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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
FROM THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

TO the President Of the Agricultural
Societies Of South Carolina.
Gentlemen IL ask your attention to the
following resolution, adopted by the Stale
Agricultural Society at its last meeting,
held at Columbia
"That the District and Parish Societies
be invited 10 present 10 this Society, at its
next annual meeting, an essay or memoir
on the subjects to which their notice may
respectively be drawn by the President,
whose business it shall be to designate the
topics on which Information is needed"
There is perhaps no member ofthe con-
federacy more dependent on agriculture
than South Carolina, and none where that
important branch ofindustry is more neg
lected. OF the States composing the
union, twenty have deemed it necessary
10 aid The cause of the husbandman by
legislative enactments. South Carolina
has so far steadily refused 10 lend even the
influence other name to the upholding Of
that pursuit on which her wealth and pros
perity so intimately depend. In this ext
gency, when loo the moral aud political
elements have assumed sombre hue, 1t
becomes the Southern tiller Of the soil TO
arouse from his lelharsy, and 10 direct his
efforts TO the divising of means best calcu-
lated to promote the true interests of his
vocation. Accurate knowledge concer-
ming the defects of our agricultural practi-
ces, and the remedies that are accessible
and certain, is what is now mainly wan
ted. In furtherance of this object, and the
better to attain The end substantially aimed
at by the Society, now respectfully sub
nit the selection ofthe topics for the essay.
to your better judgements, in the confident
hope, that such subjects may be chosen,
adapted 10 localities, as will afford light
enough 10 guide us to the goal of useful
and profitable labor.
1t is conceded, that there exist .ruinous
errors in management, and great neglect
means and facilities for agricultural i'm
provemeut. The fault is 100 common for
the planter TO look exclusively to the annu
al income from his crops, without taking
into the estimate at the years end, wheth-
er his plantation, regarded az permanent
investment of capital, has been improved
or deteriorated.
Learned or abstruse dissertations on hus-
bandry, although they would assistin bring
ing about correct opinions on many points,
perhaps essential 10 our calling are not at
this time the surest means Of accomplish
ing our purpose. Plain practical essays
the necessity Of the occasion alone impera-
lively requires. .
1.-THE service, designated in the above
Resolution, be faithfully performed, I
scarcely need say to you, that an impulse
will be given to agriculture in this State,
of vast and paramount utility. May add,
that this is a cause in which all can en-
bark. Here there are no collisions of in
terest or of opinion 10 overcome, and no
motives at variance with private feelings
or public incentive 10 action.
lhave the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
- Your obd't, servant,
= WHITEMARSH B. .SEABROOK,
Pres. S. As. Of S. c. :.
+, Edisto Island, Junes14, 1S4l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

WIN. Humphries, 70 9th Eel. 1912.
It. w. Morton; to 9th Feb.1842.
J. B. Griffis. TO 6th Feb. 1912. 81
Jarrei Noble, TO 9TH January, 1912.
b. Drake, to 9th October, le40: .ssiiti: 30
J. M. Prothro, to 26th Deer. 1640. B:
F. A. Cochran, to 18th Feb. 1912.
VIM. Mobley, to 18th May, 1912. ~
John Burns, 10 2nd January, 1912.
Luke Culbreath, TO 9Th Feb. 1842.
DR.. G. Tennent, TO 9th Feb. 1842.
Rev, Thos. Morris, to 1st Jan. 1912.
Lewis Holmes, Esqr., to 10th June. 1841.
D. E. Davenport, to 24th June, 1912.
Rev. W.EP. Hill, to 9th Feb. 1s42.
E. J. Youngblood, to 9th Feb, 1S42.
Lewis Sample, to 18th May, 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DIST

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
SHEUMEL NICHOLSON, Sen. living 8
y miles north of Edgefeld Court House,
Tolled before me one bay mare Mule, judged to
be twenty years old, thirteen hands three inches
high, a black spot on the left hip. Appraised at
twenty dollars Appraised by Andrew Ramsay,
ia. Mitchell J. McNeill.s
JOHN KIRKsEY, Magistrate.
June "a If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
We copy the following from the South
Western Georgian of The 1st'instant.

The crops Of this section never presen-
ted more aattering appearance than they
do at the present time. We were shown,
a few days since, field Of corn belonging
to Col. John Woodbrisht of Palmyra,
which in height would measure from 10 to
ii feet, and as far as we can judge is fair
specimen of the corn fields through Lee
and Baker. The cotton crops are equally
promising. If the seasons continue as
they have been, no doubt that our farmers
will get out of debt next winter. 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

PIRATES OF THE GULF.-The New Or
leans papers contain accounts Of piracies
having been committed near the Balize,
and of several individuals having been ar
rested, as concerncdin the murder Of the
crews and passengers of several vessels.
The ship Charles, Capt. Gorham, bound
for Bordeaux from New Orleans, with
many passengers on board; was found at
sea, % miles to the westward ofthe Balize,
with all sails set, and without soul on
board. The Captains aud sailors effects,
together with the passengers baggage
were all taken of. This circumstance
threw New Orleans into the greatest con-
sternation, and immediate measures were
taken to discover and arrest the scoundrels
who had no doubt murdered the crew and
passengers, and robbed the vessel uf all
valuable effects.
We published last week the capture ola
schooner with arms on board, suspected OF
being pirate, II is possible that this YES
sci is one of two or three which are hover
ing in the gulf for piralical purposes
Several small vessels have started from
New Orleans, with volunteers on board, in
search Of the Williams, and it is expected
that they will be captured, as well as their
vessels. Apprehensions were entertained
in New Orleans for the safety of several
vessels, which had left that port; one ofthe
vessels had 100000 in specie on board.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

posed aidea5ne negroes IN al an attempt at insur-
fection mi mi last H will I5be3 3recollected;
thai a free aegr, named George Hall, was hung
not long since having been CONVICTED of aiding
in the insinection. Should Hawes be found
guilty, he VIII also share the fate ofhis colored
comrade. 4 ARGUS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
Hail Storms.-We understand The neigh

Hail Storms.-We understand the neigh
borhood of Hopewell, in the western sec
ton of this county, was visited by severe
hail storm on Wednesday evening last
The growing crops were injured very much
especially coru, wheat, and cotton. A like
visitation passed over part of the county
few miles south Of this place on Thurs
day evening, accompanied with strong
wind, almost running many fourishing
fields of Misunderstanding Jefersoni-
an June Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

Surgical Operation for Stuttering:-We
learn from the last Carolinian. that DR..
ToLAND of our Town, has operated sue
cessfully for suffering. The Editor re-
marks, that he has conversed with the boy
since the operation, and that nothing of the
late impediment in speech remained.--
This is said TO be the first operation Of the
kind that has been performed in America,
and we hope it will be reported by DR..
'ToLAND for some of our Medical Jour
nals.-Iemperance Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

Hail Storm.-We regret 10 learn that
the upper part Of St. Johns, Berkley, was
visited, on Sunday last, by severe hail
Storm. The plantations mentioned as
having suffered injury were Loch Dhu,
Lausanne, Mount Pleasant, Wood Pond
and Fountain Head.-Chars. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
State of South Carolina.

\ :
RY oLIvERsToWLEs, Esquire, erd
LID nary Of Edge6eld District.
Whereas, Robert R. Hunter, with the1will
annexed, hath applied to me for Letters of ADJ
lninistration OH all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits Of Mary Dalton; h,e'
of the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to citeyand admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Edgefeld Court House OH the
5th day Of July, l64l, TO show cause, if any,
why the. said Administration should not be-
granted. :.s.s.s :s,..,sssss..,. -.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst day.
of June, one thousand eight hundred and
futy-one, and in the xty-ffh year Of Ameri-
can Independence. fsz.t9,s~
o. TOWLEs, o. d.
June "a 1e41. ($2 l2t) b2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

The Crops in this section Of country, are.
suffering very much, in consequence fthe.
drought and hot weather, which we have
had for some time past; and if there is not
rain shortly the Corn Crops will turn out
very bad.-Cahalpba Democrat June Is.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

AH'h's6o 5' OOfo''1H 70 VI ItoI EhPPIlSoatoIiF q
Ds. =;
B. F. Bland s. Wife, and others, Deft's. I,
n T appearing to my satisfaction, that Jerei
a. miah Burnett and wife Julian, DefenduRff
in the above case, reside without the limits of
til is State, it is ordered. that they. do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the real es
tate of Marian Adams, deceased, on or before
the sixth day of September next or their con-
sent 10 the same viii be entered Of record.
Given under my hand, at my office, this 18th
day Of June, 1S41.
OLIVER TOWLES, o.E.D
June II j. 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
~ ABBEYfIRs coGRr ta HtUsE'i a5siys s
18th JUNE, IAl.

THyHE Business of The Court being uhpIe-;
III pared, in consequence of the sickneas:ofs
the: Commissioners BenhE Y. Martin. Esqs It
is ordered, that a Special Court zofs Equity Be
holden at Abbeville Court House, for Abbeyile
District, on the third Monday in August next;
and that this notice be published for -four a1c.
cessive weeks in the Edge6eh Advertiser, pub
lished at Edgefeld C. H., and inthe South Carr
Gilman, published in Columbia. ~ -
(Sisned) DAVID Johnson,
June "a ri
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
From Our Correspondent.
Office oflhe Georgian,
SAVANNAH June ,l7-I2 M,

From Florida.-By the steamer Cin-
cinnati, Captain Smith, we have received
the following Information:
Col. Worth arrived at Fort King on the
7th-made dash, with about 200 noun
ted men, at Hulluck Tustenugee's camp
found it 10 the Panesuf. kee Hammock;
houses all standing, Indians gone. The
Colonelarrived at Pilatka, on thel5th inst.
on his way to ST.. Augustine, accompanied
by Medical Director, DR.. Harvey, Major
Capers, Disbursing Indian Agent, Capt.
Wright, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen'l.,
and Capt. Myers, A. @. M.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24
Notice to Bridge Builders.

~ EALED PROPOSALS viii be received
- by the Commissioners Of the Roads,; fof
the lower Battalion, 9Th Regiment, SO. Ca.
Militia, for the building of NEW BBIDGE,
across Stephens Creek, near Jennings & Tom;
kins Mills, {where the Bridge now stauds:(
Proposals will be received TO build a New;
Bridge across Turkey Creek, on Che Can,Bndge
road, (ncar N. loves, where the old Bridge
now stands.) The plan ofthe Bridges can be-
seen by application to either of the Comnnis:
sioners. Proposals will be received at ColheHs
P. O., until the Sd day of July.
By order Of the commissioners. e.
June 1st 1s4l. dis 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-24

The Bridge Case, S-c,-This important
lawsuit was brought up before the Court
ofEqoity for EdSe6eld District, S. c. on
Tuesday Of last week, bu, was continued
at the request ofthe defendants. The COM
plainants Henry Shullz and the State
Bank re1Sus The Bank of the State of
Georgia, G. B. Lamar and the City Coun-
Gil Of Augusta, used every exertion to bring
the case forward, and although the delen-
dants had upwards Of three months time
10 prepare for Court, they urged for an ex-
tension oftime 10 answer, which was gran
ted until the frS, Of September next. The
sum in question is over half million Of
dollars.
MIR. Shultz with great perseverance, had
every thing ready TO meet the case; (alter-
ing not, but relying on his talent, a good
cause, and the benefit Of his creditors,
boldly pushed forward, and did hope that
the other party would lay aside all scruples
and meet him with such titles, deeds sc.
as they pretended to have, and solllc the
question at once. Still with all their ta-
lent and money, bad cause &c. they pray
ed for an extension.
Our opinion is, and many will coincide
with us, that they should have been first
10 urge final decision of the controversy,
and forever sienccd the claims Of Mr..
Shultz, for surely it would be an easy
matter, if good titles are in their possession,
10 have produced them at once. The pub
lie will say now, that they fear an investi-
CATION of The malter.-Hambrg Journal.
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Sherif,s Sales.

IT % NV 1ICk5y y. Z. u
June "a 1e41. ($2 l2t) b2I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09
fktVI'H'I- II
FRED. MAY, NJ. d.,
y. W. WORTulNGTON, NJ. D.,
J. {. HALL, NJ. D.,
ASHTON ALEXANDER, NJ. d.,
Cnnsniiinn Physlciar

MILITIA OF THE DISTRICT OF COLI MBla.
The foregoing notice from the Heads OF The E1ecu-
tive Departments of the Government informs you what
signal calamity has befallen us, in the death OF the
President ofthe United States and the prominent part
Assumed YOU in those funeral honors which may he
speak Nations respect 10 the memory Of departed
patriot and statesman, whose virtue and talents, as
citizen and soldier had achieved ilustrous services,
and whose sudden death has disappointed the expec
taton of sill, more important benefits to his country
With view 10 carry into effect the views OF these
high officers of Government IN manner behtt'as Ehe
OCCASION and honorable TO the militia corps OF this ls-
,rict REQUEST the General and Field Officers the Ge-
neral Staff, and the Commandments of Companies, TO
assemble at nv house Tomorrow TUESDAY, Apr! o.
precisely at 10 clock 10 report the strength and equip
nent of the several corps OF the militia and to receive
final instructions for parade and arrangement IN the
military part of the funeral procession.
The commandants of such militia corps from the
nerhbong States desire TO unite in the the process
sion are respectfully invited report to me as soon as
practicable their inenton with view to arrange them
in due and uniform order, part OF the general militia
~ escort.
The detail of these arrangements, 10 which all the
military accessories both of the regulars and militia, are
expected 10 conform will be published in due time Tor
the information of all.
For the present. it is deemed sufficient TO say that
the whole military part Of the procession, including
the regular troops Of every and denomination, and
all the militia corps whether of this District or OF the
States will be consolidated III column of escort
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09
TIE PENNSYLVANIA Bauk cfhe L

Inc ILHHSHtTHEtiI DdNh ~ tht -
This bubble Is bursting like the South Sea Scir.
and those politicians who were for 50 lately emf
the U. 5. Bank as the agent Of the Gosernn-n.
fooled in their speculatons. What "ketile q ~.
has proved The general meeting NJ STOCK"
took place at Philadelphia on Monday iast-a".
following is the account Of their pfoceea'ngS' =
copy il from the .PubAc Ledger Of uesGa''
their own showing the stocks are worm NV
thing They estimate it a; nearly 41-but N 20 -
they value stocks deposited IN Europe Sir'7'0'
par
Other s,ocks--over sir mtiiionS-at par
Real estate nearly miliions--worth perhaps 'h'
Balances due by State Banks nearly , m..o"
worth probably three
A majority OF the stocks can now be bo15h' -
cents in the dollar, no doubt.
The fact ls the Bank is found totally lnso'Fe'.,
can never pay the stockholders cent nor ~ "
holders more than - or ~ cents IN the c,..H
rKREsrEp BROKERS and others buy the stock
sums 10 get clear Of iargtr amounts. s:oc6S' -
and debts due State Banks, amounting 10 lnt -
pitat--:S5 millions, TO nothing ct ,Aetr liao"
The administration of the institution ny so ,,
own officers, has been shameful. The fn!ae.i p,e.
qulrer "a Wing press, and hitherto fieno - =.
gives an analysis of the Report OF the Commit, IN
vestigation winch we extract Inc
startling development: =.
'sThey found i, difficult and embarrassing Il
probable losses on stocss-ant also 10 iePo''. 81
value of mortgages. Passing over the mass =. =.
of active and suspended debt, the eoTm'.m
that bu, small proportion we're regular ~" r,t
transactions, and The Report stated thai unae. ..a
a. individuals and firms owed up"aiEoo "a.
zach. II unw.rds of $1,000 each; and : up -
300 600 each. In another par, !; was sad w.. =
dvdnals had loans of more than 10000 eaen :sD
four others had loans amounting TO s2oV'o
totals Of the amount Of 2lst of December !, -
pamed-and, as we understood, left result o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

whereof NlaIor.Genera Macon'b commander OF the
Army Of tie United States will lake tie general COM
maud and Brlcadicr. General Rodger Jones, Adiuian
General If the ny Of the United Staes, viii act
Adiu,ant. General and officer q the day.
WALTER JONES, Major- General,
Commanding HE .uttuia Of The District Of Columbia.
Grs HARRlsos's FAMILY.-The connections of Gen.
Harrison present in the Executive Mansion, at the time
of the decease of their beloved relative, were the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. WV. HARRISON, (sons widow
Mrs. TAYLOR, Of Richmond, (nece)
Mr.. d. 0. CorPELASD, (nePhew)
If>nr HARRlsos, of Va, grand nephew)
FnpLAr HaRKIsoS, Of Ohio, (grandson
The number Of strangers the city yesterday was very
large The corpse lay the entry OF the re
sdents House during the day and thousands went win
melancholy steps for Tie last time 10 view the mortar
remains OF the departed hero.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

II nniesi,aiinely declare my conviction thu,
Harrison qualified 10 guard and the liberties and
happiness s country because here follow
because election, and b. his example, viii established
and secured that Of all reforms effort
hopeless VIZ III. lmn. for all future the
single &c.
Mr. Tyler, certain citizens of enrco Va Oct eth
last In letter also meet It'll the following
bic observation-disclosures hr regards the public offices Of the
country created ar the benefit and advantage If the People
and the political advantage Of the President and IL that
spirit utterly The right the part the President,
rho honest capable AMI faithful 10 tie Coni-
make another rao diff recommendation 70 be
fuad m h srorons and partition -
shall whether Mr. Tyler recnccis and acknowledges
the force Of tip dec araiiUn
Frtree, from W Tsers Spseeh in the House Of Representa-
lives Of the 1876 FOR. rasnueh bclre the
ton Of hs corporation Bank u 81 UNCONSTITUTIONAL
cannot ,r roctor II oath hesitate repair the breach
thus made in the Constitution. H WHEN Az OPPORTUNITY
PRESENTS ITSELF OF DOING so without violating the pub
lie faith T. m letter al October 1910, though
he refers res yet the previous Of the
graph letter. lees decided. t?s,rsec and les,
cheering language.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

time the whole remains &taa quo, with The 6es. IN
ders,anding between The organs OF ,''e wv
ments al Washingon.--,E Herafa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

MoLEop CAsE-The Attorney General has return
ed to Washington, and expected 10 make report
to the President, on the case OF Mcleod To-Day ne
=; cleor in the opinon that Mcleod will be able to
prove an alib The trial will take place some time IN
the summer or fall The Supreme Court meets here IN
NAV, and will then determine upon the renae Mean
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09
REPORT OF THE PHYSICIANS.

REPORT or THE PHYSICIANS
WAsnISGToH, April J. lcll
Dear Sir: In compliance with the request made 10
By yourself and the other gentlemen OF the eapne''
the ATTENDING and consulting physicians have drawn mp
the abs,rac, of repor, on the Presidents case, which
herewith transmit to you.
Very respectfully,
Your o5etent servant,
THO. MILLER,
To the Hon. d. Webster htending Physician.
,,nfS STINT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

On Saturday, March p, loil President Harrison,
after several days previous ndisposl,'on, was seized
with chill and other symptoms Of fever. The next
day Pneumonia, and congestion OF Tie liver and de-
rancement of the stomach and bowels, was ascerianed
10 exist The age aud bilty OF the patient with the
immediate pros,a,ion forbade resort 10 general booi
letting Topical depletion, bliseFing, and appropriate
internal remedies, subdued, in great measure the
disease OF the lungs and liver but the stomach ana m
testncs did not regain healthy condition: fna!y, on
the I'd of April at ) O'Clock I. NJ, pronse diarfhGa
came on under which he sank, a, thirty minutes to
0 clock, on the morning Of the fourth.
The last words uttered by the President, as heard
By Dr. Worhng,on, were these s. Sir, wish you
to understand the principles of the Government.
| wish them carried out ask nothing more.
THO MILLER, VI. d.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-09

DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary IF State.
THOMAS EWING,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
JOHN BELL,
Secretary If Har.
]. J. CRITTENDEN,
.}.torntg. General.
FRANCIS GRANGER,
Postmaster Gtderal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-21
' Communicated
INTERESTING TO THE LADIES.

It's said Mr., Clay about to introduce comPro
mise bi.l INTO the Senate, which will provide that 4
any bachelor shall publish MS intention to get mar
RED the silence OF any lady Of his acquaintance, for
SIX months thereafter shat be taken a. an assent on
her par; to lis proposal, and he may pub SD tie
bans without asking Ter eaye But il within The
said six months, any .ady he may fancy, sial de-
clare her determination not to have him, he may
then proceed 10 force her intoa marriage against
her consent This sw is designed BY NJ, Clay ex-
pressy to guard the rights Of the aides about
which. Il Is SAID, that President 1yler is surprised
10 have come constitutional scrupes. Il L UNDER
stood that all parties, and especially tie aides, are
def,bfci with ih. compromise I.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-21
Lost or 1lisgaja.

YASWO Notes o1 hand one drawn Nv Ito>'
u Woodward tor S5l IS, dated 10 Jan'y sic
and due one day after dase, and nsde payable "a
J. j. Bricke. aud one ORA wa Is Il. W. Clay
Ton lor 500 daled Ia February 1850; and
payable to DAME 1t. Burroughs, and due one day
after date.
90 hereby .orwarn any person ot PERSONS from
trading for kaid Notes o. the drawers from PAVING
lhem " any person except iys4. a. aa tie own.
e. al I'D notes.
mos II MARCH
Columbus Aue Is lsti-55
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-08-21

r hereby lorpsrn al persons from trading ior a
I note drawn on tho 18th day Of August 1850, IA
favor Of Ann Ctenehtne Potts, for 81 100 Two
thousand One bundled and fly dolafs, payable SIX
months after date, o. the cons dcrsuou IDr which
gaid n0le was gwen hss enlrely iaiiehi SHat se-
cordagiy resist payment isfeVef.
ASA BLAKE
Columbus Aug. ~, lS!l. jw p