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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
JACKSONISM IN TENNESSEE.

Some o! our readers have been led to a be-
lief, that there are no opponents 10 General
Jackson in tie state Of Tennessee that the
! people IN that state are Unanimous in favor of
the claims of the Military Chiefiain. This is
mistake. In thfee of the Electoral Districts
Administration candidates will be run, and in
TWO we have strong assurance they will be sue
cessiul JOHN r. NELSON, Esq Of Knoxville
the candidate for that District, has pub
Ished an Address, in which he speaks in the
following terms of the Farmer" Of Teunes.
see:
81 say, Fellow Citizens, that such was the
enthusiasm of the moment, that the suffeIinps
and services Of the private soldier we're com
! pletely forgotten, and the universal cry, wheth-
er at the festive board or over the exlnliratinv
! glass, was Jackson! jackson! jackson! and
thus was an irresistible and overwhe! lining cur
RI mt IN favor OF the "iero OF Orleans formed,
! and with the rest, hurried by warm temper
ament IN the hey-day of youth blood, was
dri!ted along. without once thinking where 1
should be landed When jackson was first an
| nounced for President tins current was at it's
food tide. !, with almost every body in Ten.
nessce, went out with IT, crying ia elk son! ]. OK
! "
! IN iny, do thank my God that circumstances
occurred TO check my head way, and give me
tine 10 reject, and cast abOut and see where
| was going l found | had been ra pidlv
hurried towards an awful gulf, Infested by men
who seemed 10 be perfectly regardless of all
ohlghton, moral or political. They mad vio-
lated The Constitution, they had tranpled the
laws under foot, they derided and eIted with
contempt the warning voice of the father Of
his country they were STRIVING TO array one
portion OF the country against The other, and
were recommending anarchy and dlsunlon Of
the states, they were stained with tho blood of
their fellow men ! saw among them cold
bloodcd murderers-I saw high in authority,
aS one OF the clirf scribes, u rotten hearted
iberiInc WHO had debauchcd n neur, a Young.
ana coniidmg relation, and had prostituied
her TO ms own brntsl passion. 1 saw the COM
moh "dult'rer, n gambler. and IN short, men
whose crimes we e of ever; e-Every COM
"ahdnen' IA the sacred decaog 0 had been,
5v one or another. violated with an uplfted
mana, and an outstretched arm. saw Gen.
Jackson Standing IN the midst of this band of
pirates aud maraHders, with the great charter
al our hhciti"s, The Constitution of the United
Siaiea IN his hunds-hls lip curled with con-
Tempt MS he cast hasty glance over tbs "a.
red instrument, consecrated by the blood of
our fathers. Ii was already torn and sullied
by his former deeds, and hc seemed now TO
east II under the feet Of his mnons, who sur
rounded hm, and who ever and anon cried
Jackson! Jackson! Jackson! You may well
imagine my coun'rymen, th2t turned from q
scene 20 sick.nng with loathng and disgust.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

j. FoRxisS iSryLL,eKrcX.--T Tho intel
lisence from Europe. reserved at New Yo,k
by the ship Florida. Is Of an important nliure.
Noihng, official, however. has beon received
from the Russian Head Quarters. The nan
appearance Of heir Bulletins, argues uRfavor-
ably to the success OF the Russian arms.
When the campiign first opened. aud the Au-
tocrat was advancing with success. his Bull
lcims were promulgated inccssanrly, and re-
published with avidity by the German and
French papors--whereras. OF late, none have
appeared. Il 10 stated in letters from Con-
san,iaople, that the Turkish infantry was
200, 90 strong. and that 10000 cavalry
we're now IN the field. The greatest enrhu-
s'a,m prevailed IN tho TURKISH vapital, the
le,y,ng .f men WAS easy effected, and every
thing argued the most formidable preparation
for the war. That tho Russians have met
with severe losses aud check at Choun,la,
there can be no doubt, and We look with much
anxiety for the next auwal.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

SABpATH KEEPING SOCIETIES. -Thes @
hnrd stfdlnlng institutions received a little bit
"i check last Saturday evening. A meeting
was called al Lowell, TO form an associ,,;oE
auxiliary TO the " New York Union for pro-
noting the observance of the Sabbath" The
meddicfs with the time, religion and conscien-
ceS Of other people, had the exquisite mort If.
eaton TO find majoti'y of three hundred
against imposing any unnecessary restraints
Upon what every man may feel to be the duties
of the Sabbath. This will be called by some
the horrld effects Of mannfa curing but such
ELECTS as these are truly. Christian, and 10 our
minds much better than those anti-religious eff
fects which proceed from bigotry, spiritual
Prde' and the love of undivided power.
(y0I0ru
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
LIVERPOOL MARKrT. Sent


The sales Of Cotton in our Market the last
week (iiom the 23d to the Goth, inclusivel \
amounted to 1880 bags including I3O 8 Isl-
ands al l3 3-4d n I'D; 80 stained do. 7 lad. .
oo4o Uplands. "a "a 3 Sd II Orleans.
l-2 - 3D.; $50 Alabamas, 6 8 s to 6 l-2d. !:
so AZ III.
In the early part Of the week there was on.
" moderate business dong chiefly TO spin-
ners. On Thursday and Friday, several ex-
'ensve dealers came into the market and our
chased after largely, the sales on the latter
cay were estimated at 5000 bags, I4OO or
them Up'inds. at O Ia in one lot, but this
Increased business caused no change in the
desire Of holders TO sell or the tendency of
prices to decline. Most Of the business dono
IN the n'ddling and lower qualities Of Ameri-
can and Brazil Cotton, has been at a decline
OF lid per lb. About 8 o bags of American
an Brazils have been taken by spcculators.
TIE import OF the week was 7474 bags. The
import into this port since the Ist January
amounts to $4,000 bales, against Goa, ,OcO for
the same period last year, but there is a de.
crease IN the supply from the United States of
100, 900 bales.
On Saturday. the 3Oth ui', tho sales wero
csi''n''od at 1000 bales ~ price there YEAS no
change; The prominent business Of the dav
was the sale OF 500 AIabanas at 6 Lid, and
400 Lousianas al @ IA.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
JUDGE BKANcH's SPEECH The partial

JUDGE BRANcH's SPEECH The partial J.
iy ahich We have felt for Judge BRANCH
and the station which he holds as a judicial
officer, and a member Of our Town Council
makes Us regret exceedingly that he should
have thought ii, at the Town Meeting on
Wednesday, TO attempt TO sneer at and rci-
cue some of our most respectable citizens,
who have been in he habit of addressing our
Freemen at Town Meetings. We are as much
opposed to frequent and long speeches, as
Judge BRANCH but he ought 10 recolect
that some Of the gentlemen whom he attempts
ed TO rdicue, have for a long series of years
been emp'oye ed in the towns business-tnat
they come TO the town meetings for tho pur-
pose of looking with a careful eye, 10 the IN
teIests of the Uhoie community, and 20 let the
younger pnr Of tna community ENJOY the beh-
efit OF their experience.
1t is acknowledged by all, that Judge
BRANCH, to use IA stale expression. - missed
figure" and injured the cause which he advO-
Gated. The Frecmsn were assembled TO listen
t. sound and Judicious arguments, for and
against the City Charter, and to gam informa-
tlon-not to be amused with the studied efforts
at wit and satire, which were evidently in
tended TO turn into ridicule the Report of the
Committee.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
{rj. The AMERICAN MINsTREL.---Ths

o. THE AMERICAN MINsrREL.--The
second number Of the American Minstrel has
just been Issued from the press. We arc
pleased TO say that Mr.. CHAPLIN, the publish
er. has received sufficient encouragement to
warrant the continuance Of the publication
sem monthly, as was at first proposed. The
publication OF the Minstrel has met the appro.
baton Of the principal Musical Amateurs of
the United States, many of whom have voun-
teered their services in contributing to its col
umns.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

u Our friend tho Hon. ELISHA Il. Por-
TER, is now on a visit 10 Mr.. VAN buren,, at
Albany, probably 20 regulate the affairs of the
Jackson ptr'y gannrtlly, and to r. ceve his IN
Sirnctions n rsgird to the election IN Rhod,
Island We hope MIR. Potter will have Il pleas.
for the United States Senale, will require his
services in a few days, to arrange his party
matt0is at home.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

, CoSsrANTiNopLE.- first Bulletin from
the Turkish head quarters arrived on the l2in.
IL announced u n attack made by the Turks Oh
the posit ion OF Uadschi Oglu BizardscbIk, be-
tween Choulula aud Vaipa, aud their defuat, :,
after hay,ny experienced a loss of 500 men
The day alter. says The buiIetn,lhe attack was
, renewed aud :epulsed as before, chiefly Though
the courageous defence oil the icgular troops.
The Russians lost IN this second acton, many
men and Elk pieces OF cannon.
The same day IL very sharp encounter took
place bel ~ cen Russian corps OF about I5.OOO
men, with 20 pieces Of cannon, aud the Tu'ks
! stationed at MoIdavia, opposite Wddti, on The
leit bank OF he Danube. The RUSSIANS, after
an obstinate action OF i've hours, were repuised,
and lost on that occasion 1900 men in killed
and wounded and greater number of prisoners
They were even pursued TO a considerable dis
! tance on the Wdliachian territory by a column
which debouched from KalIiat.
On the l6h Russian corps of 1000 cavalry,
and from TO 5000 infantry, was defeated by
Atsch Pacha at Tascnl!iiopc, aud lost 600
horsemen, who were killed, and some prisoners,
among whom was staff officer.
From the l0th to the 18th, there " ere sevc-
r,l conflicts less favorable TO the TURKS. Here
there Is u chasm IN the commute atoms made
by iho Porte, which leaps al once to some
sNr,nishes in the cnyIrons Of Varna, and al IA
short distance from Choumla.
On the 18Th ioh and 7 h.ihe Russians mnde
several attacks on tIe Turk ish positions near
Varna. They hid saccer rded in approa ching
that town, but the arrival of the Captain Pacha
win cons Siderable re- niorcenrnls, compelled
them 10 fail back. On tins occasion, they are
SAID to have had Coonc taken prisoner, Oh
whose person important papers were ionnd.
Iesietdly. Sc, eral cou.icrs arrived nom The
head quarters Of Iiussen Pacha, al Ihouml,
and from the Captain Pacha at Varna. Thee
dispatches Announced them victorious. The
following Is their substance.
"The Russians had approached within
league and half of Varna, and had attacked
tho Captain Pacha on the 20th, with cons der
able !orces: bat after an obstinate conflict Of
twelve hours, they were repulsed, after eNperi-
cncno severe losses. Mehned PacBa was ev-
en- preparing to attack them next day in their
post IONS, bul they had quilted them during The
u ght and fallen back whole league. Dur
ing these events, the division of the Russian
fleet had attempted to effect landing at Var
ma. but had been also repulsed by the Turkish
batteries, The fire of which had damaged scve-
raj Transports An attack made the same day
by tho Russians ON the position OF Choumla,
had not a more favorable result. They were
beaten of, after losing 1000 killed and many
prIsoners.'' Such rs the substance Of tne Turk
ish bulletins.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

GA Law School has been opened at
Dedham, by THERON MErcALrE, Esq. The
village of Dedham is one of the most delightful
n the country, and if Mr.. Metcalfe is qualified
for the undertaking, he cannot fail to be lib
orally patronized.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

COLT is stated in a letter from Washington
to the Editor Of the Massa chusetts Journal,
that quarrel has taken place between the
Editors OF the Washington Telegraph, DUR
GREENE and RUSSELL JARVIS, and that the
latter will leave the establishment.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

The choice Of Electors of President and VII, e
President, will take place in this state on the
18th Of November. The gentlemen to be sup
ported for the station by the Administration
party, will be nominated at Convention to be
holden at the Court House IN this town, on the
goth instant.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
New YoGg,- We have seen n letter

! New YoEg.- We have seen a letter
from Albany in which it is stated that Lieut.
Governor PIrcHER, is much dissatisfied with
the nomination Of Mr.. THRoop for Lieu: Gov
crnor, and his friends have refused to adhere to
the nomination Of that gentleman, which was
made at The Herk inner Convention.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
Gdi0TV.

.Ne1 Jersey.-ln this state it is said that
there have been published the names Of PIP
candidates for Representatives to 2Ist Con.
gress; 20 to supply the vacancy in the 2Oth
Congress, occasioned by the death of Hon.
George Hoicomb; and 80 to supply the va.
cancy "ccasioned by the death of Hon Hedge
1hompson The candidates for electors ex.
ceed 100.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

The pscke, ship tOluinb,a, wnIch arrived NJ
New York on Sunday, 'be 2Is, ul'in,o, iruu.
London. discharged full cargo, underwen'
some repairs, aud had taken on board greai
part Of another cargo on Saturday last, all in
the space Of six working days
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

SILAs BARRows. Of S'oning on, (Ct.)
is the gentleman who placed $1,000 to the
credit o. Ex-Presdent Monroe, in one of the
iew York City Banks, TO pay the interest on
the amount oflhe proper y NOV gaged by hIm
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

J. Cotton Trade cf P,opide .ce.--We have
IL end, yvug the account oil Coiton consumed
by ths Manufa ciurcis IN this vicinity. and the
number vi bales now IN dsaicis hands:
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

i Mr.. VAN BUREN has consented to be-
come the Jackson candidate for governor o
New York. He expresses IN his letter TO the
Committee, much regard for "iis payiy.'
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

Yet IL 10 left for his spponsnss to detail the
falsebood and forgery shd expose i, TO The
aorld
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

Tho Buenos Ayrcan squadron, which has
been cruising Oh our coast ior sometime, sailed
about a fortnight since on a cruise, after OBJ
tanning supplies from Long Island.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

DJtDr. WILLIAM INGALLS, has been NOM
mated as a Jickson candidate for Congress,
from Boston District, (Mass.) BAH!
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u The papers by the steam boat Washing
ingon. which arrived at an early hour yester-
day, contain no news.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

OJ-Conmodnrc PORTER has arrived at Mo
bile, from Mexico.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

oj-The trial Of the robbers of the Exeter
Bank, will be found on our last page.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

oj-The letters from ST. Bars, give horrd
accounts Of piracies recently committed in that
vicinity
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
LITERARY CADET'
sATURDAY, 6cToBER 4.

At meeting Of c:.izeos from var ocs parts
" the STATE of Rhode island and Prov,dsnc.
Plantations, holden ut Newport on the 27tb OF
Juns, I81e. Hon. ChsrIss Eid,Idgs in the
Chsis. wdhsm 3. R'chmeed. Esq. Secretary:
Rsssssl ThsA the ass.pssas NJ Johu Quincy A lam.
sv psss.sg and Of Richard ksh for Wee Prsni,n of the
USAl ststss, for the en,nins Presidential ,erm ,Lgh,
ssss<svy tks cii,sns. her. s,enh and bcrve,
The great bvJy Of the peele Of The State.
Rsssiged, That the hcs.s-n II the respective tins
Bssls BE- ssss~sssd apsAu dv~gsc smho ihtir
nsvsesMsssvs sppesr AND sci Coav-non. he hot
ks sss,s lisasr b. Prid The eHe,dsy sycnn
ssA disy the ~s Modpy of Ociobes .osts
ssAs vsrov Tor fioeis Of Presde; 9oi Nert rsiden,
" the uui,vs S,gteA
Res Jss ihs these resolution, b, signed J., ne Char.
nss sua SsegsIy of d' meeus, aud rsii,e the
Pspsr~ ......
q EipRIDGE, Chairman
w. q RteaMoSD. Src'r,.
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( it impregnabIe. Twice they have advanced
| as far as Chumla, and nave been repulsed with
ou, beng able to advance farther"
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Sioc, ui Cotton on hand, Uci. (, 10 !, a;iz2
Imported boa isi oi Ort. l5-7, TO i' nj Oct.
1913 Uhe amoum exported boins dt,".,dJ iJo3i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19

HYGELa HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT.
VIE Subcrib grateful for past favor, HI,
thanks for the liberal emf afforded the Nv
seia Hotel since has been occupancy and
y informs the public, that for the hast months, he
been engaged making alterations and ch
interior OF the house has been newly and
HIS ieehouse filled with clean northern Ice HIS AR ,
stocked with the choicest Liquors. purchased by friends
Per,enc I'd Judse0 New York Phladephs and m.
Is EDS are OF the very first q;alhy.
He now throws his House comp.nv coovn, ed
hey Will not hud inferior to any of the KIND
q" h: see board; and pledges himself al all time, Ia
s ABLE WIN the choicest delic son.
ahofi aud that every attention shall be
Hose who iayof hun with their Patronage.
od FONT Comfort G known tha il n, cd. ~,
description suace 10 that the well
ness aud Sea Bnthine render a,
he sea noard both 10 the invalid those que.t of
steam Beats from Philsde % Gilmore and v, ,bn,,on
uch al toe Font each trip 10 land, ard receive
ana Steam Boat plies daily between TIN. place Norfolk ,ns
hampton, Tor the convenience of those who NAV wish 10 v
either OF those places. "
Vessels Of every description continually passing and r..
pens both from foreign ports and The
OF the ortihcation progressing daily The fine military
pesrance Of Ten Companies Of u S Artillery
schooi OF PrdttIoe aud their elegant Band are well Al
cuated IL cut tsG and aHuse.
Arrange nients will be for CotIIiop P,,,;e al
Boats employed on Parties of Pleasure To the hen.
yer sunc'ent number timely notice . ,,vs
ihere has been istey erected Bridge across Mill Gel
and hne Turnpike road will be completed M
ana which will afford opportunity for visit,
or, Z" view the adjoining country.
Ahere are Bathmg Houses attached 10 the
bath. Ma1SmaIJ psnpe so'
u The Dat. House, erected beach Tor the oopv.
nieee OF Sea Bathing, has been provided with foot
Leading from the HJtel, with renders the walk muob
pleasant, thau formerly thro' the sand.
June "a. ts .f
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TRUST SIZE Of L.aMcDS. MNGR0ES g.

1ROST S4LE Of LANDS, NEGROES. &c
iSURSOANr TO the provision. of D-rd of Trust .xecn
~ go 10 the suh'cTheTs, the 4th nsroh,
n2on wife, and daily recorded IN the office Of the s 81
The county court o hibemae, certain sum. C
ey therein mentioned, due James Wood. and ber ana
e expenses inetJentsI to the sale will he 10 the
bidder Tor cash. Thursday the 4h Sept the foII,wu,
property, TO W.T. One tract of land living IN the co,,
hhsafe on James River, adjoining the Town VI Sco,y,.
yer bottom. - " ~ W.
One other tract Of land lying the county Of Fyv,,
oo a9ie' more or less, aud adjoining lands of
others. - i''"'"' aho
One moety Of brick umbey house 100 fett in length
IN the county Of Fuvsnns, adjoining the Town Of
and on the gin Of Jsres River that 30 Ge, ~
lumber houe, from the lower thereof One half Of
MIN, OF wooden lumber house, Tuwers tsnyard
one nall ri three hhs OF lot of ground, five
eights OF an acre. ~ SAID of FIuyapns on the
o. James RIVER being the lot parcel land on po,tn.
before mentioned. ~ 'e'"
One other Ioo parcel OF ground copt,,uy ore half -,
en- acre, Adjoining that last described, and on which stands
Iobacco shelter 100 feet IN length.
"Also the following slaves, male and female and ch,u
q witt HsTy, Well Ben, Bob, Jun, Jacob Hannah In.
Caroline, Fanny the elder Fancy younger the child ~
dfeDviE Emiy Armitesd Patience and her three ,,d,e
VIZ. Susan Cynthia and msrha together with the future IN
crease Of said female slaves. ~ :"
Also the whole Of the stock Of saidY Moon a,
head OF hoTse'hy two cals,,xy and so ho, be
crops severed growing 70 wii Of the former about y60bs
FObseco-snd the crop cmn,vhest oat. snd ,L.ss -,
sethsr With all the house hold kitchen snd
ing utensils Of said VIM Moor every kindor ,yrb 49,,
'hefe a. produced 10 Us the day Of sale spd 40 much
Deed cf Trust, under which acting and xb,H Lii
deed eject" ''"t "e sa'"
The uhserhsr' sng as Trustees will convey only .ueb
tile As Is vested ~ them by that capacity. my ~
The ssle Will he made al bs trout door Of ,fr. Noer, t..
vefn ia tue town Of Scol.syiIle. "
Gil COOKE,
GEO N. PAYNE
Az 60 Trustees.
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juiys5.
SHOCCO SPRINGS

pte mUss Soah parreh,on, AID suithia miles of The
lnan Siays Road leading from Warrenton 10 Ralei ga
'ohere the Stage passes every day y
stttS well kDSwn he athy and .b,,,l w ,.r,,. pt,..
WI" sssin ne open ny the 10th of june next for the re-
non OF s'ter where every attention will he devoted 10
az mem comfortable The subscriber ndp he.
ID former patrons, and 1atIs herself with
,"e {" iaure encouragement, every ex.fon will he
ed To retain their good will aud good opinion of ali who
- VS." the Sprns.. There Will be entail Nfu,ic
rtues, &c for those who fond II such smu,e.
''- owns 10 the scarcely Of money! urces for Board
" ~ ss man heretofore and La.,es each per
So az Tor less time thsna month, per days chd
snd servants halt prioe-or.es by the month i5 for e,.
time 81 cent, per day. ANN Johnson
Shocco Spr ings, Warren COUNTY,
May ~, 1928.
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NOTiCE

HN>aS committed 10 the Jail of Chesterfield county, Va
~ onthe 9th day Of June 1923, Runaw,y, Young
ueso man wh' says his sam, about 81 o
fu on ween commtiei, pair OF home spun putaoon,,
tya) ano an OLD black hat coat aud he belongs
ny the Of Clay tina, he purchased
county OF heeom,ck; and that he runaway from him.
edge of South Carolina. owner sf .s. h,
come forward prove property, legal Charge. take
nm away, or he Will be dealt with according to Law
JNO. Is. GOoDE. Jsior
Of Chesterfield county.
August q. oT-Ie,
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h..as2'EhN' DISTRCIT OF VIQGTNxa,

RE 1T REMENBERED That On tb. 9Th d,v Of mi, n;
- the S5d year OF the cf the United SLATE.
OF America FERDINAND x. HASSLER. e.. the sail d..
"c, natn deposited IN this Office the title of book the
ne claims as suhor in the words following 10 VIII
Eirmen,, OF the Geometry OF Planes and Sv-w four
rs'es; iy +. r. Hs,.ler, Il. A. p. -
Conform to the act OF the Cougre,s the United
e', quilted an act Tor the of iearnius
y the copies VI chart aud bookso the authors
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