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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
OHIO.

We copy portion OF the Address Of the wlig
members Of the Legislature, on resisnns their seats
to put the reader fully in possession of the iniqui
tous injustice, which the Loeos proposed TO petpe.
raIe in disuicng the State. The simple fact, that,
in State where the wing majority was % COO they
designed to make the Districts so a, to admit of the
lection only OF the 81 representatives is Of itself
sufficient to stamp the character Of the whole pro-
ceedirg. To give the wings but AMI take II them
selves. they ought to have had twice as many voters
in the State. But it is not pretended, that they have
even maiony-and vet they who would thus
deprive the majority Of the people OF Representa-
tves call themselves Democrats Such hypociiiy
will cause The name OF Democrat to stink in the
uos,rils Of ths whole people.
The Wings were RICH, in rcsgnins to defeat this
inquiry, and submitting the mattel
again to the p,ople-the proper umpire-. II they
had retained their seats, as the Loeos did in Ten
nessee, and refused to make quorum for the tran
saetion OF business, they would have deserved the
severest rebuke. But they acted differently. when
they found that acorrupt faction, aecdently in a ma
iofiiy, were resolved TO use their temporary power
TO advance their own individual views, at the ex-
ponse Of the people Of the Slote-and tina, too Just
upon the eve of new elec,on-,hey determined TO
defeat the design, by throwing the decision directly
upon the people. They 'osre righi-nnd from the
popular indications, we have no doubt but that the
people will render a verdict OF approval.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
ICnNIAiuNIrArrn

CAPITAL sPoKr.-Last week the Hero Of the
Enquirer, Supporting the Wings in Congress would
certainly adjourn wiihou, passing any Tariff Bin.
laid in large stock Of political capital for future
ex'scnces by making spirited" appeal TO the
Wings 20 enact a new, protective, revenue bill, TO
replen sh the Treasury aud save the manufactu-
rers"! Throwing The SACRED treaty of amty" to
the dogs, he was not only willing, but anxious, 10
AK the Southern consumer for tho benefit OF ito
Northern manuiacturer," t,he old songl 10y putting
duty upon imports OF "25 per cent. aud higher"
10 sA'E he Constitutiln aud tAe spinning iennics
o. tic "Uniretsol Yankee Nation - The Wings
II the House listened to his appeal for the first time
gave up the Land Bill, passed the Tariff, and head.
cd his '25 per cent. and higher free tIader in most
beautiful style. In yesterdays paper he makes Il
Struggle through more than two columns TO get out
OF his own trap, but in vain; and by the time he
does free himself, unless | much mistake him, hc
will learn mex. time to be more cautious about
pinching his own fingers. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
Again

The Wings have had the control OF Maryland
generally Tor the ten yeats last past. The conse
quencc Is that Mary land Is involved head over cars
IN deb, owing fifteen millions Of dollars-Such is
the course Of Whissery--full Of fno promscs,-
splendid impr vencns, &C., all ending in discredt,
debt aud misery.-PET. STAT.
Can the author o; the above lamcn,ation over the
unfortunate SEX" Of Maryland, who, by the way
has had her full share Of Jaek,on and Van Busen
rule "ior thc-ten years las, past" inform us who
has had the control Of Alabama, Georgia, Mssissip
IA and Illinois for the same ten years aud how
ny millions rHEr owe for Splendid Improvements"
and money borrowed to found Democratic Rag Mo-
rey Shops upon-and what portion of the debts,
thus created, has been rcpudiaieil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY aounISo. AUG az.
MR.. CLAY IN TENNESSEE.

We have rarely had the pleasure Of laying be
fore our readers a more elesan, and eosent pro.
dneiion than the Address OF the Wings Of Nash
vile, + ON the pen of MIR. Foster. The generous
ea1husasn, with which its high soulcd sentiments
were greeted by the wings Of the vicinity OF the
Hermitage, and The noble zeal for Clay wLi.h the
whole proceeding manifested, satisfy us, that
Tennessee will Prove true n the day of trial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
E1iraet from me .Addy,s,

we examined this bill; We studied is combina
IONS and lound them infinitely worse, more unjust
man any o. ne predecessors And in order thot you
my De aDe 70 Judge OF the atrocious character OF
this bi.l, VIC give On abstract a Inc s,me sbov;oo
me number Of tho districts, the counties thew com
PRISE, ond The population m each d,sr,et. with the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
SUMMARY or NEWS.
PRIMITIVE SIMPLICITY!
DvERTIsEMEHT BY A KENTUCKY Posr MAsr


ADvERTIsEMEST BT KENTUCKY PosT MASTER.
Advertisement July Goth 1912
to all pirsans on tho 18Th Of may last had a hors
straid from mo ner the haso! bach Laurel county
Az he was about - hands hic about 8 or years
cd shod btiJrc he was a sorel and some ,yol1 saw
a lite chestnut sorel rae white but fIe white in his
forehade and his rite hind ankle is iel anger then
The others he carts high bald | am told he was
raised IN cork or burbin iOlcrcd him down strgin
ner tue mouth and has never heard OF him since II
any pirs1n will give mo count where ne is | will
sad is y them we'll for IL direct your Letter TO race
coon post oris Laurel county Ky
post master.
"Alrs fair in politics." Noah says that a reply
to Mr. Adams Report on the Veto is in prepara-
ton. II seems then that Mcssrs. Gmcr's and In
gersolrs replies ATE considered "ofno account"
The Democratic party arc in n position of pecu-
liar dec cy and difficulty Globe.
We do not know about the deiiedey ns VIC Eever
saw any in the party; but they are IN two difficult
les, ono 10 get candidate for the Presidency, and
the ohcr to elect him. Wheeling Times.
HIs.-The learned men OF Philadelphin, New
York, and Boston, are at present engaged in n cons
troveTsy MS 10 how the word "hiS" came to denote
tho pO'stssve case. The opinions Of those dfer-
ont saUrns singular and conflicting. We have
no desire 10 take part in this "gnrtlac OF woRDs~
bIt we may incidentally remark, that il any man
IN these times imn gnes he is in tho "p0ssessiusp
case, no had better look NJ the mortgages on his
property and undeceivo himself. Tho tunes are IN
the "0bJec'iue" case, and those who gTumbo may
DC put in the "aeeusaii5s."
IN. Orleans Bulletin.
Temperance IN Montreal. Wo learn from Mon
Ieal paper that there nro more tbnn 5000 youth in
that city pledged to total abstinence fom ardent
spirits. The youth Of that city proposing to get
up Temperance Celebration IN the form Of O pie
mic.
Isaae II. Jackson, Esq, Of Philadelphia, Charge
DO Alar6s at the Court Of Denmark died at CO.
ponhagcn on the eth July.
The Colonial papers consurc Lord Ashburlon for
Yielding tho navigation Of tho 81. Johns river tn
Uncle Sam.
A GEEAr FEAr.-A wager. We learn Of $1,000.
between n Mr. William Norris OF Maryland and
Capt. w. n. Reynolds on New York, that Dixon,
the great pedestrian, would walk from this city TO
wilmington, a dittanco of 30 mlcs, in six hours
and there 10 take the plank in tho Town House and
continue walking three days and two nights, with
out sleepo rest Dixon will commence his journey
this morning. Ledger.
The Queen Of England is said 10 he again in "a
state 10 cnlnrgo the confidence Of the people IN their
belief that the King Of Hanover will not succeed to
the Crown fGfeat Britain
SPgctsL ELEcTG1Es IN TgHHFssEE.-SamusI A
Pickens has been elected 10 Tho Tennessee Leeiaia
ure from Sewer county, and John B Cross from
Madison. Both nfo Wings. The Loco Focos woro
bldY beaten IN both counlies.--Lou Joip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
AXE AGENCY.

fI'E solo Ag0rfs for fc sale 81 vtguf
i MA AXES and have now on baud lrgo efork fn,l,
1fcr TIC very bcft nnicla, aud frnrranffd rio 49,.
has been rcducrdtr au tho necessity nftle nfnea '
They nov onfr No ], per ozeu 90 ielIerq M AM .t
AZ retail NJ el'-ior SECOND quality en- I'D M, ArcseDer
made, have, in 20 short finc, gained such gcncr enc
deuce and appfovll 81 hF manufacture ami t.ino ,.
lahci tn mo Nlpnal ~ the Oh Dominion ana lie or
dci on tia akl and cutcrWizo Of one of onr own
hoy iaec reason r. expect announcement frot do CON,
nlut1iy t.n'tay' nciefmnrd 10 Introduce those ses
anh To- how iat a. good au Axe can be made n V,g,n
y tenn,ouci, or any rhine ffse, buyers may as,v
- -, py' seulnf 81 ttcm, cheaper AHe, fban tl,ey
81, i ~ ~ any oiher establishment In he Guy.
WIZ GRETTEN a pEkEg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

iCTS Mr. Car, although quietly Attending n his
domestic affairs 81 home, continues 10 haunt the Lo-
CO and ,heir Tyler allies. Nothing s done left
undone OF Washington, which their diseased fancie.
do not ascribc 10 him Ito dictates this, and he dc
iates ihat--nltho' no may never have heard Of the
matter. In rospee, TO the Tariff question, the foar'
OF tho I,ocos have 50 wroush, upon them rs to in
luce them 10 charge that Mr. Clay has dictated hat
no b'l be passed. and then that tho bill DO passed
wi,hou, disiribudon-twj things utIedy ineeonci-
lobloi
NoIH's parer says:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

lC@ Tho proceedings of the Wings Of Caroline
ere excellent and TO the poin, Sc. them, in another
column.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
NEGROES MANTEn

F'"uN anle bodied Negro Mon, young snd healthy Of
F".i ohafacter for Fam iu Orsnie, az Pioustoen
ssood Zoos, and Toy accustomed IN hnuse service
1'INaha arc wanted fora gentle mars own usc AMI
-, s,n as viii please lsif piice Will be pad n cash
su@ 0RETrEH a PFAEE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

no We learn that our Banks arc now drawing freely
upon the North, a; ono cent Four months ago, the
rate seven per cent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

THE SroRM.-We were not disappointed in our
eueures OF the weather yeslerjay. About four
o'clock IN the morning the wind teshcucd up ftcm
N r 10 btlsk gale and the rain commeaced fall
lne pFolnselY. a, o'e'ock the wind hauled la.
usto the S1nthwart Of East, npd continued to
oIow IN gusts with great violence, during the day
accompanied with rain, but without the tiso Of tide
caused by storms from a more north,rJlv min, ,r
The compass, We have. es yet, heard of no injury
OF any magnitude. Some trees aud fences have been
p'osuatcd about town The effects Of the storm
AZ sea- and on the coast have no doubt been disas-
uous 10 very erea, degree.
.Not6lk Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

"Demccretio" Congress, which you'd enah,e them
TO eject the Rsvplulion ,hJy have 20 lately failed
TO aceompish,li So then, We sec that the suees 81
Of the iebsllioa IN Rhode Island. the oyorlurnins
her government, aud the elevation OF incendiarcs
and tfaiiorsto power, Is To depend upon the next
Congress b,ins "Dcmoeratic" ono. Let the req.
pie undersani IL. Aud We also find ME- Buchanan,
MIR Wootb lry, MIR Allen and other "democratiel''
members Of the present Congress. in corr, spon-
denee with the traitor ard renegade who is To 10
The hero of this b. cody revolution AIR Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

, lem that eriers have been received at wsshins
". ttvn me west 10 adlonrn without passing tar
N hopes that the responsibility viii be To va on the Pre-.
.iient Mlsetatie esretentl"
The Correspondent, Of yesterday Enquirer covers
the whole grOund-afst to pass bill, and then pass
u)ne:
LILLE pan Cor RAISING the bllD have heard was the
result OF private letter nom the Lord OF Ashland
~roe ani cnircacd ha nogc subjects not 20 ~ sove Psr
Lament whou Iassias tarG law, doing would 10
Again.
have heard too. day tha, Nc Clay hal written To his
Ia the rcnaic 20 break up, aud not pass iarln hill
TO credit amy such iumor."
Ono taisehood at a time, gentlemen, Did MIR.
Clay dictate the passage OF the defeat OF the bill
Speak out
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
Which being objected to was laid over.
Correspondence Of he Ilan,d Hates o,rello.

WAsmEeroN, August 90, 1912.
have waited suficicn, length Of time, think.
for the editor Of the Madisoriin to reply to nv in.
leuogatoros in regard to the appointment, Of young
Il, Lanshoroc) Of X kentucky" as a Md.
shipmen in the Navy; but he is us silent MS the
grave, upon tho subject. lie has probably inqur
ed into the facts Of tho case and been told to keen
dnrk,"-".oasi said, soonest mcnded;v else why
ha5'ho not answered.
OLIVER OLDSCHOOI.
J.. The editor Of the Mujisonlan probably
knows by this time that every material fact have
stated above is undenilblc; md I believe every i'm
material ono is ais, correctly stated. 90.
Ma GnHgR's CoUNrFH RfroRr The Wash
,ngton Correspondent Of the New York journal If
Commerce, Monday, ? o'clock, f.. NJ, says.
"Mr Adan's Report from the Select COMMITTEE
on the Veto Message 10 ready. But Mr. Gilnier de.
m1nds time Tor his counter report. Therefore M ,
Adams has NOT yet reported lio moy DO It to day,
notwi'hs'ard
Let NC look litic at the above paragraph. Mr..
hdams hai, with his usual industry, prcpafcJ his
report FOE majority Of the committee; lmt on Mon
dnY when Nc would havo pro cntcd it 10 Congress.
Mo 6imof requests hmto postpone the prosenta
Ton until hc could prepare counter report No
Adams complies, ond on Tuesday, both nre proesnt
cd. IN the meantime, Mr. Gilmcr's counter ren,rf
~ ioWarded n Baltimore Tor publication ood H. is
sued on the very DAY was made, and In Tine N
show hatIt was riinted before il WINS prs-ootsJ.
The inference, then, is Irresistible, that Nj, C,n,r
desired The delay from Mr. Adams, not TINT lis
tMt 90 report might bo prepared, but that it
might be printed md circulated IN advance Of Mr..
Adams, iortsibllng public opinion, and poisoning
INC public car against the truth that N Row in
the legitimate channel. fPhii. u. $. Gsz;ue
The country will notice with no little surprise the
fact that upon the person n a Mess's. IIoskns an
| orIssafy Of Dofr, lately arrested In Providence.
were found letters from Me- Buchanan, Woodbury..
a 81 = a 1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

IIlt Hpnss Acrouuf-, Bonds. Nufcg and Crelis Of the
i'. i.n 0f iYel, Johnston iycl, lave, ~ mutual
.'n 70 tno unterfifucd, hccn placed boo Doc hands
r" lffIf I fIt collection, fr whom an persons iu any
nfnr. tifbfct co. ihcnaI late firm viii mako payment
t"i "Y alone BE- athDuzCd ~ power of attorney o. o.
.rf' .l p'5inenfs. snd a. grant rsccius AMI acguf
itn. eH Ulefefof. JOHN IYEII
fEYTON JOHNSTON.
OkO. W. LYELf.
Richmond, August eCh. 1872. aaH n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

The country will notice with no little surprise the
fact that upon the person of a Mess's. IIoskins,
orIissafy Of Dor, lately arrested in Providence
we're found letters from Me- Buchanan, Woodbury.
Allen, and others ~ spy ard emiss,ry brought
letters from The fugitive Dor, 10 some Of his friends
IN Rhode Island, exhorng Them 10 porssvere and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

\VOOLsEY - WOOLsEYs sUGAH-A
aoa 81 DxveNPoRr 3 ALLEN
IlbuCK TIN, IN email bare lust receive and G,r
~ -llr- nnM JOHN N. NunnnN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

ELEGANT DRESS BOOTS
Manufactured by Mics & Son.
WE have M hand large assortment of tic most fi.t.
" l.nfig hODfs ron tne above celebrated Msnufsc.
infcfs iDf ail0 low, for cash.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
hiN Fashionable Root and flf1r Urllera.
{ LAsGOW JEAHs.--20 cases improved Claseow
- f,ii' just received and fur ralo ~
an1 DuNLOf, MONCURE SEQ.
LADIES' SUPERIOR DRESS, KID AND
MOROCCO SLIPPERS.
IusI 10 hand, by last Packet from Philadelphia good
s-iotim'm ~ 'he sbove elegant Slippers for cheap
and good slippers, caIa
JUDAH MYERS & CO.'S
HnH Fashionable and Cheap rhoo Dealers.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
AUE nre HeHnr ladies Rid rpT ors f0r Inc very Love
w pfitc NJ ~ rsnia per pair ladies 81 bar.
gains mus CAL coon. JUDAH MYERS 8 CO.
nuU Cheap Boot aud shoe Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

m,iorties a. indicated by the vote for Grvernor IN
lsiO: vote more favorabe to US than we can soon
again expect, as it was a fuller vote. The FIRST CO.
lumn gives the names Of counties the second the a
mount OF population in each county, the third he
amour, Of population in each district and the fourth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

iLF' II s reported, that tho "GHorF' have boon
written 10 from this City, requiring that tho Revo.
rue Bill, II il plsI tho Senate, mus, DO signed
Anlthcrveio will be too much Of a good thing, j,
isthoughti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

7. s.-Tho editor Of the Mujsonlan probably
knows by ,hiFtmo that every material fact ! have
stated above is undeniiblc; md believe every i'm
moleIIlI ono Is nIsl correctly slnlcd. Q. o.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10
Alta Court Of Probate holden at Lifchfela, witH-
in and for the district Of Litchfeld, on the 25ih

Alta Court Of Probate holden at LifchfeM, soitS-
in and for the district Of Litchfeld, on the 25th
day of February, 1922
Present, Ralph g. Camp, Esq. Judge.
CERTAlN estate having been assigned
~ by the firm of Calender, Watson, g.
Company, and by Henry Calender, George
Watson and Abraham Seeley jr. of Torring-
ton, in said District, TO Royal l. Watson and
Thomas Watson jr. Of New. Hartford, in trust
for the benefit of the several creditors of the,
said firm OF Calender, Watson g. Co. and of
said Henry Calender, George Watson and
Abraham Seeley jr. in their individual capa-
city this Court doth appoint the l4th day of
March 1912, at 10 O'Clock in' the forenoon at
the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the ap-
pointment of Commissioners to receive, exa-
mine and adjust the claims of all who were
the creditors of the said firm Of Calender
Watson g. Co: and Of said Henry Calender.
George Watson and Abraham Seeley jr. in
their Individual capacity, at the time Of said
assignment. And said trustees are directed
to give public notice Of this order by pub
fishing copy thereof ina newspaper print
ed in LitcbfeId. aud by posting q like copy
on public sign post in said town of Tor.
ringten, nearest the place Of residence Of
said assignors, that all persons Interested
may appear (if they sec cause) and Be heard
relative to said appointment. Certified BY
4O' RALPH g. CAM. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10
NOTICE.

AT a TO,on Meeting legally harmed and holden
on Monday, the 4th day Of October, lS4l, al
the To,on House in Conan:
VOTED, That if any owner Of any neat
cattle shall suffer the same to 60 at
large out Of his or her enclosure, it shall be
the duty of the hay wards,and shall be law
full for any person to take UP and impound
the same and whenever any person shall
have 80 impounded any creatures, he shall
give notice thereof to the owner, IT he be
known, in the same manner as If such cattle
had been taken doing damage, and impound-
ed and shall be liable TO the same penalty
for neglect to give such notice: and If the
owner of such creature be not known, the
person impounding the same shall pro-
coed, and such creatures shall be liable to be
proceeded with and sold in the same man.
ner as if said cattle had been taken and i'm.
pounded doing damage, except it shall moi
be necessary TO have regard to any fences
The owner of any such cattle so impounded
shall not receive or replevy the same, aniiI
he shall have paid the poundkeePer the sum
OF twenty five cents for each creature so i'm
pounded, whereof one half shall be to the
poundkeeper, and the other half to the use
of the person impoundiDg the same: and I'M
til lie shall also have paid to the poundkeep.
err his lawful expenses for providing food
and water for such creature while in pound ;
also the owner having had notice that his
creatures are so impounded shall be liable
to the same penalty for neglect to rreplevy
the same, as If the same had been taken do
ing damage and impoanded:
Provided, alWGys, that no one penalty in
Cured BY any person at one time. by virtue
of this Bye. Law, exceed the sum of three
dollars:
Provided, also. that any person who has q
family residence within said town, who shall
get permission in writing from the Select
men, may suffer one mich COW to run at
large on the pulic highway, between the ris
ing and setting of the sun. prorided they yarc
the same nights, and not incur said penalty
Attest,
JoHN A. BEcKLEY, ToUn Clerk.
Canaan, Feb. l, 1912. 4cos
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10
NOTICE.

THE Judge of the Court Of Probate for
Il the district of Harwinton has limit
ed and allowed six months from the date
hereof for tho creditors of the estate of
GEORGE CASTLE, late of Harwinton, in said
district. deceased, represented insolvent, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed Trumon Kellogg and Sheldon
Osborn Commissioners to receive and exam
inc said claims. Certified by
AB1JAH CATL1N, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they
shall meet at the store of Kellogg & Smith
in said Harwinton on the fourth Monday in
April and the fourth Monday in August at /
O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days, for the purpose of attending on the
business Of said appointment.
s Tnu4ss 6 osse1s' comm'r'.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
Horace CASTLE, Admir-.
Harwinton, February Id, 1912. Al
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10

AtG' Court Of Probate holden ct Sharon. icslhss
and for The dis,T'G1 ss Sssro'' on ~ ZIG ds
Present, Charles r. NedgWick Esq. Judge.
ON motion of Ira Williams and Chauncy
~ Williams, administrators on the estate
of Elijah H. Williams, Hate Of Sharon insaid.
district, deceased this Court doth decree
that six months from this date be allowed
and limited 10 the creditors Of said estate to
exhibit their claims TO the said Administra-
tors: and also directs that public notice be-
given of this order by advertising IN news
Daper published in Litchfeld and by posting,
a copy thereof on public sign-post IN said
town of Sharon. nearest the last residence Of
said deceased. Certified from Record.
Az CHAs. F. SEDcwIcK, Judge