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anderson's Cough Drops.
rhe most valuable Medicine ever in use,
FOR

The most valuable Medicine ever in use,
FOR
Coughs, COnsumpt;ons, and .4stlgnGs.
NiIlS new and healing Balsam bids fair
a TO rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptions it has lately been
used py many with the most surprising suc-
cess. 1T certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and in
creasing demand for them may be called
proof OF It's good effects lis proved. Scarce
ly a case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty OF breathing, want Of sleep aris-
ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use Of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.1nderSon's Cough Drops
stamped on 1t, and the directions are all
signed by James .Hellen.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty of
breathing, wheeling, tightness of the chest,
consumptions, and pain in the side. Tho
aged will experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
C. Be particular, as each genuine bot.
tie has Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each of the directions are
signed in writing by "James Mellen":
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE Medicine IS for Sale Jy
SAMUEL w. NlASON,
DRUGGIST AND APoTnEcARv,
No. liz, Thames-street,
who has for sale constant supply of the
best kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by Georg,
III. Tillinghast, John II Mason, Providence;
DR.. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
East-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter. Ux-
bridge; David Farnum, Smithfeld: DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest.
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; Or Tilhngbast.
Wexford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren.
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Post Mas.
ter in Satersville.
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From the London Literary Gazette


SONG WITH A MORAL.
Laura, my love, come on with me,
See, every thing is ready,
My gallant boat is on the sea,
The boai'nans young and steady.
And time and tide won't wait for me,
Nor viii they wait for you
you but smile, how best we'll be!
The moon is smiling too"
Swiftly tho placid waves along,
The merry lark has bounded,
And lightly still the boatman's song
Over the waters sounded
The waves kiss softly as they pass,
The moon beams fair above,
And he who rows so smooth and fasi.
Is the little God Of Love
And still their days in bliss wero spent,
Each pleasure came TO greet them,
And earth and sea, wheroer they went,
Were dross'd in smiles 10 meet them;
Still guided over sea and land.
BY some ofyoung Loves darts,
Which he had turned into n brand,
And lighted at their hearts.
And happy thus they went along,
Their pleasures naught could blight then,
And nothing ever then went wrong,
But every thing went right then.
Till ending all their former bliss,
No LONGER fond and oov
They chose another course 10 his,
And turned young Love away.
But soon they do their folly feel,
When Love no more befriends them,
For not one pleasure comes to heal
The ceaseless care that rends them
Their scene, before so sweet and BRIGHT,
Which Love had made so fair
Became, since il had lost his light,
a scene gloom and care.
They think on Love, and pray, once more,
With tears and lowly knccling;
That he will guide them as before,
Their every sorrow healing
"No, no. says Love, Gin vain you pray
Your tears your sighs are vain;
For aohea Lore once is turned a,oay,
HeW qe'er come back again"
HUMBY.
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mi1tclldrfcuS.

.Anciem and Modern .Narims. Among
men of honor a word is bond
Without union there can exist neither
strength nor public spirit.
Do great things, but do not promise them
--Setdnn.
Noah's ark may be compared TO many
edfces in which there are many animals
',nd few men.--SPgr.
The flowers Of Rhetoric in sermons and
serious discourscs are like the beautiful
poppy weed IN a field of wheat, which
please the eye of those who pass by to a
muse themselves, but which are preiudicial
to those who only desire to profit by the
harvcst,-Pope.
The vine produces three fruits pleasure.
intovicatlon, and repentance. ce.--.1ndcharsis
Open thy mouth and thy purse with cau.
ton. and thus thou wilt pass for wiser and
richer--Zimmerman.
Consecrate the place where thou wort
born, where thou married and where thou
first saw thy friend. .--PFhagoras
That which fragrance is to the rocc,
modesty is TO beauty.
Translated from the Spanish.
Party spirit and love ofCountry are sim
Piles difficult to amalgamate.
4. Neither be the slave nor the tyrant Of thy
wife.
All preach humility, none practice it,
The master thinks 1t good doctrine for his
servants the workings for the clergy !;
and the clergy for their congregation.
The difference between happiness and
wisdom ls. that the man who thinks him.
self most happy is so, while he who be-
lIevcs himself most wise is generally the
vely reverse.
Reproach not thy wife with bitterness, if
she give sustonance to thy son, lest he
should swallow with her milk the tears Of
his mother.
The choice ofa wife is, in reality, the
choice of fortune. II is impossible for a
man to be happy with bad wife.
-.-ses.--
What zoe ike 10 see and trhdi tce do not
IKE 10 see.-We like 10 see Lady wear
her bonnet on her head but we do not
like to see her wear the buckle or clasp of
her dress where she cannot reach it if ne.
cesslty requires.
We always like to see a Lady as large
round the waist as She is round the neck,
(or leg and little larger.
We do not like to see Gentlemen rob the
ladies of their bosom pins, to put in their
cravats, where knot answers the same
purpose. and certainly looks better.
We always like To see embroidery
where do you think in the Ladies' dress,
not in Genteman's bosom.
We do no, like to see young Farmer too
often with his Gloves on, especially in th c
summer season.--it looks as though he had
forgotten his occupation.
oxford Observer.
- EXTRACT FROM sAMBo's SERMON.
Slrdte is dc rode an narrer is de paF trhicl
isGdcf 10 glory.
Brederen Nerers You semblc dis mite
10 hare dc word. and bab it splained ant
monstrated To you; yes. an ten for splain
II clnar as de light ob de lben day. Were
oil wicked sinners hsr below--its fac my
brcicren, and I tell you how il cum. You
see my frena
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RUSSFEL'S
Itch Ointment,

This choice and safe medicine is said 10 be
superior TO anv now in use. for that disagree
able and troublesome complaint the itch 1t
is so certain in its operation. that no person
troubled with the above disorder, ought To be
without it. Ii is remedy for cutaneous G.
ruptions, scnrbutic affections of the head salt
rheum, or any other breaking out which ari-
scs from the sharp humors of the blood. 1t is
highly recommended for the scra,chers on
horses. and is said TO be a certain cure if ap-
piled in scsson Price as cents box
The ABOVE medicine is for sale by Doct. r
r. HAzAFp. and Doct A p MooRE. Newport.
with Geo. Hammond, s. Co Wexford and
with the Druggists in New-York and Prov
deuce, and in the principal stores in the north
ern states. Newport, may l7. lS27.
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WOOL CARDI.NG,
Guardians Notice.

TFlE subscriber hereby gives public notice
y that he has been appointed by the Hon
Court ofProbate ofthe town Of North Kings.
town, Guardian Of the persons and estate of
SARAH DAwLEY, WILLIAM DAwLEY, RtcH.
ARD DAwLEY and PELEG DAwLEY, minors
children of Pcleg Dawl5y, Of said town, de.
ceased and has given bonds according to law
= Ie hereby callson all persons having demands
4 oninst said estate, TO exhibit the same to him
within six months from the date hereof-and
those indebted to make immediate payment :
and also, all persons having any effects be
longing to the heirs of said deceased, to rem.
der an account thereof Immediately.
ROBERT ELDRED. Guardian.
North Kingstown, aug. 10, 1927.
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ISAAC GOULD,

No 176, Thames.strcet,
HaS JUST RECEIVED FROM EOS TON
4 n assortment of BROADCLOTuS
"a AMI CASSIMERES: Extra fine La
dies Cloth, Of the most fashionable colours
real Goats hair and common Cnmblets :
scarlet Tartan and worsted Plaids: silk
Velvet and rich TioIenet Vcstincs.
ALso--A consignment Of DOMESTIC
CALiCOES, and extra fine .SITIRT'LN'GS
which he will sell at New-York prices, for
cash or approved credit.
Sept. III.
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New AOMdon Hotel.
WILLIAM Z. TALER,
FRoM NEwPoRr.)

IRON NEwPORT.)
INFORMS the public, that, as successor
Il to A. Ii. LAWTON, with whom he has
lived the year past, he will continue this
Hotel formerly kept by A. Shepard open
as a house Of entertainment, in the same
style as kept the year past, and hopes by
his assduity and attention, that he will be
iayoured with a share ofthe public patron
age.
The above well known Establishment.
having undergone extensive Improvements
and repairs, now affords accommodations
for travellers, and families, equal to any 9th
er.
The house is pleasantly situated in Bank
Street opposite 81 river, from whence two
Steam Boats ply TO New York, four trips o
week.
Boardors by the week or year can be ac-
commodated.
New-London August 81, 1927.
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Adam was de fus man,
Ebe was do fodder,
Cain was a wicked man,
kase he Kill he brodder.

Adam and Ebe were bofe brack men,
and so was Cane and Able. Now ! spose
IT seem to strike you understandn how
dc fus white man cum. Why let you
know. Den you see when Cane kill he
brodder, de massa cum an he say. Cane
whar you a brodder Able ;"--Cane say "
don't know massa. He cum gin an say.
Cane wbar you brodder Able ?"-Cane
say III don't know massa. ."---But de nigger
noe'd all do time. Massa now git mad, cum
gin, peak nifty sharp dis time. "Cane
whar your brodder Abel, you nigga" Cane
now git friten and he turn wite and dis is
de way de fus white man cum pom dis arth
and if It had not been for dat dare niggar
Cane, we'd neber been troubled wild desc
sassy wites pom de face OBJ dis circumlar
globe.
Noo sing de Jorty-lebenh hymn tieniar meter.
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The choice ola wife is, in reality, tn,
choice of fortune. II is impossible for ,
man to be happy with bad wife.
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RUSSELL'S
Stomach RitterS.

VNIlESE celebrated Bitters are composed
n purely ofvegetablcs Of tho most innocent
vet specific virtues they arc recommended
particularly for restoring weak Institutions.
cleansing and STRENGTHENING the stomach, and
increasing the appetite ; also. preventive a
"ainst the cholera morbus, removing nausea
vomiting. heart burns, weakness in tho breast
pain in The stomach. and other symptoms Of
l1'ulence and INDIGESTION they possess pro-
oerties peculiar to themselves. of converting
new rum and whiskey into stimulating anr
.uvigorating stomachic cordial one box wild
tncture one gallon of spirits.--Prioe Sc cts
q box.
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Stale of Rhode island, &c.

In General assembly, June Session. ls27.
Upon the petition of Daniel E. Updike,
~ against his creditors, Toted and Re
solred, that said petition be received and
referred to the next session of this Assem-
bly--that he notify his creditors OF the
pending of said petition according to law
that oil proceedings against him for the
collection of debts be stayed, and that said
petitioner be liberated from joil upon Civ
ing bond TO the satisfaction of the Sheriff
of the county Of Washington, to return te
Jail within ten days Of the rising of the
General Assembly, at which his said petit
ton shall be disposed OF, if not granted.
True copy witness
Octi HENRY BOWEN, Stcry.
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Court of Probate. Asrpor,, Oct 1, Is27.

Court Of Probate, Atrport, Oct !, ls27.
WHEREAS the administration account
w on the estate Of JONATHAN BtIss, late
of Newport, deceased, has this Gay been pre-.
scnted, and the consideration thereof referred
10 court of probate, TO be holden al the state.
house in Newport, on the first Monday in No.
vember next, at 9 O'Clock, A. M.-Notice is
therefore hereby given to all persons interest
cd in the estate Of said deceased, to appear at
said time and place, ifthey see fit, and they
shall be heard BY order Of said Court,
Of. \. b. H0WL-l.ND, Prob. Clerk.
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New Rum.

4 constant supply Of New Rum, of good
a flavor and proof, may be had at the
Oistillcry offs. y. Northern, or of the sub
scribcr. STEPHEN CAHOONE.
May 10, 1927. tf
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DRY GOODS

FiNE Subscriber has recommended the OF Dry
II Goods his lud fors
Wholesale andreal awell selected OF STAPLE
zRIICLES well suited 10 s Mar ke consisting in part of
Point, Lonion Dahl, Whitney aud Se blankets white blu.
aud green plains best uperne cloths aud
double med drab cloths khodes bombszet.;
Tartan pIais; JesnOught fst great coa
Bruei kiderminster aud Dutch eapeiins; hearth tur,
scarlet red yellow, and white hinnels base and
carpeiDg CLOTH Besverteen, bleached gray t
saihler gh webbIns rnsys best shoe thread
sues; ditto best patent threads all colours Shappe spJo
COTTON and rJrd; good article
hosiery isdies' white cotton 81 thread; ladies' black lambs,
wooi do black aud white 3auZe chdfe ems long half
hose; amb, wool half hose Imperial do s,yan,doyyn
vesns Of very good quality white aud coleured quilting do;
tsed bsngup cord fuTnature twist linen sni cotton
% and 6-i cambrc musliEs; and Cd lrkunets d white
cotton shrtng caicots Gentlemens Locon ha Netting
ham thread ace and bobbnet; "A Irish
aud good quality; brown lawns; white do fo hlfs thread
ranbricki mems buck Woodstock AMI beaver gloves ade
Kid aud beaver DOG sentienens aud ladies' ani black
silk hose; best black silk hoennes for black
ucn vevetfor do; uening needle pounI
pin do IN packs; white furniture aud corded dmiy table
covers new aItide; exeeen cutlery
HARDWARE knves forks OF asious sorts and quais; pocket
pen, and baded knves large aud small d. awing
kpres woojscrewsi ooket chsse; gImblt; steel
tites VI varou, sort; n cut, mill and hanIsaw and
be; best hinges rszots of superior quality gaeen
ender horse shoe nai pillow curry combs; chamber
brass candlesck; stock pa chest draw and gilt
aud pearl buttons; coffee Mills large .hcy and
aud vice.; spanned walters; beat steel small square
bares steel shee for Cotton gin tin plates rods;
salt OF extra and bsggng; bales
Ills goods selected by himself Eng land aud viii
be soid upon moderate terms. His old file DIS customers
respectfully invited to at his store on f
Sept. 90. Al III
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&ann REIY.AHD

WILL he given for the apprehenon aud delivery 20
W al the Jail Of Henrco County, OF JAMES w roach
and Wh' W. ANDREWS, who escaped from the said J all
on he nSht OF the ieh OF Sept las Olls Hundred and
Eyfy Dollars fJI either of them.
foAGE about Il years Of age, feet nrEes high red
mar ana blue ~ has on his right arm marked with India
ink, the initials Of his nums, the representation Of rnb
with man ~ The attitude 1f weeping whcli willow
anu under which the date his bth 1906 and on hi
arm, the representation Of Altar aud two Hearts ami
over which are two Doves suPeB0g WreathO Love and
shoVe the elbow the American Flag. Had linen pauta-
looms. cotton shirt, ahaf fur hat striped coat vest,
AnpkEWS about 20 years OF age, gb, hair hazle eyes
ifthy complexion feet 10 inches high has marked with
lndia INK GU las right w w. A. which ia line A.
merean Flag and EaEei on his left AN Altar over Viii
is on Altar aud Two HeaI uue with Doves suspendinc
wreath o Love. Hal ON pale blue dnnsstic coat md
Pahisoons, wh lat about half from the best nf,r
nation nave been ane g obtain, induced 10 believe
they are together at work the Dismal Swamp anal
THORNTON, u NJ
Oet' H. 45-u For Joh5t Pegrnjn, VI.
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{y Viiiue Of deed of 10 as for certain r-
poses therein nentioned, by Wilson Allen aud the late
n ioone Richard Iioomes and Arms,ead H9ones da-
yea the i4Ih July, 1928 for certain purposes therein
ell aud by virtue also Of deed executed 10 u nv Ar
eon'es bearing date the 18Th Of Septpmber s2i:
n I" winch deesase duly recorded in the Gle. Office of
me county of Ca oine we shall proceed TO sell "a
bidder for ready money before he front door of the
D"wng Green Tavern, said county on Moniav H.
ioh day OF December being Caroline court evN In
nue. tom day TO day till he'd, fourth part OF the
Green estate beng The htetest of the late Culon.
etedu iioome as deeteed by the Ohlncery Court of
Fredericksburg. The Commissioner appointed ~ the aid
decree io the purpose ofdivipg estate into four os
IL Iuoh thereof, assigned 10 the said Armis,ead
The Bowling Green Tavern and Lot, conti,ti.r # t, Ia
isei, winch IS spacious and stable and
small family, Casually occupied by the tavern k.ere family
mouse which has heen occupied by family som tiG,e
passed anu known by the of Omuz and ts kinSred
and nine acre, land adjacent part of them cover.
survey. ~ y 3''us
Thi. properly, lying OH the stage road from
10 hiShuond 50 generally known, that 1t Is thought uune
eesafy 10 descrhe II more particularly Alec al the same
upon me same er'none other fourth pa of said o.o
s estate Tor aud during the lie OF Wilson Allen
n.,nr the interest to viii. the said Allen entitled
oy me eiTte'y and the aforesaid decree the
Ohaneery cout OF Fredericksburg. a
pointed by The sad decree for The purpo,es aforesaid have
thereof 1ssiguej 10 MIs. Sophia Allen wife of
the said Wilson Allen Esquire the tract Of Land ing on
POe 10 the Tavern atOve mentioned, Containing actual
survey 753 This lot most fertile 5art of tIr
tact, aud contains quantity viuable timber II ais b..
ON 1.-Two houses occupied merchant storr ho.e
sni variety of other buildings
Also, at the aud place and bv vire Of The ..ms
authority, we shall sell upon the terms thirteen II
S'"ss amongst then valuable house servants and
"o,an wh" IS an excellent semstIes fee-snpe will
LIE OF Wilson Alien, E.q in the tract opposite IN. J
e annIue property IN The slaves; but sell as trustees
we sh.ii warrant the titles (Which believed to be unuues-
''nable) only against ourselves those claiming u.s.
VIM H. H0WISON, FTus-
NJ. NoRBoRNE K SUTTON }tees.
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.N.EJV MP OF VIRGI.NI.4.

IEE New Map Of Virginia, compiled FROM surveys
Il under the authority OF the State. published. AID
may De persons desiro Of procuring sppcs
uronl. "
This work. Effected by the abSur Of many years. and at
great cst OF care ana L0ney has perhaps hes
ed 10 variety and accuracy u detail, bsady
OF sAeuttn Hfehees the highest credit the
sk OF Tue persons immediately efned pubEc
aud must prove highly gratifying and sselu TO the public The
esiature nave authorized the sale Of $50 Copies Of
MaP on The large scale OF tive the inch; aud The Exc
eutse with NE view Of making bs sale extensive rapid
90 possible have directed the copies be disposed
moderate price of $50
under these eireumtsncc't probable that persons WHO
shall not make eafly applications will be uble to Obtain
Copy Of this beautiful and vsluahe work.
August ). q5,s
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W'IS TIJIfB EBT-gE5E5

$3.50 opeaed The principal part his fancy & tapIe
uitf OOODSi solicits the attention of hs friend. ,nl
e puous can aud examine them He feel. confident, In
e seIeSu.n no store IA the cty supa it, and positive
That none shall undesell him in the
among the article now offered for sale are %
sup n9e black olive and Oxford mixture aud other
abs clio lis and cassmetes ~ '"'7'
Ladie'' habit, pelisse nd uieriro cloth,
OF kerseys, plains, useys and nsp
vesiilgs oil the newest aud fashionable pattern,
'gui Ell and plain Gro de Maps, IA great varieties
tlof FENCES, satin icva ntines, Italian l1,ttin.s
Sam, modes, Grape lisse, gauzes ious colours
italian nstts, Imperial grapes
MAXIM, Canton aad Italian cranes
silk fancy hikis. ' 49, w
Msrlno, cashmere and Canning shawls and scarf,
Mh'e an6 black lace wells aha haks
Peerines,capes and figured lace do
Bobbinst llees aud quilting
as and g.. figured aud plain bobhnet
Figured and plain Swiss and null muslin,
CambFies, Jaokonets and book muslin,
Gmghams, talIeoes and cambria prpt. l,e,u,;r,
Gin eassiat pIads aud stripes
Ia an Plaids and camhle,s
English and French sik hosiery
vrsted, lambs wool, Angola and cotton hosiery
Grass bieaesed liueu, aud Irish sbeetings
Domtazsnes and bombazes cvloureJ aud black
Con'bris and furniture dimities
teinoohs OF every description and superior quality
0'ioufe and white oIrestics, saiint,s aud checks
Rose pom, and dufle blankets;
With many other article, NOT enumerated n
arrivals shAii receive additional supply 10 oonnist ~
and Italian Nets. i'"''"AOie Ci0'aS
Oct -. A. :.
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II Fac c;NQUIREa pu3iishsd wees x,uesai,
three week during the State Les.
tarsPnce, the heretofore, Five Dollars per ann
Pyahie in advance Notes Of chartered.
lee the safely Of re~tns them by aaiithe postage oale
tiers being paid, BY the wseEs.
u Nlpaper Will he disc ,nt,nued (but the discretion of
he I'D tors aniil all srrearges nave bean paid up.
II Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine
thsil have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS-Fnst rs csnt;-e.ch
Continuance, 50 cents.
No advertiseaea inserted until ha, either paid
fir, or sssuwed by thi, city,
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E4LL GOODS

ALL NELSON has received large aud general ass.rt
AA nent ci Staple aud Fancy GOODS, adtpted Ia a..
season; Amongst which are extra suPefne cloths aud ea
msie pe"e and MeT'no cloths real oAmes hair carnble Of
hagkSla Hlnnel' and bounbazstt,, Germaa British
IRISH linens, lawns, diapers and meetings. book
SWISS aud Iudia mnsns, plaid aud plain Gos de Nsos'
ltnian iustr ng ssps aud other silk good. six cotton
worsled hosiery, domestic shifting plaid aud tic kins
and will continue gIeeeive further supplies by e ts,k
from New York aud Philadelphia ~ FN"
Oct.I2. A. ~
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Eastern District OF Yirgiaia 10 Irii:
r RENE niered that the SIst day Of October in the
S 52d year Of the independence the Unied States Of
America, His ExcelIeney, VIM. b. GILES, Of the
tSeaD SAID District, Governor of the Commonwealth of
virginia., for / in behalf Of said Commonwealth
h1th deposited in this Office the title Map the tight
wbeIeoi ne Claims tor the benefit OF the
aioresad as Proprietor, the following 10 wit
M 81 Ss state Of vrsns reduced from the niue hee, Map
In conformity the Act the Cunge,, of he Halted
States, entitled, Au Ct for the Of learning
ny securing the copies Maps, Charts and Books Az
tho, and P0PTieoEs Of such COPIES during the times therein
men'i'1--'' iSignedl RID. JEFFRJES,
- Clerk VI the Eastern District of Virginia
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NOTICE.

w az committed, 10 the jail of Pendleoo eo,,,, on ,,
Levi. % Gay OF July last negro who call, HIMSELF
E i.ooason, and says that he belongs 10 MI J.ha To-
u 'y'ng IN the county OF Roekbdse Va Tn. s,,5 ns
A le.' o,sh stout made, black eompee ted srr. mi, g
S h, ,o'e, sd on when committed jail two one
oae eo'h, with gilt buvnsthe other blu. sumner
Jsahs par Of pantaoons, sn.tt vest, one n,;r
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