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man who pays debt which he contracted
to-day, plead such payment as lquldatlns
debt which he contracted yesterday or
cn.i:lnS him to contract ano:her to-mor-
row without the intention Of paying 1t. III
the next place. there can be no works good
in the sicIt of God bnt what flow from, and
are connected with the atoncmcnt. Eood
works can be performed only By those who
are united to Christ, by faith. that is, arc III
justified state. Without faith 1t IS I'M.
possible to PLEASE God. We are accepted
in tho Beloved. AS an honest action can
only be performed by an honest man, as a
good work can only proceed from one VINO
Is himself good. The whole world Is by
nature gully before God; there IS none
righteous, no, not one; in our flesh dwell
lclh 10 good thing: our best righteousness
is as tiI.hv rags in Gods sight. None but
such as arc il Christ can serve God IN
ncwn2ss Of spirit, can yield him the ooedt-
cncc of faith; and 20 suppose any other
kit d o. obedience to be acceptable, Is to
fancy that lie who looks on the healt Will
be pleased with tho performance without
the pr:lciplc, the shadow without the sub.
stance, the body without the spirit"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04

Blessings q, pous anccAry.-"fIs
no common mercy to descend from plous
parcntsl Some OF us do not only owe our
natural life to them as instruments OF our
being, but our spiritual and eternal life also.
1t was no small mercy to Timothy to be
descended from such progcnitors, 2 Tim.
l: 5; nor 10 ,lugutins, that he had such
Il mother as .Wonica, who planted in his
mind the prcccpts Of life with her words,
watcrcd them with her tears. and nourshcd
them with her example. ."-FHrcA
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04
CHRIST CRCClklED.

"The principal method which tie Spirit
adopts in subduing the heart of sinner is :"
spiritual discovery Of Christ. There is an
attractive force in the Saviour, when behcId
by faith, which commands. Christ cruel
fled possesses drawing power; When
the sor ofman is lifted up, he will draw all
men unto him. John xxi. 32.) No rad;-
cal and saving change is effected without
tho exhibition Of This object Tor are the
'crrors of the law alone ever sufficient Tor
that purpose they are sufficient 10 show the
hcinousncSS of sin, and the extreme danger
to which the sinner is exposed but have no
tendency to produce a complete renovation.
BY the l7w is the knowcd re OF SIM Ro-
mans iii. CO., The law will discover our
disease, but tie knowledge Of Christ is the
discovery Of the remedy. The law de-
nounccs is awful sentence : the discovery
of Christ poins out the method OF deliver.
ancc and ape. y saving influence and
solid consolation spring from him, and from
him alone. AS there is an external calland
an internal, Che former universal, but often
Intellectual, the latter personal, but always
cficicni,) 50 there is IN outward revelation
of Christ, and az Internal, Of which the un-
derstanding and the heart are the seat.
Hence it is, with the utmost proprlcty. SAID
d, b. u ,rvututlons III us. '-Rcc. RO5crt
Hall.
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to self-advanccmcnt, to elfglorficatlon,
and 10 all selfish joys, and to live wholly IN
and 10 God, and to have self swallowed up
in the love of him.
labor in the work of sef-rcsi gnaton,
that my will may be confidcd to, and In
cIudcd in the will Of God.
strive after patience inits perfect work,
and do find a willingness to Weld to Gods
will in my chastisemen:s. still Justify
God, and do not intcrtain hard thought Of
his dealing with me; but conclude, that it is
altogether holy, just, and good, and for the
best.
feel my sin greater burden to me
than my atfliction. had rather have health
of soul in body full of pain, than health
and case Of boz dy with dstempered soul.
And the sense Of my great siniullness dis.
poscth me TO patience, under my affecting
inlirmi:ies of body.
narrowly watch my heart, that it may
not lodge, or admit vain thought. When
! am surprised with vanity, suppress it as
soon as | observe it.
am very fearful Of offending in 4
word. When on the sudden, and by in.
cogtancy, | have spoken word, which
upon second thoughts is doubtful to me,
though | had no, such doubt in the speaking
Of it: | have been much perplexed about
it, and engaged myself to a greater watch
lulncss.
Surely, Christ hath my heart. When
socvcr | swcrve from Christ in thonght
word, or decd, it is by inadvertency and
surprisal against my fixed principle; and
| | have great'rcgret at it, and loalhc myself
,, for it.
If were out of all lcar of damnation, |
had rather be holy than unholy: and take
pains, and use Gods means to be holy in
opposition to the flesh, and ! make it my
chief care. And | do this, because make
the enjoying of God my chief good; and
rather than lose the hope thereof, | would
willingly undergo tho sutierings Of this HE,
which lead to that blessed fruition, not cx-
ccp.ing the fiery tlial Itself.
hope, when the end comc;h, my God
will say to me, Dear child, thy warfare is
accomplished, thine iriquty is pardoncd,
enter thou into my resi-. Therefore, |
will both hope, and quietly wait for the
salvation of God. will hope to the end.
Strengthen me, o my God, that faint
rot.
have no design, pursue nothing con.
lrary to Gods interest; but all my designs
and pursuits are for God and holiness. |
think am sure of this, if be sure Of any
thing. My grca: aim, and care, and labor,
is TO cleanse myself from all fiIihincss Of
flesh and spirit, and to perfect holiness 1T
the fear Of God.
TO whom | yield myself servant 70
obey, his servant am: but do not yield
myself q servant to sin, to obey Il; but |
DO yield myself servant to God, 10 obey
him. The design and business Of my life
is 10 DO his will C0rbct.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04

HAOLICIES will be issued upon Buildings
B Merchandise in Store, and on the river .
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton in store. Persons living in the country
ndtowns adjacent by giving description oftheir
property, can have it insured against loss OF DAM
age by fire.
d. S. HARLLEE. Agent at Chcraw, for
Iusil. 60. o. teln'nb:l. s. {.
Anil 10 I>:; 2e~,
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NOBLE EEERITT.

The Rev. Noble Evcri!t, whose CHRIS
tan experience is related above, soon al
ter induis sing hope, began seriously to
think Of Gcyoting to the work of the Chris
tian ministry. lie accordingly rclmqu'shed,
his farming pursuits, and gave his time and
his energies to tic business of obtaining IA
pubTc education. After having accom-
p!shcd this object, which was done at Oar
mouth, \. H., he rcurncdto Connecticut,
studied Theology with DIR. BcIiamv, was
licensed, and soon after settled in Waeham,
Mass, where he prosecuted tn work OF
the ministry for almost forty years, and then
in the 73d year of his age, ceased from his
labours and entered into resi-.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04

Without employment the mind becomes
relaxed and inert.
None are more liable to temptation, or
to employ themselves in doing evil, than
the idlc.-Prcsidcnt Davies.
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MY SOUL.

love ;hc holy will Of God wit, %N my
heart, anu haze all disconiormity to il.
Nothing is more grievous to nc, than TO
dispIcasc God; and ro'hing Is more pleas
am TO me, than 10 please Kim.
-. .,. IL ~. ~. L,.-... -, ., =.
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Fonhe Cincinnati Journal and Luminary.
HE IS JUST PRAYING, AND WILL BE DONE IN
! MINUTE.


had business with one Of oar citizens,
and called at an carly h3ur in the morlng.
\ very decent domestic metme at the door,
and | inquired for Nlr.-. She replied,
"takc chair here in the hall lie is just
praying, and wW Jc done in q minute." She
then took up her pal and scrub-clo:h, and
went up s.;lirs about her business. As
was left here to my own reflections, though;
Docs moi that good man call his house
hold together for famiIy worship? The
family was in health, and there were no in.
FAINT children, and the chamber hearth Nigh!
have been washed as well either before or
afcr prayers. But that young lady was
thus employed at that sacred hour, and
spoke Of his praying rs if he were shaving
his beard or washing his face doing some
thing in which she had no concern. AT
The great day she may rise up injudgmenl
against him, and the blood Of her soul be
required Il, his hands. Now look at
i contrast.
A few months ago, ali Old man orcighty
went 10 his rest above, and he told me be-
fore his departure, that about one hundred
persons had been hopefully born oga!n un-
der his roof: have spent mon!s in his
family, and every man.scrvant and maid
servant, and tho stranger within his gates,
were called together for family worship and
there was something more than ustprawng,
there was all appearing before God with
his household, with such delight. such rev.
crcncc, such dependence and such supp'i-
cation, that none forgot that God was the
gleat head Of the family on whom VIC were
all Gependent. and to whom We were res.
pons BILE. Will not this man shine rs the
stars for ever and ever?
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Removal.

Removal.
ENHE subscribers have this day removed to q
NEW BUILDING one door below their
old stand, and offer for sale large and extensive
stock Of NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS,
consisting of DRY GooDs, HARDWARE, & Gro
cER1Es; Also large stock Of Domestic and
Foreign Liquors & Wines all of which will bo
sold low for cash or country produce.
u. & r. HALEY.
Feb. IL, 1887. l4t
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Oranges, Lemons, &c.

VTdIIg5es, Ie1IIo11s, e
nRANGES, Lemons, Almonds, Raislns,
~ Prunes, Figs, Sugar and Butter Crackers,
Pin, Apple Cheese, n ,wark Cider, New Orleans
Molasses, Sugar house do, Louisiana double re.
fined Sug just received and for sale by
JOHN 4. INGLIS.
Feb. II, 1887.
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Thegrand arcanum ofmanagcmcn. licsin
three simple rules as follows:
Let every thing be done at proper
time.
And put every thing 10 its proper use.
Keep every thing in its proper place.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04

Never do that by proxy which You can
do yourself.
Never neglect small matters and cxpcn.
scs.-Spcctator 2S3.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04

his ruilncss. From that day TO 'h's have
enjoyed comfortable hope that | a" Il
child of God.
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RElrGsOs =.
From the Hartford Wa'c'mon.

70 rpp Ep1roRs OF THE WATcHNAN:
GryrLEMEN,-lfyou deem the follow
;,s relation of Christian Experience worthy
o., place in your valuable paper, You
will please give it an insertion. 1t was
n.nneA and read to the writer's family ten
or or fifteen wears before his death, and in
the possession Of one OF his children 1t was
recen,Iv found, anl the favor solicited OF
transcrlbing it for publication. Yours res
epectfully, H. L. H.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

DICitARD w. RUCKLE. respect
"a fully informs the public, that be ha,
removed bis Cabinet Making establish
ment TO the Shop formerly occupied By
M. James ). Boyd. where be is ready tc
furnish any article in his line of business,
al shoot notice, and on reasonable terms
lie manufactures, and will generally keep
on hand. SIDEBOARDS, SECRETA
RIES, BUREAUS, TABLES. DRESS
ING STANDS, and all other articles per
tanning to his business, all made in fash
lonable style, and Of any kind Of material
that may suit the purchaser. Thankful
for past ~favors. and encouragement, be
~solicits a continuance Of the anne.
Nov. 90, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

VIRGINIA "a the Rules holden in the
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery for Morgan County on the
first Monday in October, 1887.
John Davis, pfU'
against
George Davis, Michael Davis, Isaac Davis, and
Joseph Davis, children and heirs OF Michael
Davis, deed, and Jacob Huntsbury, and sally
Huntsbury, late Sally Davis, aud Hannah iiig-
gems, the said Sally and Hannah being children
and heirs Of J Jacob Davis, who was QUE OF the
children Of said Michael Davis, deed, d9ts.
IN CHANCERY.
.rEyHE defendants not having entered
"A their appearance, and given security
according TO the act Of Assembly, aud the
rules of this court. and it appearing by sa.
tisfactory evidence that they are not inhs-
bitants of this Commonwealth II IS or.
dered, that the said defendants do appear
on the first day Of the next term, and an
swer the Compartments bill aud hat a
COPY of this order be forthwith inserted 10
some newspaperpublished in Mariinsburg
for two months successfully, aud that
like copy be posted at the front door O.
the Court House in Morgan county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JACOB REiCHARD, c. c.
October II, lS37.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
NOTICE.

A Ill persons who became purchasers
IN at the sale OF The personal proper
~ Of JOEL WARD deed, are hereby no.
tilted that their paper will become due
on the 9th day Of December. that the
condition of the estate requires a prompt
collection Of the debts due it. and that,
if not paid very shortly after they be-
come due, the bonds will be assigned or
put in suit for the benefit of the lesa
tees and distributes.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
ALFRED ROSS, administrator
scith the gil anneEe d
December 6, IS37.-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
RUNAWAY.

EEyAS committed to the Jail Of Betke
Wv ley County on the 25th OF Angus
as a runaway, a Negro man who CALI
himself JOHN TATE aud says he is free
Said Tate is about So years Of age, five
feet five inches high, with a tolerably
high forehead, with a small cut or scar
just above the left eye. eyes rather dark
fiat nose. thick lips, broad mouth with a
cut or swell on the under lip occasioned
by fighting. He had on when coT.ml,
ted a blue broad cloth coat, dark coiored
cotton pantaloons. black fur hat nearly
new aud coarse shoes.
JOHN BOYER,
Jailor of Berkeley County
Nov. %, lS37.-U
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NOTICE..

lfHSO all whom this may concern; by this
d notice | wish 10 inform all who may
have open accounts with me, that | am
anxious TO pay my debts-and must do SO
IAN very much in want Of money-and
must have it-and, finding that | cannot
collect anything by riding day after day,
! hereby request all persons concerned 10
call and settle their accounts Immediately;
and, as money is my object, | trust prompt
attention will be given, and punctual pay
ment made. As my account are small,
they may be easily paid ; and many small
ones wilI-if getlhem-enable mi TO pay
q large one.
JACOB HOKE.
December 6, 1887 -3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

UtrQtUtd la the Cireui, Superior Cour
Of Law and Chaneery for Berkeley County /;
George Miller, Plt6.
agGinsf
Nathaniel II. Tsblcr aud Jacob Myers, adm'rs
OF Henry Tablcr deed, dis
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE. The parties TO the ADORE
IN suit will please 10 take notice that |
will attend at my office in Nattiesbutg on
Saturday the esd day Of Decemher next
for the purpose in the fitst place, Of sci
ting tbe Administrator account, Of Jacob
Myers upon the estate of Henry Tahier
decd aud secondly OF taking such evi
dence as may he offered TO show whether
Nathaniel II Tabler possesses any other
personal estate or debts other than thai
derived fiom his faihsts estate. within The
jurisdiction Of said Court, subject TO the
clsun Of the plaintiff. therefore the said
Jacob Myers viii on that day, produce al.
vouchers in relation to said set
Element, and the plaintiff such evidence as
may be required 10 relation TO the matters
herein stated
SEAMANS GARARD.
Nov. 90. 1875
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
EesciS R. WSUis.

TAKE NOTICE, that on Saturda,
n the 10th Of December 1887. at The
office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Supe.
rior Court of law S. Chsncery. for The
County of Berkeley. | will take the de
positions Of Elisha Boyd, Philip q Pen
Mathew Ransom. Seamaos Gar
ard and others. TO be read as evidence
in a cause now depending in that Court,
in which | am complainant and you are
defendant.
JOHN Il. COOKUS,
Er'or o Martha Stryt, decd,
November %, IS37-td
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WASHINGTON
National sMOnMagsesst.

PHSHE subscriber hereby gives notice.
4 hat he will make returns Of all col
lections in Berkeley county, for the cree
ton Of the National Monument TO Tho Me
mory Of Washington. before the first day
Of January next, All persons disposed 10
contribute, are invited TO do SO in time to
send on the money by the members Of the
Legislature.
BARTON CAMPBELL.
Dee. 6, 1SS7,-tf Collector.
N b. As shall be absent from The
county for a few days, | have left the SUBJ
scrlptlon book at the office OF the Martins
burg Gazette. where those disposed 10 con
tribute wlIIplease TO call, b. G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
Glad Tidings!!.
Peters, TpgefabEe Pills.

lTESHESE PILLS have long been knows
FL and appreciated for their extraordi
nary and immediate powers OF restoring
perfect health, to persons suffering under
nearly every kind OF disease TO which the
human frame is liable.
When taken according TO the directions
accompanying them they are highly bene
tical in the prevention and cure ofBiiious,
Eevers; Fever aud Ague. Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints. Sick Headache, J~aundices,
Asthma. Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlarge
ment of tia Spleen, Piles, Cholic. Female
Distinctions, Heart Burn, Furred Tongue
Nausea, Distension Of the Stomach and
Bowels, ~Incipient Diarrhoea I; Flatulence,
Habitual Costiveness. Loss OF Appetite,
Blotched or Sallow Complexion; and IN all
cases of Torpor OF the Bowels, where a
cathartic or an aperient is needed, They
are exceedingly mild in their operation,
producing neither nausea. gripping. nor de
bility.
Perhaps no article of the kind has ever
been offered to the public supported by
testimonials Of a character so decisive,
given more universal satisfaction.
They have the testimony OF the whole
medical profession in their favor, while
not a single case of i'll consequences or
inefficiency can be alleged against them.
Hundreds and thousands bless the day
they became acquainted with Peters We
getable Pills winch in consequence of their
goodness. have attained a popularity un
p~recedented in the history of medicine.
The very circumstance alone that phys
lcians in every part OF the Union (hut
more especially IN the Southern States,
whese they have long been 10 use) are
making free use Of them in their practice.
speaks volumes 10 their praise. And to
this fact hat all who use, invariably re
commend them to their friends. and the
testimony in their favor is almost irresis
tIble. AS an ami bilious remedy. and to
prevent costiveness they have no rival
One fifty cent box will establish their char
acter, and prove that there is truth even in
an advertisement.
More than two millions Of boxes ofthese
celebrated Pills, have been sold 10 the
United States since January. 1885.
DR.. Peters has received upwards OF ff
ten hundrsd certificates, all given in con.
sequence Of the good done by bis Medi
cine.
Prepared by Jos. Priestly Peters, NJ. ID.
at his institution for the cure of obstinate
diseases by means of vegetable remedies,
No, 1919 Liberty st. New York. Each
box contains 40 pills. Price 50.cents.
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist.
Agent
Martinsburg December, 6, 1897.
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EOfhe Public.


E do hereby certify, that my negro boy
n has been for nine years past, afflicted
with the scald head. and | have applied to
two or three physicians, and used various
prescriptions without any permanent eff
feet, until ] applied to Doct. Mays. and he
has TO all appearance effected sound cure
Given under my hand.
WASHINGTON GOLD.
October 81, 1887.
p do hereby certify that Doct. Mays per
I'll formed a cure that four other physici-
ans failed in effecting. he complaint was
a pain 10 the knee; and my leg was con
tracted. or drawn up, by the pain, con
siderably. Given under my hand
LEMUEL RUST.
A., SJoHN MADDOX,
n"' JOHN MARTIN.
December e. IS37-3t
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New supply.
Nov. q. ls37.-Sw

Drugs, Dye. STATS, Paints. Contectton'
ary, Fruit, and Fancy Articles.
I'm accordance with a previous notice.
Ia now have the pleasure Of informing 'b'
Citizens of MartInsburs and the publi'
generally that | am receiving a supply o
the above articles among which may IN
found the following.
Sulphuric acid, nitric do, pure,
Tartaric and Prussic do. alcohol
Arrow root.
Balls. Copavia, Tolu and Peru.
Best Lima bark, do. Peruvian
Black Drop, Borax Refund.
Calomei Eng. s. Amer.
Red Precipitate, CamphoT,
Chloride Lime, Soda, do.
Cbamomlle flowers,
Spanish Saffron, Rheubarb,
Cream Tartar,
Super CaTb Soda, Jalap,
Magnesia Various Kinds
Opium, Gum Arabic.
Castor Oil, Linseed, do. Sperm. do.
Copal Varnish. Japan. do,
Painters, Red Lead.
British Lus,re, Vermillion,
Chrome Yellow. Whiting,
Spanish Brown. Venetian Red
Log Wood, Red Wood.
Copperas, Indigo, s. Alum,
All the Spices,
Aromatic Salts, Pearl Powder,
Backing Paste. Brushes do,
G.. Ii Brushes & Pencils,
paint Brushes Ass.d
Soaps Various Kinds.
Corks, Bottles. s. Walls.
Perfumery, Shaving Boxes,
Glasses, Brushes,
Razors. very finest
P~enknives, Scissors,
Fancy Walls.
Combs Various Kinds. Beads.
Night Taper, Tooth Brushes,
Spectacles. lndeliable lDk,
States s. Pencils,
Hair Brushes, ass'd,
Waters Red & Black,
Sealing Wax.
Surgeons Instruments, Fruit,
Aud Confectionery Of various kinds,
TOYS, Sc sc, SC.
All of which with a Variety OF others
offer TO the public on reasonable terms,
embrace this opportunity 10 inform til
public 10 general, s. Physicians in partic'
lar that they may rely upon the purity {
all the medicine that I may sell, particula
attention shall be paid to prescriptions.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
Martinsbnrg, November, Is. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
New Goods

BURNS d SEiBERT,
EEAVE ius,received and finished open
ing a large and general assortment
of NEW s. CHEAP GOODS. compri
sing almost every article necessary to make
their assortment complete.
Octobers15, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

cttrGfnta In the Circuit Superior Corr
OF Law and Chsnccry Cor Berkeley County /:
Archibald Shecrer and Mary keppler, pstDs.
against
John Gresg's adm'rs and others. DIE
IN CIIANCERY.
TAKE NOTICE - The parties 10 The
above suit viii please to take notice, that
| will attend al my Office IN Marimsburg,
on Tuesday the i2th day Of December
next. for the purpose of proceeding 10
make az a report IN the ai@ye cause uPo,
the otderso OF reference made therein. when
and where the said parties viii attend viii
any evidence or Other matters which they
intend 10 offer ia relation to The making NJ
OF said report.
SEAMANS GARARD.
Nov %, iS37.-Sw COmm'r
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Essray EEcifcs..

NANlE into the enclosure Of the un
W d~ersigned, on or about the 20th inst
a be,ler of the following description. VIZ
She is, apparently between 2 and :
years old, dark red color with white bel
ly and wi,hers-risht ear swallow iorked
and the left slit. She has been sPprai
sed at Is dollars. The owner Of the sac
heller is requested to call. prove proper
", pay charges and take her away. l
they fail to do so, she will be disposed
of as the law directs.
DAVID SEIBERr.
Nov. %. Is37.-3w