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NOtice.

Va. In jackson Common Pleas
William Jacobs. In Divorce
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, ."
To WILLIAM JACOBS, Greeting;
WOU ae hereby nolihed that the said Joanna
II Jacobs, plaintiff, viii proceed To take depo-
sltons N witnesses in this action al the office Of
Alexander WorthingtOn, J. r, in Decatur town
ship, Lawrence county, Ohio, on tile 2Sth day
OF January, a. u, 1893, between the hours Of
niue U'cioek, A. NJ. aud six O'Clock. z. NJ, with
authority 10 adjourn tom day 10 day Illl All
such dispositions shall have been taken.
JOANNA JACOBS.
BY D. MAcKLEY, her Atty.
Dec. ~, 6a--4w
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Grants mai, S0a, 79i. Llncoln's iu g. All, 2sI
Had the three unrceonatruelsd States voted,
and had not lie States Of New-York, New.Jerssy,
Georgia, aud L0uialuns leen carried Ter seymour
by hiEAmtlr frauds, Geu Grants popular major
IL must have exceeded 900 00O.- M y. Tfi6has.
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HOOfland's German Blttsrs
HoOrand's German Tonic

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Mr. hilopa dear sir yon fote that faeled at your
lasl Examination oa Grammer And geography
Bni intt 70 lei you what thing about Il l d.
ne believe that You examlnrd my papers al all
l thing that ,uu Examlnrd some Boldly ole pa
pert And thing that ] answered an 0ugh Quss-
tIOn n d. got a certificate II YOU had kKalninVd
nv II yon mr dips halve Examined my papsrs
fnd saw that halye not got any II " ali Tlglh
But 40 not IKE the look Ol them other loo
fellawa 30 vary well aud do not hear any Boldly
give them good name But u they Exsmlnsd
my papcis they gave them slight l0neh.
Know Nj nlops tell me how many Ig0l On 70.
ogftphy Grammar and what questions they we're
end then | will tell you how many ! answefed.
have showed Tito great many G0od echvllare
and thsy eald that halve not been treated any
thing neaf right Ihalve got let 0f the ques.
lions aud | can see for mysslf what ] ahsN cred
But lun tell NE what answered aud u will 10
Ell right.
ffaM B F Williams
10 Nj Hlops leachers Examiner
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EDIroR REoIsTERi Happening upon the fol-
lowing communication received from staHord
p. O., Monroe Co.. by member Of our County
Board 81 School Examiners, and believing Il too
COED TO be iosl, IssOd Il for publication In the
Register. 2.
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office.

A LII persons are hereby notified that my Wlie,
n Enielme Ragland, has left my bed aud
oUa,d without ANY just cause or provoeatl0n,
and therefore l viii pay 40 debts OF her con-
tracing. GE0kGE RAGLAND.
lDl. Al.-HW
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Attachment Notice.

Benjamin T. Les, PltH.. Before William Cutter,
against -. r. oG Milton tp..
Michael IcKsever. Defl jackson CO., Q
ON the 10Th day Of December, A. d. 1858. said
" iustics iasued an order OF attachment In the
dee dseaTSw BENJASGIN T. LEE.
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PROM HoN. oEoAw. No6pw

FROM HON. eEosw. WOODWARD
chIsf Justice Of the Supreme Ceurt ef PsaasyivsA8
PHiLAnHLVHIA, March 10, ises.
Ifnd Hoeaandnt German BittsFs " ~ - saesai
Gsaiine Beverage, but is coed tyaie usSfl - apsr
a( ne digesisve orgdns aHd ~ great Asn4s q saeN
dsbiissg sad .oaHt Of MsFpOus aelies IN o. ssssu@
Gro, n WoesRAnsr
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YRoM INV. JOSEPH Il. KENNARD. D y

HRoM REv. JOSEPH H KENNAHD. D.M
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist ChaFeh, FhilAAsiVkiH
DR JAoEs0H-DHAR siR.-f Aast ben lFefeezl
Ve0ssansd d eonHet NY HaHas tgik rsceNMsleaiisNs
dtereas kiRds af medicines, but reeardiNS Ms pres
az os,i af ny epprepias sphers, haze fa ell paeas
slisad; b, tpM clear proqf IN vdTioas tssiahees,
parteslaFl ia ~ ODn famlly, Of tAs glefaas,l y -
RoaeaHfS cstmaM BStters, depart ~ eNse gveS =.
uitaI esarse lo sspress NJ nn eeapciieH sf ioI 80
aral debility Of the system and especially tr LAs
Complaint Il Il 49, ssaie and VAlsss@
prePar alton. n seme eases -
Ds say bsnsfsialu@ = Nnss 80 -
Sross As sSovs sssssG rsavs, vsry re,Ps5
II KINlSAAA !
RigAA, bsisB cssas aFes
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DEBILITY.

IAsrs G no wedseine squqI 70 HseNsaEs e.ve.sS
BiIsTs Tonic iH9 oaa.s " DseeaH
sytieM. sTeRgtheR ne appstsA, es'ses
an enjoyment qf hSnln1 foed, enabte ~ ~
mach 10 digeIt Il, purity te blood gtre 0oods saAaaS
Aeaithr eompf sisH eradicate ne ysllOlg Hmgs fsoH
aye inlpdTt bloom 10 he cheeks and chaass ~ Peess
HoM a shOrt-breathsd sBaetated sUeak aHa ntFvess
SnvaIid 10 Jtll:facsd stoat, and eiearons eerspN
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by uainG the @.stere
otnes. They can be admininteFe4 WI
perfect safety TO = child three saaomsAS
old, the most delicate female, 81 3 MAJ
0fn1netys
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@LAsT week we spoke Of a letter in
the Marietta Rcgistr, which We intend.
cd 10 pablish. but which we had lost,
JoHs /. JoXEs, Eco. has furnished us
another copy, and here il let
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New Advertisements A
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blood Purlaers

ever Emssn, and viR cure eA dtasssss rsssaNS Jsva
LiUeF iH order; keep y1ar digssSvs eFess8
tn q sound, healthy WeoHaitioN ~ ~ -
V Asss Temsdiss, a aad no eSseott ~
Sysr GssaI yaH Tas best ~ s csnasvy TseosMss5
hsm. u years Of hoRsa reputzf9as ~ ~ eAsAszS
~ sssss w Asss prparettsnf
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This is not "disloyal poem. Anthony bnTns
.i,tlng on the deck, looking up At the Stars and
sIrp,a that foated over his head, he would have
said IL was iafsnssiy loyG! 10 Freedom Tux AouL
oF ANTuOSY Burns sPoKK THROUGH MI FEN put
/ aid NOT know how fully until years had passed
away. He was returned to his chains, bus sud-
seouently was released, went to free soh. under
the Brltish ilag where he preached TO- church
Of colOred refugees I'LL his death. and then, as
CHnisT's FREEp MAN. lIis spirit scared ABOVE tho
stars. where he should bear the stripes OF an
American slave.dFveF no more
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

Dwins that hearty and prolonged meal, Thought
Of tho years Of mis-spcnt lime, Of the lazy indo-
lent dalying in the civilized country. and re-
solved 10 be wiser in future. Before proceeding
10 due, however | wen; into bah-hous" 10
wash of some Of the ,,,I,t Of travel. The bath
house and barber-shop found in charge o! n
ue,.on wbose hair was the color Of corn meal,
aui !toni the cbon hue OF his face judged TO be
of pure southern blood He was as grave and
polite Us an ancient Turk. ] said 10 him.
"Cnrle, what part Of America doyou hail from ~
Il wns born, sir, III Elkton, Maryland. 'Ihe
devil YOU were :" said l, Il know something OF
that town" InquiTing soinewhat into his redl-
glee, | found lie was born i'll the kitchen OF Iea-
cocks tavern--that 40 years ago he did chores
for old Jake Anderson. AT the age OF is years,
he was sold to Wooltork. His name is Peter
Lee reter is the owper of Real Estate 10 tie
value Of to 5000 and two thousand dollars
in rndy cash all accumulated since "Alassa
Linkmp cum" Besides this, in the eyes OF the
lac he is the peer of any man in this Territory
Peter is VOTER, and sotcs every pop against
the Democratic party Amen. r. +. VI
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Comm liDlcil'"t'.

Comm uDicut"d.
Nix. EprToR or JiiE cecil WIG Tive
fear firm what sec in both the Hhig and
Dsmocrot ihu there is disposition on tho part
of person, WIN either pay lit'n tax OF have an
axe OF two to .iiud III tbe way Of selling lots 81
rxoriitnui rates on purchasing the proposed
county hcud9 that ave to be issued Tor The build
10. Of u Court House and Jail 10 hirden the
people with IN additional heavy, unnecessary
Tux which we are opposed to.
As regards the Court House We aye Of lhs
opinion that tie great mass OF tue people tthis
county are perfectly satisfied with tho Que wc
now have and we ure not sure that tho county
will not be benefited by leaving the Jail pretty
much rs il is, as the Williams who get in to the
pen once ind arc either lot out OF creep
out generally leave the county und never conc
back again,
As taxpayers, we Ito hope ihut no further
burdens will be Imposed on To for what VIC con-
slider of no general benefit 10 the people of the
comny--thc building Of new Court Hose.
But will not complain of being taxed to any
reasonable amount, judiciously expended in the
bridging our many and almost npassablestr
and making good roads, which in our opinion
will be more credit to the county than IL new
Court House.
MANY TAXPAYERS OF TIE 5Tn DISTRICT.
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~ ABRAHAM s. PALMER
VS..
MARY J. PALMER.

IN he Ulrcult Court Tor Cecil county. In Chancery
February l4lh, 1868
The object of this suit is to procure Divorce by
the complainant from the defendant. The Bill
states that complainant and defendant were married
On the seventh day of May AID 1858, in Cecil coun-
ty. and that since that time defendant has been
guilty of adtiltry and has left the State Of Maryland
1t is lhereueen adjudged and ordered that the
complainant. by causing copy Of this Order 10 be
inserted in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once a week for one month before the 18th
day of March, next, give notice to said absent
defendant of the object and substance of this Bill,
and warn her to appear in this Court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the 18th day of June. next
to answer the premises and show cause, if anv she
has. why Decree ought not to pass as prayed.
W. 2, EWING, Solicitor for Complainant
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT,
Feb H. 1SGT-1m Clerk
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Notices, &f.
NOTICE.

WILLIAM GIBSON VALENTINE, next friend &c.
| CHARLES BAILEY VALENTINE, LEWIS ALEX.
! AMBER VALENTINE and CATHERINE COGIT
ana her husband whose christian name is
unknown.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
The object Of this suit is 10 procure Decree for
the sale Of small tract of land containing 10 acres
roofs and II perches, of which Nancy Ward lately
dled seized, leaving the defendants her heirs at law
lle Bill Is filed by the complainant a. next friend
OF ms children, Charles Bailey Valentine and Lewis
e Wander hl' nne Of Cecil county, who are infants
under tWenty-pne years and states that Nancy ard
died seized ana possessed of the said land il heinz
the same land devised to her by her husband pcres
grihe Ward; that said Nancy Ward departed This
ne lnteSthe in December, 1867 leaving the said
Charles Galley Valentine, Lewis Alexander yalen.
tine the children Of Layinia Valentine deceased
who was the wife of complainant and daughter OF
salf Nancy Ward, AID Catherine Coge, another
daughter of said Nancy Ward, her only heirs at law
That the SAID athorine Coglc resides in the city of
Philadelphia. beyond the limits of th, State " th
her husband whose full name is unknown to the
complainant The Bill charges that the said land
cannot br ni'idei without loss injury to the par-
ties interested aud that it will he for their interest
and advantage To have the land sold and the money
arising from said sale divided among the part les
according to their respective rights The Bill prays
Tor sale oil said premises also for general relief
Ii Is thereupon adiudged and ordered this thir-
teenth day OF February 1868, that the complainant
by causing copy of this Order to be Inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil county, once a
week for four successive weeks before the nine
teehth day of March. next give notice to the said
this Bill and warn them to appear in this Court in
person or 10y solicitor before nineec nth day of
June, next, to answer the premises and show cause
ii any they have why decree ought not to pass as
prayed DAVID SCOTT Clerk
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT.
Feb IL, l56S-lm Clerk
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Or the Farmers Appeat from ,'ackosS
The Mayor.
I've horses seen of noble blood,
And stopped TO gaze and stare:
But ne er before to, day stood
In presence of Il Mayor.
I've talked with rulers, in and ex,
With working man and boss;
Mayor Valentine. they you uusex.-
You surely are Il horse.
For every blooded horse one meets,
Or clever mare he passes,
He finds in all the city streets
A score of brninless asses.
a .Iackass. in the days of old,
Dress d in lion $ skin,
Went forth to ape the lion bold,
And raised IA mighty din:
His asship's ears he could not hide;
His roaring would not pass;
The frightened beasts his ears deserted.
And recognized the ass.
The moral of this tale you Il meet
Each market day in town,
With scales in hand, in Market street.
DRESSED in the lion $ gown:
lie roars, It's true, but scan him we'll,
When 'er you see him pass;
Look at his ears and you can tell
He's but a hrayng ass.
February l4th, 1868. HoM'NY.
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A SNOW SONG.
Arrive GATHER sHEid.s.

One winter day, with careful foot, | wan
dered O. err the slippery way The snow, in
balls beneath my boot, Made it a task up,
right to stay. And so waddled in my walk,
jostled every one met; So that some,
in familiar talk. Remarked "He's very tight,
you bet" [Repeat.
stoore and stood upon one leg, With
cane to clear my hampelel tread But AS |
stopped boy did peg another snow ball
at my head And thus, said, as down my
neck felt the melted snow. ball run. We
gather balls, and little reck Where'er they
go or whence they come. Repeat.
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CrcIL CouxIY, To WIT.

'f'FT -Vt" M ] U W TT
EpI1on WHyG-Dfar Euing The en-.
closed stapaas were suggested by the rude
ness Of the Clerk OF the Wilmington market
10 u market man I; tho latter appealed to
Mayor Valentine, who sanctioned hi; action
and condemned that Of the Clerk. The
lines we're written immediately after the III.
tcrview with tue Mayor and tho line, you
surely are horse is intended as a com
pliment to that officer, MS well rs play on
his official title Of Mayor. II the West, to
call II man horse, means everything good.
You remember the old song,
Mary Rogers cnsc,
And So sally Thonrsun;
General ia kscn are horse,
And 50 are Colonel johnson.
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H@4 Good Temper is an incstimable bles
ing. both in the workshop and out of it. If
people thought more ofits value, they would
be at more pains to secure it. 1t was a say
ing of the great Addison. we think that a
good temper is worth five hundred a year. -
The Christian workman knows how it is to
be got When not natural gift must be
planted and watered by God in The soil OF n
regeneraied nature.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber, OF Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
said county. letters of Administration the per-
sopal estate of
JOHN BtRBAGE,
late Of said county, deceased All persons haynn
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated.
ON or before the 18th day of January 1868;
they may Otherwise by law, he excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted 10 said
estate requested TO make immediate pay nent 10
the subscriber. Given under my hand this sth day
OF February, ls6s. F. p. BOWEN.
Administrator of John Burbage, decd.
Tcst-REunEN D. JAuAR Register.
Feb :, lSGS-6w
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Heas' True Culture is kindness Of feeling,
For what is culture? Is it not the power we
acquire of sympathizing with another--of
feeling the condition under which he acts,
and of regarding one own circumstances as
they effect others. and no, so much as they
conduce to our own qualification?
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of
Cecil county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county letters Of Administration on tn. per
sona estate of
FRANCIS r. SMITH.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims aga INST the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated.
On or before the 18th day of February, 1861
they may otherwise, by law. he excluded from all
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th day
Of February, 1858. JOHN G. SMITH
Administrator of Francis r. Smith. deceased
Test-REuBEN ID. JAMtR, Register,
Feb Is, 1S6S-GM
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nay1 A lady took her little boy to church
for the first time. Upon hearing the organ he
was on his feet inslanter. 'Sit down." said
the mother. 81 won't" he shouted, y want
10 see the monkey -
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THE CECIL WING
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY Il. II. EWING.

TERMS.-S200 year; payments in advance en-
titled 10 a discount of 10 per cent. Six mouths, 81;
Three Months. - cents in advance.
SS-single Copies Of the paper. FIVE cESrs,
ADVERTISING RATES. cents line for one
insertion, aud cents line ior every additional in
sertion. Column Rates $500 per inch for one year
Half and Quarter column the same Four Inches,
81; Three Inches, SIS Advertisements inserted for
Six Months and less than year, will be charg 1T -
per cent additional; for Three months, aud less tan
Fix months 25 per cent additional With the
rhove yearly rstes a copy Of The WIG is included.
Cards occupying inch Of space for one year, s.
six months, So: three months, $780, occupy ing two
inches, year. 81; six months, =; three months,
81. Regular advertisers are allowed to change then
advertisements quarterly, without cxtls charge.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of Ceci
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters of Administration on the per-
sona estate of
JOHN 5. BURBAGE
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the 18th day of January, 1852;
they may, otherwise, by law, he excluded from all
benefit Of said estate All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscriber. Given under my hand, this sth
day of February, 1858. f.. p BOWEN,
Administrator Of John s. Burhage. decd
Test--REuBRN u. LAMAR, Register.
Feb &. Is6S--GW
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give netice, that the subscriber of Cecil
| county. hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county, letter. of Administration on the per-
sonal estate of
JOSIAH HALL,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the saIe, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated.
On or before the 18th day of February lsGa
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted said
estate requested to make Immediate payment To-
the subscriber. Given under my hand thus 2.i iuy
OF February 1858. ANN X. HALL
Administrators of Josiah Hall decd
Test-REugEN d. JAMAs, Nssster
Feb 22. ls6S--Gw
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SPENCER ( WRIGHT.

Having known Mr. Fletcher E. Marine for MANY
year, past, "" take pleasure in stating Il tive know
nun I" Il" gentleman in whem the utmost confidence
may lee placed in the trauSTcon of business He il
prompt. attentive, obliging and reliable john W.
Randolph Esq, Cashier 2nd National Bank. Isaac p
Cook Register Of Wills Robert Turner, Esq. john W
Run 4 Co., Rev. A%drew Nan-lip. phila, Armstrong
Berry. Aug 3 1857
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-29

Persons making application for transfers of property,
will he required TO comply with the following sections
Of Article IS of the Code of Public General Laws:
Section Is. Whenever any person shall make applca-
ton for any allowance deduction account of the
sale transfer alienation, loss removal of any prop
ery, or the collection payment of any public pr
vate security for money the Comfy Commissioners or
Appeal Tax Court, shall interrsgate him on oath in
reference thereto and the disposal of the same and Is
peciaily inquire of him to whom the has sold
transferred, and the amount of the purchase money
or the money collected and how the same has been IN
vested
Section 10. They shall also, ntsrrogate said person
oath IN reference to any acquisitions or
made by him, and not already assessed and the amount
OF all such acquisitions and investments shall be added
to his assessabe property and if he refuses to answer
no allowance or deduction shall be made his assess
ment. Feb -, lSGS-4w.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The County Commissioners of Cecil county will meet
At their office. in the Court House. in Elkon on Tues
day, "edneslay ana Thursday. the 3D. ID and 4th of
March, proX, and on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. the Eth, 18th and 18th days Of March, prox for
the purpose Of hearing applications for alterations
the assessment OF property made under the Act Of As
'smbly OF 1866 Aud notice hereby given that after
the said 10Th day of March, prox no alteration w be
made in any Of said assessments for the year 1868
By order. WHIT. MILLER,
Clerk Cum'rs Cecil County.
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NOTICE..
ANN J, KIRK, NEXT FRIEND. &C.

MN % r TT'Nl Man II, GI.
THOMAS WILSON AND WIFE, AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, In Chancery
ORDERED, This Both day of January 4 d. 1862 that
the sales made and reported by Barclay Reynolds
trustee for the sale of the Real Estate of Jacob W.
Kirk, deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof he shown or before
the sixth day of April next; provided, copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Cecil county once week for one month before ths
sixth day OF March next.
The Report states lhe amount of sales to be Sa2OOo
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT.
Feb |, ls6S-im Clerk,