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40 TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CgeRNS.

10uE crlebrated ALBION COHS rms En- y,
fords Instant relief and at the same true a,ssU,s
and draws Corn out ythe roots witho" '"e 'eA''
pain. nth corns ON
their feet do certify. that have used e Ao''" Io,n
Plaster with complete BEFORE mad "s,d one
bov completely cured Cor" htes ma If Duss % sc
far unnv Years make this public FOR 'he oeheu' VI
,hoss All, Sted with tina: painful complaint
Flushing, l. Feb 70 wa" VIZ
Price so Centsa Bcr sr.
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mr. RELIES AsTHMATIC PILLS,
- To THE LADIES!

wv UTE and SOUND TEETH are both an o'na-
w ment aud blessing. The hes; security pF
th-r ,tlvsntSges IS to Ne frand IN ths' use 9th
BRITISH ANTISEPrIC DENTRtFlCE.
Tn,sver, ..-s.nt 10 ~ p,S,.,r WITH very little
use n lca,. the Sycry a, the Gunss, anil prevents
the accumulation gf Ta'.T Sh:ch not oaiy b'scSe"s
bu ,1sei.s me teeth aud scce rrs,es their dscsv
Th. Deptri6 thu, removes the preoning cr"ses 81
OF,,sios 2rstb prescrr2s the hen Mnes> aad jiorfd
ness IF n. 3gss, ladre ldsrs ss Itsth 6eutfs'!s
,sl.te Price 80 cents ..es-
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y Jg8s,s cELEBa lTED LINIMENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

~ * sore or nh rned Eyes gives I'm Mediate ease
II and relief TN recent sore eyesthe effect ID most
sau,ary. Where the complaint has been of years
san ling. and "a some exceeding bad cases. the most
unexpected and esra6e relief has been fou a in the
use Of this ErE vArss Ster every other remedy had
failed Many person. whp have used it. pronounce it
the beat preparation for those complaints they have
ever nat Nth. especially in of soreness or
infama'ion oflong standing. Price Is cts bottle.
s.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by he sole proprietor, L. KiDDER.
In nei4te successor to the late Dir w T. CoNwAr =
yar sale A. untins Room, No 90. Court st
p.sr .m.ers Hail, Boston. sui also ay his special ap-
pointnent, WI. SrABi.ER
apr7 = - 4 e.lr FIirfar Street. .ficraa! -ia.
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RnrIMonr, Ir0rsr, !.

name. for particular reference, shoah any nqaf
personally. sAN1' l'
B.LrrMonr, 'rorsr, ~
Doct S. II. p. LEE. New lunton, Conn
Dear Sir--It is now upwards OF twenty yra'H'
have used your New London Bilious Piiis 10 o. y
~, and always found them IN efficient purg.'',a"
NEST every description of disease ne'e''oN'-s
accustomt i Ger ainty to vary IN Their 'pefa''a''-
fec,s. until a few months past, and hsying 'ft. Nh
ben sadly disappointed IN every instance ~
thcm-l began O. ,onclude thai 20" m',s
f.r,une. and had a5sndoned their inanu-G'"'' I"
censry and unIathfil hanl;. un1rr thi' 'mp'e''
accidental, saw an advertisement OF i"'r' M
York newspaper, desigHa''hls spurious 'mi''h''
your own manufacture. BY having 'onr wf'''' =
ture TO each bill of directions, snl ths' ~ ~ ''
were the mutations slgnrd with pea and IN '.'
perfect copy ~ every "tier fe-pec' fi.,'h J.
had withou, this test. | began To sH'P' "', 4
was not far ~ medicine, AS well as N pm
called a. seyer.,f Of nur dF7thccar'es 'uf )"'' '
your written signature. procured a pos ~ i.
inc them; fmrd the same effect, if'm 'i'' N US
WAYS exprii.nc d, and am so much J"ic'" 90 no.
m, self in possession CT a .ne'lic'ne - "S"'
that / carnot in justice refrain from S'F''6 ,"
formation. Iii
hope and trust Sir for the bench Oh "'Il. p,
that yo n y.iuab G m dcine will BE perpe.1''"
original qiaity, and that mercensrJ ''"'-''' ii
frowned upon by ar insu!ted community ''
your friend, &c ec...,si. q
- TO avoid the imposition "' Go""'r'r ...,.s
spuriuus mutations, as rclai ed above, the pu''"
only to examine the oil of directions Gov. -
Box, ard # signed at foot. H. my o%n 'l., ,,,t
Immediately under my printed name 'neS 49, ,,-ti
and prepared by me. br'h ONLY ''e
alfixetl, they are spurious and to DC a'In,' nrgg
New London, Conn. 1857.
Jhe abure Pills for ste oy ,,pIcQ
oct 5-tf WILLIAM d nm
- ~. InII'
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CERTIEiCA re


The following communication addressed to the pro
pretur OF Judkins' Ointment, from the Hon Jonn r.
liaferro. Member Of Congress- is highly Interesting.
rhe sratu,;Ous manner IN which ~ made, exhibit,
fee ungs of ~ rlnary character ards ia ring h
nanity; and is certainly well deserving of pubDc at
tentiOn
WAsuissroN Janua' %, 1929
SIt-lt has been my VISA ''r, cons d.rahle ',me,
to communicate 10 you the good effect with which
have used the Din nent invented oy IL 81. I,iikins
and which understand is N ode and col b,
agents appointed bv yourself have applied TIN,
o ntnent Il ing the las, three ears every p ces
oftunor AMI Ynund, without failure 10 prod zee a cure
IN very instance iccnsdcr II n. de- ided AMI
efficient remedy IN All &C tumor, b. lie cause
whatit may, and have found nothi,g s. god for
wounds OF any description 1t ma, he D. ~, (,
add, that The cure at tuner Gated white swell ng
gwen over b. the mast nsuished phy Scia. rs N.
ours lie. and which they c,ded would without snp,.
tAuon prove tataito ne ,ent was, unl- ia,ine
date notice, eff cte1 by the us of JlSis' m NJ
aud the paient IN fae health Hi ,mb .tFrc,. ID,
the tumor beng restored to perfect nf ,nund
- that the leg d All aged man wh;ct had ,een
wounded and exhibited me drs adfiiy cerat, 4 sur
face from the knee 20 the loot, Gni which, tor NOR
than twp years. hal considered incur, bic was ell
fectus'ly cured by the application NJ IN isins' un
ment. mention these two cases. which fen under m,
immediate notice and manage rncnt, a decided ev
dencc of the efficacy OF his me ~ IN Cases oftumor
and ofucers: nave axPa fenced. deci'iedl,. he
good effect ftiis remedy IN the Of Feons ana
of every SPECIES of fresh wound tseems to me that
any one who vii observe IN the operation Of this ONT
ment must be ests6ed it's icIal effect lean
with The utmost confidence recommend the use ofthis
valuable remedy.
lan, sir very respectfully
JOHN rALIAFERRO.
To Mr. CHARLES tfEnsroNs, Proprietary -
ofJudkins' Ointment, nearFrede.
ricktown. Md.
NOTICE.
w Having been for several years in posses
SION ot concern IN Mr.. NATHAN SHEP,ERD's patent
for making and ve,ding hs.Oinfnent. kn1wa b, the
os'n OF Dr p Judkins' Patent Specific Ointsent >
and sad Nathan Shepherd having obt.ined n,w pat
ent thereon, and having likewise renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest held before, il is
deemed necessarv that public notice he given of the
umstance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental giving il the
raj character 1t has sustained. with whatever
ment. al this time, il has received present II TO
public attention As heretofore, the penunenes, NJ
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot thus: ~'s
Wade and sold utolesaie and retail near Frederick
lss By Hersfons, eoaeernedin the patent rishf"
. April IS CNtRLsS .1ERSfONs
For sale BY WILLIAM STABLER. -
june 8 Druggist, Fm.far Street,.
ao .,- Jub Printing ,ves. :
Nea':y and erpeditious!y erecued at This Office
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Aiso.

.TIS0,
~, The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, watch give immediate relief,
without the eas, injury the teeth On trial his Will
be found one of the best known for this com
plant Price 50 cents box.
- None genuine unless signed on the OUTSIDE
-r;ntel wr.rpc- bv The sole Proprietor. r KfDDER
.n,eaiaf. successor to the Ia Dir w II Conway For
sale at his Counting Room, over NJ" SO '.'urt street.
near Concert Hall Boston. add MS special arpoin-
ment. by WV 81 ADihH'
Tai, fac Street AieEandrid
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REMEDY FOR
RNru.uais IN.

SN III excruciaitns pain the decrepitude and de-
i r,rni,y and the premature old age, which are
the, usual attendants of this disorder suffered by
ma fron despair ola OF dsapnoin ment in the
e..y Of tns nunerous pretended tntid ties used to
eff: this purpose Bas those who have made far
trialnf ...a NJ
Dr. JEB3'S CELEB9hFEO LlNlMENI,
..l ~ cases Of long stAnins AMI OF the most severe
CHI - er hlv. rsce.ve :rtain ef, and man, have
been red N few dsvs. some in Il hours! asa nun
Der IT ,rions in Boston and vicinity, wao we're for
m IRIS III ,ted VITA the rheumatism. have very fully
tes.ie Certificates are IN possession OF the Propri
etor. poyin the most thorough and surprising cures
h, n.,ns oftas powerful Liniment. in cases where
other approve ,pp'icsti rs had utterly faded fac
In,n j. .sIusal w' succ .ss for B'uses. Sprains.
Sunl1s,', S',ffiess ofthe Joints, Chioains, sc.
Price, 50 cts. q bottle. -s..---s...sH--.-e
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Muse j. Ilot for aals or h ',D,
The .abscriber offers for sale ~ rG7
3SgN HOUSE T. H4LF .4CRE ~, ~,
I.ss a, tne ,atcr,ec,on OF Washing
,s&sI 10 streets, II which he now re,,F, ZEE
nov 1awtf bp"'%
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Dr.. Lees genuine Patent Ne~ Lo.1@
Bilious Pills.

EXTRACT Of letter. written by very rf''e:i
II BILE gentleman. residir, in bsl'm =, + y
SC her. who deems i, his dUt,, though nnso'1"H,
to lay It before ia. public, Withholding The Er'ri
name. for particular reference should any nqar'
personally. sAN1' lM
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Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa MNnuiac.


tory.
JAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, hnsonhand.nnd
% will constantly keep his old stand on Roys'
St, Alexandra, e at the corner ofioth ST., Penas,
vania, Avenue Washington-a general assortment y
the mos ashionabe and durable Furniture which he
will warrant equal, f,ot sup rior quality, TO an
ever oIeredi the misunderstanding part, Of
Grecian, wingedand plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedests lendaIrf plain .idenoards t
Ditto, with cellarettsand narbleslabs o
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies'; i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. san bookcase
Pier,abie swith marble I'D mahoganytops
Piilerandclaw lining, bresk and csrdtabics
Plain do do do do do
Ladies york stand
Shaving andcandl do
Observation-Disclosures and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas t
Mahogany c4irs
Nusic tools, - etts cribs, radles
Portable writing desks&c ..
With ACCOMPLISHMENTS beisteais richly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all Of
which WILDE soldsslow for ash tn can be pur.
cased olthes smequ Atty atsny other nsnufact DRY
the Union. ALSO,
.fnlssogtrnen ofStDCmi &c and Ra y of Honduras
Mahogany, a rartofwh: oh is suitable Tor handrals
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nish nfsup.rior quality. 'acking bottoms, cords, &c
TURNING AND CARVING,
handsomely executed mSy 6
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6Ropsrtiseutsut.

70 THE .4STHu 7TYCS COVSU NP7IPE
A Is most prevalent and fatal ofa!i the Diseases IN
"A cident to civilized society the Consumpton-
NAV generally be traced to the least alarming OF sor
ders. slight Bat ees iseied Gid BY estimation = APP
pc r. IN, one 6u,dced nifft Mou'Gsd persons are
90, ,.,mts NAV be attributed 10 common Colds, and
negligent treatment of the hsrrassing Cousa nst Sc
reraly ensues, which is usually followed by !'icult
breathing, pain in the side and at last u!ceFsd Gangs
weren't az repeated asthmstic attacks also brug on
Consunptive symptoms. One ortwo dollars eapeho'
IN the purchase of ..--s,...-- a.. .4--.
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATlC PILLS,
and little attention to their timely administration,
viii usually ensure mitiga of these disorders. AID
generally eject cure. The Pills are also an easy
and e.c,ua, remedy for the sympic as preceding and
aecomp angling the Asthma and coa,"n.p'io';fr CTS
Coughs, Difficulty Of 8reat.i"g Ifshtnsss and Vrict
ure acro,s he hest. iPhee<iag Pam IN The Side SPIT
ting Of BloDd sc Few can occur OF .aS ct th,s
caS, Of disorders VIII CHI the punches rs Ut Dr Relies
pills win not fiul rich for their inf ng
peaditure Pr ee- Uh0!e IL ess. so PaRs, Deter;
Half dittc, ~ Pits, so Cents
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70 Grocers. Hucxsters, &c.

TO UfOcerS. hNCKSCerS. &c.
ga will TO good tensnt rent that desirable 81
sfs5. t,lation for DV,ELLINGy REFILL STORE
next to the corner Of Prince aud Water streets oppo.
site the Farmers Bank.
Intending Immediately to make some alteration,
with q view TO the improvement Of ,sid property,
invite pc wanting such situation call for the
purpose Of suggesting such improvement as NAV best
sui: their views JOsIAHH DAVIS
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WIN pOMEROY. Alexandria.
Remedy fov the Dr"pty.

Atlantic, Angus. 3, ls32-6m
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may DIFF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-02
POETRY
From the Pennsylvania Whg.
WINTER.


How piercingly the North. winds Flow,
How iiercely drives the binding snow.
How shrieks each shiverihg child Of woe,
Mid winters drear inclonency.
Though keen the wihtfy blasts do sweep,
They cut not in the soul 80 deep,
Their NUMBERING influence does not creep,
SO deadly as chill penury.
Marked y6u the howell as we pass'd,
Quite pcrvious to each bitter blast
There sits the heart struck sire aghass,
Amid his wretched family
A wretched group unclad, unfed,
With winters herrows round them spread,
Without cen straw to make bed,
To hide their squalid misery.
World though,less fashions giddy crew,
The subsistence for the shade pursue,
The heart felt pleasure to ensde,
From deeds Of Godlike charity
Like Mercy's angels they would fy,
And wipe the tear from misery's eye
With food aud raiment they'd supply,
The friendless heirs of poverty -
Fe Heaven directed, GodIke fow,
Who noiseless as the falling dew,
In mercy's work your way pursue,
H. silence and in privacy
Wherever misfortune droops her head,
Your footsteps thitherward are led,
The beams Of comfort round you spread,
On broken hearted misery.
Ne wealthy. now your hands extend,
And he the fr,endlcss wrctches friend,
Frora your abundance support send.
10 unobstrusive penury.
60 --afIluence, go, and will find,
TINE pleasure from the wounds you bind,
For Mery's deeds stay not behind,
But follow through Eternity.
p P
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January 8, 1882 Con.

VIRGlNIA:--ln the Circut Superior Court
Of Law and Cnancery for Berkeley county;
january rules, 1882.
u itliaBi +. tmrmad aud Charles Nicholson,
formerly merchants and partners IN trade,
under The name and tirm y I1iltiHm u.
hafrGnd, d 90 pputs.
against
Ethm u frozen, OilUer NJ Spencer, ignatius
O'k@rdH, John O'fe,IGH, and hichuri
Miller and Catherine has teye, late Lailn
riae O'ETrGA, dcl';s.
THE defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security, according TO
the act of assembly and the rules OF lhls
court, and it appearing by satisfactory Ell
dence that they are on, OF tins Common
wealth; IL is ordered, that The said defendants
do enter their appearance, on the first day
ot the next terra, and answer the bii Of the
plaintiffs: and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in the Martinsbusg Ga
zette, and continued for two months succes-
sively, and another copy thereof posted at
the front door Of the courthouse OF this
Junty.
a Copy.-Teste,
iOHN STROTHER, c.
January 3, lSSl-pen &hun
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nrrprIEY coi1NrY COUNT

BEERkLEE COONAA 80.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1881.
I,,ob n Tbu,os, plaintiff,
L.. g, CJpg7oe Ticker. .Mary Hunter, tci
do,c Of Moses Z; Huster, deceased, a"a .
Tiers,
IN cHANCFRY.
yuyttE. suhppna issued in this case against
Henry ST. Geo Tucker and Mary Hun
.ar he;ng returned executed and the SAID
Henry ST Geo Tucker and Mary Hunter
,,;ll falling 10 answer, although more than
conr months have elapsed since the return oil
the sati Subpoena and the fling oil The PLAIN
tiff,s billion motion Of the plaintiff by ms
counsel. his bill 10 taken FOR confessed as 10
said de(rndauts, and the cause coming on 10
ne heard on the bill-the answer oil the adh
of The intestate, 50 Of the infant defendants ny
their guardian I'd EieDt--was argued ny coun-
eel. on consideration whereof the court dotn
adiudge and ouls. that the defendant An
drew Hunter the administrator OF The SAID
Moses L. Hunter, decd, do render an &C
count OF his administration OF said estate,
before commissioner oil tins Court, VINO IS
directed to examine state and settle the SAID
account, as well as an account OF the sepa
rate amounts, character, dates ana dignity ol
| all the debts due from the said estate. The
Il
! said commissioner 10 further directed to as
certain and state a separate aud distinct ac-
count Of such portion OF said debts as accru-
| eli for the necessary and suitable support,
maintenance, comfort and enjoyment and
| educ alton Of the family of the sand Moses L.
Hunter since the 9TH day OF September, 10;
! also tie annual value OF the real estate con-
yeyed by the deed of settlement OF said date
referred to in the plaintiffs bill, together With
! the present condition and yearly profits or
value of the slaves and ether personal pro
per.y embraced in said deed, and make report
/ thereof to the Court with any matters to be
| specially stated deemed pertinent by himself,
+, or which may be required by the parties TO
| be so stated and lie Court doth appoint
John Strother Special Commissioners to ex-
ecute this order A Copy-Tesie,
! HARRISON WAITE, @. b. c.
| December q, 1871
| fEyIiE Undersigned. Special Commissioner
b named ia the foregoing decree, viii pro
| coed TO Oh. execution thereof on 1uesddy neat
the 18Th inst, adjourning from time TO time
| until the several accounts shall be taken.--
| The parties to sand suit, ard all others inter
ested are hereby notified to attend according
| " at 10Y Office IN Manmsbnrg
| Dec. 8, 1881. JOHN SfROTHER.
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dissolution The partner s.t,n here
ED toiere existing between The undersgn.
ed, under The firm of I'm Long &. Co. was
dissolved the 9th OF September by muS,si
consent. All those indebted TO said firm are
respectfully requested to make paymen, ~
soon as possible; those whose accounts are
open are requested to call and close them by
payment or note. These who are yet iDdebt-
Ell TO J. u Ershine j. Go. are informed that
payment must be made Immediately or their
notes will be transferred. TIE business vii
be continued at the old stand By Him Long
ana Chas l.. Stecatt, in the name Of tgp1.
i.ong, Tho tenders bis sincere acknowjeffes.
menis 10 his customers and me public gene
rally, for the many years support given HIM,
and respectfully soiicits a continuance of their
patronage. WIN. LONG,
j. p. ERSKINE.
Maitinsburg, Oct OF, 1881.
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NEH NALL AID WINTER
GOODS.

FESHE subscriber informs his friends and
Iii lie pablo generally that he has just re-
ceived from The cstics Of Phlladeiphi, and
Baltimore, a general assortment of e. GODS,
suitable for the present and approaching sea-
on consisting of every article Of comfort
and convenience; which he is disposed TO sell
at low prices and accommodating terms lie
respectfully invites a cali from the public
generally. THOS. G SMITH
October 90. 1891
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V0UBLIC sALE.-Will be sold by publie

RlUBLIC SALE--Will be sold by public
auction, at the residence of the snbscri.
Der. living on the farm belonging 70 the heir.
of Richard Clagget, deed. near the Swan.
ponds, on Thursday, The Cd IF February nert,
a plumber of valuable work horses brood
mares and colts; mich cows and stock cattle;
sheep and hogs; farming utensils OF all
kinds, consisting OF the McCormtck bear.
sheer. double and single shovel ploughs, hars
rows wheat fan, &c an excellent road wa.
pon. cart, horse gears of every description; a
Complete set of Biacksmiths Tools, together
With number Of other articles not ne.
cessary to particularise Six months credit
will be given the purchaser on all sums over
Eve dollars, upon giving bond and appteved
security; under that sum, cash Sale to Ge-
gin early in the day
GEORGE RANDALL.
January 5, 1882
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January 5, lS32.-con.

VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Cbanccry for Berkeley coun-
ty: January rules, 1852
Daniel Crook, prf,
against
.4nthoay Biondel, SAINT Seibert, admir-, and
the childrcn ald heirs q jacob .Strayer,
decd, del Is.
i GLE defendant, Samuel SeibeFt not hav-
Il ing entered bis appearance and given Sc
curity according 10 the act OF Assembly and
The rules oi tins Court, and 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out oil this
Commonwealth; u rs esde.ed, That the said
defendant do inter his appearance 10 this
SUIT, on the first day OF me ncxt term, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff: and that
copy of this order be forthwith Published IN
the Martinsburg Gazette, and continued for
TIVE months successfully, and that another
copy thereof be posted at HE front door oi
the court house Of TINS county.
A Copy-1este,
JOHN SXROTHER, C.
January 8, 1882 con
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D ) Attend TO thisI

r. HE Subscribers take this oppertunity os
Iniorfhing the pubic that they have en-.
tered into partnership 10 the Brick iayiny and
Stonesiaso'ing, and that tier are PREPARED
TO execute all orders in their line of business
IN the neatest and most substantial manner
and on the lowest possible terms. Ibey So
hcit from generous public share &c pa
'ronage' and ash it no longer Lhao they NAV
contiuue to deserve It,
JACOB BALES,
WILLIAM BALES.