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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14

< seepto the impressions Of duty whichtheir
SAVIOR I has made on their minds. they may
DC grieyously nisled and eniangled. un-
less ne, who is father to the Eatherless,
.febakes Satan, and arms them with double
courage to take the yoke ofzChrist upon
them and follow Hin, Notwithstanding
The obstacles they meet. in the way
From The Fr;e1d
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
CHRISTIAN GRAVITY.

Men differ naturally in their tempera-
inents and dispositions and education and
society have also an influence in making
up the variety. When divine grace is
pernrtted 10 take the government of the
mind. il curbs and regulates the natural
vlsac'ty. and often gives degree OF cheer
fulness to the dull and phlegmaiic. Per-
sons habitually taeiturn are sometimes
considered wise and discreet, and because
they have few ideas to Communicate, or
want energy to utter them, they may be
oyerallen with a disposition 10 censure as
volatile others who give a proper license
to their cheerfuiness. We may err in
Judgment in proneuncing the silent and
reserved man to be solid Christian, as
well IS in deciding that another IS light
and unguarded, because he is more free in
Iimparting histboughis and feelings. La the
great .variety Of mental constitution, II is
| doubtless Gle design Of the Creator that
/ we should exert beneficial influence on
each other, and in the orde- and harmony
which grace produces. show forth the Wis
dom and goodness and glory OF Him who
lInade us.
But whatever men nay be by nature,
or however a sprightly temperament ma
j render them agreeable companions to the
volatile aud the CAV. when they take the
j character Of religious persons, a sober,
1circumspect department best becomes their
profession, and will not only contribute to
Their own preservation but promote rel-
] pfous life in others. In the first effectual
! visitations Of the grace of Christ upon The
] Young and active, the discoveries of divine
LIGHT are often clear and very impressive.
4 Tie heart nor having become hardened
/ when the spiritual senses are awakened
Ito the excellency Of the truth as it is then
i opened, there is a lively apprehension o.
:. its purity. and of the importance Of lis re.
idnisilions and very tender scruples ar
not unrrequently felt by the newly con.
viaced soul. How important that the ac-
items aud sentiments OF older Christian:
!. should camnortw the fruits OF The same
i Holy Spirit. and enforce It's conviction:
, in the hearts Of such who are as babes il
| Christ. But if unhappily they should in
dalge in nnbecoming volatility, or shoul'
: speak slightingiy Of the scruples of sin
j eere exemplary persons. or ofthe Instance
: of divine guidance ia smaller matter
s. which eminent servants of the Lord hav
recorded in their lives; how arethey like
Fly 10 stumble the inexperienced. and per
: haps lay waste the truth in their hearts
e What distress and conflict have thes
: sometimes brought upon serious youn
e persons Between the convictions of d
S vine grace. and the example and sent
!. ments of older professors, they have bee
d greatly puzzled; the insinuations of th
: subtle serpent, that they need not be 5
e scrupulous, that there is not SO much
e their pprehensions of duty ashley imae
i line, have received force from such exam
Y Iples. Should they have no experience
IS friend to counsel and strengthen them,
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upon having $50. He pays the money
and takes the article. Inthis case have
done right2 Does that s5 belong 70 me !
am engaged in trade. A friend asks me
the price Of certain article. Inform hin
he may have il for SO much, He pays The
price demaaded which was s25 per cent
more Than it was worth. Am no. guilty
offraud IN this instance2 Will the com,
mon saying be had his eyes for his cha9,t
justly ne IA the sight Of God'2 am en-
gagged 10 bugiag and selling. Isl right FOL
me % buy q cheap IS 1 can, and to sell as
deGras | can, .and, in oFdertodo this, some
times, come so near the borders Of truth, as
10 be in the vicinity Of a falsehood, not 10
say 10 the immediate territory Of a lie
am wcaltby--but my neighbor is poor He
| is in debr; and 10 satisfy the demand of his
creditor, be is obliged 10 sell his last COW.
The COW is worth $40; but the creditor
win allow him but $40, and SAYS he will
sue him if the debt is not cancelled. He
applies 10 me for help. / can assist him if
/ / will. Ibegin BY expressing great sympa-
thy for neighbor B., and ask, with much ap-
parent sorrow, what his family can do, with
out the COW, and close by saying il is hard
times, and money is scarce, but TO help
neighbor B. in his present distress, | will
pay him SIS for the COW. As this is SIS
better than be can do elsewhere, he con-
rludes to let me have her. Am not guilty
of expressing the poor !?
These are some Of the ways in which
money is unlawfully obtained. And if we
have in any instance whatever bordered up
on these and kindred ways, We are guilty
in the sight Of God, Of the sin mentioned in
The text, Tim. g.: TO- lis 10 be feared
that many professors, as well as others, in
all their ways Of procuring money, are gov
erned by the same principle. and actuated
BY the same spirit as the buyer mentioned
in Prov. 20 IA, It is naught, il is naught,
saith the buyer, but when he is gone his way
IT'LL HS OOdStStus " SCCh ditCl NOiluAy
wealth, to the neglect of our spiritual inter
ests; and even TO sacrifice our souls in or.
der TO obtain itis one Of the most common
yet awful instances Of human deprayIly.-
But what is man pro6ted if he gain The
whole world and lose his own soul; or what
shall man give in exchange for his soul p
How much better off was the man who had
much goods in store for many years, when
il was said, Thou fool, this night thy soul
shall be required Of thee p
intended, Mr.. Editor, to have written all
I / had TO write, in answer TO the question at
The commencement of this paper, but as my
sheet is nearly full, am under the necessi-
iy of DIFFERING it until the next number. My
/ intention will account for the length of this
article. i am resolved, if my articles for
the Telegraph have no other excellency,
they shall be short. make this resolution
knowing the aversion that readers in gener-
al have 70 long newspaper essays.
A. III. III.
/ Coventry, Oct 1910.
.
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will place the credit and prosperity Of The
country beyond the reach Of revulson or
vicissitude.
He is favorable to the reelection OF
Martin Van Buren-because he believes
that bis measures comport with the inter-
est of the South, aud because The party
opposing him combines all the elements oi
Abolition and Federalism.
In the pending election Col. Richard
son has no personal objects or ambitious
or selfish purposes TO crafty; and has
done nothing to provoke the hitter assaults
and disparaging language of the writer's
opposed 10 him; and | do not expect them
to be satisfied with this explanation-for
il will trust defeat their design, and des-
troy their only chance Of defeating him
viz: The stirring up old party leuds.
A NULLIFlER.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT

FORGE w. THOMAS who is in. the GUS
V tody of the Sheriff Of the said District,
by virtue of certain writs Of capias ad satisfaci.
endum, at the suit Of Lawremre L. Beardsly
Ranlsdell, Brown & Co.. Smtl, G. Ruthven.
5 G.. & Lynes, Warren Kimbre for the Use
of VIM. Band, and Waldron Thomas & CO..
having filed his petition, with schedule on oath,
Of his whole estate, real and personal, with the
purpose of obtaining the henefit of the Act of
the General Assembly Of this Stale, commonly
called the "Insolvent Debtors Act"
PUBLIC NoTIcE is hereby given that the Pc
tition of the said George w. Thomas, will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas, for Edge6eIi District, at Edge6pld Court
House, on "Wednesday the 21s' day of October
next. or on some subsequent day Of the Term
of said Court which will be then setting: and
at! the creditors of the said George W. Thomas
are hereby summoned personally or by attor
ncy. then and there, in the said Court, to shew
cause, if they can. why the benefit of the Act a
foresaid. should not be granted TO the said G
w. Thomas. upon his exrruting the assign
nent required by tho Acl aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, e. C. P.
Clerks Office.
July 81, IS40. { ac 25
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PROCLAMATION.
xcrutive Department,
COLUMRIA. UNIV IiilII, lS40.

ND Y his Excelency, d. X. Henegan, Esq
LID Governor and Commander in Chief in
and over the State of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received al
this Department, that most airocious murder
was committed in Union District, on the lltll
of June last, by cerIain negro man JIM. the
property of Elisha Porter. Esq, upon the body
of Elisha Bledsoe, n citizen of said District, and
that the said JIM has fled from justice. Now
to the end that justice may be done, and that
the said JIM may be brought to legal trial for
his offence, as aforesaid. do hereby offer n
Reward of one hundled and fifty dollars for his
apprehension and delivery into any Jail of the
State.
The said Jim is described rs black fellow,
with heavy eye brows. high cheek bones, sui
ky countcnance. and about % years Of age.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Columbia. the 10Th Of July. one
thousand eight hundred and forty and in
the sxty-ffh year Of the independence oil
the United STATES Of America.
B. X. HENAGAN.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary Of State.
July II, ls4O f25
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TILE COMMON PLEAS.

EEENRY HUFFMAN, Sem, who is in the
II N custody of The Sheriff of the said District,
hy virtue Of wri,s of eapias ad satisfaciendum,
TO the suit OF Lewis ColIins and Lurrain Gcd-
dings. having fled his petition. with schedule
an oath, of his whole estate both real and per-
solia, with the purpose Of obtaining the bene-
fit of The Act of the General Assembly of this
State. commonly called tie "Insolvent Debtors
Act"
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the pc
ttion of the said Henry huffman, SEN, will be
heard and considered. in the Court Of Common
Pleas for Edgefeld District, on Wednesday
the 2lst day Of October next, or OIL some sub
sequent day during the Term of said Court,
which will then be in session: and all the cred.
itors orthe said Henry Huffman, SEN, are here
by summoned personally or by attorney, then
and there, in the said Court. 10 shew cause, il
they can. why the benefit Of the Act aforesaid.
should not be granted to the said Henry Huff.
nan, SELL. upon his executing the assignment
required by the said Act.
GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Clerks Office.
July 81, 1s40. ac 25
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.NTeaU Furniture anal Join
ey'S SkOn.

'PHE subscriber takes this method 10 inform
his friends, and the citizens of this. and
the adjoining Districts, that he has permanent
" located his
FURNITURE AND JOINER'S SHOP
on the Marlintown Road, near GiIgaI Church
about twelve miles above Edgefeld C.. House
and II below Cambridge. Being Mechan.
ic himself, and having experienced, good
workmen in his employ, he flalters himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction to NIL those
who may favor him with their orders. He has
on hand. and expects to keep good assort.
ment of PANEL DooRs. SASH, BLINDS, AND
MANTEL PIECES. Also
CABINET FURNITURE.
Such as Wardrobes, Sideboards, Bureaus,
Book Cases, Folding Tables. Sc. SC.
Repairing done at the sllortes, notice, and on
reasonable terms. If desired he will 20 any
distance under twenty-five miles, to Glaze.
All orders thankfully received, and punctll-
ally attended to. Address the undersigned.
Duntonsville, ,Edge6eld District, s. c., or VIM.
F. Durisoe, Edgeield Court House.
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
Near GilgaI, s. c. April 80, 1910. 3m l3
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tual support BY which the law paramount
ofSouth Carolina was to be resisted, with
all the means which God aud Nature had
endowed the,u;" and the people will de-
mand to know of you, who is to be held
responsible as the head and front of this
conspiracy"
And, finally. was not The conclusion Of
that Preamble in these words:-"We are
not inseusible 10 the hazards of the con-
test in which We are engaged; we are moi
blind to the perils which we must encoun.
ter. Forseeing them, wc are prepared to
meet Mem-kuowing them, we brave death
rather than perjury, and appealing 10 God
for the justice ofour cause, we trust the
issue to bis providence. and offer to the
world the result Of q. fired and abiding de-
terminotion?"
There is another point to which would
desire 10 be answered. Did not those
who signed those proceedings. in the 9th
Resolution saver (their) irrevocable deter
mination 10 vote torno man 10 any office.
who advocates aud supports it, THE oath of
allegiance either noU or hereafter, or until
he shall have changed his opinious?" Did
you sign the paper, AMI if so, have you
changed your opinions, or have your kept
your VOWS? Remember tina, failure to
answer distinctly each of these several in
terrogatories will confer upon it the char
acter Of charge undcnied.
PATH FINDER.
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State Oi SOuth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.


WX7ILLIAM II. ADAMS. who is in tn,
w custody of the Sheriff ofthe sadDIstrict
by virtue of writ of capias ad satisfaciendun
at the suit of William Cook, having fiIet
his spetition, and schedule on OATH of his whole
estate, real and personal, with the purpose o
obtaining the benefit of the Act Of the Genera
Assembly Of this State, commonly called tht
"Insolvent Debtors Act"
PUBLIC NoTIcE is hereby given, that the -,
ttion of the said VIM. Fl. Adams will be,sas
and considered in the Court of CommrJousap' p'
for Edge6rld District, at EdgefclC, or new, or
on Wednesday, the Dist day Of Ocsrm or said
on some subsequent day Of the and ~, al ' tI,e
Court, which will be then ssdaTms. sT, sT are h here. re-
creditors of the said VIM. by % attorney, then
and ,here in the said to- to show .arss,;d 9ose,
lhey @ can wny NEED to the said William II.
5nG,u AT no, ,,mo" DC Sxecuting the assignment re-
o,,;rad oG"lI iu utII ,I, Act aforesaid.
quifed Dy tp GEO. POPE, C. c.. p.
Lrk,s odes,
Iny2l, 1910. &C 25
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Nv Il liz - oH h Wv ILL., a o.
TAMES SIMPSON, who Is in the cus,o-
eB DIV of the Sheriff of Abbeville District,
by virtue of mesne process, at the suit Of
Clark, McTicr & Co, having filed bis Peti,
tion, with Schedule on oath oil his whole es-
tate, real ami personal, with the purpose of OBJ
tanning the benefit of the General Assembly,
commonly called the "Insolvent Debtors Act. "
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that the pc
tition of the said James Simpson will je heard
aud considered in the Court of Common Pleas
for Abbeve District, at Abbeviile c. House,
on Wednesday, the fourteenth day of October
next, or such other day thereafter as the Cour
may order during the Term, commencing at
,he said pIuce on the second Monday i'll Octo-
her next: and all the creditors of the said James
Simpson nre hereby summoned personally.
or BY attorney, then and there in the said Court
to Shrw cause, if they caIl, why the benefit OF
the act aforesaid should moi he granted to the
said James Simpson, upon his executing the
assignment required b. the Act aforesaid
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON. C. p.
Clerks Office,
april ", l840. { Sl450 ac %
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state vi South arOliila.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

James Harrison Attachment.
VS. Henry fvans Debt on Judgment.
TENHE Plaintiff in this case, having this day
IL filed lis declaration, and the Defendant
having 10 wife or Attorney known i'll this
State, upon whom copy Of The same can be
served: OH motion Of Plaintiffs Attorney, Or
dcred. That the said Defendant do appear and
plead to the said declaration within year and
i day from the publication Of this order, or
iudgemen. will be rendere against him pro con-
.jcsso. GEO. POPE, C. c.P.
Nov. S, 1889 wxw 81 so age 40
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State of South Carolina.
" ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Nv THE COMMON PLEAS.

Leroy Taylor, vs.. Attachment
Hi. Plaintiff in this case. having this day
fled his declaration, and the Defendant
having no witeor Attorney, known in this State,
upon whom copy of the same can be served.
On motion. ordered tha, tile said Defendant
do appear aud plead to the said declaration,
within year and day from The publication
hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P.
Clerks Office,
May 9, 1910. BET 81 so age Is
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Phoenix Stone Ware Factory.
TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
IN GENERAL.


IN GENERAL.
VHNhe Subscribers having been engaged il
4 the manufacturing of Stone Ware a,
Po,tersville, in Edgefeld, S. C. for many years
and from long experience, and former owners
Of that establishment, have located themselves
at the PhGnix Factory, Shaws Creek, twelve
miles from Edgefeld c. House on the main
Road leading from Newberry, Union, and the
upper Districts to Aiken, for the purpose ol
manufacturing Stone Ware in all its various
branches. They have procured the best Of
workmen and are constantly making up, and
have large stock on hand. Their assortment
is The most complete ever before offered for sale
in this market, to which they would call the at
tention of Druggists, Merchants and Planters,
and all those who wish TO purchase any thing
in their line. Among the many articles Of
which their stock is composed, are the folio
ing viz:
Jars ofall sizes from ] gallon to 20 gallc1.
Jugs of all sizes do. 4 do. gu p
Churns of all sizes , do. S 90:
Bowls or pans Of all sizes, from. no. :. 10 % 40: o..
Butter Pots Of all sizes from uo' u D uo' WIN
covers.
Pitchers of all zesfrenI do, to do. :.
And lcds neat, nlade for jars and churns ii
Stow pots various sizes, &c. &c.
All of ne above is inferior to none made
-, ,ho siited States. Orders addressed to us
ot Iigcficld Court House, S. &. will h" prompt.
~ attended to, and delivered to the Merchants
door, any distance under one hundred and fifty
miles. Charleston merchants can have their
ware delivered at the depot, in Aiken, at l21
cents per gallon. The Price at the Factory is
124 cents per gallon.
MATHIS & RHODES.
April ], 1910 f9
The Charleston Cour. will publish times.
weekly, and forward account TO this Office.
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Tan.s :. rd q Shoe Shop opened.

AN the Edgcfeld Road near MI Vintage,
" where good Cow Hides will be bought,
or tanned on shares-oue half for the other
and fine Shoes, Boots. aud Negro Shoes vii be
made OH as good terms. and OF materials inie'
rior to none in the State.
Wagon Harness made, and Carriage Har-
ness repaired. Any articles made will be ex'
changed for good Cow Hides. From applr,a
tion 10 business, and the best of Leather, the
subscriber hopes the public in general will pa
t,onize his new effort to accommodate this
District. and will call aud see his work and
Judge for themselves. cr,,ny
Near Mt. Vintage, S. c.
Mach 23. 1910 do
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yNyHE Subscribers having purchased the
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. DC OF
n. II. Cook g. Co., will carry TN the Drug
and Apo,hecary business in Hamburg, at the
same stand They intend keeping full as.
sorlment of fresh and genuine articles in their
line The business will be conducted by DR.
JAMES H. MURRAY, to whom all orders for
goods may he addressed. A share Of the pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
GARVIN & HAINES.
Augusta, June 81, 1910. %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Miller, Ripley and Co., Declaration on At
VS..
William Yarbrough. ,achment in Debt.
YByHE Plaintiffs, in this case, having this day
fledtheir Declaration in my office, andthe
Defendant having neither Vile or Attorney
within this State, upon whom copy Of said
Declaration can be served; ordered that the
Defendant plead thereto within year and q
day from this publication, or the said action
will be taken proconicsso against him.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p
Clerks Office,
oath Oct, 1889. T.H.P. 39aqe
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State of Sorth { arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

A BNER BUSHNELL, who Is n the custo-
IA dy of the Sheriff Of The said District, by
virtue Of a writ Of edpias nd satistaciendum, at
the suit Of Baker, Johnson q Co having filed
his petition, with aschcdule on oath. ofhis whole
estate real and personal, with the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the benefit of the Act Of the General
Assembly Of this State, commonly called the
"Insolvent Debtors Act
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given, that the Pc
tiiion Of the said Abner Bushnell will he heard
and considered, in the Court of Co ..mon Pleas
for Edgefeld District. OIL Wednesday The 2lst
day of October next or on some subsequent
day during the Term of said Court, which will
then be in session: and all the creditors Of the
said Abner Bushnell, arc hereby summoned
personally or by attorney, thea and there, TO
shcwcause, if they cau,whythe brneft of he Act
aforesaid. should nor be granted TO the said Alb.
ner Bushnell, upon his executing the assign
ment required by the said Act.
GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Clerks Office.
July 81, 1e40. ac IS
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NOTICE.

YNSHE Subscribers having disposed of their
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. in
Hamburg, Is. CO. to Messieurs GARvIs &
HAISEs, they would solicit for them conlnu'
ance Of the patronage heretofore extended 10
themselves. IL. K COOk d. co.
June II, 1910. d %
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State OF South a.olina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

]. q l.. Jones, vs A,ocbuo,
H. H Jones.
yWyHE Plaintiff in this case, having filed his
declaration in my office, and the Delen-
,lant having no wife or Attorney known TO be
within the State, upon whom copy could be
served with rule 10 plead. II is ordered tina,
he Defendant do plead to the said declaration
within a wear and day. from ills date. or fnaI
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
him. GEO. fofE, L. Or.
esTh,, s,a S4l S:si g. ffss 49, 81 50 s4u sq. 4e
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRIL
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Joel ]: Lpiord, Attachment
" GIi",safei ;I1iam NJ BAILEY Nil Ass"mpsit.
yu1HE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
laraiion in my office, and the Defendant
having no vile or Attorney known to be within
the State, upon whom a copy could be served,
with Il rule to plead On motion, ordered that
The Defendant do plead to the said declaration
within year and 4 day from this date. or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
him. "
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON. C. C. p.
Clerks Office,
Maya. la4O. B2r 81 so age l5
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State of South Car0lii a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Allen s. Dozier, fofcisn
va

William YarbofoHsh. ArlacHTIeI1t'
rs.HE plaintiff having this day filed his de-
having no wife or attorney known to be within
the state, upon wln.m a copy. could be ser,
we'd with rule 10 plead. 1t is ordered that
the defendant do plead to the said decla-
ration within year and day, from this dale;
or final and absolute Judgment VIII be awarded
against him. GEo. PofE, L. I. +.
Clerks Office:
Edgefield c. H. ) S7,oo G. s B. oqc Al.
Nov. 9Th lc30.