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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

Scheme OF a Lottery,
For t6e benefited YILLIAN x MARY CoLLEon.
FTRSr CLASS.
5000 Tickets at 10 dolls. 10000
prses, dolls. 10000 10000
% OF 500 10000
1900 of 10 $1,000
$4,000
Subject toa deduction offs FER. Ct 10000
hNpshse OF drawing, 1000
Dollars, 10000
First Ticker drawn. Dolls. 500
Las' drawn, 10000
other Prize of 10000
50 other Prizes of 500 dolls. 90. 800
1000 of 10 dollars, $4,000
Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class, at 10 dolls. each the price OF all o.
theirs will De Is dolls
AL prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class. or paid, at the option of the person
enriHed If they be NOT claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
Dc considered as renewed ia the second class.
The drawing 10 commence ia the c;'v OF VII.
iamSburS, on the lst day OF June, 1854.
SECOND Class.
D S7S Tickets 1T 10 dolls. s., 1850
1862 dito at ID coils. 70.o30
150,510
Dedua loss OIL 2,o62 tickets }
reaswed 40 ID ''i''
Dolls l0S IEs
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NOTICE.

THE debtors OF israel / Cohen, dec are request,
e. II make paynsn; without delay and those
who have demands AyAins, his estate, are request.
ed 80 make them kurwu.to
JACOB /. COHEN, Admir-.
Richmond, Iao - 1901. w+s
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aGsasral 1laseau you loye h6ertyaa m
dependence, and id not think lhave made
a choice dfsagreeable to you in sending you
8 to the United States. You will there find
new people, and not such degenerate ma
ton as inhabt our ancient Europe. 4
have been ambitious q performing The mare
useful but less brilliant part, IN zUlllch Vast
etngton has shezun 50 much iove far his c0un-
trY; SO much ofboHticalaza military talent.
Butt was not IN France such part could
be PLAYED the factions had two much OF
restlessness and power not to be drawn a.
way by theN; isWas necessary to rein them
.witha hand of Iron. know.very well this
accords but little with Liberty that one
must often violate principles, and even
the established laws; bat III all this one
ouphtto view more the ascendance OF CIR
cumstances than our ambition. Alas!
I General Moreau,I have nor chosen my
part no have not chosen It. 1t IS an IN
evitable fatality that has thrown me IN It;
tits that which holds me, and forces me
at one and the same time to exhaust eve
nv thing that is brilliant and painful. One
is obliged in SO Difficult a situation to do
many things against ones will. You see
in me the spoilt child of fortune; but she
makes ne paw dearly for her favorS ! Ge-
neral Moreau do not sleep on roses =
This incoherent discourse almost as much
surprized as embarrassed me. | was a.
bout 10 answer when courier from Russia
was announced Bonapate seemed much
agifated. " General l2rca11" said he, ab-
ruptly quitting me, say to my brp'ne ,l
Louis what you have to say TO me ne VIII
give me relation Of it." | asked only the
avor of resting some days at Bar=ges; and
it i. this favor that procures me the plea
sare OF writing to you.
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90: 60: rs--
PHILADELPHIA, October 81.


Put in here in distress, he schr. Rover,
Gerrand Merrils master, from N Orleans
to Norfolk. In the night of the 9th inst.
in lat. SO, lost the captain and negro man
overheard, and carried awav their fore top
sail and flying jib, and lost their deck
load.
Yesterday arrived, ship Voltaire, from
ST. Petersburg, capt Bower. She sailed
from Cronstadt 23d August, left there ships
bound to different ports in America, ship
Columbia, Rodman, and Arthur, Page, OF
Providence, r. |. Loading. ship. Jane,
Appleton, for New York, to sail the next
day ship Perseverance, Colesworthey, OF
and for Boston, in 4 or days; ship Hen
ry and James, M'Lillan, uncertain; ship
8ru,us, Francis of and for Salem, in or
days. Sailed from Elsinure, Sd Sept. IN
company with the ships America, 9 liner,
for Boston, and Ophella, Pickins or n v
York, both iron, St. Petersburgh, tnl is-
ter in balasy---on the 9th about so leagtr4
to the westward OF Maze of Norway spoke
the ship Grand Sachem, bound to ba.u~
,nose---on the 9Th Oct. spoke ship Venus,
Of New York, from London to Boston on
80 days. Cet. II, spoke the ship Amerl-
can, Of and for New York, out SIS day
with a few passengers on board. Octobe
10, in 90 falhoms water, east OF the Cape
spoke the snip Juno, Bunker, from VIVA
iiine voyage, round Cape Horn, bound to
New York.
Ship Maria Nathaniel Calvert, master,
sailed from Oporto, Sept II. Left no A.
mrrican vessels there. The brig -, 0;
Philadelphia, captain Brown, sailed about
12th of August, for Bordeaux; the ship
Moses Myers, capt. Brick, brig Merchant,
capt. Thompson, and brig Harriet, capt.
Adams, (Amercan) left Oporto, for Cape
lie Verbs. The ship Abigail. sailed the
eth instant on the 21st, fell in with and
spoke said ship, outten DAYS all well. On
9Th of October, lat. Al, 90; long. co, 60,
West, spoke the ship Columbia, OF and
FROM Boston, captain Joseph Kennedy,
out + days. bound to the Isle of France all
we'll. In LAT. 81, Is, long. 80, 90, fell IN
with and boarded the wreck of a SHIP Of the
following description :---bright sides, yell
low moulding With black drifts, with part
Of a man head, the other part being lost,
but could not make out what it was meant
for being SO much broken, had painted on
her stern, Mercury, Plymouth, was appa-
rently new ship, not entirely finished the
loyners work in the cabin, loaded with -four
water, up to the lower deck, rudder and
tiller standing, and part Of jury mizen
mast, the original gone about 10 feet above
deck, main and fore-masts gone close to
the decks, been cut away; was stripped of
every thing except three anchors and cam
boose, all the matches open and not to be
found, one pump, rugged with seattle cut
under the counter in the larboard side,
few barrels had been taken out the main
hatch and some out of the steerage in the
cabin and fore castle was IL or Is chests,
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NORFOLK, October IS.

Arrived, Schooner Catherine ohePns'o'
Montgomery II days from Antigua
List ofAmerican vessels lsfdt AnftSHa' "a
Schooner Lydia, Livingston, 10 san 1nr
IS DAYS for Norfolk Hetty, Gu,eeu5
Hartford rvton, Newell, Mid l1t for
Eliza; Johnson, sailed the same o1 VIZ :;
Norfolk; brig Sussex, Clark, Ne"
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BEN AMIN COChE,
HAS RECEIVED,
And IS now opening an aGorment OF
FALL GO obs,
snoer6ne and lecond Cloths, CAT
mosc WITCH ARE,

Superhne and iecond Cloths, CAT
ilmeres. swanidown, Coatings, Orlean& EiaN.ek
Cloths. F,rreR DO. PLANES, Kerleys, and Halt
thics. Rofc & Daffell Blankets; Fannels, WORT,
ed. Cotton and Silk Hodery Ladies Lace Caps.
Handksrchiels and Sleeves Lace, Cambnek'
Msfl,n do. do. do. Shawls, Spider Weobs, do.
si,anerick Muffin, Book o..India, d ! do. Six
PLUM do. Vslyett, Silk and Cotton Gltdies, Ca
lieocs, cbinszrs, Camels hair ShaWls, Extra long
Silk and Walh leather gloves, I,ifh Linen, Gus-
rahs. rieklcnburgs, Hefims, &c. &c,
"A cal: of FASHIONABLE HATS.
0sf. 20. diweo2W.
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81 7olption d Co-6artnsJhsp.

By mutual content the Co-partnef-
filpcf Haekf, g Ramfsy, is this day deiolyed !;
snol, indebted TO lie concern, are regretted TO
make Immediate payment TO William Ramiay,
DOL who is fully Empowered 10 receive the fame,
ans shofe 10 whom the concern is indebted. viii.
peafc apply 10 him for an adjuament of their
accounts.
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Edwdrd Hackley.
{ William Rdnsfag.

WILL Linn X Nm 81 Il
will continue the GROCERY bulinels
al. the ams fore as formerly. His aaorsmep' IS
eomplcle, which he cAess Tor fale on me mon
reafonshle terms.
Osfober II. CIV.
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losophy from both the Toms, yet it SEEM
ed heresy ina Georgia Judge, and he has
been condemned by town meeting to pass
his time in prison. Of this Judge Bowen,
ali we know is, that he is a furious demo-
Graf; that he came with notions some years
ago from Ph0de- Island, and was made a
Judge of the Superior Court in Georgia.
Democracy will be found to be a mighty
foolish thing in any country, but in these
southern states It will prove more than sal-
cidica. The federal republicans have long
feared ihatevery thing would be consumed
by our demagogues. # these political
incendiaries were to perish alone, IN their
own revolutionary fires, there would be no
harm done, Gas Gen. Washington express
we have many interests at hazard the
coniiagratlon will be universal and the
jbeopie 81 this coansf@y viii, we iear, disco
vel whenl it's too late, the lnpossibllity OF
setting limits and boundaries to democratic
principles. Like the ireshes in our great
rivers, they will spread over the land, not
feruilzing, bur destroying every thing in
their course. The people of France, the
people OF Holland, the people of switzer-
land and the people OF Italy, have all been
enslaved by the operation Of democratic
principles To be sure, the dcmagogues
who led and m,sled them WITH protesting
what they never ielt, with taking ab0ut re-
b45aeagbsm, have been made consuIs, pro-
consuls AID got gsod places u'1aer go0ern-
msnt; but what nave the people got?-
neg have got despotlsm, with all It's hui
miliations; they have been made hewers
OF wood, and drawers of water. Let the
people of America look to these things
demagogucs have carried Them to the banks
OF the KGbicon, let them halt there, and
think for themselves.
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~: very valuable cargo, con-
ss'' arv goods aud provisions: she
men on board except the Priva-
9 the cargo was taken out and
SOSa' ths vessel ballasted very deep
ans and sent ousunder the pretence
so ST. Domiago 70 be condemned
8 sdnot been heard Of since, and it
'',sralls believed in that place that
faken to sea and destroyed the
= Ind every appearance of an Ameri-
ssel but short time AZ sea, as she
lssd quite clean.
May 8.
Lived sch'r Citizen, LAWSON, in 81 days
4 Gibraltar. The ship Actress, CLARK,
York, had gone,to Cette, to load.
here. ship Baltimore, of Baltimore,
! Holmes, of Kenaebunk; Concord,
$ d SaiSeln; sld Pomona, OF New
= briggs Friendship, Kearney, OF Sa-
and Fox, Gardner, of Beverly, for
I,.udrla; United States brig Argus.
III 81, lat. 33. long, p, spoke schooner
.,na from Nantucket, Tor Maderla.-~
[s,O Lawson informs, that the qaaran-
y American vessels in Spain had been
Ed from 4oto rs days.
|,rt ofa letter fran Captain SHERMAN,
f@s Schooner Uly2ses, 2fasis Pert, dat
5s. .Jqg0, luarct27!
find en- my arrival here eleven American
/, captured in going TO or coming from
|. IN ST. Damipgc. No iose'5n vessel IS
lied TO enter here, and notiag IS 10 be
4, or sold bur pr ze goods | enclofe You a
! Current, obtained from the most respectable
.ath.n.ic utces
! gs.f d5llass, pork Il, faqr 10, pine boarsis
hGars per 1000 sect, lard Is cents 10 cheese
butter is c. hams IS c. brown soap IL C.
i 90. loc. rlou.d candles IL 6. best cohee
interior IL 70 10. These ase the prices
5o,rd the vessel a, the Moro no vessel is
siasd TO 20 10 town =
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Fifty Dollars RezUard.

RAN AWAY from ths fubfceiber, on Mon.
day laf, the 7th current, a muIarto man named
WILLIS,
by trade carpe1tsr. He is upwards of fix fcct
high, well made and bow legged had on coat
of gley coating, uncommsnly lh,rt iorhim, with
pair of pantaloona of twi,!ed olive coating, a good
dea worn END nended, ana an oin4bu,gh lhir,;
he took no other clothes with him, and will pro-
hahIy be dreAed in thofc above d,fribed, altho'
'lr nay exchange ,h.yn 70 avoid detection. Fe
was fen 70 P.G Jsde HIP. abou; f9r, Mile
above the Slotted Tavern, on the night Of the
I'll inf, on his way expect to the neighbour
hood Q! Francis Whiting, Etquire, Of Fanquicr,
where he was brought up and lately lived tat
] think ii DOT improbable he may epdrayour t,
f d his way towards Alexandria OF ftne Of III.
icaport towns in thar direction. an per,eef.
Iy inf nible Of tie canie of his deleuinn.
uulels Re apprehenied an n.cnion of ending bin
70 dti;;ant part Of rhe country, IS had rot EN-.
ployn1cot for HIN as carpenter, End w.lnrd I.
hike him. viii give Thirty D5l2ss stwas.t
for delivering bin, TO me AZ this place, iC taken
within 80 miles FIFTY Dollars, houlj he b.
yzken 40 10 or near Alexandra OF GEORGE Town
att brought home, OF proporrionabie fun for
any Gauc: lhors Of thole places.
James Vafs.
F4lmer'h, Virginia,
MAY II, sI2t
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CHARLES Nav /.

rat Of a !etter from gentleman IN
aanaah, TO his friend in this city dated
III 26ti alt.
n We have had very considerable COM
ionia our city for the last two or three
IS His Honor Judge Bowen, Judge
he District Court, took a passionate
ak, and commitred our Grand Jury to
and last night his honor was obliged
appear at the same rendezvous. The
y have, few hours since, been iiberat-
out the Judge remains in very close
Irfnement. The reasons for these strange
'rCsedings are, that the Judge delivered
srY inAammatory charge to the Jury,
putting TO the legislature, aud contemn-
she juridical conduct of the state; and
1darlng for the immediate emancipation
description of persons need not men
. The jury replied with much spirit
dignitI-endipg with q Presentment
DIS honor, as an unfit person to sit on
fOench, with positiverefusal to co-ope-
with him in any business of the court.
as aroused the ire Of the Judge he
Few pistols, threatened lives, aud ordered
contumeiioaa rascais' 20 jail. There
many particulars which at present |
frnot time TO communicate"
lac blessings IF democracy were shed
|St abundangly upon the citizens of Sa-
|qaah on Wedaesaaylast. Judge Bowen,
as eharge TO the Grand Jury, made an
Pfaq.'aetie exposi lon of ne rights O man.
y Jury dldno, tender the homage oftheir
~aSs TO is honor, nor did they request
&hs charge should be public. He.
3'sd 20 the Jury his wish that his charge
said be Published; they took the stud,
\ an alteration ensued, which resulted
' ] ordering the Jury to Jail. The She
sRas rendered motionless by this extra
anary procedure, when his honor took
. ms pocket a pistol, and threatened 10
va mn i he would not lo,.g the Jury in
Z wh}her they were conducted. The
.ssns Of Savannah net, and passed q va
: q resolutions; they afterwards went
g's l@'l and releasedthe jury; thence TO
@d 5lnss oftae judge, whom they selz-
gAd conducted 10 prison.
IS hoaer probably thought there was ,>e
"a 10 recommending liberty and eqyaf-
!. lom Pate had done all this in his
9SSlts Of Aiga,' auother Tom had done
same IN writing 70 his friend Bannecker,
! almanac .naaer, and on all occasions
saerlored The condition Of :" s'0frimg
s'@'4y. AliAough this was sound PHI
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PHILADELPHIA, May 9.

Captain Boston, Of the Schooner Repub-
|nl who arrived at the Lazaretto, on
Iadav in21 days from ny Orleans,
|mms, thar General Wilkinson, had ta-
/ his passage In the ship Louisiana
|rh was to sailin about days after him,
! New York.
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men giving routs--ridiag sbeis bis IF 5hed Of
fporting their cursicies on Bp(or Downs The
mercer intriguing vita the wooen Diapers lacy
ard tie WOODEN draper intriguing wish the gro
GERS wife town honfes and counsiy villas
choce vines IN ne cellar fine pictures and (up-
erb f45n.ture; Shopseeper's daughters educated
with the fcm4ie nobility at the mott tahion.
sbles r. the mott extraYagant boarding fchools;
Parties OF plesiuse at shr watering places, and
meetings of creditor. at GuildfaH Sineeis and
buttons pocketing 6ge OF Ak huatred pounds at
benefit concert given IL bedrooms; atd phi
vate plays ii counsing houfes Every thog,
in fnolf, is removed III III 4 milss from lbs
diAant idea Of economy and-,p4nitry.
liel. arc a PAIR OF alcTuRes, Mr., Ejtor;
AMI your fe$as.s may take which they Kill as
bang yefemn.ancc o. tie rie!rns
DISTRESS # TIE TIES.
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St. Andrew's Society.

The members OF The St. Andrews
Society are regretted to aiterd lta:ef CUR.
tcrly meeting, 10 be held at Gadfby's Tavern ca
on Tuesday inc 18th INST. at O'clock P. M,
BY order Of Tie Pr iIdenr
JAMES TOWERS, Sec.
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Or MokRAU.

There are many of the enemies Of Bona
palte, who have wifed so engage Moreau in rafting
tattion, OF which he hould be the head, bur
which he has conf antly and firmly rcfufd. He
has anlwered-" II the people are, as you repre-.
fcnt, anxious for change, let them fpesk and
att for themfelves, neither dcGre the rlilz. the
honors, nor the wees iuch an attempt" Ia e..
very iociety Mort4u IS prailed, AM difadvantage,
oaly coutrated with Bonaparte.
Among the heads, etched as futies for young
artifs, is that OF Moreau, in (cveraI Gzes AMI
under one Of them is inlcfihed " Tie beaa .f n
man." In the plot to ahatinatc Bonapartc en-
the tatade, as have mentioned, there were per
fons who ininoated thar Mo eau had taken a
pr and rumonr iaid, the Frf Conful fen. for
lin, mi faid, 81 have heard you have Joined
al. fins /: give 20 credit to any fuch tale /:
| know you TO be incapable of bafe aaion -
but fuch is The cfervcicencc of mind among he
military, that on will greatly oblige NE if you
will pals twusor three days at your country
feat"
With this requea Moreau willingly complied !;
but carefully returned the third day, that no milf
contraction by patty, might be put On lis con-
>utt.''
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To the Editor ofa Loadon Paper.
THR DISTRESS OF THE TIMEs.

Never, furely M. Editor, was any thing like
it; every where we hear complaints, g'umblngs,
murmufings No money to be had no credit !;
no confidence paper depreciating no difcount !;
banks breaking manufactures at dead ifand
flI and nothing talked of bpt yuin, NUN,
RUIN!
Ii | go to eat my chop, mutt pay two pence
for halt farthing's worth OF chee{e- Why,
landlord, vour cherfc is very dear YES, SIR,
bu, conGder the dJfrs,s IF tie hm>s f''-A the
cofAe houfe ] must pay tour pence fog d!lh &C
coffee but then the djqrsl9 0fibe Amrf.
RhvEKsE THE PICTURE
Sixteen places of public amaferaeot aavertifed
10 ore paper Three or four thoufand guincsa
collected in one night al aafqleEade--- ,adef
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WILL BE SOLD.

On the 2Ia day of Jaoe "ezt, for fesdy money.
at Syi'ead, near Col:heRcr,
One Negro Wench and Child and
ore Negro Boy, belonging 20 the ef4tc Of Dr..
Archibald Motton, deceaied, fof The purpofe of
fatisfymg his creditors.
John M'Clenachan,
Administrator,
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ALL perfons indebted to the eRate
are again requeRed 20 dtharse 'hrj objective
balances, ard rhofs having claims viii pIesie to
make ihem known previous to that day, to Pc
ter Wagner, or ]. M'C, Admir-.
Colcheher, May II. Iawds
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IMPOP TANT.

In the New York Mercantile Advertiser,
received taiS morning, under date May Sis the
following aIslce.
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aleranDrta DAILY aDberttser.
FRIDAY, MAY II.

I'VE give the following verbatim as We re.
ceived ii, not voushiag for rs authenticity
lister ,Sno.9gn-Deer SIR,
These tue Inns cumeth to let you no, in
confidence. that am alive at present, as
well as circumstances in these hard times
and skarsity of muny will purmit. | don't
find the kollection of Fins SO poplar as |
expected, tho aynt had SO many appleca-
shuns to the sect OF homer, pulls by the
GERS and tweeks by the nose as som sip
pose, vet | cuntes rather more than |
wan,ed; all which have born with pa
shunce and christen fortetude, upon the
prencepEe that when a gentlemen is engaged
in thengs Of a batri9tik mater, he shouldn't
mind trihes.
1t is true have acted rathar illegally,
or so, In sum instances, but have had the
good forth to escape with hole bones--the
bisiness of the hatters boys was only a
sort Of black joke.
sarve from disinterested moteves, as a
rood patriut for homer only, constituting
the Office honorable one, and that | am
in the road to puriugment.
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IOHN T WEATHERCOCK, ESQ

mark.
Meter Beana-Since writin the above E.
pistol, IbeAe0e | shall have severil Quak :
urs exekewted for hi treason, as believe
I'm apinted kulector for life, with power of
nanin my sicksesslr
a Correspondent of yours, few days
since, made some mention of ''n0n-de-
script animal that has appeared among
us, and which some have designated GAL
Iector of 1li;lit;a Fines. have read lit
tie in Goldsmith's :" Animated Nature, >
vet am not learned enough 70 know how
TO class it; but as | understand that since
you gave publicity to this communication,
the animal has changed ITS c0lour, from a
particular process, would, to ascertain
whether it may not be OF the species of the
Cameleon, instead Of the animal tribe, re-
commend a repetition Of the experiment,
though with a deeper dye.
s SOLDIER Boo!"
Some of the Feds ridicule the idea of
the existence Of Salt Mountain in our
newly acquired territory--buta all who SYM
pathiae in the c the throws Of suffering hui
manitv,'' should hope In its reality-for az
ter few more masters, many OF them will
be found 7,ot zvorth their sat-
JEFFERsoN's MARCH.
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I'VE give the following verbatim as We re
ceived ii, not voushiag for rs authenticity
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We take the FLOWING extfaas ffon, new
work lately rec ised from England, the qroduc.
ton Of Mr. Thomas HoIcroft, the Dramstist, of
which We have had bu, turiory glance. i is
entitled, I" Travels fon Hamourg through
Wefphalia, Holland, and the Netherlands 70
Paris.'
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RAN AN AY from tbs fublcebsr, on Mon.
day Taft, the 7th current, muIatto man named