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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
State of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
N EOUITY.

Jacob B. Smith and ano,hrr. pwnr
Exccutors.vs. ilcmry Shn!tz. p,J;sC
Oliver Simpson. " others.
aT appearing 10 my satisfaction. that Elian
4 Aicxandcr, William Y. Hansel. and Oliver
simpson. defendants IL. this case. are wiih"m,
the limits OF this State; on motion. by hr
WaidIaw. Solicitor fur plaintiffs: Ordered. that
the defendants above named 10 appear in this
Honorable Court, and plead. answer or demur
10 this Bill. wit..in three month ipm the pnhi-
cation Of this nrlcr. or the said Bill will be taken
pro hoatesso against them.
J. TERRY. c. T.. L. D.
Commissioners Office. Feb. %, lsia.
March = 3'n 5
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Is Sow IN GOOD coSpiTl,

Is Sow IN GOOD coNDiTioy.
IIavin. raised the Warehouse above the
highest histI-waier mark Of the great May
food, with sufficient foundation 10 make il
perfectly secure from any Rise in the River.
while our locaiion in Point Of FIRE
mol surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg. being situate on the Corner Of
Centre and Market Streets. and occupy.
ing tho whole front Square ls Cook Street,
opposite 'he Bank s. Post Office. convent
eni 10 The Rail Road. immediately on The
River, and in The very Ccn!re of The Prin-
ciple Cotton Denlcrs and Shippers. aud the
great tiioroughtar to the Bridge.
Grateful for III liberal support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, a continuance Of
;lreir confidence. From our long expert
ence ia ,he Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confidcul. with our lacilIies,
to be able to give 10 all entire satisfaction.
We mike iibcra, advances on Cotton IN
Store. and w'Il attend To the Sale or Ship
ping OF Cotton on moderate t"rras.
Business Co;nmiIicd to our care will
receive prompt attention wiiI, our hest ct.
forts for the intcrcs, cf Customers.
SIBLEY & USHER.
HAMBURG s. c., Oct. |, 1911. ,f 36
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State OF South asollisas
EDGEFIELD nc
nv rI,fyk' 1ntflffflFf lS&flSs

B,;,,un Nimms "a. llstta FsflsE IL a ;issc':.
IL. q, s;nc,,;r sssff.
wEIUERElS the rIaissi q sip the sbsse sia-
NE led cnse hastIfss dng Rtsd iiis decisfa-
,o, ,,be Deit.ssdassss, Is 5 a5e alseniifoI,
and wi,bout ,i,e lults 81 sl, sts. ~ 4 Is said,
ha ving uei,ber wild sI slt6rrsey known fyi'iiin
,ha sss,ss a., svl,r,s:s u oil lhe aeelaratios
wa : S, 4, 4, Hteh' DO served,
ss,sSs-a INN lie piea 70 zoe saia
8, li;,s 4 ast Day. HON inc
1s,s " ,sSss,,s olIl afi bsnrie is'a
s-..,,s ,.sss ,ssiIS ia b Il sSe FnI.
ss,,. e, NY, = g; z = ~ c. G.r.
81. ~ y ~ Ig.es ~ - age 80
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State 0t' Sonth arolina.
BiRNWELL DISTRICT.


James ID. King BM(or acct. s. in.
W. junction. Filed
Benz. R. Jenkins. 81 others. a5li Jan. is4l.
GAN reading the affidavit, filed in iiis case it
~ Il ordered. tint the defendants Benjamin
Z Jenkins, and the legal representative Of Paul
Fi,zsimmors. who reside withou, The limits Of
this State do answer, plead or deni;ii, TO III"
above stated bill within three months. or Judge
men, will be taken against then, pro conjeSSo.
A p. ALDRlCH. C. & q. L. 3. D.
Commissioners Office. BarnreH
District, Angus, IG, Ell.
August 10 &C %
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Notice.
HHAYING purchased of Messrs. BRYAN &
H III Minor, their entire stuck Of Goods IN the
Mereham Tutoring Business, IN this place.
we would ,nke this method Of Informing our
friends and the pnblic generally, iha, they can
be furnished al the old s,and of Bryan * Mi
nor. with Clothing. OF A. good terms. and mol
inferior in quality 10 any similar establishment
in the Southern country. We intend to keep
on hnnl 81, nil times. good stock Of
English & French Cloths,
and CAssInEnEs. selected IN the New York
aud Philadelphia Markets. together with all
other articles IN our line; ana tn those who "a.
yor us with their patronage in this business we
woud say that every exertion on our par, shall
be used 10 give perfect satisfaction.
GUODE & LYON.
Jannary !. isi2. Il so
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State of South ar0lina.
.iBBEVILBE DISTRICT.
lI THE rnNMf,N plEaG

John Mooic vs.. Declaration in Attach.
Mathew Houston. msnt.
NgTHEREASth the Plaintiff in the above stat
w ed case. has this day iIe,i his Derlara'
ton asnins, the Defendant. who ~ abseni irpif,,
and without the limits OF this State. (as II l. SAID,
having neither wI!c nor attorney, known with
in the same. OH whom \ copy Of the Dcclara-
ton win II rnlc 10 plead thereto nigh, be serv-
ed Ordered. that the Defendan, plead TO the
said Dccara,ian. within year aud day from
the date thereof. Otherwise iinal aud absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him,
JNO. + LIVINGSTON. Z. e p.
Clerks Office.
Nav IS. lSlI. n.&r. age IL
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VKTHEREAS the PlainlilEin the above
wv stated case, has this day filed his
Dcclara,ipu asuisnl the Defendant. who is
absen, from aud withou, :he limiis of this
State. as il is said. having neither wil;. nor
attorney, known within HE same, on whom
copy of the Declaration with rule to
Plead thereto, might he served: Ordered
that the Defendant Plead TO the said Dec
laraiiou. within year aud day, frnm the
date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. C. p
CLERKS Office AGE Al
Nov. 81. 1871.
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Notice.
Eeroagohs In the ,grSE

NbVVtta Vt w EEEC ~Wtt .
6P this District. u Desrn inln who slys his
Y y name ~ Juscph and ihTt he bclongs TO
John PerrinsoI,, of jlackies Island. g., oil
fsh, complexion, nrge whiskers from ear to
ear. 5 feet inches high.
The owner is requested 10 come forward.
proyepropery pay charges aud take him away.
C. II. GOODMAN. }. Z. D.
Jan. S. 1912. II 40
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Notice.
FHyHE Copar,mcrsnip nerctuiore existing be.
IL tween the subscribers under the firm o
G. l.. g. +. Penn Il Co. was dissolved Oh the
first day of January. lSi2, 10y mutual consent,
All those indebted TO the concern by no,c or
book account. are requested TO make pro,np,
payment. As longer indulgence will no, be given.
G.. l.. PENN.
EDMD PENN,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
The business will be- continued at the oil
stand by &. l.. 4 f. Penn. We arc thankful
10 our friends for their former patronage. and
wall Try AMI make II to their interest To continue
the same. We shall rplenish our stock in the
spring. and will sell the present relnaining
stock very low for cash, or Oh a credi, to pune.
tiial customers.
G. L. PENN,
EDM'D PENN.
Jan 10 If IL
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Notice TO Guardians aapd
Trustees.

a Ii Guardians and Trustees liable TO nc
IA count in the Commissioner Oihce. who
have 10, made returns since the first OF Jan,'a.
~ 1872. are hereby notified 10 make said re.
turns or. or before the first Monday IN April
next, or rules 10 shcw cause wiIlbe srrved upon
:lem. according TO the proyisions Of the Ac, Of
the Legislature, passed III December. ls4O
J. TERRY. C. u l.. u.
Commissioners 0tiec, March Z, 1912.
i.,arcl .
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state of South Carolina.
hBBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN TILE, nllIifnN DIHiS

VS.. John Baggs, ment.
WNT THEREAS The Plaintiff in the above stat.
w cd case, has this day filed his declara-
ton against the Defendant. who is absent from,
and without the limits ofthis State, (asis said J
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same on whom copy OF tho Declaration.
with rule to plead thereto. might be served:
Ordered, that the said Defendan, plead to the
said Declaration. within year and day from
The date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded asains, him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, G. C.P.
Clerks Office,
May 4, isil.S p.&r. aqo II
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.IEoa.eu ts Vgelrsa4eeg.

HTVHE Subscribers take this method of re-
O. turning their thanks to n liberal public,
and respectfully sollcits u continuance Of their
patronage.
But ut the same time we are under the ne.
cessity Of calling upon ihose indebted 10 NJ TO
come forward and liquidate their Notes and Ac-
counts Immediately. as it is utterly impossible
for us 10 20 on with business. unless oriT c,lso-
mers pay rs more punctnalIy. The extreme
pressure Of the times render this absolutely ne-
ccssary.
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ri q Ef fsss z s sEis sasss8 ~
81 sIl ! 4 ! 81
sisii S.,ies ls
nd I'll ss a.
assbss Is lss hess ss ssssssss
III III IL sss slieE.,
sSsS siDsl etea,
~ 4 f,site isistances that for
E s. alsssiss is sbSsie.) we have ensag.
ii sti HI i ~ 81 ID continne an English
IN slsis elaee. the School viii COM
.!Se on ihc frs; aloaday in !ant'ary; ana oe
governed by the sang Rulrs Rates oil I'lilian,
tim, have governed his School the present
scar Air. Il. has beeu engaged as seaciief
sIgTias three on, of tho eight years since Tho
schools we're established. For h!s quailtica'
sioIss and peculiar talent fct mpHrtins 5At,ow-
ics.ses we refer to his former PATROLS and 10
tlis iol!owins named gentlemen: Hon. George
McDutEia, Ahbeyiile; Rab,. Cnnhimsham Esql''
Laurens; aad the Hon. +. w PIehe'is, Edge
Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
September 80
FaCturagc a. Commission
RSesaSaAeSS,


uAM6UkJ, ). L.
A 5 have drc.incd selling goods, bcs
"a. leave 10 return my grateful acknswlcdse-
Il,el,lS 10 my irleuds, ana lie pubic Sehciaiy,
10, tnc.r liberal patronage While thus engaged.
| now oiier my services to tie pno.'' IL aii
AGENT. Ia receive and forward all kinds oi Incr
ci,andlzc aud produce. Aud. as 1 'S'! nos be
engaged in auy u,hei business. l"Ili pay sir,ci
attention 10 the interest OF all those conssnlii5
their produce or mercaaadze 10 me, and ~ bile
in nay house the bcs, care wil be taken. and 'oI-
warded with despatch, or orders prompuy
obcyed.
From experience and observation, | have
long thought that I faithful agent could tcnder
considerable service 10 the plan'ers III selling
their Cotton aud ilour. and buying iheir Ssoce-
ries; Aud, Us have been engaged III Tits mar
ket, ior the las; ten years. aud ac2uaiiiied WITH
The .rnera F0xtifs olbasIiess therefore oliei
my services 10 my friends aud the planters sen-
erail,; and will faithfully devote my Undivided
attention in The interest OF all ,iuse who may
ccnnIi, to my charge the selling OF their pro-
duce, and buying such articles as they may "r'
der.
In all cases, my commission shall be moderate.
II. L. JEFFERS
Sen, % 1871 lf3o
j. ). am not interested IN any Warehouse
in the place; therefore ail Cotton sent 10 my
care. will be stored as directed, aud u no direc
,oms, my best Judgment Will be used ior The
planters interest. ii. l., ].
The Grecnvilie Moantaineer. Edseiield :ad.
ver,iser. PendIetou Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland (N. c. Messenger Will
inscr, the above. two months. aud forward bills.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
State Of South Carolina.
EBGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
.issampsit,
Eorsign Attachment.

isSampsf,
Wiley Million.
TEynE Plaintiff having this day filed his dc,
Il clara,iom in my office, and the defendant
having no wife or attorney. known 10 be with
in the slnre. on whom copy OF the same, WIN;
n rule 10 plead. couldh served. !, Is ordefefs
thai the ,leiendan, plead,o the said declaiasEp1
wi,hia year aud day, OF final and ahsals:ss
judgment will be given agains, lliu,
GEO. POPEsses
Clerks Office. Dec. 10. lcil. c. 81 81
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lls3 z 31
State d sllsts
EDGEFifssa &
IN THE COAIBls5l
Beverly Burton Atias
W., If lta;n. Dskf

he Plaintiff having this day fIsd j q
Declaration in my office. aud ihe Defend
nj having no Wife or Attorney known to be
within the state. on whotti copy OF the zane,
wi!c arrln 10 plead, could be- served. IL is or
dcrcd that the Defendant plead to the said dec-
Iara,ion within year and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be given against him.
GEO. POPE, c. C. p.
Clerks Office.
Dec. I8, lSIi. ess 81 90 ~
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Greenwood. Dec ~

EpeEr1sLDC &. IT,, >. Z.
YEgHE SUBSCRIBER having rented the
ssiablishsseut formerly occupied by Mr..
a. d. Addison has fitted it NJ, Tor the arc"n-
inodaiion Of transient and pern,aren, h"arders
Tie Holel * near the Courthuuse, IN \ very
pleasati, situation, aud ne tlut"rs himself tia
:. lbs tahle will bear comparison with any tins
scctio: OF the country. Good s'ao!ins and Mt
tan.iye servants ARE provided. aud in fac; every
,Iins thu, can be done On his part 10 render
travellers and boarders comfortable, will be
attended TO.
lie Is prepared 10 Accommodate two or more
families with board ard from the well known
beal,h and good society of ,iiis Village, iam-
lies will find il i desirable summer residence.
His charges ia all Instances will be made 10
correspond with the times.
CHARLES COMPLY.
MaIcl, 2, 1912. 5 If
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LEV.EgE' !ST.KEeK+Esa-
IN the rear OF the Old Anlerican Hpel,
Il occupiedby r.. Il. Hunter, "ppasi,ahe
Raj! Road depot.
FAKE REDUCED.
Horse per month SD00
=. Z" day 81
=. Single fre %
The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, thai he
has opened LIVERY STABLE in
Hamburg. 5. &. where he will AT all tines,
keep supplied with provender and fnage
of the hestquaIity. Having sood oslers
aud excellent dry Stables; ne hopes losiye
satisfaction to his patrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand, Cirri-
ages. Rarouches. Busgies. &C., with are
iul drivers with which the public cat. a,
all times, be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms. lie therefore soicils
a share ofpublic patronage.
n. B. DRIVERS eau bc accommodated
with good Lots we'll wairred.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg, Nov. !. ISL lf.il
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State of South arolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.

{; iIaI.i"n:ch S%SIr KS Dee'nrotio"iH in .iaeA"eH'
RETH' REAS the PiainiiiTin the above sta :
w ted case. has this day fled his declaration
ag,inst the Defendant. whp is absent from. and
without the Limits of this State, as IT Is sud, tar-
Jog neither wife nor attorney. known within the
same. on whom copy ofilrc declaration with a
rule I" plead thereto. might be served: Order
cI tl,a, the Defendant plead 10 the said leclara.
ton. within year mud u day, from the 'inic
lirrcoi. otherwise iinal aud absolute jndsmen.
will BE- awarded against him.
clerks 0fce. GEO. POPE, &C. P.
Oct II. ISil. ape 30
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

siblcy s. Morrison BIZ to Eoreelosc Mort.
Eliza F. F. TUT. gage
NOTlCE is hereby given that by virtue Of
lV an order from the Court Of Chancery, 10
foreclose the mortgage in the above stated CASE.
I shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder at
Edgefgld Cour; House, on the FIRST Monday in
April next, the tract of land described in said
Mortgage situated in Barnwell District coD-
tanning four hundred and iory (il0l acres more
or less aud bounded by lands nfG w. Clayton
William Turner, DR.. BcIy and o,hers on
crcLi, until the iirsI day in November nexl, e%.
cep, the costs, which must bc paid IN cash; the
purchaser 10 give Bond. and personal security,
and a Mortgage Of the premises.
j. TERRY, C. T.. E. D.
Con:m'rs. Office. Edge
field March 5, l542, (S4 sly
Marci, 9. 1892 1t
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State oi Snuth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

It'd EUBEN MUKGAN tolls before me an
10 iron gray horse MULE, with some sad
dIe spots on It's back, and mark Of The collar oa
the shoulder abou. four feet nine inches high,
supposed 10 be aboulIen years old. Apprais-
cd NJ sixty-fve doi!ars. the said Iple sal q:
seen within mile of Penys il tssstfisl
aforesaid.
GILES MARE
Jan. 26 aiss 5al
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SHIRLEY & USHER,
Warehouse 0Ba0 Commits.
Si0ls sMerCisgiags,

.FIAKE pleasure in announcing to tiIeir
Il Country friends and TO The Public
generaily, thai their
U4REHOESE AND WRdRE
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The above. with a!most every variety ofarti-
cles psnaIly kept in Dry Good Stores. Whole.
sale or Retail. in quantities 70 suit purchaiars.
Merchants from the country are inviiel 10
call aud examine his assortment.
Hamburg. Nov. |. Isil. If ID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
AN ACT,

LAYING TAX ON THE COUNTY oE cHIrTENDEN.
Il is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
4 the Stale Of Vermont, as folIops:
SECTION l. There 10 sessed tax Of six
cents on the dollar Of the list Of the polls and
rateable estate Of the inhabitants Of the county
Of Chttenden for the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty-two, for the purpose Of re.
pairing or building anew the county Jail in sid
county. TO be expended under the direction Of
he Assistant Justices Of the county court; and
Truman Chittenden Of Williston and Josep
Clark Of Milton, who are hereby authorized,
either in term time or vacation, TO make all
necessary orders concerning tho same, audit all
accounts and Draw all necessary orders.
Sec. 2. Tho Treasurer of said county 10
directed, on or before the first day Of January,
1913. 20 issue his warrant TO the first constable
NJ tue several towns in said county, for the col
lection OF said tax, who are required to proceed
in all things in the collection Of said tax, in the
same manner a., by law, State taaes are 70.
qulred 10 be collected, unless when this &C,
otherwise directs.
SEC. 3. The selectmen OF the several town.
~ SAID county shall make out and deliver to the
nrst c0nstabies OF their respective towns in the
month OF January lS43, tax bill for the col
lection OF sad tax, in the same manner they
are required by law to d. ia the case Of State
taxes.
SEC. 4. The first Constables Of the ssvera
towns OF said county are required to co.lec
and pay over to the treasurer of said count,
The amount Of said tax by the first day Of june
next.
Sec. B. This act shall take effect from an,
after the first day Of Decemb.r. 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16

Sonth Carolina, TO succeed Mr.. Preston,
having received al out of l4o votes. MIR.
McDullce was elected both for the uncxPir-
ed time of Mr.. Prcsion's term, and for six
years from the 4tl, Of March next.
On the 81 inst. the President Of the Sen
ote of South Carolin;, l,il before that body
a communication from tic Hon. John c.
Calhoun, rcsigning his sea, as Senator of the
United States, to take effect on the 4th OF
March next.
The following is Mn. CALnouN's letter Of
resignation:
ToRr HIT, Nov &c, 1912.
ITO the Senate and House Of Representatives.:
ut is my intention to retire from the Senate at the
close Of the present Congress- and as it is the policy
Of the State to fill the place OF Senator IN advance, 10
guard against the contingency ola vacancy, IN order
that tho Legislature may have the opportunity of do
ing so in my casa, herewith resign my place Of SEN
tor in Congress- 10 take effect after thu 4,h OF March
next.
found gratitude to the Legislature and the people Of
the State, for the many marks Of confidence have
received from them, and for their ifu, uIwnverinl
support in the many trying scenes through which II
has been nv lot 10 pass in the lang period of thirty
enc wears in the service OF the Union.
THAT the State may long retain her high standing
10 the Union and that the Union ITSELF with our free
and h,ppy an glorious institutions, may be trans
mitted to the lsicst generation, shall, to my las
breath, ever be nv ardent PLAYER.
with the highest respect, am, &c,
~. c. CALHOUN"
Three days after the above leucrwas writ.
ten MR. PREsrON of the same State resigned
his seat in the United States Senate, so tina
two new Senators must represent the Chival.
ry hereafter. The following is Mr.. Pres
toms letter. 1t IS sufficiently concise Ger.
tainly.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 30 1872.
To the House o. ?epresentotireS:
GsNrLEMES: hereby respectfully resign to tn
Legislature of nth 'araina my unexpirei term il
the Senate Of the United States.
With the highest regard,
! am your " ellent servant
WILLIAM c. PRESTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16

MopEsTy.-Thc Boston Morning Post,
with a delicacy and rropri"ly peculiar t"
tina, paper, demands that Jon> DAVIS shnnll
not permit lis name to he presented TO the
Legislature of NASSAU husett> rs IL candidate
for Governor, because the Wigs were divi-
ded, Ut the last election, between DAVIS,
Ap.Ms,an! SEwALL; and M,HroN therefore
the three Wing candidates. This is what
We call decidedly Greene.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16

NoRrn CARoLINA.-The Legislature Of
North Carolina has balloicd three times for
Senator in Congress. without making any
near approach 10 choice. There are three
candidates, viz. Mr.. Graham, Wing, who
received on each ballot, CT to 20 votes Mr..
Brown the Van Blrcn candidate, who had
81 TO So, and Mr. Saunders 81 to SO.
The rcsul, is doubtful, as it is said there is
not only strong opposition between the
friends Of Brown and those of Saunders, bu,
an alteration between those two gentleman
ncrsuna!lv.