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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April "a.
Wheat firmer and higher at 2 SLAP AZ
to 2 so; corn firmsr at 0sa1 0S!; oats
active and better at 5S4a5sl; rye held
higher, at so; barley neglected and
nominal at Gal 90; whisky nominal at
22a23 in bond; pork dull and held firm
at 22a cash; lard dull at l2f cash; shout
ders 7aas; rough sides 9aalO; clear sides
1Osa1l: short rib lot.
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Washington Items.

New YORK, April ga special from
Washington says: The Cabinet decided
yesterday afternoon that special agents
be placed in charge of offices left vacant
by the tenure of Office bill.
Commissioner Hurlbprd decided not
to interfere with the certification of
checks by National Banks.
The British Legation hint that nego-
tiatiOns for the settlement of the Ala
bama claine are to be resumed, compiled
with offers to dispose or British ColHm-
bia 10 the United States.
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'fW NTTNNW VII" "
natur. and Indul.
Such persons Ia.
MARRIAGE;

Reflect that sound mind AMI h,dy o., :
most necessary requisites to promote coars.s
happiness. Indeed, without thee. iht Nm
through life becomes \ weary pilGima.s )
prospect hourly daIkcns Ia the view. H. -
becomes Swallowed with despair and ailrd -
the melancholy rcfirCtion that the happr-v
another becomes blighted with our own
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, April %.
$50 p. M.-Gold 1414a14ls.
Ohio certificates 23a23f; Canton Al j;
Cumberland, 2ea2ss; Quicksilver q sa29;;
Mariposa 6fa74; preferred 2Oa2Oi; West
ern Union Telegraph 37sa374; New York
Central 97sa97t; Erie 57ea57l; Hudson
81; Reading, 1013a1D2; Michigan
Southern 67a67!; Pittsburg, 69sa1O; To-
ledo ll2a1 12!; Rock Island, S19as7 &;
Nortnw1sty.- aon29s; do preferred 58fa
5SI; Fort Wayne, 92sa92f; facInc Mail,
l26a12S; Atlantic, Sotas6.
Border State bonds dull; new Tennes-
see, 81; Missouri, 93.
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BUTTER-Quiet.
sCHEESE6teady. 3

- BUYVEh-Sutcts ---------a-5---
CHEESE Steady n
LATEST MARKETs-5 T. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed Sc better, with more
doing in medium and good grades.
WHEAT-1a2c better, with fair de-
mand; No. spring 2 55a2 81; No. l spring
Q 6Oa2 81. z ms TILL i.ll .iIL. -.fE
MRYE-Firmer; Western 55al SO.
CORN-Firmef; buyers shipping mix.
ed Western in store at 363; sellers al
1 81; buyers at 80 afoat; sellers al
80. a .--.--.s ,,.5 ...rr,I ghl1
z OATS-Actiye and firmer, with good
speculative demand; Western 75a76.
PORK-Steady; sales of 2,5W bbls
new mess at % 7Oa22 IS cash. aud 500
bbls, at % IS regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady; cut meats
closed rather more actively at steady
BACON-Steady at lOs for Cuberland
\ LARD-Firm at 13al3f for fair to
prime steam, and 13sal3i for kettle rem
dered. ~ 81 ra-.... a-.I
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CLASSICS.

The Latin and Greek authors will be taught
on the German systemas employed with some
few notifications in Professor Hadleys Tram
mars and Manuals. Great attention will also
lie paid to Latin and Greek composition.
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Earthquake.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April pa severe
shock of an earthquake was felt here at
3 P. NJ. to-day. Buildings shook and
swayed with rapid motion, and caused
much alarm among the people. No
damage is vet reported.
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CLEVELAND, April PA fire in Petro-
leum Centre last night destroyed Union
Hotel, the theatre, Kempursky dry
goods and Schwartz's liquor store.
Loss about S75, 900. The supposed in
cendiary was arrested.
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buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, April q.
Flour II 25a13 90 for spring. Wheat
3 IS for white Canada. Corn l Is for
old; Is cars Of new Chicago received
yesterday; l07 cars ofnew Ohio to-day.
Oats GAGS.
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PENMANSRIP.

Mr.. Blakely has made arrangements with Mr.
Greasy, Principal Of the Commercial College, py
which his students will have the advantage OF
studying penmanship and of acquiring grace
ful flowing style under the tuition Of Professor
Christie. one Of the first penmcn and most SUE.
cessful teachers of his art in the country.
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TERMS.

The classes in the various subjects have now
been formed, and though students can enter at
any time, yet II will be much to their advantage
to commence the course sooE as possible.
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
to Mr.. Blackely, at his office, corner OF Monroe
and Main streets up stairs.
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METHOD OF INSTRUCTION.

The system of instruction which Mr.. Blakely
has adopted and pnrsues is . slightly modihed
form of the Pestalozzian system. BY II in t.s
earlier stages of education development OF the
mental faculties is sought rather than flling
the mind with facts and theories before the
mind is fitted for acquiring them in a scientiac
and systematic manner.
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MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra Trigonometry and Land
Surveying will also be taught, and TO such as
seek t. become Engineers, land. Surveyors;
Architects, &C.. an opportunity will be afforded
of obtaining a thorough scientific training.
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CODieS Of a few Of MIR. Blake
Iy's Testimonials.
VICTORIA PARK ACADEMY,
CLIFTON, BRISTOL.

VICTORIA PARK ACApEMY,
CLIFTON BRISTOL.
Mr. Blakrly has been Classical and Mathemat-
ical master in my Academy. He has received
good Classical and Mathematical education. l
fonnd him 10 he a lively and very interesting
teacher, and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections of his pupils. l know him TO he
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents. and he is a gcntlemanly and respectable
young man.
l think he ia snre to give satisfaction wherever
he goes, and he has my best wishes for his fur
tIIre success Of which he Is ~ worthy.
BENJAMIN ToMpXISs,
March 1902 Principal.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL PENZ,NCE,
MIDSUMMER 1853.
Mr. L. l.. Blakely has been Second and Glass
zeal Master in this school for ol9 year. lie is
very energetic and conscientious in his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, which am
convinced he will do anywhere.
4. BENNETT, Head Master.
PEsTALOZZIAN INSTITUTE.
WoRKsOP, SoTIs. ENGLAND.
am happy to certify that Mr.. Blakely $
ability. attanmcnts and character are of n high
order He was eighteen months first Cla ssical
Master in my establishment. He is q successful
teacher knows how to captivate his pupils at
tention. and make them love their studies.
He prepared several candidates, both senior
and junior, for the Cambridge examinations in
Classics, English and Theology and Of seven
candidates, six were placed in the honor list the
other merely passing. -.
Dec n, Is6I. l. l.. ELLENBERGER.
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First Class Academic School

in the building partially occupied by the Wheel
ing Commercial College.
Mr.. Blakelys long experience in English
schools and colleges, his past success in prepar.
;ng yanng gentlemen for the Cambridge and
Oxford local examinations in England, and his
numerous recommend ations from Professors OF
his University and former principles may be
considered rs to some extent guarantees that
,,nder bis care the youth OF this neighborhood
cam Obtain a first class English Classical and
Mathematical education. .-.. 60
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COPPER, TIN,
AND
IRON WARE.


n II M U A L.:
T HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP AND
i Store Room, from l19 Market to No. los Main
street, where 1 will be pleased to zee all my old
customers and a. many new ones as choose to
give me their patronage. / have a full assert
ment Of all kinds of ware usually found in such
establishments, and am prepared to ill all orders
for anything manufactured from Copper Tin or
Sheet Iron. have several first class job Work
men, and win do any work promptly and ut as
low rates rs any establishment in the State.
feb26-3m GEO W JOHNSON -
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ROOMS.

The rooms are spacious, well lighted and ven.
tiiated. and every care will lie taken 10 renuer
them healthy and comfortable.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April ~.
Flour firm and unchanged; Wheat
firm at 2 "a! for Noe.
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TAKE PARTICULAR SuTIu
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by dra,,a
tice indulgrd In when ALONE, q habit hSa,,.
learned from evil companions, OF al Ea..i :
effects OF which are nightly felt, sv,t ~,
asleep. and II not cured renders narrl,S
possible, and destroys both mind arI "
should apply immediately.
What pity that q Young Ean. ihs Ia. /.
his country, the darling OF bis parrui. -,
he ssatchea from all prospects and eh,o,t.,
Of life by the consequences Of deviatr: \.
the path OF nature and lndulgiRg In 4 o,ra
secret habit. Such persons mn.t bcfor =
inmnlafinr
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!. JACOB. AsBuRY j.
JACOB q oLARN

A rroRxsYs AT Law, wHELLsSyc,
II Va, WIN practice In the Cguis<,ealss
county asA adjoining countiet "a % -
tendon WI b gwen 70 coDseuoa11 - ~
vsyanoinG ,O6ce neax ths Ceart BIZ
Joining IS once Of judge Gosd.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College Of sum,
don, graduate from ono OF the r,o., =, : -
Colleges in the Unitcd Staies and n, 80
part Of whose life has been spent h u. =, -
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and - p
has effected some Of the most a.,opi,hi,. -
that were ever known. MANY ,rulg.l -
ringing IN The head and ears when ssl.,p !.
nervousness, being alarmed At sn,ll,s -. -
baskiulncss. with frequent biGsAIas 49,.
sonittimes With arrangement OF ErI. w. =
Cd immeliately.
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HABERMEEL'S PATENT
ELLIPTIC CRATE,

THAT WILL GIVE MORE HEAT.
i has better draft, ia easier cleaned, and
makes less dust than any other, ia now made in
various sizes attbs STAR FOUNDRY, No. o.
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va, by
augi-3rn THOS.G. CULBERTSON.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have becouOe IN. 49,
taxy Vice. thai dreadful ami de,,,D'.e'ss Use
which annually sweeps 10 an us,I,aS AZ
thousands of YoAng Men Of b. rg a.
talents and brilliant Intellect VIA -, ~ ssAs
wise have entranoea listening s ssr
thunder Of eloqnrnce, or NAKED - I'd II
thrilling Tyre, may oan with fun ss,sy.--y l.
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore 6 Ohio r. r. Co.

OFFICE BAlIDoKs & 0xIo RAnsoAD Coy
I ~ wBKEiIxa, jan s. ,ss1.. y
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55Al''0t ITO FHE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.

Photograph to the Register.l
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

have been made against them N reference
TO the black race IS complete and triuin-
pl.nt. Reference i made TO the camp
meeting ri1t n Anne Arundel. End il IS
clearly shown that TO shadow Of blame can
be Justly attached 10 any responsible white
citizen Of the State for the outragcs COM
nii,ted at that time. With regard to the
sale of negroes for crime. the message as
serts that in every case in which negro
has been sentenced to be sold in lieu of
being sent to the PeDitentiary, an appeal
was made to the Court for the sale by the
counsel for the negro
The relations of the State to the Fcde-
raj Government are next discussed and
the views advanced iD the message in re-
gard to the Constitutional Amendment
will be found of character TO command
the approval and support of every conser-
scryative citizen Of our State.
The message closes with a reference to
the importance of calling Convention to
reform the Constitution of the State-or,
If this should be thought unadvlsable, -
then Legislative reform Of these provls-
ions Of the present c institution which
we're prompted by the war and are no .on-
ger proper to be retained as measures of
policy or necessary precaution-' Though
it ha. bocn made by some of our conser-
vatiye friends subject of complaint, We
are rather glad than otherwise that Gov
Swami has not vet thrown the weight OF
his authority and influence in favor of
call for a Convention We are not salts
fed that all the needed reforms cannot be
accomplished without the intcrposltion OF
q Convention aud VIC are satisfied, if they
can be accomplished and accomplished by
the present Legislative, that 4 Convention
ought not to be called At least, until
tnc able committee which have been spcci-
ally appointed to consider this matter
shall have spoken and shall have satisfied
Us that a Convention is alone competent to
deal with the defects Of our present Con-
We shall insist upon Legislative
reform and a saving of the expense which
i Contention would cost us,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
American Farmer.

Among the leading articles IN The Far
n,sr, for January. are +, Fa7n-rs C''sis
their value aud how they should be con
stitutel; LaLo'tr. It's motives; Ctl Iiirrt.-
"a; Lied'q's Experiments oa F.<s6,~s c1-
amined, Sndy Of .4ertcuif4rnl Far's, il
Illustrated by the practice of ! Georgia plan
ter, who buys, yearly, ten thousand
dollars worth of commercial fertilizers
with great deal of original and wcl-se-
lccted matter, practical and scientific :
Pric s. per year. Published by Wor-
thington i Lewis. No % South Gay
street, Baltimore. Nd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
The Radical U.timatum.

After an incubation Of nearly two years,
during which about thousand and-oue
remedies Of miraculous merit were discov-
cred by the radicals for the atfic ions of
our sick sisters of the South, all If which
byc-thc-bye were rejected with d'sjust, a
panacea for diseased Sta es has been hatch
cd Of remedial efficacy above and beyond
all that has preceded it. 1t contains the
Summon Jonum of all things medicinal
and is, in fact, the ne plus ultra of reme
dies. The frivolous objection, that the
medicine may prove too offensive to be
taken in the stomachs Of those for whom
it is intended, is triumphantly avoided by
the recommendation On the label, that the
patient should be made to take it, often
siyc or not, quietly, if you please, but BY
gagging, if necessary. DR.. Stevens, Of
PENNSYLVANIA, has tho merit Of discovering
this invaluable compound, the chief ingrc
deuts of which may be summed up as fol-
lows:
Each State is to hold elections in May
to choose delegates to a convention to form
State government. \ commission OF
three persons i. to be chosen for each of
the said States BY the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, who shall select
the election officers fthe election districts,
The President and the military comman-
der of the district are required to provide
such military aid as the commissioners may
deem necessary to protect the polls aud
keep the peace All males Including the
blacks. of legal age are 10 vote for dele
gates. aid also upon the ratification of the
constitution of the State The blacks are
to be eli 5iblo as delegates. The constitu-
,ion of the State, when framed, is TO be
submitted to the people, and il ratified BY
majority Of gal votes, shall ne declared
the legal constitution Of the State. The
sixth section excludes all persons who
were in any way connected with the Con
federatc Government from the franchise
and from Office until FIVE years after they
shall have filed their intention or d sire to
be rcinvested with the rightsof citizenship
and then only upon taking double-plated
oath that only the Southern loyalist,
torch-ani-turpen,ine' party can Or will
take No constitution is TO be presented
or acted upon which denies equal rights TO
the Blacks aud, finally. no Senator or Re
prcscntative shall be admitted ipto either
House Of Congress uutil Congress shall
have declared the State entitled there
to-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
Sale Of Point Lo1k Ut.

The Hotel and Buildings at Point Look
out in this county. with two tracts Of land
adjoining, containing two hundred and
seventy acres. were sold BY Aessrs Ford
4 Combs at Trustee sale on Friday, the
18th of December last. for sS53o. This
sale Was made, We learn, under mortgage
liens, aud the sum above embraces ouly a
small portion of the amount paid for the
property. the purchaser having previously
purchased it from T. G. ". Hall for
267 1000. Purchaser, Judge Birlseye.
ot Nc- \ n ri.y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
The GeperaI Assembly.

Both Houses Of our General Assembly
having effected an organization, have
gone earnestly ta work, and the initia-
tive movements taken, show that they
are disposed 10 meet i.oldly and squareiy
the grave responsibility of their position,
In the Senate !esve was granted to Mes
srs. Tickcrs. Mackall, Maddox, Tome,
and Davis Of Washington, to report a
bill to repeal an Act relating to the Re-
gistration Of the Voters of the STATE,
passed at January Session, 1868. and
to enact Registration Law for the vo
ter. of the State.
On motion of Mr.. Stephenson. it was
Ordered, That the Committee on Ju-
dicial Proceedings. hereafter to be np-
pointed, inquire into the propriety of
exercising at the present session of the
General Assembly the power conferred
upon it by the Constitution, OF restor
ing to the full rights of citizenship all
PERSONS who are by section 4 of Article
one Of the Constitution of this State, and
the Registry Law, passed March 24th,
1868, deprived of the right of voting, and
of holding any Office Of honor profit or
trust under the laws 3 khe State and
that said committee have leave to report
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

flf6'
We regret to learn, that Nessrs Charles
and Patrick Russell, who reSi.lr\naar St
Joseph's church, in Chaptico district,
lost their kitchen by fro on N6pday
evening last The contents of the kitGh-
en- were DESTROYED and considerable damn
aye was done to the dwelling adjoining.
it becoming necessary during the progress
Of the fire to tear away the gable end
Of this building in order to save the
house itself from destruction This Is
theg.eronI time within the last eight
months that one of the Messrs. Rus-
sslIA has been burnt out, and, as he
is q poor man. the present loss falls upon
him with peculiar severity. The loss Of
the Messrs Rus>ells is estimated at Soou
that Of the owner of the buildings,
Mr. George II Morgan. is set down at
5000 The FIRE was the result Of accl-
deut.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

LEGISLATIVE ArPoINrMENTs-We are
gra,ificd to be able to announce that Will
liam II. Guy and Zaccheas Tippett, of our
county. have been honorcd with Legislative
appointments, the former being appointed 10
q committee clerkship in the Senate and the
latter Janitor to the Committee Rooms Of
the House Of Delegates.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

<TOTICEI, hereby gwen 'hni the so4>crIhfr
- haa obtained from the Orr hnn3 "urf : I
SAINT Mary's county, IN Maryland, 'tl'etS
Of administration on tue pelH"nht cStait - Va
tayus Canter, late Of sald c"nnlv, deceased. ~
ncrsons hayln. CLAIMS against $atd e't'S'"
nre nerebv warned IL rNkibrt the ~nIne, WIN vs.
proper youches thereof 10 tn. subScr'bef, "h"f
n.,ore The Is Ii day Of July, 1861, "iheF"'So
hey may excluded by tuw from al pehfh, o
the s,i1 estate Given under my hand lHis
tUsh, day ol Ian, lot7.
ISAIAH CANTER,
Admins tlstor
Jag 10, la67-+".
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
Address of Lieut.. Gov. Cox.

The salient features Of the address de-
livcrcd hy Lieut. Gov. Cox upon the open
ing of the Senate, of which he is the pre-
siding officer, may be asccrtAincd from the
paragraphs given below. 1t viii lie seen
that the Lieut. GOV. is in favor Of allowing
negroes to testify in oar Courts "a right,
bye-he- bye, which under certain modid-
cations, they have Away. cnjoycd-but
whether he is in favor of allowing them 70
testify III our Courts in cases where white
parties are concerned which is tue true
and only issue III this regard he does not
say. W as the omission an oycrsi 5ht or
was dodge intended: With regard to
the Public School system, whatever it may
be to the Lieut. Gov, it is no rccomncn-
daton to us nor, We think. to the people of
our State, that It's foundations were lad
by the same pro-criptivc hands which con-
cocted the Act Of Registration and other
cognate iniqu;ies. We do not say that
it ught to be repealed or even lnterfcrcd
with on that account. On the contrary,
we think it ought to be judged and tried
upon its intrinsic merits by all and that
its friends should make it convenient to lot
its origin pas, out of remembrance.
Ia this connection one act of simple JUS
tlcc remains, without which emancipation
becomes d solemn mockery the
right of ,estiiyiny Ia the courts; right
20 which every man, oe wha,cver complex
ion. is Justly and indsputable entitled
This privilege, already conceded by mum
bcr OF States south of us. ought not to be
longer delayed as a legislative measure III
our own humane commonwealth.
But one Ct the chief glories Of our S ate
is unquesti"nablc her system Of putltc IN
struction and it is fla tcrlng to the sa-as-
itv of our people that it's foundations were
being laid at the moment the armies Of
the s,ctons rallied for deadly conflict upon
the SOL of sister State. Tae coll ctcd
wisdom of the pa cuablod its founders 0
mature scheme Of common school cduca-
ton more free from defects, anil possessing
greater advantages than attach to the 9TH
er State systems. The abundcnt good
fruits which have already crowned It's pro-
gross fully Attest its intrinsic value, and
its peculiar adaptation to the wants OF our
population. Meutal culture Is an essential
condition of our lib4rtics-the foundation
stone Of republican government
But it ia not the culture Of the few to
the neglect of the many. No man will
have The hard!hood t. assert that wha Is
good for him is not equally b1n"hclal t.
all. He cannot, he dare not separate HIM
self from the mass. TO be effective, cdu
cation must be universal progressive, gen
craus. complete 1t i. gratifying to know
that the pc ople of Maj ) iard comprehend
these truths-ti,at the day Of tade'sm u"
longer eNists-;hat learning is resp ,ctc'I
for it, own sake, and tn bic sing It con
fcrs upon society and tbs State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

TuAHKs -Me.srs Maddox and Nor
gan, our attentive representatives. IN the
ocuste and House of Delegates, will please
except our thanks for the jourpal Of pro-
ceedinss Of their respective Houses and
~ ,ltcr ruhl;c dcel4.ut.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
CONfI.N.1 YION 10 TICE
l. w b iIutchifs, use Of
L W Grain use If
c Billie sSley.
VS..
John Saxtnn & Others.
John Saxtnu & others.

In the Circuit Court ior st Mays county
Skiing as Court Of E,q a'y.
No \ T.
EpY virtue Of authority vested IN me ns
- Clerk .: he Circuit Cur, for St MarN :
coInty by the Code II Pubic tie' eral Laws
OF this St It, it is hereby o'dered, that tho
Auditors Report led IN this case be ratified
and couti,m d, une,s cause t. the contrary
be shown n r. before the lSt }av Of F'b-
next; provided copy oi TINS order he pub
Ii hcd III the st Mary q ,ze't te once week
for thtce successive weeks PRIOR TO he hfs
day Of Feb. next.
JNO A CAVALIER. ok.
Tue copy-Tr~t:
.I\O \ CAVALIER, Ctk.
Jan 10, iS61--1".