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hTIbMPT TO hBDUCT A SLAVE.-On tie ZOth uIt.,
Captain John Dillon, Of Savannah, took negro
man slave, whom he has the control or from on board
the British bark China Capt jones' about four miles
from Tybee Island where she anchor ON her way
70 But for the fact Of en- extraordinary dee


on q me vessel alter she had left the CITY, the negro
owner The vessel left the city the a3d bound to
Liverpool, and after her departure Captain Dillon was
informed that the negro was board He Obtained a
pilot boat and went to the spot where she had anchored
Upon arriving at the vessel the captain denied that any
gro found secreted in one OF the seamen i hunks