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EXCHANGE HOTEL.


VHHHE subscriber, having completed his winter ar
l. rangements, takes this opportunity of return
ing his sincere thanks to Ills friends and the public
generally for lhe liberal patronage he has received,
since he opened the above establishment and begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel is now in
better condition for the comfort OF its guests than it
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly to it's
style well to its comforts and respectfully
Icits continuance of the patronage hitherto go lib
orally bestowed upon him.
JOHN P BALLARD,
no l0-dts Proprietor.
From the Richmond VaiS Of Nou 9th, 1852.
EXCHANGE HOTEL This celebr ated Hotel, dis
tinguished throughout the country for its superior
accommodation, has under the management of its
presentlandord, Mr. John F Bal ard, acquired in a
brief period greatly extended celebrity. And
that such is the is matter of surprise to
Indeed it is but striking confirmation OF fact well
known to all who have any knowledge of Mr. BIS
mode Of entertain ng, to wit that in enterprise in
activity, in the and style of furnishing, in
studious and anxious efforts TO secure comfort and
happiness to his guests, he is unsurpassed any
where. We have been inclined to say this much of
the Exchange, and its landlord in particular, by
personal observation Of the superb accommodation
of the house and the ndefadgable efforts of Mr. B.
to accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
recer ty many striking changes have been made
upon the principal floor, both useful and orpanent-
al, which indicate increased comfort and aonven.
ience. no l0-ts
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y. sOuio
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the Z. States Navy,

H4tApou's Vegetable Tincture oy its mild action
,a- stomach liver and the kidneys will cure dyspep
cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections, pains
"a the back, side and breast, consumption scrofula,
,h-umatsn gout, neuralgia fstula, piles, bowel COM
palnts, worms nervous deblty-wlth all diseases ar
gtrom impure blood and is the greatest female
u.clne ever known
Cal! and get pamphlets gratis and certificates of
L4Trs.
FoE sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond, q. B. JONES CO. Petersburg Va; Doctor
COOKE, fredericksburg MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally.
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The Presse, speaking of Ab-del Kader, says
His sobriety is remarkable. He never 1uls
animal food, and bis repasts consist priaci-
paliy of rice, bread, milk, fruit and vegetables.
At the hotel where he is staying he sleeps in q
bed of the ordinary kind, but one of his com.
panions, who occupies the same room, has his
bed On the ground, according to the Eastern
custom. His companions smoke great deal,
but the religious rank of the Emir interdiets
for him the use of tobacco. ..
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NOTICE.-UNION HOTEL.

A VERY great inducen.ent Is now offered. Al
IA ter being engaged in tavern keeping for thirty
years and my health is not good, would sell all
the Furniture in this house the furniture is most
ly new plain and neat, and the hotel is furnished
from cellar to garrett all OF which will cell at fair
valuation. The tavern can bs rented upon as long
a term as the tenant may require, and possession
given on the first day of January next 1t is one
Of the largest and best arranged hotels in this CITY,
and has been put in complete order from bottom to
top at very heavy expense, and many comforts
added which it never possessed before Persons
wishing to engage in this business will call and see
me al the Union Hotel. JOHN TALMAN.
M 4-3aW2w
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STABLER's AN0DYNR CHERRY EX.
PECTORANT,

Is confidently recommended to invalids as UNsUR-
i,ssD by any known preparation, for the cure OF
Colds, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, GROUP
CONSUMPTION in Early Stage, and for the relief
1 The Patient even IN advanced Stages OF that Fatal
1Ls-ase.
I:coubInes a scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value with others of recent discovery
md besides Ito soothing and tonic qualities, acts
rough the skin gently and with great efficacy for the
Of this class of diseases.
A number of the most respectable Physicians to
whom communicated knowledge of the constltu-
Ut these Medicines have been pleased to favor US
"lth their opinions, t7ome OF them IN wntlngJ
t!s, they the best remedies they have ever been
- alned with for the cure OF the diseases for which
trry a recommended.
O- Ci the most experienced of the faculty IN this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice.
GENrLEmEH--l have carefully examined the com
r5atht parts Of your Dahpa Cordial as well as your
A .odyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both
s4uabie compounds the doses safe and consistent
I'D them. b. MARTIN NJ. d.
The subscribers Apothecares and Pharmaceutists in
the City OF Baltimore satisfied that the epara-
tons known as STABLERS ANoDYNE CHERRY EH-
eEeruAANr and STABLERs DIARRHRA CORDIAL, are
medicines OF great value and very efficient for the
- and the diseases for which they recon-
Ileuded they bear the evidence OF skill and care IN
their preparation and style OF putting up and we take
pleasure 10 recommending them to our customers;
g. a. Moore, Israel J. Graharne, Jos Roberts, Ii H.
Grahalne, Francis P. Scott, Henry Lowe, John
Nj Lscogae, s K. Fleming, J. w; Barry Co? Jos. b.
Ssausburv Mcpherson & Marshall, Edward G. GIpiD,
T. Phillips A W Hughes, q. w. Johnston.
tnbI~r's .'iarrbGa orhiai.
Is a pleasant Mixture, compounded III agreement
the rules Of Pharmacy, of theraputlc agents long
and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy IN Gu
rug DIARRHEA, ard similar affections OF the system
It's action il ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
Of the LIVER, thus removing the cause ut tse
% time that II the disease.
Opinion Of Doct. OHa ADDISON Physician to the Bal
tImore Southern Dispensary.
Having 4oede trbt OF your DarhGa Cordial, and be-
* acquainted with the ingredients of which 1t Is
eJiuposed gvep much pleasure in adding my tes
uony that Of others favor Of its extraordinary
rHcac In the Of Diarrh9a and Summer Com
paint IA children. and adults.
With much respect, &c,
JOHN ADDISON, M. ID.
For sale By DTugsists generally. Purcell, Ladd Co.
richmond, Agents. 0c2l-lawd&wbm
-. u ~ on N $1,000 q "a 4, ms
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NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-The sub
" scribers have entered into partnership under
the firm of PENDLETON & BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
R. w. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1852.
References:
Hugh Jenkins 4 Co, Baltimore.
F. w. Brune g. Sons, do.
VIM Wilson g. Sons, do.
Edwin Workman Il Co, Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas & Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do
Rhodes & Oglebsy, Bridgeport Ohio.
John Creigh Cincinnati.
Gordon g. Co., Louisville
w II. BaFtless, Charleston, s. C.
Otis J Chsfee, do. do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown Kirkpatrick, do.
z. Ctafee. do.
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
s. Brady, Esq, do Mer. Mech. do. do.
James R. Baker, Whee ing
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, s. c.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
L. Gaines, New Orleans
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"Will you please TO permit lady to occupy
this seai?" said gentleman to another, tho
other day, in a railroad car. SIS she an advo-
cate of women's rights" asked the gentle
man who was invited to "vacate." "She is,"
replied he who was standing. swell then,
let her take the benefit Of her doctrines, and
stand up.''
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PIE 20,
drawn Nos S32 9Th, 7,h, 9th, 9th 10th, S25; llh
18th, 18th, l4th l5th $40; 10TH 18th, 18th, 10th
or Goth, 5 IS. Tickets s32 halves Is, quarters 8.
Certificate Of package of wholes 1860; halves
i5o Quarters 80.
% Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland
lotteries will meet the most prompt and con.
idential attention, if addressed to
r. FRANCE g. CO., Managers,
Or to C. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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UMBER, LUMBER.-In addition to cur
IL general assortment of seasoned White Pine
Lumber we have in our yard, over $4,000 ieet CT
seasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Boards, suitable for tooscco boxes. Purchasers
would do wen to apply TO Us, either personally or
By letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME & kISEHARF,
Sc el3-oav3m Port Depos,e. Md.
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IA full Instructions In ths elegant aud beautiful
accomplishment of inlaying and ornamentiog Pa.
pier Macbe, whereby from $40 to s2J per week
may be obtained, win be forwarded TO al. who will
enclose 81. pest paid, 20 messrs. SPRING a. co, IL
Second street Baltimore, Md. Numerous ladic 9
and gentlemen are now employed and realizing a
handsome income from this valuable receipt, which
is made go plain bv the instruction as to meet the
capacity even of children. oc2'-ima
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no 12-dIww2t
MOTICE.-RiCHMOND AND DANVILL E
II RAILROAD COMPANY.-Ths fifth annual
meeting OF the Stockholders in the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company will be held in the city
of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of
December, 1882. The Stockholders will have the
privilege OF going to and returning from the meet
ing on the cars free Of cha,ge.
VAN DEURSEN, Secretary.
Form Of Poecer Of attorney to vote at a nsetsns Of
che Stockholders:
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That
-, the undersigned, do hereby constitute and
appoint - attorney (they or either of them) tor
-, and in - name, to vote on all ques-
tions that may be brought before the meeting Ct
the Stockholders of the Richmond and DanViil.
Rar ad Company, to be held in the city of Rich
mond, on Wedr esday, the 9Th day of December,
1852, any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
Eatfying all the acts of said attorney in the pre-
tnises, as fully as if - were present. and
voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have herunto affixed
- hand this day of -, 1852.
"No proxy shall be valid for more than six
months from the date thereof."-[Exiractt from the
4th Bylaw
no 9-dt6D P. VD., Secy.
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ONE CENT.
they will have to put up their umbrellas again
and face the storm for home-unless they can
| show their ticket.

ATTEMPTED MURDER. youne man
named Christian Becker, was shot. Iondav
morning, at the residence of his parents IN
Clinton street, above Brown, by a woman
named Marilena Messer. The parties are
Germans. S
itappears that Becker had paid considerable
attention TO her for four or Eve years, and had
haae .a some pretensions to marry her. About
c sao honth OF July last he was put in prison
'or some offence not made known. and II "a.
lumea .ae sum OF fifty-eight dollars to get him
'iooIaeo. ms sum was furnished bv Marile.
| restored to liberty. '"' ''"o" ~
From this time up to September she seemed
unwilling to regard him as well as shs hsd
done formerly, but finally yielded to h;s ner.
| suasions, and was seduced. Afterth;s h. To-
rowed the sum of forty two dollars, under The
pretence of wishing to make arrangements ro
marry her. He, however, altered his mind,
and lefused to give the woman any satisfae-
ton. He lived at a rlace which she could NOT
Ind, and ON Sunday night she went to the resi-
oence OF his parents as above stated.
ohe renamed here all night, supposing that
| ne nlgnt come there. In this she was not mis-
taken! He made his appearance there about
daylight, and she aceos,ed him. He refused
steadily to tell her where he lived, and told her
to 60 away, as ne wanted nothing more to do
| with her. He bade her good bye. and a. he
turned to leave her she .eyeled pistol at him.
pulled trigger, and he fell.
The ball struck him on the hard bone be-
hind the ear, glanced upwards between thA
scalp and the SKULL for several inches. Had
IT gone one half inch lower down, he would
have been Instantly killed.
ne woman was at once arrested, and taken
before Alderman Buckman, who committed
her to prison. Yesterday afternoon the wound
ed man. being able to walk, proceeded to the
Alderman's Office, whereupon the magistrate
sent him to prison to answer a charge Of forni-
cation and bastardy Phil. Sun.
| AN ELoPEMEET.-We are furnished with
the particulars Of the elopement of an an
married man with the wife of friend, which
took place in this city one day the present
week. Two mechanics, one married and the
other single, came to this country several earl
ago, and have been at work since in the same
| shop here, The single man has always been
on good terms with the other and his wife,
but had never shown any particular attach.
ment for the latter. He is about twenty Eve
years Of age, and the woman some ten years
| Older: 1t is thought they went TO Oswego
and thence into Canada, and one of our police
| IS now in pursuit Of them in that direction.-
The eloplng parties took with them some
$3.50 in money belonging to the abused hus-
| band, and also the seryiceable part Of his
| wardrobe. We are told that the husband
| bears his affliction with becoming fortitude-
he says his wife may run as far as she pleases,
if she will only return his money.
Syracuse Sts~.
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We cannot forego the pleasure of publishing
the following good thing, in which the Presi'
dent elect figures conspicuously. The story is
told bv the Portsmouth IN. H J Journal,a stur-
dy whig paper, and is applied TO those patriotic
gentIemea who may be supposed TO have sup
norted Gen. Pierce in the vain hope Of reward
after the fourth of March next.
Some fifteen years ago, when Congress was
in session, there were in Washington, three
New Hampshire men, social fellows. Ii was
a stormy night. Two of the number boarded
together and seeing nothing but the blues 10
srospect tor the evening, the piopost,on was
made that they should vile away the time at
the tbeatre-agreed. The overcoats, hats and
umbrellas were in requsition, when one re-
marked-"I shall have tn rely on you for
,;cke,-pye no change" Purses were ex-
sm;ned. and both were found 10 be in the
same pred cameut. Here matters were at a
dead stand for a few moments, until bright
thought hurst OUTLETS invite Frank 10 60
with us-he has eight dollars day, full
purse, and 10 as fond Of good time as we
are" Agreed. And of they went. The M
G. was found at home, and the invitation tt
accompany them was readily accepted, and he
also replied in the affirmative to the limiting
iuouiry. whether he had any money in his poe
ct.
On they ,rsdge through the mud for abou
half mile, and the NJ. G. taking the lead, a
the door paid his halfdoilar and passed in
The other two closed their umbrellas, and en-
tered the door TO follow on-but the door-keep
er's extended hand forbade their progress
"Di,ln't that fellow pay for usi' said ose.-
| "No,"was the chilling reply. The only re
source " as TO turn about and face the siorr
for another half mile, instead OF enjoying th
rich dramatic treat they had anticipated.
French and Beiton looked daggers at Fran
| Pierce the next time they met him-but love
joke too we'll to pass censure for his rebak
| Of their delicacy in not making known the
situation and asking directly for what the
| wanted
So,ae hundreds Of thousands will doubles
| find when they come TO the door Of the gre'
theatre where forty thousand are to have a.
mittance to Office. that notwithstanding the
have been encouraged to hope for admittapc
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRAkuEMENTO On and after
Monday l5:h the cara on this road viii arrive ut 63
Pm
Passengers win then come through from slaun'
ton ssme day.
The train win continue to leave Richmond Of 6l
A NJ, stopping q The Junction for breakfast.
noll z. II. GILL, Superintendent.
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A minister at camp p-meeting saidz"If
the lady with the blue hat, rcd hair and pss
eyes don't stop talking, she will be pointed
out to the congregation"
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"Always be prepared for DEATH" This
was the admonilion Of Missouri elder, as he
placed in bis sons belt two bowie knives and
a pair of revolyers.
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, U. =. n.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, August I8, I85l.
NT B0ush-Dear Sir: While am in general op-
. I'D to Patent Medicines candor compels state
hat have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp
toms Vegetable NnctuTe For several months past |
have used my family, and in dyspepsia, loss Of ap
p5,lte dizziness and general debility, with entire
osos. So far as my experience extends, therefore,
teke pleasure III recommending 1t to the afflicted as
SAT- and efficient remedy.
fFLiLy
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LIME CIT VELVET vEsTs.-s. MER.
l. CHANT d WEIsiGER have received beau
full lot of fancy Cut Velvet Vests Of the best quality
8 MERCHANT e. WEI3EGER,
noe No LIE Main street..
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ep nA SI.0O.-OIe e thousand Likenesses
y 1.OO, have been taken at osBoRk's Ds
suerrean Galleries since the reduction prices
and we W With i, unde, stood by all that OSBORN
will continue to take fne Sky Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81 Remember this is the only place
where Sky Light Ministures are taken for 81. To
those think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness We would only say, call and get a Like
ness worth 5 or $40. Remember the place
OSBORH'S
onnosite the Ranks. sign of the American Flags
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ALL SMALL NOTES, (EXCEPT UNION
II BANK,) taken at the market rates fer Dry
Goods at H ROSENFELD'5, No. ITS Broad st,
where the creates. bargains will be offered in every
artc e-such as Mouslaines, Cashmeres F euch
and British Merinos, plain ami figured Alpaca,
Silks, Embroideries in geea, variety, Hosiery.
Gloves, Cheraisettes, Sleeves, Collars, Carpets,
Blankets, Fisnneis, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,
Ke, seys, Linseys, &C. Cotton Cloth from cents to
the inest. II ROSENFEL It's Broad street
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- OUnD AND CROOK ED sAOUL.
h DERS-I have for sale very superior ehoul-
der Brace, the only one ever invented TO rmsdy
round shoulders, protruding shoulder blades, weak
chests, &C. This Brace is sdspted to all ages and
sizes; and for children, it has no equal Young
men who have weak chests from standing too leng
i. one position, will hnd tLis Brace fnesdmsbles
For safe by
pnI2 -. a SIhECkE6-
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At A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
~ of the city of Richmond. held Friday, Octohe

A A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
IA of the city of Richmond, held Friday, October
29th, 1852, the following was adopted
The council being satisfied that the petitions ef
.orbin Warwick and otLers are the petitions OF
oGe-fourth OF the ireeholders of the CITY, doth on
the said petitions
Resoloe, That poll be and the same IL hereby
directed 10 take the of the fseholders of the
city the question whether the council on tehalf OF
the CITY, may subscribe to the stock OF the Richmond
and Danvile railroad company, company incor.
porsted for work of internal improvement in this
tate, part of which is to bs constructed in
the cty) amount not exceeding $50, 900; that the
Der next, and that this resolution be published for
one month and afterwards until the day of the poll
in at least two ne newspapers of the city.
true copy: WIN. p. SHEPPARD,
no It'd Crk G.. Richmond.
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LsRANkLlN CLOTHING STORE, l30
L Main Street, Richmond, Va.-The SUBJ
scrbers would respectfully call the attention Of the
citizens of Richm ond and the surrounding country
to their very large and wei selected stock of Ready
Made Clothing, consisting of every style and
quality for Fall and Winter wear, all which We gar
rantee to sell lower than any Goods of the same
quality In the city of Richmond. We. therefore, in
vite all who wish to obtain good article at very
low price, TO give us a call.
Also very large and select stock of gentlenens'
Furnishing Goods.
se 25-2m II. DECOU Il CO.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CALICOS.-
~ large lot IF Caicos, st cents, worth 10 cts ;
rich Printed Mouseieipes, white and colered Flan
nsis kerseYs, satineis. Gloves and Hosiery-to
,ether with every article usually found in Dry
Goods house and it you want barFains, call on
w BOOTWRiGHT,
No 2a5, corner Ist and Bread streets.
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- DAIRY AND MARKET FARM
E5 FOR SALE-For sale privately, pretty little
market and dairy Farm, about II miles from Rich
mont embracing IS acres, beautifully undula,ing,
and well adapted to the cultivation of every variety
of vegetables. The soil is Of clay ot tom and very
susceptible of improvement. 1t ia fire stu alton
for the ice business, and has on Ii an excellent ice
house TIE improvements are new and su5stan-
1ial. The dwelling is of wood. two stories high;
containing six goHd rooms. with finely AIDED
piazza in rear, and porch in front. II commands
a beautiful view of Richmond and the surrounding
country and is altogether healthy, improving and
desirable place.
great bargain can be had if early application be
made as the owner Ia desirous of selling In order to
remove TO the lower country. For terms. apply to
w GODDiH, or
VIM GOULDIE
~ semiweekiy Whig and Enquirer copy fol-
one month. nn4-2awot
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T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL AS the agent and trustee of THOS. Fl. BLA-
KEY,I will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten a,'-es of the land now owned and occupied By
the said 8lakey These lots are b. autifully situs.
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blakeys Mil, about q mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber, at his Office No. III Main street,
up stairs over Messrs. Sinton d. Co.
All o-3tawts L. R WATKINS
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l. OF lS5l.-This is the seas at which most ps-E
sons are liable to take colds, from sudden changes
Of the weather To all who are troubled with a
cough, cold, or such like af1ction, we recommend
the use of Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir. Mr..
d. is a resident of Richmond-the remedy which
see prepares has been fully tested in this vicinity
and the benefits derived from its have given it
high character among our citizens. Its value
should, and we hope will, be more generally known
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAs. D.
YALE, and Mrs. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER g. MELTON. Broad ct /, Richmond.
noll
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ADaIiSIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Al per-
IL sons having claims against the estate OF Poi
tiaux Robinson deceased, are requested 10 present
them, prop riy authenticated, to the undersigned
sdministr atoT; and all persons indfbted, are re
que.ied to make payment to him accordingly
with us little delay as possible
JOHN ENDERS,
Admins. traitor P. Robinson, deceased.
oc Q3-lm