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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-26
THE MADIsONlAN & THE WINGS

THE MADISONlAN & THE WIGS.
We copy an article from the Madisoni-
an, that it may be compared with the one
extracted from the Enquirer. The tone
ofthe one is very different from that of the
other-and yet both claim to speak by au-
thority. The one charges that great in
justice is done to Mr.. Tyler by the Wings
in entertaining suspicion of his loyalty
and that Notwithstanding all the past, they
should rally around him as theirchiefand
his new Cabinet as the field marshals of
the war, &c. The Enquirer, on the 9th.
er hand, has "indub;table authority" for
assureing its Locofoco friends that John
Tyler is substantially one of themselves
and by mt ans of his aid. the Wing par
ty approaches is downfall, &c. So we go.
The Madisonian need give Itself no un-
easinesS about the dissolution ofthe Wing
party: that event is not so near at hand as
it hopes or fears. If Mr., Tyler, with the
few who support him ("some from policy
and some from principle') choose to
join the Locos, they are welcome
That detection viii not effect the integ-
rity Of the Wing party. In fact, if
Mr.. Tyler displays no more J general
ship than he has done, a greater good for
tune could not befal the party, than to be
rid Of such a leader. AS TO this little
party, ifthey only hang on the skirts of
the Wings TO plumber their camp and EN-.
barrass their movements, the sooner we
are delivered Of them, too, the better
The great body of the people are sound.
We have never known the mass of the
Wings more united and enthusiastic. The
idea oftreachery has reused them from
one end of the Union to the other. One
man did not build up their party. The
apostacy of one man ill-contrved andbun-
glingly executed cannot pull them down.
They are glorious party, founded on prin-
ciple and animated by an ardent and in
domitable love Of country. Power can.
not ntimidate, nor can patronage seduce
them from their integrity. Their present
position-sp urning office at the expense
of principle and condemn:ng the Presi-
dent of their own election, when acting
counter TO their convictions ofright--is Of
itselfthe highest eulogy which can be pass
ed upon any party.
The MadisonIan would more certainly
accomplish what it processes 10 desire, by
bringing the Executive back to the path
from which he is straying, than by aiding
the Locos in abusing the most eminent
members of the Wing party. If the Wing
Manifesto musl be erPunged, let it get a
copy and draw black lines around it.
Rich. Whig.
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MissrssIPPf.-The election on the FIRST
MONDAY in next month, for Governor of this
S'a'e' will turn exclusively, il is said, on the
question Of the State Bonds. The wings
maintain that the State is legally and in good
,sl'h bound for their payment, and Judge
Sha'tuck, their candidate has canvAssed the
o'a'e and made known his views fully to the
people II he is sustained, it will be proud
moral victory, which viii elevate the charac-
w OF the States in the eyes Of the whole
WORLD and if his opponent succeed, who has
.aken the negative ofthe issuesit win be deep,
humiliating not only to the State itself. but
. OUT national reputation abroad.
Tus. Monitor.
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STATE CREDIT IN EUROPE.

STATE CREDIT IN EUROPE,
The following is an extract Of a let.
ter from the highly respectable and
long--established house oil Du@del
CrOmmelia & Sons, of Amsterdam, to
a correspondent in Baltimore:
Nat. Int.
eve have received your esteemed
favors Of 18th and 2Sth June, as well
as the parcel containing the Maryland
Tax Law, which we sincerely hope
and trust will provide the need(ul in
regular course. We shall be happy
TO hear occasionally from you that il
operates well. We have in the mean
while further considered the matter Of
the Maryland StoQ but regret to say
that we find conf ence has not as yet
returned suffici0 lily TO investments in
America secur les TO allow US to bring
this stock forward in market with any
hope of success. The reports which
have been sH cad, the apparent diff
Guilty with which some, many even,
OF the States seeGAto meet obliga-
ton contracted voluI Niiy so short a
while ago, and tb} losses in
cured by inve. United
States Bank ard books,
all contributed toS tcasting a
gloom on the market III Europe for
America stocks, which it will take
some time still to remove. American
investements~R in great favor a
while ago. / have continued
so if m lied, and much
good al ess might have
been don Bsues have been
so much 6urS in some places
embarrassment evidently been the
result. 1.-THE raj States, howev-
err, pass laws sim r TO that of Mary
land, and have then duly executed, land
do punctually meet their engagements
for some time, and the newspapers be
not constantly filled with accounts of
real or supposed difficulties. there can
be no doubt due discrimination be-
ing made lrse oftime, and of
return of confidence which, until
the late was SO unhesitatingly
placed in nerican State Stocks.
We shall X the matter in view, and,
whenever a chance may offer, see
what can be done-happy, also, you
may besure, to serve your Interest
We are much indebted TO you, in the
mean while for the Lar, which will
enable US TO meet, and, we trust, allay
the apprehensions of holders here of
American state stocks, by showing
them that there can be no reasonable
doubt at least of Maryland failing in
her engagements, while that good ex-
ample cannot fail to operate well on
her sister States. We have perused
the Law with great interest, and, if du-
ly executed, twill be a great proof Of
what members Of free community
will submit to in order to hold their
faith and honor unsullied."
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OHIo.-In Ohio the Democrats have
carried the county Of CIermont, which ad
Joins Hamilton by majority Of ATS,
which is an advance on their majority Of
las. year. The wings have carried The
counties of Warren, Preble, Montgomery.
Clinton, and Franklin, generally by les:
majorilies than last year. The Demo
Gratis experienced no opposition in Butler
and obtained majority in Brown.
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NEOoHAN has been released from prison by
- - canadian authorities, and escorted to the
49,, T-s' !, I seems without requisiIion either
,.~ - vermont or Washington. The last inn
l'sssIon produced BY ihe testimony n the
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-26

GEoRGIA.-The Elections this State have
gone in favor of the Democratic Ticket, about
300 votes
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-10-26

The Rev. Mr.. Knapp Of Tuscaloosa, will
preach in the Episcopal Church of this place
on Sunday next, 3Ist Of Oct.
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O. The Maryland elections have
resulted inthe success of Hon. Francis
Thomas, L. +. Governor, a Loco. + o.
co House Of Delegates and Wing
Senate. Thomas majority over M.
Cost johnson, IS about 700.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


ID 7 virtue, and in pursuance ola Ger
HD tain deed in trust executed on the
18th day Of April, 1888, by Caleb Joiner
and Mary NJ. Joiner, ard duly recorde-
in the office of the Clerk of Probaes
Court, in and for the County Of NoAuhel
and State of Mississippi, on tie same day
in Record Book of Deeds, IA pages IT'S
776, and TIT, to secure the payment o.
certain notes therein mentioned, to Sam
uel Brock, will sell to the highest bider,
for Cash at the Court House in the town
of Macon, on
Monday, tie 10Th day Of Apgust,
next, the following described Lands, viz:
The west half of section thirty three, in
township sixteen, north, of range nine
teen east, containing three hundred and
twenty one and 21-l00, acres; and the
west half Of the south east quarter, of the
same section, township and range, con.
taing eighty 26-1OO acres.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
SAMUEL MARTIN,
Trustee.
Macon, May 5, 1s4l.-tds l5t pf d24.
/ PosTPcNEMENT.-The sale of the above
property is postponed until Monday, the
First day of November next.
SAMUEL MARTIN, trustee.
July 10. 1s4l.-tds. pf.=d45,
1POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above property is postponed
until the
9th day Of December nert.
SAMUEL MARTIN Trustee.
Oct. Dc 1871 prs. fee $4,000
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

No 81.
Dyer Pearl On Ais. Fl. Fa. To
Benjamin S. Long, December Term l64I,
Elisha Ii. Sharp,
Richard I. Brown
rigg, and surieties,
UDY Virtue of the above specified writ
Id 10 me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States, for the
Northern district of Mississippi, viii
sell on Monday the
29th day Of NoUtm5er 1871
at the Court House of Lowndes County,
the following described properly to wit:
Square number twenty four, north half
Of square number twenty one, and one
acre on the west side of square number
twenty FIVE, all north of Main street in
the plan of the Town ofColumbus, Mis-.
sissippi, with the appearances thereunto
belonging, known as the property upon
which the Female College is situated.
Levied an as the property of said defen-
dants, 10 satisfy the above named execu.
ton and allcost.
A. K. McCLUNG.
Marshal n. Dist. IA.
By 10. w. CARRoLL, Deputy.
Columbus Oct. 22d 1871.
At pfs7,5O
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CiANCERY, }
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI PoR THE
FOURTH CHANcERY DISTRICT.
DECEMBER TERM, 1s41.
Mics Love, Administrator Of
David Love, ct. al.

Mics Love, Administrator Of
David Love, ct. al.
We.
Mary A. Bell, Robert ShotweII. j
VIM. A. Verrell Nicholas J. Moore
Cynthia Finley ct. al.
I appearing to the satisfaction of the
II Chancellor, upon opening the matters
of this cause, that the said William A.
Verrell, Nicholas J. Moore, and CYNTHIA
Finley, are not citizens Of the State of
Mississippi, andthat they reside beyondt the
limits of the same. so that the ordinary
process Of this Court cannot be served on
them. 1t is therefore ordered, that pub
LEGATION be made, for the said defendants
to appear before the said Chancellor at
the term of said Court to be holden on the
Second Monday IN December nert,
at the Court House in the town of Coiun.
bus, county of Lowndes, il the District
aforesaid Of the State of Mississippi, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to
the bill of complaint, in this cause filed,
or the several allegations therein contain
ed will be as to said defendants taken as
confessed, and such order or decree be
made thereon, as may seem meet.
R. L. DIXON, Clerk.
By M. MCCARTHY, d. e
Columbus, Miss. Oct. Is, 1s41. pr. I5d
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u. S. The House 81
Representatives adopted resolution
on Saturday last. 10 30 into an cleo
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TyHE Subscriber continues the Factorage
and Commission Business in Mobile and
would he thankful ffar ara,z nnttnane fls.t
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, l2th Slay, l-il.
To JAMES J. CALDWELL, Solicitor.
Sir:-l am directed by HIS Exccllcncy jomS
p. RICHARDSON, To submit for Your information,
and future action, the enclosed documents.
Order No. Us, marked ca directing the
Quarter Master General to .e the Arsenal and
Magazine lots in pursuance Of Resolution by
the Legislature.
The Reports Of the Inspector General there
in. marked (B. aud c.
These papcrsi are only necessary rs cxpIaua,o-
~ OF the las, paragraphs ofthc report &C. in
relation TO the Arsenal.
II seems the said 10, OH which stands the Ar.
scnal was given by the late Major Hamilton
OF Abbcviic TO the State. There appears To he
no record OF title for the samc and in coils,..
qucncc ,hcreofa citizen of Abbcyc hv the
name Of Che:les Dcndy. who owns an adioin-
ing 10, to the Arsenal has Sc; up II prc,cXt of
claim to the sane, 10 the injury and4puoyamcc
civilians the purchaser
The Governor desires that you VIII invcSli.
gate the atfair, and take such psoAess n Won
may deem consistent with proprFiy. and the
interest Of the State.
Very respectfully. Sir.
fonr ubcdicut servant,
u. L. WATTS, TX. Secry.
BY the Governor.
June 10 10
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yHNUE Subscriber having rented th's i-sta-
bshmcul will open The same 'oi ''ia g., re-
ccp,iou ot Company Tor the Summer lnis
celebrated walsrl,,. place yields to none III me
Southern States for attractions winch sliouid
induce illuS. travelling for hcaliii or pieasiifelo
make il their resort The accommodations arc
annie for 800 ylsi,prs-l;lmicsc can li;vc sui'eS
of rooms in the great Hotel, or houses WIN par
lnurS, or siuslr ur double cabinS, all oi wh'c'i
are conplr,c and tI,nnsl comfortably hiiI'hcd a''n
furnished. The table and bar will he snpp'e"
with the best the country affords. anu no pans
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 '''c e"''-
pany. ,,,;,..,o,I
Al the Springs is an agreeable and cultivated
.,c;,.,y ri rcrrIau.nl residents. Two excellent
academies male and female, where His!'ors may
put their children 10 Schooi.
I'm the llolClarc large aud well arranged rmo-
lie rooms. a band cfuiIsic attends Tor those n's
n,scJ Z, dance. The bur will be well sup
pli.d, au! abinIancc oil ice has been stored UP
Tor the scaSJu :,
Tie. Springs are situated % miles rom
Imam Conr, House 20 niles from Spartan
Iu,r - miles FROM l"rkvil!c, - miles from
! l;h.l,n Springs. aud - from Wilson's White
Sulpncr Spruss, beng the central point io
| Then, all The waters al ,iic Spring are inc-
Stone, h.hy c!,ar.cd with carhonic acid ga-.
and are Is .lr, pure and delightful 10 Tie taste
=. water cam be. They possess decided mrdi-
c;nai virtues, especially III cases 0! dyspepsia
and liver affections There arc besides the
IimcSiuuc, too s,ron. chalyhcaie springs ol equal
efficacy in restoring str''nsth IN case oi dcbii'ly.
Baths, cold and warm aud shower, shall be
! always tcady al It momcnS noiicc.
The locality is one "l the most hca!'!'iui III
the world The country around !, possesses
many attractions in IL beautiful ,rcrcry, It's his
,orical as,uriiiiu;;s. aud IN the manufactures
which arc sprinSIns up all around H. The bat
tie fields oi Biac!isiocks, COwpcns and hnip-
mountain are all near enough for pleasant
DAYS cxc,rsinm-and the prospect from Gclkin
n,oumnn take, in large part oi four districts,
and cmbraccsnliny views OF highly picturesque
aud beautiful scenery.
Since the ll,; Summer the roads leading TO
these Springs have been pu, III order, and The
bridges repaired and replaced. new bridge
has been built al The Ncsbit Iron Works over
the Broad River, AMI no difficulty now exists
| for ,ravclcrs-a line of stages runs twice we :.
from Sparanburg BY these 81 rings TO Lincoln
,on--amotlIcr twice week from Union Court
! House, Ind a horse null 10 iorkriIlc.
There is always Oh hand a supply OF burnt
lime Of the bcs; quality.
~ The Caroiinam. Pcndlctom Messenger,
Augusta Chronicle. Grccnvillc Muun,aIncer.
Edcclird Advertiser. Winyaw lnlelIiscnccr,
Camdcu Journal, will please In,cr, the above
once week for two ,aoi,ts. and send :helr ac-
coun,s 10 the subscriber al Limestone Springs
for payment }. I. JENNi.
Nav - IL
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NEW GOORS.
JOHN d. e. EIDEsD.

WH.AS Jus, received from NV York, 4 iuI!
!. Fl stock Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods.
Containing. beside his usl'al supply "f Staple,
Domestic Goods. Il handsome assortment OF
fine I.awu- Mu,iins aud Lace Goods: Super
london Light Prints, fashions ,f ISL prin-
ted Swiss Muslins. and Printed Lawns; Dam
ask Satin, Embroidered Lace, ani Filct Shawl';
aud of all kinds al fanc. Goods his assortment
is more than ever varied. and complete. To
those acquainted with his c>lnite Of can ;lS-
sortrrcmi." /" he deems this sufficient without an
of ar,iclcs-lrcsh suppIys being
received by almost every arrival
CounIry Merchants supplied nj unusually
low rates
Hamburg tpril :. Is.il. G 10
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,ga,sacs BOatyyrigflt's Supc-
..lGs, SnfYss.


yHyIIi. undersigned takes pleasure in an
b nouncing 10 the Cotton Planters of Geor.
ria, tia, llc has established a branch Of his GIn
Manuiaclory in Augusta, Ga. nearly opposite
IN Bones and GarIniciacls Hardware Store,
where COTTON GINS Of ris very superior
workmanship may he obtained. The materials
will be prepared, and every piece Oft complete
Gin worked uu, under my own care and iii-
spcc,ion, at my nam shop in Columbia. aud
will be carefully pm, together by skilful aud
experienced workman in Augusta.
/ have also appointed u. +. Gondy. my Agent
in Hamburg, 5. c., by application to whom,
nv Gins can be obtained by the Cotton Plan
,cIs of the Districts adjacent 10 that place.
NJ Old Gins repaired nj the shortest notice.
JAMES BOATWRIGHT.
A.uSra. April .D-MayG u IA
It"rhc E,I.c!icld Advertiser, S. c.. aud
CGns,,u,iomalisl, Ga. vii! copy tic above
weekly three m"iiiiS.
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E0Dk AZ I'aHES.

wv will sell a, public auction. on We'd
Wv nc-Gay the 2lsi OF July ucSi. ii not pre-.
yioris,y Disposed OF, our STEAM MILL. IN
Ed.c.ic! district, an. Tic tract u! Land Oh which
II is situated, lyiu: Ou the MnrIcn,Owu road.
!or,y.,hrce miles above Hamburg, aud seven
miles below Cambridge; tug ether with all the
property on ihc premises, consisting of horses.
mules. oXcn, cows, hogs, wagon 10 carry log,
and carts.
The Mill is capable Of cutting from 300 10
5000 fee, OF lumber per day; and wc have had
j demand for The same, which we have had no
means 10 meet, aa! we feel confident in say
ins that such will continue 10 be the case. as il
is situated in the marg gin OF the pine woods ad.
jaccni To 4 wealthy section Oi country, which
is altnoS, destitute oi pine suitable" for baildiug
The situation is elevated and healthy, aud
well calculated for Il public stand: there is on
the l,ac, OF land an abundance OF timber, and
about three hundred acres, which is deemed
nlnios, equal TO any lands in the district in point
of fertility, Of which about sixty acres are in
cultivation.
There is also on the premises a large Car
pcnrcr'- shop. Blacksmith shop. stables and
CRIB. tiiamrd,) together wil, other buildings.
Those tina, NAV wish 10 purchase. would do
well 10 call aud examine the property for ,iicin-
sclyc.; and II, they should wisi, 10 make Il pri.
,air com,rac, ;"r the same. we would refer them
10 Henry Il. Williams. who i on the premises.
or cIrllcr OF H., who eau he iounl near Milton
Posi- Office. l.luIcuS district.
We will iur,hcrmurc state for tie information
of those t!ia, might wish To purchase the In
.inc. wiilu", The other property tia, we will
sell II alone sc engine j. ,Iirtv.n!uc horse pow.
cr. as computed bY Mr. W. u. Lockwood the
Engineer w:.o 80; iiuP; and capable of lriv-
iug one slab saw, one gan. oi l. saws, and one
set a! criuirrS; ~ the times Is hard. and mo.
ncy scarce. We VIII ;akc negro property in az
cIlangc for II; women and chi!dIcd would be
preferred, or sell ii OH ! credit OF one. two and
three ycAi-, the purchaser giving approved
notes.
WILLIAMS * GRIFFIN.
May ~ IL
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State Of South Carolina.
iBREFlLLE DISTRICT.
IL ,iIll, EnNI NON pl Is -

William, C!.a,'ain assignee, Drsins":ioa ~
y. Edward C"!Iirr:rr. ''fm'"nrm.
yET!Ii.EEl;;i.rp! p!aai.a''ul'rabovr.'a stated
EF ease H,,rs liy .il"dLi- D"rlrrnIn"
Observation-Disclosures tsa!-ont 'rua,auh w%!'
on, tie limit, of tiis STATE Cns its -ai lawn.
neither wi!c nor attorney known wi'hm the
SAM. on whom ~ copy OF the Declaration, will
u rule 10 plead thereto might be s"rv"d: On
Lcrr,l. Thai the Driru,!arl plead To the .ad De-
cl4r,,.ou wiihna year aud u 'iay :romrhc- da'r
ii,csro!. otherwise liisl ai: absolute J"d=mrn;
will hr awarded aganst tini-
JND +. LIVINGSTON, e. e. /.
CIrnhs CGirr !
lia. T. l-il n.% r afr u
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFjELD DISTRICT.
Mar Toa'.:s .Iprlisa'.'
IS Wnr Ill! and .:iGr, aud
others. Defendants.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction t:.a' y '!'an'
& Hill and wife, Eliza, De;.mdan;s IN tbs
case reside without tie limits Of this STATE. I;
is therefore ordered, tia; thcy do appear and
obicc, to the division. or sale oI the rc1! estate
Of Stephen T. I'onki:!s, deceased, onor before
the second day Of Au.ir.! next. or tIe!f Consent
10 lllr same will be- entered Of record.
Giycn under my hand, Al MY u!i.cc, i..'' !Jil'
day Of Apri! III
OLIVER TOIyl.ES o. T.. y.
April -. ISL. (;s!0 -. III J.!
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E.Anl, nj This.

q ND il ynu are no, satisfied, call aud see
"a me. a,!:l will cndcasour iosatisly yoh
lJy lhis woaId inform my customers, friends.
and the public generally. that l have ilnc rs,
sor,ucn; OF well sawed LUMBER on hand, and
nv Saw and Girls, Mill ia line order for b,ls-
ness. All orders in ,ny line olbusiueSs will be
thankfully received. promptly attended 10, and
nra,Iy cxccuted. Lumber is reduced To the
exceeding lew price Of fifty ecats per hun
drca feet. or 81 00 per thousand. My Minis
mr., situated nn Beach Crock. waters of South
rd;,,o. Al miles from the Ridge, aS miles from
LOTS, aud . miles from tho Pine House, Just
opposite lhr 25 nile pns,. on the rpad from A"-
ru.,a ~ Coi,ii,bia and : miles ire,n where Tie
roodIiom l.cIl's I" Aiken crosses ule same.
Finally and lastly. would say to- those o'
my customers w!,n are indebted 10 me OH ac.
rouut, prcvious To the 3t)lh of Deer. 1910, will
nlcase make scilemen, forthwith
w. l.. COLEMAN.
limo = II is
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"A OF IL. g..
tf 10

EOuN NJ. WEATilERiORD. living
eD one mile and halt East i the Red Hill.
tolls before me. u small inous colored mare
MULE. supposed to be about thirteen hands
hish aud twelve or fifteen ycnr'olh, some marks
of gccr. with stripes around III legs and across
the wclhcrs. moves little siitl thc left hip. no
other flesh marks visible. ApFaised at fifteen
dollars.
JOHN HILL, J. r.
April 80, I5il. 1t III
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State of South Carolina.
.igGE!IlLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

John Mooc y. DerSnr1'io" N l"rei,
Matthew Houston. 1Tpt.
"a NJllERi.A$ the P'alniliin the above stat
w ed case, has th.!- day filed hi- Dcclara-
ton against tie Defendant. who - absent from
and without the limits oi t!i!s State, (as II SAID.
having neither wiiC nor attorney. known with.
IN the same OH whom copy of thc Dcc!ara-
ton with = rule To plead thereto might be srrv
ed: Ordered, tina, The Defendant plead 10 the
said Declaration, within year and n day from
the date thereof. otherwise lina aud absolute
judgmcn, will be awarded against him.
JND. + LIVINGSTON, L. { i.
CicrE's Office, {
Mav -. I'LL. At aqc Il