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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
Sill ERIFF'S SALE o +
viva Bile
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Di virtue NJ one writ 0f venditiuni ex-
- ponas. issued out Of the Circuit Cour,
for Saint M.ry's County. at the suit of
Caroline p. llebb. exccutrix Of William
II. Hcbb. against the goods and chattels.
land. anil tenemsnts Of Joseph II. Maddox,
aud Benjamin g Harris; and by virtue of
twelve other wri,s If venditioni cxponas,
issued out of the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's County, one At the suit Of Frederick
Stone; one at the suit Of Wiesenfield / Co ;
une at the suit Of William A Raft; one nj
the suit Of Naugilin 4 johnson: one at
the suit Of Krphart Darby l. Son; one at
the suit Of Samuel j. Campbell; one at the
suit Of A. W. Cameron; one at the suit of
j. Edward Bird & Bro use Of Judith f
Bird; Que at the suit uf William A. L,krr:
que at the suit of Duer. Norris & Co.: QUE
at the suit of j. Il. Herbert. and Matthias
II. Herbert. use q: Matthias Herbert; one
at the suit of Thomas McKcuzic + Sons;
against the gooJs aui chatteis. lands aud
tcuemeuts Of Joseph IL Maddox: and b.
virtue of one other writ of vendi,ioui ex-
pouas. issued out Of the Circuit Court fr
Saint M1ry's County. at the suit of Fred
click F!ckey 4 Sons. against the goods and
chatie,s. lands and tenem~nts Of George
\. Simns and Joseph II M,idox; and by
virtue Of ono writ of Ficri Facias, issued
out Of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary'a
County, at the suit uf William McCann,
against the guods and chat,els. lands aud
teuelueuts Of joseph II Maddox; aud to
me directed. l have seized aud taken IN
execution all the right. title. Interest,
claim and demand. at law and in equity. "f
the said Joseph II. Maddox. Bvnjamin G
Liarris aud George A. Simms ia and to the
following property. to wit: I'LL
The growing crops Of Wheat On The
lower fara in Mcdley's Neck and on
.'Cyntra;' 10 Head of Mules: l Bay Mare;
= Colts; Is Cows aud s Calves; IA Ok
sn; II ieariings; Bull; 80 Hogs; 4
ex-carts; l Wagon and gears; l Horse
Cart; Eugine. with Threshcr and Fan
.stachcd; ! Grist Mill aud Crusher: /
Wheat Thrcsher aud Horse power; 3
Wheat Fans; 3 Corn Shelters; 2 Cutt;nx
| boxsr; Wheat Drills; 2 Screw Prizes; 6
large Ploughs; 8 small DO; 8 one horse
do; 6 Gang do; 2 T"baess Cul,iva:ors; 6
Corn Cultivators; 3 Subsoil Plougbs; 5
large Harrows; 2 small do; z Soups; !
Cast irsn roller; 90 Plough Gesrs; 8 OK
chains; 9 OK Yoke<; crop of Corn lin
feld;) ! crop ofTobacco; 8 Yoke of oxen;
Crop OF Tobacco (now grewing;) l crop
Of Corn; 8 Stacks Of Hay: lot Of blad"
fodder; l Fodder H,use and Shuck.: II
Hogs; % Shoatss 5 Sows; 2 Corn Shell
lers: 2 Wheat Fans; 1 Crop Of Corn
(growing;) crop Of Tobacco lin iisid.)
Aud. hereby give notice. that on
FRIDAY. the a6th, day of
February next. r.
IN the premises Of the said Joseph H /.
Maddox. between the hours Of 9 eselock
A. NJ. and 6 o'clock. p. d., | will ex-
P"se to public auction the above described
property, 10 seized and taken in execu-
lion. to the highest bidder for cash. Also
- satisfy officers cpsts ou same.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28
RATlfYCA TlO.y NOTICE.

RATlf7CA ThO.v NOTICE.
John T. C'srke,l In the Circuit Csat sss
y. Saint Mary = C,us.y.
aasy Z. Cseke
Rr virtue Of authority vested 10 10. BY
tho Act ot Assembly, in s.ich case m.de
and provided, it is hescby ordered that The
a,isiit"f's rspert in this case be ratified and
confirmed. unless cauIe to the contrary b.
;hown on or before the third Monday Of March
next: provided cspy Of this order be in-
serted in the Saint Mafy's G..setts. upos wseis
Ior three successive weeks previous 70 said
sAird Monday id March next.
By order.
JOHN 4. CAVALIER, ok.
True copy-Tcs..
JOHN A. CAVALIER, C'k.
January 7ssh. lss4-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

REPORTED RElNroRcExExr OF Loxo.
STREET r-CISclNxArI, Jan. PA dis
patch says tha. Captain Ekin. . staff off,
Ger, from Knoxville week ago, trines
information that Longstrcet has been rein
forced with 10000 men, and il advancing
on Knoxville. ru-hing Grsngrr's forces
before him. and it was :honsh. that our
army would DO compelled to fall back to
the entertainments at Knoxville. It is
also reported that John Morgan, at the
head Of 5000 cavalry. is to make move
ment TO endeavnr to cut our comnunica-
tion between KNOXVILLE and Chattanooga
or 10 make raid into Kentucky.
ANOTHER PRoPuEcY Secretary Ssw.
ARD is said to have once more hazarded
tie prediction that I'VE shall have peace
in ninety days" Mr. Seward his hap
py faculty of prophecying. but his most
serious misfortune il that bis predictions
do not turn out true, Under such cir.
cumstsnccs. what wonder is it that peo-
pie. when tbey hear of his NINETY days"
vagaries. should shake their heads in
credulou.ly. and. instead Of an carly
peace. look forward to proloasation Of
the war.
Tue DEAD LOCK IN rms PsxxsYLvA-
MA SzsArE-Ths Pniladelphia North
American says that the Speaker Of the
State Senate having acquired positive
knowledge that Senator White. nov q
prisoner iu Richmond. has resigned his
seat in the Senate. aud that tho IesigDa-
ton Is in the hauds Of his father, Judge
White, has determined TO pat an end to
the Legislative deadlock at Harrisburg. by
issuing . ~rit. pursuant to tho require
ments Of Law, calling for . special election
to Gil the vacancy.
PEACE CoNNIssl0xERs TO fHE RxDBLs.
-WAsHrxsroN. Jan. 24-R%presenta-
tive Fernando Wood has. it Is said, pre-.
pared a speesh to be delivered on the
amendatory con6scation bill. in which be
will enforce bis views ~ to the propriety
and necessity Of appointing peace com.
snissioners to the Richmond govssument.
1t II said that there are ten thousand
Federal dcssrters in Csnada. There are
% many morc who have Aed there TO avoid
the eonseripsion. And there are also not
less than 5000 men from The South in
Canada. So the vhsls force Of refuee.s
from this country sou in Canada cannot
be les than Is. 900. Qai,e .n army.
~ Sir nrisa 61ht. n. - Il. 49,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-28

q. Dalton. DE- preparing fnr raid into
Kentucky. The forces auder Aca'le and
Lee are a. quiet - usual. and the reported
transfer Of troops. from the eoannand Of
she latter b East Tennessee. IS now re-
garded a. spocrypbsl.
Attacks npos WiImingtos. Savannah
and Mobile are apprrbended g the South.
and . land attack upon Charleston il not
regarded as Improbable.
An expedition up the James river q
few days ago captured twenty-five Con-
federa.es. brought away nearly hundred
negroes. aud destroyed large amount OF
property.
The. Northern papers contsin quite q
number Of statements from re-
fugess and dcscrtcrs FROM the South. all
Of which agree. shat the Southern cause
10 now locked upon - horeless. even BY
the people 10 the Gulf States. As the-e
.tatemeuts. however. are net derived from
either very reliable or rsspeaRible source.
they should be cautiously accepted. at least.
a. basis far future military operations.
Gold is now selling al l49.
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REVENUE STAMP LAW.


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CHEERING NEWS.

Ofa Ue 1fnee.
4 Secretary Stanton appears again this morning
81 an official teiegrapher. and has the fortune to
: md good news to the country. He officially
ansmits an official dispatch, sent to the Con-
derate Secretary Of War by the Rebel com
auder at Mobile, announcing an attack upon
r iat city by the Union feet under Admiral
anagut.
From this 1t appears tha, seventeen Union
4 essels passed Fort Morgan, which commands
e ha,bor of Mobile, on Friday last, and on
at day were approaching the city which Is
,t yet announced in our hands. There
ems 10 have been a very heavy fight between
r vessels and tie Rebel forts and gunbolts.
WOnly one OF our monitors is reported sunk by
pu MWg'n; hut terrible havoc appears TO have
Fen plny'd among the enemy's vesse S. The
mCus iTon-'lad Rebel ram Tennessee, about
Which We have heard 80 much and 50 frequently
n the ] sst two year,, surrendered after q despe-
h. engagement. Tho ScbH0 was captured.
T. The Games was be chef uear the no OSpltal.
he Norman is suie, aud will try 10 run up TO-
M9ht, say be SuCh is the dOleiul tale t1ld by
II ijOr GCnCIRl Maury to the Rebel Secretary Of
n. Besides this, Admiral Buchanan, naval
MmWaud' nt-in Chief, has lost u leg, and is a
M MsOner In our hands.
INC capture of Mol lie will he one of the
eatest triRmphs Of the war-only second in
~ portAnce, in this line, 10 the capture of New
Wleans. The brave Admiral Farragut has been
Hietly preparing for this blow for a long time.
Ws fleet Of regular naval vessels mounted more
HAn two hundred guns. He has began his work
&rously. We have no doubt we will soon have
n pleasure 10 announce that he has splendldly
Mnplecd 1t,
MSeclctary stanton transmits other good news.
gives currency 10 tho report OF S ont thas
M neral Ayerll has arackcd the Virginia Rebel
II dcrs at MOreleld, has captured al their arti-
and 800 prisoners. Secretary Stanton, hoW-
Isl y, fays that no oiiicai announcement Of this
been received fom General Averlll.
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NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under instructions from the Treasury Department this
Bank Is prepared tl receive Subscriptions to the New
Parotc Loan Issued IN the form Of Three Treasury
Sotes, bearing interet the rate OF $40 per cent per
onrum payable 30 nj annually Ia Lawful Money on the
10th days OF February and August respectively each
year. These Treasury Notes convert ,le at maturity
AZ the orton Of the holder, into United States per cent
Bonds interest payable in COIN and redeem able AFTER
nvc and payable twenty years from August 10, 1857.
Coupon Notes vi be sIued In blank or payable to order
as may be directed BY the crber sums OF S5O SlOO
500 $1,000, and 5000.
Interest VIII be allowed from the date OF the subscription
10 the 10Th OF August next the date Of the Treasury Note
Thee who may subscribe aer 18th OF August next
VIII be relud to pay the accrued interest the Notes,
Any subscribing for less than $4,000 Of the Loan
At any time, VIII be ALLOW OF a commission OF one
quarter Of per cent pay able by the Treasury Depart
mont the receipt Of bill for the amount approved by
the srbscipuon agent.
Referring tho SnneEed appeal q the Secretary of the
T7casury ask all those desirous aiding the Govern
men. 10 subscribe TO this Loan.
q. H, CLARK,
su6. I'm PRESIDENT.
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On the very day after Biebusch was psrdoued
he sent out and made an Arrangement With the
enerayer, who got him up this ten-dollar United
deserted.
A hfth member Of the concern il VIM. Homer
one Of the showers" and who resides at No. 4l3
broadway, st. Louis. Homer slso actOd as n
nusiness agent OF the mauufdcturers.-St. Louis
Democrat
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IvaI of Another London Detective.

rival of Another London Detective.
IoRE AHoUT THE LATE london RAILWAY
MURDER.
10 aid still further in securing FrAntz Muller,
sliced marderer Of Mr.. Bficgi, who was
ltalJ assaulted and killed in q London rail-
y carriage, as previously reported, Inspector
|rrsSssy has arrived in this city, ana yesterday
aNist 10 roice headquarters. Mr. Kerressey
'VPIIatc WIN Alr. Inspector Tanner in the
|s't OF Muller, and has with hun IA warrant tor
appit hension OF lhe accused iud0rssd BIZ Mr.,
MS our Minister nc London. The warrant n
unp'H Seualn eSi ienco OF o circumstautll
eteri taken before Nh. Henry, n London Bow
inasls'rat, ana i is said that his evidence
e means has been taken (, seenre IN, ,y,,.s,
ne accu ed upon his arrival and ID seems pe5.t
faH ofto-day. -''" i0'"
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sutsorpt,ola wlEbs received bJths
FIRST NATIoEAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA
sEcoED NATIONAL BANK OF PBILADELPHIA
THIRD NATIONAL BANK or PHLADA. lysT-tC
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PROPOSALS.
\ R NJ Y S U PILES.

a ~ ~ = l. s.
/ - o. =.
| OFtiCE or AnNV CLorHfNq Avn por,r.av
no. bO2 BROADWAY, Hrw YoEr
.,..-. August 3. iast
| eealsu Proposals VIII be received At this Odoa until
| " O'Clock NJ, ON THURSDAY, the llth Instant e,r
iutn nhg by eontrect a. the Depot q Army Cl0thhg
and EqlupaRrt New tork city -
| sH hlue hersey, Army Stander1.
| ihisntty Trousers.
] nhek Ioats' hned.
sack C0ets, unlned
shirts, flaruel.
Drawers. Canton Fiannei.
shirs Knit
Drawers Knit.
stochifgs.
Forage Caps.
Hhnkots, India Rubber,
kn0psaCkE.
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL COM ANY.
Incorporated June 30. 1884,
Capital, O.OOO.

s1brirgha O. each shASs e original subscribers for
1000 shares payable 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two ttheI insMmSr Of bI each, payable the stth July
Snc 2:tb August. 1854 respectively
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VILLAGE GREI,N SEMINARY. 80 MILL
' tay Boarding SchoQl-bCgms September l-rarna
very motercl1 lhoroush course in Mathematics, Lam
guaecs lnglies Studies, &e Pupils have bonents o.
home lractcal lessons n Surveying and Ciyi Engineer
Ing Boys Of an ages taken, Address for Caiaiogae,
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Lists ofsubsorpon open untl the 5000 shares
arc subscribed 81 per SHARE the order Of Alder
mau JAMES MocAHEN, the Treasurer Of the Company,
No. 400 WALNUT Street, at No. l25 WALNUT Street,
or at the onieo Of the Company, No. 2l3 WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited to can for prospectus. iy5"
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I NIIED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
10 THE t,HEsIhENT or OF TIIE UNITED STATES
TO 4 HE MAksHAL OF TIE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF lENhsl LNAkiA,
MiiEREAs The District Court OF the United statos In
and the Eastern strict OF pennsyyana rightly aud
sul pruceedng on Libel He'd in the name Of the untd
have or pretend 10 have any Lgh tile or interest Ia
eighty two baes o. cotton cargo OF vessel unknown
chpiu by the lht ates Vess" Of war AkiES under
command of Volunteer Lieutenant /. Devins,to be
i.lhh, a. sileu, ais e9i.u a. ..' lle l9
place mdtUNurn ana 70 the eneei hereafter expressed
Ousce so roquirnsl You are therefore charlel aud
strictly en- Oned ara commanded, that you Om not, but
uat by phhishltg these presents IN az east two OF the
daily neNspapers printed and published IN the city
DO mon 81 and cite or cause 70 be monlshed and cited,
pompiOriy all persons IN general who have, pretend
10 have, ulhi, ue, or interest In the SAID oightytwO
bales Of cotton, 10 NppM before MO honorable JOHN
CADWALAbh II, n Judge Of the said Court, at tue Ds
uiCt Coui room In The CITY Of Philadelphia, on the
ten day amer publ cation OF these presents be cout
cay else en- tht noNt court day following between the
aege in dge form Of law, reasonable and lawful excuse,
any they have, why She sad eshytwo bales Of cotton
the capture Of the same, to the enemies Of the
United States, and, as goods Of their enemies
to be adudsed and condemned as good and law
m prizes; and further TO do and receive IN this
iae OF eau,o be Unlimited, unto ~ persons afore-
sad, generally 60 whom BY the tenor az these presenu
time aud place above mentioned, or appear and sla not
show reasonable and l"a cause TO- iAe contrary nsn
sadpi-ric tuuI doth .u'and ani VIII proceed o. adu-
M, so1 ,iphrv-ta baies Of cotton dd beIona AZ IKE
time De capture of the same, 90 the enemies OF the
UnHod Stato8 0f AN Iea, and goods lheir enemies,
or oWei Wte laoig ana sn9esI 70 eollleAtiSn saa IN
the absence rather eonumaoy, Of the persons cited
s nlime,,a i4 any WI ava ~. % yoa on
Withsss the Honorable IONS Ckbw1LlDER. Jndre
August A. d. 1864, and in Inc egaiy-n year Of the
'ont n " ~ n F FOY clerk Di. trct Court.
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A r M Y S u p l. l. S.
"A OrTIcE or ARSY CLorIusa AND RoutPAoK,
No.bO7 BRoAswAr, NEw YORK, August I, 1885,.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received this Once uutli IL
O'Clock NJ on THURSDAY, the llth instant, for delivery
6y contract at the Depot OF Army Clothing and EQupago
In New lOrk city
Sewed BOOtees
PtRgeo BOoees.
Sewed Boots.
PePged Roots.
Packing Boxes.
samples OF which be at this office. Rldders
Will state the quantity they wish 10 furnish, and how soon
they can complete the delivery Of the quantity they bid
for, = -
They win submit with their proposals q sample OF the
article they propose 10 furnish.
a proper guarantee must accompany all bids fOr the
faithful performance OF contract.
Tie United States the right 10 reject any part
OF tho service.
Pr posas should be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
there Insert the OF the article bid r) addressed
to Lieutenant Colonel ID. II. VfNTON, .
au2-Tt Deputy Quartetma ster- q ieneral, N. B A
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NTARsHAl1S sALR.--BY VI9TUk Of
MI WIS N saa by iho Hon. John ChdasiA1eI
judge of ne rIsre Court o ihs uaea s,.si VI io
re directed ril 10 sold al fnhlc sale, % llt I. E IA
nest bidder. fnr cash, at MlChENlNe htvift' III ~
NJ FrorJi sfraef 0n WEDNESDAY, august ~ ll'ttet
M ocork NJ 81 nslcs and - bales o. COLON D'N- e-
goes Of vessels unknown ,,,frrft.f surIWAnD
at.tl. rr4l.f.f Ia ID. uf Nonua.
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PROPoRAla-
AssIsTANT ouARrRRMAsfER .aEI.

n erals once, w
PnmADeLYfuk. Aukustb 5. 1904
Sealed Proposals i Be received Al tr cdoc aeflI "a
O'Clock NJ, on THURSDAY the t1fh inst fsr
we hunoi 90 'slN .mule' Amy Wagons. coInpoio
Two hundred two-horse :" Ambulancee compisle
Wheeling patern 20 ~ delivered IN this c II sucd places
One-haf Of the above 20 be completed and ready fr
oetvery or before the LIST OF September next The
remainder or before the 20th Of September 1901
Inc right reserved 70 reject all BIDS deemed TO- hln
any ~ bd nom defaullnR contractor VIII Be rocovod
Rleaets viii state price, both In VT ting and figures
, antee 90 be signed ny two spousbie pefsons.
a. ~ teqsreo whose responsibility must BE- ccrtino1
nts,y,u We Nnted htatos District Judpo United Satse
et,T, ,Nsvsey Unhei States Collector. other Cow
Ceivcd. nc PtVPosh WIN het % ~
ss iia M ,es above may be seen At the Ones
BY STesI sS5 oSSPS tso,eH c,su Assistant quar-
ausa GEO; gEo; r. oEYE.
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NTARsHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
ll writ Of sale, by me Hon. Joha cidwaader, judge
vi ne D rict Court te United Saattsi n andiof the
Eastern District pennsy IN Admiralty % mo di-
locted VIII be sold atpnole sale o ne snest ana le
FROST Street on WEDNESDAY, August no., 1854, az NJ
O'Clock 3D. eO bales ana i5 bales OF cotton being cfgora
u WILLIAM MtLLNARD,
". b. MafshlE, ID OF PeiMia.
Pm1AprrpuIA, July 2s, 1885. jyO-tt
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In addition to the wholesale capture Of plates
on the different banks above described, several
important dies were also taken possession Of, the
first Uf which was twenty-five ceut die h md
somely executed and well calculated 70 deceive.
A second one was a dc used for making tive
dollar gold pieces, and tho last and most i'm
poltant was the Ole used in making twenty dollar
gold pieces. This had been the most extensively
used OF any of the dies.
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A RhY SUPPLIES
ROPoSALs FOR BUILDING SOUTH
Il wing to Navy DepS Stment Buildins

Il wing to Navy DepStmen building.
NAvT DErARINEsr, August s, 1851
sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for building
south wing Navy Department BuildnR." va he re-
coiyod AZ this Office until ~ ocfc M on Tho sth day ef
Aueus 1857 Plans and specinca0rs are rredV for er
aminaion At the Navy Depsrtmeut aud fhs bid. -
o the whole bal ding finished and complete
tails except the hot water heaug apparatus. Bidders are
name the time In which they vii cagsge -
have the tuiding completed and resdy Tor oooupa ma
and mustbo accom- By the following gaarna
tee.- ~"~
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The UNDERLINED, -, Of. In the STATE OF -. an2
- Of, IN the state OF -, hereby guarantee that Al
case the foreeolng bid OF - for building new SOFIA
wing 20 Navy department be accepted, he theT win
within ten day ner the receipt the contract the pssE
once their residence execute the contract
same with good and suicient sacurt and An the
SAID - hhAu fall 70 enter into AZORES aid
guarantee 10 make good the difference tho a
Witness; Al n. Guarantee.
Ef. 80, G d, Guarantof.
hereby certify that the above named ------sr sra
hnown 20 me rs men Of property and able 10 mako ges6
theif guarantee. '77D
To be sgtcd by the United ststes Navy Agent District
Judge. or Attorney, or Collector. au5 ? ii i3-t4
q T7foTg W A TstyraV q ROY, ~,-xrxn
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and - OF -. In tho STATE OF -. hereby guaran-
tee that In the foregoing bid Of for any of the
classes therein named DO accepted, he they w within
ten days atc tho eccpt Of the contract at the post Os
named, navy agent designated, the contreA
for The with good and saneeni suretes and Ia
the taid - shall tail TO into contract af0rc-
SAID guarantee 10 make goot the difference between
The oier Of ihe said - aud thai which mss be ac-
copied
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tDRlc.)
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - are knewa
TO men OF property and able 70 make good their
uaIantee
(Slenature) G.H.
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No.l FLAX Canvas ana irvine No. I'm and Zines No.
hnerm pl Sos 3, stoves and eeokins catoosoe NJ 10
Leather No. il LgnuuvtUi hQii, LAuftfn5f NJ rs
eoap and TaQwi 30, 20, Brushes No. - si1tloney'
Ao. 2i hudWagni No. ~ Ship lh-ndiciYi 80 70, tcf
Wltei no. ~ Dry 0Hodsi AQ.3i tiliefF ltli ~ ~
Chain Iron no. at, walnut, Mahysau3i and q, y no -
iugot Conptl. " lll-ilt-s