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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-09

communicated to tho extensive premises occupied By
Messrs. Bateman s Co. General Brokers, which were
filled with largo and valuable assortment OF goods Of
every description At IL o'clock the three warehouses
TO Water ST. in complete blaze from top 10 bottom,
and the Parish Office which is situated Immediately oppo-
site the place where the fire broke out saved with the
greatest difficulty Providentally, there hardly
breath OF air stirring, nothing could have prevented the
flames from extending the Parish office, the Bank
MeSsrs Samuel Hope x Co and thence into Castle
The devourng progress OF the flames could however
be prevented from spreading to the adjoining premises
the west side Fenwck street; and ultimately large
warehouses, extending than half way from Water
TO Brunswick street reduced TO ashes. Ii is mpossi-
bic TO state the of damage sustained by this dread
tul calamity The lowest estimate made Is from Is 10
2OOOW In the afternoon three who cmploye cd
IN clearing away OF the ruins TO find iron boo;
case, imminent danger the falling of irag-
mcnt of an interior wall, by which OF thcm having
fallen in his attempt TO escape killed; another
severe blow the right leg; and tho third escaped with
out injury.
Loi,djn bills Of NortaliiyJor 1s31-Christencj males
i2i7; females i0iG; total Is, 26s Buried, males H.
s69 females i256s; total 1881 Increase In the buals
reported this year, 1892 Among the deaths were those
OF one individual aged 100 years, aged l0i, aud
aged l05. The total number who have died of various
diseases has been 1926, including less than 1857
cases oil consumption and As under the alarming title OF
cholera morbus The deaths fro,a casualties have been
al. Six persons have been executed during the year
within the bills OF mortality, though only two have been
reported as such.
meeting of the creditors of Remington Stephenson s.
CO. CRomland Stephenson took place December 23d, in
Basinghal street. London. Additional debts were proved
TO rather above % 600. The total amount claims
yet is Ei90,729. further dividend of pence in the
pound was declared The amount of previous dividends
Ia 9s. Cd. in the pound.
CHOLERA MoRBUs.
The discasc is tho decline at Sunderland and will
probably wholly disappcarn few weeks From the 2lst
TO the 9th Dec the number of cases was 49, num-
Der oil deaths in the PERIOD q; remained only
not patient in the hospital at the date of the latest advi-
ces-Toal number of deaths, from the commencement
1863.
NetccoStie.-M Newcastle the malady a more
threatening aspect.
Daily Reports issued By the Bodrd Of Health, NcccGs-
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CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.

The Senate did not sit on Saturday.
In the House OF Representatives the resolution propos-
ell by Mr. f. Everett calling tine President for copy
part of the treaty negotiated in 1880 with the Chicka
tribe OF indians further discussed by Messrs.
Cave johnson, Pcndleon and Clayton Tho latter gem
teman proposed amendment in substance that the call
made on the ground that treaties made with Indians
do not come within the meaning and intention of the Con-
sutuon, comforting the treaty,akng power the Pre-
sden and Senate, but that they compact bargains
made by the authority aforesaid agents of the Govern
aent, sc. The discussion arrested by call the
orders of the day. The bills the relief Of tho heirs of
William Vawcr, and John Roberts, were passed Ten
private bills acted on in Committee of the Whole
Lrlube of Eehrnrru 6.
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E1trGct Of Letter 10 gentleman of this city from
gentlemen IN Harrisburg, dated 3D. Feb, 1882.
INC following Resolution has been passed in the Senate
and House OF Representatives of this Satcin former
body 'Gnlm9"siy, on the I'd instant and in the House,
this morning, by vote of II TO Z.
ReS0ired, That the Senator'S from this State in the
Congress OF the United States be instructed and the Re
personalities requested 10 their excrons obtain
removal OF the charter of the Bank of the United States
during the present Session OF Congress- with aera-
tons or any be necessary may the rights of the
States. Md. Int.
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EDWARD LIVINGSTON.

The Senate OF Louisiana has the House Of Dele
gates oil that State, Tor its concurrence, resolution a-
horizing ga gold medal TO DO struck and presented
this distinguished urt and accomplished statesman High
as has ever been the political standing of Mr. Living
he has fame independent OF and above all PARTY. His
name is known in Europe well as in America and will
SO down to Postcrty as the great JURIsr ofthe age.
Baltimore Republican.
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RtACkSMITH FOR SALE.-The subscriber, liv
~ - ing near Thompson's Roads, in Louisa county
wishes 10 sell a valuable Blacksmith
feO'9' IST-wtw] LAUNCELOT MINOR
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10 DC oraWn IN Philadelphia Saturday, Feb 25 1882
% NO LOTTERY, 8 DRAWN BALLOTS.
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N the of Thomas NJ. Burfoot an infant who sues
r by Thomas T.. Burfoot, his next friend, PltfT
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BTGGER'S

EXCHdNGE s. LOTTERY OFFJCE
RICHMOND, VA.
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GOODS.
oNsIs TING OF
Dry Goods, Hqyd Wcre, saddlery, end
Which he will sell at reduced prices for

l Which he will sell at reduced prices for
 cash--AMoSG WHICH ARE
 Superfne black, blue, olive and cinna- mon celored rUadelotls-blues troudIngs, sattinets, whIte aud red haunels, ging- lhams-black, blue and ehangeable ute- strings-sape figured mauderine, black Satin, ohangeahie gros de Nipples, black ard drab silk velvet, black crape, black lace siiawls. fancy silk shawls, fancy silk handkerchiefs. heavy Pongee handker- chiefs, India black silk handkefchiefs, lace yeils, silk velvet. BriIliantiDe and white Narseiiies yestiug, fancy vest but tons, Marseillcs quilts, fringe, ladies me- rino. and circassian cloaks, mems camblet cioalSs-muiI, hook figured book, cambric !, Swiss, iaconet and foundation musIins- camhric dilnity, linen cambrie, lawn, bobinet lace, fancy prints, Irish linen, superior sewing silk. belt ribbons, Dun- stable andleGhorn bonnets, indigo checks, sup. apron checks, Scotch dowlas, indigo plaids, Russia diaper, green and scarlet Maeklnaw blankets tortoise shell tucking and side comhs-boots. shoes and brogans Indies leather, morocco and prtlneIla shoes bats,caps dog skin gloves, women's black worsted hose, Sc. Gc.
 IIsI Abf1-tt s1 Il G1 e1Jf(C= CItJ LIE h l.
 Cross cut and hand-sa flies, s,steelvards chissels, augers, waffle irons, frying pans, knives and forks, scissors, raz0rs, sheen shears, pen knives, steel spectacle cases. pocket ink stands-bridle bits, brass and piated-extra fine knob locks, stock locks, rifle locks. axes, mullen bits, coffee mills, l corn mills, spades-6, s, l0 and 12d nails -brads, wire sieves-cloth, hair and tooth brushes, &e..
 S.aDDLERY. Saddles-bridles, single and double rein ed, with plated and brass bits-martin- gales, black and white. witt ivory and plated r;ngs--sursingles, collars, web ping, &.e.
 AEaDY-.HADE CE0THENC.
 Olive, green, brown and mkt eaats- blue, mkt and brown pantaloens--toili- net, velvet, Nalencia and silk vests.
 GROCERIES.
 Tea, coffee, chocolate, brown and loaf sugar, molasses. cheese, allspice. nutmegs, cinnamon, cloves. ginger, rice soap sperm candles, Poland starch, tobacco, madder, mackerel No. I, almonds, indigo, brandy, gin, rum--Tenerife, Madeira and elaret vines
 Which, with many other articles, will he sold cheap for cash: he will also re- eeiye Fa,s, PeifafeS, Hides Bear skinS, Bea9's Ou md TaItoao. at the highest mar ket prices in payment for Goods. EHZY WILSON. 12tb February, 1899.
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THE OLIO.
SONG.

 0 pledge me not in sparkling wine, In cups with roses bound; Hail me at no festive shrine, Tn mirth and music $ soiind. Or if you pledge me, letit be, When none are by to hear, And in the wine you drink to me, For mo let fall tear. forbear to breathe in pleasures Hat, name you should forget; Let echo's fainfest whisper fall On her who loves thee yet. Or, if you name mo, let 1t be When none are by to hear, And as my name is sighed by thee, For me let fall tear. o think not, when the harp shall sound The notes we loved again, And gentle voices breathe around, l mingle in the strain. Oh only thiak you hear me when The night breeze whispers near; Tn hours of thought, and quiet, then For me let fall a tear. Seek me not in the may dance, Nor let your fancy trace Resemblance in timid glance. Or distant form and face. But if you seek me, be if when No other forms are near, And while in thought tTe meet again, For me let fell tear.
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LAW NOTICE.

gnHoMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 SA Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, \ rkansas Territory, com posed ofthe counties of fCiark, Hempstead Union, Lafayette, Sevier and tiliIier, re- sides at Washington, Hampstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit, and the Superior Court at Little Rock.- All professional business of a civil nature intrusted to his care, will be despatched with promptitude. Sums oyer two hun dred dollars will be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 (ET All rogues made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention September 6, 1880. 25tf.
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When the cook proceeded to dress il, tie Jroiss were missing and the master was speedily made acquainted with the circumstance. when he returned to the butchers, and indignantly inquired of him what had become of them. "Are yon not aware, Sir, replied cteUer, that Tory heads do not cohtain brains2- And did you not choose a Tory calfs head in preference toa Whig one!
 EaghsA Poper.
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Bgl.EN.nN.

NOR the accommodation ofthose who may wish to purchase, we have pre- pared ourselves with Blanks of every des. crlption, such as Summonses. Executions Bonds, Subpenas, Notes of Hand. Bills ol Lading, &c. neatly printed on vellum pa per, which can be Lad on the lowest terms 5y applying at the office of the Arkansas
 adyocate. Also, Pamphlets, Cards, Hand Ills, Circulars, and all kinds of letter press printing, done with neatness and to order, at this office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-21
V NARIEINh \ .

Pruning by Wholesale We are fa- vored with the following ingenious }eatr de mol from friendly correspondent Of Bristol 1.-The Sun finding that the Post Jagged very slowly on, sent a Courier to the Globe, through which the .Asws was quickly spread that the Times was very adverse to the Standdrd of loyal ty, which aaa ;;inposter, who immediate Iy assumed the name of John Bull, pa- tronized in .al0io,,. This much alarm ed a 7raveller, who happened to be then Sur gazing; but being rather q Spectator than an Eromaer, the ljessen. ger left the WorIa to consider the Mtei- kgenee of which he was the Herald and .ldpertiser, and proee eded to Register. it in Chronicle, which every Eqg6shma7a who is also an ObserUer cannot fail to value sr:as!!ae as q Reeord of the iollies of the -..44ss.-Glebe.
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LsR sEs .NeOT'gCE,.

NWiLIIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney ali
 w Law, will practice in the Superior Court, at Little Rock, and in the counties of Clark, Hempstead, and Lafayette, in the ti First Judicial Circuit, and Crittenden, PhIllips, and Chicot, in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will also attend to the col lectlng business throughout the Territory
 His residence, Washington, ffempstead county, (A. IT
 sitstg q 2l, 1890. Iss306 I7-fc
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DIS. CSGH & ..a .sl.F .sl

q N ENDEIe their services in the various ~a branches of their profession to the cit igeas of Little Rock and is vicinity, in which place they have permanently set tied, and hope from assiaaity and atten- tion, to share q portion Of the public pat ronage. One or the other may at all times be found at their office, if not profession ly absent.
 .Norem5er, ls32-swtf.-3
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Originalandtrue .8aecaote.-Themas ter of a school in Grunge County, New York, recently observing one oi bis pu- pils in tears, asked him what was the natter The lad replied, ..Robert, sir keeps putting Aati-.Nasoas on me sir. Fl fle te;ieiier, iittll. iittll. 10 little trouble. re strained the inward momentary impulse of laughter, and inquired Of the little urchn, where Robert got his Anti-Ala- sons; to which he replied; s.out ot lis head sir
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H4RDUIRE.

Brlttania tea and coffee setts; brass can dle-sticks; do. and-irons; do. snufers and trays;brass and pofisfd steel sHovelg torgs; silver plated castdrs; window glass; single and deatlo hafrel percnssicn guus; enc pair superior percussion pistols; percus- sion eaps flints; slot belts; powder fasks: powder and shot; axes: shovels; spades; wire siftets; butts and screws, nails :; taeksi lecks of all kinds; Land, crosscut and mill saws; files; scissors; pocket, shoe. butcher and case knives; razors; iron, Brit tania and platedtea 6. table spoons: also,
 Teas, Coffee, Chocolate; White Havana, loaf and brown sugar; lIo. lasses; TeneriHe, Port, Malaga and s. II vine; vinegar; cheese; candles; soap, starch and fig blue; raisins; entrants; al- monds; tobacco; cigars; spices of all kinds, which, together with many other articles, numerous tosmention. they are dspo- sed to sell, wholesale or retail, and they invite Ire attention of all their friends and inc public in general.
 Little Rock Dec. I4 1881. .----wtf--.-96
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Co,uenspt of Court; or, Bloscing Hot und Cold.-It is said, that late emi- nent Judge, while holding court on a sultry day, being oppressed by the heat, directed door which opened directly oa the bench to be left open. The door was repeatedly shut,and the order asof- ten repeated. At length, the Judges patience being exhausted, he commit ted an unfortunate fellow for shutting the door. Before afternoon the weather cilanged, cold u sisstts; ssst; stern: hle@ P, and the Judge was more annoyed than 5etoie. for every man, woman,and child, who came in, carefully left the door wide open. Nexed beyond endurance, the Judge finally committed a man for leaving the door open. The two de- linquents met in prison, and the same room contained two prisoners, both con fined for contempt of court-thc one leaving open, the other in shutting the door.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-21

From the Milledgeville Recorder we take the following instance of sagaeity in pig, furnished by correspondent:
 ssSome six or eight pigs were in the habit of visiting the stable every time my horse was fed. was astonished to see one, in particular, put his snout to the horses knee, lightly rubbing it this operation, of course. caused the animal to throw his head out Of the trough. in order to bite the pig, and thereby lose a moutbful of corn, atfrst l doubted the intent of this, but frequent repetition removed all doubts; and when from use the horse seemed not to pay attention to this, the pig changed his knee for some other part equally sensitive; and when the operation of tickling ceased to accomplish his purpose, the cunning pig resorted to stillmore efficient mode. that of biting the horses leg.''
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LAW NOTICE.

"A V. HOWELL, Attorney at law, has NJ. fixed his residence at Little Rock { A. T.. and will attend to any business, in trusted to him, with fidelity and careful diligence. Uifce firsi door south efthe store of Mir. Emzy Wilson.
 Little Rock, Jan II, 1881. tf42
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ciaes, Painfs, ead Dge-si1fs. They now
 offer for sale, at the large white house, op- posite to Joseph Henderson, Esq the fol can be procured in any of the Western
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-21

I Nap q f..uatF1aaoay has been pub lished in Boston, in which the Quick sands of Ceosure. Cape Courtship, Point Proposal, Point Pin Money, isle of In, v, Vale of Gladness, Lake of Presents, and the dangerous quieksands, shoals, reefs, 6c. are said to be accurately laid down. 4 Boston paper recommends this map as highly useful to single gen tlemen.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-21
LAWS OF ARKANSAS.

EusT published. and for sale at the ss Advocate office, the ACTS passed at the late October Session of the General Assembly of this Territory-Price 623 cents. Feb. 29.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-21

Considefation.-A couple of young people living near the Potomac, having some notion to try a matrimonial life, the young man being diAident and slow
 in conversation about the matter-the young lady grew impatient, and to bring the business to q close, demanGed ! more explicit avowal on the part of her lover, in the following terms: I.EFrank, if you intend to marry ne ] wish to know t so that may make prcpara- ration?" \ long pause ensued at length
 Frank broke silence, and exclaimed ssNo meat.no corn, and fishing time al-
 most over! Good Lord, Nelly, cantr'
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.ZNe2'c0ntlke I52kS1lleSs.

nsH"S'til tsedoltaitSu themselves in tbo town of Little Rock, forthe transaet;on ,ne as 1 Mercantile Bus5,aess. They have received part, and arc a.: iy expecting the balance of their stofi, ~ goods, whlehwili render their asso ort,aas.
 as complete as was ever offered in tts
 Territory Consisting of: English, French and Domestic Goods; queens. cISoa'
 glass, stone and tin ware; boots la' sl'l' and hrogans; books and stationary ceries; drugs; medicines; paints. o- lstufs; &c. dse,-Amopg which are snaaa meditfm, and low priced black, blna aa. l fancy colored cloths aud pelisse cIo,is. satinsts; fsast1 beaye rteeis: rass .,s, l and London dufill blankets; wbite ras yellow and green flannel, Ieayy Msa sailles quilts; Russia sheeting and dianer., fancy eeiored hombazettes, Marine c;s
 cassiaps; blue cambieis; Tartan nI.;a.. Swansdown, silk and Valencia yestinas,, read , made cioaks, vests and paufafooaas,, red padding; sail duck: bnekram: tjckina'' checks and ginghams; , i, 4-4 5-4 and z. brown and bieaciied siIeetings ard sfir. tlngs; cotton lanncls; cotton diapers. Fn
 giish and French ginglams; Marine, Fh. bet, crape and cassimere shawls, Iustr;n. SouNCs duddtibZ stHuz OiHeT JaHcY drpcs
 kchts Gros-de-nap safeens; Florenees ssn. nets; black crapes; black Italian crayats. black silk stocks; bonnet, belt, ganze lustring, and tafFetas ribbons; kid beaver
 Hosskin gloves and mitts; white and fapev colored cotton lose; white, black
 and colored worsted do. cotton and wors.
 ted half hose; thread and bobinet laee&
 S0 edgings: green gauge &5 Beraize yeils. hair { silk, {. bead indispensables and
 purses; Irish linen; linen cambrick, Iin- en eambrick hdkfs; jacixonets and cam.
 brick muslins; figured and plain Swiss.
 book and fnull muslins; checked, corded
 and plain cambrieks; English and French
 ealicoes of every description and price;
 assorted celers sewing silk, twist and threads; cotton and linnen floss; needles. silver, brass and steel thimbles; pearl sn-
 per guilt and lasting coat and suspender hutions; tape. silk a5 cotton cord, silk and Worsfed braid
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Little Rock Ferry. rEaRxAGE AT EALr PnTCE

T5 7itE sii5scribcrs having rented the fer q " at Little Rock, have built a large boat expressly for crossing teams and cat tie, which in addition to the boats former ly kept, will enable them to use despatch in the conveyance of passengers. Experienced ferrymen are always in attendance.
 or The rates of ferriage are reduced to hay the former charges
 JOHN H. COOKIE,
 JAMES E. kEATTS. Feb. 9, ls32-46-tf
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150 Dollars Reward.

--- thirty-fve years of age; Eliza, malatlo' about eighteen years of age, with her in fant son, very brightmuIatto, slaves os' e longing to the estate ofJosePh kuykendal', who by an order ofthe supreme court,Wefss permitted to go at large in the town ei Little Rock from whence they made ihes escape, on the night of 2eth October last l will pay one hundred and fifty dollars, together with all reasonable charges, io' their delivery 10 me, or for thelr connns' ment in the jail at Batesyile..
 JAMES NJ. KuYKENDALL,
 .4dadnis,rator 9
 Joseph KngkendaiL deceasess, e Jackson, A. T. Jan II, lS3l.--wti--4s
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Sophie Rundsray! FromSavannah, a negro fellow, with bow legs, cucum- Der Shins, perfectly black, except the whites of the eyes which are red; he may be known by bis teeth, which are all lost, and by his clothes, being stark naked, &c.
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The porter of Dublin grocer was brought up ny his master on charge ot stealing chocolate, which he could not deny. Upon being asked to whom he sold it. tic pride of Patrick was great iy wounded. .sTo whom did I seH d?" says Pat, swhy does he think I took it 10 sesl?' sThen, sir,' says the magistrate, <s.sshat .s h:a.t did yon do win itgl sDo with it ! reloined the culprit, extremely offended with his worship, for persisting in his insulting suspicious; since you must know said he, i've made lea of it!'
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New Drug, Store. PATRON. LiTIl & co.
RESPECT .FTTTfy ;nra

R ESP PECTTULLY inform l, the public, that they have !. permanently established q
 Drug aaa Chemicai Ware-
 house, ln this place, and in- :eaa ey regular inaerta- tons, 10 keep up aScompiete assortment of Delto.s .Feo;-
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feet fourinches high, rather slender made, and appears to be about tAirty-6ye years of age. Had on when taken up Blanket Cappeau, linen Pantaloons, and an old black Hat. The said Slave was taken up abont forty miles above this place, iu the State of Mississippi.
 The owner of said Negro is requested to come forward. prove his property, pay charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law.
 VIM. HUNT, Dep. Sher5f, and
 Jaiior of Chicot countys ViIlemont, Dec. 12, 1881. 39-l3w,
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fl Wiay B'acher.-D During the late election of stamford violent Tory went into the shop of a Whig Butcher.- syVhat is your pleasure? demanded the knight of the clever. q want q calls head was the reply. The butcher ha- ying two, inquired of his Tory custo. mer which he would prefer-a Tory one or a sVhig one. Tory one, to be sure,' reieired the customer. sVery
 vclI Sir HI send 1t home for you.'
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s4-Ag -eE. 1Ag-.
sortmenI Q

rTyHE subscriber has just recelyed, from
 B New-Urleans, alarge and elegant as
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Runaway Negro.

A RUNAWAY SLAVE has R been committed 10 jail, who
 ST calls himself DICK. He says ET lie belongs to John Blau, Mad ss.ssssss= s.sss4= ison county, Tennessee. Heis Il. .I... l.. 1,
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gY EsplEf,i FuLI.Y iafar.. .la.s
 HG and the pueiic, that they have 4as' nas manentIy established themselves in Pr ,h. town of Little Rock, forthe transaction'a ,4s n'as