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RECEPTION or Col. Jons:oy.-lt will be seen, that
the Baltimore Repeal Association meot this evening,
for the purpose OF cscorting Col Johnson TO his odg
ngs at Barnums Hotel. At o'clock, he will proceed
to Calvert Hall, where he will address the Associa-
ton.
At meeting of the Democratic Convention for the
City Of Baltimore, held last evening, it was unani
mousIy resolved, that committee be appointed, con
sistng of one delegate from each ward to wait Col
r. NJ. Johnson on Wednesday next, al II a. NJ. The
President Of the Convention was appointed Chairman
Of said Committee
The members of the Convention were also requested
to meet at Barnums, al II o'clock, 10 join the COM
mtee in paying their respects 10 The Gallant Old Sol
der.
Colonel Johnson will leave Baltimore on Thursday
morning in the Frederick cars and arrive At Hagers
town in the evening" where he will, BY appointment,
meet the citizens OF that place.
BaItimere Republican, .for. q.
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WINCHESTER DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.


in adjoarned meeting of The Young Mems Demo
e'aa' ASSOCIATION convened on Saturday Nov. 18th
i'ae Town Hall, when the following officers were, TO-
esihe' with these previously elected, reported and
e!ced by the Association:
Hugh Barr, President; A. r Wood, John s. Miller
We Presidents; Lewis P. Coontz, j. L. Dapgerfed
Secretaries: Joha F. Baker, Treasurer.
torreSpo"d;ag CommWse.-Gen. James II. Carson
Wood, l.. P Coor,z, Cha is w Price, VIM. o
Bono, Wa Baker, and John P. Bentley.
tomma,e 10 P~opere Bnsiness.-Gencral James II
o,Hson, Henry T. Baker, William J Reed, John C.
a'"yer, Jessph VI. Baker, Dr.. Lewis A. NJ Her and
leo " LeEg.
Committee 10 Procure Members, &c j f. Danger
ljM, " Ham jenkins, Stephen Jenkins, James w.
,otes, John Boston, Alfred Seal, and John w. Camp
As'ri5rtiag Henry F. Baker, Lewis
Lindsey, Cha,ls ". Price, Samuel Hartley, VIM.
M.Iler, John Godfrey Miller, Henry S. Baker, John
NeCandless, John Coye, Geo w. Lcgg, Geo. w. Ba.
AFr, and Col. II. l.. Baker
Tue following Resolutions were, on motion, read,
I'D unanimously adopted
Resoirrd, That the Democracy Of New York, (the
Empire Sa,e) richly deserves, as i, must assuredly
s'eTc the hearty congratulations, the sincere thanks
'Ed ne everlasting gratitude Of their Democratic be
a'en throughout this glorious Republic for The noble
P'1ical fight and unexamp!cd victory achieved in
''el' recent contest with the sslc;tyed Wing party
heSotrtd, That The victory achieved, as II was, in
I'd lace Of dissensons ranks resulting in choice
'l'ns nen-of official Influences and Of the political
fP;ude of protesting friends, is precursor Of the
0'oas victory in store for the Democracy in the CON.
ns Presidential. election
. Hesoleed, That the Young Mems Democratic As,
ss"on of Winchester, Va, tender their warm and
''y congratulations to their Democratic brethren Of
y" s,s's OF New York, for the complete prOsttaon in
~. sa'e of Whiggery, and everything pertaining to
''.A reckless party.
5.s hss0!sed That our hearty congratulations are
aao are hereby rendered to the Democrats Of the
w. SISTER OF the confederacy, the gallant Michigan
~ her recent political struggle, has, in her Lion
,"s'h, shaken OF the shack!es oil Whsgery, with its
.-'On,n'ants, and we trust forever.
t.. "sSol7td, That the Committee Of Correspondence
l,. JUS Association, transmit copy Of these resolu-
e.. 20 The Chairman of the Central Committee Of
,.rspontence for the State Of ~ York, accompanied
G ."ef su'tlble ID the occasion.
s;,. .ss0istd That copy be also presented to the
,, o. The Winchester Vrginian for publication, ard
sh Democratic editors generally be requested 10
"I'sa sad resolutions
s.. .n'hon, the President appointed committee to
orator to address the Association Friday
:, Is next, the regular night Of meeting
''''"sF business being before the Association, our
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rVRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PR0PERTY-By viz
of Deed OF Trust executed 10 tho suhsrsibf BY Nathan
Spencer the 10th day of August 1872 and duly adj
Clerks Offices of the County Cours
and Campbell 70: the in said deed
toned w Wednesday, The Goth day of December next
the premises proceed SELL at public auction, Ia :e highest
bidder Tract Of Land lying and being in said counts
Of Campbell Falling River containing nine hundred and THU
~ acres being Tract of Land which Capt Samuel
Bunch formerly resided, and which The said Spencer
sides large ro Of this Tract is low grounds Of excellent
quality aEl the entire tract also
and well adartfd 10 ihe 1-. OF tahacrn wheat
corn The Improvements this Fam eoad and suited
crops raised the Farm. There is asa seeded about ninety
bushels Wheat which will The purchaser The legal
land retained by tho Trustees, from whom MIR.
Spencer The OF securing The purchase
noneyand this made for the purpose q" paying the
plr base money aforesaid. authorized say that the
Trustees aforesaid will make all necessary and proper
ances the purchaser perfect lis title upon the payment,
Other satisfactory for their payment n bonds
executed Spencer the said Trustees, said purchase
money.
AZ The said time and place. will be sod all The said Spencers
Stock horned Cattle including several yoke Of Oxen his stock
Horses Hogs aud Sheep Plantation Tools and Household aud
krciirn Furniture.
And on THURSDAY the dl day Of January viii sell,
like the premises, ceT:ln Tract Of Land lying
in The county Buckingham, State River, "'
acres excellent condition. and the improvements good and Is
day OF January said Buckingham Farm, will also L. sod,
thirty valuable Negroes consisting Of men, boys
and girls.
The terms sale of III. aave property will he made known
on the day sale will accommodating the circnm
stances Will allow Acting Trustee, viii convey such tide
only is vested in me by said deed
- WIN. b. JONES, Trustee.
1l
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DEATH CT MADEMolsELLE CALvE-We have just
heard (says the New Orleans Crescent OF the 18th
instantly tina, this exceedingly dist ngnshed artist has
met her death, and grievcd 10 say, by her own
means. She has poisoned herself 1t was but few
weeks ago publicly stated that she was to be
married 10 noiabity Of this city, and that as pre-
v,ous step thereto, she had renounced the stage
What has been the cause OF this sad change in her
destiny is not yet clearly revealed; but W., with every
one who is in the least degree alive /, The claims OF
genius ant talent, cannot refrain from expressing our
sorrow al this mournful event. Madrmoise!.e CALvE
of the greatest favoutes of those who love "a
frequent the French Ope:a that visited the U S
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COMMUNICATED.
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SGTfcL.'

The Democratic Association Of the City of Rich
mond will held regular meet ting at their Room, al
the Exchange Hotel OH Saturday Evening" the Cad
Of December, at O'Clock. Several distinguished De
Republicans, expected, will address the
Association. Every Democrat of Richmond will be
at his post. Come, Democrats OF Richmond, and hear
the good news from the Representatives OF The People
from all sections of our beloved Virginia. Our Wing
brethren arc respectfully invited 10 attend. We bid
you we leone, one and all. Come and hear what we
have to say in support Of our glorious Democratic prn
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ID holders Bank Of Virginia will be- ad al their Banking
House. in the city OF Richmond the second Monday eth 81
January ly of The Legislature passed 18th March
ls4a povGed THAT officer Director of Bank shall
hrsaer proxy for any Stakeholder in any election OF d.
recors or Officers Bank shall any proxy be valid which
shall executed sixty days before the lime OF any cleo
tom provided by The "hat no President
Director any Savings Bank General Agent OF any Man
featuring Mining Company, shall be hereafter elei5ie rs D
rector Of any Bank. SaMI MANA, Cashier.
the power for voting by proxy any meeting oil Stock
holders:
KSow MEv THESE PRE,rSTs, That - hereby
appcmt be- Substitute and Proxy for ana III -
name and behalf to vote al any election Of director DIec
tors of Virginia. And Furthermore. IL represent
all meetings OF the Stockholders of said BARK ana ~
namr and behalf 10 vote respecting the enaeng repeating
aendin. such Laws Ordinances Regulations as may be
ma cement OF the Bank fully might could, were
personally PRESENT. -
Witness - hand and seal this - day OF -, Isl
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'ur G,p,rD w1t-Tbe Philadelphia Times says:

THE GIRAKD wrLL.-The Philadelphia Times says:
"Mr. Webster, Water Jones, Henry S.ump,J Catwal
lader, James Broome, Mr. Schley, (of Baltmore0 and
another, name reco.l ctcd, have engaged in this
case on their own account without even retaining
fee content 10 have the pay for their long and arduous
services contingent entirely upon their success in the
suit These gentlemen, We understand, are on the
side Of the heirs Of Girald"
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NDrr;.anS,

Married Thursday 10Th November by the Rev Joseph
Rock. Dr. H. r. ANpEasu~ u on>l county s ASS N>Ei.,
only dlugte Of Henry VI Holland, Goochiaad county, Va
Married, tie aii ut., fredericksburg by The Rev Mr.
Mciha,, JosrrH fEEGusos, OF Richmond, Miss EVELYN,
Rict, EDs, of The former place
Married, the u ultGc, by Elder Rrn'min F. Gooi VIZ.
Jns ". ysrrr, Miss Virginia daughter oil Mrs
I.ns. nI GIr.Irr
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MEETING IN BRooKE.-The Democracy of Holt
days Cove held meeting on Saturday lts the pro-
cedings OF which received too late for tas paper
they will appear next week.
There was resolution passed preferring Martin Van
Buren, for the next Presidency, ana another confirming
the appointment Of Gel Thompson as Delegate 10 the
Democratic National Convent on / Hhectiny .4rgns
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the United States Court Eastern District of Virginia
in the matter Bankruptcy George b. Taiafeo: In purs
anco of an Of Court made the 2nd day OF March
1879 notice is hereby given that have this day deposited the
further sum of hundred and yfour dollars and thirty
nine cents in the Virginia. the credit of ts sub
isc To the future the Court and that the said Court after
len days. pass for dividend and distribution there
Of WfNDfiaM htMf
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
u
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fellow citizen, w. G. Singleton Esq, being present,
was called upon, and addressed the Association in an
eloquent and heart stirring appealurging its members
to De digent and watchfnl OF their Willy foeto be firm
and united in their principles, and to oil fair and
honorable t, defeat the election of the Federal
Coon candidate for the Presidency.
Ai,er which, the NEE ting adjourned to meet again on
Frdly evening, the 9th November.
HUGH BARR, President.
l. + n n'osrx, Secretaries
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BANK OF VIEoIsIA, DASvILLE-We omitted to
menllon III our last, the resignation of Col George
Townes the respected Pfesde of the Bank Of Vrg.
mia, at Daavile. His removal fram Danville ard his
numerous professional ngemen's, says the Reporter
have induced him to resign Office in that institution
10 which h was elected on its first organization.
TL,schdarg Republican.
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THE DEPOSITORY OF WORK attached the Union Re
Society will re open MONDAY December ih,
Store formerly occupied BY Mr. Duain Main street,
few doors below Mr. Boshers Carriage Factory.
All kinds i'll 10 taken in and particular attention
paid TO having well doGe, and reasonable terms ought
be- fpci Mending Of all description will also be done.
The patronage Of the public especially owners Of Factories,
is particularly solicited.
This will afford many poor females the of supporting
their suffering fmes that hrng the sole object Of the Society
=. S.-Ai work done he for cash only
Der o-0t
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u1RI;sTEEs, SALE OF PR0PERTY-Ey slrIne Of a D

TRUSTEES SALE or PRoPERrY.-ry Of a Deed
of Trust executed y JOS Mosrey, bearing date ID Sepe
her, and daily recorded in the CLERKS Offices OF
Campbell couns will SELL the s0 DECEMBER IL
,aI Mosery's residence Campbell. Negro Girl; House
hold Kitchen Kitchen Furniture; Horses Wagons and
Tools quarter of Land In Arkansas,
White River, wch is said To be vaInae aso shares the
J mes River L ianaH Ia Improvement.
And, the 9n day Of January 1T Buckingham Court
lon<e will sell at public auction, The remaining Stock OF
Goods of J. 4. T.. y. hIo>elry & 10. Terms sale
& The creditors Of IL T.. H. Mcsrley Co.. and Of the late
&C Mosriey Spencer ( Co., will find greatly their inter
est TO attend the sales of the above property.
JOSEPH FEQUA, Ir,,,.
I. ~ WATKINS, ''"''''''
n..1
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Commissioners SAs IF LaadS j" hias Gd'iam Coartg
NY Decree the Superior a"
ID thaacery for The county kn- udan pronounced
The 18th da c November is3, ia certain sat therein rcadn.
styled - hit ct ais ;i.p Ell a the Undersigned,
Comm. therein uamcd, proceed, SATURDAY, the
23d day Of December 1873, - la o'clock ~ 10 sell The
premises pubic IL tie c bidder, certain Tract
paros of Iaai, commonly rllaI and known Rackwes
,ns aud heiI. stG c";v, at miles from The Piping
rr- and estimated about hundred twelve
he ar"itauct hy >uty"y haore The day oi SALE
The Tract of Land highlands of the
ramunkrv, hgal y and dCsrib.c sIp aud
cept!Ie Of Amos, unlimited improvements Om the incxhaisii
quantity of mail To be found uroa which LEAST
per Mr. Philip croNtun who poss.s-
OF H. VIII shov il any disposed purchase.
TEaMs fash Tor much 81 II dei.ay the costa
and of SALE s balance in equal instruments six
months til. be retained until the whole Of the
purchase money pnd, md directed by the Court.
X. I. DANIEL. ..t...-
II. a. CLAIBORNE, in, COMMISSIONER
Je-W,,,s
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A SMALL COUNTRY SEAr.-The subscriber will SELL at
~ Pubic Auction the DIST Of December the premises his
present residence county of Hanover than eight
miles frn city OF Richmond and two ard half from the
iIrchanir-vic Turnpike. The establishment consists OF fifty
land part which ~ highly improved producing,
with l labor abundan; crnps-tc bindings all ne" t!r
dwelling containing with fire places, pacions
passage three porchcs. stable and barn
comfortable accommodation small
miyn healthy most agreeable and thrky sttlrl ccDor-
hood II is sufficiently M. city afford agreeable
treat without demcr
ncnts the distance being travelled Turnpike in ,e
more than an hour Terms-si 900 cash! the balm
equal Payments bs secured in Satisfactory
W. II. CURTIS.
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JonX orIHcY ADAMS ANn IIs AsrRoXoMLcAl

JOHN orIScY ADAMS AND His ASTRONOMICAL
SPEECH.
II may be esteemed the very heighlli Of temerty FOL
an individual in this city, at This time, to 'nslnuae Tie
possibility of ignorance the part OF the author
"Dermo, cMrrough, any point, or with regard
any subject whataoever nevertheless, is believed pos
bic 10 prove The "world renowned" gully OF an y.
norance of history highly rlpahle in charmed,
from he fact, that It's connection with the high rePua
on of tie speaker will be likely add another To The
many "historc cul1mnies already heaped upon thu
Cathol Chlrch After falsely litIng upon the per
sacu,ion nf Calico by the Inqnsit,on, Mr Adams, IT
his speech reported in the .'CIncnEltI Chronicle,
SAYS:
1.-THE founder of the Inquisition was lgnatus 10y
IA, not inferior 10 Calico in all the qualities o.
greatness Possessed Of deep i1s ght into human na
turp powerful will aad lhdcinaole energy, he bore
down with resittess sway over human psssions.-
Moving under the influence of Fanat csm ana e1
citing the Imagination, he creates a Despolism.
"Galeo, under the influence OF Truth, enlarges The
boundaries OF Science and the regions Of knowledge
To which shall yield To the Champion Of Trutt
say Gcd speed !"
This statement with all lis differences and implca
tions is false, without the least shadow Of founda
ton in history or in truth The idea Of the lnqusl
ton first developed by Pope Innocent Ill who
assembled the papal chair in the year 1885, and lis
foundation was completed by his immediate success
sors lgnntus OF Loyaa, the founder of the Soclsls
Of Jesus, known as tn, Jesuits,) and III any
way connected with the Inquis,on, not born
until the year 1871, nearly three hundred years
after its establishment; and, instead of being mar
Of iron will, and ndomable energy, fitted 10 "cre
ate DesPo,ism," Leiber, in his "Encyclopmi;a
Americana, volume seventh, page 100, says, in speak
ing Of him "Ee showed himself, however, unequal
TO The management of great affairs. As General
he ever pursuing secondary objects, while hls
learned and more sagacious friends, especially Lat
nez, who was his constant companion, coutrived T.
improve and carry out his rude plans for the advance
ment of the society" The inference necessarily
to be drawn from The remarks Of MIR. Adams is
that lgna,ius of Loyala and Calico were contain
porarles, whilst the fact is, that gnatirs Of Lnvo!a
died in 1855, and Calico was born at Florence, Feb
ruay ~, 1864, being nine years after thu deaf!
of the former These must he the result oil
gross Ignorance else wicked and malicious perveT
Of the truth for the purpose Of accomplishing BIZ
gotsd and scctarian ends; either Of which, from the
man, and the occasion, merits the condemnation o.
I'll. just and the enlightened G..
We have received the Proceeding Of the Republican,
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administrators sue ct Negroes, Turning uersiis

q
T1rt, Grdia, ~.
WILL be sold, the rh, bidder residence or
" John Is. deco WEDNESDAY, The 18th day
Of December lei, the Crops Cora, Fodder aud Oats, the
Plantation Utensils 81 description comprising. Wagons,
Carts, Piuughs, iorS, Rah, s:c &c. the sock of Horses,
eight number YOKE II oxen, The Stack of Cattle Sheep
Hogs Household and Kitchen Furniture all
peabe Estate, which said John y. G.odr died seized.
Terms made known the day Il sale. A twenty Ike
Sc..o.s. cash, of all and valab-n-, women,
boss gs The rman.t Of the Slaves VII r hired for the
year, Gay, should 'icy 10. SOLD Aud IT, from
cause, the should BIZ completed, th. day. VIII
continued from day day until shall have been done.
jos. GOODE,
WM. GOODE, SR.,
Admris,. aoiS of John e. Goode. deceased.
D,r | ids
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The Democratic members Of the Legislature Of Geor-
gia have recommended Convention to be held Mil
letgvile, the u Monday Of December, to take the
Presidential question into consideration, and 10 decide
what the Democratic party Of this State shall
pursue in relaion the
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We have received the Proceeding Of the Republicans
Of Monroe and Augusta. They have respectively ap-
pointed Delegates 10 attend their respective District
Conventions, to appoint Delegates TO the Baltimore
Convention. We shall publish them on Tuesday.
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. County, a. wit:

-- County Ia wit:
Justice OF tic Peace for said county, do hereby
certify, tina! ---, who ha executed the above rover o.
Attorney per, onay appeared and made oath, that the
Stock which proposed 10 be gwen IS, bona hde
and the held BY means OF any transfer
contved designed evadc the provisions OF the act
ing suaons for the incorporation OF Banks passed
the a2nd March, 1877. -
Given Under NV hand this - day Of -, Isl.
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Eagtish and GoSsicoi Sho0S at Tie BrHasrjct Mineral

SprnnS, EThHS3rtf., a.
~ lie Of Wi, resumed the 18Th Of
January lsii; session heretofore.
Tie 18th oi January ending tie h June; The second
session first jul? and ending the las: 81
Move ilc5 There being short ct studies from the
l5 of June the first of Jgy, tai.r public eSamaaton)
the Summer vacation ben. shortened with the view la give In
students the advantages of The Springs the scSy Of
the months of August aud Srpt"mbe.
In III. En" viii he taught those subjects which
commonly taught public aud private Schools the higher and
Of English including the usil branches
MaclLa les, Algebra Surve! Ing, Insonometry Mensura
ton,
In the Classical will he taught properly and systcma
callY the various Classical Authors, La IN aud GeeS.
The mmolaious the Springs i07m,tores pleasant
walks and rcti 81 situation, students advaG
for study ihe nfmiorlrs being suit y arranged and
pared with comfortable private 10 accommodate iwo ar
fo Students occasion may require. Aud the operation ot
the S.oo. for thee past excessively, tests the vlrGe and
healthy properties Of The waters. Their. mol having occurred Ia
the .lc 81 contracted dcase - justify the call
oi hya aGl ay during Tie sieh ~ l!c
presB year, when much Sickness a generally per.aded the
country and our immediate neighboi hood.
Atrweekly on 'eled, passing 10y the premises Will
Terms hereoire:oart per session Of live months the
student furnishing his igils,j So 90
For the Classics u 30
For the higher English Branches Algebra, Surveying, Til
conomciry, MensirstiJn, &C. 10 co
For the higher English branches, Mathematical branches
exfcrrd,) IL 50
For the Elementary branches per session, 10 90
Students after entered, viii he considered engaged
os the scssnn and deduction III be male except
of proractsd sickness JOHN J. GRItiL.
Dec J9-wiu
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10 RELtous NorGcg.fie frs: q Series OF Lectures
P"pe viii b. Delivered in the First Church, Dr
Pumers, Sablah Evening, the Pastor. Service wi
begin at quarter past O'Clock.
Observation-Disclosures 81 the Legislature. and other
in Ire Cuy, during tie Wn,ef, Informed that they viii he
welcomed any in The First pe-b Church, Or
Ilumer's,l whenever
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The Washington Spectator "a paper devoted to Mir
Cahounl is now published daily.
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e.TOCK AT AICTfON.-W, be sold. WEDNESDAY, The
- 18Th December the Exchange Iloe II O'Clock. the fol
lowing Stocks: Siu01 Of s Per Cent Stock Of r state Of
Virginia. aud ST James River ard klnawha Bonds, n lots
sui purchasers The sale III be made without limit
PHILIP HARRISON,
FREDERICK ANDERSON.
lJ- The sa,e of The ADORE Stock 10 be conducted ty
JAS. ii. LYNCH.
Dec J9-d
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His own p7op,ry-or the property OF ---,h his ward
or of his testator or estate naming the esiator or IN
tes,n,e-o bona de held by virtue Of duly re-
corded will or other person or persons,
Gse " f s9-2aHtd