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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21
wOLFORD 4 sHILBERG

IlARGAINs IN DRY GooDs-Andro.cogTia
II Cotton, Bc.i W amsutra, 2Oc.; New York Mals,
&c; Sheeting Cotton in s4, ga, and lO-a; Table
Linen, 700. Towels 81 Is per dozeni Black Silk at
per dozen; Black AIsacas, 2sc. 10 81; victoria
bawn, nc; Lining Cambrics, Ice; prints, Sc:
lowest market prices, at BkoDHEAD COS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21

LIMITED STATES PATENT UfFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l4th. ly3
On the petition OF BENJAMIN 8. HEALY, OF Co.
hocton, Y, praying for the extension of a pate nj
granted 10 him the 10th day Of August 1859 for an
Improvement in Self -acting Wagon Brakes:
IL Is oruered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of July next; that the
time for fling arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 18th day of July next, and that
said petition be heard the 35th day Of July next
Any person may oppose this extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21
II EDUCTION IN PRICES
AT THE ARCADE.

Owing 90 the bsckwardness Of the season and IA,
ing 4 larger stock Of CARPkTS on hand than usual
ior the time OF year, we shall, from MONDAY, Mar
18Th, make general reduction in price on All ca IL
PETS in the house.
Our styles In English Tape~trys, English Ingran.,
American Ingrsins and Imitation Brussels cannot
be excelled anywhere.
A large stock White and Check Mattings in stors
al low figures. Window Shades and Fixtures
Nov is q fair Opportunity for housekeepers 10 pro-
cure a nice Carpet for little money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21
MADAME WILSON,
Nl Regularly Edxcatsd
PH1slCIAh AND MIPwIHD,
DIss LUT IoN

o ION.
- W1sHrseroN, d. c., April 10, 1878.
The coperfnership heretofore existing between
klphonzo 1oun9s and WIN. 81. Eears, under the
dissolved BY mutual consents the second term such
eopartnership having this day expired. The bust
Temple, corner 9Th and Streets BY ELPHONZO
10UN0S, who win pay ell Just claims against and
collect eli amounts due said hrm.
ELPHOEZO YOUN0S.
VIM. II. SEARS.
Thanking my friends and the public for their lib-
erni patronage IN the past l would respectfully
ELPHONzo YoUNGs.
Having spent the past two years very
Win Mr: foungs In the above named business,
Eoud tnke this opportunity to thank my friends and
ommend Whatever influence may have 20 his In.
terests' lapls-ul WA. H. SEARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21

EOK HIRE Pleasure ROW-BOATs; also, .
L STEAM LAUECH, for hehing, and n
pleasure on canal and river Apply 20 JOS ~
town, ID. G.. myl-lmr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-21

EOR SALE-COUETRT SEATS.-51 ACRES
II OF LAND at Highland Station, B. and O. r r. I;
new four room House, Barn, Poultry House and
81 ACRES OF LAND; nine-room House with
closets, Barn, Serya ants Hous. plenty Of water;
large quantity choice fruit trees Terms easy
Apply to LEMURL CLARK,
apl8-eo5w Sos 18th street, corner 18th andlF
LOB RENT-ValuabIe BUSINESS STAND, third
Il story, room 50x60 feet, northeast corner Louisi
ana avenue and 7th street; also, OFFICES on sec.
ono noor. Apply on premises, or q ass @ street
northwest, before II o. m. m3-lm
FOB kEET=nsy Leg, with board, two CONNECTING
u front Rooms, with hot and cold water. Board
and Rooms for two, a6S Modern couyeuiepces in
house, 1927 9Th street. as
TOR RENT-Three-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
Il gag ID street northwest, one minutes walk
from The Pennsylyania syeAue and y street car.
hent 80 per month. Apply to DR.. uAGRUDEk
Tor REET-Fine thres-story pressed BRICK
DWELLING, with all modern improven snss,
with store room and two cellArs. Inquire uOL-
LIDGE BROS, feed deaisrs, sth and o. a4sim
EOR RENT-Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS,
Il south front: suitable for housekeeping. Apply
xlle Pennsylvania avenue. epH-Im
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
TAKES on sight. t bnn nna hest Ia1 cam cam:

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ng Hu sCTiOtrs a pair If the largest anu 1Hts
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coLtragts and companions of her ''N d, awake
md f. st Asleep" A. cuts have INN. nse success
call 1t Desl business ever offered canvass 'is W.
ui hish the lignlest and hands NEST Uut1 aud pa'
v, nv hgh commissions. Each subsc 'er ola OF
new receives without delay two beautiful pic ures
DER itself stands peeres among family journals Ut
lag 80 popular that OF class has the ia gtsE cir
cui .oA in The worldl Employs the best Literary
5aleut. Edward Fggleston'5 great SERIAL DRY Il
lust oeginbinx back chapters supplied TO each sui
scriUer. Mrs stoves long expected seq ieltl = Ny
fe and 1" begins in the year ANY ons lsh III
ness should SCI d for circulars and "A WAN Ell
terms to j. b. FORD Il CO., New IVrk, Boston
chicago, cincinnati, or san Francisco. oct2s-4"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

/ SAMPLES sent by mail for SOC that retsil quick
IL for $40. Il. L. WOLC0TT, ISL chatham square
1 New York GCizU-AW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
EsTABLIshED OCT. Iitn, 1852.

ESTABLISHED OCT. titn, 1902.
ON this q1st Anniversary CT my business career In
wilmington, would accept thu time as fitting TO
express my thanks to many friends for their patron
age THEREBY enatIlng me to build up successful
upholstering business.
on the 18th of october, 1879, ! secured the large
welllighted wAreroors In the Wnrrell Building FOR
the purpose of combining the elmer furniture" WIN
nv uphAstering depa' ment, and can say win
much pleasure tine enterpris met with the approval
of my patrons. In concluding this we deserved
card of thanks would call attention U my wei ~
and Library S1ttH, AMI solicit inspection.
Window decorations have been nade speciality
in the mast f.w months. Also Shades for private
residences and stO es, in many new tlnts, on the
Carpets made and laid, and OIL Cloths fitted by ex.
pt rienc d Sorkmen, and all toOTk guaranteed TO
give satisfaction.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. u. MACAN,
800 and 229 Market Street,
| out11 Swtf ami 4O4 Shipley Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01


LMocA MoRcAh's SOFAS
POLIO
Is substitute for soip for all Household purposes
exsepBwashing clothes.
POLIO
for cleaning your house will save the labor of o
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POLIO
for windows is better than Whiting or Water. No
removing curtains and carpets
POLIO
cleans Paint and Wood fact the entire house. bet
ter tnan Soap, N snpping- Saves labor fou
can't afford to be without 1t -
APOLLO
for Securing Knives Is better and cleaner than Bath
Brick. VIII not scratch. -
POLIO
ia better than Soap and Sand for polishing Tlnwsre
CITIZENS w'tnnut scratching.
SAPOL LILO
Poshes Brass and Copper utensils better than Acid
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SAPOL LILO
for washing nishes and Glassware is invaluable
Cheaper tn N Soap,
APOLLO
removes Stains from Marble Mantes. Tables. and
and Porcelain
SAPO L o
removes Stains and Grease from Carpets and other
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40 equal III this country or abroad.
HAND S A p o L
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ton and brilliant tint TO the skin. z-
HAND S PO L l.
Cleenses and Beauties the skin, instpntiy remoy-
ing any stain or blSmish from both hands and race
HAND APO L 10
ia without a rival in tire world for curing or pre-.
nenliny roughness and Chlpping Of either hlnds OF
face.
HAND SAPO LILO
removes tar. pitch, iron or ink stains and grease
| for workers In machine shops, mines, &C, ID IN
/ valuable For making the sin white and SOFT, ano
giving to It bloom OF beauty IL ls unsurpassed
| by any Cosmetic known,
HAND SAP POLIO
costs 10 to IS ceqts per CAKE and everybody should
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DON'T Fail TO TRY Those Goods.
Buy it of your merchant if he has it o.
will procure ii for you. If not, then WRIT
for our Pamphlet, All about Sapolio," ant
it will be mailed free.
ENoCH MoRGAN's soNS
auyk. amdNw 20 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
or % Lombard Street. Baltimole Nd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
Tfttt afBerffss.zsSts.

aHlHnnEn a No,we would Only call attentto
III UHUEW 10 our WILL AudUB with which
any diameter ana or mary wells at the rate OF 100
feet per day Fam Township and County fignts
for sale. Descriptive book sent On recelpS Oh We
postage, address AUGER CO.. st. Louis, MO.
oct6 4E
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
Commits toner's Sale
Il EA.L ESTATE,

Pursuant to a decree of the County Court
OF Shenandoah County, rendered on the IS III
dav OF February 1873, in the chancery cause of
josiah Heller admir- d. b. n. VS.. Thos. j. r il
ker, &c., the undersi gned special commissioner s
VIII sell at public sale in tront OF the court
house in Woodstock, Va
SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, 1878,
the tract land conveyed to said Thos j. Rim
ker by VIM. Fl. Triplett and wi fe by desd bear
ing date April, It'll, 1869,
CONTAINING 20 ACRES,
more or less. The land is of good quality, laws
we'll and is under good fencing. The
DWELLING HOUSE IS A NEW FRAME
ding-comfortable, commodious, and con-
venient The proximity ofthis land to Wood
stock, lying about 4 ola mile south west of
the town, makes it peculiarly valuable. We
will also sell lot
CONTAINING 1856 POLES
lying on the west side of-the @. A. I'M. R. z.
and adjoining the above tract, being the same
conveyed by Geo. Rye and wife to said Thss.
j. Rinker.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash to pay costs OF suit and sale tn
balance in one, two and three years, the pur-
chaser to execute his bonds, the first with good
personal security, and a IL to bear interest from
the day Of sale. A lien to be reserved as an
aditonai secarity.
Sale to Commence atlJ4 O'Clock P, NJ.
w. II. WILLIAMS,
NOSES WALTON,
nar. Ct d s: Spl. Comrs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

THE resolution offered by Mr. Riddle
barger in favor Of such an amendment
to the constitution az would allow the
Legislature to make an appropriation
for the maintenance Of the needy
families Of disabled and deceased Vir-
ginia soldiers, oughtto be supported by
every member of the General Assembly
who would express the wishes of his
constituents on this subject for we are
satisfied there is not county OF district
in the State in which the people would
not approysit. ...
1t is not proposed to make an ap
preparation now; the constitution for
bids it, and even if it did not, the
monetary condition Of the State would
not justify it. But the day is not far
in the future, we trust. when it can be
done. This is simply a plea, not for
men, but for Virginia women and chill
dren,who have had the misfortune to be
deprived OF the sustaining strong arms
Of their husbands and fathers. We
cannot but believe the Legislature will
adopt it.-Rich. Enquirer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

TuE BANKRUPT ABoAINAT1oN.-The
Richmond Wing comedies that the
amended bankrupt act is the most
sweeping legislation ever enacted in
this country. Sweeping indeed, not
only of debts, but of common honesty |!
If the honor of Virginians stands this
last strain upon it, the law will work at
least the good Of proving that no temp
tation can induce our people to swerye
from their integrity. The double-back
action pay bill Of Congress is nothing
ing to the retroactive operation of this
infanouslaw. 1t is held to abolish all
debts +! Well, we shall see if it abolishes
all integrity also; if it makes Viirginians
as dishonest as congressman it con
verts Old Virginia into population of
Botany Bay thieves and outeasts.
Lynchbmg' Nesos.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

a GooD-NArURED Ex-KING.-The
best natured fellow we have heard of
for long time is Amadeus, after his
abdication. Arriving in Portugal he
abandoned himself to royal sports and
simple recreations with all the zest of a
boy out Of school. He declared that
he took counsel with nobody regarding
his abdication, and didn't even tell his
wife till it was too late to retract,
knowing that she would 'smake row"
He found that his own fortune was in
sufficient to meet bis expenses, and that
the Queen was running in debt, not
outstanding her royal dover Of $780,
900 a year. The Spanish Treasury
wasn't flush, and the royal pair had to
spend no small sum in quoting CarGsts
and other troublesome people. Then,
he says, the insurance Companies de-
manded immense premiums on their
lives, and the parents never left their
children without kissing them farewell.
When he got ready to pack he sent
for a Spanish officer to observe that
they took away nothing that had been
bought in Madrid, even with their own
money. Another officer was entrusted
with the settlements Of all bills, down
to the small private pensions. ANA
deus says it all seems now like hor
rid nightmare.-kssprisag1fs!d RepuJ1i
cO?1 ''-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

UsURY IN PRNNsYLvANIA.-Last Sat
urday, in the Pennsylvania Convention
now framing a new constitution for that
State. the report Of the Committee on
Agriculture, Mines, Mining, Manufac-
lures, and commerce., was submitted,
the special feature of which is the abol
ition Of the uslry law. The provision
is, that in the absence of special con-
tracts the rate of interest shall be seven
per cent, per annum, but legalizes the
charging of higher and lower rates.
Banks are restricted to the seven pei
cent, rate. Just as 7Pennsylvania aboli
she's her absurd usrry laws Virgini re
enacts hers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
\ powerful TEMPERANCE lecture has

A powerful temperance lecture has
been delivered from the scafold. The
wife murderer who was executed in
Chicago on Friday last made a speech
just before he was swung of, in the
course of which he said: ~
" Twas drinking whiskey, brought
me to this. Only fol- it wouldn't be
in this place now. Do we see this
rope, all Of ye around me here" The
doomed man caught the moose m his
hand and held it up. Eye do well
when We drink tba5 bad whiskey to
think Of this rope that is going to end
my life. y Give up drinking
whiskey, young men, and all of We e.
Give it up, or twill bring ye to hurt
some day. Be sober, and be good to
your wives and kind to everybody.
Whiskey will make tbs, best man mad.
1 had as good a. wife as any of We has
now, and if I hadn't been drunk I'd
never have taken her life, nor would.
| be here myself. sistss' wfiskey, l say
it again, whiskey bfodfg4lt me to this.
> 1t was the poisonous drink
that was in me that did not let me see
what was doing, Oh, avoid liquor,
let me say to you once more"
John B. Cough never delivered a
more effective warning against intern
peranee than did this unfortunate man,
speaking, as he did, from the brink of
the grave Wash, Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
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Serious Fro in Alexandria Virginia.

About half-past eight O'Clock on
Thursday wight fire was discovered in
the machine shop Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, corner
of Gibbon and Patrick streets, in Alex
andria. The alarm was at once given,
and In a short time all the engine com
panies were On the spot, but owing to
the great difficulty experienced in OBJ
taining water the flames made rapid
Roadway, and soon the. entire structure
Yves mass of flames. Finally water
was secured, and the firenlen went man
fally to work. The flames spread
southwark, and destroyed the paint
shop Quilt Of wood Of the company,
and large amount Of, lumber which
vas piled in the vicinity. All the cars
of the company which were on the
tracks and in the depot were saved. It
was proposed at one tina that the
Washington fire department should be
called upon for assistance, but the
isolated position Of the shops, and the
certainty that they would. be destroyed
before aid eeldd reach alsenl, prevented
the call. The estimated loss is >S20, 900.
A number Of mechanics employed in
the shops are thEQgn out Of work. It
is supposed shat the company will at
once rebuild the shops It was report
ed that the fire originated from a watch
man going into the oil-room to draw
henzine, which caught from his lamp
and exploded. ~.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

EXODUS OF PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS
In conversation with Winchester
merchant, who has just returned from
visit to Chambersburg and other
points in the Cumberland Valley, we
learn that there is general complaint
OF hard times and scarcity of money
there as here. There was a great deal
OF land In the market and sale bills
could be seen on every hand. To his
Question as to the cause of these sales
he was. informed that many Pennsylva-
MIA farmers thought they could do bet
ter by selling their high priced lands
and buying lands equally as good. at
much lower rates in Virginia. We
hope to welcome many Of this class to
the Shenandoah Valley with the open
ing of SPRING Wi,a. Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

A serious dispute has arisen in camp
as to which deserves the greater honor,
Senator Lewis orMr r. W. Hughes,
for the passage Of the amendatory bank
rupt law. As they are both radicals
We are willing that both should have the
honor, and would, if VIC could, yield to
that party the whole onor@C) Of the
passage Of the law But we should do
Injustice to. conservative members of
Congress, who united with the radicals
in endeavoring to secure the passage Of
a law which win sweep from the honest,
industrious class Of the community
thousands Of dollars worth of property.
While there may possibly be in
stances, where the bankrupt law will
enable an honest man to ultimately pay
his debts, the general effect of the law
will be to rob the honest class Of the
community of their property and to
encourage the idea that there is no
obligation to pay just debts.
We implore our people for; their own
personal good, and for the credit of
the entire county, to hesitate and con
slider before they yield to the telnpter.
A man to take the benefit Of this law
must make q great sacrifice, He must
sacrifice his own selfrespect. Disguise
it as you may,the man, who takes the ben
eft OF the bankrupt law to defraud a
neighbor cannot in his own bosom en-
terrain that respect for himself which en-
courages the man, who has been unfor-
fortunate, but still strives to meet his
just obligations. He. must forfeit his
credit, the poor mans capital He
must forfeit the confidence and good
opinions of those with whom he asso-
ciates and transacts business. Are we
as people, in a condition to make SO
great a sacrifice?
We profess to be a christian people
Can we be christians, and ignore the
teachings of that book, which is the
foundation of christianity? Can the
church, the great teacher Of morality
as well as of christianity, be silent, and
fail to raise its voice, against a direct
violation Of the command of God !? Can
the press, yield to the current and sanct
ion dishonesty because it is popular. We
have our duty to perform, let us do it
fearlessly. We believe it wrong, shall
we hesitate to denounce it, or
the men through whose influence
the infamous law was forced upon
the people?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27

RocKLAND Me. March 2l.-Another
severe snow-storm commenced here
yesterday afternoon, with strong wind
which increased to a heavy northeast
gale and continued through the night
At about 8 o'clock this morning, the
schooner New Zealand dragged from
her anchorage and went ashore on THE
rocks on the south side Of Cobb's
wharf, in South Cove. In her course
she drifted into the schooner Allegheny
carrying away her bowsr1it and head
gear. o...
The new Zealand is badly damaged,
and should the gale continue, the vessel
will probably be broken up.
The schooner Oregon, Of this port,
broke from her mornings at Shows
wharf, and went ashore on the beach,
where she lies bedded in the sand.
Some minor damages were also done
to the wharves and shipping, .
The snow has ceased, but the gale
continues.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
DOAI HERALD AND VALLEY ADV IET2TIsTT7

W
A.IRGINIA HOMESTEAD ExEMpT1oN.- 3
By The act Of the Assembly Of Virginia
the mode Of assigning homestead is
Tor the householder Or head of a family
to declare by deed, recorded in the
deed-hook Of the county in which such
homestead is situated, his intention to
claim such homestead, with a descrip
ton OF the property so claimed.
MADRID, March 23.-The Assembly
met yesterday, with the understanding
that a vote should be taken on the bill
tor the abolition of slavery in Porto
Rico. a resolution was adopted at the
beginning OF the sitting that the cham
Der would not adjourn until the subject
had been disposed of.
Senor Figueras announced that the
ministry had decided stand or fall with
the measure. Contrary to general ex
pectations, the House resolved not to
continue the debate, and subsequently,,
by unanimous vote, passed the bill
Tor the immediate emancipation of
slaves In the island of Porto Rico.
- The announcement Of the result was
received with cheers. 5,,,tf
The bill declares that the Republic
OF Spain will preserve the integrity Of
the Spanish donlinions, and provides
that emancipated slaves in Porto Rico
shall ENJOY al the political rights &C
corded to citizens Of Spain.
The Government took ample precau-
TONS agalnt any disorderly demonstra-
tons in the city. 2
Tbs Assembly is considering resolu-
uen Tor the appointment Of a perman-
ent committee to watchover the GOV
eminent, after adjournment of the Cham
her. ~. 49,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
VIRGINIA 70 WIT:

VIRGINIA 10 WIT:
Atrules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, for the
month of March, 1873.
Geo. III. Bowmans admir-. Commits
Against
SAMUEL Tfdler's admir-. SC, Deft
In Chancery.
The object { f this suit is to settle tba
administration accounts of Geo. II. Tidler
admir- ofSamuel Tidler deed to ascertain
the debts and demands against said intestat
or his estate and to subject the real estate
belonging, thereto to sale if the personal
assets are not sufficient to pay such debts.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant, Washington Tidler
is not an inhabitant of this State-It is
ordered That the said defendant do an
pear here within one month after die
publication hereof, and DO what is neces-
>ary to protect his interest; that a copv of
this order be published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock, once week for
four successive weeks, and a cow
posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county, on the first day of
the next County Court. @
Copy Teste.
NJ. Bird pa. GEO. w. MILEY. sc.
mar. CIV.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-27
Y, IRGINIA, To Wit

Y 1RGINIA, To Wit:
Geo. l.. Grim Emma Jano his wife
Compts.
4- Against
Jacob Allen Noel &c.......... Defendants
., In Chancery,
ne object OF this suit is to make partit ion
OF the house and lot conveyed to Cathar inc
Estep by Peter sippe and wife amcng the heirs
OF said Catharine Estep, or, to sell the same it
such division will be prejudcial 10 the interest
OF the parties, and distribute the proceeds of
sale among said parties.
Is appearing BY satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Jacob A. Noel e. e. Noel are not in
Inhabitants Of this State Ut is ordered that the
said defendants do appear her within one month
after due publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protect thier interest; til at copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in Woodstock for four successive weeks,
and a copy posted at the fl ont door of the
Court House Of said county, ON the frs day Of
the next County Court.
GEO. W. MILEY, C. 5 &C.
Copy-Teste
GEO. W. MILEY, csc. C.
W ms. q Bro. pa. mar. 27-4w