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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
TIE BANK ELL.

The bank bill will probably be acted upon in the
Senate during the present week. We cannot an
iclplte It's fate II is POSSIBLE, and some accounts
say II is probable the Locos will vote for it, in the
hope Of a veto from the President II this be So il
II will certainly pass the Senate. 1t will then have
to run the gauntlet Of the House. There It's for.
tune is more uncertain. From the large wing vote
IN the Senate against Mr. Riyes's amendment, il
would seem that similar proposition in the House
would share a like fate. But we hope for bet
ter things. That clause Incorporated into MIR.
ClaY's bill, will make an efficient bank, and one
adequate for all the purposes Of the Government
and the People. It's becoming law will then DO
beyond doubt. It has another recommendation. Il
is understood that ascheme with that feature in il
had been agreed upon by the whole Cabinet-us a
safe, middle ground-on whish all the conflicting
opinions Of the Wing party might be tremendously
compromised. Somewhat is due from Wings TO a
plan, thus mmended-unles5 il possess radca
and lncurablo defects But this s not the case The
chief objection urged to the required assent of III,
States Is that the assertion Of the right 10 es
tablish branches isa sure nder Of the rght.-Thi
Is mere conies' about an abstraction. Another OBJ
lection is that It will keep alive the issue Of bank
no bank, and bo a fruitful topic for Looofoco Dem
| agogues. IL Is not certainly more obnoxious Of
This score than the compulsory location Of branehe
would be. But who cares for the Glamour Of tn
Loco Focos now7 They are nolhing-and II tn
Wings would despise them, as they deserve to b
despised, they would be less than nothing.
We await the result, IN tho hope, often express,
ed, that the Wings will prove true to themselves an
the country and restore quiet and prosperity to III
, people,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MATkE r

oF " OF the AMERICAN, July 7, IsiI, SPIN
Cai ll.E.-There has been u tolerablv I,rss
supply OF Beet Cattle at market, and the demseJ
not being very active prices have gwen way. Tbs,s
were about 200 head offered, OF which onIv ,bon,
2oo were sold At IS Sc 80 for inferior 10 nr;n,e
some OF the balance are held over Tor higher r,,e,
~hie the rest have been driven to eastern m,,ks,.
Live Hogs have advanced, and we now quote then,
at = j0a IS per 100 los f'O'S '"s''
FLOUR.-Ihere has been less inu uiry for How
aru street Flour this week, and the only snles
made were OF small parcels at 90 IS for good ,t,nd
ara brands which Is the rate now demanded bv
h noe We quote the wagon price at s. SO.
ne receipts as usual at this season, continu. yerv
light very
CITY Mills Flour is held a, So IS, but we hear of
no transactions 10. day.
S S OF Susquehannn, fresh ground, at So rs.
uRAlN.-G esterday COCO bushels of GOOD Penn
sylVana red whea's were taken for shipment. Al
"a cents per suShe. To day we have to note a
decne oil three cents per bushc, with sales of good
l enn. reds at III cents-ior grinding.
we quote Md. white Corn at IS cents per busbeJ
and yellow At 6ja 66 cents. Sales OF Penna yellow
10 day at % cents.
Sales OF Penna Rye at 60 4 CO cents.
we quote Md. Oats at 43 a a. cents-,carce
WHlShE1, Hhds are dull at ~ cents and bbls
at % cents. The wagon price of bJls is 20 cents
exclusively Of the barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
Mr. RIvEs, AMENDNENT

The Loco Focos voted against this proposition
messrs. Walker and Villains and eight Admins
tratrOn Senators voted for IT, Which !, the S,,,ss
Rights party now2 Hero was a question Of the pow.
or OF Congress to establish a National Bank within
the limits Of the States; the amendment denied the
power, and the Loco Focos voted against this de.
NAL This wasEot only contrary to all their long re-.
pe'ted professions but directly IN the teeth OF the
principle asserted Ivy their votes IN the Senate in
1882, as shown by Mr.. Walker, Of Misslssipp..
Consistency is jewel! Arc we, then, to understand
that the Oppcsu are IN favour of National Bank
Are we to understand that they have turned their
backs upon Themselves, and Abandoned also their
pretended regard for the rights ofthe States2 It. then
Bank IS Ia pass, asserting the branching DOW.
or without State assent let Loco ocoism hereafter
evcrmOre hold It's peace. lit be obnoxious 10 South
Carolina, she can nuIiy more, for her redoubt-
able champion must according 10 he vote be agains,
| u, and he certainly never changcs!-.Nadisonian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
DIED.

AT the residence of her father. IN the county or
aianover, on Thursday, the Sth instant, in the s5J
.. Read OF this city. Mrs. Read was. for man,
ggea', an exemplary member of the Prcsbyteri,n
ohurch. During her last illness, which wns nc
L 1 am severe, her mind was calm, her view,
e'eV'ted and her faith in her Saviour strong Shs
kns0 IN whom she had believed, and was ns,s,oI
cd That lie was able to keep that which she had
committed to him: This was the language of her
ups out short time before she left ths world
ns' she would have lived for the sake of her ia
signed to the will OF the Lord. Sne has left an az
ieeuonate husband and five children to bemonn her
loss; but they do not mourn as those tina, have M
hope. ' ""'e ho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

ny Waterman. The H,roe. and Pa,,.o.
OF tho Rsvolu,ioo; Their names are eneraven m
letters OF adamant, upon the hearts Of their coun,ry
mon. N0N""D-
BY Gouel G Rust. The gallant old Shin ot IL.
nloeraey; Jugeled ont Of her position in Islt
through the legerdemain Of log cabins coon sk;,.
and hard eder-in isiS, full iisged, manned. and
gunnej, anu
-shell walh the wacra like n thing of Bfc
And seem To dhTe the elements To strife >"
by T. DAVIS, Jr. "rhc Ship of ESQ ealletD De-
moeraey' = In 1884, she split upon the rock Of Pub.
nc onlnion, where the fragments still struggle with
INC m o,ows; in 1916, the overwhelming wave of
'|nu's, Condemnation will wash them into chaos.
D ,,n Geo RAYMOND. May we always have men
anc,p,e' ior our "prineipaI'' men.
ny Nj Waterman. BY birth a for.;s,., IN
heart, n true american. ''
ny Lieut.. Sianard The whiy Party. Rv
uhon' moderation, and a generous deyot;on IN
Great cause, they achieved the reyolution of ,sin
Tho same spirit will secure to ,hemseIve, I'D ~,
the country, the fruits of that great victory ~
l6- Since the spceulations touching Mr.. J,e,,-
sons bank notions were started, we have frcou.n,.
~ heard 1t 'sked: II Col. Jei. could not be p.r-
suaded to make dive into Hsreulineum5 Tn,
impression is very general that an expedien, of ,h,,
Kind would settle the question in 81 hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

We learn from gentleman who arrived last night
IN the western Cars, and 10 whom VIC beg leave 10
return our acknowe Judgments for his attention, that
Cumberland and York counties were m Monday
last, visited by an extraordinary storm Of wind hail
and rain. " entered Cumberland Valley al Dub.
lin Gap, and then took south eastern direction.
passing south Of Carlisle, striking DHlsbure IN
York county, and proceeding onwards towards the
borough Of York. II Twas from 3 70 miles in width
and Of a most destructive chancter.-'Ths hail was
found IN The hoows TO the depth Of two feet, and
was still thick on the ground on Tuesday morning
Nearly all the panes Of glass in the village Of Oils
| burg were broken. II uprooted trees, prostrntec
| fences, and Unrooied numerous barns. It's ravage,
were piuculhry serious in Dickerson and Soutl
Middleton townships, Cumberland county, wher,
tie grain on numerous farms was utterly DESTROYED
| This was the case with the farm Of TX Goye.no
Rilner, and also with that occupied by his son. TIN
| greatest CONSERVATION prevailed for time. Tn
storm commenced about o'clock in the afternoon
and Il is feared that the aggregate loss will prov
very extensive,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
WHITE sTrLpuTrR spRIYGs

During the past week the company at this delight.
iul watering place has increased rapidly. The mum.
Der there on yesterday exceeded ninety; and we
hear Of many more on their way hither. We IN
derstand the cntefpusing prOpretors have succeed.
ed m procuring the services Of a white band Of all
peror musical talent TO any that they have here.
iolore had
a considerable company is also at the Blue Sui
phur, somewhere between forty and fifty At the
Red Sulphur there were 3 Dourders on the 2Oth uit
We have not heard from the Sweet Spring, nor the
other watering places IN the adjoining counties
LsDisburg Vhig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
% II II L..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
by aud leiih he advice aud consent Of m, S,,,,i
Elisha NJ. Huntington, COMMISSIONS of IN. r. az.
eral Land Office of the u. States. '"
Philip X. Fendall, Attorney OF the u. States IN,
the District of Columbia. W.
PoSTMASTERS.
solomon Van Rensselaer,, Albany NY.
Jas Rees, Geneva, N.
WIN Stevens, Newark, M.
Jos NJ. Moore, Indian polls, Ia
Saml II. jerks, Nantucket Mass
Asher Robbins, Newport X. l.
WIN II. Harrison Taylor, Cincinnati. O.
Benz: w Cause, Tallahassee, Fa.
yno u. Miller, Columbus, o.
Jonas NJ. Wheeler, Canandayua N
leo. VIM Gordon, Boston, Mess.
Jas w. Coburn, Maysviile XIV.
heeland Tynor, Macon, Ga.
Sylvanus X. Lyman, Portland, Me.
Geo Hail. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Ihos Finley, BAliimorc Md.
David Agnew, Wheeling, Va
Jacob Alricks, Wilmington, Del.
mas ifoxell, Reading, Penn.
Chas Martin, ChiIlicothe, o.
Caleb fooie, Salem, Mass
ienrv r. Stcey, Burlington, VT
Wn Collins, Steubenville, O.
Add!ey IL. GLADDEN., Columbia, sc.
Jno Wal, Winchester, Va
Jas II. Turner, New London, Conn.
SAM Gook'n, Portsmouth, N. IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
RI.A\E ROOFS

Mere Clerks, and others interested in such
matters will hndin Messrs. J. w. Randolph& Cos,
window something really beautiful in the Blank
Book line.
Examine closely or you will be deceived, as we
were. They have but one specimen on hand at
present, which cannot be disposed Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

Why Is not ssiden rsmoBsd7' is IN interrogo-
tory we have had propounjed to us by correspon.
dents from the country, times, within the last
ten days. We are unable TO answer it, II is pre-.
sumed, however, the delay has arisen from IN,
other numerous and pressing engagements Of IN,
Administration. That the removal will take place
and that soon, there can DO no doubt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
AN INDOMITABLE WING
Sale Of The Richmond Dock.

The Dock was sold yesterday, in front OF the Bel
Tavern, under Decree of Court, by Messrs. Ian.
caster, DENLY < Co., at auction, for one hundred
thousand dollars. Purchasers, James River and
kanawha Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
MARINE JOU6NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High waier, this boz, 81 o,cIock, a. NJ.


ARRIVED,
Schr Elizabeth, Bcaston, New York, sundries.
to & G. Winston, Alvey Il Lpscomb, G. wor-
than, Wyatt 81 White, + + Iabb, Boyd, Ed
mond Il Go, WORKMAN. McGrudor x Co.
SAILED,
Schr Richard, Baker, Boston, coal
Schr Naruganseu, Baker, New York, coal.
MEMORANDA
BALTIMORE July s-Clearcd, Schr f. Jane,
Phillips, Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond.
BOSTON, July J-Ccared, Schr Union, Case,
Richmond
NEW YORK, July 7-ClcareJ. Schr Orient,
Barley, Richmond.
Arrived, Brig Sarah K Elizabeth, TuTuf, from
Addison, Me, with spnrs, to f Snow. June 80,
ai. 40 10, long 60 30, spoke bnrque Apollo, from
Have, bound to Hampton Roads.
Arrived, Schooner Charles, Wishari, days r. ON
Richmond.
Schr Celeste Johnson, Petersburg.
Schr Planet, Perry, Petersburg.
CHARLESTON, July ARRIVED, Schr Pre-
mief, JARVIS, days from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
RICH MOND.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY
APPoRTIoNMENr OF CoNGREss

The Tribune some days ago compiled the follow
ing table, on which the basis Of the mex, appor.
Torment must be made, and which is OF srea, inter.
est and should he uuentvoly considered by the peo
pie wI.hout delay:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

stephens splendid work has arrived. 1t is got
up IN magniieen, style by the enterprisins pub
fishers, the Messrs. Harpers. We are too busy
reading il now, 10 saw more.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

cure lor SctoluIa, Dyspepsia, CHI onc Diseases
ard DrVpses.
TUE following rcrifracs deemed SOL ficiant 10 show
Il The efficacy of the Alum WUcr
Prom tho Rcv Mo'cNfof ockbriirc near Lexington
MAY 25fh, 1892
MosHs " Campbcll-Iaylng for several seasons,
visited your Justly celebrated syringe and having Uniform
" derived much advantage from the use Of The water,
rhecruiJ hdi my testimony 10 s virtues, both ai other
tnvalds profit ls had DONE 10y tho 81 the
and that you may measure be rewarded for the
expensive Improvements and excellent accommodations
you have made and provided Ny discasc chronic liver
Affection accompanied with cough aud dyspepsia The
Ter uniformly appeals 10 The liver with great Hcton the
bowels. if appetite and digestion ami produc
general effect The whole system. feel well 81.
usdcd that am Indebted ~ large extent the virtue 81
tho Alum Syringe f0T considerable portion ri the health
and comfort htvc enjoyed, SINCE tried its nicucy.
Respectfully
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
4 d METCALF.

Tho Ceriifcatcof Ioseph Bell Efq, Of Rockbtiirs..
certify, that visited Mcssra. tampbclF Alum srrinrs
hunting relief for dreadful case II dyspepsia, and found
much relief The next year returned, aud again found
much bcnri indeed, tic fret relief han found Of
ter ifutcss Trial n almost a the Western Sprinas 10
sizes, So. -''f
Given under ny hand, thls 10th March, 1910.
JOSEPH BELL.
no nm supply received and N he had In barrels nj,
bottles, NJ LHELts JOHNSTON A IYEIIJs
ID To- a.. hi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

The "Gaines case" 80 long depending has At
asi been decided by Jury in favor Of Mrs. Gaines,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

(Y virtue " decree q Hanover County Court In tho
- case n Whtlockes Administrator 10. Whuocte a. III
will DO sod the font door 81 the Bo Tavern on il,a
Jlst n 10 y, two NEGRO MEN, for cash.
BY order u The Commissioner,
iplO dido R.H, DICKINso Auet,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"WEDNESDAY, July I, Is4I.


After the reading Of TIE Journal, Mr. HOWARD
OF Michigan, rose and stated, that while the Dis
trouton will vas under discussion yesterday even.
ing IN consequence Of sudden IndiSposton he was
compelled 10 absent himself from the Hall and for
that reason was not present when the vote was IA
ken upon the fUai passage OF the bill that il was
his intention 10 vote 10 the affirmative, and therefore
asked ieave 10 50 record his vote
The SPEAKER replied, that Ieave could no; lie
granted but ny unanimous consent. Objection be.
Ing made, leave was denied.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-02
70 THE PUBLIC.

MilIedgevlIIe, Ca JUNO I0JT' e.
A servant girl of mine, who had lo 20?
several years labored under a DyspePt'c;
and Liver affection, and whose life mad
despaircd Of, after the trial OF several
Physicians to relieve her, was successful
ly treated by Dr. Peters Of this place. Ml,l.
edgevile,) whom consider Pre-emlnen'Iy
skilled in those complaints. >,r
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-02

pepiic and Liver affection for many years,
and followed the advice Of Physicians con-
sidered eminent, in their profession, with
out being benefited ] finally tried DR..
Peters Medici,lde &omachicde Ell Hepiiciae,
and after making use Of two parcels,
found myself restored to perfect health:
my countenance instead of being pale and
haggard, resumed its former heathlul
appearance, and increditable as it may
appear, | gained nearly twenty pounds
additional weight in the short space Of ten
weeks. It is five months since stopped
taking tho Medicine, and | have felt no
return OF the disease, nor have | the
least reason to suspect | shall, | would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
ly afflicted, to make trial Of the same rem
edy BRYAN ALLEN.
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NJ. y. P. B. C. P. NJ. at his Institution
for the cure Of Chronic Diseases, by
means Of vegetable remedies, No. 1919
Liberty street, New York, Inventor and
sole Proprietor.
Price 81 per box.
This Justly celebrated medicine is for
sale at the Drug Store OF David Jewett,
Liberty, (Miss.)
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State of Mississippi A.:
ANTE COUNTY

ANTE COUNTY.
Circuit Court, TO November Term, 1871.
Stephen Wilkinson,
VS.. Attachment for the
William Middleton, sum Of 500
NJ OFFICES hereby given tina, on the
IN 9Th Of July, l84l, Stephen Wik =
lnson, plaintiff in this case, applied for
and obtained an aitachOnent from Ham.
Mcknight, Justice Of the Peace in and
for the county Of Amite, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements, of VIM
Middleton, defendant, for the above sum
OF one hundred dollars, reNrnable at a
clrcul, court, to be holden ii Liberty in
and for Amlte county, on the second Mon
day in November, next, and unless the
defendant shall appear, give special ba ii
Vnd plead or demur, within the time pre-
scrlbed for appearance at said Term judg-
ment final will be demanded against the
property attached, and the property S,
attached will be sold and applied TO the
payment Of the plaintiffs demands and all
costs. Il. NJ. DAVIS, CIk.
Tousley Piainlfs Attorney,
Liberty, Oct. 7, l84l' 40w4
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VOLUME 6.-NUMBER 40.

having been brbed thereto-and also 10
wet or moisten the powder or printing OF
his pistols majors Swan and SIR, with
party of soldiers, entered his bed roo n,
which he always kept unlocked. At the
voices, he started up in the bed, and
seized his pistols TO no effect, when Ma
jor SIR, fired at anE W, un6cd him. Ia
ken to prison, he som after died of his
wound, before he could be brought to tri-
al. Such was the fate of one who had all
the qualification of hero and patriot.
Had he lived, perhaps Ireland had not
now been land of helots.n
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THE DIsTMBUTIoN,-1'he democratic
legislature Of Alabama does not seem to
admire the Land Distribution Bill, late
~ passed by Congress. A prcambl and
resolutions have been introduced into
senate of pretty decided character.
The pream6 declares that the bill sis
a palpable Violation oftbe constitution Of
the Nked States--distributing as it does
undl listing circumstances, the reven-
ne arising from customs, and that it will
unless arrested, pave the way to an as.
sumption Of the power on the part OF the
general government, TO seize upon the
national treasury for any and for all pur-
poses, without regard to the source from
whence its revenues may be de;lved, and
that it will ultimately make the several
states the stipendiaries and pensioncd
vussals of great contraNpower, thereby
carrying into effect the principles of old
fashioned ultra federalism, rs proclaimed
by the most daring advocates in the
gIoomiest period of our political history"
". D PicGyunc.
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BRIEF SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF LORD Ed
WARD FITzGERALD-By Lord Byron.
Some time previous to Lord Byron's de-
parture for, and arrival at Missolonghi, in
Greece, to aid in the liberation OF an op
pressed and i'll used people, and where
death terminated his career. he gave ex,
preston 10 the following remarks, which
at the same time, form brief history OF
our immortal hero:
..What a noble fellow" said Lord By
ron, "was Lord Edward Fitzgerald, and
what romantic and singular history vas
his! If il we're not too near our times, II
would make the finest subject in the world
for historical novel. Lord Edward FltZ-
gerald,n said he "was soldier from his
boyhood. He served in America, and was
left for dead in one of the pitched battles,
and returned in the list of the killed,
Having been found in the field OF battle,
after The removal Of the wounded, he was
recovered bv the kindness and compassion
of a native, and restored TO his family as
one from the grave. On scoming back
to England, no employed himself entirely
in the duties of his corps, and the study
of military tactics, and got a regiment
The French Revolution now broke out,
and with it Il me burnt in the breast OF
the Young IrIshMan. He paid this year
visit TO Paris, where he formed an lntl'
macv with Tom Paine, and came oveI
with him to England. He, dining one daj
al his regimelltal mess, orlered the bant
to play a Revolutionary air, (cG irG.l a
few days after, he received letter iron
cad quarters, saying that his Majesty
dispensed with his services lie now par
a second visit to America, where ne livet
for two years among the native Indians
and by whom he was treated with TN
greatest respect and hospitality, having
been made a chief Of their tribe. Ia
once more crossed the Atlantic, and set
tied on his family estate, in the Ooun'll
Kildare, in Ireland, where he iuIhlleo az
the duties cs country gentleman ant
magistrate. Here il was that ne became
acquainted with the O'Connors, and, u
conjunction with them, zealously exertet
himself for the emancipation of their com
mon. but unfortunately oppressed an
tyranized country. On their Imprisonment
he was proscribeds and secreted Tor 81
weeks in the liberties Of Dublin, but wa
at length betrayed by a woman-sh
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State of Mississippi !:

ANTE COUNTY.
Circuit Court, to November, Term, 1871.
Van f. Swearingam,
VS.. Attachment lot
William Middleton. $3.50
NOTICE is hereby given, that on
Y 9th Of July, l84I, Van r. Swear
ingam, plaintiff in this case, applied Tor
an obtained an attachment from Russell
Jones, a Justice Of the Peace, in and for
said county, against the goods and chat.
tells, lands and lenements, Of William Md
dle,on, defendant, for the above sum Of
$3.50, returnable at circuit court to be
holden at Liberty. in and for Amlic coun-
~. on the second Monday in November
next, I84I, and unless the said defendant
shall appear, give special bail and plead
or demur, within the time prescribed Tor
appear ancc at said Term, Judgment hnal
will be demanded against the property az a;
,ached, and the property so attached WIN
be sold and applied TO the payment OF
,Io nlnintifT's demands and all costs.
'"' L. M. DAVIS, Crk.
Geo. F.. Webb, Plainlif's Attorney
Liberty, Sept. 80, i84l 4ow4