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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
Massachusetts, VS.. .Ijo!t;iOnism.

Tn. Joint Committee of the Legislature, of which MIR
Ian. is Cann. has made report on the Resolutions
;,,u her sister States Of rgua, North Carolina &c
o. The sui,yc, Of Abolition We have not received a
C,ay i tie Repur;-but the Boston Gazette speaks of it
:: ;.. hrh.si ;crms-h,"ing strain of manly and
:-r.r e!"glrncr runnin. through the whole Of them,
rendering them worthy q" The times, and creaitabe alike
t,,i,e Committee, tie Legislature, and the Common
wealth.
The following are some of the Resolutions winch were
reported Ly the Committee:
BE rt$elrfi tg the Senntc ard House Of Representa-
,rts General Court dSsomJied 0nd by tie authority Of
he same That this Legislature. regarding the Cons;itu-
ton Vi these United States The most sacred and ines
.n1'!r and political Inheritance which could have been
transmitted to Us hv our ancestors, looks Indignantly up
every thing calculated TO impair It's perinamency and
Tia deem il high duty to maintain the Uniun,
winch secures, a. every hazard and by every sacrifice,
10 inconsistent With our known duties as men, citizens
and Christians.
"H.>!yed That tbs Legislature distinctly diSaro,rS
sj: icU,ierr as, he citizens Of tins COM
,nr.a to interfere IN tie inSuon Of DOM site slG-
IN. NDU'ru States: X having existed therein be-
or Ii" establishment OF the Constitution; 1t having
len JGu2rd b. that instrument; and IL being street
:; within their keeping.
"R,sOrtG. That this Legislature. regarding the agita
u q n" glrS; of domestic slavery having al
4s Interrupted the friendly relations which ough! 10
- between tr ;crrral Sales OF this Union: and as
djnr permanently ~ nurr, II not altogether to sub
-. Inc principles O: the Union itself; and believing
=. III" god expected by those who excite It's discus.
on IN IN" Slavcloli!ng States is, under the cir
a.as;l"ccs Of the case. altogether visionary, while the
'1.a,e anu future cyl is great aud certain; does
Fcoy express its entire disapproba,ion Of the doctrines
upon ns subject avowed, and The general measures pur
sued ty such glluc the question: and does earnest;
recommend them carefully 70 abstain from all such dis
a>sion. AID all such measures, may tend to disturb
an! .rEi,a,c the public ini"d.
\ scene has taken place at Mt, Vernon, Ohio.-An
Addition Lecturer had J,rn holding forth. The Pro
were determined 10 stop him. Alter due notice
tie Aboiitioni>S. the crowd rushed into the New
>''91l Presbyterian Meeting House. The basement
.:sa- 10 speak an the cry changed to pat him
42'"n pat him oW. aad general rush made towards
TIC speaker All was confusion inr few minutes, when
r Aso> cap!;uaIc aci: orator withdrew free from
'r slightest physical violence, and the audience dsper
! III ycacc'
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
nIrrDI

lave letters yet been addressed 10 the Electors, non
mated BY the htc Caucus. 10 know if they would pledge
themselves to vote for White'
Writ. 10 them: ! answer for the Wing Committee,
NJ-They will not. Are they no, waiting for the Eiar'
rison Convention Of Staunon, adopt The same electo.
raj ticket Their hope is TO catch both the friends OF
Harrison end White in net; then leave White IN
the lurcl and run in Harrison.
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0II ICSpCCI, Is. D, INdlTInl
Of the Corresponding Commi.
ANSP FIR

inst. and will most cheerfully play the game which
you have pointed out. will 80 for Harrison, White,
Webster, any than Martin Van Buren-but
as General Harrison appears the stronges, Wing
candidate, am disposed 10 think, in despite of my
original nomination the White ticket or an expccia.
ton which such nomination may have excited among
his friends, any breach Of faith which he NAV char &c
upon us, my will be made over to Gen llarri-
With all respect. yours, e.. u.
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DEATHS.

REyULu SOLDIER G"SE'-D parted ihs no
on the February, prn,rnc"d Illness which he bore w,h
C.nn Stnm' Mr. Austin ScnY, rn lie has left numerous
respectable Mr. born Ioochand county
Il. has lived ia AIhcuar, aaI died in Flu
house and place where he born, srd
u pyc j from tiat
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': !>Sn" At with the Citizen, in yesterday $
We Viii join with him any other advocate Of
.''''n Rights IN shielding the South against the at
!, W u III" Ab"l;oniS,s upon the States or upon the
,'' II 'w can the Citizen suppose for moment,
,5 "' Would recommend to the people Of Virginia. and
w ': Southern States generally, to give up this I'M
'''"S power Ia the General Government, over Il sub
" "'cA Affects them and them only, and which affects
," IN degree great as their existence. and ad-
''n |" rely solely for their security on MIR. Van
declaalion that he will not aid and abel in its
'" t and awful exercise. NO, sr-we would
T hIs to resist BY ali tic means IN our power such
"""a!'wed invasion of the rights and interests of
NJ southern troplr-And should it ever happen. that
an Buren, does BY possibility forget his pledges
~" 't'S subject, and become not only the greatest
g 'r' out the most cnnsun,mae fool in America, We
o'r pledge ourselves 10 declare war upon his admi-
:'-t.0n. y tie hlte1esI end
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Specimen Of Il Correspondence IN Juno nert

Mr-A caucus nfthe Wing members oflhe Legislature
and special Delegates held in January last selected you
is OF the Electors to vote for Hugh L. White Since
tina, time another Convention Of the friends Of Gen
Harrison las met al Saunicn and has nominated YOU
upon their ticket. Asst is polite measure to unite the
friends Of both upon the ticket because it yet u-
certain how the wind will blow in November next we
have 10 ask the favor Of you say, whether if you are
elected by the good People Of Virginia, you will cas-,
your vote upon that candidate who may prove the most
arailne for the Whig the meeting of the Elec.
toral College. An early answer is now desired
Yours, with all respect, A. B., Chairman
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~ " ior: Commercial! Ga rank Wing paper notices
NJ. III burcn Letter 10 Col! Mallory and declares
i' ne has answered the queries. aud we feel bound
'':E "iih IS much cGnd"r. and tuliness and proprcty
T.. >"';!nrnt. is could b. desired Or expected We are
'.'a'l? opposed 10 NJ. Van Bu;rn, and, il is proba-
''r'r snail b.: but not for that shall we hest
" :" !" 'im justice and award to him the tribute of"
~ii''l ""n'"!e though IL may be- when We think him
-" "a doctrine or in action
"s >." oa, fully coincie in hi. exposition OF
~ "'ich IN, oiH!rr+ requested. We agree with
a' e'> has To rtst to Interfere maancr, OF TO any
'"'" L. 'urt vi .laTcfy Sate aud that II would
in'' In!f,S 10 Il" present, regard 10 the Dis
>'u''a Ia" subject is undoubtedly reserved 10 the Sc
by Ia" asua.c and iitii nt the Constitution, and IL
' 10 c's i The ysils oil immediate abolition would he 50
neccs'y coui! justify the attempt ~ carry
.9r>scu;,.a.''
Inc exception which the Commercial! makes is in thai
''' =" MI '. Euyen letter where he says, there arc
y'"H's 10 The exercise Of this power, against The
',"s oi IL" sasr-holdng States imperatcc IN thea
N'' 8" Gt'.Gii0"S hr mast paitQbic cant Gt con-
"'"''' yo"'r tcouid be. The Commercial says, tina
'''"I 70 so far it admit I. that the oblec
- a'r rs imperative as uuconStltutlona!ty. -lht
'''iciaI Is almost strong AbolItionist Il:
=" 'e '"unJ IN thc HAis ranks OF the Nnrh-and we
'SS' II Is "itl great pleasure Mi. v Is. going
-" s"' beyond Mr.. Stone
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All the movements OF The Whiss lanus-G,crd-
There is double. dealing in all Of them They have ico
7ciuos to their ar!ny-Nuliiirrs and FcLcrass. Their
two Senators pursue opposite courscS-c rssig"s-
Tie other rcyiyS. The has honor for oLeyng-lhc
other has honor for disoLcyng. Both sides rgt,
and neither side is wrongwhci is duutle prodigy IN
political ethics The dinner given to them is donbe-
the tors are GouLc-lrr electoral ticket is about to he
donkis In word, the whole party is monster made
up al Of elements of opposite principles ard
embracing opposite signs Of the Z"dac-The AbolI;
tlonis:s in the North cooperating with the Nn!ers OF
the S"u,t-Tle whole rhazc without any other plan
than the defeat of Martin Van Buren,.
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.HGdics,J. .Mrrh lgM, 1896.
NELSON AND AMHERST.

-.
pa sid =. Garlaul will b., canln;: Cor
hat r,o Powell viii oppose hirh Doc
nr p !. n m M Admins, Their. will l.o, under
rn. he opposition 10 Col. Alexander Erowr Of N"oa
Drnoc
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Tile ifn,JL Uf EIrryiGDS

Yesterday ushcrcd in the Spring Campaign. The
day rainy, and in most, if not all the counties the
polls will probably be- kept open three days The contests
in of the counties which voted yesterday will be
animated and close especially in Powlatan and Abe
marie We shall not be astonsed III the result 70 it
may.
Our friends in fine spirits-exccp in two three
Of the counties where itching politicians are aspiring 10
Office and the victory may be endangered by division
in ranks.
Richmond is putting forth her attachments. as usual;
beyond her bailiwck. stage with several Wings,
was met on Sunday OF its way the Albcmarly else.
tor-lhc ~ Ter OF the Lod at their head. Fifteen
ters were also yesterday pushed off to Puwhaan some
ocm after having voted for Mr. Bolts in this county.
This system Of voting oug lt never to have been tocfa-
ted bv the new Consuon-pa particularly as ii is ras Y
for the rich man obtain frechos in various counties,
b. obtaining deeds for S23 worth Of land 1t is an
abuse Of the neslimable Right Of Suffrage IL snacks
of Arsocracy-and must day Or other be corrected.
Thanks .hc law, can vote except IN his own
county, and therefore can lave LEt one vote Tor Lie re-
sdrnl
The counties Of Alhcmarle Charlotte, Franklin, old
Frederick. GrcrnSve, lenricn, Isle Of Wight, Powla
tan Princess Anne, Russell, and Spotlsylrana voted
yesterday hut the polls will probably be kept open
wherever there is i close contest
The Henrico Elecou
The election for this county took place at its Court
House in this city.
Atsundown last evening. the poll was. for J. NJ Bolts
Oate Wing Deliberately 272-S. CotrrIl, NEW Republican
candidate l-G The total vote given in lS.-At The
last election 7!IS pord in day. Admitting
that some of these bad. vel it is though from the
votes since created that the total vote in The county
is 500 Owing the rain which fell nearly al! dag
there yesterday very tin turn cut from the county
Most Of the City vote is believed 10 be exhausted, aud
large proportion given to Mr. Bolts. The polls to
be kept open to-day and to-murro" IL the Republicans
Of the county will exert themselves they may the
tables aud run Cottrcll in. Every thing drprndS upr.
them Had the precinct Elections been obtained from
the last Legislature, there would have been doubt o
the election of the Republican Candidllc. Onr friends
wall try 10 bring the Voters inland il the weather b.
uund We ulaY cnich. EGSS NMd LcNl Tic Wh:c.
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Esicl.'A Wholesale Prices Current.

TDGACCn-l.g.> 50 80 a g -
tormoa refused i jJa ~
GincT refused 10
Passed co.n. TO mid. 6 30 Il { %
Eorl and fine 9 ~ Il ]! 90
Extra ;:uc Scotch II - Il Is 90
Fine manufacturing 10 Oh p %
FLouR--Cify Mil. 3 % II -
r,,u,,y Si, ~ = nu
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
"Sandy Il Beaver CamaI.v

NOTICE's hereby given TO the stock
1N holders Of the Sandy aud Beaver
Canal Company that tho annual
Election for Directors Of said Company
will be holden at lhs canal office, in New
Lisbon, on the 10Th day of August next,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A, NJ.
and 4 o'clock, L. NJ. ofsaid day,
BY order ofIho Board.
Office of the Sandy & Beaver
Canal Company.
G. U, D,lIoSTETTER, Secretary.
I"I" 30 1886,
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JAMES DAVIS
May 2y.h, 1896.

Opposite Tic Western Erchaage,
III AS become by purchase Of tnePdten
lees, the proprietor ol she right for
Centre township, Carroll county, y. To
make u yend, &c. &c. A. Boards Patent
Spring Seat and Spring GIrt Saddles
The superiority Of his Improvement over
tue common saddle, Is we'll established lH
,Vrgialu, where II has been for some
time in use und'is spoken OF in tho most
favorable terms by certificates taken
from the MaysviIle Monitor. "'fAls is
to certify that model Ot.Beard's,patc1ft
Spring Saddle has been presented to lis
for inspection, and hat alter q careful TX
animation we unhesltatugly pronounce
it TO be the best improve bothtorthe
ease of the rider aad also the horse, that
we have ever seen: trancis and JOSEPH
X. Slbert, New Market; Louis Gregory
PeytoHsburgh, ,PittsyIvanIa; DaHieI NASH
James Burton, BuekiOgham coeoty, Phil
lips Rdiney, BoydtoH, MeckIenburgh co !
Va; J Bray, Shoekee Hill, Rlchmoad;
w. Barnett, Nelson county, j. d. BRAIN,
Christiansviie, Wa; John P. King Sd.
Hide, Prince Edward county; john Mc
Cabe ard sons, ,BuItIMere,. Robert Grove
Staunton, va.
NNa,erouS otherHames%could be added
but the above.is considered sufficient
In few days these esaddles-can be OBJ
tained at The ABOVE named splace, a few
doors west of the Steam Mill, aad oppo
site the Exchange. With The addition of
The Worm Steel Spring Saddle, which
will bekept on hand with the common
kind constautIy-~saddIery and harness
uf all kinds Wholesale or retail--lhe
ooPe saddIes may be objected TO by some
but the undersigned just nviteSthepub
lie TO call and examiRe'for their own sat |
lstaction.
n B. One or two good jcurneymen
'vanleJ immedia'ely~a-dn apprentice will /
be taken to the above business if applica
Iion bs made sOon. The su u9scriber
would Just iAtImate TO these who consd
sr themselves indebted to him 10 come
Onward and discharge The same immedi
IIely, us money in hapd IS better than
,ut-If His is not attended to another
lind Ofd'attOa Spring than the above will
'e applied.
JAMES DAVIS. !.
May 8, 1886. -l2mo.
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rhich !. sullicierlIY acknowledged by

which is sufficiently acknowledged by
thus unprinci plediniIation,
ia order to guard against further decep'
ton, tte American dealers are particular
y requested to pay attertioa to tho stamps
marks, and mode ol packing used ia their
manufactures, as test Of the genuine
aess et their Cle,hs-anG they here5 ,
give the assurance that mo cloths ever
were, nor never shall be delivered from
their factories, without being provided
with their customary and mell knUwn
PF0oIs Of genuinepess.
III. GoDEFROY,
Manufacturer of Boiling Cloths,
marked and stamped with an Anchor,
Amsterdam, Aug. IL, 1884
u S. ConsuIate- Port Of Am5teTttem.
|, Jo44N PARSER, Vice Consulate oil the
III, S. Of America, fer the port OF Amster'
dam, do hereby certify, that Mr. J. j
GoDEFRox, who signed the foregoing doc
uInont in my presence, is,a manufacturer
OF Patent Boiling Cloths, we'll known 10
me. 4Signed) JOHN PARKER,
U. s. Vice Consul
Amsterdam, Aug, II, 1881.
The manufactured OF the original An
chor Boiling Cloth, cautious the pubHc'a'
gainst the deception now in use. Wes-
tern and southern merchants will do well
to be on their guard in the purchase of
this ariicle.
A general assortment Of the genuine
Cloths may be constantly had at
JOHN RIIEY'S.
The foregoing Testimonials, with ma
ny others in my possession, which Il
could furnish, are offered to u cOmidlng
public; and beg leave to assure Them,
that removed exertIons shdl'be made to
furnish customers with superior article.
From my long experience in the BURR
&. Rolling CLOTHBUSlNESS-giV
inp it my whole attention. am inctRed
to believe that purchasers will find 1t
greatly to.their interest to pdIronlze this
establishment.
ON HAND, g. FOR SALE,
FrenCh Burr Hill Stones and Blocks
Boiling CLotss, MIL Irons. Hoistiag
and Timber ScrCtoS, Cast Gearing, Cast
Steel MIL Picks, Ground Plaster for Itnd
C'aIsined Plaster and ROman Cement,
Rolling Screens pair Laar'I Hill
MiH Stones, uarious sizes, suitable for
Rub6ers, HuIlerS, GLass,and White LeaG
manufacturers. ...,
ALL ARTICLES W EARRANTED.-
Letters and Orders will receive imme'
date attention. Reference 10 the prlncl
pal Mil owners and Milers Of this and
the adjoining counties.
JOHN riley.
Lnnnl lS36.
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CANECiA4 -EltEE-IlI IEoO-
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- in this establishment, having been
transferred to Joha Chrsty, The Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARog Il CHRIsTx The political ceR-
plsxion ofthIs paper will not be changed
tho editors being firm in their -determI'
cation TO preserve its neutral character -
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to Christy,
has been made with the hope Of ensuring
the continuation ola newspaper III Car.
rolltoh: And with this view, the edi'ers
appeal 10 the people Of the UOuu'y for u
patronage equal to the merits and impor
lance OF their enterprise, Que Of the ed
iters being practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
TO The interest OF the paper, il is confident
lyhoped that, with reasonable increase
of their subscription list, the CarFoIlFree
Press may be continued to tae mutual ad
vantage Of both subscribers 81 publishers
Ofthe convenience and necessity oI a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen Of the county must be
convinced; and the editors strust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and 10 SO
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMS The Free Press will he pub
iished every Friday morning, at Two Dol
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CarreIlton, Carroll co. o Sept. 1885
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REMOVAL,

The subscriber bogs leave 10 inform
his old customers, and the citizens genre
ally, that ehas removed his shop lrom
Mr. Arbeckle'sm N The hollow, to the east
end olhiS own house--frst door below
MIR Robert Gould's wei! known Black
smith Shop, in That delightfully."- situated
part of the town of CarroIIlon, called by
The vulgar, Sheep HW-whero ho in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, u general assortment of
CABINET WARE.
lie feels also grateful IN being able TO
add, that the patronage he has received
since commencing business in Carroll
county, will be sufficient stimuIant 10
induce him 10 give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE.
February 9th 1896
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MELLHNER AND MANTUA
MAEING.

TENIIE subscriber informs tho Ladies'
u Of Carrollton and vicinity, that she
carries on The above business in all its
hranches, such as making PLAIN AND
FASHIONABLE SILK BONNETS,
HABITS and DRESSES, She will also
bleach aud do up LEGllORN AND
STRAW BONNErS cheap and on the
shortest n0IOce.
She will also mako gentlemen's panta
looms, vests, and rouudahouIs.
Her room is opposite II. A. Shdger's
store, On SleubenTle street.
MRS, JANE GABLAllER.
CdrroIiton, July !, 1886,
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NEW GOODS

THE subscriber would merely say
to the public, that be has now on hand
very large Stock Of
MERCHANDISE,
all ofwhich has been received from
the Eastern Cities within the last ihir.
tg days. Comprisingas as greata'varie
" as csn"be found in any other house
in this'part Of the State, all Of which is
offered at lowprices and onnccommo-
dating terms, As don; wish 10 trou
Bile you to read along tletailas towhal
articles have on hand, i only ask
you 10 call and see, and 1 fhidk you
will be suited with the Goods sad
Prices by your obedient servant,
WIN. d. JENKINS. |
N. b. Cash or produce received
in payment
CarroIlIon, July tSt, 1886 If
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STATE OF FonlO, g
CARROLL COUNTY, %
COURT or COMMON Pliers
NATHAN KING, I
RIcuApp WALTON, In chaocery.
JuHN CLARK, #f
JACyg STERLING,
YaNlIE said Richard Waltou act Seiag
resident el this State, but Of lhc
Sale Of Pennsylvania, will tako notice
that, en- the eleventh day ul-FebCuaFy, a.
d. 1896, the said Nathan King, 'et the
county Of Carroll and State oil chic,
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of said county, a-Bl!l in chanceIy a,
gainst the said Richard Walton, 1Ohn
CLARK aud Jacob Sjerliag, setting
forth, among otherthings, thai on
the 23d day Of ,Junef 1881, the said
WALTON entered into written con
tract with the said CLARK for the cen
veyancy to said CLARK, of the South
West quarter of seclion.sI, township
Ia and Range d. then situate IN
the county OF COIumbiana, but now
in said county Of CsrrolI-that in pur
suance of said contract The said Clark
paid the said Walton a part Of The
purchase money that afterwards, on
the 4lh day of July, 1881, the sad
Clark entered into certain agreements
in writing with the said King for the
conveyance to the said King, of eigh
ty acres and twenty acres OF The said
quarter Of section 81, sold by said
Walton TO said Clark, as,aforesaid-
that said King paid to said Clark the
fui! amount Of money agreed to be
paid by him for said eighty and said
twenty acres Of land that on about
the 5th day Of August 1885, said
King tendered TO saidsW alton the a
mouat Of money alIedged by said
sWaiten 10 be due on said contract be
tween.said w alton as"seid Clark, and
that, on The l2th-day ofAugust, 1885
the said Walton, with -full"knowl-
edge of the contracts between said
King and said Clark, frauduIenrly con
veyed said lands 10 the said Jacob
Slerling-he the said Sterling bsing
we'll informed, also, Of the contracts
between said Clark and said King fob
tine sale and purchase Of said lands--
upon these and other grounds therein
more fullyse forth, said Bill .praysI
that said Walton may be decreed to
make, execute and deliver TO said
King good deed fOrsaid eighty acre
and said twenty acres ofIand; or ,fsaid
Walton has conveyed the legal title
to said Iands to said Sterling, then
that said Sterling may be deereed to
make, execute and deliver to said King
a go d and sufficient deed for said
lands; and in case good deed can /
not be made 10 said King, thai said
Clark or said Walton may be decreed
Io, pay TO said King the amount of
money paid by said King 10 said
Clark forsaid lands. Said Bill then
concludes with a prayer for general
relief.
And the said Walton is further.no
iGed, that unless he appear, and plead
answer or dener to said Bill (now
,endingD within sixty days after the
,exl term of'said Court, the said King
It the next term afler the expiration
# said sixty days, will apply to said
tOurt to take The matters of said B Il
s'confesSed as to said Walton, and to
Iecree thareon+accordingIy,
Pedrce, Stark,ccafter, g. JatO's.
Solicitors Gor,camplainaut.
June II, 1885,