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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD WOOD!!
Just arrived another cargo Of superior free
burning COAL expressly for Spring and SUM
mer use. This is the cheapest place to buy your
fuel, you will always get what you buy with
full weight and measurement.
Royal street, south Of Prlac".
ND 11-3t A. $. PEEPENER, Agt
T ORDERLY RED ASH CRATE COAL -
/ ~ tons Red Ash Crate Coal--a superior
article now lNnding and for sale BY -.-,,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
ap I0-3t Union " Hitll'
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= ! FRIDAY, APRIL l2-ARRIvED. -
Boats w. S. Shrieve Defiance, 81. 3. Cron-
we'll, G. K Sistare, j. w: Wellington, John 5
Davenport A Perkins, Henry Keney, Cumber-
band, coal to American Coal Company.
Boat Star, coal to B. McQuade
Boat CHANGING, light, to L. Phearson
DEPARTURES.
Boats r. II. Haydock, &. A. Pearre, Alex.
Ray, J. 81. Patt, w. w. Shepard, R. Marshall,
by American Coal Company:
Boats P. Quigley, Emma, by P: Quigley1
A. Willson, by Hampshire s. Bait. Coal O..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

4 REToRT During the discussion Of tho
subject of the proposed transfer of the city $
stock in The Manassas Gap Railroad Company,
in the Common Council, last night, DR.. }. T..
johnson, in the course Of his remarks, in 0ppo-
ton to the measure, animadvcrted upon TIE
co urse of Mr.. Marshall, the President Of the
Company, commenting on lis policy and charg-
ing him with 4 willingness to sci! out the
Manassas road TO the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company Mr. Marshall, by consent,
replied to DR.. j s remarks, refuting the charges
brought against him, and concluded BY remind
ing the Doctor that, though an humble farmer,
and unaccustomed to public speaking and par
liamentqry usages, yet he much preferred as
Stunning the character of the "little humble bee
who went about noselessly gathering honey all
the day, to the big humble bee, who bu2zcd
and fused about all the time yet accomplished
nothing" DR.. J. replied that he preferred
'buzzing and fusaing,' like the humble bee
and thus giving notice OF the sting sought to he
inflicted upon this people by suck acts as the
one proposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12
STEAMERS, RAILROADS,
NEW MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW TOEK. ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON i GEORG ETOWN STEAM
SHIP COMPANT.

~>z,-sa THESTEAMSHIPS Z. c. KNIGhI
49, :. and JOB n GIBSON will saffron PEE
-, G0st River, New Y rk, for Alexandra and
th :, ;! OstGict OF Columbia, every SATl kDA1
AEENlNG at 0 clock md will leave AIe1-
andria1 every THURSDAY EVENING, 81 4
oclOck for New York
The steamships Of this line are hrst-c@ss, anc
SSH weekly between the above named ports
The Company have made thorough arrange
mrnts for the transportation Of through frelgh:
10 all points north and connecting with the
Alex lGria L0udOun i Hampshire, and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and all points South
and West.
All freight must be sent To the dock early or
the day Of @ailing. For freight and pass ge ap
ptylo HENh1 {, "INShLH,
c. p. HOUGHTON, & Co.
Ay.r,s WASHINGTON and GeoTgctowr.
SMITH, BROWN & co..
up4- Agents, y South ST., New or.
NEW ENPNEss LINE xII@
~ BETWEEN $500
PHILADELPHIA AND ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN AND WASIIINGTON.
WA CAEAL.)
Good substantial and well adapted EREI CHI
STEAMERS comprise this new line, which WI.
sail on WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY 0.
and THU bSDAYS from AlcX0ndsi0, a. y n.
Freight, &c, at moderate rate.
For particulars: apply at
N ELDFIDGE & CO..
No : WhQrycs. Alexandria. Y.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
80, W@:orst. Georgetown and NNshingto"
WILLIAM p. CLYDE,
oc 4-tf 40. IA, North Wharyes Phileo1.
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40 BUSHS. CLOVER SEED.
For sale By 1~r THOS. PERRY,
ap 10 Nv 81. . ~ No. Is. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

EKESH LOBSTERS, one and two 10 cans,
II just received and for sale by
HARRIE HOUGH, >
NH 49, Corner Pitt and Prince streets.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
FRIDAY, APRIL l2-ARRIvED.

,,a s-;1ITIIIsh 3S@ .--91..IZs s zssaSSs:.
2artIITTsSIxL---~..<
$3.50. - v-:-.--ls--..s- ~-------
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REPRESENTATIVE TO THE GRAND COUNCIL
OF [. O. R. Ntzhugh, latham, esq, OF this
city, was elected by the Grand Council OF the
independent Order of Red Men, which held
it's annual session in Richmond on Monday
and Tuesday last, representative from Osceola
Tribe, No. l, to the meeting OF the Grand
Council Of the United States, which will be
held in Phiadel phla next September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

Fer freight u. passage apply -
uOOE !: MEDDENBUEN, .Ag.:.
feb CT Foot Of Prince S.t.'..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

bryan & GREENWOOD are now recelv-
d ing, in addition to their present stoc k
81 xnd "a silk and Worsted Hernannis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

II LOUR--Family and Extra Flour, by the
II barrel, sack OF pound fer sale By
III. w. aL00MIS,
NH 22-3 No. 204, King street:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

RACON.!4 BACON 900 lbs Country Hams;
L 1l,OOO MS Country Sides. for sale by
a.46zsze 49, GWlN. & BECKHAM,
ap l. No. 6, Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

PROXIES. The following are the proxies
appointed by the City Council, to represent
the interest of the city, in the approaching
meetings Of the Orange and Alexandria, and
Manassas Gap Railroad Companies. .
Manassas Gap Railroad Messrs. Smith,
Markell, Brown and Clifford.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Messrs'
Prettyman, Fleming, Robinson and Lanbdln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

DOR SALE-Two pair of 4 No !, French
i BURR MILL STONES, three feet diane
Ter for sale very low BY
an 1l1r Cornnr Royalan Wilkes streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

CiHOICE SNORING AND CHEWING
~ TOBACCO-"Unclc Bob Lee :; ''Pionccr
OF the Old Dominion;" BaSers Best, RECEIVED
and for sale by HARRIE HOUGd,
nh 19- Corner Pitt and Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-12

J UST .i;r Gc y Fn " D. P:..,o. Olive.
Capcrs, French Mustard, HOLSTERS, Talnerinds,
English Sauces, Snrdines, &c, for sale BY
HENDERSON Il AVERY,
fnh % 2nc KING corner 4 fred
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
COnSOlat0ry'

va The Editor of tue lleraldInd Torch in n fla
ing article headed, 'fTrcasun and Cop; eihcadSiin
Washington County," seems TO derive great
co ISOLATION from the result of the late ecctio II
in our county Gle states that rs the conglomcr-
ated mass of relc! soldiers, ailers Of trcaso n,
copperhetds aud conservatives only ..pol!cd 2lIi
votes that thcrcfo.c there must hc about $500
radical votes in the county. and goes into ecstas-
les Of spasmodc dclighlss over the panoramic
picture Of radical power which he conjures up
in his distorted Imagination.
We are rather of the opinion hat this comfotr-
ing picture will prove but disSolriny rirw aG-
Ter all and venture sthe assertion That when n
new constitution shall he submitted to the
votes of,ihe people for their approval or rejection
it will receive majority Of ut least five hundred
in this county.
The fact is, that NJ the last election. larger
proportion OF the radical vote was polied against
the convention, than of the conservative vote in
it, favour.
The vote in this County was some two ihops-
and or more short ola ful! one ; II lnrgcimaior
ity of this vote would have been cast in favour
OF the convention.
In this Gistrictsthe majority for the convention
was l2T, some three hundred votes not being
polied, mora than two hundred of whom were
democrats or conservatives.
However if Pete" is satisfied with the result
of the election, we certainly are and IT il n very
gratifying circumstance indeed that al! parties
arc pleased
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

THE EUROPEAN STTUArIoN.-The cable dispatch
es indicate that the situation of affairs in Europe,
as dependent upon the action of France and Prus-
sia, is growing more threatening. One account
from London says that the negotiations between
the two powers have been broken off, and from
Berlin it is reported that the French Emperor is
strengthening his force and military posts on the
frontier, &C., while il is repi esented also that
Prussia is active in making military preparations.
If this is all true, it is ominous of the sound of
cannon next; but in view of the maAy consider
ations i n favor of peace, and the late temperate
expressions of BismaIck in the German Parlia-
ment, it is well to make some allowance for the
curt cable dispatches.
The gold premium advanced considerably on
tho news, however, yesterday; but the fact that
American stocks not greatly affected abroad is
a good indication. Probably we are in posi-
ton to be as little affected by foreign war
now as at any period in our history. That
France has aclnally purchased the Duchy ofLux.
emburg Of Holland there appears to be no doubt;
but Prussia possesses the great fortress of Lux
emburg the most formidable post on the French
frontier. Prussfan troops occupy the fortress,
and until tliey shall have been removed the
transfer of the sovereignty of the duchy is of lit
tie moment. Napoleon, it is said, sticks to his
bargain and demands possession. The question
is, will Bismark recall his Prussian soldiers?
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

cccds from mercy for our tender years. or
fear lest the very contact with so treason
stained and rebellious ajournal as the Free
Press might contaminatc his immac ulate
purity. We'll, as Sam Weller once OBJ
served it is ''just possible as exhausted
Human Nature may manage to survive"
his cold neglect. We shall continue in
the language of our "'late martyred and
lamented," to keep peggiug away at false
hood, m anness, CORRUPTION and villainy,
whenever aud wherever we may see them
displayed. b..
We purpose some time during the pres
ent year the enlargement and improve
mcnt in other respect of the Free Press.
The demands of our patrons and subScri-
hers and the generous patronage which
they have already extended lis render such
a measure on our part, both practicable
and expedicnt.
We trust that our friends will continue
to us in the future, the same encourage
mcnt that they have given US in the past,
and that they will exert themselves tc
swell our subscription list and by this.means
afford us the material aid that may enable
US at the earliest possible moment to COM
mence and carry out our projected i'm.
provements.
Come friends. send in your subscriptions
for the new volume commencing next
week, and we promise you to do our best
for your entertainment and instruction in
the future as we have done in the past.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL woo Il, =.
gained by Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME F. :. T'monsres, tie great Ens4sh Az.
trologist, Clai., = ant and Psychometrieian, who,
has astonishcd til, scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at tIIudson, N. Y,
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, as to enable her 70 impart know
edge of the greatest importance to the single or
married of either sex. While in state Of trance !.
she delineatcs the very features of the person Won
are to marry and by the aid of an instrument a
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar.
antees to produce life-iike picture of the future
husband or wife of the applicant, together with n
date ofmarriage. position in life, leading traits or
character, &c. This is no humbug, rs thousands o;
testimomals.can assert. She will sshda when ds
red certified certificate or writecn guarantees
that the picture is.whatit purports to be. BY on
closing lock of hair, and stating place of birth
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing ffty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
you will receive the picture and desired inform..
tion by return mail. Address in confidence. M.n.
AAE E. F ], T,HoRSroS, r. o. Box 22s, Hudson Now
York. ....f ... Se1s-I.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
@S NEW AND GRAND EpocH IN MzpprIx.
Ws-@Dr. Maggiel isa founder re

DS A New AND GRAND EpocH IN MxpprIx.
W--|Dr. Maggiel isa founder re
Medical System! The quantitarians, whose vast
internal doses enfecble.the stomachYand par.lv.e
the bowels, must give..pfeeedence.to:the man who
restores health and appetite, with from ono to tive
ofhis extraordinary Pills, and cures the most yiru
lent sores with box so of his wonderful andai
healing Salve. These two great specifics Of .ths
Doctor are fast superscdng all the stcrcotyped NOS
trums OF the day. Extraordinary cures BY Mag
gels Fills and Salve have opened the eyes of ths
public to the ineicicncy of the so-caled remedies
OF others, and upon which the people have so long
blindiy appended. Maagiel's Pills arc not Of the
class that are swallowed by, the dozen, and SE
which every box full taken creates an absolute ns.
cessityfor another. One or two of Maegicl'. Pii,<
sufices to place the bowels in perfect order tons;
the stomach, create an appetite and render the spr
its light and buoyant There is no pripinp. and
Icaction IN the form of constipation II the liysris
affected, its functions restored; and if the ner
vous system is feeble, it is invgorated. This l.,,
quality makes the medicines very desirable for IN.
wants of delicate females. Clcerous and srupt;v.
diseases are literally extinguished by the di.infee
tant power of Maggiers' Save, In fact. il /, her,
announced that Maggiel's BILroUs, DYsrxr,Ic AND
piAhEi@A FILLS, cure where all others fail. " hils
foi Burns Scaids; Chilblains, Cuts, and all ABBA
sions of the skin Maggics Pills is infallill:' Sold
No IL Pine street, New York, and by all DrugSi,s.
at % cents per box. -
CouSrEnrEIrs! CorSrgnrKITs-An parties ar.
warned against purchasing any of Masgsrs Pills
or Salve unless the name of j. Haydock proprietor
IN addition to the name Of j.. Maggicl is on the en-
graved slip surrounding each box or pot All 9TH
rs are counterfeit. mar YI.o
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
The Negro Convention.

EEs- We noticed in yesterdays Herald and
Torch, the negro organ for the countyi a
call for a convention to belheld in lIagers-
town on Tuesday May 7th, for the pur-
pose of sending delegates to State Con
vcntiou which the Republican State Cen
trail Committee have ap ointcd to meet in
Baltimore on the 14th of May next. In
the resolutions of thc State Committee
calling this convention, its objects are cx-
planned jim the following wOrds:-"Tho
State Convention will be expected to take
into consideration the present condition
of political affairs in the State and to de
liberate upon the best method of guaran-
teeing to the people a Republican form oi
Government. To the primary meetings,
the county conventions and the State Con-
vention, are invited all loyal scitizens,
without regard to past political differences,
race Or color, ,.who subscribe to!the doctrines
of the Republican Union party"
We are inclined to think that the mis-
cradle discomGtted crew of corrupt Office
holders who are theSprime movers in this
attempt to overthrow the government and
indepcndenccssof the State, will confne
their trcasonablc purposes to few silly
andsmalicious speeches and infammatory
harangucs Their bogus convention in
this case can do no harm except in tempo.
rarily defling the atmosphere of Baltimore
city, with the corrupt exlalations of taf.
ael malice AMI foi;e vilainy. which We
doubt not they will bclch forth in great
profus;on.
Let them dare go step further thar
words, and they may find to their cost
aud the lasting benefit of the decent por'
tion of our population, that our State YET
possesses law for Treason and rope fol
| traitors
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
1884 YoUSG LADY ,Y;c snia,ss !" mgr eoam Gun,
NJ 81 fry home -"-' 'he soJourhs Oh lew

81 louSo % LADY LAP! tic lie sojourn: of few
mon,hs ~ ,ho ~. vas hardly recognized by her
nrionJs ~ place of coarse, rustic, flushed face
-, ,iad soft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothness, and instead of twenty-thrce she really
appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to .the
cause of Fc great change, she plainly told them
that she used the Circassian Balm, and con.
sidered it an Invaluable acquisition to any Lady's
toilet BY it's use any Lady or Gentleman can
Improve their personal appearance an hundred
fold. lti simple in its combination as Nature her
seifis simple, yet unnrpased in its efficacy
drawing impurcitics from. also healing, cleansing
and beautiiying the skin and complexion. Dy its
direct action on the cuticle. it draws from it all
impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the surface Nature intended it should be, clear
soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mai
co express on receipt fan order by
WI. CLARKE & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayettest, syracuse,:.N. Y.
The enly American Agents for the sale of the
hmc. fn2s IA. "
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

Et' Our friend HENRY BELL has remov-
ed his Drug store from the residence of
j. p. Crist Esq: to the well known busi-
ness stand next door to Stanhope'sss Hotel,
where he will be htppy to see his friends
and customers, ,~and promises satisfaction
to all who may be in need of any articles
in his line of business, and who will ia
YOUR him with call He has completely
fitted up his new s,ore, and added to his
stock, and hopes by diligent attention
to business and the wants of his custom.
ers to merit a continuance of the favour
which his patrons have bestowed upor
him in the past.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
Wonderful but True.

ia ~sgcoMADAME REMINGTON, tho world
vs. renowned Astrologist and Somambulit-
tic Ciairvoyant, while in a clairvoyant state, do
lineaes the very features of the person YOU arc To
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotro.e sc, guarantees y,
produce perfect and lielikc picture Of the future
husband or wife of the applicant, with date of mar
riage' occupation, leading traits of character &C.
This Is no imposition, as testimoniasNithout mum.
ber can assert BY stating place ofbirth, age dis
position, color of eyes and hair, and enclosng fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed " yourself
you will receive the picture by return mail, togeth
CT win desired information. fe2s-ly.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

CoyrfGNrp. p.---.InrS VAY MA, ~. ,-,....
recently appointed Ivy President Joins WY wiz N''S
sor Tor the fourth district ofMAylanl has, E
confirmed by the Senate.
We ,inccr"y co"a'r,I'ilatc Mr.. Van Lear and
thr community at large upnn this appointment
\ better and more acceptable ore 10 the masses
of Ou! people. could not have been made. Our
now nssesSor is n gentleman or Gnispulcl capnc-
itr to attend 70 nl the duties pf lbs Office, and
We rejoice at lis snrccsS, not only on that account,
but because we have escaped the heavy infection
which We feared nigh. Eo impending over us in
the appointment OF another ospirnn' 10 thc posi-
ton who has been seeking it very Hnxiously and
as>inous'y, ani whom wc would recommend to
lay aside politics 'br tho future ard return TO his
oil snccG!M tions.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
Before and After.

On the 26th of March, before the Connection.
election, Mr.. Greeley, of the N Y. Tribune, in
alluding to it, said: Vi.
awe shall feel that the loss of the State will
be almost as disastrous to the country as the
triumphs at Charlottesville. We shall feel this,
because of the moral effect of a defeat in Con
necticut'
After the radicals had been defeated, he said
F"Connecticut will be!potent to do us little harm
by its bad vote of yesterday. 1t will not be
much"
What difference before and after!
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
A Panic in the Republican Party.

There is evidently panic in the ranks
of the Republican party. The recen,
elections have filled them with unspeak-
al lie astonshment and dismay. They had
been proclaiming "the Democratic party
as dcad;" and they had nothing to do but
to march on over the carcass of Constitu-
tional liberty.
Suddenly from an unexpected quarter,
they have not only got check, but sig
nal overthrow. From New England it.
self, where they thought themselves safe,
defeat and disaster came. In the midst
Of their feast, the handwriting comcs on
the wall, and nSt in unknown characters,
either.
Some of their Journals are speaking out,
and indicate the confusion in the disunion
mongrcl camp. The n. Y. Tribune, even
talks about 1.-THE lesson of Connecticut
and the Philadelphia N.'s4, - Co'. ~oa"
thinks that the Rah;-aI mqir-:'y III ooh-
cros. ..bos bcsn push4"g along the car of
sat;nu.i :1 1S p1rSopross, little too fast for some
sections Of the party. The Provid, nee,
Rhode Island, Journal, states the case
more ncsrlv when it declares that tho party
"car~oG endure everything which ami BIZ
uous and extreme men may undertake to
accomplish in its name;" that the schemes
now fOstered by the Radical leaders ''are
mischievous enough to ruin any party;"
that if impeachment is successful ''it is
easy enough to see that the Republican
party is ruincd;" that forcing suffrage upon
the States is "bcyond the power Congress,
and will be exceedingly injurious to the
continuance of the party's power. The
Springfield Mass, Republican talks in the
same strain. They see the defeat of Rad
icaiism in one Of its trongholds, Connect.
icut. The cry of the leading Radical
journals now is, that the party has "gono
too far" 1t is possible that this going too
far may be followed by repentance that
comes too late, and that the people may
take the vi'w of Western Judge, who
ters .ly says, Repentance at the eleventh
hour may DC but---a man that comes
in at half past twelve"
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

TowN lNrRovEMESTs.--Q Il number of i'm.
provemcnts seem TO be going on all over our
town, and during the delightful Spring weather
with which we have been f,voured for the last
week or ten days, have been making rapid pro-
gress towards completion. Piles of brick, loads
OF mortar and busy workman greet our eyes in
every quarter as we stroll around the town in,
halng the pleasant, hnlmy breath of Spring
Our friend Nathaniel Sehncr is making rapid
progress in completing his new hardware store,
which when finished we predict will be one of
the hnndsomest establishments in the town, rs
the proprietor seems determined to spare no pains
or expcnsethat may he necessary to..render it so
Mr.. Ssin'r Is oneof the most intelligent aud
cn'crprising merchants that our community pos.
scsses, and We trust that his industry ard energy
may he properly appreciated and rewarded by
the citizens Of our town and county.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
The ConneCticut EIection.

HARrroD, Conn, April 19.-The off.
cial canvass of the popular vote of Con-
necticut shows that 81, 1853 were cast
which is 5000 larger than was ever east
before. The majority of English the
democratic candidate for Governor, is 9S7.
The average majority of the democrats OIL
Congressman is 1,304.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

JusrIcE OF THE PEACE IN MARyLASD.-Justices
OF the pcacesin this State whose terms of office
expire on the first Monday of Maylproximo will
remember that they are compelled by law, with
n.'hirtv days after the expiration ofltleir officia
term cf Office, TO rcturnito the clerk ofthe circnt
court their dockets, together with all the notes,
bonds, accounts and papers in their possession
appcr;ainng 10 julgmcdts, Or whereupor suits
have been entered. undcra penalty 5000, or
six months imprisonment in the county Jail, ut
the, discretion of the court. And by resolution
of the General Assembly passed oath March, Is
G5, all justices of Ihe peace TO whom the first and
second volumes of the supplemental code have
been furnished are directed Immediately after
the first Monday Of May to return the same to
the clerk aforesaid, to be by him disposed of ac
cordng TO law