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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30
LEA PusEY Present..
Attest, CHARLES t. GRuBB Clerk.


A report has been in circulation some time
in relation to proposal of several masonic
members of the late National Republican Con-
vention at Baltimore. to dissolve the institu-
ton throughout the United States. In answer
to query of the ". Y Wing, the editor of
the Commercial Advertiser gives the following
information:
'We bv no means feel bound to answer all
the queries that may be put TO us through the
press or otherwise. But as the Wing is one of
the few papers not prone to violate the cour-
tesies of the press, we cheerfulIy respond to its
more readily, as we perceive that the
article referred to, is travelling widely through
the columns of the Antimasonic press. and err
roneous conclusions may be drawn from our
silence. The story is partly true. and partly
not. 1t is true that the writer of this article
met the Pennsylvania delegation, many of
whom were masons, to confer upon the SUBJ
lect OF recommending an entire abandcnment
OF the institution in the United States. 1t is
not true, however, that the writer said all that
has been put down for him. But the meeting
was one of strictly confidential nature; there
was strict understanding, that what took place
at that meeting was not to be repeated; and
whoever furnished the statement to the Ohio
paper has only proved that he was an unwor-
thy member OF the very numerous and respect
able delegation of Pennsylvania. Upon the
subject of a accomplishment ofthe masonic or
der. there was but one opinion among the gem
tlenen at Baltimore. The only difference
arose upon the course most wise and prudent
70 he pursued. We had an address to the
Masons of the United States, recommending
the entire dissolution of the institution, which
was signed by many distinguished members of
the order: But at the suggestion of the Penn
sylvania delegation, and some others. the plan
Of a Convention was thought most advisable.
One word as to the cloud hiss.'' There was
during the meeting referred to, at one point,
while the writer was speaking of certain shock
ing facts. which gave rise to the Antimasonic
excitement, what he conceived to be mark of
But it was unequivocally dis
avowed by the Pennsylvania gentlemen. who
declared that the noise was but the drawing in
OF the breath through the teeth, from the sen
sations of shuddeting and surprise.
When the Caribee Indians see their enemies
cast away on the shoals, they plunge into the
water to save them from the waves, and take
every care to recover them. While they ex-
pect to be put to death, the Indian chief thus
addresses them:--" To day you are our friends
tomorrow, our enemies: we will kill you then,
if we ran. hut RI dav denarf 4, ,,s.ea -
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30

AT a meeting of the citizens of Chester and
Newcastle counties, favorable to the construc-
ton ola Railroad from the City of Whining
ton to the Pennsylvania Rail Road, held at the
house of Harlan Cause, (Kennet Square) on the
24tf OF the Sd mo. (March,) 18ss:-Francis
Park was appointed Chairman, and John c..
Philips Secretary.
After the Committee appointed at former
meeting held at Emmor Worth's, had reported,
IT was moved and seconded. that Committee
OF hve be appointed, to draft resolutions ex-
Pressive of the sense of this meeting:
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30
TOWN MEETING.
In Council March "a

In Council March 49, 1882.
Resolved, By the City Council of Winnings
ton, That town meeting of the citizens of
Wilmington be convened at the City Hall on
Saturday next, the 3ist inst, at 8 O'Clock p. M
for the purpose of taking into consideration the
expediency Of accepting or rejecting the sup
plement to the amended charter, passed by the
General Assembly of this State on the 9Th Of
FEBRUARY last.
BY Order of the Council.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30

WILMINGTON nxPosrTcR.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29
ENotice.-n

g EAMANS GARARD respectfully informs
- the public, that he has opened an office
10 the front of DIR. Faris's house, the door be-
tween X. Janney's Apothecary Shop and
Peter Hoke's dwelling, where be will at all
times attend to his business as Master Com
missioner of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county, he
will also do any Sther writing which may be
entrusted TO hun, such as writing deeds. deeds
Of trust, mortgages, agreements, leases, IN.
dentures, Sc, the settlement oil estate and
guardian accounts in the County Court, or
in fact airy such writings as his friends or the
public may think him capable OF.
Marilnsburg, Nov ~, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29
TO Road Makers.

II sIE subscribers are authorized by an or
& der of the county court Of Berkeley. to
receive proposals for the making Of a graded
read, commencing at point nearly opposite
MIR Josiah Flagg's MilIers' House, and run.
ming South Of his Plaster Mill, DistiIlery SIC.
through his and Couchmans lands, TO the
New Bridge over Opequon, thence crossing
said Bridge and passing over small corner
of Thomas Vanmetre's land, until it inter
sects the old road about 90 poles S. E. of
said Bridge; good fording place 70 be made
across the Tuscarora creek, near Flaggs
Distillery, the hills reduced to an elevation
Of moi more than three degrees, the bed of
the road TO be convex, and no where less in
width than twenty feet, and wherever it
passes over bottom land, or any soft or pc,
rose soil, to be covered with slate, from the
adjacent hills, sufficiently thick to be firm
and permanent. MIR. Couchman, who lives
near said road, will show the ground TO any
person who may be disposed TO undertake
the same.
4 MATHEW RANSOM,
AARON HEBBERD,
JOHN TABB.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29

the Circuit Superior Court
| Of Luw and Chancery for Berkeley county,
| SEPTEMBER 18th, 1882.
Samuel Swingley, plaintiff,
against
Jeremiah Jack, sen. and the heirs of Meve-
rell Locke, decd. defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
|FHvHE defendant jeremiah Jack having
e. been more than four months served with
the process Of this court, and he having fail
ed to appear and answer the bill OF the COM
plainant, the same is taken for confessed a.
gainst him: and this cause came on to be
heard upon the bill and exhibits filed, and the
answer Of the infant defendants by their guar
dian ad ltuw, aud was argued by counsel;
and it appearing TO the Court that the trustee
Mevereil Locke is dead, and that the purpo-
ses for which the deed OF trust was executed
will be defeated, without the appointment Of
some person or persons by this court, TO
act with powers and authority of said trustee,
10 making sale and executing conveyance
Of said land; it is adjudged, ordered and de
creed, that Conrad Hog,nire and Charles JAS
Faulkner be, and they are hereby appointed
trustees and special commissioners Of the
court, in the lieu and stead Of the said Meye
reIl Locke, for The purpose Of carrying into
effect the provisions al the deed Of trust re-
fePred to, and made an exhibit in this cause,
lgiving such notice Of sale as 10 required by
said deed, and in all respects complying with
the acquisitions OF the same, selling at public
auction the tract Of land in the proceedings
mentioned, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay the whole debt in the deed
mentioned, as well the instalments now due,
as those that will hereafter fall due, and the
costs aud charges attending the trust and car
|ryiDg the same into effect, upon the following
terms, to wit; one third Of the purchase mo-
ney in cash, and the balance in equal payments
of six, twelve, and eighteen months, taking
OF the purchaser bonds with deed Of trust
on the premises TO secure the deferred pay
ments; and make report to the next court,
returning for its inspection all bonds, deeds
and assurances taken by them, in order to a
final decree. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, O.
EBY virtue Of the above decretal order, the
ED undersigned Special Commissioners, will
otter at public sale before the Court House in
the town of Martinsburg, on Monday the i4th
Of January, 1888, the TRACT OF LAND,
upon which said jeremiah Jack now resides,
situated on the river Potomac and supposed
to contain I79 acres. The deed of trust was
given to secure the payment of si02s 90.
evidenced by seven single bills. bearing date
10th OF April. lS27-Payable in seven annu-
al instalments interest from their dates.
CONRAD HOGMfRE,
CHAS: JAS: FAULKNER,
Special Commissioners
November %, 1882.
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VIRGfNIA:--E tie Circuit Superior Court
Of Lac and CA@scey for Berkeley eosaiy:
SEPTEMBER 81, 1884.
John Patton and Esther his W.. late1
Esther Eakin. daughter Of Robert Ea-
kin, deceased, plis.
John Boyd. surviving admir-. OF Robert a
Eakin, decd. Elizabeth i. Eakin, Den
mis- Lucas and Polly his wife, late Pol
" Eakin, Richard Beall, admir-. Of .
Elizabeth Eakin, decd, and jeremiah {
Beall, son of Rachel Beall. decd
formerly Rachel Eakin by said Ri
chard, deffs.
Er appearing to the court that Jeremiah
III Beall, defendant in this cause, is Of the
full age of twenty onc years, 1t is ordered
that the order made at the present term, APP
pointing John Strother, guardian ad Item Of
The said jeremiah, be set aside, aud the al.
swer filed by the said guardian ad Item with
drawn from the papers. And il further an.
pearing that the defendants have been duly
served with the subpoena in this cause more
than four months, and they failing TO file
their answers, the compliments bill against
them is taken for confessed and the court
having proceeded 10 examine the bill and the
exhibits fled, and being satisfied that there
is due TO the plaintiffs forty FIVE dollars and
seventy three cents, n part Of the personal
estate of Robert Eakin, deed. in the hands
|of his administrators, with interest thereon
at six per centum per annum, from the LIST
day Of June, 1870. until paid; il is decrccd
and ordered, and the court doth adjudge.
order and decree, that the defendant John
Boyd, the surviving admir-. OF Robert Eahin.
decd. do pay unto the plaintiffs the said sum
of forty five dollars and seventy three cents
with interest thereon at six per centum per
annum, from the LIST day Of June. issN, un-
I'll paid and the costs Of this suit TO the pre-
sent time; and il is further dccreed and or
dered that Master Commissioner Of this
court do settle, state and report the admins.
tration account Of Elizabeth Eakin, deed.
with Richard Beall the defendant, her ad
ministrator, showing what amount Of assets
have come into his hands as admir-. how ap
piled, and what now remains 10 bis hands
unadministered, stating specially such other
matters as may by him be deemed pertinent,
OF as be may be required by the parties so to
state, aud make report 10 this court.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, @.
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PUBLIC SALE.

EEyILL be sold at public auction, on Mon
w day Sd Of December next, at the farm
lately occupied by the subscriber, near Mar
t:nsburg, the following property, viz:
Fioe first rate ,oork Horses,
Mich Co,rs, Stock Cattle s. Stock Hogs,
Farn.ieg Utensils, such as
Pioughs, Harro,rs. Gram Cradles, &c.
One Piantaiion Wagon,
And many other articles unnecessary to par
ticuIarise Nine months credit will be gwen
on all sums over three dollars.
WILLIAM LONG.
November %, 1882.
gyLAdyert,semcnts omitted ia our next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-29
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Mon
roe, Mr.. James M Cure, of this county, to
MISS Elisabeth Glassford, of Jefferson county
=, on the same day, by the Rev Mr.. Mat
News Mi. George Menser. TO Miss Sofd'
modes, both of this place.
oa the same day, Mr.. George F. Ludtcig,
70 BASS Matilda Boltz, both of this county.
=, On tuesday, Mr.. Je, emiah Jack, jur. to
bliss Eteancr Friend, both Of this county.
DIED,
!. on Monday evening last, Of pulmonary
disease, MIR. Peter Sno,Cdell, Of this place.
On Monday the 10th instant, suddenly,
a. a., browns Hotel. in Washington, the Hon,
TULIP DODDRiDGE, Representative
~ congress from the state Of Virginia, aged
auoHt TO years. In intellectual power, and
eseiHi qualities, he has hardly left superior
=, ~ zoe body of which he was a member. In
'l'' ueaih his State has sustained the loss ol
a, a most able and faithful Representative, and
'ne citizens Of the district have especial
=, IduSe 10 lament his death, as it has deprived
q s'em OF Jealous and efficient friend on the
Noor oil Csngress.--JNat Intel
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y-Teste,
join STROTHER, o.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
Nartinsburg, Noe. 90, 1882.

.Nartinstwg, Moo. 90. 1882.
VI ME parties TO the above mentioned suit,
81 will please TO take notice, that will at
tend at my Office in Martnsburg, on Tues
day The ISth Of December nert, for the pur-
pose of entering upon the duties required by
the order of reference in this cause, when
and where they are Also required TO attend,
with all the necessary evidence and papers to
enable me to make up the report required.
SEAMANS GARARD, Comr.
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q CUpy- lt5tt,
= JOHN STRoTHER, Q.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

.Martnasbwg, .Nov. 49, 1882.
TEsHE parties to the above suit are hereby
Il notified, that will attend at my Office
in Martinsburg, on Thursday the Goth day Of
December neat, for the purpose entering up
on the duties required by the above order,
when and where they are also required to at
tend, with all the vouchers and evidence ne
cessa.y for me TO make the report required.
SEAMANS GARARD, Comr.
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JOHN sTRoTHER, o.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !,

.HaffuRsLeWg, WOO ~, 1857.
TIME parties to the above suit, are hereby
a. notified, that will attend at my Office
in Martinsburg, on Saturday the 22d day q
December neat, for the purpose Of entering
upon the duties required by the above order,
where they will also attend with all the ne.
cessary evidence and vouchers to enable me
to make up the report required
SEAMANS GARARD, Conf.
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100000 Dollars

10000 Tickets. More Prizes than Blanks.
To be drawn on the High and Low System.
Tickets s5-Halyes 81 50--Quarters 81 Q5-
Tickets shares and packages, TO be had m
the greatest variety Of numbers at
WILLIAM N. THOMPSON'S OFFICE.
I,co doors South Of the Posf Office.
Nov. s, 1882 .AfartinsLurg, "a.
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HSNotice.

d LII persons indebted to Riddle s. Janney
IA are requested to call on Janney and set
tie their accounts, before they are put in the
hands of an officer for collection. Persons
having claims against the firm will present
them RIDDLE & JANNEY.
November %, 1885,
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Draws Next wednesdayi

Draws Next Wednesday,
NORTH RIVER FREE BRIDGELO
IN Terry, 9th Class. draws next Wed.
nesday in Martinsburg Persons DESTROYS Of
adventuring in this Scheme, win do well to
cali soon, as Tickets are going off very rap
idly. Capital Prize EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS. Tickets S4-Tickets, shares
and packages to be had at
WILLIAM N. TH0MPS0N'S OFFICE,
1sco doors South ~ the Post Office.
Marslnsburg, November %, 1881.
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JOHN sTROTHER, G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. /,
.uartinsb,wg, Nor. %, 1882. {

'HWIHlsDt0g, WOO. -, Io5Z.
A LII persons having claims against the
Ia late Benjamin 5 Abel, decd will pre-
sent them to me at my Office in Martinsburg,
on or before Tuesday The LIST day Of January
next, for the purpose Of having them audited
and reported agreeably to the above decree,
and further. will on that day, proceed to
hear any evidence that may be offered by
ther party in relation to the claim Of James
Iorman against said Benjamin S. Abel, dec.
SEAMANS GARAkD, Comr.
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I va Port, Lisbon and Malaga WINES;
N'IHch Brandy, 6 year old Apple Brandy;
~ L; hum; Strong Cider Vinegar;
C .aaSeed Oil; superior Rifle s. Rock powder,
lar Steel Coffee Mills, Sener's Axes,
'onnson' Price s Co.'S Broad and Hand Axes;
r,c 10 90 Drawing Knives s. hatchets;
"hlin CHAINS Drawing and Rounding Knives;
10. Coopers' Axes and AIDES;
SSIugers, Chisels, Saws, Braces with bits;
meet and Strap Iron, Shovels s. longs, Sc.
For sale at the Store of
n, w. i. COMPTON.
haIlInsbuTg, Nov. 30, lsSs.-4t
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HORSES FOR SALE.
FESHE subscriber has several frst-rate
b WORK HORSES which he will dis
pose of at private sale. Also, a quantity OF
good TIMOTHY HAY by the ton, and
OATS by the bushel.
JOSEPH GORRELL.
November %, 1882.
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We regret 10 learn tnat the extensive 10
,,,eo Establishment belonging to the Mes
.s,, Myers, at Richmond, was destroyed by
A.. on Saturday night last.
Judge CLAYTON, of Georgia, who officia-
,,d in chief in the famous enquiry into the
fairs of the Bank of the United States, du-
eng the last session of Congress, has put
bnr,b in the Georgia Journal, an elaborate
,solv 10 Mr.. ADAMS seperate report on that
,bortiye perquisition. The reply of Mr. G.
sls nine columns of the Georgia paper, and
ia excessively acrimonious, as the reader will
nerceive, from the following paragraph. 1t is
addressed to Mr.. Adams:
.From declaration, thrice repeated, in
vour attack upon the Majority of the Bank
rommittee, that you imputed " no injustice
Al iotentioD"t to their course, you might read.
;v imagine | had no just grounds Of repli.
cation to your labored defence Of the Bank
Bot YOU may not perhaps reflect that your
poli,ical relation to the public, and the past
irecheries of youf life, entitle your reasonin z
movers TO much more faith than your word;
Inc first may deceive, the latter cannot; and
phere you might utterly fail in obtaining be
leif for your declaration. Having exerted
II your powers to convict yourself of incon
sistency, and TO destroy your own testimony
BY the force of argument, it is not at all up-
reasonable, and Of which you cannot com
plain, If should seize the Opportunity to
make you choose between the sophister and
the hypocrite."
It's pity that lime had not sufficiently
sssuaged the worthy Judges anger to induce
the omission of personalities which very few
Of bis readers will admit to be just, and stin
fewer consider in good taste. They excite
the more surprise, coming from gentleman
Of warm temperament. it is true, but Of re
markable urbanity in his general department
[.Natioxal IateHigoncer.
I'VE give our readers the conclusion of the
whole matter, which is as follows:-Ed Gas
At the next Presidential polls,
When the base coalition tools,
As black as Ebony their souls
And noxious as the Upas,
Shall sink to infamy al last
With nothing left but their disgrace
Then truth will shine, in native grace,
Resplendent as the Topaz
A. S. CLAYTON.
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SCHEME:
Virginia State Lottery.
Tenth CLASS FOR fs3y

To construct ro0d from fhe Pcnnsulunn;e
line, via Etisabethfotcn, to the Ohio Hiper.
To be drawn at Winchester, Frederick CITY.
Va, On Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1882.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
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VIRGINIA: T. the lsS Superior Co,o
Of ~ Leg s and cAaae Berkeley s county ".

Of Lac and Chancfa i N Berseley county:
Joseph Rulings and Atosaana his wife, phs.
against
Adam Young, adP mr.. Of Andrew Rousch
deed. and Conrad Rousch. guardian for
Rosanna. [the PLAINTIFF Catharine, Rebec
ca, Maria, William and Andrew, infant
children and heirs Of said Andrew Ronsch,
deceased, :. dsffs.
IN cHANcERY,
vi Sl1lS cause came on to be heard upon the
81 bill, the exhibits referred TO-, and the
answer Of the guardian ad liens, and was ar
gued by counsel: and it appearing to the
court that the subpoena has been duly served
more than four months upon the adult de-
fendants; IL is ordered, that Master Commits
soner Garard do take an account of the a.
mount in the hands Of Adam Young, the
admir-. ready for distribution, and do state 10
the Same the share coming to each distributor
entitled: and further, that he IN like manner
do take an account Of the guardianship trans
actions of Conrad Rousch, the guardian of
the children Of Andrew Rousch, decd. Civ
ing due notice to the parties, and stating all
such matters which he may deem pei tinent,
or which any of the parties may require to
he specially stated: and make due return of
his report, in time Tor final decree at the
next term in course.
A Copy-Teste,
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grNIs &A1HFT0o
MARrINsBURG. NovEMBsa as. 1854.

s<Congress meet on Monday next-also
: legislature of Virginia. Both viii be
mpertsnt sessions.
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B alderstOn & Co.

COMMISSION .ueTCh11ltS,
CORNER OF PATRICK AND CARROLL STREETS,
FREDERICK, Md
Who receive and forward Flour and other
Produce to Baltimore. They have also a
large and extensive stock of Groceries, Ptais
ter of Paris, &c. SC.
November 90, i532.-8tpd.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.
A BOY from fourteen TO sixteen years of
In age will he taken by the subscriber, to
learn the TANNING BUSINESS. Apply
soon. w. b. SPRINKEL.
November 90, lSs1.
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Ground .atlstna and Fine Salt,
Just received and for sale By
HOGAililE s. BOYD
November 81. 1854
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FEVHE parties interested in the above suit
b will please 10 take notice that win at
tend at my office in Mariinsbarg on Monday
the 18th day Of December next, where they
are also required TO attend with all the ne
cessary evidence and vouchers to enable me
to make up the report required by the above
order. SEAhIANS GARARD. Com.
November -, 1887.
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SCIiEME.

4O,oOU tickets
Smallest prize s5o--Pric Of tickets sG.
Western Virginia Lottery,
CLASS ONE, FOR 1888.
TO be drnon at Lessbtrg. Va Jan. Z, 1881
For the benefit Of the White and Salt Sui
phur Turnpike and Union Academy.
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
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VfRGINIA.--bl the Circuit Superior Court
Of Lao and Chancsry for Berkeley county,
SEPTEMBER Oath, 1889.
Martin Yountz, plaintiff. !
against
William Long and Jacob Viewer, execu.
tors Of Henry Miller, deceased, Jacob
Schoppert, admin Of Henry DeahI,
decd. George Deahl. WiIlian Deahl
and David Deahl, defendants
ET is further ordered and dccreed, that the
Il defendant Jacob Schoppert, admir-. OF
Henry Deabl, decd do settle bis administra-
ton account before Master Commissioners
Garard, who 10 directed to examine, state
and settle the same, and report to the next
Court, with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself or which may
be required by the parties to DO specially
stated. A Copy-'feste,
John STROTHER, Q.