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LEcTUREs.-Dr. II. j. Brown, (col'dY

LEcTUREs.-Dr. II. }. Brown, fcol'dy
delivered lecture on Monday evening last,
at North East, on Phreuology, Physiogno-
my, Physiology, and another lecture, on
Wednesday evening, at the same place, on
Love, Courtship, and Marriage. Our in.
formant spoke in commeudable terms of the
lectures, but said the attendance was rather
small, owing to the fact shat the time has
not arrived yet when the intrinsic merit of
lecture or discourse can be separated from
the color Of the lecturer.
A. Watson Atwood, Esq, of Philadelphia,
son of Rev. A. Atwood, also delivered a
lecture, on Tuesday evening, at the same
place, on the Romance of the War.
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SALE OF Town PRopERTY.-Dr. W.
X. Way has sold his property, on Main st.,
opposite the post Office, to Mr.. Jos. Wells.
The Doctor intends going to Baltimore,
and entering into business. His soiourn with
us has been short, but long enough for him
toforsn many pleasant associations and make
numerous friends, who part with him with
regret
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T1E Members of Cecil Lodge. No. G2,
are requested to be in punctaal attend
ance HIS Saturday EVENING, February
'ird, rs there is important business on hand.
and full attendance of members is desired.
By Order.
Feb 3. 1Sf3-1w
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BsH~ Our readers will find an interesting
and instructive Dialogue on the first page Of
this paper, well worthy Of perusal.
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To the Physicians Of Cecil Co

EOR the purpose of organizing the
L County Medical Association. we respect
fully invite all Physicians, practicing in the
county, to meet in Convention, at Elkton,
on the I'd Tuesday of February, inst.
r. NJ. Bromwell, W. r. Way.
John II. lamar, r. C. Carter,
Vim. B. Rowland, N. b. Morrison.
H. H, Mitchell, Charles NJ Ellis,
c. J. Shippers, Joseph V. Wallace.
s. NJ. Harry,
Feb B, 1SG6-3w
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ELKTON IRON COMPANY.

s'liE subscribers 10 the Stock of this Com
4 pany are requested to meet at the Office
of the County Commissioners, on SAIUK
DAY, the 10th inst, for the purpose of
eiecting Officers. and executing the Articles
OF incorporation. Feb 3, l6GG-2w
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The Mason s. Tia Min Cabinet

organs, for different styles, adapted to sacred
and secular music, for $50 to $500 eacl.-
FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SI,vER MEDALS.
or other first premiums awarded them. Illus
lrated catalogues free. Address MASON &
HAMLIN, BosToN, or MASON BROTHERS,
NEW-lnKK. sept 9, ls65-ly
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Cofal affairs.

THE ELKroN fRoN CoMpANY.-In'
our last issue we gave notice of the purpose
to form an iron manufacturing company, in
Elkton, on the joint stock plan, with fair
prospect of success in the enterprise A
preliminary meeting was held in the foom Of
the County ComidissioIlers, on Thursday
last, for more systematic arrangement of
matters.
A capital of $l2j,OOo was determined
upon, and some S22,000 subscribed, with
$4,000 promised conditonally. Subscrip-
ton lists were prepared and canvassers APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions from the citi
that $4,000 may readily be raised in the
county, which, with the addition of the
works on Big Elk, owned by Parke, Smith
Co., which will be Incorporated with the
company, representing $4,000 more, max
ing $500 With this commencement, it is
believed the remainder would soon be dis
posed of.
The works which the company propose to
erect here, will have capacity of manu-
featuring 100 tons per week. The profit on
iron for the past few years has been S25 per
ton. This is clear gain which would make
$500 per week. If this amount is reduced
to ten dollars u ton in view of fall or huc-
tuaton in the price of iron, still the earn.
ings Of the company would make the invest.
ment more profitable than almost any other
that will be within reach of our people. 1t
is well known that the iron trade is one of
the most profitable branches of business
known to the industry of the country
While the risks are very small, if any what
ever exist, the profits are large and certain
that will accrue to the stockholders
One manufacturing company located here,
would be but the forerunner of others, when
the natural advantages of the place become
apparent to other communities, and capital.
lists on the lookout for business localities.
A golden opportunity offers to our citizens
if they possess that expansiveness of view
which will enable them to grasp it. Lay
hold, fellow citizens, and success is sure -
This is not speculative enterprise but a
substantial and profitable business operation.
notice to the subscribers to the capital
stock of the Elkton Iron Company to meet
at the Commissioners room, under the
court house, on Saturday next, the 10th
inst, is published elsewhere.
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POSTPONED
PUBLIC SALE,
OF; valuable STOCK

AND FAX MlNG UTENSILS.
THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale. at
>, u his residence. near Bohetnia Ferry. ON
Bohemia Manor, Cecil county, Md, on
Thursday, The 18th doy If fshruary, 1866,
his entire Stock, consisting of
W & Horses. valuable for work and
N-AF driving: pair of Mules, Ii hands
8 " high and very valuable: Horse.
gentle, and No. family horse, very fast
2 head of three.ycar old Colts. = head Of two
year old Colts; 3 head of Spring Colts, all
fine stock: I head of fine M1cl - --,----3 :,
Cows. Cow. feeding for beef ~; - \,
Spring Calves, 30 head fine Shoars. II u VI
Family Carriage. leather top, nearly new:
Top Buggy, in good order; :, Farm
Wagons. one new Peach Beds and Springs
fitted on the wagons: 400 Peach Baskets and
Boxes, set of Double Harness, set Single
Wagon Harness. Plow Gears. | Sleigh and
Bells, Barrel Corn Shelter. Hand Corn
Shelter. small Horse Power. Hay Fork
and Blocks to lift hay into the NOW. Flows.
Harrows, Gu tivators, and other Farming
Tools; Hay by the ton, Timothy and Glover;
Blades by the bundle: Pork BY the pound
Potatoes by the bushel; Milk Pans, Churn,
and many other articles not named
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of Twenty
Dollars and under, cash. Over Twenty Dol.
lars. eight mouths credit, with approved
endorsed note, with interest from date.
Hrss~ Sale to commence at 10 clock A. NJ.
precisely. CHAS. 4. BRYAN.
Feb 3, lSG6-1w 5. Burns. Auct.
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The Philadelphia ,oe-boaS passed
through the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
on Thursday last, drawn by thirty mules.
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The Union press in all portions of Mary.
land oppose the modification or repeal ofthe
Registry law.
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BUTCHERS, NOTICE.

>llE firm of Bennett & Bye. previously
L existing, having by mutual consent dis.
solved, all persons indebted to said firm are
notified to settle their bills before the LIST of
March, next, or the accounts will be placed
in an officers hands for collection afr er that
date. BENNETT & BYE.
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FOR ESsC II.

1 HOUSE and Five Acres to Let wonld
suit Gardener or Trucker
Also, Il FARM to Rent. Apply to
JACOB T. COLLINS,
Feb 3. lS66-1w# Elkton Post Office.
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SALE OF A FARM.-Mr, II. P. Chand-
lee, of Zion, in this county, has recently
sold his farm containing 40 acres of prime
land, to Mr.. W. L. Mearns, for 500 per
acre Land has an upward tendency in
r,,;l
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PUBLIC SALE

I1HE subscriber having sold his farm, will
! sell at Public Sale, at his residence adj
joining the village of Zion, Cecil county,
Nd, on
Wednesday, the 2lst day Of February, 1866,
his entire Stock and Farming Utensils, to-
witt good Work Horses, Year s,s,
ling Colt, good stock; pair of Hl.IE
-xN Mules, years old; three Ct "
Ar-AACows, of them fresh the others
y, M-GEwill be the first Of March half
Aldernv Bull, years old; Steer, . Year
ling Calves, large stock and well matched
yoke of prime Fat Cattle Shoats.
FARMING UTENSlLS.-l two horse
Farm Wagon, l ligh' Single Wagon, good
Ambulance, with four springs and top,
Ok Cart, No. two-horse Power and
'I'hrasher, new two'seat Rockaway Car.
riage, Sleigh, Buffalo Robe a.d Bells,
Spring Tooth Horse Rake, l Roller. four
Fan. Corn Shelter. Straw and Fodder Cut
ter Hay Fork with new blocks and rome
complete, large Double Harrow. Grindstone,
: Grain Cradles, Forks, Shovels, Rakes,
Hoes, &C., set of good Wagon Harness, /
set OF Mule Harness. Sets of Carriage Har.
ness, Plow Gears, Leather Halters. Cow
Chains, &c. his stock was NJ ally all u
chased new during the past two years 70
Acres of Wheat in the Ground, 20 Tons of
prime mixed Hay.
TERMS.-All sums under 500 cash over
that amount Il credit Of six months, for sat.
isf,ctorily endorsed notes with interest, pay
able at Cecil National Bank, Port Deposit.
or 3 per cent off for cash
Bsas~ Sale to commence ut | +. NJ.
H. p. CHANDLER,
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UNDEPT AKING.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!

HANlNG enlarged my establish GA
IL ment, (ncxt door to the Post ~
Ntf'cc,l thereby increasing my facilities Z
for The manufacture of HfRNESS, &c, /
would call the attention Of Farmers to my stock
# goods, before purchasing elsewhere. / will
guarantee 10 sell as low rs goods of the same
quality can be purchased elsewhere. / also
keep constantly On hand all articles usually
found in q well regulated Harness establish
rept viz:
Buffalo Robes,
Horse Covers,
Carriage Blankets,
All Kinds Whips,
Collars,
Chamoise Skins,
Sponge, Horse Brushes. Name Brushes. Name
Combs, Curry Combs, Patent Fastening Ilames,
Trace Chains, Breast Chains, Halter and Dog
Chains. Wheel Glease, spurs, Lashes, Ankle
Boots, Nc.
10 Also continue to manufacture Perkins
Mp,0rcd Harness oil and Black.
Thankful for past fayors, would respectfully
ask an increasing share OF your patronage.
JOHN PERKINS, Jr.,
Oct 81, 1865 Elkton, Md.
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II Sosth Street, Baltimore,
General Agents for Mar. land, Delaware. and
the Southern Stares. ,July s, lS6s--4m
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Phila., Wilmington d baltimore IL. II.
Special Notice to PASSENGERS.

EyOR the accomm odntion Of passengers
Il who desire to stop at Stations between
WILMINGTON AND PERRYvILLE,
On aud after Wednesday, January 18th,
1866. Passenger Car will be attached to
the Freight Train leaving Philadelphia at
4.15 P. NJ. H. F. KENNEY,
Jan 20, 1866 ~Sv Superintendent.
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ASTRAY.

CAME upon the premises of the subscriber.
Cone White Buck Sheep, with hole in the
right ear. The owner is hereby notified to
identify and pay the costs on the same, or have
it sold according to law.
JOHN H. MAHONEY.
Jan n, 1a66-w
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PUBLIC SALE

I'HE subscriber will sell a, Public Solo
l. at his residence, on the road LEADING
from Chariestown to Brick Meeting House.
about one mile south of Ebenezer church,
U" Wednesday, 18th of Fs5rumy, 1866,
the following property. to.wit:
~ head of Horses, ! Of them heinz
M5E good driving horses, and quiet in
q u all kinds of harness; a Sorrel
Mare, good for breeding purposes. and one
Colt, years old, quiet in all respects: also,
pair Of good farm Mules. we'll broken to-
single and double harness; yoke of Young
Oxen, of improved stock, nicely matched
ana large tor their age 1 good r.,
Mich Cows, two of them having - \
calves at their sides, and young u VI w
Helter, improved stock also, Is head VI
good Sheep.
FlRWyG UTENS1hs.-1 good four.
horse Wagon, (nearly new Dearborn, l.
TX Cart, tbroad wheelcd), Germantown
Wagon, steel-toothed Horse Rake, Roll.
er. Cutting Box, l Corn Shelter, Mont.
gomery Fan, = Wiley Plows, = Pa,uxent
Flows. square Harrows, large Cui,iva.
tor, small Cul'ivators, hay Bed, i pair
hay Skids. sets Stage Harness. , sets of
Lead ScarS, l set Single Harness, Double
Trees. Single Trrrs. Sh~vels Mnrtucks,.
Hoes, Forks, Rnkrs, Chal:,. and other anu
cles not enumerated.
Conditions uraGp knnwr, IN snle.
Sale to commence at 10 % riork. precisely.
j. WESLEY FALLS.
req D, lod6-2w s. Burns, Auct.
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RoBBERY.-Mr. Charles Jones, resid-
ing near Conowngo, was robbed on Friday
night last, by a man who had been in his
employ a few months, named Robert Riser.
alias Charles Frye, of Al shares of stock of
the Commercial Bank of Baltimore, and a
sum OF money, amounting in all to about
eighteen hundred dollars. This fellow came
here early on Saturday morning and took
the Stage for Magnolia Station. Phil Will
Il BALTIC. r. R. Observing Mr.. Jones on the
platform at this place in pursuit Of him. but
being himself unobserved by Mr.. Jones, he
left the station, we are told, and went to Bush
where he remained until Monday. when he
went to Perrymansvlle and purchased Il
ticket for Philadelphia, but getting aboard
the wrong train, he proceeded only to Havrc.
de- Grace, where he was arrested by officer
John Hopkins, who was on the alert having
been apprised by Mr. Jones of the affair
He was committed to Jail on Tuesday. The
Bank stock, amounting to STOPS and 1913
IN cash, was recovered. -Bclair .imerican.
A COOP OMEN FOR ELKroN.-Tbe
Ice Company that we mentioned in recent
Issue OF The Wig, which was formed in
Elkton for the purpose Of having an abund.
ant supply Of that summer luxury, when
most needed, and heretofore very difficult to
procure, we are happy to publish has been
complete success. An icehouse "A by "a
feet and 20 feet to the square has been built
on Harvey's dam and filled with the best of
ice. This is. we believe, the first Joint stock
enterprise that Elkton ever originated and
promptly carried through We hope it is
favorable omen to other joint stock com.
panies, which are being discussed and formed
here. Among the latter the Iron Company
which we spoke of last week we believe is in
a fair way to be speedy success. A further
account of this enterprise will be found else
where in this issue. Other enterprises of
the kind must speedily follow, and we thin.;
that we may fairly predict that in few wears
the population of Elkton will be double,
while her wealth and industry will be in.
creased four fold. Those who desire to take
the tide at its food which leads to fortune,
had better not stand on the order of doing.
but lay hold at once
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PUBLIC SALE


or Personal PROPERTY
VIE undersigned will Offer at PubI;c Sal.
= at his residence, Whitehall, near French,
town, on ''"'n'
Ued"esddy, the IN day of March. 1866.
,,f fair, If not, the next fair dav. his entire
Farm Stock and Utensils, as follows.
:saxs good work Horses, three. ve,r
AM old Colt, Mich Cows -.
y ZT-3 young Heters, head - ..IA
OF Young Cattle, 4 Shoats. Al " W
FARMING UTENSILS IL eight. horse
Power, with Thrasher and Cleaner com.
hined; Woods Prize Mower, been in use
but two years. Hussey Reaper. Van
Winrkle Fan, Wheat Drill. lKnhhn &
Ha'nes mnke,) ! Spring Rake, / Roller, |
Corn Shelter, Ok Cart, two horse Wagon.
Flows Harrows, Cul,ivators, &c.
lERMs OF SALE:-All sums under 500
cash all over, credit of six months, with.
out interest, if paid when due; if not pad
when due, interest to be charged from day
of sale.
Sale to commence Mt 10 o clock.
w. W. HENDERSON,.
rep o. looo-5" 5. Burns, Auct
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Henry p. Bennett, senior partner of said
firm. will continue the Butchering business
at Little Elk. FEB 3, ISG6-4w
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Deafness. Blindness and Catarr!,,

Jan G, 1s66--ly
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-05
ADVERTISEMENTS
To the Public.

In the last Spirit Of Jefferson there ap-
peared in the editorial column of that
paper an article containing some inju-
riOus imputations upon my father. I
became the bearer of letter from him
to Benz. F. Beall, tire editor of that jour-
nal demanding to know whether he was
the person responsible for it's statements,
or whether that responsibility rested up
on some other person. Mr.. Beall
promptly, by consento of the writer, gave
me the name of Andrew E. Kennedy, as
the author of that false, wicked and ma
licious attack. Being on the spot and
regarding an attack upon the character
of my father as an attack upon myself,
/ Immediately addressed letter to him
to know if he acknowledged himselfthe
author of that article and held himself
responsible for its statements. receiv-
ed a reply from him in the following
words:
CHARLEsrowN, March 29th, 1866.
Mr.. CHAs. J. FAULKNER, Jr.
Sir 81 have received your note of this
date. Mr.. Beall, editor Of the Spirit, has
been authorized by me to communicate
with your father on the subject of your
note, and in response to one addressed
by him to Mr.. Beall,
SNosg
ANDREW Z. KENNEDY.
Believing that it fell within the range
of my duty to notice Mr.. Kennedy as
the author of that infamous article, and
feeling that he had not responded to my
letter with the directness which the oc-
casion demanded, l sent Mr.. Kennedy
word in what light regarded his con-
duet, and that | should take occasion in
the next Spirit Of Jefferson, and i'll all the
papers of this judicial Circuit, to de-
nounce him, as in my Judgment his con-
duct deserved, if its statements were not
promptly and unequivocally retracted.
In fuliillment of that notice, he hav-
ing failed to make the retraction, | here
by proclaim Andrew 4. Kennedy to be
a liar and a coward, "a person disgraced
by habitual 'alsehood, and an unfit as
sociate OF gentlemen. | have delivered
a copy OF this to the friend of Mr.. Ken
uedy, who communicated its contents to
him, and have waited in this place up
wards of two days to respond to any de
mand he may choose to make upon me
for satisfaction.
CHARLES J. FAULKNER, Jr.
Charle,stown,. April I'd, 1866.
r. ST. handed copy Of the above
to the editor Of the Spirit Of Jefferson, in
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d I e. ID

REED-In this place on the 18th ult., Mrs.
Sarah Reed, wife of Vim. Reed, dec'd in the
18th year of her age. She was consistent and
exemplary member of the NJ E. church for
sixty-six years.
BAKER-Departcd this life, on Monday,
March 26 1866 about midnight; after a long
father, Andrew W. McCleary, Esq, Eliza
wife of Mr.. George p. Baker, formerly mer-
chant in this place
In making this simple, but solemn announce
ment Of an event so common, and yet so little
regarded, by many, of whom the same will
soon be said; the contrast, between the gay
aud joyous celebration of the nuptals of our
dear. friend, shortly before the war, and her
death now, in the same mansion; forcibly
strikes those who can recall the scene of that
festive occasion. Young beautiful--the dar-
ling Of happy home, and hopeful parents;
united to the worthy man of her CHOICE, let us
look in retrospect upon that scene, and then
upon this The suffering, wasted form, the
dark pall-the saddened hearts around it,
the grave, the solemn words of Christ's minis
ter: Earth to earth Ashes to ashes Dust
tell as. This is the sum, and close of this
epitome Of Human life apart from the reve-
lation of ONE who, at this time, passed thro'
the same scene But Is it the end of the mys-
terry? Was she made thus to go out like a
wasted lamp, never to be illumined? Is there
not light shining out of her dark place of re-
pose, as there was from /" Joseph of Arima-
theas' own new tomb ~ Yesi-Blessed be the
God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ
and through him her Father-she died in this
blessed and assured hope-that as Herose from
the dead-so would she rise unto the life inn
mortal, thro' Hin, who died for her-that she
might be Ever with the Lord Knowing
this, we sorrow not as those who have no hope
but trust to meet her in higher and better
world *3s
Winchester papers, Baltimore Gazette and
Southern Churchnsam, please copy.
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VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Morgan county, on the I'd day
of April, 1866:
Allen G. Hammond and John T. Siler, late
merchants, trading as Hammond & Siler,
Plaintiffs vs. Robert G. Gustin. Defendant.
In Debt and on an Attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover from the
said defendant R. G. .Gustin, balance on a
debt of sixty dollars $3.50. 3a) and thirty three
cents and, also, debt of sixty dollars, $500
with interest, &c, and to attach and subject
any estate or debts due the said Defendant
r. G. Gustin. in Morgan county, to the pay
ment Of the Plaintiffs said debts, against him,
suit that the said Defendant, Robert G. Gustin,
is not a resident of this State, he is hereby re-
quired to appear within one month after due
publication of this Order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interests in this matter. It
is further ordered, that u copy hereof be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks.
in any newspaper in Berkeley county, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
Morgan county, on the first Monday after date
Of this Order. Teste,
VIM H. BAKER, Clerk.
april s, 1866 Pendleton pa
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VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Morgan county, on the I'd day
OF April, 1866:
Bank of Berkeley, in Virginia, Plaintiffs.
us. Charles A. Swami, Defendant
In Debt.
The object of this suit is to recover of tho
said Defendant, Charles A. Swami the sum Of
five hundred dollars, $500 Protest, two dollars
and three cents, ($203) and interest, &C., and
to attach and subject to the payment of the
said debt, any estate or debts due the said De-
fendant Charles A. Swami, in the county of
Morgan,-especially his interest in 800 acres of
land on the B. q o. Railroad and Warm
Spring or Bath Run, adjoining the land of G.
Orrick, decd. also, in So poles of land at tho
Hancock Station, adjoining same, and also, in
the following tracts of land which descended
from the said Orrick to his heirs viz: 268
acres on the Potomac River, 276 acres on
same, 2l8 acres ON the grade leading from the
Town Of Bath to Hancock, Md, PA acres in
Grasshopper Hollow, 2l0 acres on Horse
Ridge, s. acres on the Warm Spring Run, and
one-fourth Of 400 acres on same, and in one
body-.and it appearing. on affidavit, filed in
Swami, is not q resident of this State, he is
hereby required to appear within one month
after due publication of this Order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interests in
this matter It is further ordered, that = copy
hereof be published once week, for four sue
ccssive weeks. in any newspaper in Berkeley
county, and posted at the front door Of the
fourt- House of Morgan county, ON tho first
Monday after date of this Order. Teste,
VIM II. BAKER, Clerk
april s, 1866. Pendleton p. q.