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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10
BOARD OF STATE CANvAssERs.-The

BOARD OF STATE CANvAssERs.-Th
Board of State Canyassers, consisting of the
Governor, Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Auditor of Public Accounts, State Treasurer
and Attorney General will meet on the
fourth Monday in November to canvass the
returns Of the late election. Only a6ou;
one third Of the returns have been received
at the Office of the Secretary of The Com
monweallh.
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Generalization.

BERLIN, Nov. 10.-The German news
papers congratulate America upon the dem
ocratic victory, and recognize Gov. Cleve-
land as notable man, OF clear and steady
Judgment and honorable intentions and
energy and emineutly fitted for his task.
The Cologne Gazette claims that the German
vote had large influence in the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

Frank Hurd has decided to contest the
election Of Mr.. Romeis. He says he has
already discovered errors sufficient to re-
duce Rorneis' majority from nearly three
hundred to less than one hundred Mr.
Hurd declines to give all the points of his
contest, but feels satisfied that he is legally
elected.
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North Danville Celebration.

NORTH DANvILLE, Nov. 8, 1ss4.-We
celebrated the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks tonight with the largest bon
FIRE ever seen here II illuminated the city
of Danville, opposite, with the different
colored lights burning around the hill, and
made grand sight. The gathering was
addressed by several speakers with great
enthusiasm. >.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRS WINsLoG's SOOTHING SYRUP, for chill
drcn teething. is the prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in tho United
States, and has been used for forty years With
never falling success by millions of mothers Tor
their children. During the process OF t'eih!ns
its yalue is ipcalculable 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea gripping
in the bowels, and wind colo. By giving health
to the child Il res.s the mother Price % cents
bo:tJ, mv6-1yrM. YVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

The Educational Journal of Virginia, for October,
has been received from its publishers in Rich
mond. Mr.. 3. r. Farr, Superintendent of State
Public Instruction, is the editor of the official de-
partment of this magazine. One of the leading
articles in this number is entitled, Teaching How
to Write Good English"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

COMMISSIONER EDMoND5, of the District
Of Columbia, in his congraluia;ory dispatch
to President elect Cleveland, says that the
government of the District of Columbia has
been non partisan since 1878. This is
most surprising news to the people of the
District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Nov ~:
Cattle in fair demand; primo 6i2a7 Il good 5'4a
81 medium 44.s5la; common 3l4a4i2 Sheep
in fair demand; prime 44s4ia; good 3a,a4 !;
medium aa3h; common one dollar per head
and 21a cents per pound. Lambs BAG. Hogs in
fair demand fair E.c lower, selling 6a7A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

THE WASHINGTON Sentinel says: 1.-The
Alexandria GAZETTE is the best aud sound
est democratic paper published in Virginia"
The Sentinel Is discriminating newspaper.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

New YoRK, Nov. 1910 a. m.-The week
opened with feverjsh and lower market for
stocks. Prices declined Las per cent in H..
general list. Toward eleven o'clock there was
rally of 1sas. per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Boats J w Burke, Claughton
P G Uhler, and Wilson. to American Coal Co
Fl Wagner, to Jno p Agnew & Co.
Departed-Boats II o Claughton, q Uhlcr, ii
Wagner and Jno Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-stocks higher Money
1a2 Cotton firm: uplands 1916; Orleans
1876 Flour dull and heavy. Wheat easier.
Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

Schr Elm City, from Kenuebec for Washington.
at Dutch Island Hsrbor 9Th.
scbr Belle Halaisy, for Georgetown, sailed
from Fall River 9th.
Schr L Burt, from Georgetown, at Fall River
9th.
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Funeral.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The funeral of the
late Postmaster-General Fawcett occurred
at Cambridge to day. Fully $4,000 persons
were in attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

FsTRAY-Camc to the premises Of the adver-
II tiser about txo weeks ago COW, which the
owner can get By proving property and paying
charges JOHN d. FEhGUsOS,
nc-5-el 3t AT Linconia
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Chairman Executive Commute

The democratic plurality in the State, &C
cording to official figures BY Chairman Dan.
lei Manning, from the county clerks, is l.
22d
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Rear Admiral MURRAY Dead

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Rear Admiral
Alexander Murray died in this city TO-DAY
after short illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

The flour and grain as. well as other markets
arc tame and quiet with but little disposition to
speculate on the part of Dealers much of the stag
nancy Is probably due to the political excitement
the offering of grain OH change this morning
were small Wheat has declined about cents
per busbel since our last general report. Corn i,
quiet and steady. Produce is without m ate:ial
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-10

BALTIMORE Nov. 1O.--Va. SIS derd -; consoi
dated - de I'd series -; past due coupons 80
new 10 4Os 32ti: new IS 81 bid to-day.
Cotton dull; middling ga. Flour steady and
quiet Howard street and Western super
S2 25a2 65; do extra 81 75a3 81 do family
SO 5Oa45o: City Mills super 50 25a2 IS; do
extra SO O0a3 rs; do Rio Brands "a 62s4 70;
Patapsco family S. so: do .uperlative patent 81.
Whcat-Southerr steady and quiet; Western low
er and weak ; Southern red 95aS7 do amber
90a93 No MARYLAND s6leae7; No Western
winter red spot 7SAa79; November 1915 bid
December 79las79%a January Sl9sssl7s. Corn
Southern about steady and quiet; Western dull,
Southern white 53a55 do yellow 52a63: Western
mixed year 462a47iR; Janna'y 45a45s!; Oats
firm Southern 31a36; Western white 33a35
do mixed 3la33 Pennsy lvania 31a34. Rye firm
at 62a65 Hay steady and quiet prime to choice
Penna and Maryland SLASH so. Provisions
easy; Mess Pork ST. 10 Observation-Disclosures
and clear rib sides packed 7lsa9ai. Bacon
shoulders 81 clear rib sides II y. Hams 1l'hs
Is. Lsrd (refned) g. Butter firm; Wcstcrr
packed PAP creamery 2sa$l; Ef H firm firm
goes, ordinary to fair sa,a9as. Sugar quiet
soft 6ls. Whiskey steady at 81 i a1 u.
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|tH0ICE GOLDEN SYRUP received to-day, Tor
- sale low by [novsJ J. C. MILBUkN.
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MEMORANDA

Schrs Ella Little and Marcclus A Davis, for
Washington.
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MARINE NEWS.
passed VI

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER g. ga
run rises & sc Sur sets. ......... 4 ..
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RARE CHANCE for al. in want of Iicu'e
n Furnishing uoods. to get them at Cost i"e
Cash. at MCLEAN s. UHLEE-,
now ~ King stree.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-22

EDITOR ARGUS Your kind and COM
Elementary reference To myself In connec-
ton with card In the Journal promp,s
me 10 Ask you 10 give space in your paper
for Ihis brief letter, so that those OF your
readers who do not take the journal may
be able 10 appreciate your generous com
ment. The card contained u warning 10
our people 20 beware OF one Col. Cooper
who had been announced 10 lecture in
court house hail on the subject Of temper
oncc, because, az the card stated, "he is an
immoral man and given TO drunkenness,
and not worthy of the confidence of be-
novolent persons TIC obi ct of the card
was obvious, for the friends Of Cooper had
procured the announcement Of his lectures
in the churches on Sabbath aud In the
absence of the information contained i'm
the card, the probability was that n large
attendance from the two congregations
upon the so called temperance | c:ures
would have resulted In replenshing Coop
ers pocket boCl and in bringing rdicule
upon the cause vt temperance and morali o.
~. Bu, with the facts contained in the
card before the community, each one
could decide intelligeutly AS to the propri-
ely of giving moral aud financial support
TO man whose coniuct as temerance lee
turer Is disgracoful and only calculated to
bring discrdit upon sincere and worthy
temperance refOr;-cre, and give enc. ur-
agcment 10 the immoral and vicious Gle
mont In aprtagu nr ~
his capacity az private citiz n have
nothing TO say, be may indulge In profani.
" and drunkenness 20 his entire satlsfac
'ioninor am influenced In the least by his
political faith, az his friends allege against
me, for i don't know TO which political
party he belongs but il is with MIN as
professcd temperance rcfornier and public
toacher Of morals that the community has
W 10, aud every citizen has ;ght To crit,
icise. | hear ii hoe b-cn stated that the
signers OF the card have apolpglz d to
Cooper or his friends, or have mod. fed.
verbally, the statement contained in the
card, and wish to say, that have made
no Tetraction or apology 20 any one, nor
have any TO make, but now reiteratc the
truth contained in tin card. Your readers
will observe that your favorable reference
to INC lacks the jewel Of consistency, for
the same issue of your paper that contains
your comment on my connection with Tie
card, contains also slycrsl warnings TO
Democrats to beware OF Dr. Warner and
the prohibition movement. Yours,
Feb 10, 1884 II HRERMANs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-22
EENO nI4TRInT

All aboard Tor Kipgwood. Take tho
short limo narrow gaguo steol rail stono
ballast Uin Tunuoltou.
Wo wcro almost over joyoI to hear
rom Miss Plug ag.in.
J. =. Jrner}s, Of lrontown. apont Sat
uiday and Sunday last az the parental
root
Row Moore, o. Dsnville, prclchcd at
Union Sunday last o. largo and attont~
i've audience.
School adjourned at Union This week.
Teacher, I.R. Maungly being ON tie
sick list.
Horny Combs was visiting at Mrs.
Blacgwood' SUNDAY night last.
FiHy dollars reward offered for the
young man who sskcd married lady to
accompany her homo from Israel church
a short time ago.
POCAuONTUs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-22
NEW BURG.

Marcillus J,ffars, who has been pro
nounccd insane, was taken 10 Weston on
No 2, Monday morning by d j. Gibson
and George Barnos. The family have the
sympathy of this entire community.
Albert and Eugene Huggins have rent
ed the store house of u. j. Gibson ard
will open Hardware and Tin Store about
the iirsl Of March.
Tue firm of g. IL. Horchler 81 Co. hat
sold their stock of govds TO ID. j. Gibson.
and James Anderson and will 60 out OF
business on thdGrst of.MaIch.
Superintendent LaxtOn il hosting out
of the shaft the best specimen Of coal
;hst has ever been seen In Preston Coun
~.
Rcol estate in Newburg ID on the boom.
James L. Johnson. Esq. the urbane and
genticmanlY clerk Of 5moot 81 Bsrthy,
has resigned his position to take eject the
frSr Of March, He expects to remove
east
Harmon Ashby has rented tho property
of j. A. K-ener and will move into ii the
first Of Mach. Mr. Ashby expects to run
team, much needed affair at this time,
ss you can not get hslling done for love or
money.
VIM. Stanhagtn. E-q., has been sp-
pointed mester mechanic Of the T.. II.
shop a. this place.
Wardcr Ford, OF Thornton, Taylor Co.,
has brought suit against, DR.. f. f. Ian
ham for smsl-practice, and claims FIVE
thousand dollars damages. Mr.. Ford had
his leg broken at j. x. Shoots mill about
q year ago, and is q bad cripple, his leg
beirg still out Of place at the knee joint
AID very crooked between The knee and
ankle. lie will be compelled 10 use
crutches all his life or have his leg ampu-
tated
B. f. Swindler and daughter will start
for Kansas, On the 10Th inst. to visit BIZ,
son-iu-law, John wilkins.
J. Il. Croeeler. OF E4st Side, was ia towr
on Saturday, taking orders for bread
cutter.
Rev. SmmontOn, Of the NJ. T.. Church
commenced a protractcd effort at thil
place on Sabbath evening.
Rev. Samuel Graham preached very
able sermon at the PRESBYTERIAN church on
Sabbath afternoon. MoDoc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-22

S. X Guseman is able to be- out again.
Abraham Red lost a valuable horsc
some time 8g,.
Mr. 5UmuGsld also los, one valued at
800.
Since The snow has left wheat is look
ing we'll
Geo. p Inn killed fine hog ono day
iasi week that weighed $50 pounds. Who
csn beat in
Your correspondent was at M0rgantown
one day ] ~ wr,k and saw them working
ON tho w. v. r. II.
Mud ie pleuly and The roads are almost
impossible
Mf. John Oyci6 10 is building new
house. JUNIOR.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To Mary NJ. wilt, Eliza A. witt, Ollie
9. wit Anna Is. wit, william Mex 90
and William Thomas, Executors etc
"nd Elisha Thomas, Administrators etc.
THko notice thut shall, on the 25th
day Of February, 1894, ut KinVwood,
Preston county, West Virginia, at the
ollico of Joseph VI. Hawthorne, Commits.
sioncr of the Circuit Court, between tho
hours of q "a, ~, aud o p. IN. OF that day,
proceed To take DISPOSITIONS of Wni. Mc~
hce and others Ia los read M evidence on
my behalf In cot,in suit in Euuity
pending In the Circuit Court In tho cniIn
" Il Preston Wherein you AFRO Defends
ants and "n pLIinun. And If from any
cause iIa taking 90 tho said dopositions
bo moi commenced on that dav, or II
commenced aud not concluded on that
day he taking of the same will bo cons
tinued from day to day or from time TO
time at tho same place and bet Noon tho
Same hours until the same shall DO com
pletod,
E. w. DUNN, Guardian etc.
By his Counsel,
Kingwocd, Jan. 30, 81 T.. } CRooAN.
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LOCUST GROVN

After long delay We give you the news
from here again.
George Spiker, Jr,, has moved into his
now residence.
Jacob Spi&er has sold his largo house
TO a party from Frostburg.
The prOtractod meeting is in progross
at Glade Union yot.
TIE second quarterly meeting Of The
NJ. T.. Ceuroh Of tho GAINESVILLE circuit
viii bo held at tho Pleasant Valley church
Feb. rs and ~.
Allen Strausor and Miss Kate Amman.
were married tho Bird Of February.
inito an excitement was caused by the
marriage Of Mr., John Allen Crane 10 Miss
Laura Feather, Another gentleman by
the name Of Benson had secured Iicouso
OF County Clerk Martin to marry this
same Miss Feather on Tuesday. He
made extensive preparations for the
wedding feast. but whom he, acconpans
isd by friends and relatives, arrived at
the residence Of the intended bride. tboy
wero informed that Mr.. Crano and Miss
Feather bad been married ON Monday.
Mcssrs Sam aud Frank DoBerry woro
visiting relatives horo last week.
Frank Kelly took fac tho spelling con
tost at Sugar Valley tho 81 of Frb. TO
repof. a largo attendance aud good time.
Mos5rs Jake Spikor aud J \ Franks
hOuscr, sold thoir young cattle to Mr.
Morgan. Of Pennsylvania.
Wo anticipate two or throe weddings
this spring, how is 10 viii ana Spencer.
There's petition being circulated Tor
tho establishment cf mil route from
Wnloy J.. o. to +. O. at Glade Farm.
which meets with universal appro-
balcn. JrM g. FRED.
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NorICE TO CREnIrnRs.

To the Creditoas OF stephen Bolyard,
Jr.. doaoascd
In pursuance to n decree Of the Circuit
Court oi the County ut Preston. made in
cause therein pending, To- subject the
roal estate OF tho snid Stephen Rolyard,
Jr. To the payment of his debts, YOU are
rcqu rod 60 pros1nt your claims against
the estate of the said stephen Rolynrd
Jr. for adjudication 10 Il. j. Crogau, Com
missioner at his oillco I'm tho said county,
ON or before the 10Th day of February
next,
Witness, smith Crane. Clerk o. said
Court this, l2thi day, ot january 1854.
lis ct SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
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is 1T A sPoOKi
one OF OUR LAWYERS HAAS STRANGE
NoIsRs.


SoIsRs.
The days Of superstition are past aud
gone, and We live in an enlightened and
Intelligent sge. While this is true In a
general sense, there are At this day persons
who are given 10 supers,itiUus notions. For
some time east it has been gumored that
there Is ghost OF hobgobun which prowls
about our streets At dead hours of the
night, and one or two individuals are re-
ported TO have seen the spook. These
rumoTs and reports are current, but we
Stall not attempt To verify them, because
we lack sufficient proof, and believe that
they originated with persons given to su-
persihon. Passing all former reports by
as merely IDLE rumors we shall give our
readers story related TO as by certain
lawyer OF this town only few evenings
ago. For the past two or three weeks he
has been employed a; his Office late al
night. About week ago he was seated
at his table writing when all at once he
80, - . 's'P e'O"" nc listened ana ID
N'S "A repeated more
0'' o''ieN 10 ellans'e
'-.'''''s oS0A Vi 'ue Once he
'"' ou'S'ue' ou' could see nor
- -, - . 49, 's '"' "o''o repeated
again that evening Since that tinp Oh.
'''iiOo 'ua' ''lle 'he
-,-,7 49, .'o'1 ''eHps
"0-'' - y 'ioOA' anu %
VAC Seh''einAh IteeIy
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PLAINvIEW. VALLEY DIST.

a quarterly meeting will be held near
this place the third Sunday Of this month
aud will be pioiraclcd
Mr. Cuncs and his family Of Reeds
Vile were visiting at Mr., 2. Loar's last
wetk
a spelling school was held al the Cor
dUns school house, last Friday night. We
arc sorry to cay IL proved TO be failure.
Bad order was the onsequense
Geooge Shofler aud his Mother were visit.
ing at Henry Huddlosons last week.
The Wedding did not take place At ---
although one Of Lyons fsirest damsels
rushed there with eli possible speed, even
without combing her hair, or changing
or6xing her toilet. We are sorry 20 say she
was badly ditoppcinted. JUNK BUo
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all'porsons'holdiug lions bv pay
mont or otherwise on tho real estate or
any part thereof of John \. fHwcott;
In pursuance to decree of the Circuit
Court of Proston county, mndo in "A cause
therein tonding, To subject the real estate
OF tho said john A. Fawcctt To- tho salts
faction OF the liens thereon, YOU are here
10y requested To present all claims held
10y. you and oa"h NJ you against tho said
John ~, Fawcctt, which rolions on his
real estate or amy part of II, Tor aludica>
ton 10 me at my office In the town'-of
kingwood, i'm said county, on or before
the 10Th day Of February noNt.
Given undcrmy hand this Dist day OF
january, 1894.
SMITH CRANE,
l-25. Commissioner.
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LEGAL ADS.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Thomas n. Harris.
deceased.
In pursuance tN \ decree OF tho Circuit
C"ur at tho 'suuty OF Preston. mtdo In
cause thoroin pending, to subject tho
reat estate Ot The said Thomas h. Harris
To the payment ct his debts, YOU are ~.
quircd To present your claims apaiust tho
estate OF the Stil Thomas H. uar,is for
adjudication to Smith Crane. Commits.
sioucr at hi OilicC i'm sail county. on or
0eioie the 10Th day oi February next.
WitucSs, Smith Crane. Clork of said
Court, this 18th day OF January 1854.
lis st SMiru CRANE. Clerk,
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snswcr, because the constitution gave the
Legislature power 20 tax what Il pleased,
and to exempt Whist II pleased until the
constitution OF 1858. of Virginia OF 1869
and the present constitution of our State
restricted the power of the Legislature IN
that respect, and. under these constitutions
As our Court OF appeals has interpreted
them, all property both real and personal
shall be taxed except such As the Legisla-
ture may exempt usder the exception CON
tained In said sec. (sec. of art. = of
Court. 1868 This Ia case, as the
Wheeling Ihtelligencer says. as copied IN
the Journsl,p scented with clearncss and
great strength. Y,s, clear as mul, SO
clear that the MartinsburS papers and
politicians are now divided as To lust whst
was done OF said The farmcrs of Pres
ton county can not indorse the Berkely
resolutions until Mr.. Faulkner, thoir pa
ternal ancestor, or sOmo of his apptoyers
rise and explain their Inconsistencies.
VIII the Journal explain ? There are
two other questions involved is tbs issu.
which the farmers should have a proper
understanding on before any ton is taken
by them
First, the justice and equity of taxing
agricultural products; the increase of live
stock &c aud second,t the ght of Govern
or Jackson TO ISSUE the order of last Feb.
TO the ApGiator.
by all means lot us have lair hearing
CT this matter, and not ally ourselves 60
the Berkeley resolutions which trsmpled
on truth and the history OF the mother
State.
hlDHWood, tCb. IL, 1884. BLANK.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
To William Shaw, Jr., Alexander
Shaw, Minerva IL. Anderson and Daniel
Anderson aud othcE:
THko notice that hotw con the hours Of
IA. M. and u p. M. ON tho 26th dny of
March, 1884, at the Office OF w. G.. Wor-
ley, Commissioner of Lost Records, I'm
ktngwO, d, 'rcston county, West Vir
GINA. ! shall proceed tO take the deposi-
uous of Benjamin =. Milior, John Miller
81. aud others To Prove tho contents of
tho Lost VIII aud Testament of Aloxau,
der Shaw, dec ceased, which Wiu aud tho
record thereof were dcstrUyCd Inv the
burhing OF tho court house In said Pres.
Ton county, on tho7th day OF March 1850.
~ ir"m any cause tho taking OF tho dopo.
sllons he not commenced ON tho day II.
boNo nam 3u, or II commenced and not
concluded on that day, the taking of tho
Same viii bo continued from day TO day
or from time To- time ut tho Same place
AMI between tho Same hours
WILLIAM SHAW, Son. by Benjamin
shaw, his next friend. 2 2l.dt