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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10
STATE TAXES.

STATE REVENUE OFFICER
No. - Eleventh street.
STATE TAXES.
The bills for STATE TAXES FOR 1877 are now
ready and due In this Office.
WILLIAM T.. RAGLAND.
October l, 1877. Assistant City Treasurer.
oc 1-d5t&teod3.
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YcIIOW.Feyer,
NEW CASES At PORT ROYl

NEW CASES At PORT ROYAL.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 9.-Threc new
cases Of ycllow-fever at Port Royal to-day.
No deaths.
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THE FEVER AT FEHSasDINA,

JACKSONVILLE, October 9.--Thrce new
cases are reported at Fcrnandina to-day.
Two deaths. The people are nearly out Of
food and anXiously awaiting the arrival OF
provisions and supplies in response to their
last appeal for help.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

vEGETINE rs SOLD BY ALE DRUG lsTs;
foe e-s&W2tl - I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

The breaks to-day comprised Sc hoysheads, "a
tcrccs. and & boxes. The offerings III a,ic,i ion on
Change were So packages: Of which number 81
were taken in. and the REMAINDER sold at prices
ranging from S1.1O 10 SJ3.
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VEGETENE.
HER OWN WORDS.

" E G f r 7 n E.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

MRS. z. J. PLEASANTS
(asslsted by Miss NJ. BELLE PLEAsANTsj
has opened her school at No. 1904 Franklin street.
A few more scholars can be accommodated.
Besides the usual ENGLISH BRANCHES, MU-
SIC, LATIN, and FRENCH are taught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

WEST VIRGINIA TO BE MADE A SEPARATE DIG
CESE.
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!, ........s. .VEGETINE,
s. PREPARED BIZ
Z II. Il. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

ts;7r!@ -1fg - tsestsr ~ - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal;
Ms T. 6; P = aRSkrr Associate Principals;
MADAME c. GUILLAUAIE, French;
PROFESSOR RODES MASSlE Professor OF Moderl'
Languages, Richmond College,, German.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.'
OCTOBER 9, 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

NEW DIRK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 9.-Cotton-Net receipts
80 bales: gross, 40 bales; futures closed barely
steady. Sales. $1,000 bales. October, Sll:4o@
Sll.41; November, $l1.27: December, *!1.l7
January, $ll.2l@Sll.2 ~: February. FL "a
March, s11.46@S11.74: April, Sll.59M$I1 80
May, S1l.72MSll.73: June, tll.S5@Sl l.S6.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
OBITUARY..

The other day, at Frederick, Nd,
died Mrs Margaret Goldsborough, in
her seventy. fifth year. She was the
wife of DR.. Goldsborough (who died
some years since,) distinguished citi-
zen of Frederick and the daughter OF
John Schley, one of the early citizens
of Frederick, and one of. The best men
that Maryland has ever known.
Mrs. Goldsborough we knew well.
She was lady OF rare qnalities-pos
sessed of pice sensibilities, charitable,
useful, honorable and good. She was
the last OF all the family, her brothers
Harry, William, Edward, David, John
and Frederick having passed away years
since. g. a. aNs y-sarE
Mrs. Goidsborough leaves one daugh-
ter, charming lady, ip every way wor-
thy to bear her honored name.
There was never in ali the State Of
Mary land a better family, Than the
Schleys. They were rpterprising, in
dustrious, educated, brave, hospitablc
and patriotic. They loved their coun-
try better than themselves.
Grief is universal on account Of the
death Of the gentle. the charitable and
the good Mrs Goldsborough. We share
the common sorrow. Philadelphia
lem.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
OBITUARY.

Died at her residence in Pittsburg,
Pa, December 27th, 1876, Mrs. ELF
ABETH ANN MILLER, in the 47th
year of Ter age, beloved wife OF Will
liam II. Miller, formerly of this vicinity,
and formerly the widow OF Col. Isaiah
Luptou, of Hampshire County, w. Va.
" Mrs. Miller was q member VI the II.
E. Church South, of Shspherdstown,
w. Va. Her illness was Of two weeks
duration, but during those two weeks
she was patient, desiring only to live
for Christ. She talked with the friends
round her sick bed, saying it was we'll
with her, and requested them to meet
her in heaven. When she was dying
she gave her friends the parting hand,
saying, "Aleet me in Heaven" Dark
ness then closed around her friends, but
her immortal spirit bathed itself in &C.
lestial light. Yes, Fannie. your dear
Mother has gone, never again will we
hear her voice on earth but deeply as
we regret our bereavemens we bow in
humble submission TO the will Of Him
that doeth all things well, consolng
ourselves with the immortal hope that
our loss is her gain: %,. l.
she leaves fond husband, daugh-
ter aud son to mourn her death. She
left here few years ago in the enjoy
ment CT good health, and now she sleeps
in the cold aud silent grave, at Martins
burg. # by a Friend.
]. NJ. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
OBITUARY.
Mrs. BETTIE KERSHOW wife ,

Mrs. BETTE KERSHOW, wife of
Mr.. Jere Kershow, of Denver, Colorado,
and widow Of Major J. L Fillmore, and
daughter of Rev. J. II. Kehler, former
" Of Shepherdstown, VIVA, departed
this life iu New York, November the
1lth, 1876.
In the death. of the dear departed the
church on earth has lost one Of its most
exemplary and efficient members the
Door and suffering q most charitable
and kind hearted friend. The poor
will long remember her many acts OF
charity and christian bepsyolence. She
passed away in full possession OF her
mental faculties, with christian resigna.
ton 10 the divine will, anxious to depart
and be with Christ, which is far better.
Her many acts of christian charity and
kindness-tbe remembrance OF which
in the deep sorrow OF her bereayed
family-is q source OF comfort and
consolation. Rest in pescei d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
LETTER FROM WHEELING.
WHEELING, w. Va,
.Ianaarr lk 1877. -

January Is. 1877, J i
nv. Editor.-The Legislature OF this
State effected a very harmonious organ
ization here on the 10th inst; each sec
ton, vieing with the other in o most
commendable spirit of liberality, ID the
distribution of the Offices, recalling the
noble aud generous spirit of the"Old Do
minion" in days of yore. Your county,
Jefferson, come in for a fair share, In
the persons OF Messrs Hami!l and Per
civai, the former as clerk and the lat
ter as doorkceper to the Senate. Both
branches of the Legislature have gone
earnestly and ihtelligently to work, and
no members more so, than those from
your County and Senatorial district.
Grantham, had his training been in the
law, would not be bad PRESERVATION OF
q Webster, and Butler that OF the ever
vigilant Randolph, while Hoof marks
out his own independent course, and "by
the eternal it shall be So" Cross put,
ting in his best ticks on his side - :.
The elegant new Legislative Hall,
here, which has been SO speedily and
literally provided by the enterprise OF
the people OF this city, will exercise a
softeuing ard passifying influence over
the legislation for removal ofthe Capt.
tai; in connection with this question we
find that your enterprizing county man
Mr.. John H. Strider, is here fortified
with very plain map of the State
showing that Harpers Ferry comes
nearest the centre, than any other point,
upon the great thoroughtares of travel,
lie is drawing the attention CT the
members Of both houses 20 this point,
and it is finding favor.
There is a possibility that some move
may be made this week to work up the
Capital question, 30 as TO create some
complication upon the Senatorial cleo
tons, bnt the wisdom, experience and
high order Of Intelligence of the great
mass of the members will dispose of it
in a very just way by referring it to an
appropriate committee, where it can
rest, and receive deliberate considera-
ton.
The various gentlemen, aspirants for
Senatorial hoRors, have presented them
selves here for inspection of their per-
sonale and merits. Those of your dis
trict being Messrs Davis and Faulkner;
the latter SO far appearing well, and un-
fettered by any complications, or CON-
mitments. SPECTATOR. :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
Deattlgs.'.

Al MiddIeway, Jefferson county. w
Va, Dec. 18th, 1876, AIrn SARAH A.
ROBERTS, wife Of gvel W. Roberts,
in the 56lh year other age. t,ff,,,,
Near Uniooville. in tbis5> County, ion'
the 18th of December, 1875. after Q lin
g,e:sing illness, Mrs. SUSAN COATS.
aged 81 years :. 4, Z, d. ! 49,
On Friday, January s., ls77,. al Eve
o'clock. +. ~, Ms. NARY A. WINK
LEK, consort Of Mr. J. y. WinkleEa Of
ChsflestoxD, In The .4Qlh scar az 6sg
age. .ssl ~ iioa-r5 ~ 2.
Near Bolivar. Jspu.ryl. !. 1871, ma.
BRIDGET ZANE OkEEEE. aRed
Abod,56 years - -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

A delegation Of Congressman went
on to New York and called upon and
dined with President elect Tilden, who
expressed full confidence in his peace
full inauguration. Among the delega-
ton were Messrs. Hunton and Tucker,
of Virginia. ;1 {
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dudley, relict of the late
Thos. U. Dudley, of Richmond, and
mother of Bishop Dudley, of the Epis-
copal Church, died in Richmond last
Friday, in the 74th year Of her age.
Forty thousand skilled workmen, to
say nothing OF common laborers, are
out OF employment in the city of New
York alone. The country is certainly
paying dear for the returning board
whistle.
The Congressional investi CATION
committee in South Carolina find that
the State went for Hayes by about 700
majority, but that the entire Democra.
tic State ticket was elected.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
RENO.

The Legislature now assembled in
this city will compare favorably with
any OF its predecessors, i is true that
a majority of the members are new
ones, and without experience in Legis-
lative life, yet they. are, without e1cep-
ton more than ordinarily intelligent,
while there are some members OF great
ability and experience.
The session will be laborious and
exciting one, and will require prudence
and wisdom on the part pfthe members
to make it a popular one. There is
important Legislation to be looked at,
ter, but the Senatorial contest and the
efforts to revive the Capitol question
will have the effect Of clogging the
work which the people are expecting
from the Lody.-Hheeiing Rgistsr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
'Hlurriagts.

In Charlestown, in the Presbyterian
Church, on Wednesday morning last,
the l7tn OF January, 1871, by Rev. X.
c. Holland, of the Lutheran Church of
Shepherdstown, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Hopkins, of Clarlestown, Professor S.
S. SHELTER, of Shepherd College,
Shepherdstown, to Miss BLANCHE
EICHELBERGER, daughter of Mr..
Geo. w. Eichelberger, IF this county.
On Tuesday evening last, the 10th
instant, at the residence Of Mr. George
Licklider, the brides grandfather, by
Rev. X. G. Holland, Mr.. JACOB s.
MOLER to Miss MARTIAL. LINK,
only daughter Of the late A. G. and
Elizabeth NJ. Link, all Of this Coun.
ty. ..-.
l% We return thaDksto the happy
couple for a nice lot Of brides cake.
May their journey through life be hap
Ply and prosperous. j,E .
On Thursday, the lrthe Of January,
1877, at Winches,ets Fby Rev. Mr.,
Courtney, Mr.. WM;H. .BYERS, of
this vicinity, 10 Miss REBECCA ID.
MAL0Y, of Winchester, Va. .....
On January 10Th, 1894, zs.tbe N. L.
Parsonage, in Frederick city. by the
Rev. A. ii. Ames -JOHN5J. MYERS
to ANNA p. MYERS, sdth OF Jeffer-
son county, w. Va.
AT the residence .bf the brides moth
.er, near Charlcstown, unoM ednrsdsy,
January 10th, 1877, by Rey. S. q. Fer
gssou, Mr.. CHARISFSaAsPRUSSELL
to Miss MARY A. FLEMING-all Of
this county. -s-IHE -
! At Beulah Church, iJani,sry 4,h, 1877,
by Rev. S. 6. Ferguson, Mr. ADAM
b.. M0LER and Mrs .ELiZABETH
MOORE-all Of this county,
On the l4th inst, .byet6e Rev. NJ. l..
Cutler, in the Luthrzan church, Mar.
tinsburg, w. Va. JAMES T. CAIRO
and Miss SUSANE. STUCKEY, both
of Berkeley county. -nes 1
In Leesburg, DecembeE 6, 1876, BY
Rev: y. s. Gardner, .ME!Ls u. STE
VEINS, to Miss SARAH A. OTLEf,
both Of Louioun countysEa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

REMEMBER; when your CHICKENS
are dying with Chicken Cholera, use
STONEBRAKER,S CfncxEs Pow.
DEBs freely, and it win break up the
disease To be had of all: Druggists
and Merchants Generally.
It's now stated that Mr., Ferry win
not take the responsibility Of counting
the electoral votes, unless the tso house
of Congress tail 10 agree upon . method
Of counting them by the Bird of : March
We are at the end of:ibehardest year
tho American people have ever seen in
a. business way No people ever suffer:
ed more, endured more, and preserved
their love of order -betterei. What will
the year that is coming dol
An old woman lrxcommended q
preacher who arrived 1t The church VET
through, TO get ss ooce into the pulpit,
'Ye1l be dry enough there. fiis 49,. ..f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF THE Uni
vERsIrY. The Board of Regents on
yesterday elected Rev. J. r. Thompson,
of Morgantown, to the Presidency Of
the Wet Virginia University. The
election was surprise to. many who
were expecting the Regents to at least
select a man better qualified. for the
position than the one they had remov-
ed. Mr.. Thompson is young man of
perhaps SO or "a years Of agy, and has
for several years been minister in the
Methodist Episcopal church, having
filed the pulpit of a church of that de-
nomination in this city for awhile. He
gained some notoriety while in this
city by preaching sermon in opposi-
ton to the use of the Bible in schools.
He was regarded as religious free
thinker, and rather unortbodox in some
of his views. He is a young NAH Of
quick mind, ready speaker aud a good
deal of superficial gloss, about his style
of oratory. He has all the qualifca-
tons to make first class sensational
preacher, but it is question in. the
minds of good many people whether
these qualifications are such as are de-
manded in the President OF a State
University. Mr.. Thompson has good
deal of energy and push about him, and
so far as these qualities 60 will be use
full in his new position and viii. probab-
ly build up quack reputation Tor the
schoolJwhich will be epheineral in its
existence. He possesses neither that
dignity nor ripe scholarship which is
ordinarily regarded as. essential in a
position of such high dignity. Among
the applicants for the position were
DR.. Fisher, of this city, who is an. ac-
complished scholar and a man of ma
ture years, and Prof. Mcdonald, Of
Louisville, KY, West, ,Virginian and
son of the late Col. Angus Mcdonald,
of Hampshire county. Mr.. Mcdonald,
although a Young man-not younger,
however, than Mr.. Tbompson-is a
scholar of rare attainmeDts. profession
al teacher, and holds high position as
an educator in the city Vt Louisville.
Why he and others should be thrown
aside for young man of no past ex.
perience, and who only has the recon-
mendation of being a sensational
preacher to recommend him, rs incom-
prehensible to U.S. For the sake of the
University, and for the sake of the
cause of education in our State, we
hope that Mr.. Thompson may prove to
be worthy of the oop6dence reposed in
him by the Board, and may yet justify
the wisdom Of their appointment. We
are willing, at least, to giys,:the young
man q chance.-Hheeiing Register. ..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
HoLLowAY,s sPHLS.--In a

HOLLOWAY'S sRHLS.--In all
crowded cities, Malaria and fogs are
..8reathed over and over again, till the
strongest lungs are incapable Of -produc-
ing pure blood, hence the sluggishness
of mind and body, tie WEAKNESS and
irrirabiliiy OF many persons during this
season OF the year. Thee medicines
neuiralize these. imprrities and gire vig-
or to the health, heart and stcmsch. rs
cents Der box or~ne:. - .!isS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

n1- Orr1cErs. The following are
the Officers of Victory Lodge, No. IS,
]. o. o. F., at Leetown, for the ensuing
term, viz -. .....-.... -
JAS. W. CHAPMAN. G..
II. S. LEAGUE-V.. o..
GEO. HOGUE-Srcy.
Is. NJ. SECKMAN--Treas.
p. j. Warden.
JOS. WHlTTINGDON-Con.
JNO. II. IIAGELEY-+Guardian.o
L. b. HOMER--Chap.:
III. S. NICELEY.-S;P p. e.. So.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

s9r The Fair for the benefit ,of the
Duffields Band, came off during the
Holidays, and was grand success, in
deed, considering the scarcity OF mon
ey. The members-feel greatly grati6ed
at the interest and libsrality displayed.
They desire particularly toackuowledge
the kindness of the ladies' ~ho assisted
them, and to Mr.. B. rWysoug, for
the use of bis store room =.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

p@ A sleighiug party of forty coup
les, principally made up from the Ridge
and above town, visited Mr.. John Hess,
near Moler's Cross Roads, on Tuesday
night last. The party had very pleas
ant time enjoying the hospitality of Mr..
II. and his excellent family.
A party from Harper's Ferry and
vicinity visited our town, and stopped
at the Entler Hotel, on Saturday night
last, and enjoyed,hemselses aplll a late
Hour: It is stated that one hundred
sssleiebs contained the party : go, -
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GOD ~
BLESS,

OUR HOME Is the name Of the most ele-,
CANT French OIL Motto Chrome ever issu-
ed. The motto Is surrounded by one OF
the most exquisite and richly-colofed
wreaths ~ besutifitF flowers on darx
background, and 'ispe3ectfin all its de-
tails; 1T II 11nls. We send this motto
chTosnesad TIE. BOSTON. y XXX L y
.es1 sEs stS ;sSass i ;,s.y
.puszle;sh6 5ek dn, ;;aAk5 safb Sp 6iar de-
paftusstss 3.Ibos4hs, sbr i2H1rNtreen
Chrome ssd psReH = .dsqetk lapsjta. A
. b ssR IL h9yfay Cite .5kSsais .Eetsds
.rAa asncSsse5esa/rlsysat$,,er sss - zS4' !,
-. > .'s3sS w1shsng s6hs etre6s, ss'. e :.
~..,s,so-r7r N Boston, Mass.
Jan 20 b. :. - ~
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Beg OrricERs,-At a regular meet.

HD OFFiCekSt "a 9" NaSS ~A' '"S>c
ing Of Jefferson Lodge No. 2, X. of p,
at Middleway, the following officers
were elected for the semi annual term
beginning Jan. Isl, 1877, viz:
r. b. GARRErT-C, c.
JOHN CARRUTHERS-V. c.
c. S. CUNNINGHAM-P.
JNO. F. SMITH-K. of Il. d S.
e. NJ. D. J., ,SMlTH--M. Of E.,
!. F. SMITH-M. off.
WILL LACE-M. Of A. 3:
JEO. B. GRUBER--O. G..
- ANDERSON-1. G..
d. w. CLENDENNING-P. c. :.
WILLIAM. LACE-Grand R.pre-
aeptafice
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
Happy Influence ofSa Great
Specific. Sid

Happy influence Of q Great
SReci6c. .5'le
For the preservation or recovery of
health and strength, the diet should be
wholesome and nutritious, When ithap-
pens that the aHmentary processes are
disturbed by improper or half masticated
food, the best remedy for the evil results
of abusing the digestive organs is Hos
letters Stomach BItters, Almost agreeable,
prompt and gentle remedy for dyspepsis,
and for the bilious and eyacnative irregu-
larities which result from it. The liver
and bowels, in eomn,on with the stomach,
experience its bensficent infuences. The
refuse Of the system IL carried offthrough
its natural outlet, healthy fow and sec
retion of the bile is promoted, and power
full impetus is given to assimilation in
consequence Oft use. 1t Ehcarthfully
stimulates the bladder and Kidneys when
they are inactive, and by Its tonic and
regulating action fortifes the system
against malaria.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20

A Texan town was recently visited
by clergyman for the FIRST lime in its
history, aud the hosphsble inhabitants
proposed getting up horseraee for bis
entertainment. ~ -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-01-20
COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of
Jefferson County, ". Va.
Samuel II. Knott and l.. ". Poifcnberger,
Trustees, Of Oliver Sherman, Pills.,
vs..
Edward Tearney, Sheriff OF Jefferson Co.,
and W. A. Morgan his Deputy II. +.
Cameron, Constable; n. ). White, Adj
ministrator Of Vim. f. Turner, deceased;
L. n. Huck; era BIB, Good d co, Thomas
Turner; Stump < Hawks; Berkeley Saw
ings Bank; National Bank of Ma-tins-
burg; Mrs. L. ). Markell David Billmy-
err; James Carey Jefferson Savings Bank;
James 4. Adams; Bassett 4 Higgins; NJ.
Ewins; w. +. Lemen; j. ). Mccartney
Richard Henderson; JAS. Law. lIoofl,
use Of J.. IL. Zee * Bro; Bark OF Charles
town; John T.. Erwin and Frederick Mcr-
ton, Defendants.
Extract from Decree Of Nov. 10, 1876:
at is adjudgcd, ordered and dccrced,
that this cause be referred to- Commits
sioner Cleon Moore, with Instructions to
settle tho account OF the sale of tho per-
sonaity in this cause made by Knott and
Poiienberger, the Trlis.ccs ofOliver Sler-
man, and To ascertain the rights and pri-
critics OF the execution lien creditors of
Oliver Sherman, In the distribution OF the
fund arising from the aforesaid sale, az
well as from the sale ordered 10 he made
by Deputy Sheriff Morgan and Constable
Cameron, and report 10 the next term of
this Court.
a Copy-Testc:
X. L. BROWN, Clerk.