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COUGH NO MORE.
TRYl sTRIoKLAND,s MELLTLyous1 COUGH
BAISAM, t -.

This IS the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, WhoOping Cough, aud
Consumption, Everybody who has tried this excel
lent balsam enthusa ,ucaliy Recommend It. Mrs.
Mitchell Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
not TO be able to walk up stairs, She took one bottle
of this Basam, and has been better since, and
advises all VINO nave Conghs, Colds aud Asthma Ia
Try this valuable Cough BalsAm. Fifty cents per bot
tie. sold by AL druBgsts, and manufactured at No.
east Fourth street, Cincinnati, e. .'. 10"
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DAYTON Market.

f,ttafl. DAYTON, December 30.
HARSlMANS FLOUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 90, retail 25.
WHEAT-$l. %.
CORN--SO@s5. I
OATS-68. v.
RYE--1 10@l IL ir
BARLEY--$l As. lH.,E
HAY-Timothy 20 OO@22 90 per ton.
CoFFEE-34A36
SUGAR--l5G0l6. potsa a lfT m
WIISKY--S0. +. -a '''
CHEESE Ia
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS! 1!

Hear what the philadelphia correspondent says Ia the
OouulOnw wealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April,
Ia59: FHN q. aaA
can English gontleman formerly connected with the
British Arny aud who styles himself tho English Bo.
tanlo Physician has OF late gained extensive repua
ton here by hia skill In curing NIL manner Of complaints
Gorna Of hts patients have converaed with, and they
pronounce his remedies And mode Of treatment as very
superior Some have been reaorod as II BY magic. The
medicine he mcd Is distilled by himself from various
horbs possessing curative properties. -
awhile acting IN the army he devoted lbs leisure
uomena 10 thorough study Of tho oects produced hg
eartain medicinal roots and hsrbs all manner Of dis
sases II seems he has found and spoody remedy
FOR oil the fs that esh Il heir TO-. HIS practice s
already extensive aud Is daily increasing In the COM
plants 10 whish females HHbjeotod he has no onA
large number here have testified that they o"o not
only their present good health, but their iycs TO the
skill Of this English Botanic Phyaiean His oihco ~
No so EAST EIrTH STREET.
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERnAL


without tho use Of Mercury, without hndranoe from
business and without fsar Of dlscoyeryor exposure No
deadly polsons arsenic nux vonica, opium OF
any other posons No mercury any deadly minerals
Fnothng but prely Vegetable Botanical Reinedea are
usad by this wonderful Botanic Physician. HE Botanic
Remsdhs yet failed 10 cure'th most obstinate
and the most dangerous and TO remove all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had fAilel. Medical JoarRdl.
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SEIZURES AND ARRESTS.
New YoRK, December 29.--The Post says
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so EAST FIFTFI STREET.
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND REhIABLn AU-
THORITY.

Tho Botanic Remedies OF Doctor Raphael, the Enghsh
Botanic Physician never failed yet 10 make perfect
radical and permanent cure Of ALL
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coon NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the Odu-
ALLOW Boonsboro Maryland, said on Thursday the Slst
NImsrous cures Of diseases caused by early indscro
top navng been performed by the English Botanic fhy
acap feel IL my duty, having knowledge OF then To
state the fact believing thatfn doing 40 may doa service
10 the suffering Ono case In particuAr-thato ayoang
man in this oitys worthy Of note He had bsrome the
Victim OF habit tho ailnslon 10 which causes
ahuder and ofsuerlng and dootorinB gave up
All hopea Of recovery He Wished TO marry, and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl as ever isped words
of Affection but he fearful, nervous and proauAtea
lie dared not wed on acconnt Of the shattered STATE
oF his system He sought relief at the hands Of the DO
tanio Pyaean and astonishing itmay Seeln all the
bIoom and ygor OF youth has returned, and ho Ia now
tho happy hlther OF = pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
! "a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
DREN. 'l
car what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says tho 9Th
We atu decidedly opposed to drugs nnd to advertised
remedies lur ths prevention Of having children but We
feel il oar duty to acknowledge benont frOm any and
from every source whan II IL for the resf OF suffering
humanity A fact has come TO our knowledge that
ought 70 10 promulgAtsd aud widely circulated Tor the
benefit OF those ladies whoes delicats health makes II
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months atsr marriage lady Of our hc-
quantanco gave birth daughter, but her sunernsn
great that her physicians desaird Of her rcov-
sry This mado her dread tho very thougs OF again be-
coming n mother. She tried every thing " prevent
repetition other suorngs, but without anooeenK Two
yeara after marriage she again oouhned but her SUI
rnss wore Tea that tho child died, and her own life
Waa dsspared OF She was told by hor family physician
that she had any more children he haired he lns would
be the fovsit As all the remedies aho hal lad beiors
hAA ALLIED shs applied 70 the Botanic Physician Dr.
RAPHAEL,
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With dispatch and IN the oOst style OF the art. Pntie
plar attention paid 10 Ilit t.UlJt..
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ID 1E ID /,

: At the residence of her brother, Josiah Guy
ton, near Shawsville,l SARAH GUYTON, aged
70 years. 80 a1aa at's'ds. ael aohhaI
2 In Baltimore, on the 9th of March, Mrs. JU-
LIAKERNAN, in the 33d year of her age. VI
: AT his fathers residence near Monktoh, JOSH
UAtY. ANDERSON, son of Ira G.. and Mary
Anderson, in the 9th year Of his age. 4.
On the 9th February, at the residence of
PAUL, IN the ssth Year Of his age, ID fail hope
of a happier home beyond the grave. AaTr8IAi
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WAR NEWS.

Port Royal advces to The 10th inst. have been
received at New York, and contain an order from
Gen. Hunter fol forward movement. 1tissta-
ted also that the commanding general has order
ed the organization Of negro, troops for garrison
purposes. Gen. Naglee has been relieved of his
command and has arrived in New York. = :
AWashngton paper has Information that the
Confederates have very large force between
New Market and Staunton, in the valley Of Vir-
ginia and also that, they contemplate another
raid upon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A,Tybee Island letter states thaton the even-
ing, Of the SD instant Confederate vessel s ap-
preached the fort aud delivered her fire, and es-
capped before the guns Of the fort could be brought
to bear upon her Tybes Island is on the coast coast
of Georgia. g@j.gg "a tca. Nj; ,.o,.t
Aschooner was about leaving San Francisco
last Monday for Mexico, when she was seized by
government officers, on suspicion of being in
tended for Confederate privateer. ,.,..,
The military commander in Cincinnati has is
sued an order prohibiting the sale Of arms and
ammunition in that city, except BY, special per,
init. ~, ~. ;.,...!,.d 53pa. r., /.
According to Louisville, despatch, apprehen-
sions exist in that city that formidable Confed-
crate invasion of Kentucky is imminent with a
view Of a permanent occupation Of the State. ~
Gen. Tuttle, at Cairo, has received q despatch
from Fort Donelson, stating that a report was
received thatthe Confederates, twelve thousand
strong, were within twenty miles of the fort VI
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.sFseasJAab Sic 'Now-All Right Then.

= It was not JEFF. Davis, Fthe,. isarch
Rebel, '';bqt Abraham Lincoln, the "pa-
triot and statesman, who, sonthe 10Th Of
January, 1S4S, in Athe Congress, of the
United States, uttered the following Grew
dictionary sentiment rp5' sHr Hai
"Any people, anywhere, beinginchned,
and having the power, have right to rise
up and shake off the existing form of gov
eminent, and form a new one which suits
them better. =. This is. a, sacred right
right which we hope and believe is to lib
crate the world Nor is this right cohfn-
ed to eases where the, Whole people may
choose TO exercise it. :. Any portion Of
snch people that can, may revolutionize,
and make Their own of so much of the
territory as they iphabit, More than
this, a majority of any such people may
reyolutlonlze, putting down, minority in
terming led with or near about them who
may oppose their movements. It is a
quality of revolutions not to go by old
lines and old laws, but to break up both,
and make new ones" .. .
1t was not JEFF. Davis, but Horace
Greeley, who 90 the 18th of December,
1860, used the following Unreasonable.
language y, ,o,.,4 .',,,- I.f~.I..
ttIf the Declaration Of Independence
justified the, secession from the British
empire Of three millions 4of colonists in
lT76, we do not see Why it should not
Justify the secession of five millions of
Southerners from the Union in. 1861"
And again, ON the 23d of February,
1881, the same Horace Greeley, and not
jeff. Davis, said: a.. n. .n.. {.
owe have repeatedly said, and we once
more Insist, that the great principle en-
bodied by Jefferson in the Declaration of
American Independence, that Govern
ments derive their just power from the
consentSof the gosernedyis sonnd and just,
and that if the Slave States, the Cotton
States, or the Gulf States, choose to form
an Independent nation, they have clear
moral right tosydo so. ~ Whenever
il shah be clear that the great body of the
Southern people have become conclusiyely
alienated from the Union, and anxious to
escape from it, ace shall do or Jsstto for
lcard their cieys,1Y s4 AL 81
/. This il strong language much stronger
than the Gazette, has ever. used, and COW
ers the whole ground of argument in sup
port of the doctrine. of secession; yet
Greeley has never been subjected to arrest
or Imprisonment, nor his paper denied
transmission through the mails! Why
this distinction +? Who can tell? Or
rather who does not know that it's be-
cause Greeley is sound on the niger,
while the Gazette is only sound ON the
Constitution, - Fraailin Gazette.
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iSARA,H ANN MAeSEss

SARAH ANN MAGNESS
d ct al. VS.. In the Circuit Court
K BENJAMIN STANDIFoRD 4 for Hartford County,
and Wife, ct al. ass Court of Equity.
THE Bill in Yahis case states that Will
liam Magness, late Of Hartford county,
deceased. devised the farm of which he died
seized, situate in said county, on the west
side of theroad leading from Bel Air to Alb
between the lands Of John Magnessl
and Mansen Morrison, andcontaining one
hundred and forty acresymore or less, TO
his daughter Sarah Ann Magness and his
son William, as tenants in cannon, but in
the event of hisor her Observation-Disclosures
isspeiiying at thestime Of his or her death,
then the estate of him or her SO dying with
out issue, as aforesaid, to be equally ,diyi-
ded between the testator's son, Benjamin
sMagness, his daug Inter Charity Sawyer, and
the children Of his daughters Mary Martin
and sClarissa Nee omas, the children Of
each daughter torepresent their mother re-
spectively and to, take her fourth part
That the children Of Mary Martinafe Jane
Michael. Mary, now intermarfied, with
Benjamin Stapdiford, Clarissa, now married.
TO Benjamin F. Carroll, and Susan, now
married to Thomas H. Magness. II, n
The children of Clarissa McComas are
George c. McComas and William Nc
Comas. U74ifr iaIat b3ar-5 an
That the said Benjamin Magness is
dead, leaving Mary Ann Magness, Charles
Magness, and Benjamin B. Magness, his!
children and only 'heirs-at-law, all of
whom are non.residents of the State of
Maryland,s and that the said William
Magness is also nonresident Of this
State. g4 rr Hfr%s Ii
r The Bill alleges that the property is
deteriorating, no One in the present state
of the will being justified in making i'm
provements or ,incurring expense in Its he
half, and that it would be advantageous to
all partiessin interest to have the same sold
ahd the proceeds invested under the orders
Of the Court, SO as to enure to the benefit
of all entitled, and prays thatih land may.
bessold and the proceeds so invested and
for other relief. ..4., ...,.a, = ,t...
The Bill prays for supenas against the
resident defendants and that notice by pub
LEGATION may be issued against Ahe non-res-
.ident defendants. IN r.sy2,,} a
'WhereuPon tits ORDERED, this, ION
day of March, 1863, that William Mag
ness, Mary Ann Magness, CHARLES Mag
ness and Benjamin B. Magness, the above
named NONRESIDENT defendants be and ap-
pear in person or by solicitor in the, Cir.
cult Court for Hartford County as Court
of Equity, on or before the Sd day Of Au-l
gust next, to show cause why the relief
prayed should not be granted, and in de-
fault thereof, that the said Bill may be;
taken pro confsSso as against them. ~
Provided, a copy Of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford county. once in each of four sue
cessive weeks three months Before the said
Sd. day of august next. ~ .5sas :,
I WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk. =,
aTrne Copy, Test, ,sg 9r 4
~ WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk d
mhl3 "a rE,tl. a. Jfp. - I. Z Ia. - ss-3
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
RU@yf99 QbAR.

Consisting in part Of Beds Bedsteads,
Tables, Bureaus, Chairs, Cooking Stove
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, and a
variety Of other things too numerous. to
mention. aF5 @ % '.". adj - FIR
/ TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of 500
dollars and under, Cash on the day of
sale; on all sums over that amount a
credit of six months will be given, the
purchaser giving his note, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, with security ap-
proved by the Receiver.
= GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
mh20 Ht , Receiver.
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On The 3fst day Of May, 1871, the
.bills,ccased to circulate as money--but
were Afterwards bought up, on speculation
at various prices, for from 400 for one up
ito 1000 for one of silver. = y =
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oas From The Portland kaine) Argus,
The Approaching Financial Chrisis.

People are now becoming some what
aware Of. the dangerous financial crisis
which we. are approaching. Less than
two years ago neither the President nor
his advisers could be made to see the
abyss into which ali irredee1nable paper
currency would plunge the country --l
They shut their eyes 10 all dangers; they
closed their ears to all warnings. It was
easy to make treasury notes. Money
would be plenty with an abundant issue Of
them; extravaganza would not be felt,
frauds would nosfbe discovered in the
food Of paper money. So it came-the
work of abolition wiseacres as ready to
abolish goldaas to disregard the Gonstitu-
tiol. % The aplainest maxims uf finance
and the mostIobvious lessons of experience
were alike set at naught. The results are
beginning to be- perceived with a curren-
cy deprecated almost 80 per cent, with
values unsettled, rand with a. tide of pa
per expenditure inaugurated that threat.
enssto engulphs every interest and bank
rupt the country. Ina pamphlet recent
ly published by Hon. Rob't III. Walker,
thatleninent fnancier says :aI sziAa 4,
.'Should the war continue, and there be
no other alternative than additional treas
urys notes, they will, before the close of
the next fiscal gear, fail to command forty
cents on, the dollar in gold and our debt
exceed several billions of dollars IL !,
And he tutters .warning in these
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To Correspondents.


All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real sname4of he guthorsor atten
ton will be paid 20 them The rea name of the author
will not be published unless desiredt but we cannot
consent to insert communications unless we know tho
writer. H''his D,ta 'e1b VsH'"T & tA.'g7A5A =
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RELlsIous.-We have been requested to an
noqpee that the Rev. R. ]. Keeling, Of Rock
Spring Church, will preach in the Methodist
Protestant Church DE- Swentzelrs flint this place,
on Sunday afternoon next at A. O'Clock, and
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UNITED STATES
.E xCTS LAW.
OFFICE DEPUTY COLLECTOR,
Second District Maryland,
Bel AIR, MARCH, All. 1853

I 'f .p..s.'' 1870 - fRt.e NWPH ftfHs lCOSs. ~
HaHE 10Th section of the Act to Provide
Il internal Revenue to Support the Cove
eminent andto pay Interest on the Public
Debt makes it the duty of the Collector.
before proceeding to enforce payment of
the License Iar and other duties returned
upon the Assessors annual list, to give no.
tice, by advertisement, published in each
county in. his collection. district, in one
newspaper printed in such county, and by
notifications to be posted in at least four
public places, that the said duties have be-
come due and payable, and to state the
time and place at which the same are paw
able; and also to set forth in said adver-
tisement and notifications the fact that
all persons who shall neglect to paw
the taxes so as aforesaid assessed, within
the time for payment specified by the COL
lector, the same not being less than ten
days, shall be liable to pay ten per cen,um
additional upon the amount thereof.
NOTICE is IlEREBY GIVEN to ali
persons returned upon the assessors am
nlal list for q .gatTras.tlt ifc t,. 49, 8i,..s
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1ST DAY, OF APRIL, 1863,

Payment will. be enforced by distraint>
and prosecution will be commenced before,
the United States Court for the District o
Maryland, for the violation of the law in
selling without license.
I'M case Of distraint, ten per cent. will
be added, with the same costs as are now
allowed by law to Unitea States Marshals
for similar services, and ID case of prose-
EDITION, thekPenaltyS prescribed lor,selling
without licaase is three times the duty
imposedfort the license. st1 ,ga I'D u.
re tia n'Ress ID. McGONlGALL,
:ls5ss.aI sM Deputy Collector for
sss mnlS ~ sIEif Hartford County.
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III G. 3 N Sc, 7.

Who are engaged in business in Hartford
county, and who have, neglected to take
'outIsucha License, and also to all persons
whose names appear on said list, assessed
for other taxes such as carriage, plate tax,
Sc, and who have failed to pay the same;
thar the said duties or taxes are due and
payable, and that unless paid on or before !
tho - H VIZ n
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SAMUEL NJ. Apy 7a] In the Circuit Court for
raoaAs B. B. po.. .as g GoSr, q

I98 nm N So j Equity. aggfaf
0RDERED, this 18th day of March,
W 'l863,Fthat the sale made and 'repor-
ted bytDANIEL SCOTT, Trustee in the
above emitted cause, be ratified and con-
frriad, unless cause be shown to the con-
'trary on Of before the 9th day Of April,
1852 provided a 9cePy Of this order be
publishetsin some newspaper printed In
Hartford County, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the said 9Th
day ofApril, 1868. afl4 a % tf-
The Report states the amount of sales
70 be $l,l00. - ata 81
] !. VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk. %
True Copy, Test, = q atsi1e9 &
x VIM: GALLOWAY, Clerk. Z
rnh2osR BIO Vt aas a3a5Id sp@5uag
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II a1,''E. a. HN4 {.
a,.t>. oNtrqA ~ orr VI VA Qc.g q
TRAcT0F LAND

Situated ii Hartford COUNTY, Oh tie road
leading from Chprchvillesito Rock Run,
which is particularly described in d deed
from jarrett Spencer and Others to. Silas
Z. Spencer, dated 1sth December, 1857,
and recorded III lber A. i, u, No 9, folio
1896. I'll tESit 45ils 17e ~ 'iiss1 u "
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Auctioneer's lJolicel

TlHE subscriber respectfully informs the
public thathe. has taken out License
as All 4uctioneer, and will attend 10 the sale
ofREAL AND PERSONAL PROPER
'IY, ii all parts Of the County. He re.
specially solicits a share II the public pa
tfonaes WV. N. JORDAN,
mh2o Hickory, Hartford Co, Nd
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w There is a
COOP: ORCHARD

Of Fine Fruit on the numerous
springs Of excellent water, and Churches
and Schools within convenient distance.
n The tract will admit Of being adyanta-
geously divided into three farms, and will
be sold altogether or in parcels, to suit
purchasers Persons wishing to buy are
requested to come and examine the prem
Uses.
For further particulars apply 70
GEORGE STOCKHAM, at Kensingtonl,
or to, H. ", ARCHER Rel Air, Nd, 81
&, ELIZABETH STOCKHAM,. 50 (,
Near Perrymapsyille, Hartford Co., Nd.
nh20 Z. ~
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--ssis 9aifa va sk5THE 4ssi5 - ~.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,
S The Perfection Of Mechanism,
Berg q # Haaeaptaag and Open race, Z
Ladys o. G'easle laans, ,Waicl

42a r.JI. "A "a 7~sT-s--At
Being a Hunting and ,Open rae
Iadys OF Geassellass,s WQtcI
.atale, 4 vs. Goaebiaes
ONE Of the prettiest,, moss con, |
W and decidedly thsSbest and Nj
timepiece for general and reliable N
offered. II has within il sand IA 4
with its machinery, its own winl
.tachment, rendering IA key entrelS
cessary The, cases aof this W.
icomposed Of twoimetaIs,Ithe onte5
fine 10 caratIgo ldssult has the n
ruby action lever movement, and
ifanted an accurate 'timepiece. soR.i
perbly engraved,perscase Ola hal
SSo4s Samplef Watchss,in neat
boxes, dlos thosea proposing q "
syhoiesale, S35, sent BY express.
Payabieroni delivery, 4 Soldiersml
payment in advance, as wescannd
fromsfadselif the, Army. AddreI Il
bits HUBBARD BROS. & X|k
SOLE .IMroI
J, Cor Nassatl 81 John ST., M
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40 feet front, and two and la-halfsstories
high. w.
Good Large Barn, Corn House, Granary,
Wagon House, Cider Mill, n
And all the necessary Farm Buildings.
The Farm is situated within d mile and
a half of good landings on the navigable
waters Of Bush River and Rumney Creek,
where lime is landed and the grain ship
ped. S1'a w W et'A'i71 'E ~ 2
The lands of good quality -about 400
acressin cultivation, and the rest in wood.
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ORDERED, this 12th day of March,
W 1863, that thesssale oflthe real estate
made and reported by Archer II. Jarrett
Trustee intheaboye entitled causeybe and
the, sameis hereby ralifedand confirmed,
unless cause TO thecontrary be shown on on
bsfnfethe ooh day Of April next;kprovided
a copy .of this orderEbe published in some
newspaper printed in Hartford County once
in each Of. three successive weeks before
the 20th day of April next sl.sssl
The Report statessthe amount of sale
to iba 81, 3OO.
WIN. iG I. clsfk.
True copyy Test .a.s. s.,ss.s4,s atr
-sitss WILLIAM GALLOWAY, Clerk. J.
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