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TBE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, Ir THEORY
AND PRACTICE.

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TIME undersigned will commence, on or about the
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM NEAR WASHING
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OFFICE OF the Atlantic and Pacific Hsiiro.d Cous-
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coporaed by legislature of the State okew York. July ic
ai call is made o Of cent upon AL ne stock %
said of said cali be made IN fun At
The eass sss before the first Monday Of April
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about eleven
.oou as the esuart
Texas concluded All boud hs rasde
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Of the road completed
BY ordcri - - -.
w. w, LELAND,
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WILL open this morning variety OF new sprins
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french Rousseine De isinss
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Vns case handsome isines 2k yard
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tfessh sinvh.us English R'nshsrs
A., ,,faPe snswis, cashmere ana~s camel hair shsws
cpse Of staple goods c all knds 10 which
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Was DrraSrMysr,
February ~, 1854.
pEHsoNs~,aving books belonging TO the Library OF
he War their possession longer than the pre-
tebed PERIOD 1.-TWO weeks requested TO return ih. 20 the IL
harian CHARLES CALvERT,
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