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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

An action for Breach of Covenant $40 at the
least, with rest in which attachment was iss
ed and returned served. ii57-s7s-{
Affidavit having been made that the defendants in this
cause not Inhabitants OF the Commonwealth OF Virgin
ia-on motion of the plaintiff BY his attorney is order
ed hat they do appear here whin1 due pub
protect thier interests in this suit and that copy OF said
order be forthwith inserted in
In the city heeliDg for weeks ami post
ed at the front door OF the court house of county ON
the first day ofthe next county court.
Eit.. A cOpy-Teste: ALONZO LORINC;. Cr,k =
~; =: Goo1:l 2------- ---..--.[ apr6
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EoR SALE LOW, leather top carriage, s9 SSS,s
be2 Marble wv
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9s ;egas,< Caps! Caps!! d
ID EGRIVED, a :afg51 lot OF spring and SUNNI
40 white and drob cloth, hair cloth and LsT
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Dissolution.

Dnblic Notice. have a very large lot Of extra lfE-
terms OF choice marble work, which will sen, ~
eaaiGs some splendid large and small NO p6EISS
7 feb2o ~ Marble Works, 81, Market stLtsL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

ion Doz Gentlemen's fine Moleskin silk Hats, fVG
1OO one dollar and upwards, for saeat
SCH 2 -. - HiRPERt
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DiSSolutlon

THE partnership between the subscriber: usda -!
hrm Of 5. Q. Baker Co. is this day dissolved ej
consent The business or the late firm will be sEE-
by L. P.Woods al theirofI ON Water street;
Jan. 81, 1853 1. P.w00&~
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DIR. Todd,s Pills

LIE. IlOddsS Fills
IAN be had heSii and genuine at the following lccs in
" tile city OF VhecIing and vicinity, vz:At lie Drug
stores OF James baker: KelIs taidwel Bientllngcr 4
Soi Ut u Logan OF tIed'k Yahrlilg, VIM McKcc Il
The Shoe store OF Todd Devo market square, and al
FiIth streets. 9s7 = = - f
They can also be had at Dunn,s, Grave Creeks Re-
ui!Hons AMI Jacob Goodngs, National RoaG; Benz. II.
SIaNen west Alexandria; Wilson Singers, west Wheel
lngi and Ely Loonnn's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than air
trial; they have now been in constant tLsm
twenty years. and II you will only give them they
VIII sEeak Tor tllensclvestry then 26eler box; Sc per
'uUEi per gross. lam
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Co-Partnership.
: CodI I.iUan oil.

COD Liver OIL. sdsI
II USTreceiYetl.6 boxes Samuel Shines Ell, d u
~ OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the bestai
KIND brought to this or any other market. ruoSG
lflif ~ srsi .f.I BRENTLlNGER d ARMS; 4o5 HI
ang21-1yr:d Opposite WasMns%%eL--
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M EMS and boys blue, black white. drab, -
,Ll and wooden Robinson caps, especially "'
wear, Tor sale, wholesale aud retail by amp q SOY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

FOR SADDLES.
LARGE supply of low priced navy blue and dark
IA cloths; also cotton osnaburgs. Just received.
maE2l ----.-..r i-i. HElSKELL & Co.
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New Boots and Shoes.

ADissolution OF Co-Partnershlp.
THE Partnership heretofore subssting between tee ul
dersisued, under the firm Warden q Edwards
has been this day dissolved by
Warden las sold his inter est to James W. Warden. All
persons Indebted 10 said late firm requested
and adjust their debts with Jacob n. WARDEN
~ Wheeling, Deccmber1. 1852 ''7 E-aSl7t sls
z - %asG i.s7a JACOB NJ. wARDEN,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

G HAPPEN UP.-N0wi Is your time 10 can aud Est %
~ OF those splendid grind stones, which Is warrau.s
not 10 fail If used, you will find Them at
tebea NJ. J: RoHAH's
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DTORR Nav unOKs

Fresh Oysters,
DECEIVED daily at CosGREss Hall. No % NH
HI DoTsey's Lottery Office, by - -"
sept14-tf PoTHAcKER& LErryER
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL kS'IATE
Joseph Pearson and Sons ! Is In Chancery in III
VS.. Scircuit court Of Ohio.
virtue OF decree rendered in the foregoing
~ hsTth day OF January 1883 the undersigned Sherih
Of Ohio county, and as such acting Commissioner in
Inc Premises VIII sell at PUBLIC auction to the highest and
best bidder at the front door OF House Ohio
county, Monday tho 7 day March, 1855 the middle
hrd part OF Lot No: Seventy three l3), fronting
ke street in the city OF Wheeling. There
and convenient brick Dwelling House the premises.
Terms Of SGleTcn per Cent OF the purchase money will
he required In cash. and there will be credit the resi-
due Of six twelve md eightee months in equal install
daerre instruments, with good security bearing interest
from the day OF sale, and tile title be retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
.r''s = WNI. s. iwICKHAM,
ian27:ts .s5 sheriff and Commissioner
5-Tc above sale is postponed iii the first Monday in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

pAYSoN's lndelibe Ink with and withoutn, epara1io
L LOT sale by J.B. VoWELL, 24 Union st.
210 gall Sperm Oil; - bbl Canary seed
nov29 4 - r sHlIoGAN g. Co
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E.sanS Ss; 6 Co. IN CASE.

VlRGINIAAt Rules held itne clerks office oft6e Cir
Quit Court OF Ohio county, IN the month OF Ap H. 1859
Thomas Hmrns !. !
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against

AN oVlt having Deen made that the de4enanS in this
cause, except e&andeI u Chopino, James Paul The
Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road company, inha hi
tants OF the commonwealth OF Virgna-on motion OF the
plaintiffs by their attorneys is ordered that they appear
here within month after due publication this order
and do what may be necessary 10 protect their
This suit ad that copy OF said order be forthwith
ing for four successive weeks and posted door
OF 1.-THE court house OF Ohio county day OF the
next county court.
Copy-Teste: ALONZo LORINCr CI,k
russell aD Fltzhpghl tl..r .. APO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

- -, FOR SALE OR RENT. II q
Jh house on the Island, formerly occupied by o. -
- Zene VIII be rented low, 20 desirable tenant or sold
on accommodating terms Possession given imnediaclv
-1TPy 70 COWGlLL d A'SWORIS,f
g -lnafII 49, ~ ~ No. 10 Water street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-18

la RIBB ONS, RIBB ONS. DC.
FEW pieces of Ribbons which are the rase here nov
are on hand yet-haIf price Chinese scars and lGa
OF other nice things, cheap for cash-eallat
Sen23 JOHNyTON1S 16o Main If
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-. Cow Feed,
A SUPPLY of Bran, Short, &c. just recevedby
~ aus31 J. THOBURN, 1871 Narkel Sauarr
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~ PERSONS AT A DISTANCE.
May consult Dr. H. through letter. Cpost paid and by
crtbing symptoms, receive advice, treatment and ed
cine$, the same present. while their communications
VIII be observed with honorable confidence.
All Medicines toi waIded with plOLipt attention by sa
lest route - the Indicated adIie ss Carefully secured
AGAINST damage or eLrOay, and accompanied by plain
N.B,-The lecunary position of DIR. Harris enables
him TO make charges moderate.
r S-llIsO Office is arranged with private consultation
rooms, rendering it avail be either sex. DIR. H. nus
devoted much Tine and study to Female Complaints.
90 Advice TO the poor II ee of charge.
address DIR. G. HARRIS, BALTIMORE Md.
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on DOZ kossuth hats, wool and turi also a. hsr
-1aars d - - :, : II S d HARPER g.
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PfeIsr;ed BY DR.. TALBOT WATTS, New York.
Just received and for sale by
IL 81. J.B. VOWEL,
-drcl6 Gazette copy 81 Union see.
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Francis lawson Cecilia Jane Lawson, Sprggs Cecilia
Sprtggs and Wm S. WickllaM inhabitants tic
Commonwealth OF rgilia-on motion the plaintiffs hy
their attorneys tits ordered that they with
in month after due publication 5fthis what
may be necessary protect their interests in this suit
and that copy of said order be forthwith
newspaper published City hccIin for four
successive weeks and posted at the front the
cort house of Ohio county the first day the
county court.
A copy-Testc: ALONzo LORING, Clk.
CFry s. Panll.l [Apr. o.
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troubled with cough; rain in the breast mr.
any Affection q the Lunss-Usc 5rcntlinger's Com
If you are afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or spra'ns, hands ale frost bitten
or chapped-usc tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lini-
ment; and - =
Should you be affected with Scrofuc. or any disease
arising ON lmrurity OF tho bOod intcious use
OF mercury by all means BrentIbser's Fluid Ex-
tract OF Sai sui 'arilla and i,andeon. TI7ITs
These remedies have been tired by hundreds and in all
cases have g. ven satisfactory evidence their superior
enicacy over every other medicine in OF these
complaints, for wlicI they recommended.
To be had at ~ - 10 zIH a.
= BRENTLINGER e. ARMSTRoNG,s Is
apothccary, Momoe adjoining the McIIie House
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q CASES borax; L Dbl cha mmomile; do German do;
81 sup cSrb sodai 10 Dbl refined saltpetre We.
casks Pnmice stone; 10 bbis tanners
oil; do winter sperm oil camphor. ON hand and
y eceiVtng by narSI T. n. LOGAN a 20
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

diet utguiIty, and sentenced him to fifteen day S
Imprisonment, t" receive twenty-five lashes at
the beginning, and twenty-five at the expira-
tiun of his confinement in Jail. AS the circuln.
stances of the case are, in some respects sim
gular, and not understood by many persons,
We will briefly lay them before the public. The
boy is Il mere youth, old enough, it is true, to
have known better: but in addition to the ex
cellent character for industry and good nature
which he proved before the court-it was very
manifest from all the attendant circumstances
that he Was not actuatcd by any evil Intentions.
As soon as strong suspicion fell upon the boy,
his owner punished him severely, and then
went forward and laid the " hole matter before
the proper authorities He was brought to
trial by the act of his master, who placed him
before his fellow citizens to be dealt with as
they thought proper, with an abiding faith in
their wisdom, prudence, Judgment and integrity.
The offence was grave one, and it may be
proper to remark that the severe chastisement
he had already received was taken into consid-
Grafton by the court in awarding ,heir'punish
ment As.Go damage wss dolIe, his punish,
ment, we think, was sufficient II, however,
any serious injury had resulted we fear that the
judgment would scarcely have been tempered
with elcy.-Snmter Hatchndn.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

MEL,ScHoIY DEATn:-Mr Allen Harrison,
aged about22 years, was struck by Lightning,
on Saturday evening last, at his residence iu
Davidson county, N. G., and instantly killed.
MIR. H. had but recently married, and himself.
and wife were the. Gully occupants of the house
and were alone at the time of the awful visita-
tion. They were situated near the fire place
he standing IN one, side and she sitting olf-the
other-when the lightning either struck the
chimney OF gable end of, the house, and p,.ss.
ing downward aud Into the room, struck Mr..
Harrison on the head and shoulder, and killed
him Instantly. Mrs. Harrison Was considera.
bly, stunned; and when she recovered. fonud
her husband PROSTATE in the fire. his clothes
on. FIRE. She drew him out and gave the alarm.
Mr.. H. had OH his hat at the tilne be was
Struck, hut. that and. NEST Of his wearing ap-
parel were reutpef by-the fash: The b,ards
Of the aopr where be stood, and the stones of
the hearth, were torn up and scattered over
the room,-iSalisbary Watcanaan, lst last :.
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Flowers will Grow where the waters Run.

If the cutice Of the scalp kept healthy, and the
germs the hair nvigorated by stmulents which OPP
crate at their roots through the inner skin or demt Of
the head, strong and vigorous head of hair cannot
fail TO be the result The operation of Lyons Kathai-
ron is founded entirely upon this most reasonable law
ofthe Natural World 1t is prepared Of such ngredi.
cnts only, as will produce this effect Hence the most
incrcduous have tried and been benet fitted by its use
and the secret of its immense sale The appearance
given to the hair is truly beautiful and pleasing Sold
by all dealers everywhere at rs cents in large bottles
D. s. Barnes, Proprietor, l6l Broadway NY. =
Sold by every Druggist in Camden Hayiland,
Harral Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Sept. l3 81 If
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ADVANCE IN BREADsrUFFs.-Advises from Europe
has caused considerable advance in breadstu(ls The
Journal of Commerce Of the 4th inst. says:
The excitement in brcadstufs has been carried to
high pitch, and flour has advanced during the morning
ab"ut so cents per BARREL and wheat to cents per
bushel, although without much regularity or uniormi
ty in prices. This speculation without stock here, will
work but little advantage to any one while it will
have tendency to raise wheat and -four throughout
the interior beyond the limits of safe business.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13
POISONING.

Thousands of parents whouse Vermifuges composed
of Castor OIL Calomel, &C., are not aware that while
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually
laying the foundations for series Of diseases such as
salvation. loss Of sight, weakness of limbs. &c. -
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobensacks Medicines, to whclwe ask the attcn.
ton of all interested in their own as weastheir chill
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those Of bilious type should make use
Of the only ygenuine Medicine, Hchensack Liver Pills
GY-"Be not tdsceired but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the
signature OF the Proprietor, ]. N. HoBENSACK, as
none else arc genuine. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

The Washington Star says that in the course of last
week, one hundred certificates were allowed in PEN
sion cases Of Revolutionary widows who married after
1900 and came under the pension system through the
act Of February 3d. 1853. Under thsact sixteen hun
dred claims have already been allowed; five hundred
are suspended for want of sufficient procf and three
hundred more are on file for examination. When the
law passed many insisted that no more than three un-
dred such claims would be presented in all. .
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

TIE CorroS CRop.-lhe prospects, .of the
cotton crop have declined considerably in the
last month. In some quarters boil worms,
and in others raSt, have done mach injury
The weed is unusually large, but not ntpasticslar-
Iy well boiled, and during the recent dry wea-'
ther there has been much shedding; Nererthe:
less the crop hereabonts viii probably exceed,
that of last year, although we think it is geue-
rally estimated too high. E.taullf Ala. Sp,iir-
II
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Death of Adderton Boykin, Esq.

The following announcement the death Of our late
fellow citizen, ADDERToN BoYKIS, Esq, we copy from
the Mobile Register Of the Cd inst!
among those who have lately fallen victims to dis
case in this city, we find the name OF Adderton Boy.
kim native Of Kershaw District in South Carolina
Mr. Boy kin emigrated about 1886 and settled in Co.
lumbus, Mississippi where he engagedin the law. In
duced by the growing prosperity of our city he re-
moved lither year ago, expecting, in this wider field
to increase his professional reputation. In the midst
of his exertions aud in the pride Of his strength, he
fell" 90. r.,
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The Weather.

A great deal Of rain has fallen the past week, and
river has again overfowed its banks; but as tie
water did not rise as high as the previous eshet, We
presume but little, if any, additional damage has been
done to the crops. The weather is now clear, with
cool, bracnr wind, rendering fire and thick clothing
comfortable in the evenings and mornings.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

LETTERS DETAINED AND OPENED AT HAvASA-It
is stated that official letters addressed to Mr. Clayton
U. S. Consul at Havana, and to Col. Robertson, Vice
Consul, from the State Department at Washington,
have recently been detained in the Spanish. post.olce
at Havana and there cut open for examination before
they were delivered They were in this condition when
received by Messrs Clayton and Robertson and the
letters addressed to commercial houses were cut open
and examined too.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13
Auction Sales,

We call attention 10 the extensive sale of 3aggng,
Molasses, &c, of Messs. ALLEN PHILLIPS of Colum-
bia advertised in to.days paper The sale 1t will be
perceived is without reserve and the terms liberal
rs those usually in Charleston. =,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

THE Boil WoRM--From all parts Of the
State We hear of the most serious complaints
about the ravages of the Poll Worm. Thefe
is no doubt but that the cotton crop has sus-
tained great damage, and there is no telling
where the injury viii terminate. 1t is now
certain that there will be great falling off in
Mississippi this ear from the amount produced
last seasol,.-Jacksou Aississippian, Sd inst
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Doors AND SnoES.-There has been very material
advance in the price Of boots and Shoes within three
months past especially in heavy work, and there will
be scarcity Of desirable goods, aud high prices
throughout the fall trade. Tho factories in New En-
gland were engaged later than usual spring orders,
then followed rise in leather and fully 90 per cent
advance i'll wages Hides, also, continue very high
and tho market bare.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

LOUIS NAPOLEON AND PEAcE.-At recent
reception at The .Tuileres Louis Napoleon said:
"It is particularly agreeable to me to-day to
see the peace of Europe consolidated-at least
So consider il to be without cost to the dig
nifty or sell respect Of any nation
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

NEGRO TRIAL.-A small boy, the property
of Major John +. liaynswor,h. of our town, was
tried before a Mngi,t:nte aud five FreeholIers
nn Friday last, for placing distinctions upon
the Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road Il
eew dayG previous, The Jury returned yer.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

CONNECTICUT RAILROAD LAw.-The lawrel
ative to railroads, passed If the last session of
the Connecticut Legislature making it neces.
Sary for all trains to come to q full stop At
drawbridses, railroad crossings, &C., went into
operation on the lst instant
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1t is estimated that not loss than four millions of
dollars have been spent by Southerners this summer
in sight seeing and dissipation at the North.
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New Paper.

We have received the first number Of the Carolina
hegeneer, published at Shelby, N. c., by the Rev.
A. J. CANsLER 1t is religious journal! and devoted
to the interests Of the Raptist denomination.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

NEW CorroH.-Up to the 2Sth ult., only bales Of
now cotton were received at Mobile, agl;Es. l,7a6
bsts at the sane date !ast vea-
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The London Times says: I" In fifty years,
ireland will be Protestant TO a man. Both
the Roman Catholics Of Ireland and the race
identified with that faith arc all leaving ireland.
Ere long there will be n"nr left. At the pre-
sent rate Of emigration. which cannot be less
than 100000. chiefly Roman Catholics, in a
year, our chi drcn will see the time when the
i.,,s vii. he as obsolete in Ireland aS the
r>icricians III Cornwall.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-09-13

Mary simondson, said to be 1876 years old,
died suddenly, last week. near Shippeusburs,
Pennsylvania
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The FEvER.--The total interments in all
the New Orleans cemeteries for the week end.
ing Sd September were 1920, including s04
from elbow fever, showing decrease over the
preceding wceek of 673 total internents and
62S by yellow fever. The wh"le number of
intermen's from May 27 to September 2 was
9544, Of which G9l9 were of yellow fever.
FEVER IN NATcHEz--By the sections report
it will be seen that the interments for four
days back have been 81, of which % were
from yellow fever. Of these last, ii We're of
whites and of negroes in private practice; {;
6 from the State aud Marine Hospitals. ~. =,
1t was generally understood yesterday that
there had been a slight but favorable change;
fewer new cases were spoken of, aud the inter.
ments decreased from / t. 5.
The number of interments in Natchez from
August 10 to September /, both inclusive, II
days, have been 90. OF these about IS have
been from the fever.--Natchez Courier
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For the Camden Journal.

Mn. Ep1roH.-In your Inst weeks paper APP
pears a COMMUNICATION over the signature of R.
S: Bailey, which, SO far as he is known to this
community, can do no-harm to myself. A feel.
ing OF self respect forbids my disclosing his n
duct while stopping at the Mansion House about
IA months ago character so well known,
makes it a matter Of perfect indiffercncefto the
low epithets he SC, o,layshly INDUCES in. As
r"tutation of what he says respecting my table,
have the satisfaction Of anne&ing, aud that un-.
solicited, a card from gentlemen ho.haye been
boarders at the Mansion, not for one day or week,
but some Of them for years past
E. 6. ROBINSON.