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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
IrespaSsers-Beware

Irespassers-Beware
fENHE subscriber hereby forwarns all
81 persons against trespassing on his
farm on Middle creek, by passing through
The same, and leaving the fences down,
and gates open, or cutting and destroying
the timber on said farm. All those who
have already offended. are notified to come
forward and settle damages-otherwise
they VIII be prosecuted to The utmost rigor
Of the law.
WILLIAM KROESEN.
June ID, 1S37-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27

ER. PLUMBERS Catharic Pills.
Ely The most safe and gentle Purgativs
that has ever been offered TO the public.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
neW s. Gbeau GOODS,
.MGrfins5HyiS FOundyv.

HSHERE can be had at this time, at the
Il foundry, MOULD. BOARDS ortbe
different kinds that are in use in the cou
try /; and
-HoLLow-wARE,
OF all descriptions. Machinery can be han
on short notice, warranted of good iron
and southland at as low charges as can
be had at any other place.
9T-Produce, at the market price, will
be taken IN payment; also, Iron and Cash
-nO credit.
DANIEL MCKINLEY s. Co.
May "a, lS37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27

sE-He has on hand a good new sub.
%stantial light WAGON. suitable for ons
or two horses, which he offers for ,als
upon liberal terms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
NEW CfIOPPING MILL.

ALW NIIOI IINU NILL.
'HsHE subscriber having taken a lease
q of the property of Mr.. Alexander
Stephen, at the north end of Martinsburg,
lately occupied by the Messrs. Geisen-
dorff as a wooIlen factory, and having con-
verted the same into a chopping mill, has
the pleasure to announce to his friends
and the public generally, that he is now
ready to grind Rye and Corn, for allper-
sons who may please to favor him with
their custom. He has considerable room
in his mill which will admit Of storing
away several thousand bushels of grain,
and being determinedto use every proper
to deserve patronage, confidently
expects a liberal portion oft.
JOHN MYERS.
Fab 10 1eQStc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
Hrfsr COMES
RRANDRETH.

Wants no College, no Institution, no Monopo.
", no Charter; he being quite satisfied TO
rest on The patronage of the Public, for
The success Of his GrandfatheT's
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
IRON.

q LARGE and general assortment OF
"a Hughes best Rolled BAR IRON
Foundry, by
DANIEL MCKINLEY.
August 8, isS7.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
FOR SALE.

have on hand and for sale a New
w Six Horse ROAD WAGON. well
made by Mr.. George Shafer, of
Also, the Running Gears Of
another-both of which we will sell very
LAUCK g. STEPHEN.
September 81, 1887 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
NE W. GOODS!

JOHN w. BOYD & co.
A RE now receiving a New Supply of
IA SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS
pretty and cheap.
May II, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27

Boots, Shoes, and Caps.
a LARGE stock of Boots, Shoes, and
IA Fur Caps. for sale cheap.
w. LONG s. SON.
October IS, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27

Tobacco and Segars.
a SUPERIOR quality of the above ar.
IA ticles may be had at nv store.
WIN. DORSEY.
November 8. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27

sT-Tbe Timing and Copper Smithing
Business. in all its various branches CARR
ed on as heretofore. j III. b.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-27
FARM FOR SALE.

UyHE heirs and representatives Of Peter
Grove, late of Berkeley County, de-
ceased, offer for sale their Tract OF Land
situated about 4 miles north west OF Mar.
tinsburg, in said county, containing ABOUT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

would m, marry in his lie time without
his consent
Father answered Louisa, III is not
from consciousness IL dependence. bui
from 4 consideration Of my duty Of ODE
dience Ihss | an induced 70 ssy-l pro
mise
An example said the father turning
In Frederick. worthy Of imitation. FIRE.
derrick. whether he thought 50 or not.
chose 10 remain silent; and The old man
seeing his unwillingness. desired 10 be
leIi alone.
The visit Of Charles Hargrove. that
had occasioned al this disturbance. was
iof the purpose Of conference with old
Mr. Clinton IN relation 10 the matter
which Caroline had exposed. and which
the father thought he had schecked in
the bud Charles had won The affection
of Louisa. and had obtained her consent
IN their marriage provided her parents
roncurred-0lherwise. IL vas q settled
principle with her never 10 marry against
their will. He was therefore. "a may be-
readily supposed. made sufficiently &C.
quainled with The true state Of affairs;
and he concluded % lose no more time
than vas necessary BY remaining in F.
For persons 10 he compelled 10 read The
bonds Of friendship that have connected
them with those 81 congenIal spirits. 10
often times the cause Of regret; but To be
removed BY q seeming ialsliIy from all
that Ihey value most dear on earth. from
Ihose with whom they are united by .
more sincere. pure and sacred feeling
Than iha. Of friendship. would indeed be
insupporiable. but fnr the hope. the con-
soling. the heaven born hope. (which
ever shows lucid spot IN the bIackesi
cloud al adS,ri,y) that they shall meet
again. Charles s1ugk' al inlervisw with
ms friend Frederick. made h,m the bearer
of letter r. Louisa. ia hlch he limited At
the destiny which seems Ia mark out the
lovers eOurse-spoke u the PLEASURES of
anIicipa,lon--and took an aftcIcnate
farewell. In a shon time he was gone
from p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03
cH Prna VII


The twIII revolving wheels OF time
had bnrne maHs whose eyes had bramed
with the FIRE al youth, as we'll IS lhuse in
whom the srinklrd brow and snowy
lncks bei1keaed sgr. la the end nf NOR
tallts: and those who had sur,Iyed Of the
parsonage. II lhls narrative, four years
onward m tie termination OF the common
tour III hle. Many important changes
had occurred lIeqry Seylon anu Carn>
hnr cilntnn--the old belle Of -.
and aged Iweni, faur. had been long since
married, and sui enjoyed The extreme ie-
hrIA. "a yugUe u hyr wealth. al moving
IN llr Ern circle Old Mr. Clinton.
sho va. - ,yuus and merry on The oc-
ra-,uu a. 10 observe he felt like Young
man again, vas shortly alIer attacked
with aansher 1T Of epilepsy. from which
he never recovered: aud although on his
death bed A. released his children from
all promises "a relation 10 their marriage,
still ADVISED and tried to explain the ne
ce-sIts vi making fortune a governing
motive.
The favorable termination Of the law
SUIT. placed Mrs Seylon IN possession
uf a very large es,alr: aud Helen. faithful
tn her pledge. had bestowed her hand 10
ore II The most noble and now happiest
of men
Ny dear. said Mrs. Clinton one day
To Louisa, would IL mol he better If You
we're ,o forget Charles Hargrove and en-
courage Mr.. Trenlonl 4 doubt no, hui
! he Is dead. or surely ere this he would
have written Ia Frederick as he promls-
ed. But speak not To advise
! .Mplher.' replied Louisa. Il desire
not. and expec. never TO marry
II gives me much concern. returned
Mrs. Clinton. TO see your health so I'M
paired, | am sure travelling would be oi
service 10 yon. and | am very anxious 10
i take Trip some where;--and a. soon as
Frederick and Helen are ready We shall
SET OIL Ere long they had commenced
their journey. ..a.. .a -. s
4 LUIS tue ItduCI WISH W itatH ouh0-
thing Of Charles Hargroyel He was
not dead, as was supposed by some and
feared by others. After leaving F.
he had removed to the far west, but mol
liking the manners Of the people. he
went from thence TO the south; where his
talents soon brough. him into notice. and
be had become distinguished member
of his profession. He had also. from
specializing in land, accumulated a consi.
dersbIe amount OF valuable proper.y--and
his good qualities and generous DISPOSE.
non had made him respected by all who
knew him. But amid these prosperous
circumstances. he had not forgotten his
old friends in F. He longed 10 see tbemi
but the obslrusive idea, from hls letters
remaining unanswered, that his name had
been stricken from Tho tablet oil theiI
memories, gave him little uneaslness,
and made him hesitate for some time
whether to undertake journey which hi
had often contemplated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03
en- PIER vi.

Wife,, said old Mr. Clinton one day.
toliing on his arm chair and eIeyaling his
ieFt upon cushion, being conyalescen,
tom vi attack Of the govt. :. / am glad
.aa' Henry Sey.on and Caroline have al
.ss. Fixed upon time TO be married.. We
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

Public Notice has been given in the
Official paper that the Presidents House
will BE- open from one to three o'clock
this day The following paragraph ac>
companied the noIice:
The Jackson Cheese. great
cheese which was made an offering 10
Mr.. Jefferson, as the most appropriate
present which the farming class could
tender 10 the President--lhe first who
brought their influence 10 bear with in
full and proper weigh, in the public ad.
rninisEaiion-is ouldone by the nam.
moth cheese which patriotic cilizen Of
New York (Col. Meechsm) sent more
than a year ago to President Jackson.
The Jefferson cheese. presented by the
citizens of Cheshire. Massachusetts.
weighed seven hundred aud fifty pounds.
The New York present is nearly four
feet IN diameter. two feet thick, and
weighs fourteen hundred pounds II
was transported through the State Of
New York with grea. parade to The
place where il vas shipped. Ii reached
Washington accompanied with splsn.
didly painted emblematic envelope. We
unders.and the Presiden, designs to Offer
this great cheese. which is finely favor.
ed and in fine preservation. TO his fellow
citizens who visit him on Wednesday
next. Mr.. Jefferson's cheese was the
banquet Of ihe cas-. room in its unfinished
state. The New York presen, will be
served up in the hall Of the Presidcnts
mansion. Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

&nguiar Phenomenon. the
head Of "curious and true" the So.
Clair Gazette says: d" Mr.. Henry Levens,
who has been respectable citizen Of I'LL.
nols for 40 years. in his 94,h year ex-
hibi,s the remarkable phenomenon Of
wearing an entire crop Of new black
hair, Of luxuriant growth, instead OF The
Thin gray locks which he had worn for
the las, 20 years HIS eye sigh, mas
likewise been restored, being now capa.
BILE Of reading the finest kind Of print
with ease. He has also been supplied
by nature with good set OF new teeth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

The Express mail rider at Baltimore
was 6ned for rapid travelling within the
city limits. An old lady oa this occa>
sion was run over and severely injured,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

ing 81 the friends Frederick Clinton and
Charles Hsrgrose.
A week elapsed; and Frederick and
his wife and interesting iiillr boy. old
Mrs. Clinton. and Louisa and Charles
Ilargrove. arrived al tie ClinionTes
y. Lauisa's health was much lmpror.
ed; mutual explanations with regard IN
miscarriage al leilers and elIer nslIsrs
took place; and IN q month numerous
cards ofinsilsiion were sent 10 the friends
Of The family-for vhat purpose. The
reader Is leli 10 conjecture.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

reader - leii 10 conjecture.
So
Antaf Lelftr.-Gen. Scott. ON a re.
cent visit 10 Richmond. was hnnored
with an invitation 70 . Public Dinner,
which, however. was declined hs him,
IN the foliosIng appropriate lelIsr.
Riehmea4 Feb Is 1851.
Gentlemen: have had the honor 10
receive though you, On the part Of many
Of my leIlow cilizens. an invitation 20 o
public dinner. TO be given me. ~ you are
pleased TO say, as a mark "f continued
personal regard. as well % OF undIminlsh.
ed confidence IN my gallsniry and ps,ri.
otism
Il would Be impossible. gentlemen. for
friendship IN devise q more gratifying
compliment an here. in tie bosom
Of my native Stale, and al The private
home of my family In Won. rrr.rnIss
some ofmy dearest frienGs. and among
you. Two who were such at school aud
college. Your appreciation. and tia, Of
your associates. would be a sufficient
reward for the longest and most success.
ful discharge u ever, duty belonglng 10
any pubic slsunn; but since ! was last
! al home nv endesyors 10 the field have
fallen under Official dlsplessure. A court
has Recently investigated the grounds Of
that displessure. which n"w feel NY self
al liberty u cay originated in mlsappre.
henslon. Thr result. hnweser, is NOT yef
officially known. hui rests in The nds
, Of the highest authority.
| Under IhIs circumstances. and bound 40
am BY the peculiar code ol the army,
. AZ BY that superadded courtesy which
every good soldier ought To- observe to-
, wards the Chief Magistrate ii the Umon,
who 10, st the same time. the cansuIu.
Iionsl COMMANDMENT Chief oi The Army
and Navy. Eel that | ought rot In acceps
, the public honor which your psrnaIliy
has IsndeIed me. therefore. most re,
specially. decline your invilaIion;--bss
remain. With the warmth Of q iellow
. cIiizen,
Yours most trul,.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Messrs j b. HaIvis, B Pes iar. Joha
Brockepbr"ugb, y. n. Nicholas. James
Lyons, j. Med. Moore. W. III. Rosns
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.Antaf Lsifsr.-Gen. Scott, ON a re.
cent visit 10 Richmond. was hnnored
with an invitation 70 q Public Dinner,
which. however. was declined rs him,
in the folIos ing appropriate leuer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-21
rhe Commonwealth of Virginia,

The Commonwealth of Virginia,
To the Sheriff Of Berkeley County,
GREETING |:
eEI HEREAS, George w. Shut, survi
Wv vor Of Thomas G. Lane and said
Shut, merchants and partners under the
firm Of Thomas C.. Lane s. Co, at a Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chance
~ held IN and for Berkeley County. a. the
Court House of said county, on the S0th
day OF September, 1885. by judgment OF
the said Court hath recovered against WI
liam Wageley and Jacob Zscharias. award
Of execution for One Hundred aud Ninety
Nine Dollars. the amount Of the penalty
of said bond, ito wit, forthcoming bond
executed BY the said William Wageley
and Jacob Zachsriss, TO the said George
w Shutil and his costs by him about bus
motion 10 that behalf expended to be
discharged on payment of Ninety nine dol
lars and Twenty two Gents, with interest
thereon to be computed after the rate Of
six per centum per annum from the 10Th
day of June, 1885. until paid, and the costs
And Whereas. since the rendition Of the
said judgment the said George w. Shut
hath departed this life-and administration
of all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights, and credits, Of the said George w.
Shut, decd. bath been granted TO Michael
Hensll, according 10 law And Where
as, an Injunction awarded the defendant.
IN the said Circuit Superior Court. on The
9th day Of October. 1885. to stay execn
ton of the said judgment until the further
order Of the said court. was on the 5h day
Of October, 1886, wholly dissolved, as APP
pears Of record. - And Whereas, although
indment in form aforesaid exists 10 our
said court, execution thereof remains to be
made, as we ale informed: Therefore,
WE COMMAND You. That you make
known TO the said William Wageley and
Jacob z .charias that they be at the Clerks
Office of our said Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery. at the court house.
on the first Monday IN august neat. beng
rule day, TO show # any thing they have
or can say, why the said Michael itsnsh,
Administrator Of George w. Shut, deed /.
execution against them OF the debt and
costs aforesaid. according TO the Judgment
aforesaid. together with damages accord
ing TO law for retsrdiDg execution thereof
by H. junction as aforesaid, ought not TO
have, If 20 them il seem expedlent. A1d
have then there this writ.
Witness, JOHN sTRoTHER. Clerk oil eur
said Court. at the court house. the 9th day
OF June, 1887, and in the 6lst year OF our
foundation. JOHN STROTHER.
June 81, IS37.-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-21
FOURTH OF JULY.

Pursuant 10 notice, a meeting took place az
Cant Gardner's Hotel, on Friday evening" ION
inst, for the purpose Of concerning measures Tor
celebrating in a suitable manner, the coming an
niversary Of our Independence.
On motion, Major EDMUND +. HUNTER was
called 20 the Chair, and u. PendIeton appointed
Secretary.
The following resolutions were offered aud
adopted.
cd to ascertain, by subscription, what number OF
the citizens are willing 10 Join In Barbacue,
and that the committee be authorised TO contract
for the dinner at the lowest sum.
Whereupon, Edmund p. HunIer, j. >. HART
son, Jr., WIN. Aiburtis, A. S. Chambers. and
Joseph Burns were appointed a committee 10
carry the above resolution iato effect
Rssolped. That David II. Conrad, WIN: Al
burtis, S. w Catlin, Edmund Pendieton, 4. r.
Hunter, and DR.. William Faris, be appointed =
committee TO prepare toasts for the occasion.
Resolred, That the meeting select two suita'
BILE persons, TO read the Declaration Of !ndepend-
ence, and TO deliver an Grafton and Jos Burns,
Michael Billmire, and James II. Stephens be
appointed committee to wait upon the persons
30 selected, and apprise them OF il, and in case
they decline, the sad committee be authorised
80 select others.
Alter some delibcration, the meeting fixed up
Oh the following gentlemen: VIM. ALBuRTIs tC
read The Declaration of lndepend ence, aud JoHS
]. Hickey TO deliver an Grafton.
R,.olped. That John s. Harrison. Jr., be re-
oaested 10 wait on Capt. Nj. Ransom, TO Obtain
permission TO occupy his grove Tor the esiebra
lion. -, -
nillmirs be appointed a COMMITTEES TO obtain th'
uss OF the Lntheran Church, and 10 wah on ta'
Reverend Clergy and request their attenasnoe.
RSsolvsd, That the eysrciSes o! the dsy D
opened With prayer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-21

CovEaNoa's MrssAGE.-We present to our
readers. upon our first page the message of Gov
srnor CAMPBELL, delivered to the Legislature,
on the first day Of the session. 1t is y sensible,
business paper, far exceeding our expectations
for its clearness, conciseness, and pertnence, as
we'll as its freedom from the ridiculous aud con-
tempible crudites which distinguish the politi
cal school TO which the Governor belongs, in
their notions Of Banks aud currency. We should
indeed be almost ready TO pronounce II unexcep'
tionablc, but for the kick that his exeeilency IN
directly gives TO the dc ad monster; and the sug-
stances form practical substitute for United
States Bank" These ideas were in all proba-
blity thrown into the message, to preserve
show of party consistency. aud to maintain the
Governors caste. which might be endangered
by paper SO satisfactory to the opposition.
The style and substance 60 TO confirm US in a
sugyes,.oa made a week or two since, that the
subordiaa members Of The party, are beginning
to distrust the wisdom Of their superiors, aud
look 10 other sources for direction in the line OF
their duty. The message bears not single fin
ger mark If the lower cabinet at Washington, OF
their branch at Richmond The interests of the
people OF Virginia Sc EN- alone to have been re-
garded.
We present also, to day, an abstract of the pro
ceedipss Of the Legislature so far as they have
come to hand. They seem to harmon:zs with
the tone Of the message.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-21
THE INDIAN WAR RESUMED !

The Baltimore Gazette of Monday, has a copy
Of letter BY express from the south, conveying
the unpleasant intelligence that all the prospects
Of immediate peace, quiet. and security. are bias.
ted. The two Indian chiefs Mieanopy, and jun
ner have perfdious!y broken their promises, and
engagements which seem only to have been made
for the purpose Of gaining time to recruit their
forces, and putting themselves in better condition
for a renewal Of their fendish aud cold blooded
acts Of rapine aud murder. All the Indians who
were encamped near Tampa-fee, and who had
come with the avowed intent of emigration fed
with the two chiefs, on the night Of the Sd June,
TO the swamps. Their trcacherous scheme
seems TO have been arranged with the utmost
care aad success. Their retreat was covered by
band Of 200 Miccosukies, who were covsrtly
brought in for that purpose.
We arc inclined TO agree with the writer Of
the letter. that nothing short Of determination Of
the faithless race can give security to the com
try. The devils must be fought with their own
Ore,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-21

VIRGINIA. LEosLATURE.-We have been IA
vored with the perusal Sf a letter from Rich
mond, giving a sketch Of the proceedings of the
House Of Delegates up 10 Saturday evening.
A bill has passed the House, relieving the
Banks from all fines and forieitures, re Installing
them in in their corporate privileges, and autho-
rising suspension Of specie payments until the
LIST of March next. There is little or no doubt
that the Senate will concur. A bill has been
reported, suspending the collection Of debts due
by Judgment, trust deeds, or for rent, unless the
creditor will agree TO receive in payment Vir-
gipia Bank notes. If not, the debtor may stay
execution. by giving bond and security; also, q
bill defining the kind of funds TO be received by
the Treasurer on account of the distribution Of
the surplus; and bill concerning the new Ex-
change Bank, at Norfolk. The House was ex
pected TO act act on these bills on Monday, and
il the Senate should concur promptly, the Leg's-
lature is probably adjourned.
The House is considered virtually to have re-
jccted all propositions for the issue of small notes
BY this absurd step, they in effect prohioit the
payment OF any sum Of money less than S.. BY
their own act, they lock up the specie in the
Bank vaults, and refuse TO provide any clrcuia
ting medium in its stead This course is the re-
snlt Of morbid adherence TO q policy, wise IN
ITSELF but altogether unsuted to the present con-
dition and circumstances Of the country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-21

VIRGINIA :--In the Circuit, Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
June Rules, 1897.
George Miller, PHI.
against
Nathaniel II. Tabler. aud Jacob Myers. admI
Of Henry Tabler, deed, defts.
IN CHANCERY.
FENHE defendant. Nathaniel II. Tatler,
4 not having entered his appearance
and given security, according TO the act Of
aud tnles Of this court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is GU, of this Commonwealth: il is order
ed, that the said defendant do enter his
appearance to this suit on the FIRST day OF
the next term, answer the bill Of the plain
tiff, and give security for performing The
decree: and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published 10 any newspaper with.
in this county, and continued for months
SIC cessively, and another copy thereof
posted at tie front door Of he Court house
Of the said county.
A Copy Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
June 7, lS37.-2m