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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey & o'Counor.
BUSINESS BOOKS AT AUCTION.

" The MATTERS OF l. C. DAVENPORT AND
OTHERS BANkRUPTS.
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SECESSION Of CHARLES p. KRAMER.

An E>.AbLlSHEp BAKERY 81 ACTION COR
~. l.! CHIPPEWA AEy -. .ANLS STREETS.
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Nk36a&R The steamship
1lSSiSaIPPf.
N. Z. CROWELE. ToAsa,t.e
WIZ .eaTe aeH wharf. foot Of Jefferson street. "a
SATURDAY. September l9. at 4. n.
These cleaners have superios Accommodation
10I passengers. 'N"''vsS
Cabin passage. ..ss>
a. .eerage......... ............ =:
gov, Bremen and Hamburg
Through Tickets for First Class ard s:eer.xs
sassengers tor Liverpool I'd the Goa. neni, con.
meeting With GuiOn's Line of Steamers ss,I;nC
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
S0I 1Telght or passage. a.,ply to
John II. LaDWIGSEN. Agent
. 1870 Common street.
Tie s.enmsh:t eENERAL MEADE W.. iolov.
.ea-.Hs sAIVRNAi. Septenlber 26. a. 8 4. v. "a
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AAs EAtPSoL AND NEW ORLEANp iANK
DE- 0TEANLERS.
Et!LT EXPRESSLY FOR TIE saw cxIrAxS
TRADE.
TN X'sS!SSipPS AND DONlHHDy lwn
FIRST class spW kIFVL SCRKv x-.Awvp.

A SsS s.ivsExesl Ursen-1bs
OF. l.OCAa,
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VIZ ~""s or shout Angus. ~
FfoM NJ: wharf foot Of jackson stree. PsarfA
nSt.c. -. 80 Iecelve and sign through biI,s Of.
'eIcan ans! A.,".ntinental ports ~
RAJ :ies Gesil"as OF sending for theis r: d can
ri.i. hass prepaid mig alton ticksts here re.
"G:I."n ai.""rd when applied for in groups.
sN freight or passage. having sape: .I- aoeores
iAs'-at-"..s. sppiv - S1LAS WEEKS Hss.
=. No. az Caron.:e!e. street.
Nara NJ: ewners-fLINH. MAIN 4 MON-GOMe
pool.
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spec =. Deputy Collector.
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Se.t.d :.r.s: Co.: so- ..!e ea::.!, {: 0:,esr.
Nc. $3.50.
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FOh HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
kEY WEST,
Cnfted States Matt Line,
Steamships
MARGARET, IAYACt
A The New Orleans, Florida
sx0 and Havana S.eam,ll,:. COMPANY
3k4&SX Will dispatch one OF .hs above fT1.
r.! clsss steamers from New V.leaup
to Havana
Every Wednesday.
Touching az Cedar Keys and Key wese s.d cot.
meeting with steamers tor Apaachicel.. 81. Marks
aud Tampa
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Key Vest 70 Cedar Keye
cabiA..................R4D T23
Steerage.... ............ "a ~
Though bills Of Iading isssed to a.. points IN
Florida including Tampa, and to Sew York
Charleston and Savannah.
SoCe but the sOmpany's bills Of iadi. 2 ssrnee
ard none signed after sailing of the STEAMER. $1,000
Splendid passenger accommodations and .Lxonsh
tickets given to above points.
sfce. '"'~ s'S
For ks;git o. passage apply to
,,.e !. K: ROBERTs. Asen.,
3D. aIs Common street.
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WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief sigma Officer !
Washington. September u. 49,. s.1s r NJ
70: saturday over :he Eastern Guf States
falling barometer. sou;heriy winds and hi-l,r
temperature. with cloudy and rainy weather.
Cotton.
NV YORK. September i8.--1he following i. .he
comparative cotton statement :og the week ending
:0-Gay.
, 1874-09-12

which the parties will undertake to de-
liver either the whole number Of $50 Pairs
ofBoots, or the number ofPairs required
for the respective garrisons.
The Boots are to be delivered according
as they are wanted, on the requisition Of
the Chief of the respective Garrisons after
previous agreement with the Chief of the
Depot and according to measurement Of
the men.
The Tenders will be opened on the af-
~ternoon of the above stated day in the
presence of those who may appear, and
information will be given to the party
whose tender is accepted by the Govern
ment from the military Depot latest 25th
September 1874.
Samples of the Boots and the Conditions
for the delivery thereof may be seen in
the Royal Military Depot, Cbri2tiansted,
in Frederiksfort pr Frederiksted and in
ChriStiansfort ST. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot St. CroiX
A. J. BOYE.
, 1874-09-12

n folge Ordre fra Gouvernementet
for de dansk-vestindiske Ger I'D
bydes heryed til Licitation Leveran-
cen af indtil:
, 1874-09-12
$50 Par. Ankelsk0
SKRTFTLIGE TILBUD MERKEDE:
''LEvERANCE AT SKOTOI
TIL MILlTATRSTYi}NEN

I'LL WILL 3 & "a Ia AILE
1875"
indsendes til Depotet paa st. Croix
indtil Mandagen den l4dc Septem-
Der 1874 KI. 2 pm, indeholdende
Angivelse af den Priis hVortil We'd
kommende vii paatage sig at leyere
enten Diet hele Parti at $50 Par An
kelsko, eller Diet til de cnkeIte
GarnisOner bestemte Antal.
Skoene l~eyeres efterhaanden som
de beh0ves, paa Reqvisition af we'd
kommende miIitaire Chef eftcr For
handling med Depotet og NIaaItag-
ming af Diet ycdkommende Mand-
skab.
TiIbudene vile dcreftcr bIiyc
aabnede bemeIdtc Days Eftermid-
dag i OyeryHrelse af dc Konkuren-
ter som maatte indindc sig, og I'm
d%erretning ON Diet eller de af Gou.
vernementet antagne Bud vii bliye
Vedkommende meddeelt fra DepOtet
linden Is September d, A.
Proven at oyenmeldte AnkelsLo
og Conditionerne for Lcyerancen ere
til Eftersyn i Diet Kongelige Mill
taire Depot i Christiansted, i Frede-
riksfort pr Frederiksted og ChrI-
stiansfort paa st. Thomas.
Diet Kongelige militaire Depot, ST.
Croix den eden September 1874.
A. J. BOYE.
, 1874-09-12

may be forwarded to the Depot in St.
Croix on or before Monday the 18th
September 1874, 2 o'clock p. m contain
ing a Statement Of the prices at which
the parties will undertake to deliver one
Or more or all of the aforesaid articles.
The Tenders will be opened on the
afternoon Of the above stated day in the
presence Of those who may appear, and
Information will be given the party whose
Tender is accepted by the Government
from the Military Depot latest 25th Sep
TENDER 1874.
Samples Of the above named Articles
and the Conditions for the delivery thereof
may be seen in the Royal Military Depot
in st. Croix, and in Christiansfort st.
Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot St. Croix
2nd September 1874.
A. j. BOYE.
, 1874-09-12
Total 1885, O3o 70

Total S435,O 3 70
Balance Of deposits $47,3o5 SO
No new deposit account.
30 Withdrawals amounting to S 69o %
Receivers for Saturday 18th September 1874
In CHRISTIANSTED
o. Krause, Esq, Trustee.
Capt. J. Golden, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
B. B. Beech ESQ., Trustee.
w. Nc. Farlaine, Esq, Member.
JOH. f. GOLDBERG.
President.
st. Croix, 8th September 1874.
, 1874-09-12

Ell GREEABLE to orders from the GOV
III eminent Of the Danish WestlndIa
Islands the aforementioned articles re-
ouired in 1875 by the Military Forces IN
the Islands are hereby put up to PuOllc
licitation, namely
1890 Yards Rayenduck'
2O6 Unbleached Linen
60 =" Black Linen.
20 &" Buckram
700 " Welsh Flannel.
IS &" Yellow Cotton.
$500 Stout for Shirts.
1000 Pairs Cotton Socks.
900 " Hooks & Eyes.
"a Long Islandic Stockings.
100 dozen small Bone-Buttons.
$50 +" Pantaloon-Buttons OF tin.
% Woollen Shirts.
Sc White Woollen Blankets.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-04-03

Vigorous fighting is still going on in
Spain, between the Carlsts and Republicans.
st. George w. Tackle prominent
member of the Baltimore bar, died on Fri
day last
General Fitzhugh Lee has pctitioncd
Congress for removal of his political disa
bilics.
The great bridge across the Mississippi
river at St Louis will lie completed, the en-,
ginctr states, within six weeks.
Patrick Huzelton, laborcr, killed his
wife with poker during drunken quarrel
at Cincinnati, Sunday evening.
-Blodgett, the convicted wife-murlcrcr
hung himself in his cell in the Jail At Lacona
N. H.. last week.
Two colored men were h!Agel ut Sum.
ter, and enc white. man at AsIcVillc, s. c..
last Friday, for murder.
The remains of DR., Living oA The cele-
brated explorer, who died in the hear; of AT
RIGA, are ON their way to England.
"A locomotive exploded on the Northern
Central Railroad, near York, last Saturday
killing the brakeman, Platts.
Two small negro children were burned
to death last Friday night in Washington, by
fire that destroyed two frame houses.
Robert Kearney, tried at Elkton last
week for the murder of Thompson Fuller
near Rising Sun, February I'd, was acquitted
james Thompson, switchman on the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad, was instant
ly killed by the cars at Worcester, Mass, OIL
Tuesday.
Joseph Wright, IA years old, was acct
dentaly shot dead while out in boat gun
ming on Sunday, at Scabrook, N. H., by Jere
miah Rome.
While about twenty persons were re-
. turning from church, near Carbonate, Ill
they were fired upon from ambush, and two
men dangerously wounded.
On Saturday two freight trains on the
Pennsylvania Central road near Jersey City
collided, killing fireman and brakeman, and
severely woundng a conductor.
The Secretary ofthe Treasury has direct
ed the Assistant Treasurer at New York tc
sell one million of gold each Thursday during
the month of April five millions in all.
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Senator Walsh's resolutions of sympathy
with the Fenian prisoners in Great Britain,
and requesting our representatives. in Con-
gress TO use their good offices towards their re-
lease have passed the Senate.
In the Senate n favorable report has been
made on the bill providing that the owners
of sheep killed by dogs may recover all dam
ages sustained from the owners or harborers
of the dogs.
The House has passed the bill appropri-
ating 100000 to the support of the colorcd
schools. This amount is to come out of tho
general fund, and not out of the school fund.
The bill to incorporate the Hartford
Savings Bank of Hartford county, has passed
the Senate
"A bill authorizing the county commits
sioners of Hartford and Baltimore counties to
build bridge over Little Gunpowder Falls
has passed the House.
The bill providing for the relief of the
surctits of James Spicer, late Collector of
Hartford county, has passed TO a second read.
ing in the Senate.
The bill to make turnpike from Stock
ton to the White House, has passed the
Senate.
The House has passed the bill to iucorpo-
rate the Baltimore, Towsontown, Dulaney's
Valley and Delta Narrow Guage Railroad
Company.
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Proposals for Lumber.

THE HARTFORD COUNTY AGRICUL-
Il TURAL AND MECHANICAL ASSO-
CATION invite Proposals TO furnish LUM-
Der for fencing their grounds and cree ing
suitable buildings thereon, as follows
800 Round Chestnut Posts, 8 feet long, not
less than inches in diameter clear of bark
= Or 800 halfround of same length, not less
than 5Xl0 inches at small end clear of bark
or same number of quarter Posts of same
length, not less than inches at small end
clear of bark or same number of Locust
Posts of same dimensions. These Posts to be
delivered on the grounds Of the Association
near Bel Air, between the 10Th Of July and
the 18th of August, 1874.
500 Pine Scantling for Rails rs feet long,
24X4 inches.
10000 feet inch Hcmlock Boards II feet
long, for Fencing
10000 feet inch Pine Boards, IA feet long
for Fencing.
10000 feet inch Cypress Boards, Affect long
for Fencing.
10000 feet inch Cypress Boards, 1G feet long
for Weather boarding and Roofing purposes
10000 feet inch Pine Boards, Is feet long,
for eather-boarding and Roofing purposes
This Lumber to be ready for delivery by
the 1st day of August next.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the
above bill Of Lumber, in whole Or in part
may be left with the Secretary on or before
the 18th day of May next.
r. HARRIS ARCHER, Prcs't.
j. Al. STREET., Sec'y. ap-5t
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PROCEEDINGS oE THE COMMISSIONERS
Lewis King, Jr., VIM. c. Carroll, and Jesse
Rutledge were appointed Constables for the
4th District.
An application of VIM Ii. Wilson, Collec-
tor, was granted TO advertise real estate for
the payment of taxes for the years 1879 and
1878, charged in the 9Th District to Ambrose
Morrison's heirs.
An order was passed requiring all Collec-
tors hereafter 10 comply strictly with the
laws passed at the January session, 1870,
Chapter 1926, making it the duty of the Col
lectors to make quarterly returns, on the list
of October, list of January, LIST of April and
the Is, of July, showing to the Commission
ers the amounts collected and paid over to
the State and the amount of county taxes
collected and claims settled, and that any
Collector refusing or nrglecting to comply
with the requirements Of the order, will be
de 1t with as by law directed.
Adjourned to meet April 9th.
s---
New CHARTER.-The original act of in
corporation for an agricultural and mechani-
cal association of Hartford county having been
nterpolated and altered by some unauthoriz-
ed person, as indicated by the query of n
correspondent in our issue of March Goth,
the society has gotten into such muddle
that another Act has been prepared and re-
corded, in which the corporators named are
Joseph M. STREET., John Rush STREET., Ed
win II. Webster, William II. Dallam, Clark
Kinsey and James Amos.
The amended Act appears to be copy of
the one already upon record which was
changed after being signed by the ncorpora.
tors, and was recorded without the unauthor-
rized alterations having been expunged,
We doubt if any proceedings held under
the original Act, as signed by the ncorpora-
tors and before it was changed, would be
binding under this new charter; and if not,
there then appears to be two agricultural So
cieties chartered i'll the county. Such pro.
cecdings, TO say the least, are very irregular,
and in case where the money of stockhold-
ers is to be disbursed, it would seem that in
justice to them the preliminary steps should
be in good faith, and strictly in accordance
with law.
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n office.

OFFICE AGRICULTURAL Il MECHANICAL
SOCIETY OF HARTFORD COUNTY,
Bel Air, March Both, 1874.
ORDERED, That the Stockholders of this
~ Association be requested to pay their
subscription to the capital stock of said Asso-
citation in four equal instruments.
The first insialmcnt on or before the 1st
day of May
The second instalment on or before the LIST
day of June.
The third instalment on or before the Isl
day of July.
The fourth instalmeEt ON or before the Isl
day of August
Or all i'll one payment on or before the Isl
dav of May next, at the option of the stock.
holder.
Each of the Directors, the Secretary and
the Treasurer are authorized TO receive ant
receipt for the same.
BY order Board of Directors,
r. HARRIS ARCHER, Prcs't.
j. NJ. STREET., Scc'y
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Also the bill to pay Lydia Smith, a pen
sioner of Hartford county, $500.
The following bills passed the Senate on
Wednesday To incorporate the town of Bel
Air; to appropriate $1,000 TO the Hartford
Agricultural Society; 10 incorporate the Bel
Air Savings Bank.
The House has passed bill amending
the election laws of Hartford county.
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HAvRE DE GRACE AFFARs.-We gather from

HAvRE DE GRACE AFFAIRs.-We gather from
the Republican of the 9th March:
The post office at Havre dc Grace is 10 be
removed to the Odd Fellows Hall.
The Republican don't intend to publish the
names of all the married men who get drunk"
in the town until he gets back door to his Office
-Tramps are about in full force.
The most of our fishing firms have moved
on their several shores, preparatory to common
cling operations, which will be in ten days or
two weeks from this time. Messrs. j. II. Car
yer & Co., at the Old Cranberry on the Cecil
shore, will commence hauling seine next Mon.
day, should the weather prove favorable
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-04-03
MARRIE ED.

MORDEW-HOLLAND.-On March "a,
by Rev A. S. Hanke, JOHN T. MORDEW
to MARTHA ]. HOLLAND, both of Har-
ford county.
REESE-JONES.-On the Odd of March,
1874. by Rev. Mr.. Herring, GEO. REESE,
JR, of Lewisburg, Ark to Miss ALICE A.
JONES, of Hartford county, Md
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ID | e. ID

WILSON.--On the 10Th March, STEPIl
EN- HAVEN, son of S. II. and Mary f. Wi
son, aged months.
DALLAM.-On the 21st March, in tn
22l year of his age, FRANCIS WILMEl
DALLAM, son OF Edward b. and the lat
Henrietta Mactier Dallam.
SILK.-On Tuesday, March 26lh, 1874, 4
the residence of her parents, near Bel All
MARY, only daughter of John and Mar
Silk, aged 1G years and months.
Dearest Mary Tho rose of love
Has faded in her bloom,
Only to be fairer one
Beyond the chanegles tomb.
Everybody loved her we'll
She was happy child
Remembering one and all her friends,
While pleasure ON her smiled
Sixteen summers, all bright and fair,
with many happy charms,
The seventeenth took her far away;
She sleeps in deaths cold arms.
The angel hosts will gather round
10 sing happy song,
Aud Mary will be numbered with
That bright, angelic throng.
We could not ask her back again,
TO scenes of mortal woe,
OF sickness, sorrow, pain and death,
The fate Of all below.
All earthly pleasures she has left
The Saviour bids her go;
For she was too pure aud holy
For worldly cHrc and woe.
Parents. thou art sad and luuely,
Heaven took thy daughter dear,
Her smiling face you cannot see,
The gentle voice no more to hear.
Mary, we'll meet thee on the shore
And swell the angel band,
And part never, never again,
When in that better luud
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AF-Ths Ess" has mora extended crcuIat! on among
the 1ntelse farmers and business Hartford than
any other paper in the county No clock Hospital" or
other obscene or Lottery advertisements Il appear
n our columns at any price. large number of our
DISORDERS pay for their paper In ADVANCE and conse-
qnenty just the class advertisers desire toreach
The attention of respectable and legitimate adveI
is directed to the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-04-03

WOODS MAGAzINE.-Thc April number of
Woods Household Magazine, well sustalns its
reputation as a first class, live publication.
While its contents are not deep or scientific, its
pages are free from trashy sensational stories,
and are full of bright sunny reading that goes
home to the heart. The magazine contains its
usual number of illustrations, and its general
appearance compares favorably with the higher
priced magazines. Subscription price one dol.
lar year, with chrome Yosemite, one dollar
and half. Subscriptions may begin with any
number. Address, Woods Household Magazine,
Ncwburgh, n. Y.
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10 COrresDondanta.

All communications for publication must be accom-.
panied with the real ofthe author or no attention
will be paid to them. The real name of the author will
not be published unless desired but cannot consent
20 insert communications unless know the writer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-04-03
SALE OF VALUABLE FARMS
Near Havrc dc Grace, Hartford
Co., Md, June 8, 1874.

FARM NO. l.-KnUwn as "0AKlNGToN," situated
in Hartford county, two miles from Oakiugun Station,
80 miles IRON iinltmuri, On the Philadelphia, Whining
ton baltimore H. r. containing 100 acres, situated
on the waters Of Chesapeake Bay and Swan CIR, elk.
Buildings consist OF one large STONE MANSION HOUSE,
Barn, stable lien House. Ice House, &C. Water album
dunt AT all the buildings. Also connected with this
farm good DuckinS shore.
FARM. NO. known as "BELLEYIEW, - adjuin =
ing Darlington and lying Immediately the Chesa-
peakc Bay Contains about 81 acres. improvements
consist Of II large and complete MANSION HOUSE,
three large Barns, Ice House Spring House. Milk House
Corn House &c. Large Orchard vi Apples, Peaches,
Pears and Cherries.
FARM NO. D. Known AS "piUM POINT" situated
the Chesapeake BAY, south side OF Swan Creek
opposite OakngtOn aud four miles from Aberdeen
station, the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Dalti-
ments are BRICK MANSION new, Barns, Stables
Ice House, &c, &c. Water convenient and abundant
at all farm buildings large Peach Orchard in full
caring als" Young Apple Orchard just coming in
to bearing Connected with this farm is good Fish.
ing Shore fol- Seiue-hauling with necessary buildings
FARM NO. l. Known as THE DIsTILLERY
PROPERTY situated OH Swan Greek, and adjoining
Plum Point Farm, containing about acres, with
Tenant Houses under Public Landing for
Vessels adjoins the property.
FARM NO 5-Ahout IL 4, res of LlND at OAK
INGrON STATION.
aB-A of the above Farms are in IL good state of
cultivation aud we'll adapted to growing Grass and
Grain or Peaches and other Fruits. They pres
ent used as Dairy Farms, Milk find ing ready market
| in Baltimore.
All of the above Properties will be sold for Cash at
pnhlic sale without reserve, Mt "OAklNGT0N MAN
SION HOUSE" um the THIRD DAY ofJUNE, 1874, at
ONE O'CLOCK suliect TO lcHse to the present tenants
up to APRIL LIST, 1875.
Carriages will meet the % A. NJ, Train from BAl,i
more, aud the S 80 A. NJ, Train from Philadelphia at
DARLINGTON STATION on day of Sale.
Per-ons examine the Properties previous to the
Sale ~ ealing on GEORGE X. PAYNE at oAKING-
BY order of R.K. HAwLsY. Prest
ap3 BALTIMoRE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-04-03

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a purely Vegcta-
BILE Compound, innocent in nature and wonder
full in effect For children it is invaluable, curing
Price 25 cents per bottle, or five bottles for 81 90.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-04-03

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscribers have obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills ofHarford county, Md, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
BENJAMIN HENDON,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the 10.
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
Esd dag of March, 1875,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this ed
day of March, 1874.
JAMES II. GORRELL,
LAURA Z. HENDON,
mh27 Executors.