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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02

TOR ARM SPRINGS PROP.
l. ERTY, REAL AND PERSONALITIES Propre.
tors for the purpose of making division of the pro.
ceeds of this most desirable and valuable property Of
fer it for SALE 1t is situated at Bath Court House, in
beautiful and fertile valley, on the main leading Stage
Road from East to West, Is miles West OF the Va.
Central Railroad at Millboro' Depot, and forty miles
East Of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. The
SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND contain about 5000 Acres.
great portion of which is rich, well watered under
good fencing we'll set in Clover and other Grasses and
in good state of cultivation; as n STOCK AND
GRAZING FARM, it is of superior quality, and has
the advantage OF an extensive MOUNTAIN RANGE. The
picturesque Mountain Scenery is beautiful and SUBJ
lime This ancient and celebrated WATERING PLACE is
noted and esteemed for its MEDICINAL AND CURATIVE
QUALITIES (see card of the Propretors in newspapers
salubrty of climate health-giving and superior plea
sure BATHS. There are now FIVE Warm Baths OF the
temperature So. 49, deg. Fah'rt two Of these Spout
Baths; also two Cold Spring Baths adjoining As many
more could be made as would be desirable with very
little more expense. The Warm Springs may be safe
ly described as the PARADISE OF WATERING PLACES
The Buildings nearly new, consisting of large
and SPACIOUS HOTEL, other handsome, suitable
and wel-arranged Buildings for the accommodation OF
about 600 Visitors The Hotel Establishment is fur
nished with new, good and comfortable Furniture It
is believed by enlarged and with ener-
gec and judicious management,they might beincreas-
ed considerably, with very little more expense. Near
ly all the supplies Of Meats, Grain, Vegetables. &C.,
&c. necessary for the use of the Hotel Establishment,
could be readily raised on the Farm
TERMS.-The Terms proposed for the Real Estate
are, one-fourth Of the purchase money in hand or
negotiable note at 80 days with Interest," the balance
Of the purchase money in four equal annual payments
with interest from the time OF possession.
We also propose selling a frst.rate Cook, Ne
gro Man, hs VITO and hreo Children, likely. Tire rer-
sonal Property, such large, elegant and well as
sorted stock Of Furniture about 60 or 70 head of Cat
tie of good stock Horses Wagons, Carriages Sheep,
Hogs Farming Utensils &C.. will be sold on liberal
credit after sale of the real estate of which dne
notice will be given. There is very strong probable.
ity that the Manassas Gap and Alexandria Railroad
will pass by the Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, 1t
being the nearest and practicable route to inter
sect the Coyngton and Ohio Railroad.
GEO. MAYSE,
d. G. WISE, SProprietorS.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
MARRIED.,

| On the 18th of August, by the Rev. John D. Freed'
Mr. GEO. W1NER to Miss ANNA RExRoADs, all Of PEN
dletou county, Va.
! BY the same on the 9th of August, Nr. HARMAN
MoYERs to Miss SARAH ANN Smith, all of Pendieton
county, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR
Lotteries. for Sept'r, 1857.
r. FRANCE CO., Managers.

brilliant SCHEME!-GRAND CON-
d SOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD, CLASS L, to
be drawn Saturday, September, 26td, in Baltimore,
Maryland.
~ Drawings conducted under the superintendent
of the State Lottery Commissioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02

Does any of our high llvers ever eat too much DIN
ner? Ifany of our readers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little too far, will tell secret that
will lead them to the enjoyment OF their dinners with
out visit from that equity old acknowledgements.
Taks dose Of Dr. Santards Igigorator after eating,
and o ain never be troubled ecia Indigestion but
the contrary before the next meal time approaches the
appetite will be sharpened to appreciate any kind Of
fix the matter right at once for there is something in
that, to use the expression of friend, will let man
eat gravel stones and take the Invgorator and they
will digest We have tried it in double doses, ON one
or two occasions for sick headache, and 1t acts like
charm. =,
What we want to say to our readers, young or Old,
is if anything ails you go without delay and get a
bottle of Dr. Sandfords Invigorator, and If 1t don
cure and tell for we want to see one person
that il will not benefit.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
GALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.-In pr

-
y suance of decree rendered by the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, in cause therein depending,
wherein Abraham Brubeck and others Plaintiffs.
and Jacob Brubeck's heirs are Defendants, SHALL as
Commissioner proceed upon the premises, on ,&tur-
day. tile 5th day of September next, to sell at public
sale, to the highes. bidder, TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning about l56 ACRES adjoining the lands of Ch
Bosserman's heirs, Alb Brubeck and others, about
mile from Greenville. 1t has on it BRICK NAN
SION HOUSE, conveniently arranged; a good Barn
and all necessary out-budings The water is from
one of the best Springs in the county. The Orchard
is of well selected Fruit About 100 of the land
cleared and in cultivation the balance in timber
shall, also, at the same place, sell valuable Ne
GRO WOMAN, aged about 2S years, and her boy
child, between and years old.
TERMS:-So much Of the land sale in hand as will
pay costs of suit and sae the balance on credit of
six, eighteen and thirty months in equal instalments
and the slaves on credit of six months with interest
the purchasers to give bonds with sufficient securi
ty and the title to the land to be retained ultimate
security. JOHN j. LAREW, Comr.
July 29, 1857
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP

VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP
Y ERTY FOR SALE.-Under the authority of a
decree of the Circuit Court Of Albemarle pronounced
in the of Martin, guardian, Rhodes and 9TH
ers, on the oath day of October 1885, and by an ad
dition to said decree the 9th of May 1857, will of
fer for sale at public auction, on Wednesday' the 81
next suitable day thereafter on the premises TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the infant heir Of Ryand Rhodes
dec d. containing 800 ACRES, lying in the county of
Albemarle, about three miles North of Woodvie De-
pot This tract has upon it large manufacturing
MILL and SAW MILL, the dam of which has been
washed away 1t is said by those well acquainted with
the property to be one of the best locations for Mill
seat in this vicinity. 1t is also heavily timbered, and
will thereby afford q opportunity for enter
prisng man and will be sold in lots to suit purchas
ers.
TERMS OF SALE AS much ready money as will
be sufficient to pay the cost OF said sale &C. the resi-
from the day of SALE Interest to be paid annually.
HUDSON MARTIN, Com'r.
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ty" There is nothing in the whole list of medicine
creating such stir among invalids as DR.. Sanfords
Inyigorator Liver Remedy 1t gives such quick re
lief as TO convince the patient Of receiving benefit al
most as the medicine is taken. we do not
know of single instance where has been taken with
out benefit and in nearly all complete cure is
effected by its USE 1t has acquired its wide popular
ity simply because it does what it is recommended to
do 1t is constantly charging its circle OF friends
rying healing on its wings aud joy to the hearts of
those suffering from Liver Complaint Jaundice, Dys
pepsia or general debility.
August 5 S57-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
~ : : R ISIsj PHYSICIAN, whose sam

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands
I n oflfe have nearly run out, discovered while
in the East Indies certain cure for Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General De-
bility. The remedy was discovered by him WI Mhen
his only child, daughter, was given up to de-.
Tie had heard much of the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities of preparations made from the Bas'
India Hemp and the thought occurred to him shat he
might make remedy for his child. He studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child was
cured aud is now alive and well. He has since admin
stered the wonderful remedy thousands Of sufferers
in all parts of the world and he has never failed IN
making them completely healthy and happy.
Wishing to do as much good he will send
to such of his afflicted fellow beings request IT, this
recipe, with full and explicit directions for making 1t
up, and successfully using 1t. He requires each APP
pcant to enclose him one shilng-three cents to be
returned postage on the recipe and the remain
Address Dr. II. JAMES,
No IS Grand ST., Jersey City,N j. \
n. B-Dr II. James has neither office nor agent /
in New York, as some have pretended and adyer-
tised The receipt is sent from no PLACE but No..
10 Grand street, Jersey City, n. Jersey.
June 10, lS57.-3moif.
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ID. +. POINTS has on hand fine lot of COOK
ID ING STOVES, embracing various patterns.
GALLAGHER,S MORNING STAR.

The advantages "GALLAGHER'S MORNING
STAR" possesses all other Cooking Stoves areas
follows 1t is all Cast Iron, making it very durable,
the parts coming in contact with the fire being all
guarded by heavy plates it has two large ovens both
heated by the fire, and at the same time, and
which will bake and roast to perfection the boiling,
frying and broiling arrangements are complete; the
summer hearth is very convenient and answers we'll,
the ues being very large ensures splendid draught
and also carries off all gas, smoke &C., having up
draft it is an utter mpossbiiy to fail in heating the
baking properly it has separate oven of large
dimensions for roasting, which is so desirable, and
which other Stoves have not; by opening the door of
the roasting oven the heat will be dispensed back of
the Stove we'll front the Stove is carved in the
most tasteful manner it has beautiful front, and by
opening the doors, presents to view pleasant and
cheerful fire. the furnace is arranged that the fire
can be kept in for months at time without difficulty,
and having two hampers the heat can be regulated as
desired.
With moderate fire, this Stove will bake three
loaves of bread roast turkey, boil two dinner pots,
broil beef steak and heat water for washing all at
the same time.
Tin Ware, plain and painted and Copper and Brass
Kettles ofevery SIZE
STILLS manufactured to order and constantly on
hand
~ Roofing Spouting and Repairing done at the
shortest notice
Stanton August 26 lS57-2m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02


advertisement headed "EAR AND EYE"
r1y- FEVER AND AGUE-CERTAIN CURE
No more use for Tonic mixtures Quinne, Fowers So
luton, Arsenic Mercury, or any of the vaiEous or
uauseous compounds which only relieves one disease
to implant another deadly, and which sends the
unhappy victims finally, with wrecked and broken
constitution, TO an early grave. Try Carriers Spanish
Mixture which contains none o?these dangerous drugs
but cures by acting specifically on the Liver purifying
the blood and Strengthening the system, thus enabling
ing the pores of the skin and expeng from the body
ali impurities and old medicines, which clog and re-
tard its free operation More than thousand per-
sons have been cured by Carriers Spanish Mixture, at
ter everything elSe had sgnay failed AS sample OF
us remarkable effects, Messrs Davis Hicks, of Au-
taugaville Aa writes us that it cured gentleman OF
Chronic Fever and Ague which all the efforts of ply
sicians and their remedies failed to subdue. He only
took three bottles They say it sells very rapidly and
maintains its high reputation all through the country
AUGUST 5. lS51-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02

NOTlCE.-The subscriber, having determined to
IN retire from the Clock business would most res
pecy return his sincere thanks to the citizens of Au
gusta for the liberal patronage extended to him IN the
Clock business. His place will hereafter be succeeded
by HENRY w. BAGLEY who has for several years been
engaged in this business, and whom he confident
y recommend as thorough and practical workman,
ably qualified to do business in successful and salts
factory manner. He will commence with the subscri
bers who have not been called this year about the
last of August. Persons DESTROYS of having Good
Time will do well to continue their subscriptions to
him. Other citizens who may desire the services of
Mr.. Bagley in his business will please give notice to
the subscribers residing in their immediate vicinity.
August 26, 1857 S. w. GREENE.
A NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
N offer for sale my little TRACT OF LAND-FIFTY
AcREs-lying within u miles of Staunon, between
the Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike and the old
Hebron Church road, adjoining the lands of VIM. J.
Shumate Archibald Stuart and others. The land is
all cleared and in cultivation and there is upon it
comfortable frame DWELLING HOUSE and Well of
good water.
This little place may be made very desirable small
farm and market garden.
The terms will be moderate and will be made known
on application to the undersigned TO D. IMBoDEN,
Esq., who is authorized to act for me- If not sold in
body, l am willing to divide it into two or four par
cells, to suit purchasers. JNO. L. RILEY.
Aup 70. lS57-tf
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SCHEME.

TJAvANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
IL NOW BECOME SO POPULAR:-G r. AND
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD, EXTRA CLASS
9, to be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday. September 26t
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported by Staples, Martin Dc Co.
WHO WANTS MONEY e--s6o, 900 MAY

w be obtained by risking $l0-Halyes and Quar-
ter Tickets in proportion. JASPER COUNTY A..
CADEMY LOTTERY, by authority of the State OF
Georgia, Havana Plan, Single Numbers. 10000 Tick
ets-S, 2s6 Prizes, amounting to S215, 260! Prizes
payable without deduction. ANDERSON Il son,
Managers, successors to J. +. WINTER, Manager
Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Ca, (Smal Schemes,)
every Saturday and in Savannah, Ga, Large Schemes)
about the 18th of every month.
CLASS "A, draws Sept. 18th, 1857, at Armory
Hail. Savannah Ca, under the sworn superintendent
of w r. Symous and j. NJ Prentss, Esqs.
CAPITALS of $50, co., $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, So
OOO Prizes of 00O of $500, 100 of 800, 100 Of
$50, 5000 of $50, and 70 Approximation Prizes, a
mounting to SS,760.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters $3.50
Look to your interest and compare this scheme with
any other.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York RENTED for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates of Packa
ges Of Tickets to
ANDERSON L SON, Managers,
CAN'T o Mocon or Savannah Ga
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
wM. w. GwATuMEY. G. n. GWATHMEY.
w. & G. GWATHMEY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RfCHMOND. VIRGINIA,

ItIOIIIHO4ND9 VI1tNI4N1-As
T IBERAL Cash advances made on Consignments.-
j. Office ON 18th Street, opposite Shockoe Ware
house.
COL. P. A. WOODS, of Charlottesville, Va, is now
associated with us in our business The business will
be conducted as heretofore, under the style of w.
G. GwAFHMEY. w. g. G. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, August 26, 1857.
1t is unnecessary for the undersigned to say anything
in behalf of Messrs. Gwathmey, as they are we'll and
favorably known. For himself he would refer the
public to the farmers of Abemare, and citizens Of
Charlottesville. =. A. WOODS.
August 90, lS57-f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02

TMBODEN & McCUE.-By mutual consent the
i above firm dissolved on the LIST instant. All
persons indebted them requested settle prompt
~ as it's necessary to close up the partnership bust
ness without delay. Both partners will be found, as
heretofore at their Office and either is authorized 10
settle any business in their hands; and both will at
tend to their clients interests in ali matters heretofore
entrusted to them. lAug. 70, 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02
DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
i ERTY -Will he sold ON InMrsdn1L Tie lnM DIN

DUBLIC SALE OF Personal PROP
i ERTY.-Will be sold on Thursday, tile 10th day
September next at public sae at the late residence iof
Samuel Black, Decd, on South River all of his Per-
sonal Property consisting of 10 head of valuable Hor
ses and Colts several good brood Mares, fine black
Stallion, 40 head of Cattle consisting of Mich Cows
and Cattle, ranging from to years old some Of
them fat about 40 head of Hogs, Sows and Pigs, 80
or 800 of which is clean nice white wheat, picked ex
pressly for seed; lot of Rye and Oats, about 500
bushels of Corn Is 90 tons of Hay Carriage and
Harness, Buggy and Harness, 30 lbs. OF Wool,
THREsHINe MACHINE, and all the Farming Utensils,
consisting of Poughs, Wagons, Harrows, &c. Also, a
variety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cider
M Copper Still, Turning Lathe, and variety of az
tices too numerous to mention.
TERMS Nine months credit on all sums over S.,
with bond and good security So and under, cash will
be required, J. SIDNEY MOFFETT,
JAMES I. BLACK,
Aug. &c, ls57-3t-vin. copy Administrators.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-09-02

SCHOOL FOR BOYS...The next session Of the
y subscribers School for Boys will commence the
LIST of September next Thorough tuition in all the
branches of an English Education, and instruction in
higher branches if desired Reference to qualiica.
TONS &c Principal of the Siaunton Academy and
the former patrons ofhis School.
WIN. H. II. WADDELL.
Staunton, August 8, 1851.
ENOR SALE...A FARM OF 800 ACRES,
Il NEAR STANTON, EA.-The Farm on which
reside, miles from Staunon of about $40 acres 80
of which well timbered, is for sale. The buildings
are handsome and spacious and the land very good
and well watered by Lewis Creek-capable of division
into two farms and will be sold on very favorable
terms. Address WIN. b. JOHNSON
July Is, 1857 Stanton Va
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN STA UNION.

SJ The citizens of Stanton and its vicinity are
particularly invited call the Gallery of r. j.
RANKIN, and see the various styles of Pictures, made
at his rooms. Having obtained all the recent improve
ments in the art, DAGUERREoTTPEs, MELANoTYPEs, AM
BRoTYPEs and PATENT LEATER Pictures, article
which can be enclosed to any part of the world with
out additional postage and last though not least is the
MnzoGRApH PoRTRAlT which can be had from the
smallest size to that of life SIZE Ladies and gentle
men would do we'll to call and examine specimens at
the above Gallery before sitting for picture else
where
Staunton. Aug. 90, 1857
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SS0 REWARD Ran away from the subscriber,
gro Boy, BURR. Heis suppose q or 90 years ofage,
about feet or inches hig his color is black; he
wore away white drab wool hat and striped hickory
shirt No other clothing recollected. will give the
above reward if taken out Of the county of Augusta
and thirty dollars if taken in the county-iu either
case secured in Jail or delivered to Inc at my house.
GEORGE POAGE.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

,oO0 Prizes amounting to $685.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters $3.50.
~ Please address all orders for Tickets in the
bove Magnificent Schemes, to
T. H. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
No. 80 Fayette-st or Box No. 40,
Aruust oR 1aH Raltimore MARYLAND
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7 IMITATION.-Our partnership will shortly ex-
IL pire by limitation For the purpose of closing,
we this day selling entire stock of DRY
GOODS at prime Cost, for Cash only. Our stock is
large, and embraces very desirable goods, which
shall be sold without reserve.
We also have variety of other goods, outside the
Dry Goods line, which will be sold same terms. Per-
sous dealing for cash. and others wishing full value
for their money, would do well to give us call and
examine for themselves.
j. BRANDEBURG & co.
Stannton Aup o6 1S57-Vind conv
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t = 1e roh i sAaIeP vii f. .c
auction about 5s1% ACRES of land of which some Is
aeres are cleared and the remainder we'll tmbeTed
The land adjoins the farm of the late samuel Clarke
and viii sold M sisI ns
TERMS :-One.third in hand, or negotiable note well
endorsed at 90 days. interest included the remainder
in one and two years, with bond and good security
without interest. JUo. n. ~. ;p
August ~, 1857. Executor VI LIZ a. W.
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g ZEE HERE!-I have other arrangements re-
- quring my constant attention, and am, therefore,
anxious and determined to dispose of my GOODS and
rent out my Store House and Dwelling House attached
to it. 1t Is first rate stand, in thriving liberal and
solvent country, where good merchant cannot fail to
make money. 1t is located at the White Sulphur
Pump, on the main road, equi-disant from Mt Sidney
and Mt. Meridian.
Address me at Mt Meridian or enquire of N. X.
Trout. NJ. NJ. KERSH.
August &C. 1S57-4t
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OUBLIC SALE OF ESTELINE FUR.


i NACE.-In obedience to decree of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, rendered at the November
term 1885, for the purpose Of closing the partnership
heretofore existing between Lorenzo Shaw and Moses
StricKer and ascertanng the interest of said Strick
leri WILL as Commissioner, on Friday, the l1h day
of September next, sell at public auction the prem
ses, the TRACT OF LAND lying in the county of Au-
gusta on which is situated EsTELISE FURNACE, now
in the possession of said Shaw Stricker lying near
the Va. Central Railroad and containing about 2400
Acres, well supplied with timber and iron ore The
Furnace is now in good repair and in successful oper
alton situated about miles from, with good road
to- the Railroad. There the premises comfort
able DWELLINGS,, with all necessary 0ut-Houses-
everything ready for any one purchasing to go into
business.
TERMS SO much of the purchase money will
pay the expenses of sale and the costs Of suit will be
required n cash on the residue credit of one two
and three years will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security. The title, al
So to the land will be retained until all the purchase
money is paid, as ultimate security.
D. S. YOUNG, Com'r
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DROAD STREET HoTEL.-The Proprietor

V7IRGINIA At Rules held at the Clerks Office of
Y the Circuit Court of Bath county, on Monday
the Sd day of August, 1857, William Beatty-Plantf
AGAINST
Robert p. Williams, in his own right and as admin
istrator of Ohio Williams decd. Marcus L. Williams
Ohio Williams, Mahala ID. p. Williams, Isaac Hepler
and Mary E. his wife Joel Bethel and Matilda Bethel
Cornelia Hughart and Ohio Hughart Defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for the
legal title to the Land in the Bill and proceedings men
toned.
The Defendants, Marcus L. Williams, Mahala D. P.
Williams and Joel Bethel and Matilda his wife, not
having entered their appearance and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff it is
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here with
in one month after the publication of this order and
answer the Plaintiffs Bill and that copy of this or
der be published in the "Staunton Spectator" once
week for four successive weeks, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of said county the first day
of the next Court after its publication.
q A DOpTED Nrt