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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
CHARLESTON. Ocl. EG.

A letter E'om our correspondent, mt
Hamburg, dated the 24h instant. says -
Z" | have the p!' ASSURE of informing you,
That our town is now free of disease. The
sickness has passed off, and health once
more reigns in our midst. Our friends are
uow returning home, and peace and pros
Periy lakes The place of gloom. To-day
our strrels were crnwded with wagons.
aud the merchants were busy filling out
the extensive bills Of The planters. We
received this day about quo bales of cotton"
Hamburg Railroad "A train of Sd cars.
containing 80 bales cotton, was brought
down on The railroad ON Thursday. by tho
new locomotive Robert Y. Hayne. For
ii few weeks past, from 1900 to 200 bales
of cotton per week have been brought
down on the road, aud The company are
prepared to take al least double that guam
thy on freight.
Since wiring The above, we learn that
the train of yesterday consisted Of 80 cars.
l"adcd with upwards of quo bales; aud
thai r'quisition for empty cars was made.
Us The numbers employed in the lransporia
ton nf up freight, was insufficient to bring
down the COTTON offered.
We are Informed that the compnny have
nO svailed themselves of their right 10 adj
vance The rate Of freight at 50 per CT,
which The charter allows them. although
they have almost the exclusive control Of
transportation in consequence Of the low
state of the rivers.
We hope scon TO see the rich product Of
our snil pouring in from all quarters OF the
surrounding countr! ,aud thus aifordina re-
lrfro the pressing demands tha, have been
accu'EuIa'ing on the mercantile commu-
nity, to an extent hardly ever before expo.
rienced in this heretofore favored city.
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

The Court of Common Pleas ,erlni-
naled its session at this place, on Saturday
evening last. The most Important case
which was tried, was that Of William B.
Willard, jun, for The alleged murder Of
Marshall Lott. Several able Counsel
were employed on both sides. Messrs.
Carroll, L. IT. WisfalI D. L. var
and Burt, spoke for the defendant; and
MeSsrs. Wimbish aud Bell'nser, ;sslsiedb by
the Solicitor, Mr.. Caldwell.appeared on the
part of the State. We have mol for many
years, beeo present al SO interesting TO-
rensic display. The Counsel retained on
each side. entered with great zeal and
ardor into the cause, and we'll did they ac-
quit themselves. On account Of the re-
spec.abiiity Of the connexions of the ac-
cused and the deceased, This case excited
unusual interest. During the two days
which it lasted, large assemblage. parii-
nlly composed ofladies ofthe higheststand-
ing, attended, and manifested "A deep and
lively interest. The charge was delivered
by his Honor, Judge Earle, with his usual
ability. The Jury retired, and after short
consultation. brought in a verdict of
" Manslaughter."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Commercial Bank.-.I, will be seen by
reference to the proceedings of Town
Meeting on Saturday last, in our paper
to-day, that public application has been
made 10 our Banks for relief, in the present
monIcd emergency. and virtually, TO sus-
pend specie payments. A, the Branch
bank and the Agencies are governed by
ihrlr Principals. in Charleston, this call
applies principally 10 The Commercial
Bauk, as The only wholly independent in
slilulion in The place; and we are sralifed
10 learn, that il has declined TO suspend. but
laKcn measures 10 afford all necessary pe-
cuniary relief, especially towards the pur-
chase Of Culion. This is annlher striking
evidence, not only Of The soundness Of
this excellent institution, bu, Of The gen
eral good sense, comprehensive views, q
sound banking principles, which govern
It's affairs, now, as heretofore A little
lime will shew the correctness Of its pol
icy, in the present instance, noI only for
It's own sake, but that Of the business
OF the place also-especially If, las up
pears daily more and more prohahle)
tlC N. WIN pduhS w NOL suoIDFbu, "HiIu
will place the Charleston and other Banks
which have been somewhat too hasly in
the matter, in rather an embarrassing pre-
dicament, (even in business point Of
view,) as we'll as The entire mercantile bu-
sincss that looks 10 Them for aid.
We would fain say more on this subject
of The consequence of a suspension. par
,ial, or general; The praiseworthy conduct
Of the Commercial Bank in this matter as
well as in past times, in paying its bills
in specie throughout the STATES, instead Of
like othcrs.) at its own counter only:
the extensive and most valuable ard eff
cicut business facilities it has uniformly
afforded TO lhr place, and the country a.
round its sound CONDITION. and thar what
we have said Of It's beiug one Of the very
best conducted and most useful Banks 10
The country, is not mere compliment, but
founded ON unqurs'ionable facts; but the
great pressure Of advertisements. commu-
nications. &c, to tlav, does moi leave us
room.-SOuth Carolinan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
MEETING OF THE BEECH IS
LAND ANTI.INTEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.

Alta stated meeting Of The Beech Island
Anti-Inlemperance Society, held on The
first Thursday in October, 1889, COM
munica,ion from Prince Williams Parish,
accompanied by their memorial to The
Legislature, was received, and ordered to
be read. Whereuron, Committee, con-
sis,ing OF Rev. r. J. Blair, and Messrs.
Samuel Clark, aud David Ardis, was ap-
pointed to take the communication into
consideration, and to report upon The sub
jecl of the present license laws.
The Committee having retired f,r con
sullaticn. returned. and made the following
report. which was unanimously adopted.
IL. Resclred, That we concur in gen.
eral with our fellow citizens of Prince
Williams Parish. in the sentiments and
design of their petition.
"3. Resolved, That the license ofany
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

THE Georgia B0aks.-We see a nolirc
in one of The hliIledsevilIe papers that
the Banks in this city have suspended
specie payments, we will stat" that such
is notthe fact. The Bank Of Augusta. the
Augusta Insurance aud Banking Com.
papv, and Branch of the Railroad Bank
have, virtually, suspended; thai is, they
redeem their notes only in small amounts,
when thew choose so TO do: hui The Me-
chanic's Bank and The Bianch of the Stale
Bank still redeem their notes, in ny
amount presented. These two latic N
siitulions deserve encouragement. and we
hone will be sustained Irv our citizen
their honorable courSe.-Ijid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Female Industry.-Wo rcr' n,lv read an
accoun, Of young lady in Georgia, who
made an entire silk-dresS for relative. 4
Northern editor asks, If there is another
such to be found in that State? Un-
doub,edly, there are other fair Grorgians
equally ingenious aud industrious. We
have seen beautiful specimens orsilk goods.
manufactured by South Carolina ladies'.
Employment OF this kind, is most appro-
pirate and graceful for females. No lady
should think it beneath her, to do work
suitable to her sex aud stato!.' In ancient
times, ladies of the hghes, rank, aud even
Processes, were accustomed to perform
light labor among their attendants.
Homer, in his lliad, describes The Grecian
and other ladies', as doiug variu> kinds ui
work. He represents Hector, the re-
uowned Trojan chief. on parting with his
spouse, Andromache. to 90 to battle with
the Greeks, as saying =
" Now go, my spouse. and spin thy maid
among,
For work. like this. to females doth belong"
Like dutiful wife. Andromache though
overwhelmed with grief. goes TO her work.
The same great poet, in his Odyssey, re-
presents Nausicaa. the daug her Of Alcin-
Gus, King of the Pheacians, as going to a
river, in company with her hand-muidens.
to ,rash the robes Of slate, in preparation
for her nup,ials. In this rery praise'corihy
employment, she is discovered by Ulysses.
the King of Ithaca, who had wandered
thiher.
Now. we do no: believe that H mer in
tended 10 represent the royal maiden as do
ing the work of common rasher- aooman.
Far from it. He speaks of her as washing
only the most elegant parts OF female APP
parel, such as ladies, in ourday, are won,
to do with great propricty. The Latin
poets also speak of the Roman ladies
as performing many kinds of work. 1t is
needless to specify ahem. IT. the mid
die ages. and down TO later dav, ladies
were in the practice Of working on cm-
kroidery and other tiines. Is it strange
that in our time, the ladies of Georgia aud
South Carolina should work II is very
ungalan, not TO say slanderouS, to charge
them will, Incidence. We know that
Southern ladies' especially, have been fire.
quenlly accused f lis,lessness, and idle:
uess, and contempt Of labor, but, We be-
licve, the charge to be utterly greundless.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Mr.. Van Buren has concluded his tour,
undertaken for his health. and other pur-
poses. The official announces his arrival at
Washington. The Globe, of the 10th, says /:
+" The Presiden, arrived in The city to-day
at IL O'Clock. He was met and welcomed
al the Capitol by large concourse of ci,i-
zens, where he was addressed by The Or
gans appointed by The several meetings TO-
that purpose. From the Capitol he was
e.corred 20 his mansion, and was there re-
ceived by his Cabinet. The President is
in'6ne heafrr.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
Carolinion.
AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct. "a.

We have received returns from eighty
Two counties, which give the following
Vote
1889. 1897.
Mcdonald, A.. 3I73l schley, A., 3l237
Dougherty, .,3ll9l GiImer, W., 32737
In addition to The above, we have re-
ceivcd lhr following reported majorilies in
the eleven remaining counties 10 be heard
from; viz,
flierc follows the names ofihe counties.
For Mcdonald. lI3U; Dougherly, AZ,
which. added to the above, in 81 counties,
will give Mcdonald. The Democratic eau
dirIae. clear majority Of | .66S votes. be-
ing q clear gain TO the Democratic party
>iuce last elcrlon, for Governor of $500
votes.
As regards The Legislature, bhh Houses
will have a Democratic ajority Of about
10.
The'votc for and against Ratification. as
far us heard from, sc counties. stand thus:
Ratification. 1902
No Ratification, 33,So2
-Georsia Coas'itutiunaiist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Tenn, ssec Legisiatme.-This body met
ou the 7lh inst In the Senate, It. S. Love,
" By was elected Speaker, w. K. Hill,
Clerk, aud Wm. Mart >, Assistant CT TX.
The vote stood, Van Buren, 13. Wing 10.
In the other House. Jonas E.. Thomas
was elected Speaker, GranvilieS S Crock
rtt. Clerk, and Lycurgus Winchester. AS
ssrant Cl,rk; The vote sloed, Van b.
reu az, Why 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Boston.-A meeting of the merchants Of
this city, was held on the 10th Instant. A
resolution, recommending the banks of'he
city to suspend specie payments. was re-
jected after full discussion, by an over
whelming majority.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Central America.--The N. Y. Journal
Of Commerce says, adviees from Central
America, TO the 24th of August, have been
received. 1.-The confederacy is essenti-
ally dissolved. The majority of The
States claim TO be Independent Of each
other in the highest sense Of The word.
They make treaties with each other, US
with foreign powers. A treaty of peace
and D; rperual friendship, was concluded
between the sovereign States Of Salvador
and Guatemala. OH the 4th Of July. A
treaty was also concluded between the
States Of Salvador and Los AlIos."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

cocrnnced. If the people consider that
these institutions have too many privileges
and advantages, that is altogether another
affair,-Thc administration is moi respun-
sible for tha,.-N. Y. Ncw Era.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
COLUMBIA. S. c.. Oct. 25

Congressional ElectiOn.-The Election,
last week, in the Congressional Dislric, Of
Richland. Orangeburg, Lexington, and
Barnwell. Inr member of Congress, in tho
place Of The Hon. F. II. EImore. resigned.
was decided in The election OF Colonel
Sampson H. Butler, Of Barnwell, as fol.
lows =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

The Sub Treasury as. The Banks
The Wings record with great delight, in
their papers, the running apay Of Sub.
Treasures. Let them publish the follow
ing, which we fad in al exchange pa
peri
"a Cashier OF Bank in Cincinnati,
recently Swarrwouted, and one of The DI.
rectors wassenr 10 catch him-now let the
Teller 60 after the pair"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Columbus.-The Sentinel and Herald
says, that the banks Of this city have sus-
pended specie payments. That paper
expresses the utmost confidence in the
soundness aud ability of the banks in
Columbus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Sauannah.-The Georgian, Of the 22'l
ins,., SAYS =" II affords US pleasure 10
slate, tha; the banks in Savannah have not
suspended specie payments. Their con-
di,ion was never sounder than at this
time"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Rise in the Riuer.-Sincc our last, we
have been favored with light fall of rain,
which has caused The river to rise some
two or three feel, and, dreadful 10 relate,
il has swept away the one rail fence, and
completely overllown the plantation Of
The I" Founder and Proprietor of Ham
burg" noticed i'll our paper few weeks
since, as having been surveyed, lous shed,
aud plaulc,l, ON the bottom of The river.
His lurnips and late corn had jusI begun L"
make thcirappearance above ground, and
The loss OF hls crop will, no duubl, be Sc
vereIy fell, as were it not for this sad mis-
hap, they would have broughta good price
in this market, moi ouly for their flavor hui
as curiosity. The worst is still TO come,
we fear the worthy " Founder will not
live long enough again lohchold his plan
lation. unless we have shortly another such
dry gear as lS39 has been 50 far. lesIer-
day the river was falling Iasl.-ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
NEW ORLi:ANs. Orl. 10.

Al a meeting of the Presidents of alI the
Banks Of this city, held IN the evening of
the 18th iusl., ii WAS unanimously re-
solved -
THAT it he recommended 10 The Banks
10 suspend specie ra.mcnis Until the
Northern Banks shall have resumed their
payments in specie"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Vermont Legislature.-This body is
Whis, aud not 4 IA, inistraion. as hereto
fore stated The election for Speaker re-
suited thus:-
Carlos Coolidge, (Whis,) lI6
Paul Dillingham;, ". b. JUG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Charleston. the I3 h 10 the Goth
Of October the total number Of deaths in
this city, amounted to Is. None were by
strangers fever.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
South Carolina CoAege.-The duties of

South Carolina CO'lege.-The duties Of
this institution were resumed last week,
aud its prospects, as to numbers. are high
ly 1aueriug. About thirty-6ve have al
ready entered, and had the Faculty looked
TO numbers alone as the standard by which
the prosperity aud usefulness of The Col
leee, were' to, be: graduated. tney had an
opportunity of: ad'ling many more 10 lis
list. All Of the Professors have returned
(and in .egod heal,h. we believe,) except
Mr.. Twiss whoi expected soon.-T id.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Its said, ,ha, in the State OF Pennsylya-
mia, there arc upwards Of one hundred
Democratic papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31
Miscellaneous.
From the augusta Constitutioma'tst Oct. "a.
HEALTH OF AUGUSTA, &c.

HEAL II OF ACGCS A, &c.
The health of our city is imprHng fast.
During lhe last week we have had but
four ,eaIls by fever to report; viz,
Mr.. john sluan,
Mr. Mrs. ,T5;mI;s Ga"'sr' Resid'"'s'
and one negro, in The country; and the
nunrGrr Ol ntw cases are diminishing.
The weather has been cool aud cIOndy.
and we have had a light ain, hu II
effects on The earth are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tible. Yesterday itccarcd oil, and lie sun
came outas warm as ever, an il we are not
sIrurtly visited with good hard frost, and
such ol Onr citizens as have escaped so far
do not continue their precautions, We a"r
fearful our list may again increase. Fu sIirh
OfOur citizens as have abSrnIrd thcmscl, es,
We wnuld cuulinue our former advice, To
keep away until We have frost, which
cannot he long. as We are in hopes OF, he
'nS able in our next 10 give the welcome
intelligence, that IIcy can return in safety.
To our cnunlry fricn'is, who are in the
habit of dealing in this city. we will say,
they can ring in their produce without
fear OF danger. They will find our mer
chauls prepared 10 receive them, as The
stock of goods now on hand is good, and
daily aecessIons ere being made.
Cotton hrsins to come in pretty freely,
and is selling at from / III ] u for new.
aud in Urr Or Two instances sales have been
maze at liz Tor cholce lots in square hales.
The market, however, may he considered
dull, as there is very iul" imduccn,rn1 to
buy until things become more settled. We
learn from all quarters. that his years
crop, as regards staple aud quality, will be
as good as any ever grown.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Characters never injnre our own
characters so much, as when We 'nure
those Of others.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

The Loco ,Foco fever RACES in the
South aud West 10 an alarming extent,
carving. off the f" glorious Whiss" by
."-Old Dominion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

P.nnsyluania.-The following is the
result OF The elections in Pennsylvania -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Wing majorily Z
Tn the Seuate. the Wing majority is
six.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-31

Ohio.-Returns Of the elections in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

NsapoEtan Indemnify. Notice Is Civ
en- by The Treasury Department. tina. the
sixth inslalment of,he NeapoliIan Indem
nifty. amounting. as is now computed. to
S22O.4l6 AZ, will be paid to the claim
ants on application 10 the Bank Of Ame-
RIGA a, New York. on or after the 9Th
day of September next. aud at such o,heI
places as iha, Bank may designate.
Pet. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

Ksntueky.-we learn that. among
other proceedings Of the Wing Convrn.
lion lately held in the staIe Of kentucky.
vas the formslion Of ticket to be voted
for as electors of President aud Vice Pre-
sident Of The United States. al the cleo.
sion which takes place Iex, year. The
gentlemen nominated on this ticket will.
n 10 said. soIe for the NOMINEE Of the Ma.
tionai Convention, whoever he may be.
their preferences being however Tor The
distinguished citizen Of their own state.
Among the names on this ticket we oh.
serve those Of three members of the last
Congress. Nc. Chambers, Mr.. Harlan,
and Mr.. Sou,hgaIe. Nat. intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

The Wheeling Gazette speaks Of the
abundance Of vegetable products with
which ,ha, marke, as now supplied. a,
prices which enable persons TO fare sumP-
iuously every day at small cost. In this
quarter. says the Baltimore Chronicle. an
equal abundance Of the products ef the
soil has been realized. and our markets are
gradually and surely conforming their pri'
res 10 tie rates which prevailed 10 former
seasons Of general produc,iveness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

We are informed BY the editor Of the
North csrOlinisn, that The "lwo original
letters" written by DR.. Montgomery. and
furnished to Mr. Morris at June county
court Of Cumberland, have been returned
10 him, and that be has forwarded iIlem
10 DIR. Montgomery. We also learn,
through the same paper. that DR.. Mont.
gOmery has also the origiaal letter which
he wrnte To Mr. Leak. II. therefore, in-
justice has been done 10 Dr. Montgome-
~ in any Of the publications heretofore
made on this subject. he has il now in
his power 10 do away the effect by ex-
hibiIing The originals. Much doubt ex-
lists IS TO the genuinensss OF the copies
published in the Standard; many Of Dr..
MOnlgOmery's friends, esen, are not ga.
tisfied. If honorable motives have been
the governing principle, we trust that
all this doub. will be removed, by an
exhibition and publication Of the origi.
nails.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

LnsfrucfiORs 10 P0sfmaaers.---Ws
call The aiienli0n of subscribers 70 lhs
following exlraei Of lelIsr iron The Posl
master General 10 Ihe Postmaster a New.
port, r. /.
/" Postmaster may enclose The money
IN letter 10 The Publisher Of > nswsps.
per, 10 pay the subscription Of Ihird
person. and frank The letter Il written
by himself, but IL The letter be si,lsn By
any other person. Ihs Postmaster cannot
frank H."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

A Melancholy List.-rhsrs were in
this city. says The Ledger. during The last
month, thirteen fires. one execution, IT.
ten robberies. thirty-seven accidents,
four of which were railroad accidents. six
suicides and two s,,emps, one murder
three s.abbing matches. seven coroner's
inques;s, Eve persons drowned, tow at
,en,s 20 murder, and four sudden deaths.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
Attention!

To The Commissioned and non. Commits.
stoned Officers andl Musicians belong.
ing 70 ihe ASIA Regiment Of North.
Carolina Militia:
YOU are hereby notified and COM
msnded TO appear at David Mebane's on
the 9Th ofSepiember, At N o'clock. for
the purpose Of Drill and Cour, Manual i;
and on the 2ssh. at u o'clock. you will
attend with your respective companies,
equipt ss the Law directs. with six rounds
OF powder. for review.
THos. JONES, Col. Com.
Sept. II, 1889. 7s--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12

eosEsT. daughter u ihs Hon. WaIisn
Montgomery.
Als0 O he same day. By Thomas Old
han. ESQ. Mr. HILLIas IIossos. aged 90,
70 Miss HARnrT BOoTH. dsDghlsr Of Mr.
Joseph BooIh. aged 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-12
STATE OF N0RTu.CAROI.INA.
Orange County,. ..-
Cour, OF Pleas and Quartes Sessions.
Angus, Term. 1889.

Hasfings Poe vs.. EiIsh GrassI
Original attachment, levied on tract Of land
TIT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour,
- that Elijah Graves, tho defendant In thl:
case, is not an inhabi,ant Of this state; IL !,
therefore ordered, tha, publication be made il
in the Hillsborough Recorder for six weeks
successfully. notifying the said defendant thai
ualess he be and appear before the said Court
10 be held al the court house in Hillsboroueh
on the fourth Monday Of November next, ant
replcvy or plead to issue. Judgment by default
will be entered against him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv 81 90 S6-6v