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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-02

Randolph 20 WV 'V" 'i''
pnAF StR-In anyyeT ~ The go, suy o. iS1
1905 a oy zen jackson 70 Mr. Jefferson in Tic yyin
it's being in,nn1 az 'O'c proPrety Of srndirri, h =
against Cen IacEson " used to m,tcns % %
- nave cVhc'nue9 Complying with vouy
duty o. or 'ersnn having parsed into ms hands il my
o ,, sacred and ns he ,,seif vo,id 5svs
more Of his private correspondence have bsen the
nsiblo OF the propciy Of this manner In hieh ME
rvao have beer nconceivcd repeated and his
private letters diyulged painful
cruelty unjust to him All him know how sn;,cin
averse ne washaying himself retired 10 ao o.
preston OF opinion concerning the fness
actors then upon the stage declaring own 10 d
eide TINT which the Of h.sd
evS sna with the scenos and under
Wbich tneY played their paris. This "
doubt amongst his most intimate oonSasns
vorito The approved by him. '' V"' Pe''"r Ia
have boon ronnef TO Ss digess,on from the DEE,
ton which bas becn inflicted family Of m, -
the manner IN which ne has been placed without the pa ~ &
eonVn OF society," IN the violation
me publication Of hs confidential letters diyuging his private
sun unguaIued conversations liable withog, fhs as,
design, to nsecnceptioD consequent ni.s,s,c,nt P
Very sincerely, yours ri TvPFti, ~ W. ~ 10,
j. y. q. DAVIS, Esq. '1''-'-' fst-'i<Aii'i'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

"Asa'N1r"N, Jan. IG.-in the Scuaic Yesterday,
some memorials were presented aud reports received
me bill Tor the relief OF the Columbian College in
the District of Columbia, considered and after
some explanaI,on from hlessrs Johnson and Eaton
it was postponed TO Friday next, on motion of Mr.
Smith of South Carona an hour or two was spent
IN the consideration OF Executive business
In the House of Representatives.. MIR Sloane moved
tn lay b's resolution respecting the Court Martial at
Mobile, and the amendment OF Mr.. WiclliHc. upon
The table, for the present, which agreed to- a
number OF new resolutions then offer ed; after
which The House again went into Committee of the
w hole on the bill for the relief Of NIargny DAuerve
The bull was discussed by Mr.. p. p. Barbour, MIR.
Archer, MIR. MITCHELL Mr. Storrs, MIR. McDufie, &c.
Alter which, the Committee rose, reported prouress
and asked leave to sit again. but the House refused to
grant leave By vote Of II to 60. Mr. Randolph then
moved TO discharge the Committee from the further
consideration OF the said bill, which agreed to-
MFR. Randolph then moved TO recom,nit the BILL blu,
before the question was put, the House adjourned.
J0nnai
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
GUM ELASTIC
ALIAS
India Rubber over Shoes

H' subscriber has just received per Manchester, fresh
supply CT Ladies' and Gcnilemen's Gum Elastic Sbo,s
OF we fs quality, which for durability comfort excel
tboss manufactured from any kind of eahss particuIa nv
~ "dp ana cold weather. These shoes wcrp made on
c oSt fashionable lasts, and double the thickness
q" nose OF formrr mportations and full Sizes which
r'"er IL unnecessary 10 extend them at all The pr-
VIII therefore, realize service, as the thicker
we SUBSTANCE the more durable. Persons who arc tron-
oed VITA eorns, caloused joints tender feet or in fec
De SAFE OF health and susceptible Of taking cold from
"e eas' exposure by dampDess of feet will find rrea,
fsIef by wearing the Gum Elastic, as they are much
warmer than leather shoes.
". r.. Those persons who have been waiting can lie
furnished by applying to
WATERMAN ELDRTDGE.
Jan 4'f No.. 3. under the Eagle Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

The Massachusetts Journal Ia paper Of great talent
and repuatioO Of Thursday week contains ibc follow
ing notice Of the opinions expressed by tie Senate of
Massachusetts, as 10 the power with which Congress
has invesed the Committee on Manufactures. Should
ME- Tufts, or any other person. choose disobey the
summons OF the Committee, should Ike 10 know
what course Of proceeding the ssgscity Of those who
voted for the resolution would devise and execute:
Yesterday in the Senate OF this Commonweat MIR.
iWs Of Worcester, asked leave Of absence 10 appear
and to testify before tie Committee on Manufactures
III ENgrcse, 3. Uhe. hence 70 sumlnDn, from said
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
FROM RIO DE JANr1Ro

BALTIMORE, JAN. I4.-rhe scbr. Maria, Captain
Thomas, arrived here this morning from Rio, having
left there Osh November, two days after the Porta,
at New York.
Two days before the Maria sailed, the Brazilian
Ministry gave up their Commissions, and il was ex-
pected Peace with Buenos Ayres would ensue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
MR. DESHA'S REPLY.
T-0 THE JDTTpTry,

In the National Journal Of this morning Mr.. Brent Of
louisiana, has erdca yored relieve himself FINN IN.
awkward situation in which he is suspended by the oao
raJie notice which pleased take of him on the Sin
OF January ac Neither my respect7or charity that
individual, will induce h fsnin rcspou sbili,v
which the whole of his conmurcs: go pite-
ousy discl0ses. ROBERT IESIIS
Washington Guy, Jrn. IL, 1895
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

Stgns-JrDrE IRWIN, of the Sth Judicial District was
appointed Jackson delegate the Columbus Ohio con-
vcn;ion In declining this honorable mission. the iuGse
declares that he rs not and has the
Of Jacksop!'
WM. CALDWELL Esq in declining similar appoint
men says that Cen. Jackson would he his las, choice 81
am, says he, "decdedly friendly tie election of Mr.
Adams think the election of Jackson would be faveb
with dangers to The Liberties ofMe Union."
~ meeting OF the Orange Peace Society, held on the
10Th ut the members of which citizens Of Oranre
"u'IioTd ami Chatham counties in N c., il proposed
TO express their sentiments the presidential questions
ne vote was taken by ballot those only voting who were
rsay entitled to voor electors. when there we're found
to he
For MI. Adams, %
For Gen. Jackson. q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

mob appears have ruled DE city of New York on
New-Y Years Evecommi,ting numerous rxcesses At one
time is said 10 have consisted 1000 PERSONS The GOOD
of mob. town.
The Mob at New York attacked The African Csurei
on New Years demolished tie windows doors and
seats and attempted to pull tie house hows Thev uex
beat the worshppers, ana the preacher escaped with diff
Guilty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

WANTED to b're for the present year. Woman
w who can come well recommended as good
Cock. Washer and Ironor. Enquire al this Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

Committee. Several Senators, among whom
derstand were Mcsss, Hefsh, Gray, Lincoln, Stursis
and heyss, objected to granting leave, the ground
That there was no power in the House Of Representa-
tves oihe United States to require the attendance OF
witnesses for the object of which Mr. T. WINS
cd Leave was.fnaiiy granted as a matter of favour,
eut moi OF tShe and with understanding that MIR
Tufts was at liberty to obey the summons or not,
Nat. journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
rnom TIE sEsrucKr COMMENTATOR.

fFH"htUi, NC -, 1884,
PArhicK HENRY darcy, Esq.
Sir--Wih this note you will receive the Richmond
Enquirer, containing letter, from Felix Grundy, esq
10 Gen. Jackson, and the Generals answer.
Tins answer, imagine, you viii peruse witt, some
degree oi surprise, as itsees to be intended and will be
understood, by the Generals friends least, full
and complete denial of statement, which has been
long circulated generally credited of his having hrea
tened 10 use personal violence upon Senator of the
UDied States for his Official conduct in the inycsca
tion OF the history of the Seminole war.
You will unquestiona bly, ceool.cc that i'm The casual
conversations Which have passed between u.s. touching
the character OF Gen. Jackson this subject has been
more than once alluded to. If have not m;sunder-
stood your remarks, in of chose converse
tions, you have mentioned that Gen Jackson himself
III giving an account of the occurrences at Washing
ton at the period in question: informed you personally
That cls his intention hare made nm attack upon the
person Of Mr.. Eppes then Senator from Pirg;nid
with the threatened purpose Of cutting has ears off!
That lmay be enabled TO state what the General has
said upon this subject upon former OCCASIONS in more
AUTHENTIC shape than the repetition of CONVEX
what threats avowals yoi have heard zen. jackson
maize of The nature above described.
II IS admitted tina, the givn. Of public statements of
such private conversations, when confidential
niay be considered matter Of some decacy; but
am at the same time aware, that cohsiera tons of mere
detcacy will weigh Sst little with you against the rct
OF the people TO 5e pot in possession OF correct iuorma
t'"h OF men and things, al a crisis like this
am sir, respectfully, youg Ubedent survant
j. O.. DANA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
DOMESTIC.
THE NoRTH-EAsTERN BoUNDA

NJ
IMP ORI.f.PTy
Extract from communication receiped h,
man from Houfton, to a person IN Portland
dated
'sHoULroN PLANTATION, Feb. IS.
"DEAR SIR-Your letter under date of III d
inst. came safe to hand this morning.
81 will solicit your attention for few moments
10 Jonn Baker, our much prosecuted citizen He
made his appearance IN this settlement few hour
after received your letter. He informs me. thai
me supreme Court commenced its session on the
Tst tuesday, OF the present month"; and that his tri
al came on the Thursday following Previous TO hi,
being brought before the Court he had been nre
sented and indicted before the Grand Jury IN t,yo
charges, namely, tlrst for hosting at Madawaska
inc american colors. and REFUSING TO null tbe,,
down when requested. The second is for oppos;ng
british officer acting in his Official capacitv as
constable. Six other Americans are also included
with INN IN thisindictment. When he wasarroion-
ca before the court, the above charges were read
70 MN, In addition to those which he was frs,
arrested, and on being asked whether guilty or NOT
guilty. ne declined answering 20 the questions in
chiei, out observed 10 the court in substance az
iOnoWs' nat he was a citizen of the State of
Hidie' uiat tie offences said TO have been commit
ted,Wcre committed within the limits of sail Gf,tc
II committed az all, over which said State or e.;
eS c'-Inntted therein, he considered that that hon
orduic court had no legal right of Jurisdiction The
court insisted upon his giving direct and positia
sus"eF 70 the question, or they should consider
thcre was no other alternative, he should saw he
was not guilty, denying their right of jurisdiction
as ne was indicted upon two ncW charges yyhirh
were styled treason, the nature of which or the
punishment that might be annexed 10 the offence.
ne ala not know or understand and being without
counsel, he thought proper to ask for continuance
10 me next court, which was granted, and which
WIZ be on the first Tuesday oil Nav next. Tbe
Couft proposed to him to get bail which he accord
ingly did. lie is laid under four b,n-nI a.
bonds" PONiiuS
Eight Americans, living at Madawaska. were
adicted at the last court and eleven living on the
ArfooStooS Next Monday, Esq. Morehotise. with
the POS'e conifdfhS, Is going up the Aroostook to
tdAe aii VINO were concerned in the afrav about
ATnoids COW, and carry them to Fredericton isil
hose living at Madawask will doubtless be sent
"F es!erday, Mr.. Thomas Beckwiib. so,,.r
on me Aroostool, arrived in this settlement. He
ned mere Tor protection lie says we NAV look for
nine orten more in the course of or 2 davs tbrop
me wilderness from The Aroostook Shall oi,r rifi-
Ien5 DC hunted Ike the savage beasts of prev,
"Hl our government ianely look OH. and see ,;,r
iar possessions wrcsled from US, and our ciizers
thus abused? '0 20
n.rh..., "FnB. 90.
nave been waiting for the arrivaIofthe troos.
!oos settlers They will be here soon, or tbev viii
" remain, &C.
P0Ttialld .4rgts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

~, WASHINGTON, March ,.
ne inonstrous doctrines Of tho old federal and
srIs,ocraiic party are beginning to be revived a.
ife'n and az green as ever by the supporters OF
me present administration in both houses Of Con-
gress. The debates Of last week on tbe apuropri-
alton o. $4,000 for making surveys, have devel-
oPed some oi tic most dangerous principles TO the
people Hnd the states that ever have appearcfsncc
INC presidency Of The elder Adams What IS IL?
you nay readily ask II il nothing more or less.
t'n the Same simple direct constructive doctrine
oi aF'ocracy, under the plausible name Of Internal
improvement which authorised the enactment o.
,ne Allen and sedition Laws. Mr. Gorhsm 81
i,osioi' imported by Mcssrs Siorrs Of New York,
Barney Of Maryland. Miner of Pcnnsyivauis, and
several others have advanced principles even 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
TO THE EDLTORa

Mr.. Randolph takes leave to state to the Eli.
tors OF the National inteigencer, that there is a
gross missiatement, as regards himself in yestcr-
days proceedings.
When Mr. r. had concluded, he took his scat.
ana he was among the very last Of the members
VINO lett the House after the adjournment WAS
carried. On Mr.. Wrgbfs rising, there was mucl,
coughing The Speaker called 10 order M r.
said, '' Sir, cannot help coughing: but will re.
urc: and actually rose TO do so, leaving his great
coat on lbs chat ; but before ne had reached the
second row o. seats next the outside, he heard
Mr. w say that Nj. X. had " made an exiraor-
binary attack upon public ftnctonaries" of this
Government, as Mr. II. understood him. and as
sign that rs " reason for an adjournment that
N4r. H. might be answered, aud those functional
rcs defended" As soon as Mr.. r. heard the
words 50 attack upon public iunCGonaries," he re-
turned 10 his seat, and, when Mr. W. had ended
ne replied: Sir, made allusion TO officers Of
This Government but Of Virginia. Does the mem
Der from Ohio take Virginia under his special pro-
lection: Verify, she is greatly indebted TO him"
Why is this omitted!
hlr. r. has also Observed in the report Of Mr.
oeyeeants speech that, what he said in reference
to DR. Rufus King, is stated Ia way 10 give room
Tor very wrong inicronces. on ihc part OF the res
der; bufhe has not had either health or leisure
to write down what be did say on that occasion
tie purposes doing 50 at the frst spare moment
meanwhile, he requests the Editors Of ihc Natio-
nal inteiligencer 10 publish ibis note
DtiUd0V .fGarcb s. 1928, N n. NJ
The Editors were not io the House Of the fine
10 which ihe note ofMr Randolph refers. Thcv
understand, however, from persons who were pre-
sent That there was good deal Of confusion a.
oont lhe close Of thi5 long days sitting, and chat
hf. 4. slid something, pending the motion Of Mr.
Wright Tor an adjournment for which Mr Wright
Caiou Aim i0 cster What Sir = said, as Ccu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

NJ 81 AfAn' ~ ~ PATRIOT.
40 apology - necessary for the insertion Of to
guised Patriot and Republican. JotN 'a, ,lSsln-
WdsbHgion, Ian. ~, 1928
oIR--As so much has been asserted upon bo,l,
secs concerning Mr.. JEFFERsoN's opinion If e.,
SACASoN' and as there il no State in which hi.
o,,, ,o.'ins more magical influence than our
ILL., ei n'PPy 10 have 1t in my power to give INV
uirect evidence 10 his having expressed 10 me
decidedly favorable one Of that calumhiat.
nc time at which saw Mr.. Jefferson ,,,,s r.-,.
Vts' certainly to That which Mr. Coles di1 and
election, ring contest when he b,d,orS ''''
ooYoi Jackson Than after witnessing ,he ros,,r",;
ihty with Which ne took his defoaf. win, NE, i.r
ges' vote OF the people 10 Dis favor and ,se o..i
w q iof which Jackson has been found C.nl ,gi,
80 nave taken place since mr. Ie66rson's des
y"s me c@iFeme imProbabihty Of his.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

''fAA |AND<AAB 4fAAELh o 1913.
The House met at clever o'clock, but no ouo-
rum being present, after waiting a short time
MIR. Mccoy moved that the House adjourn
The motion was negatived-Ayes 30 NAYS Sc.
Mr.. Hall then moved a call Of the House
mF Culpeper expressed his hope, that, il a cali
were made, II would be gone through With
The question being then put it was carried, &.
the clerk commenced calling the roll
After several Intellectual motions to suspend fur
theT proceedings, and soma conversation on that
subject between messrs. Vance, Little and Ram.
sey motion Of length prevailed, Ayes S. Noes
o5; when iuFIheg proceedings ia the cali were
suspended.
The resolution moved yesterday by Mr.. Stow
ART was again read when, after a few remarks
( rom mr. Stewart IN explanation and support Of
hi5 resolution, the question was put aud Il was a.
doptct--Ayes CO. Noes 50.
DEPORTED SLAVES
Mr. IaHaicgro moved the following resolutions.
viz:
Resoired, That the Committee which now ia
or may be-, charged with the consideration Of a
billion thc Senate, which relates 20 the Couuiis-
sion created under the Convention with Great
Brtain, en- tho subject Of the refugee slaves. be
instructed 70 obtain, and 10 report 70 this flopse
10 connection with the said bill the resolution Or
petition, rs thc case may be, in pursuance OF
which, TIC said BIZ was introduced into thc SCI,
nate,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
congressional.
IN SENATE.
FRIDAY, March Z.

HtDAF, March Z
The following bills were seycraIly read third
time, and passed:
The bill to establish port Of entry at St. Marks
III Florida and tor other purposes;
he bill for the relief OF the legal Representa-
lives OF Gen. Moses Hazcn, deceased: and
The bill from the House OF Representatives. for
the relief OF Joshua f. Chase, and others.
Mr.. Benton submitted the following resolution.
Res0iUed, That tine Secretary of the Treasury
be directed 10 inform the Senate what amount Of
suspended balances of appropriations remained in
the treasury OF the u. States on the first day OF
the year, and at the adjournment of CONGRESS- in
each year, from 1917 10 1927 inclusive; also what
amount OF surplus money, above the sums appro-
prIated Tor the service Of each year, remained in
'he Treasury at the adjournment of Congress- i'm
each year, from 1917 70 1927, incusive: and in
what years OF said term any part of said surplus.
and now much thereof was paid 10 the Commits
sioners OF the Sinking Fund, according 10 the ltb
section OF the act Of March Sd, 1917, ctitled. can
act 70 provide Tor the redemption Of the public
debt"
The bill authorizing the establishment Of an
Arsenal near Pensacola. with an amendment, re-
ported By the Committee on Military Affairs. 10
strike out the word Pensacola, and leave the Sc
lection OF site TO the Secretary Of War sotue-
where upon the Northern Coast Of the Gulf of
Mexico" was taken up, and, after slight debate.
IN which hessrs Harrison, Smith Of Md, and
hing, took part OH motion Of the latter. the hin
was ordered TO lie on the table
On motion OF MI Smith of South Carolina II
was ordered that, when the Senate adiourus. II
adjourn to Monday next.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams, the Senate adjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
,.l,-- LVItDuIlV .HTguS, JIdTcL
JhCbSON IN PEN NSYIVANTA

ne Central Committee Of Correspondence, as
SETON 20 the ialsehoods in circulation, are pre-
pairing an estimate of the probable vote of Penn
syiVana at the next Presidential Election. from
the pest testimony Of which the nature of the case
VIZ aunt We are within bounds when we say
1~cAsou majority will be THIRTY THOUSAND.
lttGTTls5urg Rcp0Tker, .ifarcIg 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

IMP ORI.a.PTy
Extract from communication reeege2 b,,t5.y,e
mail from Houiton, to person In Portland
dated " '''e'''N
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
NARREEn.

On Thursday last, ny the Rev. Mr.. Tester.
Mr. Iasmas o. Ffagg. OF this county, TO Mss
.hsaycaes Siemsns, OF Jefferson county.
AZ Hagcrssowr, on The Sist ult. by the Rev.
u Kurtz, Mr Repsrt T,asonAe,lsr, OF Shepherds
town, to Miss Eh=abrfa H.sra@oad, OF Washing.
TON cuualy.
Ga the same day, By the same, Mr.. John
fents, 10 Miss Prudence Enter, al Of Shep-
hertlS-town.
On The same dsy, BY 'hc same, Mr.. Samuss
.isa,iersoa, to Miss.S1ah foa'-. ali Of Shepherds.
town.
Al New'orieans. Mr.. .9eranler Pisfb So.
crafss .Irissoas Caesar H,gssmbaf .iiarcelsur
George Hssktigaoa fftadselg, to Miss Carsiine
Sett'a .i,.rsa saaaaaa Hosiiey ~ oaayss Joan
q Ire btassims. I'll OF that CITY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
FOREIGN EX9R ACTS.

THE BLOCK DE or 1HE DAHD ANELLESi
The London Times, which has not
shown any particular Partially for the
Duke of WELLINGToN's administra
ton, has the following article on the
blockade of the Darddnelles:
The blockade of the DArdaneIlas is
now alleged to be measure positively
resolved upon by Russia, and acquies
ced in by the English Government. 1t
mus, be presumed, therefore, that the
opinion expressed inthe House OF Lords
last year by His Majesty's First Min
lister, as to the disastrous consequences
to be anticipated from an overthrow Of
the Turkish power in Europe, has un-
dergone a considerable change The
consequence of the blockade if it be
successful operation, will be equal to
that ofa conquest of the Turkish empire;
and those foreign Powers which assent
to, or submit to it, are lending them.
selves in substance to that humiliation
of Turkey, and to that reduction of her
power, which we have the authority of
the Duke of Wellington for describing
TO be matter of serious alarm to Eu
rope There is nothing clearer than
that Russia has the best possible right
to avail herself OF an effective blockade
of the Dardanells, as legitimate mode
of warfare against her enemy, provided
she have already waved that privilege
By especial compact, or understanding
with her other partners in the Greek
Treaty. Bot so far as one at least Of
those allies is concerned, the notice OF
blockade ought to be accompainedor fol.
lowed by full explanation of the sense
in which the "waver" of the right to
maratme warfare 10 the Mediterranean
for Russian objects by Russian force,
was received and understood by those
who made it prominent ground of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
puBI.IU saLR.-wnl be sold. bv

EbuBliC SaLE-Will be sold. by
~ pdbhc ven,lar, che present residence of
tne subscriber, living one mile from rabb's Crns~
Roads, ~ Berkeley county, on Feetasdoy, ne
lyih INST al y has petsonai property, CONSISTING
OF Horses, Coes, sheep, Fat and Stock Hogs:
Farming Utensils ~ al kinds; Corn by the
nnshel; Grain 10 the groundi Household and
Kitchen Furnilurv Of various descriptions, such
a. good Feather Beds, Bedding, Bedstcads, Ts.
hles, Chairs, &c together with number ii ar.
licles, not necessary to parucuarise.
Six months credit will be given the rur.
chaser. ON all sums over three dollars unnn
ewing bond with approved security; under that
sum. cash Sale TO begin early the dsy.
Nos u, 1928 REUBEN JAMES.