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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
To The Editor Of the .lEarans5nrg Gazette.
WAsntsarox, Jan. d, l9:

WAsHisa Jan. u, 1897.
SR:--I enclose blli reported Dy the CON-
mittee on Roads AMI Canals, autnorslag the
President to appoint three discreet and d,sin
terested persons to examine the several routes
proposed tor Road from this City to the Uni.
ted states Road at or near Cumberland, and to
re,,ort to the President 10 be by him lsld be-
tore Congress Their proceedings, and the route
by tke,a preferred, You will perceive, that no
interneliA te point is made, consequently all the
routes proposed will DC examined, and the
Commissioners will, under the solemn oDligs-
tion OF an oath, select that route, which IN their
.oplnion, is best calculated to effect the object
in view. take this ocI aston To say. that OF the
advantage of any enc Of the proposed routes
over the others, have not yet. from any in.
formation amin Possession OF, been able to.
fora an opinion; aud did, AS it was ny desy
TO do, present 10 the proper Department, the
Maps and Surveys made OF the sesera. routes
end the representations +of their respective
friends, without intimating preference tor
either. l distinctly stated 10 the Citizens OF
the District at the last election, that would
support such proposition as that contained IN
the bill; and trofn the vaflous aud conf cgiag
interests involved IA the measure, no talthfai
representative Of the District could, in my o.
pinion, pursue any other course. Believing As
OF Congress to appropriate the National funds
for tue promos'on OF great Rational Objects OF
Ia5ernal improvement, and that this Road, as
well as the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, is OF
that character, VIII, both in and out Of Con
Kress, cheertuiiy tend 10Y aid IN support OF any
measure calculated to effect SO desirable an
object.
On the subi-c, ofthe present Administration,
permit me to say, that conceive it 10 be the
duty of the REPRESENTATIVE of the people, to
advocate and support all measures that be may
consider will promote the public good, and 90
oppose all those which IN his opinion may have
= contrary tendency. without regard to the
source frona whence they emsnate, and in ad
vocating r oppos ng ;neasuTes he rs not 10 en-
quire was tber they will promote or prevent
tine election OF this Individual or that individual
to the ppesidency; he is in my opinion, elccted
for very different, and mofe Important pur-
pose: he is to guard and protect the great M
terests of this our happy union. But IN the &c.
vent OF the election dey0viug on the House OF
Representatives, it is has duly TO vote tor that
person who may at the election OF Electors re-
eeive the largest number OF votes IN his 9lstriGt,
regardless OF his own npialons erpredelsetiou.
This rule viii govern NE should have the no
nor OF seat IL the next Congress, AID that c.
vent shall occur. never have, and | never
will, cham my sell TO the Car of any msn--l viii
remain tree TO act my best Judgment MAJ
dictate. and the public interest require.
am with Respect,
Your Oh [. Servt.
Nm. ARMS THONG
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

On Friday last. in the House of Delegates,
Mr.. Letter called up the engrossed Convention
Bill. Mr.. Giles took the floor, aud delivered
hi, sentiments AZ length, IN opposition to tae
bill. When be took his seat, the question was
taken on its passage. and the b'il was rejected
Ayes los, noes l07.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
Here We have il!

Govsrror Tyler aud .Mr. Clay.-A
report has lately reached US, which has
staggered our faith in Gov. Tyler, and
which, If true, as we are apprehens;ye il
will prove, will utterly destroy the con.
fidence we had reposed in him and
cause the Legislature to repent, If they
have not already done il, the hour in
which they chose him as the successor
of John Randolph in the Senate OF the
United States. The repor, to which we
have alluded is this--that Mr. Clay with
in the last few days, stated in conyersa-
ton with several gentlemen, that shertly
after the determination of the late Pre-
sidentiaI election in the House of Re-
personalities, he received lette, from
Gov. Tyler approving, in unqualified
terms, of his, (Mr. C's) course, in that
election, and eongratulating Dir C. and
the country upon the result We have
seen a gentleman of undoubted veracity
who had this statement from one of
those to whom Mr.. Clay communica.
ted il, and We give it to the public as we
receivedit,tha il maybe falsifed by Go.
Tyler or his friends, il untrue. II true.
the people of Virginia have been gross
y deceived and imposed upon in the e.
lection Of Gov. Tyler TO the Senate
they difler most widely with him as TO
the propriety of DIR. Clay's conduct, and
would be unwilling to be represented by
him, or any other man who thinks with
him on that subject. If it should turn
out that such letter as that we have
described, was written By Gov. Tyler
TO Mr.. Clay, we would respectfully en-.
quire whether that fact was known
to the Legislature when they entered
upon the late election of Senator?
Him. Virginian
tWhat pity this grand discovery was not
sooner made, so that the Legislature might have
blown John Tyler "sky high" Where was
the Sentinel Certainly not on the wsieh-tower
guarding agsinst the encroacbnsnts Of the en-.
emy--No, no. Tie was found longing in the
lobby of the Senate" But keep your tempers
friends, ca have not learnt the wsrst-9
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
PMLa 9A1RpP8s
MARrlxsBuRG. FEsau4ar /. 1897.

ITrhere will be meeting OF the Board Of
School Commissioners for the county OF Berke-
lev. at the Court. House in MArtInsourg, on the
frat day of Court, at 10 o'clock, AIN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

sgUsLtC SAiE--Will be sold at public
j. sale, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at
tie residence OF the subscriber, living on the
road between Abraham Msrlatts and Major
0rrick's, the following property, yizi Wagon,
Pio,ghs, HaFrows. sc. some tine Colts, fresh
Mich Cows, number OF Hogs Household
and Kitchen Furniture of every description, ..
moug which are goodBeds and BEDDING, first
r.testen plate Stove and pipe, together with a
number of other artisles not necessary for to
pafucaiatise. Nine months credit Will be Civ
en- on all sums over three dollars. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security--three dol.
'aFs aud under, Cash. sale TO commence earis
IN ,he day. NICHOLAS SNYDER.
February Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

Our ole friend Smoot, in hi. last sen.
tiTne OF the Valley, informs his readers
that he had been intI cd aced 20 Mr.. Ran
dolpA Washington. "0f the Sentinel
81 the Valley, presune,n said Mr. ham
dolph The same replied hr. Smoot.
This condescensioa and personal know
ledge of Mr. Randolph, seems quite to
have won the heart Of oar old Trend
Smoot % The classic name. 1t is thus
troats are tieked by the skiliul anger.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01
From De P.t.sbrg Slaiesmas.

IL ~ not little singular that while
the papers friendly 10 General jackson,
IN tsls state, are denouneing Mr.. Adams
as violent aud invetera,e federalisi,
the federal prints in New-Jersey are
condemning him because he has confer
red all the late appointments to Offices
"a that state upon democrats sceinSscsig.
The truth is, there never has been an
administration conducted upon poye
correct and republican principles than
that whichnow SO ably presIdes over guy
country. --- "
|, is not wonderful that 40 general
sentiment should prevail throughout toe
lower counties OF th. valley in favor Of
internal improvements by Congress
,, The reasons for his sentiment we have
given at length heretofore, end we only
refer to it now to say that every men,
Der in that body from this part Of the
stale entertains most decidedly the sanie
opinion. 1t was therefore with some
surprise that we were told few days
since that a rumor was in circulation in
the adjoining district represented by
Mr. Armstrong, that that gentleman
was avetse to Internal improvements
We contradict the report as a matter ri
common justice to him, and deem it on
" necessary TO refer 10 his votes on the
subjects which have been presented to
Congress involving the question, TO put
It at rest forever. We hare no wish to
interfere N the coming election between
Mr. A. and his respectable competitor
Major Peter; nor do we know the sem
timents OF the latter on the subjects spo-
ken of; but this much we may say, that
no man who is opposed 60 internal i'm
proyements by Congress can on that
ground receive tenth of the votes Of
the people of Western Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-01

Loss OF The SCHOONER VfcToRT.-
The Portsmouth Journal of the 20th ult.
says A letter was received in town
yesterday, by Henry Prescott, Esq from
PASSPORT, confirming the loss of the
Yictory--and of all hands on board
The Victory was bound to New. York,
and bad ten persons on board, including
the passengers; among whom It is said
there was r woman and child.-Capt.
Moore, who was recently residen. :.
New-York, has left wife and four
small children to mourn their loss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

virtue Of deed trust, executed BIZ Neil hcC,n
Ne To he subscribers, hearing on the fast iav Of
November in the year 1919, and daily recorded in the Office
OF the county court of t;o"cand, shall In Ire .i
rst bidder the fourth day August next If but #
not, then tile first fair day ft Sundays excep,ed
the premises for cash, in the county, Of
Gnochland, called whitehall, situated upper Lick
nghoe Creek, containing by esmat seven hunr,.ti and
odd acresor so much oi The said tract Will he
to raise the of fifteen bundled and thirteen dollars and
szt cents with interest thereon from the Eth of Mo-
vsnbcr. 1919. aud the expenses attending the execul ion
this trust. The title is believed good, but acting as
trustees, we will only convey such title is in US
by said deed. ROBERT nos FIAT
JOHN q. WILLIAMS
June g ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

NOTICE. forewsru all persons from cutting Wood
L upon my piece of land of 16 acres, and extending
from TIE road TO the north of piece land formerly Mr.
VIM Aackeuzes, to Coleman line bounded ON the East
by piece of Land formerly the property of the Mr. Ar
chbald Blair, aud on the West by the Hermitage Tact
Any person giving legal evidence agaus, any person or
persons guilty OF the said offence shall be considered by
having done considerable service. give the same
in regard of land in Duvas addition aud
numbered in his plan 227 223 and 229I will either sell
or lease for term of years the above parcels of land nd
also acres, less, Richmond Hill, with brick
dwelling house upon it, aud very the City the soil is
of good quality.
For Rent that large and valuable Lot and Houses on
Cary Street present occupied by Mr. James Wallace
and also the three story Brick Tenement on I4b Street,
Mayo Bridge Possession of both properties 10 he
had the 1st OF October neStE will sell on reasona bic
the whole any part Of the above property md
also the Lot 18th Street, running back to VIRGINIA
Street, and adjoining the property of Mr. H. T.. Wight
JAMES INNES.
Richmond, May 18th, 1927. w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
NEW GOODS.

az g. e. JAMES & CO. -ierta Bridge, have received
= (c!efy by the last arrivals from New York, Boston
aud Philadelphia the following DRY GOODS:
case super blue aud lack cotIs. cheap
d do rs and 4-i grass beached Irish linens
do 6ieacl.ed German SHIFTING liner, s,iberi0r
or:ic!e
do Oh Irish sl,eetinE
do Sd long lawns
do Sd BIRDS eye and 81 Irish dapec
do IS superior N1errimack prints
do 8 rich plaid prints
do : and ID carmen, dinity
do Lcshorn Bolivar hats, cheCP
do best silk unibrsllas and double florence parasos
do "Cla:ks" spool Saving cotton: all NUMBERS
do containing good assortment of she'll tuck, long
bent, neck ana deep teeth side combs--( an,ong
the tuck, OF rery large siss)
Heavy black Italian lutestring
10 Gfos de Maps, of almost every color, plain and
watered
Black Italian grapes, broad sorGge
Green, white blue, and pink foren6es
Superior black French lorences
4, and black nudes
Black, white, pink, brown aud straw sains
=, and Cd plain bobbnet chen,
Rich bobsinei wells F
Mrs. Can,elo's corsetts, Nos. 3, and 5
3 bales 81 brown shr:iugs
5 do 4, S and Cd brown sacetM.
Q do 8 a plaid domestic
- do and "A superior indigo plaid domestic
do "a Dorchester ticking
ro Al WalpOle do fine qualify
do 4 and Ga indigo apron checks
do 5 and ga do furniture checks
) do British oznaburgs,
Which aided the stock previously on ia nd renders
heir assortment unusually good. aug oe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
Patent Spring Saddle.
June 9

WA UGH has been said in recommendation of T. C.
I'VE Prettynans PATENT SPRING SADDLE: ]
think 1t the best invention have ever SEEN for ease
to the rider and durability. ] have made bat so, all
OF which have given entire satisfaction the patent
saddles purchased Of me- do prove 10 be very
the purchaser shall be at liberty to return the same
alter the first trial, and | will return the money.
have constantly on hand, best plain ADD shated
Saddles, patent spring without An elegant assort~
ment OF plated and polished steel curb and ralie bits:
English bride leather and nartugaes plated and pc.
Shed steel stirrup IRONS sprn- do carriage, gig aud
Jersey wagon harness: Whips aud spurs--wch VIII
sell low for cash or approx ed paper.
DAVID JhCK6ON,
May 22-Wts Main Street.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

other late fresh assortment OF 'i'e
fashionable and desirable GOOS, OF the latest mpnra-
lou, which he enabled offer very low prices
rash.
Plaid and striped CHILEAN dresses
Do do batiste and grass cauiaricS. OF new and
beautiful patterns
Plain aud shaded Grccian stripes
Striped nd plaid cam5rie gingham
London printed cambcs, assorted
BLACK Italian lts.riug of sup. quality
Heavy hiack Maxim and Mandarin iGstTiug
Satin levanine aud company snuiHs
Figured aud plain Gro d. n apl-S, ussHSci
Black white and coorcd satIjs, part very SUPERIOR
(uio,ed aud black Elorcnce aud NiarcrIiie siifs
supctfuc pn,sec ilor ladies' r,!irs d,esscs)
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Uuhisa chcd Iu,!ia grass cloth
Cd French neri;,u bnn,baHinc
Black nd mixed hastings and circa.sa,ts
Brown and white french diiiliugs, assorted
Eca name chop uankeen
White and Coloied Marseilles vestnr
London s,ipc fine cloths and assincres assortei
PLAIN aud striped furerincs aud leans
Cd checked aud striped camhrics au'I jaconcts
A and 6 book, null, jacouet and Swiss muslins
Rich tamboursd and floss worked do
Swiss and India null robes and scarfs
Rich worked jaConet aud cambtc robes
Drab and hun cambgic lo bnnneis
Floss worked. book, null nd IL comet trimming
Supertlue and fine camhsIc aud furniture dimity
superior assortment OF thread Iaccs, edgugs and trim
mings
Bobbinet and gimp iaces assorted
al and 81 plain and tsn,boured bobbuet acc
Eich lace peleIines caPes, collars, hdkfs. aud ps
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
White aud black lace wells, pant very superior
Black white and green gauze wells
Barge aud eros de Naples hfkfs asserted
Fine and superfne thread ca mblie hdkis
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
English and German cotton and thread do
superior assortment 7-3 and IL Irish linens
and 81 sbcetings, of various qualities
Long lawns and superior birds eye diaper
"a, "a md io-I table diaper and danask
Scntoh and German oznabu'gs and tickIemJurgs
Ccttcn nd thread tickings, assorted
Thread md cotton checks, assorted
Beached s. uubeachcd domestic shirrgs s. s',eeetipg
Common aud supsrhne domestic paiis and stripes
With great variety OF other desirable goods which
renders the assortment complete.
June % ,,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
by PLEASANTs s. SMITH.

IL The C oasrrrurioHAL WING is published ,,ccc
icsck, (Peinesdaps and Satsrdays at fiue dollars per
olsls,a, payable in Advance.
AZ Preoioms 20 discontiauance Of The paper, al
rcnrases mast be paid ind Gose sco may ,cs TO
dscoaue 2 notify TIE Editors 10 Mof effect, a: least
thirty days jeore lie period crFires for mh;ci ey sub
scri5ca.
~ For aioersing-75 cents square (oriess) for Tie
fist inserti0n and SO cents far each CONFERENCE.-The
'ujer Of insertions be noted Ete us otherwise
they tDGk be continued dad charged accordingly.
AZ -4N letters 10 The Editors mwstbs postpaid, Eey
acIi receive attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

asERVANTS WANTED.-A Female Servant, who is
- good plain Cook and House Servant frcm IL to
~ years are wanted for the balance of the ciouf
"cumoT0ace For those who be recon,ne nled as TO
good cha acer. Sc. Liberal hire will be allowed En-
qurr this Office. g,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

Lancaster DDontaky Session, .tiprt I6tt, 1922.
against Oh d
LevaIa Coles VIM Myers &, FI;z,l,e,b Nvers Summons
DTS.
The Summons awarded in this cause ha wing been return
ed executed on all of the parties except William Myers,
dnd ~ appearing to the satisfaction the ceur
said William Myers is inra bitant Oft. common
wealth.; II IS therefore ordered thai he be summoned
appear here the 81 Monday in August next 10 shevv
cause If any he caU why the lands of which George T.
Myers and Julia George died should divided
IN Kind and that copy cf this forthwith inserted
III the Hchmcnd Wba. for months successvey, aud
anoiher copy he posted mp at the ont door the Court
house OF this county.
80 Anes,. BENZ. NJ. WALKER. c. C. &c.
Mr.. W1tson Rboades, oDterac,se caied lPitsoa W.
I3hOddeS.
- iR you III reside within the commonwe alth Of
- Virginia, aud have no known gent attorney therein
adopt this method TO give you notice. that by virtue of
commission from the superior Of C1auccry,
by law 10 he holden the capitol in tine city Of Rchmon5
and commonwealth of Virginia, shall proceed, the
twenty second day 0f August next the WikesbOrough
lotcI, kept by Mr.. George V. Massey in the o
Wikesboroush in the county Of Wilkc' within the State
NoTth Carolina, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
ana SIX o'clock p NJ and continue from day ~ day, be-
tween the same hours of the following until the bU
ness shall be hhshcd take te dispositions of Isham
HUBBARD Mcnort Stokes Joshua Laws Joseph +. Pstter
son, Horace y. SItisIw WHITE David Laws, William Laws,
aus Others to be read evidence IN depending
IN me said superior OF chancery directed by law
De holden at the capitol m the city o Richmond aud
mon"eah of Virginia, aforcsaiA. wherein plaintiff,
lnb you James VI. Henderson, Francis W. Scott, Elisha
Jackson Robert Scott jun. and Francis Page, de(en
daus. am voore 6c
MENEL ~. G.. COLLEY, an infani,
under the age of twenty years, by her
Tuly 8, 1927. ''' ''''' ''''"'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
FEMALE TUITION.

"A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS of obtaining situation
DIS teacher IN a family. She is qualified gvc in.
III Music awimg, Ncet,icwok, all the
o'ahc"es OF an English Education. For particulars, en-
9uife OF the Eov. JOHN Kerr, Richmond.
1uiy2i w3us
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

B.lNk OF PifeGLSI.4, J!iy 2d, 1927.
THE President aud Directors have this ,iay declared a
Dividend nf per the Capital of the
Bank FOR the half year, which will lie paid the 18th
instant. 3, w. CAMBRIDGE, Cashier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

p. S. To those not acquainted with Mrs. Sunnerv!e,
will add, that entire Confidence may be placed in her as
lady, AMI teacher OF those arts to which she has
referred. Her Music is excellent, aud her oks nim-
table. Besides, if any should prefer course of
learning at the time, will add FOR their inorma-
ZION, that the Rev. j. II. e. Leach, teaches Female
School, of the rst order, i'll about half mile of nj u.s.
:; )r,ervilies
Mr.. Leach says in mite before of .his morning,
81 srowh afford much pleasure To aid .Urs. SoD,er-
allie 10 any eremt 'chia nly po'rsr Iv promoting tie
oliectS Of her undertaking." CREED TAYLOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
Mrs. Elizabeth Someryilie.
(LArE OF PErERsEuR,

ILAFE
IT'S living at BLANTON, NEEDIIAai, in the
r. county of Cumbe land and will thankfully under
take teach Music the Piano, Painting on Velvet
Wax Work, Working Nusliu aud la Work She is
ready til begin.
TERMs.-For board, was,ig and bedding, and the
necessary accommodations, by the year. proper
zion for any thereof (no less quarter pay
able in advance, $40 90
For Music, by the quarter, I2 50
For Painting Velvet, for the same time, IL 90
For making Wax-Wa rk, for the same time 10 On
For making Lace Work, for the same time, ) 90
For Working MusIin for the same time, 3 90
Aud ia proportion for any greater ,in,e.=;se--
July g. 1927. '-'--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

In .fn,eta County Court, .TovennAer 1876:
francis Goodwin, Pr,
against IN CLANCY
James Goodwin and Richard Eggesion, DTS !
The defendant James Goodwin, having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of as
semhly aud the rules Of this and appearing
satisfaction of the court, that he is
this commonwealth; therefore, the motion pta in
tiff by his attorneyi s ordered, tina, the said decndan
James Goodwin, do appear here the fourth Thursday in
February next, and the plaintiff b and thar a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in Of the
Richmond or Petersburg newspapers. nr success
svey and tina another copy be posted up the font
of the CourIouse of this county successive court
days.
28--wst copy. Tcstc, ]. 7. LEIGH, c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
NEW GOODS.

ALI. NELSON has received 10y the Planter aud
G 4 other late arrivals fresh assortment of the
fashionable desira bic GOODS, OF the latest impoa-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
pIRGLNT.4:


At Superior Court of Chsncery held Grccnbrier Court
House on 'ruesiey, the 18th of Juue, 1927:
The President aud Directors of the Literary Fund, PUs
against
John Williams, adm'or of John Cain decd, DR,
II appearing, from the bill of the plaintiffs in this cause
that John Cain, native Of ireland, died inestate nd
alien by the laws of this conmDnw calih on the dav
6f fG2 having his last residence in the county of
tTecBbrief, and leaving relations the United States
persons entitled his gnods and cbat,Ies under the
laws of this commonwealth directing the distribution of
Inlcstaie estates; and, that the day of 1890
the county court of Grcenbrcr granted administration
OF lis estate to John Williams, who in his character of
administrator took charge Of the personal Of fle
said John Cain, dec'd and tlat the plaintiffs have fled
their bill to have said estate ducecd then, benefit
81 the Literary Fund: 1t therefore ordered, that pl;c-
ton thereof BIZ made for three months in newspaper
published at the seat of of this State aud
some newspaper published the of goveIneu Of the
tneh states Aud is furt'cr ordered, that all persons
claiming an interest in said distributes tire
said John Cain, decd, do appear aud themselves
attendants To this suit the first day of tire next fern of
TINS court, or said estate will be dccrced the plaintiffs
a. copy. Teste, JOHN A. NORTH, Clerk