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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

FEsRUSF SALE.-By virtue of a
Il iruu Deed executed TO the undersigned
on the 8 h day of February, 1926. by Andfe@
uim and Mary his wife Tor certain purposes
therein mentioned, and nov OF record in the
County court of Berkeley. tie undersigned will!
proceed to sell, for CASH, in front of Gregg.
Tavern. Failing Waters. on SATURDAY,, he
IN day y May nert. the one ninth part Or
share o. undivided TRACT OF LAND, con.
tanning us acres. late the property OF John
Phzer, decd. This farm sdjoins the lands q
Archibald shearer, Charles Downs, aud others,
near TIE River Potomac, aud is we'll improved
Also two horse sleigh. B!scksmth's Bellows
and Side Saddle. The sale will t.ke place be.
tween the hours OF IL and 3 o'clock Such
title - s vested in me as Trustee (which !.
presumed to DC goodl will be made the pur
chaser. ADAM LEWIS T,D,ter
March l5-ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

TUE Msasgers respectfully ofser 10 rhe
4 public asiiSe, tue scheme If the next
Washington Lottery, arranged ~ the combina.
lion m.de. % numbers being used. Of ~hch
three are combined upon each ticket. These
% num' ers from 10 90 incirst> e) being eve.
rally ralled up and placed in wheel in view If
The public on the day 1T drnwings NINE Of
them are drawn oai producing by this simple
ard accurate method, 81 prize, each with three
Of thu drawn numbers; $50 each with two II
the drawn numbers, and HAYS prizes. each
Ehh one " the drswn numbers: c0s2S other
tickets having neither of the iasn numbers,
beng blanks. The ticket having on !, the Isl,
ID and 81 drawn numbers being entitled To the
highest pri1e, &c,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

E4SoR RENF-The subscriber wiIl rent for
e. the term of one year from the list
gay OF April next, the one half Of that
valuable Brick House and Lot of ground.
az present in the occupancy of Beoia-
MN Conveys, Esq. near the Market
Hohse. This House has been occupied
as a Tavern for several years. Posses.
SION can be had on the Ist day of April.
Apply to JOHN S. PORTEKFIEID rs
march H. For George Psr.e, Eelg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

"os SALE By virtue CTS trust Deed.
900 executed to me on The 18Th day Of March.
1919, by Henry Dee, and nov of record in The
county court of Berkeley. for certain nurnos /,
'hefein mentioned, viii be sold. for Cash. on
me premises, on Saturday, the 7ih da, of A.
pr'i next. Certain HOUSE and LOr, situate
o., john street, in the town Of Martinsburp.
he sale viii take place between the hours O,
IL and O'Clock Of he day
WILLIAM GREGORY, Trustee.
March *
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

kNoR RENr.-Tbe House and lot at present
IA occupied by Mr.. Lewis Is. w,soog. IN
Buckles town. The house is comfortable and
pleasantly situated in the most public part Of he
town. witha good Convenient Kitchen sd;o;".
ing, and';he ioi well enclosed. This propertv
would be rented low to a good tenant and
possession given the LIST day of April next
For further particulars apply TO SIR Robert
Bosk IN buckles.town. or 10 the subscriber.
EN0CH MATTHEWS.
Middle Greek, March, is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOK RENT-
the subscriber will rent for the term Of
one year from the lst day of April next. The
one half Of that vsluable Brick House and Ia,
OF Ground. near the Market House. IN Mar
tinsburg' Possession can be had the Isi dsy of
April. Apply to lanes rORu4N
March Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15
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on FRIDAY last, at The residence of the Rev.
VIZ. hsllhtwS, IN Shepherds town, Mrs ST.
San WILSON, relict OF the late James wi.
son ia o' thus place. in the o3th year OF her
-E@, i'er remains were inferred in the Epp CO.
pa oWri ing ground in this town on SATURDAY
on s"nusy morning last, Mr.. GEORGE
bis age.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

Lon KENT.-A liomsr and 80 :, o'-0,--.d
\ near opeckon Creek. in Jefferson COUNTY
Inc HOOSE Is co'ntoriahie dwelling, ,her-
is also good WE.9yE SROF. sable and
o,her necessary improvements for familv.--
ms IS desirable situation for Mechsme
particularly sWeaver, being in a popo or,
wealthy neighborhood. For terms apDiy ~
'oe subscriber ABRA HAM GORRELI..
March Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

EEoUsE AND LOT FOR RENT On
Aa Saturday, the cath inst. will be Of.
Tered at public tent for the tenn Of one
year, the House and 10, of ground. al
present IN the occupancy Of Jacob Sny-
uer, situate on Queen-Street. Martins
odrg Possession viii be given on the
ist day OF April. The renting will take
place between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock of the day.
FREDERICK BRENNER.
March IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

EAuBlIC SALE. WIN be sold =, pubic .u1
4 ton, on Monday, The Goth INST on
my Farm, at the Mouth Of Opeckou
Creek, Work Horses and Gears, si.ch
Cows, stock Cattle, Hogs and sheep
Farming Utensils Of every description
two Wagons, Ploughs, iIarrows, Wind
mill, Cutting Box, Sc. ilousholI and
Kitchen Furniture; one ten plate Stove
The terms will he made known ON the
day Of sale. JAMES F0RMAN.
March Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

me DOLLAR REWARD Runaway from
~ the subscriber living in Martinsburg, on
Monday morning last, an indented apprentice
10 learn the Coopers' trade, named Jacob F.s!ier
about IL years old. is small of his age. He i
we'll clothsd--lt is deemed unnecessary 10
give further description, as he is ell kn.wo
about Msrunsburg, and is. no doubt, lurking
SCOUT town. All persons are strictly forb,.,
from harbouring said apprentice, a. am deter.
mined to prosecute every person found SO OF.
Tending. The above reward will be paid upon
his beng taken up and returned.
Marchsl5. JESSE HORN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

From Virginia, we learn that the reso.
lutions of Mr.. Giles, protesting against
| the exercise of all the beneficient pow.
ers of the General Government, and
leaving to IT, in fact, no power but that
OF taxing the People for the support OF
armies and navies, of foreign diploma
tic intercourse, aud of domestic civil
list, have passed the House of Delegat
by vote OF something like three to
one. We expected, in this age Of quack
cry and delusion, nothing less. 1t is
well that the resolutions OF the Dele.
gates do not bind the People at home,
and there is redeeming spiri: abroad!
which will drive off these absurd doc
trines, like chaf before the wind. In
two years from this time, they will be
heard of no more but as the fantastic e..
manatlons OF a feverish excitement. We
are lost in establishment at the inconsis-
tency of politicians, when we recol.
lect that, of one of the doctrines protest
ed against, the author of the protest was
himself the father and protector. fe
seems to have wanted the natural afsc
lion of the parent of his offspring OF
the absurdity Of another of these pro-
tests, the second act If this Govern
ment of which Mr.. Madison was The
distinguished founder and supporter,
affords the clearess refutation mot to
speak of the early history of the Co
vernment, and of its uniform pract;ee
from its establishment TO this day.
- Nat Intel.
The 10Th Congress expired on Satur.
day last, alter a session remarkable on.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

" The citizens Of Betkeey county, are in.
'ltec TO attend meeting. 10 be held at the
oouFt House IN Msrtins5urg. on Saturday the
3ist INST on The subject Of the Convention.
Question. March
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

GNSH SALE Twill be soll public sue.
" iion, for cash, at tae subser her.
residence, four miles from Martinsbrsg
on Wednesday, the esIh inst. a good
Road Wagon. Cart. Horse Gears.
Farming Utensils, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs; Household and Kitchen Furni.
iure. sale 10 commence early in the
day. HARRISON WAITE.
March is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

Il LEI VN.-An election tor seven Trus
- tees OF tue town Of msrtinsbure. VIII be
held at The Court House, on MONDAY, the I'd
day of April next. March IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

U~CNe are authorized to announce NJ .ior
Join PElER. as candidate to represeo,
herNe'ey, jefferson, Hampshire, Hardy and
Morgan IN the next Congress of tue Tinted
States.
give are authorized to announce WILLIAM
AkhS RONG, fsl. as a candidate 10 repre
sent Berkeley, Jefferson, Hampshire. usrsh
aud Morgan ~ the next Congress of the United
Slater,
20 We are authorized to announce Dnc,or
CHARLES A. TuRLEY. as Candidate 10
represent the counties Of Berkeley, HAMPSHIRE
Hardy and Morgan IN the Senate of Virgin,
owe are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE MOSES
I. HUNTER, Esq. as u candidate 10 rep,esent
'he county Of Berkeley in the next Legislature
IT Virginia.
GIVE are authorized to announce DAyID
~ ALLEN, Esq asa candidate 20 represen,
the counties of Fire derck and Jefferson in III,
senate ct Virginia.
J'We are aahorized to announce ANDREW
NbNNEof, Eco As a candidate to represe n,
the county Of Jefferson IA the next General A
| semby ct Virginia
81 we are authorized tn anno,pce Docto,
DANIEL HiGH, as candidate 20 reoreseel
the c, nn'y Of Morgan in the next Legislature
Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

CAiANiTOUS FIRE Al NORFOLK
Capt. Gale mber of the schr. Plutarcb.
arrived last night, in 30 hours from Nor
folk, states, hat most de structiye fire
occurred in Norfolk on Friday night
in which be was told that upward, Of
one hundred houses were DESTROYED, The
fire commenced at the corner Of Church
and Main streets, and burnt the whola
OF that square and then caught the Old
English Church, and burnt every house
from that place to the commons. The
wind blew very strong from the South
West-Bait Pat
We have just received slip from the
Norfolk Herald, which says
I'VE have not time to give any thing
like probable estimate of the amount
OF property destroyed, or the names Of
the individual sufferers. Between forty
and fifty families have been rendered
houseless, and the loss cannot be m uch
short of $4,000. The Church (inclu
ding its elegant organ) was insured for
$4,000 in the Mutual Assurance Office.
and we understand that most of the hou-
. ses OF any considerable value were also
insured. The fire might have been ac-
cidental, but there is too much cause to
apprehend that it was the work of the
lurking incendary."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15
Auctions Saturday Next.


NTARsHAL'S SALE.--Pnrsuant 10 d de-,
IVA cree OF the Superior Court Of ChsnceryS
holden at Winchester, in suit depending in
said Court,
William Butler, administrators of Levi Maj
TN. deed. Plaintiff,
Abraham Stipp and Others, Drffs
Win he sold, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
OF March next. before the front door Of Daniel
Entler's tavern, in shepherds town. a TRACT
or LAsND belonging 20 the said Abrahsm
Supp, lying IN the county Of Jefferson, near
SAID town and about one mile from the River
Potomac, being the same tract Of land than
was devised to The said Abraham stipp BY his
h'her Martin oapp, dec d. supposed 10 be .ha
two thirds OF one hundred snd forty-three acre !.
Also, the said Abrsham s,pp's interest in tho
dover st the widow OF his father the said Mar
tin stipp, decd. Terms OF sale: one third Of
the purchase money To be paid in hand and
TIE remainder 10 two equal annual payments.
the purchaser to give bond and approved Sc
curly and deed ot trust on the pre- misses 10
secure the credit payments: The sale will take
place between the hours Of twelve and four
o'clock.
NATHANIEL SEWERS, Dbl FIR
q. ". Servers, NM. c. d.
February S.--ctis.
IL.
inst. viii be exposed to Public Sale, at tha
SUBSCRIBERS residence, adjoining Hoifinsn's
Mil, on Tusearora. four miles from Martins
burg, the following property, 10 wits Fresh
Mich Cows, young Cattle, Hogs and Sheep
Farming Implements OF all kinds, such an
pioGghs, Hsrrows, sc. Grain in the ground.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture of every ie-
scripton, among which are good Beds. Bed.
ding and Bedsteads. Bureaus, Corner Cupboard.
Tables, Chairs. and number Of other articles
not necessary TO particularise, quantity of Ba-
con, Viewers Loora and Tackle compiete. =
large quantity OF web seasoned Coober's STurr.
and yet OF Coopet's Tools. Mine months cree
lit viii be given for all sums above three dol
lars, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security under that sum, cash. Sale to COM
met nee early in the dsy.
March Its MARK THATCHER.
Tuesday Next.
EbUBLIC SALE.-WiII be exposed
u at pubic Auction. on TUESDAY, the 20th
DAY of March. at the late residence OF John
Light, sen decd. all his Personal Estate. con-
'sting of Houses. Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs. with
! quantity OF Wheat. Rye and Corn,-Also.
household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming u
ensls Of every description, one Road Wagon.
me Farm Wagon, TWO Carts, one Carriage and
iarpes~, one Eight Day Clock. quantity OF
fencing Plank, one set of Blscksmith's Tools.
nd various other articles not important TO men~
o.. Nine months credit will be g,ves for all
ums over five dollars, the purchaser giving
ord with approved security. under that sum,
ash Sale 10 commence At 10 O'Clock ia thm
coming, and eSnslaae an 81 al Is sold.
March Its TIE EXECUTORS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15
LIousE AND Tor roR sALG-rAe sub

HousE AND LOT FOR SALE The sub.
scsiber wishes To sell the House and Los
he at present occupies in the town of Martins
burg. situate on the North side Of King street.
adjoining the Presbyterian Church. The pro-
pvrty consists OF half 10, well enclosed, 3
con'enen' Dwelling House and Kitchen, with
= roomy Cellar and all accessory out buildings,
in good repair. The garden Is good one with
a variety OF choice fruit trees, aud water very
convenient. As private residence, or for al
industrious mechanic, there are few situations
in tie town more eligible. To one disposed to
purchase, the terms will be moderate.
Feb 22.--tf JAMES LANDERKIN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

The Legislature OF Virginia, adjourned on
Friday last sine die
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15
B.8SRGNCTov err LOTTERY.
1895 Prizes 81
pRlCE or tHANCES.

IooJo PfIzcs y1U2,b6O
PRICE OF CHANCES.
WnoLs S4,-----HALvss 32.---Quaarxn 81.
parcel OF 20 tickets must Of necessity
draw at less 3S6 in small prizes. gentlemen
who prefer 20 adventure only for the larger
ones, can deduct the value OF the small prizes.
aud take Managers certificates. emitting tho
ed.
A certificate of % wholc tickets, $40 40
20 lIslves. % 20
20 Quarters IL S.
GTDIstant adventures viii please address
Their letters TO the MANAGERS. tpost paidy
enclosing the cash or Prize tickets. aud the
most punctual attention will be given.
Prize tickets IN former Lotteries are paid a.
this oifice or received as Cash IN all purchases,
YATES 3 MlNIYRE, Managers,
March IS. Huntington City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15
FOR HIRE,

II dfsty yo;lng Negro Girl,
Web acquainted with house work. and has &C.
MY aud strength to assist at out door work
IN husy time. The terms Of hire viii be Ii.
beral Enquire Of
JAMES p ERSEISE, * CO.
MassiSsburg, 80. 22-if.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

MARSHAL's sALE.--Pnrsuant TO de-
IVA cree OF the Superior Court Of Chsncerys
holden at Winchester, in suit depending in
said Court,
William Butler, administrator of Levi Man
IN, deed. Piainnf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

The 10Th Congress expired on Satur.
day last, alter session remarkable on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11
Ifrsnn The Boston Daly Adyet,iserl
'oTTeSP01Iaence betUeea mir GaIoiuI and :


Canning.
among The documents communicated to Com
gTess ny be President of the United Statss =,
The opening OF the late session OF CONGRESS. was
a letter from Mr Canning TO Mr.. GalIa,in OF
September IL, 1926, the answer of MIR. Gailatin
OF SePtenber y, and letter OF Instructions from
MT Clay 20 MIR Gallatin of November II. A
m"ng the documents laid before the House of
Commons, March &c, as mentioned 10 our paper
Yesterday, Is The reply of AIR. Canning, dae
Zee -, alter the receipt o the despatch above
mentioned rem MIR. Clay, and communicating the
substance OF that despatch and lastly letter
from Mr. Canning to Mr.. GsIlliin, dated Jan 81,
1927 -
In the letter If November 10, Mr.. CANNING
maintains The ground iha Great Brit4ie has q
right to preserve the monopoly Of the trade of her
colonies; that It is right which has been prac
Used ard acquiesced in by all nations, and rIgLt
OF different nature from that right by which 2
nation may inieIdic all foreign trade with herself
lie replies az some eagih 70 the argument of Mr..
Gallstin against this right IN reply o he remark
OF NJ Gallauo, that the United States ere ex
Guided from uade with the colonies, which Is
open to The rest OF the world Nit Canning saws
that Gfest Brlisin, for considerations ofwbich she
alone Is he Judge, has opened her colonial trade 10
other nations, not a. matter Of special favor or
ut srecial claim TO any one bur on specified con .
diious, common o ~ nations who might think
mt 10 subscribe TO them, and 10 he sni;ed Staies
among the rest. IL some Of the nations hive
taken ~dYantcge Of tho opening offered TO hem
by accepting The condition annexed TO -, and O.
Tiers, including the y. States, have omitted 70 20
DO, II is not correct descr pGon OF The coaso.
guence, TO say dat they are excluded by Great
i'd'ain from Trade, which, on tire contr.ry, she
inviIed them 10 shDs The u. States cannot put
forward tbe preicnslon, that chat is afsnteJ n
"a. /. f..s D. r.f 4
condifionsI.y.
Then follows The following letter from Mr.
Canning TO Mr. Gdlaun, which closes tho &c,
resp ndsnce.
Mr.. Secretary CANNING 10 Al5eyt Gal2a,,a
Use.
FoRFIeN OFFIcr, jan. 81, 1927.
The undersigned, &c. has lLe honour TO se.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11
Flou d, NV YoI. goqul,r Of ~, :.
VENL LATE FNOM EuROIE

a fleet OF vessels arrived yesterday from Eu.
rope, and among them The Henry w. from Havfe,
bringing dates as late as the 18th ole hilsns in
Portugal assume very serious aspect the rebels
~ they are called, have been victorious, and IL is
evident iiai the British must send heavy reinforce
meats, GO thc troops they have here already will
be beaten. Tie Irdicatesr of Borlesux says
that ibey viii Be reinforced conadsub,y, spd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11
D0MIGiSTxO.
WINCHESTER
THE HESSIAN FLY.

We are sorry to earn tba owing 10 the raw.
committed by THE destructive insect, The VIZ.
crop, which, until lstsly, promised to remuns,s,s
the iarme for the deficiency of the two last vs.,s
begins to wear sickIy aspect, and that esns,si
failure Of IT, 10 this quarter is to be apprelepdeJ
Every hing seems 70 20 wrong since the bir,b of
the pre- ent administration Con ernporaneous vvi,b
Ibai even, (ii We recollect sigbt,) the Tariff Of
1924, began 10 operate. and the WeevI frs, mad
It's Appearance; both Of which hav. since bssn :,
work 10 The 10 small annoyance o. The fs,noo-
q nd then, TO say nothing Of the thousands If a.,
money lsvlsbed IN favofi,es and in paving ,,sss.
for their support of he administration snd a.
nuncIauoDs Of the " unpiincpled opnosi,ion ~
comes he Presidents proclamation cutting Of ~
trade 18th the Bfidsb Colonies, worth 50,
five MILLIONS per 0Hnun and deprivipa ~
OF markst Which annually consumed oO5 ooo
barrels Of ou -four So much for the thrss erc.,
evils itb which we arc at present afI,c ,sds a.
Hessian Fly tie Weeyil, and the n,no,i,1 A -
"'nlsuslion; for the TWO first We know of ~, 1Ao'
nedy he iae can only be removed BY the use Of
Old Hick0ry. fDjgj,5o,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11

ICON ths Wauenton, Fsuguier county Gsze,,er
" The wheat crop has suffered much she,
The sol was thin, The growth vas arrested. and
myriads OF that most des ructiys insect, the a.
has devastated much; al pro.peet Of mil L.,sc.,
IS fled, The probability nov s, that no ci,angs IS
weather can make The cop even an average o.
fears are entertained that 1t may not turn out bs,-
Ter than il was last year"
We are sorry 70 hear from some Of The o,,o,
counties Of The State that The Fly is mskies JlasJ
iul wages urou ihs wheat Some 6.lI. ,,s
formed arc eatigiy Gesusved
-F|eae5tfsburg Aergld
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08
Dec n.

YrAORIY DOLLARS REV ARD Stolen
q from the Stable OF the subscriber living on
the Forest Road II, C. miles from L.ynchburg. on
Wednesday night la,i. ii large sorlel morse, four
years old come eptng, about feet : inches
high, aud lengthy in the body, carries LOFTY
head. and PAGES very well. long tail, a linle
inclined 10 curl. viii his left hind foot white, no
other mark rccollcred. The bridle which he
was taken away with was polished steel shil
bit, winch has been in use several years, bun at
present newly filed with lair leather. | Will
give the above reward for the apprehension of
the thief and horse or ten dollars for any intor-
mutton of the horse, so that | get him again.
BEVERLY X. SCOTT.
Bedford, Dec 81. ti20