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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
BY Me President of The u. States.

N HEREAS, by an act of Congress, passed on
w The third OF March, 1915, entitled IAN act
to provide for the ascertsinlng and surveying of
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty With the
Creek Indians. and for other purposes" the Pres-
dent OF the United States is authorized TO cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty to be offered
tor sale, when surveyed:
Therefore, I. JAnEs MounoE, Presiden, Of the
United siates, Go hereby declare am make known,
that public sales ior the disposal Ia cable 20 law
OF CERTAIN lands in the territory Onlyabsms, shall
be held al Huntsville, in said territory folows
On The FIRST Monday in July next, for the sale Of
townships 3. 10, IL, 10, IS and ID, in ranges and
2. vests. 10, ii, l2, Is and H. in range !, east
9, ii, ~ ADD Ia, IN range 9, eas,-I2 and i3, in
range ,, ens'-ll. IL and IS, in range a, cast.
On the first Monday in September, for the sale OF
townships and 10, in range 8, wes,-9 10, IL. i2.
Is. Il. IS, l6 IL, l8. :9, 90 and Il, in ranges 4
and S, west
On the first Monday in November, for the sale Of
townships, 9. 10 and IL. in ranges and 2 vest
and 10. in range 8, wes,-9, 10 and IL, in range
wes-9, 10, III and IL. in rsnge 10, west 9. 10.
ii, IL and l3. in range III, west-9 10, IL, IL, IS
and ID. in range II, vest
On the FIRST Monday in Jsnusry, 1890, for the
sale OF townships 9, 10. H. I2 Is and IA in ranges
Is and II, wesi-iO, IL, 10, Is and j., in rsrFe
i9 west--il, IL, Is aud IA. In range 10. wesi--i2
and Is, in range II. west
And sales shall be held at Cahabs, in the said
territory, on the frs, Monday in Angus, next, for
the sale OF townships O. TO- IL. IL, I3 IA and Is in
range So. 10. IL. IL, Is. IS and i6. in range G.
III, in range 7-i0 and II. ia targe e-8, 9. 10 and
II. in ranges 10 and Il-9. 10 an1 IL, IN range Is.
Excepting such lands as have been. or slsH be,
served according TO law, for tie ~ sf schools
and tor other purposes Each s-'y =. --ecminuc
open for two weeks and no ,cngt g z 5.fil ecm-
mcnce with the lowest humber of sec. .ov n,ip,.
and range. and proceed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at tie city Of Washington,
this twentieth dsy Of March one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President JOSIAH MElCs
Commissioner Of the General Lsed Ofice-
CT Printers Of Newspapers who are s-ihori7ed
60 publish the Laws of the United States. viii insert
the above once week ill the first u Jsaua. nez.
April 7.
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when he waa prevailed upoo, by The specta
lors, to le, il of, without aoy other weight at
,acbed to II, than the parachute and Car. 10
his state It sscended rapidly, and 10 about
half an hour disappeared among the clouds.
No blame was charged on Mr.. Guile bu,
IT'S want Of power, attributed to the bad quail
,,y Of the materials, with which the Gas was
composed. I; Is computed there were from
10 to 10000 persons assembled to witness
the ascension.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town Of
Newport. in the county OF Newport, commissioners
to receive. examine aud adjust the claims against
the Estate Of
SYLVESTER BRowNELL,
late OF Newport, deceased, represented inso'vent;
do hereby give notice, that sx months from the 4lh
Oct are allowed to the creditors Of said Estate, to
bring in and prove their respective claims. and that
we viii attend for that purpose, q, any time within
said period.
JOHN WILLIAM, c
fREEBoRN COGCEsHALL, '''''
Az persons that are indebted to the Estate Of
said deceased are called upon to make immediate
payment to
Newport, Oct'S, 1919,
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NOTICE.

CAME into the possession Of John c. Ho xsie, in
~ damage feasant some time in the m on,h Of
June last last Springs stear Calf, mdng size Of
. reddish colour, having no artificial mark. with
some white on his forehead the owner of said Cal
is hereby requested to prove property pay the ex
pence of keeping and crying and take him away
within a year and day Given under my hanc
Charics,own, this 2s'h day OF September 1879
Witness, SAMUEL STANTON. Tosn. Clerk
Oct. "a
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'Low running Blackberry.
CHOLERA MORBUS.

: The Surgeon OF the French frigatc Are
thusa, while lying at Now York few days
since, transmitted for publication in the
Gazette the following remar kabie cures -
4" During our stay at Annapolis, a great
many OF the crew Of the F,cach frigste Are.
shusn were attacked with cholera motbus,
Which was quickly put stop TO by :he use
of Rice water, very strong, with much sugar
sAd little laudanum in il, drank plon,ifully
Ou, of ono hundred and forty sick, only ONE
died"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
TO LET,

.fnd tosseSaon gtUen immsdiafely.
THAT well finished aud convenient dwelling.
house, situated in Mili.street, recently occupi-
ed by Capt. JAMES r.. PHILLIPs, the House con.
tains Ten apartments and a good cellar kitchen,
with an excellent well of water and rain water. cis.
tern in the yard, an out building suitable for wood
or chsse house. For terms apply 10
July q, 1919. THOMAS TOWNSEND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
VALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middetown, about one mile aud half from
the state.house in Newport Said Farm contains a
bout 50 acres Of land, With great qusntl cf excel.
lent fruit trees, of all kndstoge,her with the build
ings thareon standing For other information in.
quire Of ALANSON PECKHAM
Middetown, Feb 10. Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
Dr.. RELFE'S
.ISTHHfIIC Pills.
Is proof Of wa.'! tic follo,siig tntercshsy cnre
are submitted 10 public pcrusal:
T..

Is proef Of wa'4 the Jollo,sirg tuercstiay cure,
are submitted 10 public perusal:
-" Mr. 81 ETSON,
or Hanover, was years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast, attended al times with gres,
difficulty OF breathing and wholly incapable Of al.
tending business after having tried in al other
medicines, was cured aud his health perfectly fss.
tored by 2 boxes OF these pii.s.
" AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter. OF Boston,
each dreadruy afflicted with asthma ant ditli-
Guilty of breathing, we're all of them cured and re-
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Judge -, of Salem, had been many years Sc
vcreiy afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night which had been brok.
en- for many years.
"A Lady ef Boston J turned of 60, was scvere,
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, at times spit,
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for a
years. could sleep but at short intervals, was
stored to perfect health on taking boxes.
These Pills give instsL; case in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty Of breathing, wheeling. tight.
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting Of blood, chil!iness and
shiverings, the forcrunners OF malignant fevers &c.
common colds are removed in a few hours, the sged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneous, even when the lungs are affected. CJT .fsk
for Dr. Relies Asthmatic Pills" One boa contain
gin 10 pills frequently effects a cure 10 prevent I'M
position. the outside printed wrapper is signed "W
L Conway Observe this as yon uaiue keahh Pre-.
pared and so,a whole sale by the sole proprietor,
w r. Conway. chemist, No. 1, Bumstead Place,
Common.s,r Boston. & by special appointment BY
SAMUEL w: VlNSON, Drnggia
No. ITO, Thames-strcet, Newport,
.7so, BY
Lemuel W Briggs, Bristol, Hercules Whitney,
J. II. Mason. Providence Dyer & Howes. Hindhom;
Greene, Mem. I,ondos Isaac ID bull, Hartford. aud
most druggists. book sellers and post.mas,crs thro
out the United States. where may he had all those
justly esteemed aud highly approved medicines"
prepared by w. +, Conway. Price One Dollar or
six Boxes for five dollars, 10 boxes for nine dollars
and ~ dozen bottles for 100 dollars:
Dec. 3. 1917. (t)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03

F0F SdIe, or 20 Lei,
THE following Estaies-sIouse, No 40, on Broad.
street. with all The sppurtensnces. Said house
will do well for public house. Also new house
on Tanner and Oak-streets. 80 by 20 feet on the
new store on the Long. wharf, 80 by 20 feet. two
stories high, with the wharf in front, in good re-
pair, lying near the bridge. Also. two or three
small houses aud the land they stand on, in diller
ent parts of the town. One half OF body pew in
the I'd Baptist Meeting House, in this town. Also
for sale, first rate chaise and harness, good
horse and Wagon and harness. Doors. ready
made window.frames and sashes. Lumber Of var
ious kinds
Also for saIe-75 scres of the best kind of Yer
mont land, selected bs MIR. Christopher Sweet tor
his own settlement. Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY.
Neunorf Mar e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
DUELLING.

= There was lately o challenge passed be-
tNecc two Of the sable race, attended by the
following cxuaor rdnary circumstances. A
black man by the name Of Cuifee aod another
hy the name Of Pcro, fell in love with the
came sebe Duleinia. Cufree was rewarded
with her smiles, and was marricd-Pero in
ldignaut al his rejection, declared that he was
(sn,isely reconciled TO the match, siocc the
(sAbie beauty was equipped with lips too thick
Ebr-lhis delicate enjoyment. This report was
t., tycd TO Cuffec, who declared IL an utter
faischood and gave q challenge, that was
promptly acccp,cd.-CuGso came on the
eroond With pair Of loaded horse pistols,
and waited tho appointed time for his antago.
mist, who did not appear. Cuffes then dis.
charged his pistol in the air, in token of ,ri-
umph, and declared that he would post his
AntSg0nist for q coward as soon as he could
x6nd)sny ono capable Of writing an article 70,
\ % : %sS3spspsr."
IA Rema,ka5ie Fsssndity. .--On Tuesday, l2sh
- u che ~iIe Of Ms. Thomas Small, fisher
~. l.of Ncwbu' 'yport, was safely delivered of
tTlLR LIVING CHILDREN !! three
.boyu ssd girl The mother, We understood,
fronN Ds. Bricket, the visiting pbysieisn, is
SEos veil; but are sorry to add, none Of the
schildseo are alive, all having died within six
fkouH Of ,hsir birth. Mrs. S. is young wo.
man Sthc % heing hc- firs, children.
,,k.Danoon, ,--Mr. Guile has failed 10 his sec.
m, ,htssups 20 ascend the @risl regions Hi,
Sslloon,uae fully inflated, at the vsuxha''
Z a srdsoa, ~ Iork, 90 Thursday last at the
cSour spp6t0ed, and signal given. for his
<s.ccr' 4 bvt on entering the Car, the balloon
- ould uot isiss Mufmorc than q few feet, |;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03

Br Me PreSidem OF the United otafeS.
yKyAERIAs, by an act Of Congress. passed on
w the I'd dsy of March. 1915, entitled "Aa act
10 providefor the asccrtsining and surveying ofie
boundary ines fixed b, the Treaty with the Creek
Indians AID for other purposes" the President of
the UnteI states is authorized 10 csure the lands
acquired by the said Treaty. 20 be o.ered for sale.
when Surveyed:
Therefore, /, JAMES MoNRoE, President OF the
u S,Ale,, do hereby declare and make known, that
cubic saes for the disposal (sgreeabiy to law) Of
certain lands in The Alabama Territory, shall be
held at Cahaba, in the said Territory. On the
ond Monday in January next, and shall continue
open three weeks, during which time shah be ci!er-
ed for sae . -ff .r
Tou,sh;nsS < e q 70 90 81 % andy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
FROM THE TRENTON FEpERALisr.
D1SENTERT.

a correspondent wishes Us to publish, that
he has been twice cured Of this complaint the
present season, by drinking strong tea made
Of tho root of Dswberry' Vine. A pint Of
this tea, made strong, and sweetened with as
much loaf sugar as it will dissolve, is the rom
edy he wishes to be made known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
POETRY.
INDLAA' SONG.

Come to the green savannah!
To the Indian Wild wood bower!
Where the tyrsnt's frown cannot daunt thee,
Nor the opprrssor's arm hath power;
Where thy course, like the winds Of heaven,
Shall be free DER the mighty plans;
And the realms Of thy joy shaft be
Where nature majestic rei8ns
No shout Of war shall reach thee,
No trumpet's clangoring sound;
But winds and mnrmuring waterfalls
shall sweetly swell around
And at eve the merry mock-bird
His varying song shall pour.
And with soft and mellow ppings,
Beguiie the moon light hour.
Thou shalt wake the wild cocks clarion,
AT the carly break OF day,
Thro' the glooms of the mighty forest,
Re.ccho'd faraway;
While the phalanx'd cranes upsoaring
Forsske the mists below;
And ere day hath deck'd the mountains,
They bathe in the solar glow
Should lonely seem thy slumbers,
Or in thy days in dullness move,
The dusky bosom'd bun'er maid
Shall come and be Thy love.
The quiver DER her shoulder flung,
ana the arrow spec win ease,
And the plumy wreath on her graceful brow,
Thy wondering sight shall please
o she shall guide thy footsteps,
Where the river fountains flow,
Where the scaly tribe with the current play,
Or seek the caves below
Where, glancing TO the sunbeams,
They glitter in the ray.
Or. wheeling swift and playful,
In darkness dart away
Gay shall your summer haunt be,
BY streams as crystal clear,
Where the ripe and golden orange
Hangs low and clustering near;
Where the fiery. .Aower'd Azalea
Your perfum'd bower shall be,
And he tall Magoolia's blossoms
Your gorgeous canopy.
To roam where grows the Alec.
That the precious balm distiis;
Where broad and deep the river runs
From the everlasting hills,
Where the eagle dwelis midst rocks,
IN glorious ruin piled
Come, be a dwcler in the glen,
hunter on the wild.
fhe Marriage Of Mss-----, TO a Gentle
man of the name o/ GEE.
nre, Madam. by your choice your taste we see,
What's good, or great or grand. without
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On he Marriarc of Mias--

On f6c Marriage oI MSs------- 10 UeHHe-
man of the name Of GEE.
Sure, Madam. by your choice your taste we see,
What's good, or great or grand. without G .
A !yodly glow must sure on G depend.
Or oddly low our righteous thoughts must end;
The want Of 6 All gratitude etfaces,
And without G the Graces would run races.
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U PRINTING, Of oil kinds, erecafed in
satisfactory manner, q; fhis office.
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x*x NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

SA/ HEN cure tor one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for q cough, cold,
asthma. difficulty of breathing, tightness of the
chest, wheeling. pain in the side. sptIng Of blood,
strained stomach, &c. must it not be a matter OF
surprze that we the obituary daily s%elied with
deaths occasoned principally by colds! On an aSer-
age at ie0st
die ANNUALLY of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty Of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption snsues aud
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-.
judice, by listening to some and adopting the opin.
ION OF Others, prevail thereby preventing trial Of
such medicines as might sfoid relief under the
idea that no relief can be obtained. Scarce case
occurs but may re rsiieyed by the timely applics
ton of
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except such lands IS bave been, shall be- resefv.
ed by law for the support of schools, for other
purposes The lands shall be offered for sale ia
regular numerical order, commencing with the
lowest number Of section, township, and range.
Given under my hand. at the City of Washington
this 2Sth day of Sept. 1879. .,
by the President, JAMES MONROE.
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JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MkiGS.

Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized TO publish the Laws
Of the United States vii, publish the above once
week till the 7ih of Jsnusry next, and send their
biiIs to the General Land Office for payment.
October Is ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-08

The drawing of 500 tickets is called a
days drawing, and will regulate that OF
the above prizes.
The drawing will commence at The city
Of Washington in the month of October
next, positively, unless the sale Of tickets
will allow it 20 ne done sooner. :
Cash will he promptly advanced for pri-
yes, at either of D. GiLLESPiE'SC United
States Lottery Offices. No. l04, Broad
way, opposite the City Hotel, New York;
No. II, South Third. between Chestnut
and Market streets, Philadelphia; & Penn
sylvania Avenue, City of Washington
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority Of the United States, and the pri-
yes all floating, as specified, Offers the great
est inducements to vendors and adventu-
rers. As the tickets can be sold in any
part OF the United States, orders (post-
paii) forwarded to The subscriber at either
of the above offices, from vendors, assn-
ciates, or individuals, for tickets or chan
ces, will receive thankful and punctual at
tendance, from
june 29 dim D. GILLESPIE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-08
Education.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs the
Il citizens Of Alexandra, that he intends
to open school on Monday, the 18th inst.
for the instruction of boys. He has provi.
ded himself with that very retired, a..y and
commodious room ON Columbus-st lately
occupied as school room by Mrs. Peyton.
Courses Of Tuition
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Ancient
and Modern, Chronology, Logic, Compost.
tinn, Execution, Bookkeeping, Mathema-
tics, and the elements Of Astronomy and
Natural Philosophy also. the Latin and
Greek languages.
Terms, Of Tuition,
Reading. Writing Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, 5 dollars per ar;
History, Logic, Composition and Book.
keeping, 8 do Mathematics, Philosophy,
&c. 10 do; Languages, I2 do: pens, ink and
pencils furnished in the school,
He assures those who may feel inclined
to commit the important trust Of the edu.
cation of their children 10 him, that nothing
on his part shall be wanting to give satis.
faction. Upon his new and iudicious plan
OF instruction, boys Of ordinary Capacity
may go through regular course of arith.
metic, English Grammar and Geography 10
six mouths, and at the same time pay every
necessary attention to their exercises 10
Realing and Writing.
he possesses the most substantial testi-
meRials OF character and capabilify. which
ne will feel happy 10 produce 70 any gsh-
tleman who may call upon him.
June ] &stuH 4. .. BONNER
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For. Sale.

A VALUABLE farm, distant from Alex
n andria about three or four miles, ly-
ing on the road leading to Mount Vernon,
containing two hundred and twenty seven
acres, more or less; from fifty to eighty
acres of which is in good wood, and all
lying we'll for Improvement, having pro.
portion of up and bottom land 1t is well
watered in every part. There is on this
land beautiful situation for dwelling
house, surpassed by none in the neighbor-
hood, commanding fine view OF Mount
Vernon, Fort Washington, and the P"to'
around Those wishing 10 view the land,
are requested to apply 10 Waiter H. Jeai-
fer. esq. Clifton Lodge, Fairfax, county.
The terms made known by application TO
the subscriber in Alexandra.
l. P. THOMPSON.
june 8 stuth,f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-08
Most Valuable Landed Pro-
perty for Sale.

HEING anxious 10 move to the south
40 western country, am disposed 10 sell
that most valuable and well known farm in
Charles county, Maryland, called The .Meo-
doegs, and part OF Wsstwood Manor
This tract contains SIS acres, is most ell
gibly situated, lying in the FORK of the two
brasches OF the Wicomico river. As 10 fer
iility of sell, and advantages OF every des-
Cnption, il is equalled but by few-sur-
passed by none.
Also, the farm on which reside, called
Somerset, in the County of King George,
Virginia. This tract contains 676 acres. by
late survey, and is also well situated, lying
on the Potomac river, (opposte COL J. Fay
loes Maryland Poin testate) and bounded
by the same upwards OF mile, is in pro-
gressive state of improvement under the
clover and plaster system, which has sue
eeeded beyond my most sanguine expecta9
lions.
Also, two other small tracts in Westmore-
land county, Va. containing 325 acres.
Also, lao acres of military land, in the
As II rs presumed that no person will
(and as II Is my de ire that no one should)
purchase without viewing the premises, /
VIII not eve a minute description of these
tracts, indisputable title will he made in
every instance. Persons wishing to pur-
chase, Will please make application perso.
naliy, or by letter addressed, to the sub.
scriber, near HAMPSTEAD post office. Va.
BENJAMIN GRIMES.
April "a ms,r
Inc editor of the Baltimore Federal Re-
pnh.'csn viii insert the above once week
sI forbid, and send his account to this OF
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY on the 95th Of April last,
IL man called NED, formerly the pro
perry of Mr.. Fitzhugh, OF Fairfax, and by
him sold to Hepburn g. Dundas. He bad
on when he went away an old country blue
and white cloth coat, and kersey trowsers
Ibis right hand in sling, in consequence
of the kick of horse Ned is a stupid
looking fellow, and hesitates very much
when he speaks viii give the above re-
ward for experimenting him, so that get
him again. AGNES DUSDAS.
Mount Eagle, May I9 d6thwftf
june g
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New Publications y Valuable
Boo! S.

New PubiIcatIons = Valuable
Boo S.
yUST received, and for sale by the sub
20 scIioers,
Bonnycaste's Account OF Spanish Ame-
iica, Descriptive Historical & Geographic
cal--with a Map.
Letters on the United Provinces offs. A.
merica, addressed to the Hon. Henry Clay
by Don Vincent Pages.
An Essay on the History of Civil Society,
BY Adam Ferguson, L. L. D.
Mayors Ancient Geography and Alias.
Atlas Classic 10 which Is annexed Priesi-
ley's chart of history, celored.
The life O, the Rev. DR.. Finley.
Human Life, poem, by Rogers.
The whole works of Walter Scott. new
edition in 6vols. with Westalls elegant de-
signs.
Maternal Solicitude, by Mrs. Taylor.
The Reciprocal Duties of parents and
children, by ditto.
June "a thstu2w
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Was Committed

yssfs the iail for the county OF Alexandra
b. c on the 9th ult. negro man
II .slk h;ns. If SAM DAY, alias, JOHN
CRTER. He is about 29 years OF 'se;
: ,'stss inches high, has on short JactSe'
oftY;lled cloth, blue and white, ana a
Sbe Dantaloons. He is stout wei use SCI
ran. He says he is the property % ct
lhmL. Lee, living at Richmond Our S "
aou,e, Virginia. The owner IS aeslrea ND ID
sons, prove property, pay ehaf arg b. d du
iake him away, otherwise DE VIII De us
P''''- " ANDREW ROUNSAv.ELL'
MY s y-