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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18
NoTIOH III.

THOMAS G. HARDEsTY and JEROME
G. BERRY will sell she building OF bridge
over the Paiuxent, at Monkeys Ford" on
MONDAY July 2sth, is7o.at 10 o clock, A. ~
Specification made known or day Of salsuI
The bridge 10 he paid foF.isinfiy ~ -
and Montgomery counties.
by ls--isn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

TuoNAJ. OWEN will be q candidate
for tho HOSE OF DELEGATES, subject TO
tho dec;si of the Democratic Primaries.
;vlo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

The ID NAN not for Surveyor. but for
the House Of Delegates.
If n people, particularly the friends OF
ooodld efficient schools, and the land hold
srs Montgomery county think it TO their
nd vtage at the coming Democratic Conser-
val Primaries to give me the nomination
foIe HOUSE OF DELEGATES, ! will try,
;fected, faithfully to represent and serve
I'm. -
hly lift WIN. GRADY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

SOMERSET JONES will be candi-
date 70, tho HOE OF DELEGATES, sub
ject to the dcci4 Oh tue Democralc p''"'a-
nv election [july l8-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

At twenty minutes before o'clock Friday
morning terrific boiler explosion occurred
in the establishment of Adams & Setter,
packing-box manufacturers, located in the
rear portion of the extensive fve-story brick
building No. 6 Low street, near Front street,
Baltimore, well-known TO the community as
"Steven's furniture factory" Two men, one
Of them member Of the firm and the other
engineer, were instantly killed, while thirteen
others were wounded, the injuries of at least
two being of such character that they are
likely to prove fatal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18
MANY VOTERS.

Mr.. JOHN FLETCHER p. MAGRUDER,
of the First district. If candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, by whomsoever
nominated, will be strongly supported in the
Eighth and also in Berry's and Rockville
districts. A VOTEt.
lie Aft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

AT the request of many friends hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER from the Second District,
subject to the Democratic Conservative Prim-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18
july lit

To the Democratic Voters:
GEORGE T. WATERS hereby announces
himself as a candidate for COUNTY COM
MISSIONER, subject TO the decision OF the
Democratic nominating convention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

JauEs Roywill be candidate for
tho uoI1SE OF DEGATES, subject to the
decision of the d. cratic primary election.
in1v 1Q.tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18
WezO advertisements.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

TTyHE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
vile, on
TUESDAY, July the 18th, 1879,
and take up the report of the examiners in
the public road petilioned for by George R.
Rice and Others.
By order: JOS. A. TANEY,
july lS-td CPk TO County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the House Delegates

u.TrrpcIy MOTT will be a can
a;.o,o g. ,ho uor}OF DELEGATES,
subject 10 the decisio' Tue Deu'oor4io pr
mary election [july ls-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

Grain win not be so high this year. we
think, as TO make its price oppressive to the
needs of our own people, but it will certainly
be sufficient to make producers and carriers
happy. One hundred-milion dollar worth
will be wanted in France, as the ministry
already declares, because OF bad year iu
that country and one Of the explanations
given in The British House Of Commons of the
distress 10 England now felt is that the year
has been a very bad one with the farmers
Throughout Europe there was oil the summer
anfavorable weather, and as this Is the real
source of The trouble in England and France,
she same trouble, a deficient harvest, though
we do not now actually learn the fact, will
perhaps be found to have been experienced as
widely rs the common cause has prevailed
Our year, on the contrary, will be an ex-
remely good one; and as the greastest part
Of The deficiency 10 Western Europe will GER
tainly be made up from this side, we shall be
able to send to the people beyond the sea all
they need without such drain upon our re-
sources as to make grain dear for our own
people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18
L III E SEN TIN Ell
ROCKVILLE MD.

Friday Morning ..~........July IS, 1879.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

Rich men as we'll as genuses are sometimes
eccentric. An elderly man with rough beard,
slouched hat and ragged clothing, and who
represented himself as being "Mackey, the
Bonanza Mackey," and who told a reporter he
reckoned all the men in New York couldn't
shovel his dust in the North river in a year,
put mp at Jersey City hotel the other day,
and on the strength Of his representations Jared
sumptuously until his bill was presented. He
then left to get little check cashed, and the
conhding Boniface is still looking for his
return.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

The Cumberland Nevs when II dabbles in
; to the affairs Of the Democratic party some
times gets lis impressions slightly mixed. 1t
first says that the Old Democrat declares in
favor Of Hamilton for Governor, and in the
same issue 1t says that there is growing dis
Trust of Mr. Hamilton among the anti-canal
wing, because il is thought that VIM. T. has
formed combination With the ''ring," Now
this Ia strange, for the Old Democrat proclaims
that il is opposed to everything that is at all
canal, but yet we find that Hamilton is its
choice. Either the Ne,ps don't know what it
Is talking about, or is trying to awaken bad
feeling OF ~ trying 10 obtain immunity from
the venoInous tooth of the o. d. by over
whelming that paper with an awful amour,
Of ",affy," such as calling the same the Dem
ocratc organ Of Allegany.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

The platform adopted by the Anne Arundel
taxpayers convention on Saturday consists
Of sixteen planks. This is the first county to
take desuite steps 10 the matter Of retrencb-
mens. Howard county, so we were informed
from reliable quarter, are waiting for the
publication OF the statement of expenses Of
E>sy county, they having been in
the management here has been
hd they want TO see II so they
comparison where the greatest re-
made.
Abe Anne Arundel platform
nlhs closest attention are as
Hlp,ing AT contract
\aficer, county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-07-18

july ll-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

continually travelling around the sun.
Just as the rim of wagon wheel tray
els around its axle, it Is evident that
every November that the earth must
pass through some part of the meteor
stream; but as the eartn requires only
one year TO make revolution abou'
the sun. while the meteor stream re-
quires 33l years, VIC pierce different
part of the stream each year. II il
happens to be dense part there is o
line display of meteors, bat if moi
there are few meteors.
Owing to the time of revolution Of
the ring the whole cycle of meteoric
di plays muct occupy period of One-
third OF a cen'uary; and it is known
hat tbs length Of that part Of the cy-
Gle during which extraordinary dis
plays are possible is at least two and
quarter years. The last great display
were in 1866 and 1867. This year
we pass through the ring at a point
far removed from the dense portion
and but few meteors will be seen. An
important display cannot be exp ;cied
before the year 1898 to 1901.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

SAS FRANCISCO, CAL. Nov. The
following has been received from Tus
coa. Arizona \ special dispatch
rom Fort Grant 20 The TuscOn Daily
Star says dispatches rom Fort Bayard.
y. NJ. announce the return there Of the
Arizona troops and scouts. They had
4 fsht by moonlight with Chief Victu-
lia's band OF Apaches IN Mexico, sixty
miles below tie boundary line. One
hundred and eighty warriors were en-
saged III the fight, and they were de.
iealed and driven from the field. Prl'
vale Cochierio, OF company a. SIKH
cavalry, Of Fort Grant, ArlzOla, ano
an Ihdiah sconl OF L. Ut. GatewoOd's
COMPANY. # Forl a h g. were killed
aud another ludlau scout wounded.
Major Marrow commanded the troops
IN The iight. The Arizona troops are
en- route 10 their posts. The hostile H.
dlans having all been driven out o.
Men Mexico, Gen. Carr, in charge o.
all the scouting parties aud troops IL
the field in Southern Arizona, will re-
turn at once with his troops along Il G
oorder TO guard the territory against the
10 tiles now in Mexico"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

An exchange says, the best way to
keep hams through the summer Is to
put them IN thick paper sacks such as
millers use to put -four in, made Of
thick marllla paper; wrap the ham in
several thickness Of old paper OF any
kind to keep the moisture from striking
through; tie up tightly, first twisting
the top around well, and then hang up
anywhere. The fly will not find It's
way into the ham. The paperis strong
enough to bear the weight of the ham.
The stables ofCapt. T, l.. Parish,
near Charlottesville, Va, were burned
Friday night. Three of Capt. Farish's
fine horses were Destroyed; also one
mule, the family carriage, a ph@ton,
buggy, wagon, wheat-drill, harness,
etc. The stables were full Of hay. The
loss is estimated at from $4,000 TO
81, ZOO.
Only few years ago Flora Temple
astounded the turf world and brought
the small town of Kalamazoo, Mich,
into prominence by being the first
trotter 10 Amerca TO beat 2.20 in a
mlle test. In lS79it has become such
an everyday occurrence that no less
than two hundred and seventy five
different animals are recorded as hay
ing made their miles ia that time, or
better, within ten months.
Three sperm whales appeared off
Cape May, n. j., Thursday, close on
shorc. They moved slowly eastward,
throwing single spouts about twenty
feet 10 the air. Fiocks OF sea gulis sur
rounded aud Owed about them. They
broke up mackerel fishing for the day
The sophomore, freshman and senior
and Junior classes Of Middlebury VT,
College have gone into voluntary
SUSPENSION" The rebellion grew out
of alleged unjust action of The faculty
towards a member OF the sophomore
class.
Two young men and two boys were
together in a room in Bristol, n. H.,
when Oryille Haynes, 10 years old
pointed cooked revolver at the others.
He was told 10 stop, as the revolver
was loaded. Laughingly he pointed it
at his own head, where the revolver
was discharged, killing him instantly.
Hon. Henry G.. Davis, United States
Senator from West Virginia, has been
interviewed. He thinks the democrats
can and ought to elect the next Presi'
dent. and feels sure that Horatio Sey
mour is the best and most available
candidate. Senator Bayard lie thinks
the next most available candidate.
Heretofore Dir. Davis has been a rec
ognIEed Thurman man.
A freight train on The Chicago and
Alton railroad broke through o bridge
at Riyerdale, ILL.,, Saturday six freight
cars went overheard. brakeman was
killed and the engineer and fireman was
injured. Damage $1,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19
The MeieOrs Form IA Ring to
DisappOint Us.

Professor Hardness of the National
Observatory, writes to say that astron-
omcrs do not anticipate any important
display at prescut. The November
meieurs are due to stream Of meteor
ic matter whose perihelion intersects
the orbit OF the Ca tn while It's aphelion
is In the neighborhood Of The orbit OF
Uranus. Centuries ago this meieorlc
matter was I'll conc ntrated into tol
erably compact mss, which Travelled
along thu Orbit just specified, but the
action If the planets upon it has
b en- such as to draw ii out more and
more until now it is scattered along
he whole orblt in such wise as To
form close ring. However. the
scattering is not uniform. On the
contrary, thereis one part Of the ring
which Is far more dense than any 9TH
err.
Bearing in mind that the ring is
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

A terrible fight took place at the
lolling mill in Atlanta, Ca, Yesterday
between four employees about wages.
On one side were young man named
Harris, son OF A. l.. Harris, and Do"
vld Reid, foreman of the pattern de-
plitmeni. On the other side were
two brothers canned Sh ats Ri | fire !
severersl shots at the Sheats brothers
without effect, when Frank shoats
struck Reid Oh the head with scenlH
ling, inficting painful wound. Har'
ris then struck Edward Sheats on the
head, crushing his skull. Edward
Sheats cannot live. All the pariics
arc under arrest.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

GEN. HANCOCK VINDICATED.-lt
having been asserted that Gen. Han
cock, who had charge oil Mrs. SurraIt
before her execution. treated her with
severity and refused TO allow a clergy
man OF her church TO see her IN ord +
to grant hcr dissolution, the priest who
attended her. Rev. J. A. Walter, OF
ST. Parick's Church. Washington, has
made the following statements:
Truth aud justice compel ME 10
deny Tie statement with reference to
Gen. Hancock s participation IN the
ex, culOn of Mrs. Surratt. l attended
rs. Surratt on that occasion, and mot
with no interference on the part OF Gen.
Hancock. Gen. Hancock had great
S mpathy for this unfortunate ady, and
valued until the last moment. h0pn 9
tor repiieve. l co slider it an net o
Justice 10 Gen. Hancock that this staIe-
ment should be made"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

CINCINNATI, Nov. l5.-Jam's +.
Ferguson killed J. II. CoOmbs in Main
street, Hopkinsvllle, KY, on Thursday.
Ferguson went to town to compel
Coombs 10 marry his sister, whom he
had betrayed. The latter refused and
Ferguson bought a double. barreled
shotgun, loaded it with bukshot, aud
shot Coombs as he was standing in the
door of his store. The shot entered the
back of Coombs head, killing HIM in-
stantly. Ferguson gave hlmselfup,and
SAYS that he does not regret the deed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19
The Maine Political Sensation

AUGUSTA, Me-. Nov. l5.-Rumors
in regard to the Governor and Council
intending TO count out the Republican
majority in the Legislature are excit-
ing general attention. Messrs. Bak' r
and Baker filed notice with the gov
ernment to-day TO be heard IN the dis
pulcd cases in Franklin. Lincoln and
Penobscot counties, aHd II. NJ. Heat
d likewise in regard to the eases in
Washington county. 1t is reported thai
30 hearings will be allowed in dispute d
cases. but that certificates will be issued
IA Monday, as has already been deter
mined. y carefully compiled list OF the
l. gislaturt shows that tie Republicans
have cis hty-nine members in the Hous,
nd one vacancy by death. while tht
Democrats have siXiy,onc in the same
branch. In the Senate the Republicans
ave nineteen member and the Dem o.
Gratis twelve.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Nov. l7.-Excite-
mcut over the expected counting out OF
The Legislature runs very high here to
lay. By early trains large number
Of leading republicans from all parts OF
the State arrived. This evening the
hotels are crowded. Hon. Daniel f.
Davis, the GOvernOr-elect. and tx
Governors Hannibal Hamlin AMI Israel
Wasiburn. lot VI. Morrill,. a. p. Nor
ill. y. Dlngley and :. Perham are
pr, seat.
Hon. Nathan Webb, tX-Unit d States
District Attorney, IS here rs counsel.
EX.Goys. Chamberlain and Coburn
ave telc.raphed that they will come.
Senator Blaine is here. and Messr-.
Reed and Lindsay, OF the House, tn
members of the republican State CONF
mittee for tie current year, aud the
committee tor next year. are in town.
and in addition large number OF SenA-
tors and Rcpresentalives-elect. whose
! -cats arc threatened, are on hand.
The Governor and council arrived
iurias the day and assembled IN the
State House at four o'clock. 1t hau
been given out generally through the
) ate that they would at once proceed
20 oren The official returns.
The Governor this evening informed
committee who called on him that the
returns would not be considered open
in tie sense Of alloAing any amend
nent or corrections under tac statute
Until the committee Of the council Oh
elections should report the result 81
their canvass TO The Governor and coun'
Gil aud That there would Ue twenty day :
rom that TIM for any legal correction
Changes of returns on tccnn cal
grounds are rumorcd, which would give
tie democrats aud green hackers lg
; ,nators aud the republicans II. The
vote as cast gives the republicans Il
senators and all Others II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IA sad
case of poisoning occurred IN the vicln'
ity of Goldsboro, resulting in the death
of two children OF Mr.. Columbus Deal
and the serious illuess Of another. 1t
seems they had been of cotton picking,
and en- route for home ate OF what Is
known as nighlshade berries. The
Oldest, girl OF about l3 years old, APP
pears 10 have partakeu more freely OF
the poisonous fruit than her two broth
ers. aud was soon seized with dizziness
and loss of her el esight. In tins con-
diuon she was taken home, where she
and one of tie boys died.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

CINcISYATTI, Ono, Nov. ia
Browusburg (Iudianna) special disc
patch says that the corouer's jury in
The case OF child supposed to be pols-
oued by its mother brought in the iol
lowing verdict: minnie Jones came
to her death by means of arsenic adj
miuislcrcd to her in pi~ and bread.
The said arsrnic was purposely and
willInlly administered by her mother
Mary Jones'" Ms. Jones was imme-
dlaicly arrested, and at the preliminary
examination was remanded to Jail on
the charge of murder In the first de-
gree. She is weak, and is eating
nothing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

The British government is informed
from New York that Fcnians are oi-
ferng money and arms TO Irish tenaut
farmers, to enable them tn resist eyic-
ton. The American demand for iron
in Scotland has Stacked. y leclur' +
in It. Petersburg sPo1c OF the building
of Russian cruisers in the Unite d
States, and reierod especially SO the
The sympathy aud co-opera ion OF The
American people, Prince Almayon,
OF Aby,siuia, died in Enaland yes'er-
day Bismalcks ualaday is fa'Iy de-
generation Of the heart. Disastrous
floods have occurred in the Canary l''
lands.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

THE DROUGHT. We have been M
formed that on some portions OF the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road.
especially in the ueighborhopd of Farm
vile. the sources of water supp y Tor
some of the tanks have given Out, aud
water hiss to be hauled from the river
and creeks to furnish the engines. a
well digger who has been in the bus :
ness lor forty years says that he has
never seen the ground 80 dry. and to as
great a drplh as now prevails. An
important tact in regard TO the drought
Ii, inc scarcity Of proyender. OWN .
to the want OF rain in the early sprIug
III some sections of the State but little,
If any, hay was made. The dry wealth
er OF autumn has killed the grass III the
fields, and farmers find ii necessary
even at this early season TO supplement
his want from the very small stock of
dry food saved for winter use. The
consequence will probably be that IN
man\ sections OF the State there viii b,
a nieal scarcny III, aud much differing
Ni llresult. -Richmond Dispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19
To Farmers & HOrtiCuIturistS.
4 RENARElBIE GLUEBIIG Offer

By apecla aTrang ment The Shenandoah
HLsALD aud the RURAL NEw-YoRzER, G. hich IS a
is page illustrated agricultural weekly will DO III
be sent to one address, one year Tor ONLY 49,.
Ever subscriber who acce ITS this offer will also
receive package Of the plants and seeds OF the
GREAT SEED DINTRlBU rICN
FREE, which Itself, ia valued at $40. By this
great offer We have secured 10 our readers two OF
the best papers, aud selection Of valuable seeds
markedly loE p'ice named above \ full illustra-
tel description Of the seeds and plants will be
sent to all who apply for sample copy to the
Raral New-Yorker, NewY0.k City. Below We
give condensed lis; Of the seeds and plants that
are offered:
FIRST. The cuthbort Rsspborry-TwO Plants.
Z. z. Roe says OF 1t "As far as can now Judge.
It seems to me the most valusble Raspberry. and
have planted five times As many OF this variety
as OF al Othors put 10 ether.
Judge Ps says g The Cuthbort is far ahead
OF oil rs in abundance Of fruit, size Of
berry an, .diness."
T 3. Fee says No Raspberry can be more
highly recommended for general purpose.
Charles Downing says: | consider il the most
prom sing Raspberry before the public. as far as
tested"
J. r. Lovett says &" 1t is tho perfect Raspberry.
1t is at once the highest favored, largest, most
prolific aud HARDY variety OF Red raspberry
known.
sRcoSD. The Telephone Pea The new English
'ea. At present held in England at $50 per
bushe at Wholesale.
THIRD Mods Ennobled Oats Mr.. Mold, OF
Eng aud, ia the intro6ucer Of this variety. On
the farm Of the Rural Nev Yorker It yield, last
season. at the "a Of &c bushels yer acre.
FOURTH. Abies sibirica. one of the hardest
and m. st beautiful Eyergreens known.
FIFTH Seeds OF Magnoliss, Soulangeana,
Lenuei, Acuminats, Prgseri, Glauca and I'm
brela.
SIXTH. seds from Seedlings, OF tho beautiful
and new Iris Kampferi. Hardy.
SEVENTH. Seeds OF the splendid Pipe Vine,
Aristotle .hia Sipho. Ha dy.
Eighth Seeds Of the Marriott, Ipomna
lept ,phylla. Hardy.
NINTH. Seeds of Bebb's New ARuilegias-bearing
the largest flowers Of any Of the Colum bines.
TENTH. Hybrid Pentstemons. New, beautiful,
hardy. y. Il. The above rare collections Of seeds
are estimated to be worth over $3.50. Many Of
them cannt at present be purchased.
Nov. ll-2mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19

SENATOR THURAAE.-lt is announ-
ced That movement is on foot to send
Senator Thurman to the House Of
Repr, sentatlves from the COluml US
(Oho) district, where he resides. That
district is now democratic, and though
tie new republican Legislature will
doubtless gerrymander the State, tits
questionable if they Can change lie
political character. Mr.. Thurman was
a member OF the House thirty-iour
years ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-11-19
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ayIGGINIA TO-Wlr:
At rules h-ld in the Clerks Office of the CIR
cult Court of5henandoah, October 22d, 1879:
In VACATION.
III Keller use J. J. Williams and J. Il. VIII
l.ams admr. with the will annexed of Philip
williams decd. who was the s. p. Of Barton aud
Williams, ........... ...... ........... .Complts.
AGAINST
acobJ Shipp, ................. ...... Defendant.
IN CHANCERY,
The object Ct this suit Is to subject the real
estate of said Jacob Ship N shenandoah County
to the payment Of judgment obtained by said j.
T. Keller against said Shipp for $500 20 with inter.
est from April lst 1857 till paid aud S6.9j costs,
credited July 18th, 1887 by si25 81 and septem.
Der Srd, 1883 by slsl.oS
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant Jacob Ship Is not an inhabitant Of
this -tste-It Il ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here within Que month alter due pub
lcati n hereof, and do what is necessary 10 otect
hs interest that a copy Of this der be published
in some newspaper published in Woodstock. once
week for four su cessiye weeks, aud copy
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
said County, on the FIRST day of :. e next coun y
court. -
dEo. ". MILEY, c. G. C. c.
A Copy, Teste.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. c. c. g. c.
VIM 4 Bro. p. q. Oct. 29th.-4T'