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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-22
Cmentp=Seoenth Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIRST SESSION.
FaIDAY, June Is, 1871
In continuation


In continuation)
The House being in Committee of the Whole on
the state OF the Union, Mr. TALIAFERRO, of Va
In Chair on the bin for the relief of Mrs. Harrison
MIR. ADAMS, in reply to an inquiry made yeser
day said that he had asceItained at the Treasury De
paimcnt that General Harrison had received of
his salary IL WINS usual for the President to draw it
monthly; and this bill intended to include the
whole compensation to the late President
Mr.. GILMER having the floor, then addressed the
Committee in support OF the bill.
Ii was not a mere matter of feeling. II il were, he
presumed there would be but one sentiment and that
Tor the bill IL this appropriation made, il
cd to him that such act ought not 10 be performed
with the public funds but from their private resources
They the trustees of the people, had right be
penerous-to give away the money of the people and
no public agent at liberty 10 disregard the great
public purposes involved in that trust under the theory
of Government Ii needless, therefore, to at.
tempt to pronounce euogium on the character of
the lustrlous dead History has done, and would do
ample justice to the civil and military merits of VIII
LIAM Henry HARRISON. The result of the late cleo
ton had spoken the voice of the people with regard
to him. The drapery Of death which shrouds this
Hail. and the universal sensation throughout the land
spoke voice infinitely louder and distinct than
any that could be uttered on this floor elsewhere.
They came here, not TO be generous, but just and
the inquiry was, whether this appropriation might
I've placed the bass of justice to enable them
not TO give party vote, but the representa-
OF the entire Union, without regard to distinction
Of position and 10 vote not merely in the affirmative
but To vote in so distinct a manner to give an ex
preston Of public sentiment He was willing
To the representatives of the late President su
Gent 10 cover all the expenses incurred by him in
consequence Of the position in which he placed by
the voice of the American people, and that only
act OF justice; he willing TO 60 no further he was
willing to vote il a a matter of indemnity.
The only inquiry seems 10 be as TO the amount
which would adequately compensate the expenses in
CURED.
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Mr.. CHITTENDEN presented memorials from
citizens of the towns of Adams, Brownyile Sackett
Harbur, and WATERFOWL in the county OF Jefferson,
and from Port Ontario, in the county OF Oswego,
raging for the passage of general bankrupt law,
which were referred TO the Committee the Judi
ciary
Also several memorials from citizens Of the county
OF Jefferson, praying for certain Notifications upon
the northern frontier; which referred to the Com
mittee Military Affairs.
On the 18th instant Mr.. Chittenden presented sew
eral petitions from czens.ot Jefferson county, New
York; which were referred TO the Committee on the
Judiciary
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raj returns OF the census al the Department oil state
On motion of Mr.. WINTHROP,
Res0ired, That the Committee Commerce con
slider the expediency of providing, either 10y select
committee of Congress- sitting in the recess or by
special commission appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury for taking evidence at the principal ports OF
entry and elsewhere the operation Of he exist
ing system and rates of duty imports, upon the
manufacturing commercial and agricultural interests
of the country.
Mr.. BARNARD offered resolutions, referring to
the appropriate committees the parts of the
Presidents Message; which, after consideration,
were adopted
Mr. BARNARD asked leave to say word in ex-
PLANTATION of proposition which he desired to ofvr.
1t would be recoectetk he said, that of the prn-
cpa subjects of consideration for which Congress had
been convened at The present session that of fs
cal agent for the Government and the subject of the
currency his was matter which had been speci-
ally presented TO Congress in the Message of the Pre-
sidcnt OF the United States and also by the financial
officer of the Government the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. plan tor such an agent had been presented
on call made upon the Secretary of the Treasury
from the other branch OF the National Legislature
He Mr. b took il for granted that the select com
miee raised in this House especially for this purpose
and which marked the of this House in relation
TO the Importance of the whole subject would be glad
to receive suggestions come from what quarter they
might, on this great question: During the recess be-
tween the Time Of the close of the last session and the
commencement oil ms, he had amused portion of his
leisure hours with study upon IT, lie had EN-
bodied, in the shape Of plan for fiscal agent or a
National Bank, the result of his reflections and deli
beratios. He was not welded to this plan He de-
sired 10 present it the House and to the committee
having the subject in charge, as probably furnishing
portion Of the material out of which structure
be raised which, he hoped might result in benefit and
Messing TO the whole country 1t with this and
no other view that he desired To present it He
asked leave 10 do so with difhdence but under
the circumstances, coming from the State of New
York where the great commercial centre of the
try Is he DESTROYS TO offer the plan which he had
drawn up TO the House, and that the House would
IT, order 10 be printed and refer 1t to the
lcct committee on the currency.
Here Mr. MALLORY and another member OBJ
lected
Mr. BARNARD sad he offered ii in the form Of a
resolution, resolutions being now in order.
/ The SPEAKER was understood To say that the
\ gentleman was not entitled 50 to DO
1 Mr. PlCKENs hoped The objection would be with
drawn
| Mr. BARNARD said he would merely ask then
that the plan might be laid the table and printed.
! There was nothing unusual in this.
Mr. PlChENS was understood to inquire ifit was
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festcn Bank Of Georgia.-Thc fol,
lowing information respecting The Rank al
Rome, we take from The Columbus En-
quirer Of 2lst ult.
AT The instance Of an individual claim
ing slock in this institution, an Injunction
was granted short time ago having The
effect 10 close upon the bank. wilhou, even
permitting a redemption Of its notes. The
officers of the bank. upon legal advice, as
sumed the responsibility of disobeyins the
injunction until n hearing could be had for
its dissolution. This hearing we under
stand took place before his Honor Judge
Trippc. at Chambers, on the l2Ih ult,
when the motion TO dissolve was sustained,
upon the ground that there was no equity
in the bill, aud il there was, it was fully
sworn Off by the answer. AT the same
hearing, another application for injunction
by .anolherparty, was dismissed upon cause
shewn 10 the contrary. We learn thal the
bank did no, stop redecmins its liabilities
pending the injunction; and being now re.
lieved from this legal embarrassment, is go
ing on TO discharge promptly as heretofore,
its obligations 10 The public.
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From Tie Sardanah EcppWrcGm.

BY The steamer Gen. Clinch, Capt Bar
den, we have received the 81. Augustine
News OF Friday last. We extract the
following:
Lieut.: Judd, of the Sd Artillery, who ac-
companicd Coaco0chcc and his band 10
New Orleans, returned about ten days ago
to Tampa with his charge, by order OF Col.
Worth. The Colonel expects to accom-
plshcd more by keeping Coacoochec n
prisoner nj Tampa. than by sendius him
West at the present. Lieut.. Judd arrived
here few days ago with one Of Coacoo-
chc's wa riors, who promises TO guide him
TO the camp ofShort-Grass, somewhere in
the ncghborhood of Tomoka. Lieut.. Judd
with Lieut.. Gillian, aud the lndian guide,
left here las, Monday in the steamer Gin
cnna,i for New Smyrna, where, by order
Of Col. Worth, they are 10 Get 40 men for
The expedition. Every thing may be ex.
pecrcd, rha, canbc accomplished, from The
/ spirit aud enterprise ofthesc young officers
We like the disposition manifested b,
Colonel Worth to stimulate the ambition
aud enterprise of our Younger officers. b,
giving them responsible commands. Iii
no disparagemcnt to the elder officers Il
say that they cauno, hc as ctiiccn, in ,hi
kind Of warfare as their younger brethren
the Col. therefore very judiciouly leave
them to take care Of the posts, aud send
our young warriors into the field. Thi
system will put diiIeren, face on the war
We heartily wish Lieut.. Judd success
we know he will dtse,re-iI.
There is good deal Of sickness at IN
post a, New Smyrna. The disease how
ever, not of n fatal character. Lieut.. Jud
was only able TO obtain 20 men. and pro
ceeded Immediately up the Hilsboro.
Private Jacob Scis'c. Company G. 2
Infantry, was killed by the accidental dis
charge OF 4 ,nuskct. OH The 2ot h ult. IN III
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DIE committee, who aiitr having retired, rcpor
t.da constitution which was read and approved;
and. on motion. was taken up article by article,
considered, amended and adopted.
The mex, movement was the election OF oiil'
Gers 20, the government, of the Society, which
yesul,ed in .he choice OF J. NJ. Chiles, Presi.
dent; w. p. Hill, lst Vice President; L. Grif
nm. Cd do; L. Watson, Treasurer, aud R. Child
Secretary.
/, was then moved tha, the l'rcsiden, appoint
IN Executive Committee, 10 ccnsis, Of one from
each Church, together with the officers, to
transact the business Of The Society.
From Bethany, a. Perrin: Noun, Moria,
W.P. Hill; Bculah, J. d. Adams; Damascus.
Elias Lake; ButIaloe, J. guc!,elon; Providence.
G.Apple,on; Horcb,W. Harris; Sister Springs,
J. w. Coleman; Wanu, Grove, J. Wrigh,
Fellowship, ]. w. Child.
On motion. thirty dollars Of the amount sent
up by the Churches, be applied 10 supply the
home necessity with the Bible, aud that fifty
dollars Of the balance be app!:cd to constitute
life membership; w. p. Hill, was proposed and
elected life member.
Itwns then moved, that the surplus funds in
the hands Of the Treasurer be left 10 the dircc-
ton Of the Executive Committee, and that
my funds coming into the hands of said COM
mittee, be applied to any purpose lha, they may
think expedient.
On motion, that the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Edgcfeld Advertiser,
Biblical Recorder, and Christian Index.
Moved for adjournment.
It was then moved that when The Society
adjourns, ,ha, i, adjourn to NEE, aguin on Tues
day aiier the third Lords day in July, ls+2,
w. p. Hill! being chairman OF TIE Executive
Committee. then proceeded to appoint com.
mittee of three to draft laws for the government,
Of the Society.
Twas then moved, that the Executive Com
mi,tes, meet q, Bethany Church, Tuesday after
the fourth Lords day in August next, at ten
o'clock. Adjourned.
Prayer by J. w. Coleman.
K. CHILD, SecrdGry
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alone Tor several minutes 10 the fire OF nearly the
whole Of the savage force. Major Pierce after
aguiant contest and severe loss, was compelled
10 retire, aud the arduous duty was devolved
upon Col. Belts of protecting the rear. This
duty he performed with such skill and gallan
Try. that no: man was lost during The retreat.
Colonel Belts received a severe flesh wound
through The thigh which together with repeated
attack. OF ferer. occasioned by fatigue and un.
healthiness OF the climate, impaired the vigor Of
his constitution anc unified him for active ser.
vice. In consequence Of his feeble health. he
was stationed in Augusta, until the winter of
1893. Being then ordered TO the Canada from.
| Tier. and deeming his enfeeb!ed frame unabed
10 stand the ngor Of the climate, he resigned
his commission and retired from the service.
Since his residence among us. he has proven
himself as capable OF cxcelling in the arts of
peace as Of war-no one gave higher promise
Of usefulness and distinction, than he did, and
none was better qualified 10 attain il. Polished
in his manners, and fascinating in his address,
endowed with unc common strength Of mind and
accuracy of judgement. possessed Of extensive
and varied stores Of information, Of sterling in
tcgrity and Of lolliness Of character. which
rendered him wholly inca pable Of descending To
auglit tina, was unworthy, he nigh, have aspir-
ed 10 any station.
In private life no one could be more amiable
and exemplary. He was kind parent, a ten.
der husband, a devoted friend. Gil, off thus
young, thus gifted. thus beloved, in the morn.
ing oflife ne has left chasm in society which
may not soon be filed. He bore his pain
full illness with tha, calmness and composure,
which was characteristic Of his life. In the last
and closing scene of life he acted with the firm
ness Of the soldier and the resignation OF the
christian He has leR with his friends the
cheering belief lha, he has exchanged this for
more perlec, and more glorious state Of being.
This should be onr consolation, that though we
may long and deeply mourn his loss, be has
been prohted by the EXCHANGE. He has been
called from world Of pain and anguish to that
mansion prepared for departed spirits, where
there is joy unceasins and pleasure forever
more.
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SAVANNAH. JULY 2S

From FioridG.--Wc learn from an oiii.
Ger Of the Army that an Indian called
Smlanico, who had hccn sent ou, by Col
Worth, came in at Tampa, about six or
=: n days since with party OF about Ill
tc. i Indians from the Big Cypress Swamp.
Suamico stated that about sixty others
would he in soon, supposed To be the same
tha, promised to come in to Col. Darcn-
port u, Sarasota, but were prevented by
the influence OF others.
From the last ndviccs few Of Wild Cat
or Coacoochc's people bad come in nj
Tampa, and others were expected. i'll
number from eighty 10 hundred Our
informant expresses i.as his opinion tina,
thew will be iu.--Geor3iGR.
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MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.

MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.
Mr.. Editor:-Sir-Piease publish the
following appointments, and obIige yours.
WIN. WATKINS.
The brethren q. Watkins aud J. Trapp,
will preach a, Hardy's on the l7,h and 18th
July; Friday 23d at Noun, Lebanon; Sa-
turday and Sunday Oath aud 25,h at Mount
Zion; Friday 3Oth, at Horns Creek !;
July 3ls, and August lst, at Rocky Greek I;
Friday 9th. at Red Bank; 9Th and 9Th at
Salem 18th at Clouds Greek; 18th and
10Th a, Bethel; Goth a, Dry Creek; 2ist
and ODD at Aptioch; 9th at Pleasant
Grove; 2Slh aud Goth al Ed!e6eld village;
4th and 5lh September, at Sardis.
Also-The brethren NJ. NJ. Abney and
w. Watkins, will preach al Rehoboth lIlh
July; at Red Hill on the 18th; 10th OF
Culiham's Mill; l7th and 18th at Plumb
Branch; 22d at Bufialoe; Odd at Bethany;
s4;h and 25th al Mountain Creek: 29ih
at Damascu-; 30,h at Mount Moriah;
3lsi and lst August n, Horeb; 9th at Gil
gal; 9Th and at Stevens Greek 18Th at
Good Hope; 18th and 18th Sloan; 18th
NJ Providence 10Th at Bculah; Goth at
Fellowship; 2ls, 81 22d at Sister Springs;
9th at Pleasant Grove; 2S,h mud 29lh at
Edsclield village; September Sd at Ches-
nut Hill; 4,h and 9th al Pine Pleasant.
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real value, making the specie paying Blnks
their standard. They also recommend to the
planters not 10 vote for Stale Representatives
at the ensuing election. who will not pledge
themselves to advocate repeal of the per ct.
law.
This will do away (,he repeal of this law)
with what is now termed the better cu.ren-
cy," snd place specie paying Banks in the in
terror upon footing with the Banks ofthe city.
Our suffering community cries aloud for the
falhlmeEt OF this important measure.
ARGUS.
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Hrought 10 the Jail

OF this District, negro boy, by the name ol
Y BILL, abour 5 feet, 81 inches high, very
dark complexion. and between IS and 20 years
of age, s,ou, built, and has scar on his leN
cheek, and one just over his left nipple. He
says ,ha, he belongs to Mr. J. Beck. Of Elberl
county, Georgia.
The owner is requested to come forward
provo property. pay charges and take him away
C. II. GOODMAN. JED
Angus. 5, 1e4l tfG
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

FDY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire. Ordi.
Id nary Of Edgeheld District.
Whereas. John Burns and Edward Presley,
hath applied 10 me for Letters of Administrn-
lion. on all and singular s:e goods and chai,els,
rights and credits Of Sarah Burrs, ato Of the
Dis,ric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and adn,onish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me. nj
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Edgefeld Cour, House on the
10th day ofAugust le4I, to show cause ifany
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2nJ day
uf August, one thousand eight hundred 81 forty
one. and in the si1ty-fifth year Of American
Independence o. TOWLES, o. Z. d.
August, 5, Is4l. (S2 l24) b %
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life, at PotersvilIe, on the lth
July, al the residence Of Mr.. q. A. Clarke. Mr..
TIMorH: II. PRIcE, n native Of South Carroll
M, i'm the 3ith Of his age. For the consolation
of his distant relatives. the writer Of this would
rcntiou, that during his short illness, he mani
tested n perfect resignation TO the will Of his
Heavenly Father, having the blessed assurance
of sloriuus Immortality.
Since we can die but once, and alter death
Our stnie no alteration knows;
But when we have rcsign'd our breath,
Th immortal spirit goes
To endless Joys or everlasting woe;
Wise is the man who labours Ia secure
That mighty and Important stake,
And BY al methods tries 10 make
Ills passage safe. and his reception sure.
PoMFRET.
Z" Btssedare ihe dead that die in The Lord"
A FRIEND.
From Lse ErseiHton, (dla.) Southern Shield.
"Ia lhs midst cChfc ne are in DEATH
The presencc Of death in oui midst, is ever
solemn and painful. But rs fnr more pain
fnI when j, strikes down the brightest aud
most cl,orishsd ornaments ofsociety.
On the 18th Of the past month, Col. Belts
d.r,rteJ this life. Never has tiiis community
been called upon 10 mourn the departure Of n
nose valued and respected citizen. Col. Belts
was born in Halifax County Virginia. in the
wear 1919, and entered the military academy at
Yves, Point. Having acquitted himself with
honor. as a pupil ofthat institution. he received
The commission Of second Lieutenant. and was
stationed n, Fort Moul,rie during the Autumn
and wiuler Of '33. After thel massacre Of the
c,ll,u, Darle and his unfortunate companions,
he was ordered 10 Florida. and during tho
Sprinr campaign he acted rs the aid Of Enstis.
AZ The commencement Of the Creek hostities
hc WINS selected as one Of the aids OF Gen. Scott
and noted in that capacity, until his return tc
Florida in the ensuing July. He was second
in command to Maj, Pierce in the battle Of For
Drane, fought on the first day Of August, in iht
wear 1885. He was particular distinguished
during The conflict Gor his cool composure ant
nndnun,ed bravery. The Indians had an over
whsbnine superiority Of numbers, besides be
ing advan,aseousy posted. At one time du
r;6r the action, Col. Belts. while leading for
ward a small party. received so heavy and "a
tal 6ro from the enemy. that every man wa
sbo, down excep, himself, and he was expose
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Lost.

Lost.
A NOTE drawn by John NJ. Chiles, in IA
IN vor Of the subscriber, for one hundred and
fifty dollars. in July or Angus, last, one day az
ter date. All persons are warned ngains; trad-
ing for said no,e, as the payment, OF il will be
stopped. HENRY CARR.
Liberty Hill. August 3, lS4l. 81
~-.~- .-~ s~s syS Osvg Og
Centre-s,ree,, Hamburg, S. C. opposi,e the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.
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ARGUS.

HAMBURG, July %.
The accounts received on Thursday last. per
the Caledonia, raised the ideas Of our Cotton
dealersa little, bat they did not advance in pri-
ces. We are forced TO make the same quota.
tons we gave last week, say z to 0 cts. A We.
ry choice brand would bring 9 cts, Our river
continues in good boating order. But little cot
ION coming in.
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In justice 10 Mr.. Penney, we copy the fol.
lowing from the Augusta Consti,utioaalis,- -
We are at all times willing, when in our power
10 make reparalion to individuals whom we
may injnre, when convinced iha, we have done
so, either Intentionally or otherwise. We CO.
pied the obnoxious article from the columns Of
the Chronicle and Sentinel, taking for granted
it was correct.
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MURRAY & MlLL.

K EEP constantly on hand, at the above
-EYA House. n general assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERY. PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STUFFS, HATTER'S MATE
RAILS, WINDOW GLASS,&c
All Of which they offer nt the lowest prices.
and on terms to suit purchasers.
Al orders executed ,rih nea,nrss and despatch
a supply Of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always on hand. suited TO the season.
Hamburg. August =. ir q
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Head Quarters,

tHc;eN VgdE1r6crSg
Isl BRIGADE. CAVALRY, 10Th July. 1871.
HN obedience to the Executive Order of the
ii ..,h ull. the 2nd Regiment Of Cavalry will
assemble n, Longmires. OIL Saturday the 18th
OF September uniformed and equipped for re,
view, drill, aud inspection The commissions
cd and non. commission ed officers. will assem-
bile Mt the same place, on the day previous foi
drill and instruction.
equipments Of the Regiment. viii be furnished
the Brigade Major on the day ofreyiew.
Brigade aud Regime ntal Staff, are ordered to
be IN attendance.
By order Of Brig. Gen. Bonham,
w. 4. WARDLAW. Brig. Maj.
la Brig. Car. S. c. M
Augmst5
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Tie Crops and Wcathsr.-The seasons
continue good, the crops look well, and
we have every appearance Of bounilul
crops, especially the "main staff Of life -
cotton is also very promisins-tho country
healthy. and all in finc spirits TO reap the
rewards Of their labor.--Forkriiie Compi.
Ter, ,30h uii.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EP Y OLIVER TOWLES. Esouire n,

EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
10y OLIVER ToWLEs, Esquire, Orii.
I'D nary Of Edgcfcld District.
whereas, Aaron Clarke, hath applied to me
for Letters Of Administration. on ali and s;nyu.
lar the goods and cla,tcls. rights and credits Of
Timothy II. Price, late Of the Dis,rc, aforesaid
deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish al,
and singular the Kindred and creditors of the
SAID deceased To be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnary's Court for the said District
to be holden a, Edgc6ed Court House on the
10th day OF August, 1871. to show cause, ifany..
why The said Administration should not be
granted.
uven under my hand and seal this Bird day
Of August, one thousand cight hundred md
forty.one, and in the sixiy.fifh yenr of Ameri
can Independence
.. TOWLES, o. z. d.
August 5. lS4l. (S2 l25) by
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Caution.

SNgEtgOEas
a LII PERSONS are forewaFned from trad.
IA ing for Note given by me TO Messrs
McCann, Jones 81 Co, in March 1910. and
payable on The ls Of January. le4l given for
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, US am
determined no. TO pay said note. unless compel.
led by law, as the consideration for which said
note was given have failed.
FRANCIS POSEY.
August d %