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AND LEMONS

4 hRANGES AND LEMONS--
~ 500 hoxes Sicily Lemons;
100 do Oranges; for sale by ., ,
ieS A F. COCHRAN Il HAIL. SS t'rHvlerst.
- VM--2 puneheons Old Jamaica do Old
4 D St CroiT iot ssls by WOLFF, IS Camp myg9
SYRUP--l0 cases very superior Vinaigre
- de Fraboi.es, for sale by WOLFF IS Camp myY4
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AND puA
II SOMROY, EDN. H, y CO., Commission auo
Forwarding Merchants al Carondelel street 5ep9O ~
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Y ITTLEJOHN, JOS, late of the firm OF
A Ltlejohn Henderson, heesale Grocer No. Is Fulton street
come, ri t,rayier. New Orleans. DIS ly
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s. uNDRIlIE5ss,-5.s .,.,.,. j., ,,.,,,.,.v
100 haif 10 do. do.
900 bhls tetcher's Extra WHISKY;
100 ". and eighth casks American BRANDY;
So bbl8 Winter Strained LARD OIL
80 terces Sugar Cured HAMS;
SrG bills Small White BEANS;
500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
800 hall and quarter boxes do;
800 boxes OLE Ne SOAP--For sale by
myl JOSEPH LANDS 4 Co 30 Trhorpoulas 81
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H4, u tosikE'
ID ACE s. FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
a. os Law Camp and Commercial Alley New
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GANFORD BROTHERS, (late Walton, San
~ co., General Groeers aud Commission and Forwarding
Merchants, No. IL New Leyeel Neworeana. noyl ly
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A tDNW H
M OBERTS & BREAUX, Attorneys at Law,
EA, MAO IL " CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
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/ ESGRT WINE
SO Or casks Louis Koesers Borgundy Port
40 do. Duacls Port Wine;
- rs do Old London Dock do.i for sale by
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firm, and the Stockholders Of every incor'
poraled company, and every bank or bank
.eT, broker, public officer, or other per-
son, shall, in addition 10 the forfeiture
specified in the third section Of this ACT
be individually li4ble for the redemption
IN gold or silver coin, Of al such unlaw'
ful paper pu, in circulation, paid out OF
transferred by them or such firm, incorN
poraied company, or bank OF which they
are members or stockholders, and every
bank or other incorporated cumpany,who
shall knowingly violate any OF the pro-
visions Of this act, shall thereby forfeit
its char,er and corporate privileges, and
all notes, aud other suTeiies or obiIea,
,inns; discounted in whole Oh. in pars by
any bank, banker, or bankers, broker or
brokers, with, or by paying out tho .un|
lawful paper, the circuIalion OF which IS
by this act prohibited, shall be void, and
no aetion shall be maintained TO enforce
the collection thereof.
SEC. 6. That all laws and parts OF
laws inconsistent with the provisions Of
this acl, be, and the same are hereby re-
pepled. L. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of !he Senate, pro tenn.
Moy lei, 1854,
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WHOLE NO. ESQ.
XVI ACT
To amend the act entitled Gan ucl pro.
scribing the duties Of SupelviaOrs, and
relating to Roads and Highwsys."

To amend the act entitled Gan uct pro.
scribing the duties Of Supervisors. and
re!ating to Roads und Highwsys."
SEC, i. Be 1t enacted By The General
Assembly of The State of Ohio, That the
iwenty-seventh section Of the act eniis
lied "an act prescribing the dnleS Of
supervisors, and relating TO- reads and
higbuoys,n passed February 10. 1855, be
so amended as to read as follows: SEc-
TON 81. The county commissioners Of
any county in this Stale, shall not levy,
in any ons year, a greater amount Of
road tax than is herein specified, WIS
When the aggregate amount Of Iaxable
property entered upoa The list shall be
| fifty millions of dollars, the tax shall rot
be less than one tweDiy-dflh Of one mill,
nor more Than ono mill; and when tho
aggregate amount Of iexahle properly
entered upon the list shall be three nils
lions Of dollars, the tax shall not be less
than one>tenlll Of one mill, nor more than
one mill on the dollar; and when /. 10
lees than !hree millions Of dollars the,
road tax shall not be less than two>ientbS
of mill, nor more than one and o half
mills on the dollar; Propided, that no.
thing in this section shall be 70 consf6ed
as to prohibit The county commissioners
in any county in this State, when the
aggregate amount Of taxable property
entered upon The list shall be less than
eight millions, from leyying an additional
tax for road purposes, not exceeding
eight mills on the dollar, whenever they
may deem il necessary; which shall be
collected in the same manner, and at lbe
same time that State and county taxes
are collected aud paid into the county
treasures Of each county, which tax shall
be applied TO the opening and repairing
roads, and the repairing and constructing
bridges in the respective comfy or conn.
lies, where such tax may bo levied al
aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That the twshay,ae seventh Sec
tion of the act 10 which this is ,siI amend
neht, BE, ohd is hereby repealed.
F.C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker ofthO House Of Representatives:
JAMES MYERS,
President u Tho GenaiS.
| April 90, 1854.
L
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An ACT


To amend the act entitled an act pres
scribing the duties Of Supervisors, end
relating to Roads and Highway j; pasted
I February l3, 1853.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by tie Gensrdt
assembly ofMe State Of Ohio. Thai sec.
ton tbiriys!hree Of soid act, be 80 smsnds
ed as 10 read as follows: Thai any pers
son charged with a road tax on the grand
levy, as provided for in the iweniy-sixih
and twen,y~seven,h seclions Of said act,
may, eill,er personally, or by an agent,
discharge the same by labor, 10 be pers
formed on the TOAD. within The propeg
district within that township where such
tax may be charged. BY an able>bodied
man, a, the rats of one dollar pei day,
for each days wo,k; and fniable proper.
tion per day for any team, wagon, cart,
plow, or scraper, that the supervisor may
deem proper to employ; which labor shall
be performed under the direction Of the
supervisor, TO give TO any person for
whose benefit such labor was performed,
certificate Of the amount Of such labor,
which certificate shall specify the amount
of tx SO paid in labor, and the district
and township wherein such labor was
performed, also that said work was done
between the first day of April and The
first day of October, which certificate
shall in no case be available for any
greater sum Than shall be charged againss
such person III the district where such
labor was performed. Aud tho County
Treasurer shall rece;ve all such ceTti6s
Gates as moneyjin the dischsrge Of such
road tax.
SEC. 2. That il shall be the duty Of
the County Treasurer, to collect oil taxes
for road purposes, the same as other
taxes, except as herein provided Ia secs
lion one of this act, and the taxes 30
collected, shall be paid nsst % slis proper
township treasurer, which shall be exs
pended on the public roads within The
district from which the same has besB
collected.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
SEC. A. That section thiTly>three oI
i The ac. prerctibing the duties Of supeF-
visors, and relating to roads and highways,
passed February 18Th, A. D. 1858, ID
hereby repealed.
/ W. B. VAN HOOK !
Pho TEN. Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
/ Esenlatiyes
JAMES MYERS,
Presiden,>6f the Senate
April I, 1854.
I, JoHN MoNRoE, Auditor in aud 10
Pu,uam county, Ohio, do hereby cer'ill
that the foregoing laws have been care
!. liully compared by me. and are IN accord
lnce with those certified 30 BY the Sec
's'"'' yNrgAr Nff1NpNIc AwJ;,n...
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AN ACT
To enable any person TO designate al
heir a! law.

heir a! law.
EsEcTr N IL Be ii enacted By the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio,
Thatany person Of sound mind and me :
mory, may appear before The Prahaie
Judge Of his proper county, and in The
presence of such Probate Judge, and two
disiuterested persons of his acquaintance,
file his written declaration, which shall
be aues,ed by such persons, declaring
that, as his, or herfree and voluntary act,
he, or she, did designate and appoint any
other, naming such person specially, anti
stating the place Of residence, to STAND
toward him. Tor her, in the relation OF
an heir at law, IN the event OF his death;
and ,hereupon the Judge of Probate, u
satisfied that such dccarant is OF sound
mind and memory, and free from any
restraint, shall enter that fact upon hls
journal, and make compleie record
thereof; and thenceforward, such person
thus designated, shall be taken and held,
in al places, to stand in the sans relation,
for nil purposes, to said declafant, as he,
Tor she y could, II child born in Lawful
wedlock; and tho rules Of inheritance
shall 10 the same, between hlni or her
and the relations by blood, Of The declar'
ant, as if so born; and certified copy Q
such record, shall be prima facia evldenc'
Of the fact stated therein, and conclusive
evidence. unless impeached, BY. reason
Of actual fraud, or undue influence.
F. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
JAMES MYERS,
President oil the Senate
! April 30, 1854,
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fle petition in The Court Of Common
Pleas, or Probate Court, Of the counIy-in
which lie laud or some part thereof may
be situated, which shall contain de-
scriplion Of The land, ard Of the manner
in which the same is proposed 10 be laid
out, statement O. the grounds Of the
application, aud prayer Tor nh order OF
the court in the premises. And Ike no.
lice Of the tendency Of the petiioa, shall
be served on the ward or werds, as is OF
may be required on petition TO sell land
by guardian, and such court being saiis-
fed that such ward OF wards have been
legally served with notice Of the pen-
dency Of the petition, and that il will be
for the benefit and advantage Of such
ward or wards, to cell such land, OF that
it is necessary for HE, her, or tGeir main,
.tence and education, and being further
satisfied, that il viii be manifes!ly Gor the
benefit Of suchwurd or Jay out his, her,
or their land into town lots, may order
such guardian 10 cause snch survey and
plat TO be made, of The lands in The petit
ton described, or such par. or parts there
Of, as The court hearing the petition shall
deem proper for the best interest Of such
ward or wards, and for, and in his, her,
or their behalf, to sign and acknowledge
such plat, in the same manner as is pro-
vided in the aci 10 which this is supplo-
menIarY. sf
F. e. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatise,.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April 90, 1854.
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AN ACT

Supplementary 10 an act entitled San act
to provide for the recording OF town
plais,'' passed March 3, 1881. :.
SEc. /. Be it enacted By tho General
Assembly Of Me STATE Of Ohio, Tha,
guardians OF minor childrsn. idiots, and
insane persons, may, when authorized by
the court, as hereinafter provided, cause
the lands or fiheir respective wards, ts De
surveyed INTO town lots, and pals there o.
10 be made, acknowledged and recorded,
IN accordance with provisions Of the ac'
to which this ia supplementary.
SEC, Q, That any such guardian may
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AN ACT.

AN ACT
To make ii the duty Of County Audltors
to levy extra taxes for road purposes,
in certain cases
SEC. l. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly of The State Of Ohio, That
whenever il suall be made known, by Pc
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AN ACT

To anaend an act entitled "an act pre-
seEibing the duties Of County Treas
urers,n passed March l2, 1881.
SEC. l. Be It enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That The
fourth section Of said act be 90 amended
az 10 read as follows: SEcTIoN4. That
whepeyer tho offics Of County Treasurer
shall become vacant BY death, removal +,
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AN ACT


To amend the act entitled an act 10 en-
able the Trustees OF Colleges, Acfde>
mics, Universities, and other insti,u>
tions ior the purpose Of promoting
education, 10 become bodies corporate.
SIC. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State cf Ohio, That secs
lion iwelvo of the uci entitled "an act TO
enable the Trustees Of Colleges. Aca.
denies, Universities, aud other insIitu-
tions for the purpose OF promoting ednca-
,inn, to become bodies corporate, passed
April 0. 1852" be so amended as to read
as follows: SEC. l2. Any College, Uni
yersity, or other institution of learning,
now existing by virtue of any act Of incor'
poraiion, or that may hereafter become
Incorporated for any Of tho purposes
specified in ,liis act, may, if ,hree>fonrihs
Of the Trustees OF Direc'ols thereof deem
the same proper, and I! said institution is
owned IN shares, or BY stock subscribed
or taken, then by vote of llIree-lourths
Of the stock or shareholders. change the,
location or name of such institution, con-
yey its real estate, and transfer the effects
thereof, aud invest the same at the place
10 which such institution shall be re-
moved; Prorided, that no removal shall
be ordered, aud no vote taken thereon,
or name changed, unit! after publication
in the same manner as herein required
Tor The increase Of capital, in which no.
lice shall he fully Sc, forth, the change
of name or location of the institution pro-
posed 10 be changed in name or removal,
and the place to which it is proposed 10
remove such institution: and provided. F..
also, that 10 case of removal, copy oil
the articles Of association, with the cor
porale name of such institution, shall be
recorded within the recordel's office OF
the county to which such institution may
be removed.
F. c. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
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I, JoHN MoNRoE, Auditor in aud tor
Pu,nam county, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been caIe-s
July compared by me. and are IN accord. !.
4 ance with tLose certified 10 BY the Sec
retary Of State. ..
JOHN MONROE. Auditor.
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f. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of theTIouse Of Representatives.
E ROBERT LEE,

President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
May Est, 1854.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HOTEL.-Col w M Lamhert, J d
Robertson. Philsda; L M Ray, Martin. Washing
ton; Gholson. Georgetown Mitchell. Hanover;
Mrs Page. T Gholson, Petersburg Mrs M b
Anderson. Ii Anderson. J Anderson, Amelia;
Alden, A J Chapel. Nc; g II Haig. w Pepper
r Davis, Jno NJ Wilson. BALTIC; C J Cockhead. r
Jackson. F Thompson, NJ T Quinn: N V Jas Mau
rice Old Pit; A Ford, Cumbld; B Watkins Goochlapd;
J r Johnson Lynchburf; Taylor Buckingham;
T Mills, Norfolk; S Gilmore, Jackson.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-RS Winfree. D Msck.
hon. w Spears DR. Wake. Charlottesville VIM
StulI N Y; g w Hail. M Dewitt, Torwin,
Singleton, w Leigh. Va; R 3 Wood: Pride, T
Howlett, Amelia J T Mathew, N C; Garrett.
K Garnett Buckingham MrsL P Jones. A Johns
and lady, Lun enburg; Stacker, Bait; tray: Mas;
T Togg, Coal Pits; w l. Moody. L Moody, Texas
EXCHANGE HOTELS w Younger. Lynch
burg; G C Dent. lady and child, Ga; w Green.
Charlotte; g w Johnson Pittsy lvania: r. Denmun
and lady, Lynchburg; VIM T Ballow, Halifsx g
Duyrey. Petersburg; Burruss, King Willsm; J
NJ Crockett, Pulaski; Fl Locker. Palcony Falls;
C Robnl on. Portsmouth; w West, Villa as'be;
w w ersbam, Peters'bg; HI L Gasher. Augusta;
w Sharcklin, VS.; E Buford, Brunswick d s
MOI gan and lady. Miss Chandler. Rookbridgs;
Rucker, Lyuchburg; w Simeson. Pt:sburg; David
EcDaniel, N C; c Calhoun. McNary. Conn;
DAVIS Y; J Lasaur, Miss Hart A Choen Mr.
Choen, Charleston; T Bragg, c; Meyer, Bait
II Webb and lady, New Kent Rev M Hoge and
LADY, Richmond.
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DIED.

On Thursday. the 10th inst, at O'Clock. A. M
Mrs CYNTHIA A.. consort of James 7. Morris, Jr,
aged % years and days.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family
at 81 o'clock from the residence of her lafe husband
corner of 23d and N. Streets Union Hill, without
further notice.
At the st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, in this city
on Thursday 10th inst. in the SD year OF her age
Sister FRANCESCA DOYLE, native of the county
of Wexford, Ireland.
The funeral will take place from st Peters Cathe-
dral, ct 2 o'clock P. NJ, Friday 18th inst.
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WE are pleased to see, in Hollywood

WE are pleased to see, IN Hollywood
Cemetery, a handsome monument, beautifully cut
by McCioy. and recently erected in memory OF VI.
GEo w CAULFIELD, who of Virginia's
brightest sons highly distngui he'd for his virtues
and talents.
In addition to all projections of mature, ne pcs
sessed an unusual aptitude and capacity for his
fesson; and nurured from his boy hood In the Rich
mond Medical College. he early acquired prom
cheney unexampled at his sge. Even while in his
minority the most obstinate diseases yeidedt1 his
precocious skill.
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DIR. HouGHToN's LECTURES TO GENTLE
MEN. on subjects connected with Midwifery and the
diseases of Females have attracted large and highly
rasnectabie audiences at Odd Fellows Hall and ap-
near to afford much satisfaction to those who have
attended. Ths chief object of the Lectures we be-
Ieye in to point out some new and convenien means
IF relieving and curing the most common disorders
incideut to females without resort to medicine or
medical aid The Lectures of . very plain and
will be continued this and to morrow Saturday
ay supg.
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Nd York PoLITIcs-Although Clark,
the fsctionist, is said to have been elected in
New Cork, it is by most meagre majority.
Such victory, when. We remember the i'm
menss majority that was predicted, is almost
equal o defeat. The conservative men of
New ssrk now know their strength, and if
'hey va but Danish their own discussions,
anu un te for the sake Of the Union, faction
III Nes York will be overthrown and the
i"'0s'y Vi the government be secured
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1st. Resolved, That .
connection between the
waters Of the c Chesapeake
and the Ohio 10 Of para
mount importance to the
welfare of the State; and
that the lines Of improve
msnt designed to effect
this object should be pro-
secuted with all our ener
sies and with all the re-
sources at our command
I'd. Resolved, That with
out concert of action and
unity Of purpose, we can
not hope 70 succeed In es'
tablishine . spstem which
will be ssentialiy State
in It's character and OBJ
jects, which will secure 10
the cities of Virginia the
trade within and beyond
our border to which they
are Justly entitled.
Sd Resolved. Tina. the
Covington and Ohio Rail-
read being the main ate m
of communication betw n
the int rnal improve
ments of Els stern Virginia
and the West, Is a great
State work which Sd suld
be constructed By b Q
State with az little d,lay
as pt acticable, having due
regard to the financial
condition of the Stat.
4th Resolved, Thai she
James River and ksna
wha Canal is an equally
important link in this ton-
nection, and ought T. be
extended to the easern
terminus of the Coyng-
ton and Ohio Railroad, 81
multaneously with al e
prosecution of that wsIk.
9Th Resolved, Tha as
q valuable auxiliary for
the transit of heavy ION
mage, the Kanawhs R!er
should be improved to he
highest practicable point
for steamboa navigation.
9th. Resolved, That he
lines of rail " az on he
North and South sidel of
James River are equally
entitled to the fosGeIrg
care of the Legislatd e,
and this Convention ee-
commend to that body o
afford them such ad l.
tional aid az may be re-
CT ssary for the compl'-
ton Of their respective
works.
7th. Resolved, That 10
order to harmonic an
unite conflicting interesls
which defeated and still
jeopardize further apprc,
priations for the prosecu
tion of these great Stat
lines, this Convention re.
commend that the gauge
of The Covington and
Ohio Railroad shall bd
fixed by law at five feet !
and that if the Central
Railroad Company shah
de o III it expedient to
change the gauge OF their
road to a corresponding &
width, that the Legisla-
ture ought to provide for
q direct subscription to the
stock of that Company TO
an amount necessary to
pay them the cost of such
change of gauge.
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SomE PuMrKIN.-We were shown. yes
day, . msmmoth pumpkin, raised on .'Sprinaheid"
farm, Ia Hanover, the residence Of Mrs. Sarah 81
Watt, which weighed when pulled 116 pounds ~
the reader does not admit that this IL some pnmpftH
then We confess we do not know what could take
thptn
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, Nov. 16.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr C Stevens, Bristol, lumber. Belvin Parker.
Schr VIM Jones' lumber. H Cole.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdz and passengers
Schr Fair American. Fight.
Sloop Economy, light.
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CosrisuED.-W William Burke, charged
with trading with one Of s. B. Tinsey's servants
ithou. the consent of the master, viii have hear
ing before the Mayor this morning.
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ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CENTRAL
hAiLko-.D CoMrANY.-We are requested to
state thit the adjourned meeting ofthe Stock.
holders i this company will take place in
Stanton on TUESDAY, the sIst inst, at 10
O'Clock.
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NEW yoIx, Nov. Is, r. M.-1he Times of tbi.
morning heTes up, with the official returns of 80
counties, asnajority for Mr. Clark of MI Since
the official sesurns of l2 additional counties have
oeen rsceavsd which, upon the basis OF the Times
'ao'e' increscs Clarks majority 10 sos.
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SUSPICIOUS William, in the service OF
Hablissnn g. Brother, received 30 lashes by order
of the Mayor, for trespassiug on William McCre
rvs nremises on the night OF the 14th inst.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. BY tha Rev. B. Menley, Capt
HENRY T. ELLEMS, of Rochland, Maine, to Miss
JULIA ELIZABETH FULCHER, Of Richmond
~ Rockland papers please copy.
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FLoGsEp.-David, slave to Mr.. G. g.
THOMPSON, was ordered Is stripes by the Mayor
for stealing a piece OF fresh meat from Jacob
Keck.