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'feSde't aad Directors otHe South u estcu road for
period ~ gears afiti lt efpdnj safio, u sad Com
Patg and tter The expiration q sod yens. TIC bonus
V9fSdtd' sbda he set apart AID appropriated 10 NE
Pd4hed u he interest aud redemption q uc stock cred
Jed and p'osided for Ia his section, uai,l Tic sjd
IN discharged.
(lr DonMAs's additions in italics)
l)nnng the morning session. Mr. CRrrCuFirLp op
p Sod the amendment the ground that it wus Moth
M mon nor les, tan direct appropriation cut OF the
Treasury
Nj. .NcNSeN opposed the amendment.
Mr DoRnAS replied 10 the argument and eouonded
that II would beno breach Of faith thus to divert the
bonuses. lie SAID that one Of tn, Buh Presidents had
remarked Ia Inn on the folly of the State investing
her bonu3cs IN soc, Al 500, Inch onl sold IN market
,rr S6a
/ Mr. Cox of Chcscrfed. rosc to know If ,herc had
not been somo log rolling cohoQllng between the
hemher hom Ruckhrdge aud tho laen,bcr nom \
melia.
Mr. Donnts dcaed dat any such arrangement lad
been madt with the gentleman irm Amcla
Nr. toonsoN arale III favor Of the h aud amend
meni The 9eatI,man from Il c,brdge lac said had
been charged with htli9,E oad oocItg. Tim WAS moi
I'D. lie CHARMED theafp neats ol tbs bull With billing
and eoung. Nearly every ne who atlrrsscdthe ou,e
THIS winter, had declared himself friend OF tho South
western Il al They did not, however, prove their
friendship by their 1ae'. lis friends had brought III
Proposition aIlet proposition, III hopes Il pleasing these
gonuemcn, and yet each Was ouloualy voted down.
Weyotcd Ter the ptol, slt.on Of the gentleman from
Louisa, (t'adanslle and ilafrsuuhufe iumpihe) W.
rolled hs ua=i We did al this without bargaining for
Ate9hE the support eany lefaar measure. Yet, when
1t eam5s up, all accnrrae,r 10 lll II. Nj G., thought
tsa lar opportunity l1r the Ja bank men Tor
wand and oakepuc step toward. suuderng the connee
ton tween Bank aud State. i, investing the States
bonus ~ an Improvement Which would rodnund to the
honer aNd benefit 81 the whec Sate--whieh would
ita" eut tbelnuoosa resources OF rah hut neglected
50, ege0-Nb.eh would, hy the toll, thai would ho
- J. H. Il 4 h
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TAIs.O IsiS &.

WE, the undersigned. having Grincd co-partncr
w ship under the sly lie and firm OF H.iiL y Lhh'
Tor the the purpose of carrying on the Taii0iiHs
BUSINESS, respectfully tender our services to our
friends and the public generally. We will MAKE all
kinds of .uE.N'S CLOTHLNE IN the LATEST
FASHIONS, and in the noates manner. We also
keep on hand, Realty .Nade CIot'mg. OF good materials
and made in good STYLE which will sell low Tor cash
Those wishing any thing incur line, will please give
us call
Our SHOP is next door to Messrs. Bally < Rncker,
and opposite Samuel B. Thurman.
HENRY HALL,
ROBERT \. LEE.
r. S.-W'e Will also do REP AIRING with neatncsS
AM despatch
F. If g.
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G'ttGtitta 7kc4io;atucc.
st BSFANCE OF THE REMARKS OF MIR
PIPER or NlfnE.

',' " ~
III nc n'@'Re q dk"" {" presenting resolution q
inquiry, No' 'e3m tietr q dteStg some mode u re
"g 90 ~ e"'''hS q He commonwealth, February
i."'' ~
Mr. Speaker; In consequence Of proceedings recent,
held IN the @. ordinate branch o the Ip.sialure ms.
under circumstances u peculiar dl,cuoap, m,nt to pr#
sent to the consideration II the Senate the res luton
winch laId M my hand. alap laho under some ap
meh,saf. that the mode Which have add pied to reach
iheoc, IN vow, be neither the IN si proper nor
The most rrarluous that might hay been pursued.
Since the proposition THAI MAS introduced IN rcatoa
h this "ujeet IN lie other branch q tho General Assem-
LILY, WAS So oHccramoncuusy disposed rt there | Lave
been Valuy hupns HAT soae other member lhc Sen
ate. Z" mpfe sage eNIoIrnre aud commanding II uoner
would have renewed II her. Bat. S1 hloh and I'M.
p"IatlNc duty NhEhl owe 10 us enlightened aud IL
spectacle constituency any represented on las n5or
VII not admit tt fatl1r dolay and ere,s ue II rclu,st
the hdu enc, and attention # the senate tlr ll,f
pace.
| assume the paaton that the mod people is at all
lna'7 and nndr al ssi5le circumstance. cuutnsen
cs and eseu,, Only the supreme Guide ard r,, ii
acton ia tie legislative has. hat il /, throl1 and the
exclusive elgtct IL whch all civilized governments are
established.
II tl!cae views le correct. (aud | presume that no
member Il tins y uatt viii attempt IL cuuto1et theia)
II matters not nh What decree # wisdom II sapaeli,
our laws may base been devised, orW.th how great hae
ltY they may lie administered, lthey al t, promote he
hfpPu' IS and Wt de Of the community. the only puf
pts' Tor which tay were enacted, thu ought L. be
5oltsbcl Il io such Wy as will ,leelua, st
cure the o'e, Of heJr HstituI1u-iud it, III the pr,
er'sa o society. the clrcuaa and condition Il
people, which are ever r46e to cIaree AID fluctuations
beeemo such ae t#nrd,r IaNs, however s,duHry TIN,
may have heon eae;,d oppressive Ia the people a. per
nelats u tie G1net2 welfare, II Is tie duty Il the IL
glsiauIct al,llsh. ieacr.er lo amehd lien in such
manner as toaJ' titsm lndfy rsftet To Tie no~
def2aI condition Il thugs And o4cd tho fr,at al
vantage" iiiai lc'4lis un Gun peculiar slstem "t Joy
'oncHt, aud that winch distinguishes. It i,n amy Other
Hat las ever been devised Is lH"l Ii lt' ehlsts and
ers the reh's oi tie people at all tlnes ofour and
rol5.ran thrrr P,scrta'yts oNPP} The FfalcI remedy
II every existing cyl.
i crisis, 2lr Sfe='or. Las now arrived, that cas
la4'ly and mp tnaatly ifthc immediate mlcu position
otih' iee'eiaiureta behalf 81 atullenHl Icaple.
ihr peculiar embarrassment that NOW pcHadts cycry
Pai.uo the cuHnsnN cath, threatening rum and dis
aif To all classes 81 Society IS ia't Is III tarous Us II
:. In !ciarrL BAT h'"efefgr,d ot however grcyous
wealth. from Nailoe, and peeGl&r circumstances it pres
SIS "..I assgIaa 'ol'' rd i,nl yanl' youth
W" s''i.'" - "' ,i'''"2'9eg ",'Ha
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HOT Sc OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY,, March s


message was received from the Senate that they
had passed the bills entitled ian net Incorporating the
James River and Sweet Springs Turnpike Company"
IAN revive the inspection OF Tobacco at Lynchs
warehouse in the town Of Lynchburg
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from Thos II. Bayly, ESD resignng his seat IN the
Legislature as Delegate from the county of Accomac
Laid ON the table.
A bill for paying the workmen for completing the adj
doral buildings to the Western Lunalic ASYLUM, re-
turned with amendments was taken up. The first a.
mendment was agreed and the second disagreed to,
and the bill sent beck to the Senate.
Mr.. rolcr presented tie memorial Of citizens OF the
town of Lynchbulr praying fur rcoi to the James Ri
yer Company-ordered TO he printed.
Mr.. Daniel presented the petition OF ?. n Nicholas
and others Praying act Of Incorporating for the proisc-
ton Of slave property in henrieo and the city CT kici-
mond.
Mr.. Awdrh presented petition Of ciiizepsc Ct Acco-
mac, demonstrating against supplying the vacancy coca
sontdhy The RESIGNATION Of Con. Blyly, BY app1srtiny
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NoSDy, March I. 1870.
OR ADJ AFES OF SCHOOL - OF LAW.


The engrussed hll concerning the graduates Of the
Schools OF LAW in the nlycrsfy Of Virginia and in tho
College Of William and Mary, read third time
Mr. Mcpherson moved It's indefinite poslponemcnt;
ncoatiyed-ZJ 10 40
The question REQUIRED upon the passage of the bill and
was determined in the affirmative.
The titlc amended mollrn ui Mr.. Scott thus,
An act concerning the Graduates oi the Schoos ol
la" III the University Of ralna, aud III the Colleges
Of The State
On motion of Mr. CrutchGeld, leave Of absence was
granted u Mir Baylcy, from and after 10 morrow.
DIST RIB TlON ACT
The House, according 10 the postponed Joint order OF
the day proceeded to consider the resolution submitted By
Mr.. rynp, relative 10 tho appointment oi an agent 10
ccyc the States proportion Of the proceeds OF the sales OF
the Public Lands, and The question REQUIRED upon the
mcndmenl admittedly Mr. Holiday.
Mr.. Scott occupied the floor or time in favor Of
tho distribution measure and the general policy OF the
Wing parry.
Mr.. Holiday entered upon reply, which inter
mptedhy the hour for the recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Speaker submitted a communication from the
President Of the James River and kanaWhn Company
in answer 10 resolution of the House, calling upon
him iu statements relative To The csi OF Tie uniunsh-
ed work ON the line Of the canna and ON motion Of " r.
Dounan, said communication laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Ar. lIollaay then resumed his rcmarks and when
he had concluded.
Mr.. Dornan in order. he he said, to prevent further
discussion. moved the following, by way of amend
mcut 10 the amendment offered BY the gentleman from
Louisa:
"RtsoIrcd by the General Assembly Of Virginia That
the Treasurer Of this Commonwealth be. and he Is
bcrhy authorized to receive the part Of this State
Whatsoever sum SUMS of money Virginia is now, or
may hereafter be, entitled to under the provisions OF an
act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of public
lands, and to grant pre- emption rghts-approvod Sep
toniher dth, lSll--and whensocyer thus received, II
shall be the day Of said Treasurer to place the same
in the Treasury to the credit OF the Commonwealth
And the said amendment having been read Mr.. Dor
man called the previous question. which was ordered
ayes 80, nays %.
The question then put upon the adoption Of the
amendment. and decided in the aifirnatiNc-yeas 10
nays 81; as follows:
AYES-Mess1s, Sonthall (Spoakor) Rivcs Davis of \.
Kinney, Brooke Nayse, ngfeld Mitchell, Hunter New
kith Moore 'roler, Nowlin Apperson CALDWELL rroadus
Try ing, Semle Thomas, Scott oi r., Foster, Mclaughlin
Payne Woods, Early, French Robins, Ers>ns, Vance pugh
lhomlou Mullen, MeRae, Grisss bowden M3ler, keane
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T. II Eg' ~ o n Il q e. .
LII.EsIksN re-. s':sIGG,

Al OfHVN AT INV,
NllL PRACTISE in the several Courts for the
w Corporation of Iynchhurg, and in the superior
ana County Courts OF Amherst Bedford and Campbell.
iils Offices the street leading 10 Martins Warehouse
. doors below r binsln Sl;blcl's
Jan 81 te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
THE DISTRIBUTION ACT.

The House took up the resolution OF Mr.. Irving ia
the appointment ii Commissioner the Sato,
proportion under the Distribution Act with the amend
mcn thereto proposed by Mr llolladay substance de
nouneas the as unconstitutional and ineSpcdlent aud
rejecting the slates proportion.
Mn lIoIaday Addressed the louise l1r some time in
support II his amendment. and n iua the Distribution
Act, AS unconstitutional. Ne.
MI Irving followed IN reply Ia DR.. Holiday aud in
defence oi the psnlnllan pdIel It's eonsutouaIlty.
ud'a1uslo's, and pouc@ly advantageous character, Mr..
|. continued til lht hour u recess.
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e1arsssssF & EEeEff,
1T scriicys esf 8tt.r, st.35ssla.s-
G;3s3's..
r'FH,, g. I. 81. II; + e Is q ii
'lEs,, .vyuU..y "a ..v.

RHIlL practise in the Superior and Coaaty Courts of
W Amherst, Dcd1rd aud CAM Sell. He viii like
wise practice in tie several courts tyrlhe Corp3;aiiol
Of Lynchhurg. Prompt and careful attention VIII II civ
Ell to all business cntris'ea 10 him.
Address, ~ elbow Branch, Campbell
March 3 I'M
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GONE :lr.kt ny.

4 Ii. rcrs, ind,le1t, the {. satc / " Ham Swim
IA ney decd, viii lltse eItac forward aud make
payment as lon2er indulgence cauao he 9i1cn.
SARAH SNiNNF.I. AdajO s}IptriN
March 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, March !.
A communication was received IRON The Senate an
nouheR the passage o an aet fesiy my the net Of 24nd
June. lsod concerning the pruc,e dugs ON executions
Trust deod, and other demands certain casrs-and an
act authorizing the taking forthcoming bonds by consta
h'S, IN civil elses. with ancndm.nis
Tho said amendments we've all c5ucurred in
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lie following eugrJssod bills Nero read thnl time
aud passed; \ bull To revive the inspection Of lotarco at
lyncs Warehouse IN tic tounol y uehhurq, bill III
corp rating the james River andSNcc SPRING. Turnpike
'ompanN hlll Incorporating the kanaWha Saline "a
wings institution.
Mrsl,yoUs brought message from The Senate Stating
that that body had passed without amendment the ac
ana ndag the act concerning the mileage Of memlors
o The General Assrm Y. and hfoth,I purp5s,s.' Ihs
bill ropeals the .'SitDtat.oa hac =
Also, that the Scnatehad passed n resolution or the
app1htn'u at o lplut committee 10 CONSIDER and replu
what measures II any can he ahon to cmta the pen
acs and length Il the .ssous Of lhe General Assembly
and resolution requesting the au,c odfect that Nlcn
pass,a local bill il tltk shall transmit To the Glu
II the Senate tie petition and doeu,uts on, Of which II
max haN, uT..,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

IN ne Ne'tc q irgiHia, On presenting resolution II
inquiry, sc, ,eha rer etdcrisiag some mode Of re
~ 10 IL citizens q The Commonwealth, feL,7mg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

Pfesiei and Directors QtHe South u ESTER. rood jo,.
"peltod ~ gears. afte, ht organisation u sad Com
Pa'g and qtter ttc e4pt'aioa q sod yeais, the bonus
Voffsdd. s,aH be set apart oad appropriated 10 ne
Pdyaed Qte interest and redemption. q le stock cred
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We are not able 10 answer ,his -
satisfactorily TO ourselves; other ,l'
may have been moro icssunale, Or ".'
skiiiul. "a
10 The present state of cur kno.,
respecting miIdes, il will be imoos.s,
speak very decidedly on the best r,s s
preventing il. And. we SEQ how,,es
wheat 90 lands Astounding in ,so..s'
matter, or which have beea mepu,st I
~ with fresh manure, suffers more ~
lands not so situated or treated !, !; .'a
to infer ihn, a too rapid growth o. The ~
plan, exposes il TO attacks from n;ld..
Wheat, too, which is so thick os,o 49,
the circulation OF air, By relsinin, H.
iurc on the plnnis for longer pe,iod %'s
a condition TO facilitate the Solemn, -, =
coat Of the plant, and ibas iuyue AZ. ~
Any cause that should give moro So
aud so!idiiy 10 the covering of M ~a
plant, would undoubtedly, 50 far A., ' :.
preventing TO rust. In many cass. ~ =
seems 10 DO want OF alicious m,,,a. ''
give firmness 10 the cu,icle, o d,f;cnl,s
ing perhaps to the character of The 49,, " !.
native constituents. or the manner n I'M
il has been cropped or manured. II ~.
cases. would not ashes. from ,ho w. ~
they contain, produce the soluble .;i,o','
necessary for the use Of the plsp,f n
would Dot powdered glass furnished :. !
can be for two dollars barrel, provo ~ -
feciise aid on soils deficient 10 the silic,,..,
We invite the olIeuiiou Of farmer, ,o,t,,
subject. II has been found IN Ensla's
that wheat sown IN drills is much b. /.
bic TO miidcw, than that soa u Lroudeo,,
The reason assigned. is. the create, 6,E
ties given for the circulation Of ar. s,d =.
more rapid drying oil the PLANS slsn y,
wilh dew or rain. There ia, wa ,brt
some foundation for this opinion, from ~
etiec. VIZ baye observed on grain sovn q
furow, and narrowed 10 such a xay :.
partially TO produce the ,flcc, Of ain y.
ing, the v heat plants mostly starting sh,,.
the seed islI or rolled, In the forrou.
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From the Foreign Quarterly Rcriew.
PERILOUS POSITION OF ST. PETERS
BURG.

|, ia melancholy 10 contemplate the con.
slant danger IN which this brilIliau, capita!
is placed. If Mr.. Lohl's picture is moi
over charged, the occurrence Of strong
westerly wind and high water, Just at the
breaking up Of the ice, would al any tins
suffice 10 occasion an inundation sutlicien,
10 drown The whole population and to con.
vert tho entire city with all its sumptuous
palaces into chaotic mass Of ruin. The
Gull Of Finland runs to a point as II ap
proaches tho mouth Of the Neya, where
the most violent gales are always those
IRON the west, SO that The mass of waters.
on such occasions, 10 always forcibiy i'm
PEELED towards the city. The island forp.
ing the delta Of the Neva, on which St.
Petersburg stands, Is extremely low aud
HAT, and the highest poio, 10 The city Is
probably not more than twelve or fourteen
ieet, 70 therefore enough 10 place all 81.
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New CepartnershiP
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

TIME Subscribers having formed a eopartner-
IL ship for the purpose of carrying on the Tai
lorng Business in all its various branches in Con-
cord, NJ c. under the firm of Price & McMasters,
offer their services TO the people Of Cabarrus and
the public in general. Their shop is The same oc.
cupied b. Mr. Chas. N. Price. They fiatter them.
selves that they viii be able to please all who may
favor them with call. 0ae Of the firm having
been employed considerable portion of his time
as cutter in some Of the most fashionable Estab.
lishnents in the City Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance in
relation to his business and the other having
ried on shop for a considerable time in Concord,
they are sure that they can offer inducements 10
the public in their business which they pledge 10
fulfil. Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted TO be supc-
rior in workmanship TO any in the country. They
hope By punctGaliiy and strict attention 10 theis
business TO merit share of pobe patronage
Their price shall be in proportion to the times.
CHARLES n. PRICE.
JOHN X. MONSTERS.
Concord, Feb l, 1912 2stf
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AN INCIDENT.

! While travelling between Erie and Dun
kirk early 10 the spring, little cIcum
STANCE happened worth mentioning. Il
mas tend 10 make some unquiet spirit foe
couicnted with the lo, which Providence
has ordered him. IL was q cloudy, cold
afternoon, while we were making but sio"
Roadway that we overlook a weary looking
man, Followed by liIlle boy OF some ten,
years old) drawing small Wagon, whIca
contained some few articles OF clothing aud
provision, aud little grl Of some four OF
FIVE years OF age. 1t WAS 4 novel sight,
and org calculated to make discouteuied
age coach passenger believe that there
are many worse situations IN the world
than his own.
The lady passengers were moved to pity
for the little creature, thus rudely com
mencins life, and by their solicitations, the
driver stopped 10 question tho traveller
On inquiry, NO were told tina, they had
travelled, as We saw them from Monroe 10
Mlc5'gan-a distance OF some three hun
bred mies-and were proceeding to Moa.
,real. No word Of complaint was heard
from either Of the family, but there was a
quiet look Of melancholy, seated upon the
coun,enance Of the poor children, which
would have moved the sympathy of Shy
lock. A, the suggestion Of one Of the Ia.
dies, the two children were taken into the
stage for tho purpose Of carrying them on
TO the next town, where they would be over
taken by their father. The change atiofd
ed infinite pleasure 10 tho children, and
while thus Journeyln. 1. would have been
difficult TO have found two happier little
beings.
IL was nearly dark when tho children
we're separated from their parent; md at
ter travelling at the rate OF three miles an
hour, for two or three hours, wo reached
the village where It was proposed to leave
the chIldren-not dreaming hat the father
would be along before midnight. But 10 !
be was at the tavern as soon as the stage,
having Dragged his hand cart as fast as the
stage travelled Such au exhibition OF
hardlhood aud perseverance, excited no III,
lie compassion Of the passengers, and he,
also, vas taken up, and his travelling car
rage lsshed on TO the back Of the sta &c I
Il would be Impossible 10 describe the graf.
tude which the honest fellow expressed, IN
his broken English OF this mark Of kind.
ness, or the pleasure which the passengers
felt a! having so cheapIy contributed to The
temporary comfort Of an interesting family,
which had passed through so many storms
and hardshlps.
After reaching Bufaloc, the family pass
ed on their way to Monireal-the father
drawing his little daughter as before-quuc
as happy, apparently, as those provided si,h
greater comfort. Long ere this, he has 10
doub! reached his new home, where be
must have succeeded IN accommodating all
the necessary comforts Of life, because it
would be impossible to keep always at the
bottom OF the hit, a man Of so much pater
nal affection aud perseverance, Rochester
Democrat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-06

Vegetable ioory.--lt is said tia, the
French discovery ships, have introduced,
rom The South seas, a new vegetable, re
semb'ing the cocoa nut, but much smal!er.
When the outer shell is removed, the in
'or'of presents the appearance, and posses
SEES all the properties, Of the fines, ivory.
10 The manufacture of articles 10 which is
SIZE - adapted, 1t s supposed that this veg
etab'e product will entirely supercede the
more costly tooth Of the elephant.--.South
ern Planter.
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Curious. We saw few DAYS ago,
says the lper Marlboro (Md.) Gszette,
40 Old man, who about twenty years since,
was as black as negroes generally are
Ills color has undergone an entire charge.
except lew spots on his face, and he is
now perfectly ~hho and his skin exceed
ingiy lar. Ills hair Is the only evidence
oi MS ever having been a negro. He is
The property Of Thomas r. So,nerville,
ESQ we expect change Of this kind,
so radical, is unparalleled.
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NllTICI,.

fOREN ARN all Pvrsons from trsdil, 4 /,
II Note, given By tHe 10 Gr0rss C,ea.a. &,
about Onc Hundred and Twelve Dullsr., pa,,,l
The Is, Of January next, dated the l6,h Of BE-,
isi2,-in word, !, Is The OILY note | hl,e a.
payable 10 a man Ut that name. Ne tcsitet "a,
Bcaiies Ford, Linooln county, ~ G.. Cssn,s,
requested to come and take tbs properly ana sa,
my note as the property bought vas an'..s!
and DO not intend paying the satIc. unlrss CO.
PEELED 10 DO 50 BY law.
Tx. CrRET0y
CuTetoa'I Store, S C., .isg Is. isig III