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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
" NEGROES, &c, IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER 10 MItES EAST or RINUNpNU ,ir.

bs
" NEGROES, &C, IN TIE COUNTY or HAN
OVER. IL MILES EAST OF RICuMOND.-By yir.
tue of two DEGREES of the County Court Of Hanover
pronounced Oh the 9th day Of October, 1857, ia the
suits of White, &c VS.. Whites administrators, viii
offer for SALE at public auction the premises
10Th day OF December, il fair, ifnOt, the next fair day
thereafter, two Tracts of Land estimated AZ three
hundred and four acres, t3O4 acres) of which Is
called the Mansion Tract, and being the same on
Die Dwelling House with rooms, kitchen and 'N'r
onthoases, well watered and ada pied 90 th, usual
crops OF grain, vegetables &c in healthy aud -
able "a ghborhood; adJoins the lands Of David
woody, m. Il. Sydnor and Others and about
and halt mile North Of Old Coal Harb1r.
Also, one other Tract called CoOpers of one hundred
and thirty-t@o acres (I32 acres,) having there0U a
comfortable Dwelling Horse. with rooms kiich-
IN and other OuthOu-es necessary the farm; Aier
abundant: very healthy; Gijoins the lands of Lucy
about one and half miles East of Old Coal Harhor.
AT the came time and place, will Offer tDr sale, At
pubIic auction for cash. nine young and likely Ne
gr"es, to wit: Charlotte, Harriet Edward. Siby. SUI
san, Mary Silina. Sarah Ellen and Washington.
TrRds Cash viii be required for the sla yes snde
To the real estate, one third cssh, onethird q
credit OF IL months and the residue on "a credit Of
two ars the credit to bear interest from
tho say fsale. aud the purchaser to execute bonds,
With good personal security, for the deferred pay
ments and the title retained antl the further order
from the court ID. WAiD, Special GOnl'r.
And after the sale of the above named land and
slaves, shall sell TO the highest bidder, publicly
the Premises the Household and Kitchen Furniture
mentf, crop Of Corn. Fodder and Shuck..
TERas-All sums Of i've dollars aud under, cash;
over that Amount, credit of months, the pnTehs-
to execute bonds with good personal security be-
fore the property Is removed.
+. ID. WAID. Adm illustrator
no H-Havtds OF Margaret White, DECD
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IT, LIKENEssEs for 30 cts of the finest quality
Call On the inimitabIe artists TYLER Co., of l39
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F6~ s. HIRsH, 200 Broad street, begs
to inform his customers that though times hard
and goods sold with small advance, he is receiving
fresh supplies of TRI INNINGS by every weeks
rival. All in want of "MATGHING" should call at
once at the old stand of s. HIRSHS
no l7-I2t* Trimming and Fancy Store.
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Gn- WHERE do all the people come from who daily
thrung the Steam Picture Depot, 1879 Main street,
TYLER 4 Co are amazed.
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&c 20 Artists 800 portraits daily. l39 Main street
TYLER 4 Co.
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BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH ENGRAVINGS.

A. MORRIS, BooKsELLEp
Has inst opened very choice lot of ENGLISH EN-
from the prices usually charged Cor similar prints.
Among them will be fonnd the following popular
subjects in the finest style ofart.
THE Village Festival, painted by Sir David Wilke
engaved by Charles g. Lewis. 81
THE Battle h. p%Sntsd Sy George Har
baptism of the Covensnters, tainted by George
Harvey: $. A engraved BY WsgstaR 81;
Deyi. engravedby VIM. Walker. 81,
DR. JOHNSON rescuing Goldsmith. painted by
Ward sngrayea By y se aIsIa g. n.,n,o,
engraved by simmons: 81.
EXAMINATION of The Village School, painted by
A sETT of prayer ard Devotion prints, PAINTED by
Reynolds. engraved by Reynolds Each 81 80.
WEIGHING the Deer, painted by Taylor, engraved
STRICTLY Confidential, Gaiated by Brooks, en-
SYMPATHY, painted by Stone, engraved by Atkin
SIR Walter Scott and his Friends painted by Faed.
LORD William Russell taking leave Of his Family.
painted by Brides engraved by Bcllini. 81.
THE Soldier Dream, painted by do'dall, engraved
CANTERBURY Pilgrims. PARTED by Cubould, en-
Woman taken 10 Adul.ery, painted by BAR, aud
engravedby shurey. g.
AGE aah I'nfSney. painted by Marshall, engraved
ed by Lncy, engraved by Tompkins. 81.
THE Wounded Hound, painted by AHsdell, engraved
by Dayy. 81
MY Chickens FOR Sale, painted by Cnbould. $50.
PRESENTATION q Magma Charta paint.d BY De-
Wis engraved by Murray. 81.
SHOOTING Branton Abbey. painted by Grant, eIi-
grsvel by Simmens. S2N
MELTON Breakfast. painted by Grant. engraved by
Sims. $500.
With large pnmber ofsmall prints. SOME of them
superior suitable for the arlor. Hall. Library, AT
prices ranging from 20 o. each, and aiiaf.t
ing opportunity. u1t oitsa met WITH e. ohilin
at such reduced rates Ha2i Fl
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DERSONAL.-Tne white driver who
l. left a small Stand at a residence on Marshall
street between and I'd few days ago will please
pay fol- this advertisement AMI call for said Stand
as the gentleman residing in the house at which it
was left and who was absent at the time. purchased
such article. 2O-ir
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SAILING OF THE ARABIA.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The Arabia sailed for Ly-
erpool at noon to-day, with S1,500,000.
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COMMISSIONERS CERTiHoATs--The undersigned,
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here
by certify that the above ia accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, ~ they were drawn by US this
day at Augusta, Ga.
y. c. BARBER, S C,
...s g.. /. p. DUGAS ('""4nN o'h r.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this day, No
vember 2lst, 1851. LkWIS LEVY, j. T..
ExPLANArIoN-The left hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
Is the Prize which the Number is entitled Ia.
All Tickets where the Number ends ia are enti-
tied to so in addition Ia any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it TO. Half Quarter ard
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled TO all they
draw over the Sou Prizes. Halves, Quarters ard
Eighths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following places, viz: No. 1885,, $50,GS New
Albany, Ind. aud Springfield Ill. No. 4S6l5, 2Itoo
Washington ID. c.. and Louisville. Ky. No. 2ysDI
10000. Richmond, Va. and Nashville, Tenn No.
iIS2j, 1900. Camden Ark. No. 1884 5.tDo n. York,
on Certificate. No 1856, 3,TD. Richmond, Va. No
s9s2O. ,5sj. Savannah and Augusta. GA
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COFFEE. $50 bags Rio, Laguayra,
~ Maraeaibo. Java and Mocha Coffee; 80 bags very
CHI Rio and NJ. Collector sale by
no2j WM. WALLACE SONS
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I'U PnlNIknS.-A young man, now
l. stopping in Richmond, is DESTROYS of obtaining
a situation, and is willing to leave The city. Is
lble of taking charge of news paper. Best of ref
erences given. Address Z. S office of this paper.
no 26-it&
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BUCKETS, &c.-200 doz. two and three
- hoop Buckets; 200 doz three and four string
Brooms: go gross Telegraph and Barker Matches
for sale by WM. WALLACE Sons.
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ITO DENTISTS.-G0LD FOIL, GOLD
F0fL.-W have just received supply OF Alb
bey's No Gold Foil; also, Tin Foil Of superior quail
ity; for sale by p. j 'HNSTOS BRO,
no nruu air 81
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160 BOXES Adamantine and Sperm
fcO Cindles; 300 boxes Jaek som and other brands
Talow candles: $50 bon es Morgsns Colgates and
eth. rands Soap % boxes starch-for sale by
no 81 VIM. WALLACE SONS.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OLE PER.

"a SDNAL E>TATE.-0R TUESDAY, the lat day
Of Decem Der next, shall, as Admi strator Of the
estate of Thomas n Johnson, dec d. 1T The residence
OF the deceased. in Goochlani county. near Dover
Meeting Hons. sell at public auction, the movable
property Of said johnson. consisting IL Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Oats, Fodder sud
other provender; Cows, Hursss, Hogs, Farming
Implements, &c: and ut the same tins SHALL hire
out all the slaves on the place -.s !.
Trans % SALs-Cash for all sums of $50 and IN
der; aud for all sums above seD "a credit 81 six
months, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security. WI. w. ROWE Admir-
no t9~-swEs OF Thomas y johnson, dec a.
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Hon. Edward Everett is shortly to deliver a lee
ture in Boston in aid of the poor.
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NOTICE.-Persons holding Virginia
~ COUPON BONDS cam if they desire il. receive
the interest due the LIST January next, at either oil
the Banks in Richmond, lin New York funds or its
equivalent provided that list of such Coupons be
lett at the office Of the Second Auditor by the 10th
day of December that day funds will be re-
united to New York, to meet the interest due there
VIM. A M0NCURE,
Second Auditor
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THE CHEAPEST CARPETS YET
Carpet your floors while they cheap.
{. A. GWATkIN, No, l6l Main St,
i6 Opposite Exchange Bank.
CITRON AND CURRANTS -100boxes
~ Leghorn Citron; 10 casks Currants, all new crop,
Tor: sale A. ANT0NI
THE Interest on the Coupon Bonds of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
lst AMI ~ mortgage. Oh the list ianttPy lSs7 will
lie paid al sH office in bapkai,ls ias,ds. from this
fAfs. u. ". PURCRLI a On.
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MOT SELLING Ar COSr.--fhe suo

NUT bELLtNd Al COSI.--ihe suo +
~ scriber Ia now receiving hanssome Plate Warm
Jelly Strainers Cake Boxes. Chamber Sets, Car
pet and Hearth l,rooms Feather Busters, Table hsis
Improved Knife Cleaners, Leather and Sailor ~
Baskets, fine Corn Brooms, American and Epgiish
Door Mats Spice BoSes Coffee and spice Mills Spoon
aud Fork Boxes 8rass- bound Cans, Churns iBe But
Ter Prints large Tubs; Market. Ira cling aud Fancy
Baskets; Foot Stoves and variety OF other ncuse
Furnishing Goods. Also Fancy Goods Toys. &c. for
sale cheap FOR cash or 10 pnnetuai customers, by
no 2S~st j. hAkR0Lp. ll3 Hroat st.
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DRINTED MOUSLIN DE LANES at O
l. great saerifce; 1000 Printed Mouslin Dresses at
less than the cost Of importation. The ladies are
most respectfully invited to call and see them.
o. A. GWATkIN,
no 26 Opposite Exchange Bank
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no 26 Successors to Merchant, Weisiger 4 Co.
NEGRO CLOTHING We have in store
an uncommonly large stock Of Negro Clothing,
which we offer at great, reduced prices. We Won q
invite the attention of farmers tn stock beev-
ing that make it to their interest TO purchase
of us. and at the same time save them the trouble of
having them made by themselves. Call and look for
yourselves DARRAOU1T, HARRIS Il CO,
10 cG Sncces,ors to Merchant. " eisiger 4 Go.
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DRIED CODFlSH-A prime article, for
~ sale by WILLIAM T. KING,
no ga and Franklin st
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DOPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
l. Roses Celebrated Preparations
Jlync's Family Medicines
IIolloway's Celebrated Pills and Ointment
Poilards heumatic Lnment
Hooff Ind's German Bitters
Aver Cherry Pectorsl and Cathartic Pills
Turner's Forest Wine BitteTs
Bakers Premium Bitters
W,srar's Baisan Wild Cherry
Osgood's India Cholagogue
Hastings syrup Naptha
Mrs Gardner's Balsam Liyerwort
Ieonard's Instant Relief
Davis rain, Killer
IIartsl Q NJ Cure ALL
rur sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist,
no 26 18th street.
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CABINETS AND BUREAUS.-3U Cab
~ inets and Bureaus, just rece we'd, and for sale
Cheap for cash. by ALIEN. MOTT Auct
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New YORK, Nov 23-Cleared: schr. I.le Of Pines,
French. City Point Arrived: Schr. J. Ii. Barnett,
Worth Richmond.
nj TELEGRAPH.
HAMPTON RotDS NOV 25-Arriy ed Ships Revenue
and Mary Gootel from CaIlao with Ruano
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
R5rtof Richmond, Nov'r 25-Hgh Water 11334 0crl

Ship Mary Russell Perkins, cargo 200 hb's. flour,
COO bales cotton 5s3 hhds tobacco, By Palmer Clo-
ton
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LOST.

CD L0ST.-A BULL TERRIER PUP,
- about III onths old, and goes by the name
Vf .! kne," marked with r.ndle spots on white
ground, round spot his neck, eye covered by
mark, ears cropped. tail uncut, dOHblsjointed in
his front knees and little sprung, had leather
collar with brass buckle and ring; countenance rath
er intelligent and spriehtly, especially when he
smells meat in your pocket. liberal reward will
be given for the above, if left at this office.
no 26-3t*
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GOAL, C0AL.-5, 900 bushels fine Coal
~ in the Yard adjoining the Stone Building for
sale low Apply at the Yard. no 25-3ts
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EOR JELLIES, BLANC NANCE, &C.
l. Coxs Sparkling Geistine; Coopsr's and Gei ker's
shred aud Sheet lsnglass; Favoring Extracts aud
Spices of every variety; for sale by
Gk0. D0WDEN. Druggist
no 26 7j Bread street
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CUGARS.- 100 bbls.. Crushed, Pulvsr-
~ lied Ground and Granulated Sugar; 80 bbls
Cheap Coffee Sugar; $50 bbis. q. Yellow and A. aud
B Sugar; 30 bbls. Cheap Brown u sar-recei,i and
for sale BIZ WIN. " WALLACE SONS
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TO MhaIsrRArrs

The new code requires Justice,
~ The Peace % procure new dock
s's, and enter all their onicial aet,
At Toll length therein. Il makes II
the duty Of every Justice 70 enter
on he docket the return Of the
Constable, a. endorsed on the pro.
css-, beside, various other nat.
ier heretofore not done. We have
at cur dice . specimen Of the
kind Of book they are required to
GOT fcr q record. We shall soon
solnmence publishing a new set Of
hlsuss' Tor Justices and Con.
,iables, In conformity with the
uew law Those officers had bet
Ter ,rrd IN their orders soon. II
they vI.h complete .ei,of blanks.
suitable for the new code.
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NA He eria4 morning. NJ TIE ~ srss
e = bridFs fsshsr. NJ. gosr. II. Nss..
I'D Mss Elz, q Mosl.it. daughter u
D. u N''le,, all Il P,nol, easn.y.
tths Ffiolep wsrt sirlIy rsmsmtsr,i
'a ihs gt 'iaa, aud shilsvs ssaHs4the
tne ehtmFaFpa IN honor Of the
ffy 't'' - eau'i H', refrain from
'h' vsh ihu ths pathway
ia'eih Ne - or vuuar 'istd. q n
fa4s sparkle with health
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10 Noad he o. ~ a typbs fs,sr.
u Va J. N.ss,, n ,hs iah ,.sr q
hisea
iHs lasaly synraih.s wish he fanav
l4a .,.si. iar 10 iscsussa W "a. 81
i.si aal 81 esteemed cit,ss..
"a tir llss 1uua.e itl.-f.
81 BE- Jose. ~ rm sss.
.rus tss ssaF .ssa
aai ean e 9Th uhsnt "a
tus % stssu-ss. t.sssfsp.
ae4 49, g. q iAe.t. as b. RI an4h.as
fr F.a t. IT, ells Il uT "a,
Bun mgah e ths + 0.p
ssrea end g1ad c~bfsim. h. asl IN
FL e ssssas,ias life and
haFTiasss hyo1l its grave. r .ssh
bsaih es-st. ani 81 i sell. m l,.s
is'f enss urla u. tsAst a. n ..,r Of
'f- chimes iuw ADJ faiu., rssstn-
toward 'hs sairs 4 ETERNITY; shcura i
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aaiss sHeelsres saA ansaliies i'm IN
hsAa q trxhs rex. vks<A no sas.lss II
fsvsh-l ever ssfkrr1
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since To announcement - = canal.
't's lus he stgct. HiasJ rI.
tifl ~ sist ilets hlte t m.st
arl tre tn rt. To u.sII
ts a earl 4r ffr.ete tbsfI
deem tas csrd pripel #lH
q treat us .e e
iud ut tiy answer tt,t i
hate ~ ialiy ifir1 es..l ehsiheft
shaii - 4 cauil1te o. tat ArdNt
bet shla,d irum a puh. = arlanre
newt u the i'nt 40 ibis tim. rr,rs
'urc, aud highly imprunef fb.es
ihai The present stare ~ th us.
Is t eftaut o. Allow iiHe f.rrrhfe
pule-ue cessation Il etrt
dtc'&. that be dit and t.r,.
tarf eHrerderi e. f mr sta
uty htvs llale % Deal and t a.
q tifC lat . 'iiiil aai m.'t 81 rN
usert aud Feeling ~ e,eai.sffn nv
idi vea e. Uur & flfs FITS srd
grsCe. A. aiittaai rsaan sf.h na
ter th5s esrre i@ thaf ~ anlra.f
meat sauH9sual aisssth Ufsirr Oh -
ihe elgl of. would = ~ ua mv s4u
az Itching arxieiy ls tie 'enf 81
IT usiee that ..allA iaat asl
an auWl ag % uau1e>G. assrrt
ny ~ i that They ta.i heAr fsm
a. - - LL.-
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~
r.y. a1arlb.
IIff ilans 90 h
~ niu har .pIt.s
mainnt
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cHISEsR SUGAR nnLassrs

We are under obligation. 10 our
friend. Col. John c. Btahau, Tor a
bottle Of sirup. made from the
Chinese sugar cane. We have
tasted 'cvcrsl diiItreat1c,, Of hi,
molssscs. Bot think Tia, Colonel
hrahau'' u decidedly superior to
any We have seen. We here cur
planters will raise more of N
zane neat year, and prepare ma
chinery for grinding il, 20 that We
may have II iairly tested.
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IHs Tisgs The hilureof fI,rpsr
Rn'bsrs. patllshess IN New \ !.
have ,hrova eclwrsn SIT ani
hundred persons out Vi erl ovmebt.
An tbs, sass the New York ca
',,r ed E-fs,rer. "has been ,ccom
Ilshed 10 couseqnencc q rauie Ter
sadins q Bauk parlar. aud The rtesl.
dent Of : Wal street naus laclac
iAe nccrs',ry rrfvt ,olotAla n faes
weekly sia,emsri shich might pre-
sent him in a l,S lascrable sspee,
ihaa rue usishhafiur ius'limisus
Win merchants faatis ss4.i 70 s,.s,.
An Sod .se LATE shtt bnss kssrs~.
vast ussns can hslp shrn through the
spps. or
sssresi he nSans uhsr.vi,h 70 ps,s
iee wsst remarkable l,ilurs vs
haze rc'lc-d ses is that cf TIE l..iscls
Vsr'fsl Railroad Compare,
prlv lev yeers since /, et,.i.ai
I'm coarr e. I. 100000 acres efl,ni
Ia er-si ,srt ssIsclFs b, he nm.
P>as.-'n ue stat 81 u.ises. With
W. s-sis II iisis lad l. tk-i, pcei,,s
W sestss s.... seat ~, u Fns.
ed rsl<~a in -ur-i sv~, ..~.rss
.sass-ks se- ss,.. /. ~ 10
80 q c~~' sssA - .ss,4rs-
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tua.
s hab Dr.
every uas Hl tiyr sn as
d hrse.i Go God Alhu even,
lfneh in auy k'al II leg-t. 81
ifl y persecution. lfya cannot
I a'or ~ PERSUADE q man into
rom rrtsr attempt iu force Al. 10
IT, Il love VaI uot compel LIm 10
e,ao Iea{e lIu TO God, ,hs ladrs of
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N''l i0'vt
'a' w we 20 /.
'1l i'''''f " off ,.l0.lt Oh Sal.
'.h our planters striiI' 'o ia,s
'' positive ',i.h m fs ,nelgs 70
=" ils'r 'uii'a
"'b'n, very fa"ff period cotton
has deeiasI ''nr sa ,'' Have
ne N'lM Influence uai slr,.
hrrh ihe cf'.' ltfi '.,u
- '"nI
'''' ''''''' "lie
we ''ati 'f'p o' 'eit vtt he
CERTAIN PEGS uL Il &. ,-s' STA
)'h s'i'i naturally cav.
re, ne ''lH
p''"'t Hl' nat "sHv ~
'er' 'nee tln mafaei i kua 70
'nnsrd l consider Tia. ias PLATTER
. Do" Tho power 10 protect hHpl.
by retaining bis cotton until a Is
c~l-trl, s.~r.rt,in.d ala, y. n.
htadnA, ~
81" NAHN HH VIZ. AIH III. "L. LLH LN "A.
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Ns'ss.s .sisr. 81 Af-ini ufs'isn "A
90 s'tss. Of Jsass y. Staten, aAse...J
Ners frsessd - toe unts-signsd. At ,hs
.!s. 'ie'f fstr q he Probate Co.r.
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s.pit No. I'll persons ha.sns slt;m,
asasst "a eslsis n sad scsIenG n.
tsrs = ~ sirsi % "a Bit the ,s~.wk.
- limtsi a. az. o. the sam.
wl .hs r.,i.
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zoe ''isss y Ssmu.l sraH.. dscra.
: Frssist y the u~nlssx,j. [, tss
~ Vstahsr 1srm u tas pFohsss Css-t
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition of james Phelps. Of sutton, Mas
sacuses praying the patent granted 20
him the Gath Of November 1s43 improvement In wash
Ing machine for cleaning from the expiration
OF said latent which takes the 2 day az November sS
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent once on
Monday the II O'Clock and all
notified appear aud they have, why said
tiion ought be granted
opposing required ne In the Patent o.
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picaion
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