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POLITICS.
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npJSTtNS Amman STATE InEnS

OPINIONS ABRoAD-STATE goNDS.
In looking over our files Of English papers we disco
yer that the Democratic portion of them, at least enter
tain very great views of American affairs The extract
we copy from an article in the Northern Liberator,
of the leading Chartst papers, gives little encourage
that class of political spectators who have in
voved many Of States in rredeen,able debt, and
who anticipate from the defeat Of the Democratic party
a continuation of their dishonest policy. That Jour-
nal in remarking the condition Of American politics
SAYS:
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Counting these rejected votes kcn,s Plurality i re.
duced TO -.
1t MT Of course doubted tina: the % votes returned
FOR II. Hamn in Springfield were, IN fact, given for
Fairfield. Adding these votes, then, his plurality
oyer Ne ri IS EXACTLY 3 votes.
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HAVE recently the Foundry business my old
stand, hich down time ago, where am
making Castings formerly and have large number OF
Plough and other castings on hand al low prices.
THOS. SPENCER,
.5geafJor VI a. s r. Spencer.
IL 1S-w3w
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>roTICE-Ai persons hereby notified that tic l.nG
subscriber posted and that anY detected u h, y,
hunting fishing. any other manner e,pa.-iE.. W II .
secuted o the extent of the Law. IHDs. RIICWe
1870
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !

SAcn, December ID, lolo
SIR-I have the honor to enclose copies OF 4 cor
respondence between Sir john Harvey, Lieut. GOV
Of the Province of y Brunswick and myself, by whIch
i, will be perceived that Maine Is again subjected 70 'e
modification Of having foreign troops CHARTERED upon
her territory The alleged for this out
rage. and the circumstances under which 1t has been
committed you will find stated III the letter OF 81! John
Harvey That the alleged causes entirely 'nsuceh'
to justify so and papable breach OF the sosls'ns
agreement between the Authorities Of this State and 'e
Lieu, Gov Of the Province Of New Brunswick, IS clear.
Indeed they hardly afford decen, preiextto ADDING
another 10 The long catalogue Of insults and INJURIES
which the citizens Of this State have been compelled 10
TO endure at the hands Of the British Government Tor
the last quarter OF century trust that The Executive
Government of the L. S vii! forthwith take measures
To ensure the withdrawal Of these troops from our ter
rory or to expe hem should the candid and reasona
BILE suggestion, which It seems has been made 10 inc
Governor General of the British Provinces BY Sir John
Harvey prove unaval!'ng
have the honor to be,
With the highest respect,
Your most obdt servant,
JOHN FAIRFIELD,
NJ
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CIarke's Office.

rr,up ; -, inf, r,ued that sell Tickets III al iIr
under the management Of D. s. Grrgory < =, :" r. !,
attended 10 with proinp;ness sh'' <
Jan. !2
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DIAPER! PAPER. The Franklin Manufacturing t"m.t
L Richmond have hand good assortment = "
CAP Blank Rook Medium. Printing and other fapsr. 4: TT
kinds winch believe VIII hear comparison ~ G2t
price VII, tse work uf any similar establishment ~
They therefore with confidence solicit The patronage y! '
friends and the public generally and refdy - ert
der. for any description OF paprr that b- de.std wLs
can furnish reasonable They request that Al! or
communications be addressed either 10 i- ~
essrs James Sizrr Son. Nr John Richards Snpertt
cn AZ The Paper ni.
p,rbmonI sent 4 1870 3t-w;i
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PIANO FORTE WARE.R0rs


TIE subscriber !, any receiving from re ceirhTa
4 nuftctory d NGnns Clark New YORK, elegant nna
Piano ofe.. possessing The latest Improvements aai i4
ot touch aud sweetness 81 tone g peculiar 70 ihef ~
Actarc.
Also large assortment Musical Instruments and IN,
PIANO Forte. repaired tuned. le hire, and taken i
change. $780,.
The largest collection 81 Music offered for sale ~ 7
State mas selected FROM the to- Of the suhscb H
enabled ri! a the Philadelphia and New icFh
sale and retail prices.
Those purchasing seil again viii he furnished upon =
's'"'s ''''' "'' ''' ""' '''' '''' P. H. TAYLoG.
Piano Forte and Music S,0re, ogpo,ite 4, R,a..
Nov "a Owe
n January ih and close June Goth The nunl
pupils VIII BE- limited, and every attention pad to then " !
ua entering the senior classes 81 any College =
ver-iy with credit 10 themselves and teacher.
7ra pei session q! months, $50 Board and tuition ~
R;jtrsncf..-FacuIy University o! Virginia; Taos. r 1.
ESD, President q lillian and Mar! als9, VIM. : Afen'! H
'''' '''-'' 'N''''''''''' '''' MN H. HARRISON
T. s-D.seet post paid Elk Hll Post Office, Amelia.
Axrl4. corxrr. Dec. a.rd IL.
We the subscribers hereto having heard recently report
judicial the school Of r. William H. Harrison 10 M IT
elects the preservation Of order and d.
is scholars, deem II an act OF justice !" Inn ai
public 10 winch IN school emineny calculated u BE- ~
say, that have heard Of bu, ire arlaiiit n
ciiou-aad tia; promptly reae>>ed and properly c"
We add that Sc are and intimate acquanta,ta
HARRISON and believe that disorders could exist ~
Snowydc,: ard further, that Sir. afrisOns own Geo
rails AID cd cvta, AFFORD The e guarantee of NJ ar
10 pupils committed 70 h. Those y Z,
attended m pubic examinations have been pleased q
the pro 4 M scholars ihei' accurate ae'
aucc studies and deep interest IN e no.
We maze these statements without consultation with ~ Il.
(slgncd.i WM. : ARCliLE,
II. MEADE
l. T. mAETiE,
INo. .. SHELTON
WI. OLD: r.
Jan. .J-Nt#
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MAINE
Correspondence Jt.reea Sir Jain Harry, Cor f1'r6cd
and President Ian Barea.
70 tie Scnate and Horse II Representatives,:
herewith ay before you copies Of Correspondent.
dencc with ihe Leutcnant Governor Of the Pro"nce OF
New Brunswick ana Of my communication to Tie PTesi-
den, Of the United States relation 10 the occupation
Of The Madawaska settlement by detachment Of Bri-
.b troops An Official report Of the transactions aud-
ed 10 hy Lieutenant, Governor Harvey has not yet been
received by me. JOHN FAIRFIELD.
Council Chamber, Jan. g, lSil
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POETRY,

The following beautiful haes BY y. = n ard Tele-
,s offered by The Editors Of the Boston Recorder arc
graph for the best poe,eal production iuih'snu 40 $3.50
Y.
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EEMALE SCHOOI--Mrs. Mary 4. Jones, as-is'r"
1 Lucy ". Randolph, will open School, if oah1
West View the residence Of DR.. George Ma-on, ~ w
Brunswick 10 commence on the frs, day OF February
close the last of the November following las IT,
branches of English education Wi! be taught to4'
French language and Music.
Terms follows 81.
Board for the ten months, =
Tuition in English, Il
French, ;
Music, ..l ~:
West View is pleasantly and conveniently :iina'." a
mediately on the road leading IRON ps'"'''
vile. and eqri distant between shr ~ TAss .a-V
Brunswick County, Dec. 18th, lsio.
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ID ETWEEN John Eareys Union Coffee House and I.
ID knss Dry Good Store, and doors below Govern. i
We woulL Lake this a,c opportunity II thanking the &
fayos received tile last IKE years IL not cur fesea
n establish Ourselves through the press hn, 10 do u bs y.
t;siarliJn all wo call upon Us, which we coasiiefGi
able any other basis and Of which glad M
been almost universal.
II is design 10 pursue The Al this time
the future. All goods sold by that do not please IN cot
~ it, color make fashion, or otherwise can be reinr
the money rcfundcd-proyded, the same shall not hai
worn. We have This time rs large stock, II not la
any in tie state IN our line nj business and world rrp
economist .ivc call before pnrciiss md
for himself and /: prices mol pronounced = IT,
than any other in the city, shall u very much dret
have Cloth Goats, sig; while others charge S2 1T t4N
trimming the Customer furnishing The cOt and pant,
are sold for sli and Vests Shirts, Drawers,
watts Stocks Suspcndcrs Socks, Gloves and f"lir>o Y
and Qualities and MI ota,r articles usually Ser -
which We determined Ia sell low, FOX ca>h. and e
public 10 calland whether they want 10 huy fno'
sSy- al Goods rcrrrHed. .,..
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but as barrier to encroachment on popular nuthor-
ty? General Jacksons vetoes were put forth TO pro-
trct the peoples rights from the INVASION oil banA
arstocracy-the distribution OF the public domain
among them-ihe creation of national debt TO esla-
bsh system of internal Improvement Tor their beneht.
Mr. Van Buren, has fallen in the attempt 10 arrest the
strides of THIS gigantic moncyed ogarchy, reach
ing from both sides Of the Atlantic to grasp nsan Tue
whole of the nation. And now the art oil MI
Webster is 10 seize the moment of triumph over Il
martyr in the popular cause, To bring into suspicion
the power of the popular office, in which he struck
down for the caamliics which his enemies, and the
banking institutions they ED have brought upon the
country. MIR. Webster has again and again the
Government rghrd and the people redeemed IRON the
thraldom of the moneyed ogarchy, by popular lresi-
dents Hamilton scheme OF an potent corrupt es-
adjustment like that Of England founded on deL-whch
the great yoke which bows the heads at the people
to the EARTH modern times and subjects them TO bear
the burdens Of their masters-was overthrawn by the
power of the Presidency in the hands of Jefferson and
Madison. The corrupt American system OF Clay and
Adams has been overwhelmed by Jackson and Van
Buren,. Mr.. Webslers plan Is to relnstate the twice
overhrown Hamiltonan British system; and To cover
this design the Administration IS to draw all the
jeaousics Of the people Their own creature Of Tour
years life, while they are busted in transus'ng the
real wealth and power nf the Government intoa Bank
ogarchy invested with enormous privileges, WELDING
all subordinate corporations, and striking root IN Nd
iional debt which will Ike that of England, p-rpenatc
the establishment and all lis depenurncics beSohd e
reach of any change short Of revolution sufficient In
dissolye the Government While this process going
on the people are told to watch the Executive While
CLAY, Webster, and The other instruments of the mo
neyed arstocrncy, really entrusted with the whole m
hnp nee of the Executive sation to compass their
objects their automaton strips himself before the people
Of the very power given him to arrest lis progress and
he insldIousy tells hem sleep jcaio"s eyes On
me -" lc would not have them watch those actually
.xertng The Executive power, and using II to deliver
both the Government and the people to new CHAR
tered sovereignty, which will, in the end, make thr
Constitution part of its machinery, to be worked al
together by its influence.
No man ofintell,gence read the Inaugural, how
ever studiously il wells the names Of things meant
without percelving that il portends National Bank
national debt distribution of the national domain, and
all the subsidiary necessary to- subsequent
on their adoption. It's adrotly drawn, to throw dis
guise over these objects; but the whole scope of the
paper is to prepare the legislative aduncts fthe new
Administration to adopt them
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March 4
n,pVcsrirI.D FOE SALE

y
desirable
BILE Tiac. Land situated the Of King George
rni, on of tie Potomac River iIoo-s Ferry
North and South bs Two tracts Of land belonging
heirs late J,n luor Washington,
thousand This Land lies lcvelas
of timber an all convenences for farming purposes
and the accommodation large family Of all
kinds. which will enumerate yiz: large spacious
stables will hold twenty nine horses and carare large
spacious barns, with rate reing
quarters, that will accommodate sixty
No this provided
Rlrnesfcd. There would be nothing for purchaser
active farming operations; and the facilities
living attached Ia this place from the
unsurpassed. Fish. &c., b. taken all
fishery the bottom yard where
have ~ 5000 hering with family
purchasers 10 examine Judge for themselves and
their unnio IS 10 SOIL lncaIon prospect winch Is
beautiful Improve and advantages. would give long
credit upon the sale Of arnrseden years. the
should require Payments would be- required
nua nanlen,. and sufficient, security enforce
punciua performance thereof would also sell Waterloo
tanning and 900 situated the Potomac Ri
ver about four from Barnesiri. My interest in Waterloo
an Estate the death Of Mrs Sally A. Washington
ABRAM BARNES HOOE.
Barncsfed, January, lsil. sO-mly
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POETRY.
oHvcH YET gEMAiN, rssrSG.

THE FCTURE.-By Etiz. Cook.
II was GOOD, il kind, III the Wise one aoo.c
To films D-stny's veil DER the face OF our years, ,
That we dread nor hIow that shall strike ~ W"
And exp.ct not the beams that s'a u'y up o''' "'
Nil "a. tnow that IN. voices now gentle ana olana
viii f,rrso the fond word and the wh'-pet'hs ."ne'
MA ~. tn,yr that the eager ana warm hessh. manu-
VIII he lawfully forward an 'caslng the s'one'
MA ,.s NOV the affection engrnssing our hseast
win end A. IL on does, In madness ana pam,
IT,, ,. o,ssinnar soul will but hazard rs resi-
And he wreck ID on the shore il Is painting TO gam;
Nh, Aid we but know Of the shadows . nigh,
the world would indeed be Il prison Of gloon;
All lirht would he quencl'd in youths eloquent eye,
And the pra, er sn: infant wound ask Tor Tie tohio.
For IL Hop. b. n star that may lead Us astrny,
Aud sd-c-iyeth The h art y a. The aged ".'s preachi
Yet ,twas mercy that ave IT, u beacon our way,
Though lis halo iiumcs here II never Tan ieaeh'
Though enaship but lii like meteor clean;
Though It burst like II n-li-htrh h"nhe ~ ae"'
Though II masses way. like I cag on ihe stream
Vel lis bliss white W. FANCY tue vision Is true.
Oh, v well tha; the future j. hid from our sight;
Thai we walk in The SUNSHINE, or dream nt iie eiouu
Thai We cherish flower, aud think MOI OF hlght;
That we dance the LOOM that may weave US snouo
II was good il was kind. in the Wise One above,
To ding De>tiny's veil Ger the face OF our years,
That we dread the blow that s!li strike AZ our love,
And expect not the beams that slai dry up our tears
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MAGISTRATES or pass upon the acts oil the SENATE -.
those collected in Gaul Egypt aud the lesser n'.a
would furnish the larger dividend =" ne sp",;
liberty had fed, and avoiding the abodes Q. .,. ~
men, had sought protection IN the WINS -
Scandinavia. .,f that r,;I
An this in the space of an hour and hai-lna' WI,
.sr,,;nlv do. How it is sprinked with Greece ana
Roms Harrison clinss TO his classics as tear
Adams did to his old WORKOUT Ese"s w. a,u affair
,rdge the schoolmaser did to his scraps oil Laln amer
he .,,s made barber He talks OF CRsar the Deci',
l. I'D ntL.r Roman worthrs, as the renowned Dngalu
Daoetty did of his master AM friend Gustavus adoi-
plus. a
Of harmless and | really pity the old man.-There are
many original Harrison in these days, and they
press their claims with machless zeal. We have ad-
dilona swarms from New York and Down East, MS
we'll as South of this also from intermediate points
More candidates for the Collectorshp are in also Tor
the Naval office, Surveyor, Post Office, Navy Agency,
Appraisers, &C, DC. That accomplished orator and
minstrel, Joseph floxie, Esq is here lie has already
made deep impression on the prcdaum ruiSuS by ms
.plendld execution of choice Tpprcanoe songs,
although hardly in the city forty.eight hours yet
This Mr.. Hoxie is q fine specimen Of Whggcry and
ou!F,- man. He play the politician in mask.
The excitement about members and cx- meIloers TAX
ing Office is getting greater every day There are so
many hungry asplranis that they mahe common cause
,gans, all members Of Congress. They give ont thai,
Gen Harrison does prefer OF these gentlemen
relationships, d'srctattorneyships &c, he wi!
volate his pledge the people But lie. him. say, co
Is he pleases-g,vc us quickly the commentary on has
professions.
Clay will not yield about the collectorshp will
Webster; they both make point of honor of IT, and
moth insist the appointment of their man. incline
10 the opinion that third party wil come in and take
The plae-and that Will be Philip Hone John l..
Lawrence.
For navy agency there are at least fifteen appl'-
can,s and are sadly bothered about making up our
opinions of the various candidates. The most proml-
aen, one, his friends say, is Granger and Fillmore !"
nominee from the western par, Of the State. lie may
have reason, however, to say, "save me from my
trends" W-tmore and his associates do not exactly
proceed in this matter the frstna fcntc principle,
and there is such thing, you know, as driving horse
quickly for his wind and bottom. Can your friend,
Eli Hart, Esq, give any information relative to this
gentleman or can Dudley Marvin, ESQ., or can Judge
Hunt of LockporE
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The Extra SEssloS.-It really is wrong, the way
in which the President treated about the extra
lie President; he has been elected as such
BY the people, and has right to be treated as such,
especially by his party Its out of the question
in them to treat him nullity, and to do SO publicly,
in the face Of the country Now, in this whole bus.
Of the session, the old gentleman is treated
as CIPHER, and that publicly and VIGOROUSLY. Mr..
Clay gave directions for this session before he LEFT
Kentucky; he had it placed in the Governor message
and legislative act for holding the State elections in
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Nov ~

~ ARGRANE-rhis distinguished English stallion aud Eanr
vi OF his
Cbar,it. Court House, Virginia. IrrmSS5O tr
before the 1T day OF August newt, a. which imc TIE
season r,pirr commencing the 10th FchruaryDnc bundled
dollars The insurance. be paid n the mare a>crtlri
ol, iransened-and ~ every instance 81 I" iEe
announcement make payment tie
will b. required Ia execute Their notes VIII
subjected difficulty s!u'
lnp accounts o lons standing Good aud pl-iG
viii be- furnished gratis. and the ven fed, required.
with gram per day Servants sent with VII
be boarded gratis For further particulars. see hand bi.
WYATT CALDWELL
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nifty 10 take them by the hand assure them Of my hear
,y mood wishes for their future welfare, and bid them
farewell
arn, gentlemen, very respectfully, your friend and
obedent servant, vi. VAN d.
To the Hon Messrs. VIM. r. King, Thomas H. Ben
ton, John NJ. Robinson, Henry Hubbard, Wn' H.
Rolne, A. Anderson, and others, Washington.
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OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

old India Madeira Wine
Old LONDON Dock Cognac Brandy being part Of the STICK
Mons. J. b. lirrns-r.
Also Madeira Wine pipes, half pipes and quarter eask,
Pale and Sherry do do
Port Wine, III casks and bottles
Champagne aud cIaret Wines
Frt.iac, quarter casks do
NpInscy Madeira Nlns, in Ii gallon casks
London Dock and Otari, Dupuy & COS cognac Brandy
Jamaica and AG,icna Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gbson's old Barley Wlliskcy
Eu Recent .7rrtraiS,
SUPERIOR old West India Rum
Uu do Oard llnpuy los Ioshac BRANDY
Do do pale aud brown Sherry
baskets Champagne Wine Of various Brands rom Due De
Moaspe meier down 10 Fanny Elsrr.
(rncrr. in abundance prices commensurate with their
oualirie. and the deranged state of the currency.
f WIN. WALLACE
~
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SPRING / .;PoRThTIoN--FrH.7 :, 1871.

HUINA QEEENs-WARF, osc.T have received, shp ia.
~ drson the buk Spng Goods, embracing not ory The
creates, variety decidedly The pfrtiies PATTERNS have
offered for sale.
Addlnal supplies Of English Gods viii be received ocf
with every pressed and plan f'fas from
- rontrall which arc offered by The
aae q. re- m. Ned 10 Ter upon The Test terms
T.rse doors a,0re The BIZ Ta5r-
e., ~ qi-.ltVGA
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] BRANNAN & 90.
GRIST AND saw Mill EOR SALE.

TIME Grst and saw Mill, with , "f Land under post
aud plark enclosure recently put IN Thorough repair VII"
machinery, situated Wcsham Greek. the James
kanaw ha Canal within five miles of the Gy Of Rich
noud sale most accommodating terms,
purchase money cash, reasonable time good
interest added th- balance i've years credit
desired n rest able annually for bonds satisfactorily
endorsed, aud . deed Of trust upon the property.
Also Woodland Farm, abon miles from the CITY Of Rich
mon situated the Three thopprd road within Two miles Of
Canal, with comfortable buildings dwelling house. barn,
hcs hay houses, &c &c. with about Oo acres cleared
closed with ditch, post aud plank fence. and about LOO
uf choice scl elton a Just old enough hear
the balance o the Land being in acres IN The tract and 81
and growth comprising much oak andpine tim
the best quality deal ni Spanish and
bark article, and Of high request
in the Northern The favorable those
stated aud than tic timber and bark woud
repay. For terms, apply 10 -
DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il 60.
20 ,.1,,
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IIISG WILLIAM COUNTY, INCONSISTENCIES, a Power
N o Attorney was granted John Wadirll
Hanover, of the Legatees 81 amm VIM, DE-
ceased fifteen
no aniborisiur the said Walr George VIM
natives whatever they might have been entitled
under the Will of the said anm Winn Much time having
since tile granting said Power "f Attorney and
por; havn been hy said Waddc Of any thing he
NAV have received in Of said Power If Attorney We
for ourselves hereby revoke annl and sold
aud Of no effect ii Attorney granted the said Wad
deli rs aforesaid NANCY WiEELY in hrr oun r,rat
Ind Ter Elm ami Ehha Inn Hheeip, infants Of
E~ene Uheeig, d,eassd, RHO nas dere Of Potv Wnn.
SARAH Ann WHEELY,
As D,risee IF Polly Hina.
BETSY VIM.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules held m W ~
Office of the Lircu superior Court Of Law anf 'Hi
Caroline county the 4h day Of January, Ell; ,F.
Daniel Dearneit, i'i'
against nr..
Atwc.i &. Coleman James D. Coleman. and other lis
The defendants Atwcl e. Coleman and Robert h"'
Ing entered their appearance, and gwen security
81 Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ana ar
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants ~ s
monwcaih is ordered that the said defendants ap1
Judge of Court Court House on inc
the term hr bill of the Iain'lh ~" n.
copy Of hi- order he forthwith inserted IN zone I'M
ished ciiy Richmond months success,
posted al the front door Of the Court House oi aiu e
Ac''y-Ie>'SiR opr urDcIN, & I. Z. 2
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Jan

DENAWAY IN JAfI.-There committed !" :. NAY
H. Scott county, the lth day Of January ia 4.
Negro Man, who himself March, ana sas -
property Of John Stephens, of cas 'o"ls .ar6 tn
Negro Is black feet inches high 81 wears on,
hrcn nj, on Of Joint had on, when committed , IA
brown dress cca yellow striped eonn pana' s,,
of saa , ~ ,rsted 10 come iorw ard, prove hi pri ~
charges and take INN away he VIII be dean NV
directs. ~ - sS.,.sr n ! ;
DIJar1 l''a"4e s5-@sN