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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07

My daughter Margaret $. Peacock. who ras
near Longacoming, IN the county Of Gloucf,
state af New Jersey was taken with tho dis,a
termed MILK LEG, which was unsuccossiuI} ut
ed by respectable physician of that place D.
years; her suierings during that time, with
bunhensome disease, language is inadeq1ai
express;-Ihe lower eNremities were swce g
periods, TO nearly double their ordinary size
became extremely painful. She began 20 b
your medicine (the Vegetable Catholicon
IN a short time she was cured; not having .
from her of late, conclude she rcmams pc1.f
" well ELIZABETH SMALLWOOD
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-07

Her excellent sense made her under
stand the hint, and her excellent humor
made her take it in good part. She with
drew. changed herself, and returned In a
plain robe. "Ah us She" ioyfuully ex-
claimed the Dean, "this is the very wO-
man I am come to see, and expect to be
very happy in her company"
go
The inhabitants of Falkirk have a pic
.tIresque remembrance of seeing rlderless
horses, after the battle of Falkirk moor.
scampering through the lanes which give
enterance to the town on that slde-theT
saddles turned round below their bellies,
and many Of them trailing their IntestInes
on the ground. A brewer succeeded in
securing a beautiful and unwounded horse,
which he afterward reduced to the humble
labor of dragging his professional sledge
One day, some years after the battle,
when the once spirited animal had become
a patient and WORKOUT drudge, the brew
er was filling the barrel with which 1t was
loaded at the public WELL when a troop Of
dragons which happened to be in town,
was called into order by the sound Of the
trumpet, close to the spot where he was
standing. No sooner did the poor hack
hear that lively point of war, than totally
forgetting its present duties, 1t scamPered
off along the street, rushed up to the troop
which was then Just falling into line, and
with irresistible force; clearing room for
itself among the bystanders, took ITS
place, sledge, barrel, brewer and all, IN
the midst Of the ranks. The commander
of the troop, highly amused at the scene,
patted it kindly on the head, observing,
''ah, see you've been a soldier in your
days" and orders for its being gently led
out of the line.
Z III
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SOLD By THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS
~ THE UNITED STATES.
IN PhiladelDkia.

IN philadelphia,
BY Issue Thompson corner Of % and Market.
Robert Pearsall, jr. corner Of Sd and Market
1. ". Dy0tt, come of I'd and Race
Samuel +. Gritiits, j.. corner Of eth and
Chestnut streets.
II. VI. Zolhckoffer conner Of 9Th and Pine.
Fullerton & ClXton Market street.
4. MClntock, corner Of 5th and Callowhil
Thomas Evans, corner Of Sd and SprIce.
5. 9. Sheppard, No l07, south Oh.
z. Williams, corner Of ID and Almond.
l.. Crowen, corner Of 9TH and South
George MellOr, corner of 4th and Walnut
Budd Nest corner Of Sd and Walnut.
Thomas Cave, corner Of 9th and Market.
Edward Pryor, Northern Ospensary.
A. VI. q +. L. Cohen, Market street.
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NEW CERTIFICATES
PhiIadeIphia. Sept. Ioth.

Phlladephia, Sept. I0tb, 1877.
When about 9 wears Of age, II am now 2G
years. the glands Of my neck became liberated
several respectable physicians attended me al in-
tervals for Il years, bat only succeeded in render
ing me temporary relief; the ulcers were at one
period healed, but in 4 or weeks after, about ~
appeared with renewed yigour Oh my arms, face
and neck the glands Of the arm pits became en-
larged-and ! suffered the most severe pains: NY
health was also much impaired
The remarkable cures performed by POTTEE's
VEGETABLE CATHoLcos, induced ne % try Is
virtues, and by the use Of only one bottle, was
perfectly cured. Some time has now elaDsed
since took the Cath0licon, and not the least ap-
Pearance Of n recurrence Of the disease has mani
tested ITSELF JAMES HARDING,
10 I93, south Sixth street
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Yours respectful
ELIZARETH sMALLWnnr

/ certify the above is a true account Of pia-
my wiie's suffering.
(Simed) S. SMALLWO0D
Master Of the Team-boat, plying balEe
Gloucester Ferry and The Point Hoae
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD,

n AVE received from Ncw-N ork their Spring and sum
% q met assortment of fresh Imported Fashionable Goods
consist ug nl -upaiue Cloths ta-slmCrrs NC-uc brown
and white DrilHugS, black aud mixed Hastings, six cam
bcts, Ruden Cussimcrs, Wuolieucs, wntc stripe
Jeans, blil and purple fine stripes inr Pantduuns superior
yellow NanHrnns mems black npmblznr, Scrrscker, Nam
Kin twpc, silk and Cotton tmyats, real super Handau-
m, ntg md German six iaudkcches silk cotton, linen
and Wu"l Hose and f Hose, hurscsn, beaver casto
silk and linen Gloves Ncbhs patent and other SuspeulCs
.'lk Stocks Cryg Pads Umbrellas. Lrowa aud black Lin
ems irh LINENS SH Collar, Jdyk>Dls Slcctng-, bleach
cd Shrings SILK Nelets, bUHg up Cords, olive Velvet 10
myu's wear, with numerous other articles, - their line
which they offer a prcc, which viii be- satisfactory pur-
cnls,f- Garments made as usual ia the best manner aud
AtDs, style.
ON baud. good oHmeut Of Ready Made Clohinq, mt
vry i'w prices. No II, Market Square.
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PROVIDENCE SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1928

and thereby throw all the ship carpenters out
Of employ, to assist the manufacturer; and in
this manner working on their fears TO induce
them to oppose the Administration. The fact
is, the ship builders, Cor manuia cturcrs of YES
sels) are more protected by similar laws than
any other class Of nuiacturers-for It is well
known that ship can be built in the English
provinces for a quarter less than it can here;
and if there was no tariff, or protecting law, to
prevent them from bringing their vessels here
for sale, our ship carpenters would have moth
ing to do. This was early attended to by our
Government and to encourage ship building
in our own ports, a law was passed to prohibit
any foreign built ship from obtanining Ameri-
can papers, thereby amounting to 10 pFohlb-
iton, unless a ship owner paid foreign ton
mage and duties every time she arrived in
America.
1t is true some Of the ship carpenters do not
know this fact, but those who do, and are rea-
sonable men, are perfectly willing that gov
ernincnt should protect manufi ctures of other
description land it is a little singular that
some Of our ship owners, who are so opposed
to the Tariff, do not bring this item into their
grievances; that they should be entircy free
| to purchase vessels where they please, and
obtain American papers. Could they obtain
the removal Of all these grievances, and the
government spend millions for Ministers
abroad, lighthouses, break-waters, sea-wals,
a strong navy, and hundreds Of millions TO
carry on wars TO support. commerce, then per-
haps they would be satisfied, as all would be
subseryicnt to their wishes. Most Of our ship
owners, however, are perfectly willing that all
classes should be protected and encouraged land
thereby enabled to purchase their imported
| articles. AN IMPORTER.
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Mr.. Clay arrived in Lexington last week, on
Friday. He was met and Welcomed, a few
miles from town. by large party of o'd and
new .GicHds "A mark of respect which must
have been highly gratifying. Ills health is
greatly improved When he left the city, we
are told, be could not get in or out of a car
riage without difficulty; no'c he is able TO take
a good deal Of exercise Preparations, we
leain, are making by tho citizens of the four
COMMITTEES which composed his old congressional
district, TO give him public dinner-such a
one "a was never seen in those parts BIT ii
is not 10 ighe place tU after the clcction-
Mr. Clay, though a citizen who has the same
rights here as tho rest Of Us, carefully abstajns
from any participation IN The present struggle
--Keniucky C0mmeaiotor.
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Jaels0H and has Mtrcbondi=e.-We have
on tile numhor OF documents relating TO Gen
Jackson frading ia sidrcs. They consist o!
the statements aud remarks OF several respect
able persons, and establish the fact conclusive
iy-sho"'ng dealings oi tho General, IN this
Kind OF property, TO the amount Of IL, 900. IN
a single Transaction. These facts are deemed
important. and We shall al The first opfdrtu.
nuy, submit thc papers 10 our readers. For
although u is our fortune tn live m a State
wncre slavery Is tolerated, il is also, our for
tune g. live among people, by whom fIri.
cans arc considered o5 hasqau boiHge,
capable of mental, rs well as corporal suffer
ng~; where they are viewed as individuals hav.
ng The feelings and sympathios of husbands
aud wives, Of parents and children, at broth
ers ard sisters, where they arc received into
the churches as christian brethren m foil COM
munion; and where M, who, for a paityy
Proff, could tear the husband from the wife,
!he children from tho parents, the humble and
contfile brother from his church, and trans
port him TO distant land, 10 undergo labour
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ALDEN ARNOLD.

Il Nos g, 10 and II South Main street, has recently
IN extended his business aud prepared execute
the orders Of his friends and patrons. lie offers for sale
his original stores,
pipes Brandy, (Seigneite Brandy
| do Hollands Gin,
hhds. II Croiy Rum, pure as imported,
10 bblS. American Gin, very superior,
hlds Sunuam Muasses,
hhd. New Orleans sugar.
WINES.
Old Madeira Sicily Madeira old Port, Lisbon Tenerile
Comena Malaga, Catalonia, MGscat and Carct III bottles
TEAS.
yson Young Tyson, Tyson skin, Souchong, Caper Sou
chong and Pouchong Teas.
FRUITS.
% boxes Oranges, in prime order
3j do Lemons !" P'''' o'"'''
10 boxes MIscatel Raisins,
IL do Bloom do
PrIHes, Dates, Figs, Almonds, SC. SC.
Together with very general of Groceries
which are warranted to be OF tie very best quality.
may 81. ALDEN ARNOLD.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

AZEh TIMOTHY Il. REDMOND informs his friend
,sEH and the public that he has oopened his establish.
.-es ment, No. l1S, ls0 Pearl street, and No. las on
Water street, city of York, and invites them
their patronage. \ generous community ll-rc have wei
coined him back 10 his accustomed labor their service, and
he hopes that travellers will unite with the respectable c
zens OF this city, in bestowing him their encouragement
and indemnity as far as may be for the wrongs he las SUI
ered beyond The power Of a jury 10 redress.
His household Is IN ORDER aud his accustomed album
dance and varieties IN the lander and cellar will he prOvid
cd as beltre his unparalleled persecution.
New York, march 10 Gm
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
ELUANAN w. y. HIIr-

CO.dC CH CHAISE, .4.ND SIG.v P8fNTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens Of Providence aud vicinity, ;'ni
he has established himself in Providence IN the 1u,tlug
ot Messrs Moses and Samue Guid, In of Nrybu-s,
street, and No. p South Ofage street where he ca ou
te above business IN AL IT, branches Having had along c
Iarience In the business he trusts that hc will s enabled m
give entire satisfaction 10 those who d. pleased c
Poy him. Carriages Chaiscs Sc reprinted a short notice
aud on the most accommodating terms. II AufI2
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

FDRESfON HODGES inform, hi, iricnl and the public,
"A that he has associated with him, the management Of
the FraHkhH House, his sou LEWIS l. HoDGEs, and that
the busncs, will hereafter be conducted in the of T..
HOdgcs Co. They have recently rehtcd and ie-in'hcd
their llouc in superior style with special reference the
comfort and convenience of those who may honor them with
and superior Liquors. Those who visit the Franklin House
may be sure Of receiving every requisite attention.
July 4,
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COPARTNERSUIp

IAMES SMALLEY aud PARDON u. TILIING
- HAST, have entered into coplrnrrshp, under tht
firm of SMALLEY & rlLLiNGHASr, aud will cauy IN
the Tailoring Business, ia all It's branches, No. g Canal
street, where always be found god and well selected
assortment oi Bruilcutls Cashmere Nostugs and Tf
mngs which will be sold low by n yard, or made Up t,
measure, IN the first style and Workmanship.
dLSO, on UfND,
large and extensive assortment of Ready Made Cloth
ing, of every description, Which they oer lor SALE whole
sale and retail, R far prices.
They invite their friend. and customers 10 call and CN
smine. JAMES SNAIIEY
July ~. PARDON -. TIIIINGff ASr.
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more severe and suflerings more aggravated
is estimated-j just as he ought to be.
If a candidate for the Presidency is such 4
man, 1t ought to be known, and seriously con-
sldered. rhe evidence has been published,
and j, shall be forthcoming TO the readers Of
this aper also, in doe time.-Ibid,
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WILLIAM VIAT
FRENCH GIRLS

IUST received by the subscriber a No - Market street
- good assortment of French CuS, Puiian Frzzetts
Of the most fashionable kinds, and warranted of superior
quality.
Constantly hand, TrenCs celebrated Soap for extract
Ing Oil, Grease Paint, Tar, from gencmls clothing
and wooen cloth, and capetng of every descriptions and
will remove spots stains caused by grease, OIL OF
any kind, from Silks Sans, MernuS, Canton Grapes Ron
baZines and ladies dresses ~ every description, without do
ing the least injury to either Gloss Colour or quality with
printed directions for
july 70. EDWARD F. Miller
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PROPOSAL <

EN0R publishing nv subscription, An s'lrr1' Account
N of the Greek Revolution, from H. commencement t.
January, l-lS, by SAMUEL g. HOWE, VI. ~. surgeon
IN the Greek aetvCe.
TrRMs--t whl b, published IN an octave volume of
about four hund red pages neatly printed good plpaf
Price to subscribers - 30.
Subscriptions Tor the work, viii b. received by Thomas
A. Webb VI. ID. Marin Robinson, 4. 2. Beckwth, Bfcw
~ Wilcox, liution. \ Cury, pruyIdence-J. VI lnlfe,
pawtucSei aud by ihe principal booksellers throughout the
Unjtrd St0Je. n mach IL
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Sci + DEFENCE

Way FULLER most respectfully informs the Gentle
w men Of Providence, and its vicinity, thl he has
engaged the Large Room, at tine WAsHIsGroN HALL, tor
the purpose Of giving lessons in the above manly science
whereby gentlemen, after few lessons, taught tu elias
tSe those who ny offer violence and protect themselves
against the attack Of the u!an
W. !. as'nf every a"nilemln who may honor him with
their patronage that there Is the slightest danger of cr
receiving injury from taking lessons aud exercise II
Is superior to all others in mvisurang and Strengthening
the system
Terms To be made known on application at the Hal.
IttIt-
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MORE NEW GOODS.

JUST received aud for sale Swiss aud Jdconet Mu,n. PLAN
and figured; Linen Cambria Iikis aud imitation do fine
a. lrh Linen, nnl Linen CInric,; Swi.. and Jlcouct
white aud figured Crva horsekn white aud black silk and
kid Gloves; dub ani ohcr co1cd Sewing Slks black and
white silk Hose and hii do; drtb slA Half IIose, new
and elegant article brown and white French Drinr.; blue
Nankins Belt Ribbons Feather Fans Rich roctd, Shlwl.;
red aud white Cashmere do. Hosiery ot ala kinds Prints
great variety very elegant &c. Sc IS GLAgDiNG
SWEET, No. u, Market Square. July >
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TURKISH CEREMONIES.

The Turks pray for their dead, and invoke
their Saints to Interccdc for them. Every
Mussulman has own guardian angel, They
believe tha; the soul returns to the body When
ii is cntombed. II the man has led an evil
life, the angels Of the grave, MoIAia and Gu
nneruir, torment him until the day Of ludg-
ment. If his life has been virruous, his abode
in the grave is one Of pleasure and content
ment. The Turks recognize the ten command
ments Of Moses, and enforce them with five
others added by Mahomet. There are, LIST, 10
believe in, and worship only one 'iod; 2i TO
fast during the Rhamrdan; Sd, to pray AT GER
tain hours; 4th to give Tie forileih part of
their income to the poor; 5th, TO 90 Oh pill
grimagc to Mecca once in their ltc. In the
observance of the first they were very scrupu-
lous and reverential; they never undertake. any
thing Of Importance without invoking Ike bIc5-
sing of Heaven
The second commandment Is kept during
the Rhamada dan, the month in which the Koran
came down from Heaven. This fast begins
as soon as the crescent of the new moon
can be seen from the highest hills. When
the
"Rhamadr's last sun hath set"
the festival of the Bairam begins, during which
they do their utmost to reconcile ostranged
friends, and TO Danish cnnities and i'll feel
ings.
The Turkish mosques are nlnked by minar.
cts, which are surrounded by balconies. When
the hour Of prayer arrives, the .Nue1jm cries
from the mnarct, "Albar Akbar, &c. God
is great; bear witness there is but one God
and Mahomct is his prophet; come and pro-
sent yourselves to the mercy OF God, and ask
forgiveness for your sins God is great" Thi-
cry is addressed successfully to tH" Sou'h East
North and West. They pray five times day
at day break. noon, mid afternoon, sunset
and night, During the time of prayer they are
grave, attentive and rcycrcn'ial, on their knees
and repeating the words Of the I"ian priest,
in low tone. Ai}cr prayers an anthem /.
chaunted. Thrc days liz the week tho Inl1
/ delivers "A sermon, explanatory Of some point.
in the KDJaH. The Impg always conclude,
with prayer for the Satan, and HE success,
OF his armies, 10 which all the people say
4mea! ~ /. Courier.
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tTo NJ CoSrINUrpl


MEssSs SMITH & PARMENrIR,
Geniiemen-I was much amused this week
IN hearing a ship owner conversing with some
ship carpenters concerning tho operation Of the
Tariff informing thom that the present system
would be the means Of prostrating commerce,
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PIANO FORTES.

PRO PIDENCE .HUSiC SALOON.
VHNlE subscriber keeps constantly on hand, general rs
"a smtment of PIANOS, of the best workmanship an,
tone, which viii bc sold as low they can he bought In TN
United Staes-and warranted. Those deslrous of procuring
this almost indispensable instrument will please call at tn
MUSIC SALOON, No. 60, Westminster street. wher
usual l.. ID. CHAPLIN
Juiv23.
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CABINET FURNITURE

No. 6S, BROAD STREET.
VHNE subscribers, grateful To their friends and the public
Il for past patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
keep always hand supply ut fashionable and
Furniture, made of the best materials, and from the
and most approved patterns, among which
Ward Robes and Sofas,
$as1 S5ns 81 and Tables
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, sc. Sc.
Those in want any articles in our line will find it to
their interest Ia gNo call before purchasing
determined to sell as cheap any regular Cabinet Maker IN
this town. aud Furniture being manufactured lnlne
dIaey under direction will be warranted cql,
both IN materials and Workmanship To any made in this
country.
Orders fom distance will be thankfnly received and
,unctualy attended io.
may 7 ". SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAWSON.
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PRONIsSORY NOTES

Ep LIS Of Exchange, Dr,fs, Bank Cheeks, printed
ID M WIN NJ. EVANS Patent, o. Drsresf fraids by
iltcmiiUus--iOf sa'o uy j. J. DENN.
.4.cBi fgr ne .Nsr EHriqHd Niafls,
No SO, Market street, Providence
J. Specimens of said Cheeks ~. as's Ccdihcates from
Ye most eminent Chemists In The rnsed states, u sen
~ calling Us aigrs. yuTgJ
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
CR-fNSTOS SCIFU4TE, COYE.NTRY war
UICK, .4.ND PROPIDE.NCE
ACCOMMODA ALTON COACH,



VIII leave Hope Factory on
eSs7SR. Mondays, Wednesdays, and
vn.Hasse<>-sss - Saturdays, nj O'Clock, A. NJ
st9GTf{G<[&slSs3x and viii pass through the fol
sSZzE>zzlas-4=6s-s sSZzE>>zzlass-4=6s-s lowing villages, viz: JdctsO"
rifle and htskcHie, m Situate 7rkDrigh ana Harris
riie, in Coventry; PheR,I and LPPu, In Warw'h-wlll
enter un New London Turnpike, near Nalick Village for
Providence Returning same ddys, AZ O'ciOck, Il. NJ
- AMER November l. will leave Providence, O'Clock, T..
NJ Faci cents per mile TOT those who perform the two
passages IN the day, to others, cents per mile
The above Coach viii leave .irknrigh every Tuesday
and Friday Gt O'Clock, A. NJ and pass through the follow
Ing villages vz UashiRgtoH Factory, COrcRtry Factory,
aud Tdits FdctOry in Coventry; CeHtcriUe, Cr0mptOH
Mills G1mery called stone Facory0 and .Ndtick Plldge,
~ Warwick Tor Providence Returning same ddys, at
O'clOck, r. " until November /, when II will leave rrovi
dence at o'cock. Faro from Washington, Coventry, and
Taits Factory 81 for those who perform the passages In
the same day-Or OtherS 90 cents. From Centevne aQd
Cr0mpun Mills ~ 2 cents for both passages; single pas
sagt 80 cents. From Nack Village, both passages, 81
cents siHgic pdssdgt, 81 cents
1fA Packages Letters &c. sent by this Line, will be
punctualy attended TO, freight being paid All letters mus
b" mailed at the Post Office previous To leaving them witt
the subscriber.
o. Books kept at J. L. ARNoLD's Washington Hotel.
July ~. GEORGE & SCOTT, Proprietor.
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LEFT
TAKEN UP,

Am Sunday evening lat, PIG. The can have
~ II, by calling the subscriber proving property. and
paying charges SAMUEL SrODDARD,
July 26. Federal Hill
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SECOND EDITION.

WINES, nc.
"TM WALL, No l3 South Main street. has Just re.
w ceived - boxes Clard Wine, equal or superior Il
any article of the kind offered in this Market,
80 do. MuscaIel,
300 bushels soft ~lclled Almonds
Fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, sc.
July ~
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FINAL NOTICE.

4 LII Persons indebted To the late firm of SHUMwAY X
"A Dixie and A. V. dixie notified, that all demands
which not settled by the first day Of September next
will be left with Attorney for collection. Further ndul-
gence cannot be allowed A. V. Dixie.
July 81.