time be-
tween this and the last of September next. j..
SAM'L CLARKE, Collector.
Staunton, Aug. lS, 1852.
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weeks and no private entry locations for land boun
ties heretofore granted by any law of Congress- for mil
tary services rendered to the United States of any Of
the lands, will be admitted until after tue expiration OF
Given under nv hand at the city Of Washington, this
tenth day of August, Ammo Domni one thousand eight
hundred and fftytwo. .nn r,,1uopr
By the President: .--.,--
| JOHN WILSON, Acting
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-01
Take Notice :,

AT meeting of the President and Directors of
n the Middebrook and ~Brownsburg Turnpike
Company, held at Middlehrook on Saturday, the
3lst july, it was ordered that Fifth quota of FIVE
dollars per share, be required of each Stakeholder,
payable lst August: and that additional quotas of
five dollars per share be required, payable on the
first day of each month thereafter, until all the
stock shall be paid in.
p. T. LINK, Sec'ry.'o =
August II, ls52.-tf '[lIeIl. 80.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-01
500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the night
IL of the 18th ultimo, living IL miles North
East of Roxboro', Person County, North Carolina,
near the Orange County line, Negro man by the.
name of JACK. Of jet black COM e.,
pexion, with sharp lbumpy face, MaA .
and very white and rather prominent s3
teeth, weighing about l55 pounds. M, is
He also took with him young light W. i
bay horse that PAGES very well, with -
scar on his right hind leg. He had when he left,
watch with brass face; and very good clothes:
1t is supposed that he is endeayoring tomake his
way through Virginia to free State, and proba-
free negro, and will attemptto pass as free man.
will give the above reward if taken out of the,
State and confined in Jail so that get him again;
or twenty-five dollars if taken within the State.
Address the subscriber at Red Mountain, Orange
County, North Carolina. :.
Auoust a 1S52.-Sw
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Notice.
James Cochran,

A TTORNEY AP LAW, Warm Strings Bath
I = 90: Va. Practises in the Courts of Augusta,
Rockbrldg!e, Pendleton, Bath, Highland, Abe
marie, Nelson and Rockingham.
Sep. /, l952.-2m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-01
Highland Academy.

VyHIS school is situated at the town of Monterey
Il in Highland county and will be reopened fol
the reception of pupils on the first Monday in Sep
tember and continue until the first Monday in July
thereafter: Those who wish to enter either f9r
the whole or half of the term. had better, apply
soon. = VIM. w. FLEMING, Pres.
Auo. 1S. 1885,.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
Commissioners sale of Land

SVhAEHk2sSShOfaCkES SstaO w h<Nahes
I'm pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
IL Augusta County, in the suit of Mary Hangers
heirs, against Mary Hangers Executors, will as
Commissioner, on Saturday the 18th Of the present
month, at | o'clock, on the premises, proceed to
sell at public auction, certain Tract of Land be-
longing to the estate of said Mary Hanger, lying
in the neighborhood of Middlebrook, and adjoining
the lands of VIM. Beard and VIM. Hull, contain
ing about
One Hundred and Thirty Acres.
1t has on it small LOG HOUSE and Stable,
and is well watered with never-failing springs.
TERMS.-So mach of the purchase money as
will be necessary to defray the expenses of sale,
and pay the costs of suit will be required in cash;
the residue on credit of one, two and three years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved sucurity;
the title also will be retained as ultimate security
until the purchase money is paid.
ID. S. YOUNG, Commissioner.
August 4, lS52-tds.
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Just Received,

EEN BOXES ID. Lump Tobacco, a fine article
AcO to retail at l2ac. lump-for sale by
LLOYD LOGAN s. co.
Winchester, Aug. IS, 1852.
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important Z!

VNI1E near relations of those of Colonel Fannin's
Il command massacred at Goliad, Texas, may
learn that which may be of value to them by APP
plying to John B.Watts, Attorney at Law, staun-
ton. ~ .f.[ io
Aug. IS, 1852, i,
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NOTICE.

TvHE subscriber has on hand some Seventy five
l.. Thousand WHITE PINE" SHINGLES of
superior quality, that he will furnish at his Store
at.Deerfeld, or will delver:to any one at fair
price. . JAMES ). GUY.
Deerfeld, Aug. 49,, l852.-tf. .f
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Bargains! Bargains!!

bargains bargains
STEINER &. Brother, will from this time for
~ ward sell off their remaining stock of Sum-
mer Clothing at cost, in order to make room for a
heavy Fall stock.
0o- Persons indebted to the firm will please call
and settle. ,..
Staunton, Aug. l6, 1852.
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Insurance Company
OF THE .lf
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,

.. CHARTERED MARCH IL, 1857. .
Capital $4,000, ,cih po.rer to increase the
- same to $500, 900. ~
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WAyNEsBORO MALE ACADEMY.

Harrlsonburg, Sep, l, lS52.-tm.
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The Age of Steam and Lightning

Millboro. Mills, Bath Co. Va,
August IS, lS52.-tds.
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Mountain Top 2. U.I
Aug IS, lS52.-3t.
OG Rock. Register copy 81.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
A: NJ. SIMPSON

DESIROUS of showing his gratitude to his
Northern cities and selected full assortment of
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Commissioners Sale.

Stanton, Aug. Is, le52.-3t.
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Acting Commissioner efthe General Land Ofic
August Ii lS52-l3t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08
w. GODDIN Auct.

GMALL FARM, about 4 mile east OF
y Richmond, on the read 10 Biakey's
Mill.
WIN he sold on Thursday Afternoon, the ll:h
November, 1852. upon the premises, commencing al
4 oelock, the desiraby located fARd ABOUT ore
mile east OF Richmond, now occup ed b. Dir !" L
Montague, near 70 Mr. John c hnsun Charles
land is in a high state Of improvement, ana is ad
n.i.ab!y adapted to the purposes OF a market gar
den.
The improvements are all nearly new-con'l't'
arr. nrwly papered and painted-and many other
buildings, such as barn, stable, sc. The wnoie
nTemIses are well enclosed, an in good repair
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of-sale. w GODDiE, Auctr.
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Office of superintendent Streets
November 4th 1852 {
NOTICE TO STONE MAsONS.-Propo

November 4th, 1882 )
NOTICE TO STONE MAsONS.-Propo.
L Y sails will be received at this office until II
O'Clock ON THURSDAY, the 18th November, 1852
for the extension of the Franklin street city culvert
from the western side OF 18th TO point about
mid way between 10Th and Doth streeta (about $50
teet) The depth will be from 10 to IL feet to the
top Of the bottom flag. The flag stones to be OF
hard granite not less than inches thick and to ex
tend thoroughly across ana under the side walls,
which to be 2 feet thick at bottom and Ii feet
thick at top. Its capacity will be feet wide and
3 feet high, clear and TO be covered with strong
granite slabs end all the masonry laij in good ce-
ment mortar. The contractor will be required to
ill in the earth over the culvert and remove the
surplus earth from the street the work progresses
State the price per running foot.
The estimate made at 81 per foot, and no bid
higher than that will be entertained
The pers5n to whom the contract is awarded
must enter into covenant with security, tor the
prompt aud faithful execution of the work within
days after the date Of the award his bid vii
be forfeited
no 5-dtd NJ. BATES Supt Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08
EXCHANGE HOTEL

RICHMOND, VA.
sNHE subscriber, having complete his wi,.ser ar
l. rsngemenis, takes this opportunity OF rerurn-
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and tne public
generally tor ihe liberal patronsg ne has received,
since he opened the above esta5 ishment, ald begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel IL now In
better cohdltloD tor the comtost o guests Than
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience which add greatly % It's
style, as well 10 It's comforts Respectfully So
lclts continuance OF the patronage hitherto lib.
orally bestowed upon MIN.
JOHN 2 BALLARD.
no dts Propy,aror
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A BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE
N MARKET FARM. ONE MILE BELOW
RIG aMOED, FOR SALE AT AUCTON.-Wil
be sold at public auction, on TUESI Af, the 9ih
November, 1852, upon the premises, commencing
at II O'Clock. the Farm on Marion Hill, now in the
occupancy Of Mr.. Charles Boswell, situated on the
OsbOrne's Turnpike, one mile below Richmond
The tract contains about 90 OF land. equal in
soil and fertility to any jacent 10 Richmond
The lanG is in high state ot cultivation; most OF
| il having been lined, bone busted aud manured.-
| The garden has fine extensive asparagus beds
| strawberries &c, also, fine young orchard The
buildings are ell Lew, consisting OF an eleg ant man
sion 81 b; A Ieet built OF the best materials one
story above the basement newly painted, with ten
rooms all neatly finished; also barn, stables, quar-
| ter, with four rooms, ice house, carriage house.
smoke house and all other 4ildings suitable to the
| place A fine spring OF water conveyed IN the
! yard and house by Hydraulic RAM II Is tne OF
the heathest situations i'll the country 1t mas been
settled tour years and not OF a. ue and Ie-
| yer. bilious or intermittent, in the tue
After the sale OF the land, the following personal
property will be sold. viz: first rate Mich o"s'
l6 Hogs rs barrels of Corn Fodder, Shucks, straw,
| Horse 3 years old, household aud kitchen ur
| lture.
TERMS For the ard, one-fourth cash, balance
| at and IL months, for negotiable notes, bearing
| interest," secured by trust deed. For the person
al estate all sans under $40 cash. over that amount
| months credit for approved endorsed ne9ouao.e
| paper. -, ,oDn,r A..
nos w. GODDIN ACcI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

E| The whole press of Philadelphia are out In Ia
toI Ut Hootands German Bitters as they are prepared
oi lass valuable remedy for Dyspepea, as we believe
At plies Cesidegatuui IN tue medical world long
needed. The greiched initators and couDterfeiters
have withdrawn their from the market and
tie pubic are spared from the danger of swallowing
poisonous mixtures lieu ii the real Bjters"-l5sr-
aid. no 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

TIRE MARKErs.--ln the Baltimore market,
Sunday, The rain prevented any transactions
~ Flour aud Grain. Prices unchanged.
Ia the New York Market, Saturday, Flour
Vas irmer. Sales Of 600 bbls. at 81 Us for
State brands; Southern do. s.. Sales OF 49,
600 bushels Canadian white Wheat at lO3c;
Genesee lie; Southern red l03alG4c. Sales
O $1,000 bu- heis mixed Corn ut S3a8J cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

NrEW WINTER GOODs.-I am just in
" receipt OF second assortment OF new Winter
Goods amongst whica may be found variety of
beautiful oihs, fancy plain CsssiIaeres, snds
rich 10. OF Cut Velvet VesuDgs, which will be
happy 10 make up in my usual style.
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON,
Draper and Tailor,
no law i4th street, opposite Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

- President Sparks, of Harvard Colleg
&. about to resign the post that he has so Ion
and ably filled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08
BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE, salesman.

land, HOU - Il EO l. ID FURNITURE,
Ii CROPS, HOGS, COWS, &C. AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold ON Friday, the 18Th inst, at ii
o'clock if lair il hot, the next fair day. ny tract Q!
land situated in the county OF Chesterfield, { mes
rropr the city of Richu1ond. containing $50 acres
and within 80 yards of the Richmond and Danyiile
Railroad The improvements are comfortable and
the land in good state OF cultivation. Also, the
crop Of Corn, Usts, Hay, FODDER, household Furni
ture, number OF young Hogs, Mich Cows, &C.,
&c. Terms at sale ]. 3 DUVALL.
sale to be conducted by Jno Payne. Auct.
N
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to FOR RENT, that very agreeable suour-
1.i ban retreat, known the Cottage, immediate
~ opposite Warsaw, la the town Oh Sidney. The
buiidIng Is OF brick, nearly new, and contains four
excellent rooms with every convenience, out
ne uses, Sc VITA we'll OF excellent water in the
ward There are also TWO acres of land attached in
d nue. state Ut cultivation, which, il properly man
agec, win produce rom to1r five hundred dollars
in ye2 elables, &C. To good tenant, II wall be
rented cheap; ana possession gwen immediately
For further particulars, apply 10
JOHN ii. SEAYRES,
oc 26-ts Al the Columbian aoEel.
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Il We regret to learn the death of Thomas
N. Smith, the editor of the Virginia Recorder,
N the town of Buchanan.
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r. Keep |. Before the People, tia.

bAhfhS CELkBRATED PREMIUM bIITERS
are sure cure TOT dyspepsia in all its various stases
as wensss the large number of voluntary certificates
no" ~ the hands of the proprietor and the great de-
mand Tor II wherever il has been introduced. No med
popularity possessed by these Bitters with little aid
from the public press. They preventive of Ague
ana ever eorrector Of disordered somachs and the
.ohie 10 De had at any price. Let the sufferer try
them and be convinced.
Price only 50 per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd L Co. A Bodeker. Ade & Gray Ben
nett Beers Gaynor & Wood, and + Picot, Main
street; II Blair, Vim Ladd, and Seabrook Reeve
broad street, Richmond, Va oe9
e1- For Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia.
&c. The liver being the largest gland in the human
body II is more frequently deanged than any other
Then follow dyspepsia, constipation cold feet and loss
OF appetEethe skin becomes yellow the spirits droor
and there great aversion TO society Regulate the
hSer and you correct all these evils The pre-
partitions TO take are DIR ROSES celebrated Railroad
Anti-Bous Pills They carry of the lille and soon
give appetite and strength.
HIS dyspepsia compound should be taken where a
person has been troubled with dyspepsia long time
fTce ~ cents but for colds, bilious habits iaundice
&c, take DIR Roses Anti Bilious OF Railroad pills "a
,ey 90 Snead on all other pills in their good effects
for sale by Purcell Ladd Co. Bennett & Beers O
Sirecker, Gaynar Wood A Bodeker Adie l. GRAY
Ladd. oc On
~ Ii was Discovered, about 20 years
ago IN the county OF King ana Queen, by a Ply
scian eminent In his profession, that Asetc Choi.
era, Cholera Morbus Bilious ChoIic D,septerv
Dlarrhona, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodlc diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since lhst time he has
proved that TACT to hundreds of fellow citizens
ana can prove it TO as many will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTISPASMODIC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
& co. or ANY Druggist in the city. See advertise.
ment. au 6-;}tawts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

- Madame Henrietta Sontag gave eight
concerts in Philadelphia lately, i'll rapid sue
cession, and it is said the gross receipts
amounted to $23. 400, and her nightly expenses
are said 10 be from 5000 TO $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

g Fall returns from all the counties in
the State Of New York are published in the
journal Of Commerce. Pierce's majority is
u qqt
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con itENAhD.-han away IRON The sub
- ~ Gerber, about four weeks ago, my negro
man WARNER. lie 10 a toerabiy stoIF negro,
about tive feet tive OF six inches hign-nas a very
shor, iooi, pleasing counsenance when spoken 70,
If not crossed, and remsf kabie small Tar. Hs
~ es size rather small and fullhas tolerably high
cneeA bones aEd round face. ] will give the above
reward tor the sale delivery OF Warner 70 me, In
Va
oc 30-diat G. B. MILLS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

- EADX THIS DAY Al SMITHS,
IL opposite the American
Confessions OF an Elton Boy, by Charles Ro"croft
sec
Mems Wives, by Thackeray-5oc
Gallant Tom, by the author Gf Yankee Jack-2oc
Adventures of Lilly DawsOn-25c
The Coque.te, by the author OF MissetiEus
Ihe Rubber, by James-25c
Nike Fink. by Emerson Bennett-e5c
Life OF Daniel Webster, pamphlet edition-l2}sc
Gentleman Jack, or Life on the Road-25c
The Queen Of the Sea-25c. The ling OF the sea
t--Jc
Aun, Phillis' Cabin. or Southern Life as 1t Isl by
Mrs Eastman-5Oc
New YORK Spirit of the Times tor Nov o-l2Ec
Do Weekly Herald-0c
Do Weekly Trlbune-6c
Do Pick and Picayune-5 cts each
Boston Pilot, &c; Life il Boston, &C. Courier, Ban
ner, Flag, Waveriy, Museum, Post, Pictorial Ponce
Gazette, Weekly sun, Dollar Newspaper-ali tor
Nov 6lh, fer sac by LEWIS l.. SMITH,
noe Opposite the American
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

t1y7- The steamship Washington sailed from
New York on Saturday for Earope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

s Caroline Burler was tried in York, Pa.
last week, for line murder OF her sister, and &C.
Quilted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5-There was fur
her hearing this afternoon before Commission
er lngraham, in the case OF George Bradley,
claimed as the fugitive slave cf Andrew Pierce,
OF Cecil county, Nd. Ample evidence was gi'
ven to fully identify the fugitive. The argu,
:nent in the case commences tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

PHILADELrHLA, Nov. 5.-The official vote
u TIE city and county is: For Pierce 26.022;
Scott 2i,J13; Hale 626; Broome l4S. he
aggregate vote is | PAS short of the last Presi-
Gen al election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
~ ROCERIEs, &c. AT AUCTION
" On FRIDAY, the l2 h Novem lat 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at auction store general assert
ment of Groceries, & consisting in part o.
100 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
225 bags Laguyra and Rio Coffee
so bbls Coffee and Clarified Sugar
90 bbls New Orleans Molasses and Syrup
70 bbs Rye Whiskey, part old and very supe-
rior quality
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard, Cigars, indigo
TERMs-Under 500 cash, over 800, fourm mon tbs
credit, fer approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE d CO, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-THE express company
which lost 50 heavily by the sinking of the
steamer Atlantic on Lake Erie, have conclud-
ed a contract with Mr.. Bishop of Brooklyn, 10
raise the steamer within three months after the
opening OF navigation, for the sum OF so OO0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

TESSEssEE.-Reported 5000 majority for
Pierce.
North CAROLINA.--In 30 counties Scott
gains 1879 since the August election.
p. 5. The above is from the NewYork Ex-
press Of Saturday. dispatch was received
n this city, Yesterday, stating that in 50 coun-
lies heard from in H. Carolina, the Scott ticket
had gained 3, 600, OH Gov. Reds vote, and that
it was the opinion Of both parties that the State
had voted for Scott aud Graham. Our readers
must judge between these conflicting state
menls.
KEhrUcKY.-We have no further returns
from Kentucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

WAaRANT As To LAyES.-We noticed In our
.r.t ,claol III bringing up of some alleged slaves
tc; 20 Judge Paine, and demand made for their
,-cr4rse There eight instead of nine as WAS
.,s,.a-a youu. woman, with her infant, and two
BOYS ais her children, seven years of age--the
.s:;er twins AMI very light muiattoe.-another
vu4ug said To be 80 years of age. her infant
.HG Ter two brothers. IL and 10 years OF age II
appears they all belonged 10 the estate of Mr..
uoU- as, IL Allegheny county, Virginia. Mr.. d.
sri and the estate Yves divided, the persons in
question becoming the property OF Jonathan e.
mon, by II ut OF his wife, he having married a
I,4-ater Al Mr. D. The latter took them to Rich.
,uoli with view to transporting them to Texas,
AID embarked Win them on board the Steam hip
C..y If Richmond, for this port, where they ar
wed yesterday, as already stated They were
Lveyed. last night to the pubic house of T.
-.-.D, 20: German house, as has been stated No.
5. Carlisle stlte:, where they were provided with
tets AMI food, although it was said, locked up.
rms forenoon, Louis Napoleon presented a pc.
lion tthruush sir Culver, counsel.) to Judge
galHs stating that said parties were restrained OF
;-er lIo'rty GA board the City OF Richu oud, their
Lace o. detention since dljchergrd) and now con
-4ed al W. 3, Carlisle street and that it is The in
'eaaon Il 1" the said negro trader tie petition
terms 1t, hOrtly TO take them 20 Texas there tC
St. r'duco them to slavery."-but that til ~
desire their freedom, and are unwilling to be taken
= Texas, or into slavery.
The ~JrueH stated that Mr.. Lemon told them il
was not his Intention 10 sell chem in Texas but t.
Keep them there.
The owner st the time of our going to press, has
lot come up to claim them, and they sill il
custody il Mr.. Wan. Thompson, constable OF the
-au ward who served the warrant. To be brought
- again or Monday " ]. Express, Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.-Alp per.
"a sons having claims agsinst the estate OF Poi
uaux Robiuson, deceased, sie requested 70 present
them, properly authenticated, TO the undersigned -
administrator. and all persons indebted, are re-.
quested To make payment to him accordingly,
with - little delay as possible.
JOHN ENDERs.
Administrator P. Robinson, deceased.
&C 23-im