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SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
THE NINIGER SASH
DOOR AND BLIND MANDATORY.

DOOR AND BLIND MANDATORY,
Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line
Its Machinery is all new and Of the most perfect make
and approved kind. The regular sizes Of Sash, Doors
and Blinds will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at
as low rates as the same quality Of work can be pur.
chased in the Territory. Persons putting up Buildings
will find it much to their interest to have their Sab,
Doors, Door and Wi~dow Frames made By Machinery.
All styles of MOULDLNGS on hand or made to order.
No sham work made at any Price.
Send in your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
WIN. b REED.
AaENTs-Louis Faiver, Nininger; Blodgett h
Pringle, Hastings Day 4 jerks, St. Paul.
Nininger, June Is, 1857. 81. see 2tf
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Superior First Quality White Lime, Manufactured at
Nininger and constantly on hand and for sale by
w E MOWRY.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. u 2:1y
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e w. & L. w. GOVETT.
ARC HITECTS,

The above firm would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are now prepared to
furnish designs and superintend tho erection Of buildings
OF any style Or description With neataess ad dispatcb
and at reasonable rates. 2:ly s
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GEO. b. CLITHERALL -.
re- Late Of NobilsJ -
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

REAL ESTATE BROKER,
- ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
Buys and sells on Commission, City and Town Property, aaa,
Farming Lands, Locates, buys or sells Land Warrants, Neee6atesa
Loans Of Money on Mortgage. &c. Also ConlnssIensa fes TIE
States Of Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Caroline. &c,
" .ReFsRENces
John 4. Winston, Gov Of Ala. Hon, B. Fft,pshisk. q. 4 4 Wa a..
Rtvse Battle Z Co, Mobile. e. Hu. O. 6. CAy. o. a r =
Dr. ]. G. Mott Mobile. Hon. Percy WIkN. 4. go
Y. 7. Hammond + Co. Noble. $50 Col VIM. Turnhuu' ID. a A. . 49,
Hon. Allen c. Jones, 6resusbors, Ala John J NcRae. Gov Mn
Judge r. N. Ogden, New Orleans Warren p AnduAJ aclsoa MI p
Hon. Randall Hunt, New Oreane. Il. Thompnn 8 Gen. BalannnL
". NJ Goodrich, New Yosk. ~ s d. J. Mott Cannbell Charl2~. 4 4 -
Brown, Do Reset 4 Co, New York. leo b. Reed, Cbarieet0. n n
Brewer Z CaAWeu, New York. De Rountt & Brown Wn.krfa a
John n. Elliott 4 ca, New York. Hill Burxvin, Esq, PNtC1uf4 =.
John r. Burgwyn, Phusds. e uA les. l. R1cRs ueq. Pscna mn s~e
DR.. Jas. ". Bacon, phnads, Jas 2. Etskfns Eu. ouHey III -
Chss h. 0ssG, Phfada. - Hou. b. n. R&a ST. Penl 4. =, ada
H. Raw. N. Cobb, Bishop Of Ala Ihos B. Winston, 81. Paul
Once 8. ": Corner Breckenridge and Fourth Street, Nizlsgsr
City, and st. Paul, NJ. I. sntaf7gs e6s -
All Letters requesting information, pronpuy and sassrfsls
epied to
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FOR SALE 0R IN RENr

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
A story and a half frame house on 5th street near
Ramsey avenue, thoroughly finished, with an excellent
cellar in first rate order for winter use. Water handy
to the house. For further information inquire Of Louis
Loichot at the Post Office.
Nininger, Oct. 10th, 1857. av5T 81 A {
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'There, now = cried a little niece Of ours, while rum.
maging a drawer in O bureau, there now Cramps has
gone to heaven, without his s~pectacles. What will be
do% And, shortly afterward, when another aged rela.
tive was supposed to be sick unto death, in the house,
she came runningto his bedside, with the glasses in her
hand, and an errand on her lips:
you goin' to die p
sThey tell me So ~.. e4-gnas
sGoin' to heaysnY .r, ss e.f-.
Il hope so.' sa
well, here are Gran pas spectacies. Won't you
take them to him ?-[Boston Congregationalist.
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Rules for Packinx Beer.

70 Corn Beef-To each piece of beef of tolerable
size, two hearcd table spoonsfal of beaten ~saltpetre, and
four or FIVE Of molasses. Rub this on all sides we'll.
After each piece has been gone over rub we'll with salt.
Lay them bone side up in a tub. Let them remain
eight or ten days; then pour from the beef al the
bloody brine, and put it into q large pot, adding as much
water as you think will cover the beef. Make the brine
strong enough to float an egg then add to it a cup Of
saltpetre and l pint Of molasses; let it boil a few min.
utes, then set it aside till next day, that it may become
perfectly cool, when it must be poured over the beef
after your pieces have been closely packed in the cask.
Picking Beef IL Q~xantiy-Take 9 gallons Of water,
9 lbs. salt, half fine, half coarse 3 lbs. brown sugar ;
! quart molasses 3 OF. ~saltpetre l OF. pearlash. Boil
these materials together, take off the scum as it rises.
When cold, pour it on your beef, we'll packed in the
cask. Rub your beef with fine salt before you pack it.
\ farmer out West was greatly annoyed by the
scratching of his chickens in his garden, and concluded
to experiment a little with them. He procured the SER
vices of a Shanghai rooster, and the result of the cross
was a brood of chickens each with one long and one
short leg. When they stood on the long leg and under.
took to scratch With the other they couldn't touch bot.
tom on reversing the order of things, as digging with
the long leg while the short one supported the body,
the first stroke would result; i'll a grand series Of somcr.
saults. The consequence was that the hens soon became
'a-wsary of that fun and left the garden, and the far.
mer's good wife reiciced greatly therca..
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REFERENCES.
e ST. f

FORWARDING AND Commission MERCHANT.
The subscriber informs the People Of Ninnger City and sur.
rounding country, that he is opening a Store in i iuinger City,
where he is receiving from the Eastern Cities a large Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods
which have been bought low. .Al selected with great care Fer ~
81 WESTERNS. TRADE.
His stock consists ia part Of the following articles:
DRY Goods, Notions, and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Glassware, GueeF:sw arc, HOots, Shoes
Hats, Caps BOnncts, Drugs. Paints, Oh, Dye
stun, Window Glass, ss"n and Nails, &C., Sc.
lie deal. also in all kind Of
GROCERIES, PRaDlCE AND PROVISION.
and all other articles usually Kept in sseh Embellishments. ~Aiea
he offers for sale as low as sny o.fer establishment ia the Ter
ritory. A $3.50
ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
All kind Of Book Illustrations, Views Of Buildings and Ma
Portraits, Animaiis, Societies Seals, Bill Heads. EnrsIops stamps.
s ss; Ss: p to .n1 an, and, e e. e: ua;d in S the M S;;' ), .' E. !; and + Rse.Pts
Address s1f itsGan
DAVID GRIBR, a.
y. i. Cor. OF eth and Walnut, u Tlssr.
P~&1sdipA6
PLAsTERING AND ssRICkLAYiN~.
The Subscriber l. prepared to 60 all kinds of Mason Work ia \
COED and workmanliks manner.
Contracts taken if desired.
af.a unNRY HEMpnILL
Eiangsr City,
Minnesota Fruit Trees.
- AT TIE f
q GROvELAND Il GARDEN NURSERY
BetWecn 81. Paul and 81. Ankhoay.
$3.50 49, - # 4 #4&4.t e4 F.. s8ar
Owing to the severe cold Of last Winter. but few Of
our trees were offered for sale. We have therefore now
on hand and for sale,
FRUIT IND 0RNAMEN7AL TREES
Together with Il reat yariey Of
SHRUBS, ROSES, DAHLyAN,
Greei House Plants, DC. az
Our Apple Trees are from two to four years of age,
growing IN our grounds aud include many kinds that
we're not injured by the hard Winters Of 1861.
Csrsdns, Grapes, GoossLsrrIes, Rnspber1ie<, Stree.
berries, PIE PAM, etc., VIC have Of many kinds in grca,s Ia
abundance. ess
Persons wishing to embelish their grounds can
be. supplied With everything desirable for this climate.
Call early at the Nursery, or send your orders to our
address, 81. Paul, Minpeseta. l.. n. F0RDs& co. IS
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- - . w y D l e I q J
t4 The FATHER Of OUR COUNTRY. RI
He is represented in the garb and regalia of q Free
Mason, standing in the entrance of the great and mag.
nihcent Temple of King Solomon-the picture being
sspsrb9y decorated with the mystic symbols Of Free
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the highest STYLE
OF art, presents one of the most gorgeous ~speetacles of
oriental magnificent Of which tho mind can conceive.
The likeness is stiking and grand, and for the sublim.
ity Of attitude, and the ease and dignity of manner, is
unsurpassed by any other painting ever executed either
in this country or Europe.
This surprising pictursAAas been produced at an enor-
nous cost, and in order to SUPPLY the demand of all class
es and tastes, has been executed in various STYLES Of
four to five dollars. - aae
Pictures on other subjects far inferioAto this are sold
daily at seven and ten dollars per copy, baSin order to
place them within the reach Of all, (that no2American
citizen need be deprived Of having their parios1p r Offices
honored and adorned with one of these magni6CS& spcci.
mems OF American art, in the form of the great an& the
good Father OF our country, l have made The price 1hus
low gssgas Ill ~. vs. - M IN
Sample copies will be sent by mail or express & any
part of the United States on receipt Of the retail price
in current funds or postage stamps. I'D
For terms to agents, a full list Of my new pubEca.
lions for 1857, or for sample copies, address H. NJ. Ruiz
son, l4l Main ST., Cincinnati, o., or if living East. adj
dress D. Rulison, % South Third st., philadelphia
S.-Pubiishers ii newspapers or periodicals giving
the above advertisements, including this notice, four or
more Insertions in a conspicuous part Of their paper.
sending me marked copies Of the same, shall have one
OF the highest priced Of these pictures mailed to their
address. II: NJ. kUI.ISON, Qaeen City Publishing
House, Ill Main st Cincinnati. 10 .
3 N ~. #A II
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VERMI HOUSE,

EMPIRE CITY, a.. I. =
Martl Br0okman, f'r0prleGor. 4
This house will always be found prepared to cacom-
modate travellers with everything to make them ON
Portable, and at reasonable charges. 6tf
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Sheridan, being on a parliamentary committee, one
day entered the room as all the members were seated,
and ready to commence business; perceiving no empty
seat, he bowed, and looking round the table with Il droll
Expression Of countenancc, said t-rD.fnU
Will any gentleman more that may take the
chair"
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a profit of 1900 dollars.

Leaving a profit Of 1900 dollars.
Or say this is extravagant say his lots average $500
each, and still you have u profit of 81 ,925. Or reduce
it still lower, put them at $3.50 each, and you still leave
a profit Of $2,487. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gets a price less than many Of
the lots have already been sold for, viz, 500 each, and
he has still a profit Of 81 ,l93, q magnificent increase
upon the sum of 500 invested lees than two years
before. saaa ez.a8 a. eesssasa .{aes2r - oax
GEORGE B. CLITHERAL1, P,esdent; ~Ieuatius Don.
nelly, vee President; George H.. Burns, Secretary !;
c. L. Emerson, Treasurer. ossa s.s 49, .fnnr- -.
A~a"9gers-David G. Baruitz, John Nininger, Ch.rlos
T. Clarke, James R. Case, Robert ;. Fisk. ss q s..-
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Ia r. & II. HAND,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
NININGER, MINNESOTA. lily

GREAT CHANCE TO Make HONEY!
With = very SmaIl Capital.
Agents wanted in every town and county Of the Uni
ted States, to sell BY subscription one of the graadsst
and most beautiful pictures ever published in America,
being = highly ornamental portrait Of
george Washinete.n
t4 THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.
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ON WOOD.
PLAsTERING AVID wRuCKLAYiN~.

The Subscriber i prepared to Go all kinds Of Mason Work ia
COED and workmanlks manner.
Contracts taken if desired.
s4. HENRY HEMpHILL.
Einingsr City.
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HoRsEs' CoArs-La,ely going to the country to visit
Il friend of mine for a few weeks, I drove a very hand
some horse and a good 'un-but was always annoyed
about his coat, as it was more like a lot Of bristles than
a horses smooth skin, and all the grooming he could
get wouldn't do:him no good Ny friend, who is a
great horse breeder aud fancier, made me try giving
him a few carrots every day out Of my hand, saying that
he would have a good smooth coat in three wecks-and
he was right, for in that time my horse had a beautiful
sleek, glossy coat, and all from eating a few carrots
daily. lie tells me it is infallible.
Foote dined at the Castle, at Salt-hill; when Part
ridge produced the bill, Foote thought it very exorbi.
tant, and asked him his name.
Partridge replied the host.
Partridge? It should be woodcock, by the length
of your bill
Once On a time, an freshman and a negro were fight
ing, and while graphing with each other, the Irishman
exclaimed
sYou black rascal, cry enough ) I'll fight till I die
'So'll L. sung out the negro Il always does
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& THOHXS,
MiApeanolis. NJ.
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NKlAekR cay. N. T.
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FORWARDING AND Commission MERCHANT.
The subscriber informs the People Of Nininger City and sur.
rounding country, that he is opening n Store in Nininger City.
where he is receiving from the Eastern Cities q large Stock Of
Spring and summer Goods 4
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= II CREDIT. 81 II
Par value Of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nininger
and st. Peter Western Railroad Company, 1000
Value Of ten lots in the town Of Louisville, 10000
~ & 10000
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Issas Be0hsiAss, 1sq, xsx Yesk.
Simon ~. Arnela, 16q4 Rhna1s1p1iA
james Warren, 1sQ, =. Lsols, ".
Marx Howard, EsQ., Aast1bsa, O..
Capt. 3. chanplin, U.S. \, Da0sls.1.S
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I-2 u IL; the ~ Ia OF IL a.d SsytIoAS - q, -
inclusive, Of township ten Sectlsas " q Ins..,,ol
the l-x HHd the ~ Ia Of SScOna - 10 lssSyy'
section IL the NJ IA Of IL the NV ~ sf 10: ~
S'2 sections y 70 20 l1cluslve ihs ls ana a. NJ
49, OftoWnship ELEVEN aid fFaeIbhsl tovnsLS
Townships eight, nias ten, aAK ELEVEN. ma
township twelve, VI range lhlFtstA : SsSUee1l
Townships eight, nIRe ten, aud sIeRen, aua 6,...,
township twelve, 81 range twelve. -, ~SNsaea
Townships seven eight; nine, and ten 81 rans:. "a,
Townships seven, right and nine, Of FapRS ten 'Nsa
T0wnsh Pc seven, eight, and nlne, Of fiKna hlns
TswHHhps sizy srv<ss, eight AID aAt ~ Fa1E. -
Townships sH, ssvrn eight, oad nine, " Rne9e -"
TOw"shpS SA: ssrsn, eight, aad elise. Of 3nss ~
TewnElIbS rlght, plns, and trn, n pAnek Ne:
TOWnthIps eighy; Utpe1 mud trnJ Of Fpaiskauts---
Townships eight. nine, ten, and eIeVen, u Fsna, A..
townships mine, ten and eleven, o! kaua1 AZ ''s'
Lands appropriated BY lev fbr the ueS ~ Shei I'M.
~ aud Other PuEpossU, ~ tioee eetyrrA -
private land cAIIS, ta9ethes VITA the bWanin ~
flowed lands, will By excluded ffesn The aaira WV
| No mineral lAnds, W tracts euntalnan~ -.
depoAs, are TO be offered ~ The pahc SaSa go $780,
tands being hereby eHIFtasy eSexhed and exc.Ae 49,
sale Or other di'Pdsa pursuant % the fequTSssr ii
asst to provide ivt the survey o. Che p1Aa i6Sds n
fcfha, ile granting VI sSmpa0n VsANs thSsI1 - -
other pWrpOsss.n 80. - > = ~
The offering ofiht kbots IAnas SIn BE- ssmm....1. :.
the days nFpoItied and tvectt4 p .hs ssasr & ~
and the aAltS Jas SlOsedi Int no aalt mail ~ 49,
hunger than I've Speha ate no. btitate eatr4 n M
Of the lands viii bs admitted until aisRS The
the two .Werke 81, -.
Owen under my hand. Al the elsv Il wsaAluv.A IA,
@th day Of JUns AhhO DOEIni enc lheHssnd sS1 ~.
By the President:
ynaI 4. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner ~ the 0sneE1I Land Oas.,
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0HARLEH n. TOZER'S
zRRAA Medical a.arn.


CE1ANHk yiHllilg Sacramento WIll remember that nI
y ToA4s9SNVAAhARY 10 on 9Th st. between and
s1Posts, Sacramento.
Ths greas and many radical cures made by Dr.
1o1og auU Ne commencement In this city, to Nhic hum
arsde eaa testify, induces him 10 inform those Hicig
1Nnmm pFivae cogHpiaints RECENT CHRONIC. and wi
- eel and tkurouGy cured will be to their interest
AL Vslfars - en- him. WIN for the last twenty-five
$50 Bis enllFe attention to Private Complaints,
dift3 81 eases odfeeHaes Of private nature. aud
ehFUulc eueh eyhHs Secondary aud n~titutional
WNnmlas, 0WmoESbra and RemnA Weakness, (ilett and
STfsA. and an diseases If the geneTHve and urinary
eEpnus beth IN male aud female such PrOlasus Fuor
49, oFsssEia, &e.-
fnlsns be assured that their complaints viii
be tampFed WITH hut tTeste upon strictly scientific prnc
pess fViNats Complaints eradiclted In few days;
caasa G41u4 h short time, without mercury.
fs ess be e0nsulte nj his Oee at all times Of the day
Gpm N the megnlnR until IN the evening. All adlic
- Ind in him who and symPat hike will
Aa1 nlfisaA them when IN trnuhicOne ~ whose
the ntos confidence be placed. Come all NhO ars
tuG1s1sA and trouble, md be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged to preclude the
possibility Of expOHuFe.
Assrs enclosing $40 win receive prompt attention Will
AnCfNAHine apd instruction. Z. II. TOzEH, NJ. D..
SSSN~N 80 9Th street, between and X.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. latA: Dl'.r!et ceess Of ~
County 81 u Dorado. ltth !ndleAl IhstTet.
Action brought In the IHsiTie CseFt ~ che llA yvaMal
district. and the Complaint alsd In the cs%aV 4 q
loIAdO. In the aee Of the CsFh - aalA DssFis cSS
~ aud fH aaid C'Hnty apd ttAle.
D.. x. LUDWIG and GE0<1l. CARTER, pAInIIA ~ JAA
D. LAS. DetsndAnL
The People u The Stats 81 callisssiA - JAMES LlA
Erecting:
XvOU h~rvAy required t. APPEAR 10 en- ss,isa
i bC ueht against you BY the Abavs AARsA rslNuo y
the District Court Of the Ilh Jvaeal District In ssA ~
the C"uniy Of q Dorado and AnsuoE The CsmRlass
ned III, rein within TIN Gays (sHelusve 81 he dAy 81
vcv after the StTve "n yUu Of lille SummsHs-W serveN
Within tN County WOrTvSd rot u this County, bet uh'
In this JIcal D.ITre, within twenty aayO; bRfVeA
oil. Of said n~reI. thru within toFIy aySSr is1s@eSs
BY default gill he taken against you
The SAd action 10 brought 10 juAemeat for ~
sum eR'm hundred DOAFS and Interest upos eostAA
pFOmisaOry Scte by you executed IL FAntGs March
h ISIS payable ak mOnihs amer date with laseFssl o.
tw" per cent, pr month, and you fall appear ed
answer the taiA COpa above F~aulrSa The eai1
Attins Ui take Judgment RGaina yOa 0S OalA aaA
nterrs, aud COSTS according " the Prayss 4 sAA Geo.
plant
by order Of Hon, james Johnson County Judee.
- Given und"r nv hand with the Sral 81 OAI6
Court csaSsd Al ONCE In the cAy 81 rsas~vvils
! " ! this 9Th day Of November, In the year ~ e1E
- Lord Que Thousand Right unndPrA aaA elhJ
Eight. A. D. NALDRON, C1eTh
W. u. Rrumh-Id. Atty. for T1AlauaA tSS-aUl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-04
SUMMONS.

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t"u''H e 81 n"Tadn. letnilS lev LShIp.
H." i" lv If the state VI CAiCtiA, tO SAML. TYLER
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ut hereby summarized so arp, ~ h. fore No Il
nv office IN rlAeVTilr T"~ n.hiP ~ Ihe esunty 4
III Dorado. the 9Th day OG DrrsnISE Isan, ~ % =.
rhk, \. NJ. tn unto the complaint Il r. a. PeV.
Iih, VII" su's 10 rrcNCT the snm Uf OES saAEed ~
Twenty Eight and 81 i1 Duliars With 81 WI rsht p,v
month interest thtT, FT daisNnil paid, upsn nAs
" hand, drawn M YOU IN favor ~ william krI ussis aNA
rna"TScd I" said feTTb, IN the Wosds and hguFso A.
having. I" Wit; "l"T NAi"e rsesNed pe~asISs 10 ~
William EcI'~ildS w L~sIrT, IL! fFua dsas, -
hundred aud t~r1iI eight dUllAEs AnA Stlly fR esaan
with IN" and "h' half V~T eent. inlsTsst pRP oaSA
More. HAT, heb. 18th, lAa& ssnI. Til~.,"-NAsn
Judgment VIII IL taArn against S1T the SSid aasAl
oy' 'rr With cO~tS and dAnaVrs, " you hiI appsaS
and RnSWrT.
To ImE >MrNiVV "a ANV COSASANG W sASS Goes.
rt-@TSttiTK MAKE ~tAi 'sNirs aSd d~s retaFA ks's-
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Given under MY hand the 3oth day 1t August, 4. D.
lA.N. VIII, q, DAVIS
Justice " the rcaec In aud GSE Aaid To~ asAip.
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