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NEW-YORK.
llerring's Patent Fire-ProOf Safes.

lNtlE subscriber continues Ia msnna> >tmc his nnnVal.
led patent 6re aud burglar proof safes wnrtenied
quail Ia my. and superior ot the many whc'.
IA Nr lte iastcd published and noticed 10y the pres
hrul hou tho world Tor he Int hiteea ycar',ond IA sole
roelietaro OF sas patent rowder proof lock- boih haN
ing received separate medal, nj the Worlds ran,
London, 1851. md New York In 1883 4. Also. =
ntentec hy purchase OF Jones' celehm'cd ntent com
hlnutun aud prrnuta. ion bank lack. SlOOO IN gold
WAS placed In tho safe, exhibited III Ihe World an
I"udon setufcd by ilais aud Iones lock- aud 'tere'
- rr~ard tasny who would rek tn locks OF open
the safe wi1u utt five days. and although opc ated
upon hy seseai skilled in the 81 lock.I chine, 10
"ne succeeded IN opening he snie nn change or aera
lion in Il = oeh ~ keys having been mndc during the
tinr) but the money rcm ed IN lis sal, depository AID
returned lo the proprietor. aud mcdnl awarded
him Tor the champion ,uie oi tltc "ord. tnull n
None genuine cScci those having the snh'crhc nnfe
SlIAS q. HERRING,
Green II, Ok. corner PINE nnd Watersta. New York
\ B.--lhe ahav" suite. nni lacks can be hnd (adi
ing lreight manufacturers prices of bis authorized
agents in a the rincpal eie4 in the United Stater
md cnnndn
tor -alr IA Lynclhure by The Agents
Jan alsdlm j. H. THOMPSON ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-26

Among the victims of intemperance who were
in the Cincinnati watchhouse on Saturday night,
man of rare intellect and legal attainments,
who at one time occupied high position as
county officer, in Kentucky. He came to that
city few days since, broken down in health and
reputation, but with determination to reform,
and once more be a man. He joined the Sons of
Temperance, and was kindly and cordially receiv-
ed into the society of few friends which he
gathered around him. On Saturday morning, he
obtained fee in the Police Court in a case
which he conducted with such ability as to win
the admiration of all present AT night he was
in the watchhouse, n drivelling, maudlin sot.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ANDLOT ron SALE

= % srII privately my house Nnd Ut, fInalcd fFA
on Franklin HILL ncnrly Opposite the residence Mii.
nf Nh. Ches Simpson The property embraces ono hoIf
ncte, "t rich garden snil, framed residence III
ROOMS and MI necessary houses. including u
sead stable The urghborhood is Il good anl de-ila
bic one
will sell the above nnmrd property upon the flluw.
ing reasonable teims One third ct urchaRe neney
Ia be paid in months onc thiri in months. aud tie
bnlnncc in and ycrrs with negotiable paper sns
taclorilN endorsed. GEO. W SEE
Ia 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-26

FORTUNE TELLERs AND FEMALE DUPEs-The
war just declared by Mayor Wood of New York
against the fortune telers, is bringing to light
several cases where young and unsuspecting fe-
males have been made their dupes A New York
letter says:
a complaint was made yesterday against one
Of them, who Processes to be able to secure hus-
bands for females The complaint was made by
young lady who called ON of these fortune
telIers, who told her that she would register her
(hc girl's) name and secure her husband for five
dollars This she readily paid, in the vain hope
of securing to herselfa good husband. She was
subsequently, introduced at this fortune teller's
house to ayoung gentleman who was represented
as being in search of a wife. The pleasing man
ners of the young man soon won her affections,
much so that she agreed to proposition for
mally made by him, which was that as soon as
winter set in he would take her to ball, and there
receive a formal introduction TO him by some re-
spectacle person. He subsequently, by his acts,
effected her ruin, and she is likely to become
Il mother to an illegitimate child. The mayor
has the under consideration.
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l,anvel 100 0a0 Paintings. Statues Medals Charts
Albums. Valuable Huos-. uud Portfolios of Engravnes
NUS . IN al Ia 0Gu eit- which will be dstI lbued h,
, committee appuor"d ry the Shareholders, md for.
,urc1 ffrc chargrbv he Pube's obcdicnt serynnts
DASnALLS CO,
4s6 ltroadwny, New York.
Orders ior Eurfayups md fir in thi, rrehr cr.
Prise dn,ly arriving fran Il rart. OF the United
Stntrs and Cum Ia, whlch in pom sing n
very curly day tine distribution. Applications should
hc nale immedm'ey, as only certain number of ric,-
rrs can he sold. ioucr-. will the manry enclosed, to
he prpad ani fbr EuEraeiue md 1i,tt viii he tor
I'D free bASHALI & co.
dec l}-1 An fsG broadway New Nnlh.
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MEDICINES.
ure eCure,-Baltimor Lock Hospital

Sure Cure Baltimore LOCK Hospital
- HERE be obtained the most ~pecy remely Tor Weak
or loss Of Organic power Pain in the loins hseas
Constitutional Debility all those h'rrl affections arising
iaicretion7 matter whether from inemlerhnce or the
lsa OF ardent spirits or any t,,TG other GaH,e. 1sf>
specially the victims Of evil practices Alas
sha countless numbers o generous aud ohlehRrtet hng
have swept mey omb thousands of yonng men Of
the exalted tlrots aud brilliant ineets WHO might 9TH
,rse listening Senaes with the tunde of ell
eiuence, or wakcl to e"stlry the i-ns Tyre -.
Those suffering from Of the following melancholy effects
szeuld mmeat''y afalF To e,,,,r,,
weakncs, Pains in the Heal pimncss
sight Loss Of Muscular Power Paptaon of the Heart Dys
r' Nervous rrit'ty Derangement Of the Digestive fun'
~, ~ ~ T' HI Nh fa ~ . an tbe mind are much to be
-al Loss Memory. Confusion of Ideas, Depression of
ts Forrhpns~ OF Evil, Aversion OF Socey setDistrus
5sFiGH-To nth Frederick strectseyen Doors lalt
s., Fast side aP the ePs hgc particular IN observing
Cure Warranted no Charge Made
many thousands cured at this institution ant the very
extansy, practice Of br Johnston exceeding all others %
h standing santeman OF character and rePonsihhy,
sufficient aanee that he is the only proper Physician 10 he
consulted .,,,,
NHMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE0 OF SURGEONS,
Graduate from Of the most eminent colleges {" the
td states an the sreater part Of whose life has & been spent
ss effected some o. astonishing that were ever
os Wany troubled with rinngi. the ears head when
e .cat nervousness heins alarmed at sudden sounds and
h1shliness with frequent hlnsnG ATTENDED, some'hS' win
Take Particular Notice
Parents and Guardians often msel with respect to the
how they ascrhe other the wasting Of the
frame papeon Of sar p%yspgP % and s%fon asf@S % eo5
sumption serious Mental effects such as loss OF
the truth is they have by ndugng erncous but
lung practices destructive toboth Body and Mind Thus are
swept thousands who might have been o use To
their Country pleasure to their endSand ornaments 10 sooe
bR JoIINsToNs INyIGoRATIyE REMEDY For ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
yIsor dehintei nlv inals many who
mad lost all hopes and been abandoned die by ITS complete IN
sigoration Of the Nervous System TIL whole faculties become re
stored their power and functions and the iaien orc
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MORGAN

Nora NtNr Just leee>eA ItN CASKS Of TAYlnR's
GEl EhRArEp BRANDY, imported by W II Taylor
Esq Norfolk, Va.
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TERMS.

The yIRiNIhN published daily at So and semi weekly et
IA aIytnre. No will be discontinued rk
at ,pulu the Prapreors, until all arrearazes 'a
paid.
ADvE rlSEHENrs inserted TOR so cents s1uare Of
tine ar insertion, AMI 80 ? cts tor eheh con
tin alc Uucss inner weekly. aa then 90 cts
per Ilarc will snr5el1pr each insertion Il Tue nunt~r !
la. .srtlnr not narse IN tn a~,t sell br published III OF
.iere1 ,at, AMI charged accordingly.
TIE YEARLY RATES AhE: -.
far square, 1ailY -"
For square semi weekly %
Far -"
~ Advertisements intended both paper, sntjeet to special
tutract.
nua will be limited 10 thhir mediate pu
the charged at transit ut rates
- All advertisements appear in tle laly and semi
weekly papers.
obituary which exceed eight lines are charged
rll ably for the
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Smiths inyigorating Cordial

4 'AN hn lad NJ the lIdSHINGTON HOTSE
y BAR dailg from 1 oclnck, A NJ. Till II o'cnck
IN Its astounding pnwsr IN restoring to Wig
nrlonIhc various organs al the human aystem which
lfve been Frustrated by OVER " Oitk, lie effects o
lletmne, can be attested by hundred, who nre daily
Ming IT, Supply ineShno.tihlc eud eono genuine hut
Il nj prepared by SMITH hi, pmituble ns,islnm,
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a CARD.

VINHE subscriber tina ks IN his patron. and
Il friends for the oelu rarronaee he .towed him
since he commenced the Book hu ,iness in this plpce
and commends their confidence his .uccessors-
Williams & Hooper.
ian % r. A. WILLIAMS.
WELL. ROPE.-Just received, one inch Ma
w nilla and JaIc Well Rope.
novsts SAUNDERS g. IRBY
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nj OUNTAIN Butter
III Extra md supcr. Fine Fl,ur l'nr .nlo hy
doe Its T. I. SACkErr
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I,ItESIl GARDEN SEEDS
EEIbTl H.Et.IRG

I1nI Alcohol Jusl . hnI i urf N0U'h Sid,
aud Tor sale at J II. THOMPSON 4
inn 81 Is NV Dr-
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PPLEs. ORANGES LEMONS

boxes Oranges.
de. Lenun4. .Iesi received per y y Rail
ro H. frlh.dt. s. A. RDYp
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

except wha, was afterwards related TO them
by The gentleman himself. He admits that
he casually took hold Of the rosary which
was suspended from her neck i; and this is
the whole sum and substance Of the off nd
Ing, the sanctity Of the rosary was desecrs-
ted by being touched with heretical hands.
"Some conversation was held with The
slsdy SUPERIOR who answered ell questions
propounded in a lsdy-like manner. The in
formation was elected from her tina, but two
or three Of the seven nuns in the house were
Irish, the majority Of them having come
from Belgium.
''The entire investigation was conducted
with proprieiy. and seemed to be enjoyed ss
much by the inmates Of the establishment
as BY their visitors. No drawers wee
sesrched,' no ladies' dresses were tossed
over no talking loudly with their hats on
was INDUCED in; no insults were offered; >
no 'ladies shrank in terror al The descration
of spot which they believe hsllowed =
and no obstacle was attempted to be thrown
in the way Of full investigation, which,
however, was no, made.
''The ohjec! Of the visit having been &C.
c"mplished. The Chairman Of the Committee
politely thanked the 'hesc Of the establish
ment' for the courteses extended ,o them,
and bi ding her adieu, the party retired from
The premises"
Whatever may he the true facts as to the
conduc. of the Committee, we think (says
the Baltimore .Amsrisan) tina. The visi. itself
was an unjust and illegal proceeding and in
clear violation Of .ba, provision Of the Con-
stitu.ion, which proclaims lha, ''the right Of
the people TO be secure in their persons,
houses, papers, and effects, against unres-
sensible searches or seizures shall no, be Vi
oIated; and warrants shall issue but upon
probable cause, supported By oath or sffir-
nation end particularly describing the place
to be searched, and The person end things
to be seized" Such Legislative espionage
cannot be justified upon any grounds but
those of the most absolute necessity which
there is no pre,ence existed in this case.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
POSTAGE REGULATIONS.

The subjoned letter announces certain
regulations adopted by the Postmaster Gen.
eral, to provide for some omissions in The
late postage law. The regulations appear
to US to be judicious and reasonable, and
we give our aid in their dissemination
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
appointment Office, March 90, 1855,
SIR: Your letter of the Doth inst. is received.
In answer, am directed by the Postmaster Cen
eral to inform YOU
l. The act of the Sd March, 1855, making no
provision for unpaid letters to places within the
United States on the same or day following any
such unpaid letter or letters being put into post
office, the postmaster thereof will post up consp-
cuously in his office list of the same, stating
that they are held for postage. If not attended
to, such letters must be returned monthly to the
Dead Letter Office.
9. Letters part paid should be dispatched,
charged with the additional postage due at the
prepaid rate, according to distance, established
by said act, except where the omission to pay the
correct amount is known to have been intentional,
when they should be treated the same as letters
wholly unpaid.
3. 1t is proper to forward letter when request
ed in writing. When forwarded no additional
postage should be charged if the letter, contrary
to its address, has been mis-sent. If it has been
sent according to its address, and then forwarded
it must be charged with additional postage at tie
prepaid rate. according to distance, established
by the act of March 3, 1855, aforesaid.
4. Ship letters, as they cannot be prepaid. and
are not supposed to be embraced in the new act
will continue to be dispatched agreeably to the
provisions of the fifteenth section of the act oil
March 3, 1925.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
HoRATIo KING,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
Isaac y. Fo,cler, Postmaster, New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

INSPECTION OF CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN
MAssAcHusETTs.-T Boston Bee, the
Know N o!hing organ, characteristics the Bos.
ton .advertiser's article in relation to the
vs, of Committee of the Legislature 10 q
Catholic institution as smalicious and en-.
,irely wanting in facts," and gives wha, pur.
ports to be "plain, unvarnished accoun. o
The affair, on The authority, it is supposed
Of the committee. Tha. paper says:
"The company became seated in the par.
or, arith their hats of, and the lady ven
out Of the room. In few moments she re.
turned, and conducted the party up s,airs
through the sleeping rooms, Zone or two oil
which containg FIVE beds, neatly and plain
drsped with curlains,) and then down stairs
into the school room, where some dozen
pupils were taking lessons IN sewing. The
teacher was dressed as D nun, snd very rea-
Oily answered the questions put to her, as
10 the mode Of instruction, SC. One reply
was, that she 'endesvored to teach them
good American principles Five minutes,
.pefOdpS, WeIt ConSuucu III VIC sCuooi TOoli,
and no displeasure was manifested bv any
one, unless i. was expressed in the coun,e-
nance of young lady pupil a. a simple in
quiry made by member Of the commillee,
which excited smile.
sOn leaving This room, lamp was fur
nished by one of the nuns, and The commit
tee were invited TO 60 belo,o into The cellar
This was declined, and The Iigh. was no,
used.
"Olher rooms were visited, one of which
was The sanctuary. On opening The door
of this consecra.ed place, nun was seen
kneeling at devotion, and on table near he,
were several burning candles. Some eigh,
or ten Of the party entered in the most sl~
len, manner, uncovered, and the srictes
propriely was observed; in fact, so Iigh,
was The movement, tina, The female q, devo
ton seemed not in the Least dlsturbe and
remsined in the posture she had assumed
until the commntee retired from the room
In The meantime another female had en-.
tered the room, and when addressed in
lou tone of voice By member of The CON.
mis,ee, replied that conversation was no
allowed in the chapel He invited her ,e
the enuy, where they were seen conversine
together with apparent mutual Satisfaction
On the purpor Of the conversation, the 9th
CT membels Of the committee know nothing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

ST. MARY's COUNTY (MD.) lrEMs.-We
copy the following from the Leonard,own
Beacon, Of The 5,h inst -
Horrible .Aceident.-We learn that on
Monday morning last, 2nd inst. man a.
bout SO years of &c, named Burnetson, a me.
chanic, from Baltimore, came to his death
at the Steam Saw Mill of John Fl. Key.
Esq. in Chap.ico district, in the following
singular and horrible manner. He was re-
guarIy employed at The mill and while en-
gagged tina, morning in his usual avocaions,
one Of the rotary saws accidentally burst,
he pieces being scattered IN everv d.
reclion. One of the fragments struck the
old man directly on the top Of the head,
with such force as not only to cleave his
skull, but also to Gu, through his neck-bone,
&c. down into the breast :; that portion Of
his body from The top Of his head 10 The
breast, being completely divided. His death.
Of course followed Instantly.
Drowned.-A young man named John
Thompson, eyed % years, was accidentally
drowned while attempting to cross 81. Gle
men.'s Bay, near New.own, on Thursday
evening last, the 29,h alt. He had been in
duIging freely in liquor in the evening, W hich
is supposed to have unified him for mapag
ing his skiff, small .icklish affair with pro-
per discretion, ADD the above melancholy re-
suit was The ef1ec. of his imprudence.-
His body had not been found up 10 our GO.
ing TO press.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

THE WASHINGTON FORGERY The Star
confirms the account Of the alleged heavy
forgeries by L. L. Taylor, Cor several years
a clerk in the Treasury Department. The
amount Of his forgeries is stated at $4,000.
Gambling is alleged az the cause Of his
crimes. He has ran of, leaving behind him
wife and seven or eigh. children to bear
his shame.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

PEACE RESTORED AT CINcINNATI-Re.
suit Of the Election.-The disgracefuI riots
at Cincinns,l seem TO have been brought TO
close. The papers from ,ha. city, as late
as Saturday, announce a perfect restoration
Of peace end order. The Commercial
states that not only had certificates Of cleo
ton been granted 10 all the Democratic can
dida,es, but tina. Mr.. Farsn has been sworn
in as Mayor, and will enter upon his duties
to-day. His majority is 1888, and TO show
that there could have been no grea. amount.
OF ilIegsl voting, as charged, the Commercial
states that the vote las. October, when the
ajori.y for the Known o,hing candidate
for Supreme Judge was 6,425,) was only sc
less than it is now-in other words the De-
mocrs,ic vote has increased 3,427, and the
X. N. decreased 1881, making clear De-
mocratic gain Of 6,75S.
In The ll.h and 18th wards, where the
ballots for Mayor were destroyed by the
mob. the vote for Magistrate is the criterion
by which the result. is arrived al. The
Known osh;ngs, j. is said, have majority
of the Councils and will con,es. The election
Of the Mayor and other officers. The Ga
zette, Known o!hing,) expresses the opin-
ion tina. the Democratic candidates were en-
titled 10 their certificates of election, and
adds ,ha, under the circumstances, they are
glad they have obtained them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
See advertisement Of Taylor s. Hulchi
son, OF Alexandra, We.

ST.. MARY's MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
We learn from The Beacon thst a meeting
of this Society was held on the Sd instant.
A well-wrilten lecture was read by Dr.. R.
F.. Sutton on the archaeological Condition of
the Blood in Infamma.ion," which was
spoken Of by his fellow members as being
both able and interesting. Dr.. Thomas
Matthews and Richard E. Sutton were cho-
sen delegates TO The American Medical As
socia,ion which mee,s in Philadelphia on
The FIRE, Of May next, sud DR.. A. J. Spald.
ing and This. A. Lynch appointed sllernsses.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

ordered retreat, and, though the night was
disastrous from the loss of many hundred
lives, and The failure of the chief object, the
gaIIantry displayed by the Zousves was
such tina. this repulse may we'll be ranked
with their most brilliant achievements.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

THE GREAT RACE AGAINST Til
New ORLEANs.-The great four mi
sgsins. time al New Orleans. on til
instant, for purse Of $4,000, was won
by Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse Lexing ton, who
accomplished the four miles, in min.
49, 4 sec. The tastes. time ever made be-
fore was by Lecomp.e-7.26. An immense
concourse Of persons were present, and
early in the day bets were freely made a.
gainsf Lexington, success in the effor, being
deemed on. Of question by large portion
Of the sporting community. We are in
deb.ed to Mr.. ]. c. J. for copy Of the
Picayune containing full account, of the
running.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
NOTICE..

TNHE County Commissioners for Charles Coun-
Il ty. will meet at their Office in Port Tobacco
on MONDAY the 9th day of MAY next, and
continue in session THREE DAYS, for the pur-
pose of receiving and passing accounts against
the County. Those having accounts against the
County are requested to present them during theic
session, as no account will be received after the
Oath. By order,
r. E. BATEMAN, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

NEW GooDs.-Our friends G. K. Wilmer,
Brothers & Co., No. 81 King street, Alex
andria, Va, have jus. received their superior
stock Of Spring Goods. Their ADVERTISE
ment was received too late for insertion this
week but their customers need not wait TO
see il, as we can assure them that this firm
is prepared 10 exhibit q frs.-rale stock OF
Dry Goods.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
WANTED.

4 BILE BODIED YOUNG MEN (unmarriedt
N between the ages of Is and IS years, for
the United States Cavalry. Clothing, subss-
tence, and medical attendance free of expense.
The pay ranges from Sl2 to $3l per month, de-
pending upon the rank of the soldier, and Local
ton of country IN which he serves.
Two dollars will be paid to any one bringing a
Recruit to this Rendezvous who shall be accepted.
Apply at the Cavalry Rendezvous. Port TOBACCO,
ap l2-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12

SMALL Pox.-We are happy 10 learn Ihat
this disease, which made its appearance
some weeks since in the lower section Of
this county, is subsiding. There were four
or five cases in ell, and only one Death
The usual precautionary measures should,
however, be used by our ci,Izens, as there
is still danger of it's spreading.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
PERUVIAN GUANO.

TOWLE s. CO. have in store their usual sup
II ply of No. PERUVIAN GUANO. all from
direct importers, and warranted pure, winch they
offer to their agricultural friends at the lowest
market rates. feb lit
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
ID lie ID :,

On the 4th instant, after great suffering, which
she bore with christian fortitude and resignation,-
Mrs. DRUSlLEA E. NJ COTTON, beloved
wife of JOHN T. Cotton, in the 23d year'of her;
age. &.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-04-12
NOTICE..

WAS taken up as an cstray in my enclosure.
w BLACK HOG, unmarked. The owner
is desired to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
April II, 1S55-2t. w. MtlCHELL.