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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-01

those Of the present year shew an 1mme nse iaii'
| ing off of the Democratic vote. The returns Of
the elections of the States the present year she"
that the current has been, and still is running al
most with the force Of 1910. in our favor, and al
though malorties have not been so large, yet
they have been equally decisive of the result, by
reversing democratic maj critics, and carrying
the States one after another as the elections came
off. Remember that Mr.. Van Buren, got but sew
en- States in the Union, and we consider all the
States that went for Gen. Harrison safe for Mr..
Clay, except Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, and
Pennsy lvania, the votes OF which arc lmmaterial
as to tho general result, and even Pennsylvania
is as likely to 90 for against US, and IN all prob
ability the vote of Virginia, which was against us
then will be for
We therefore say to YOU friends, do your duty,
act worthy of tho great cause III which you are
engaged and the day is ours and the republic
safe. Fellow wings, before closing this bret ad-
dress, again beg leave. most earnestly to urge
upon your consideration the very great iinpor-
tanco Of being perfectly organized in all the town
ships. If you have not done it before, do 1t now.
Our advcrsarics have boon engaged in this work
ever since they got beat in August, and they
boast now that they have organized every school
and road district in the State. Unlike our oppo-
nents We have no members Of Congress to frank
documents for to every nook and corner OF tho
State; but we address you through the public pa
81 =
in this our only way of addressing you, by all
that can influence patriot and lover Of his com
try, to spare not moment, but organize immedl-
ately in every township in the Statc-stay in your
townships and that every wing casts his
yoto--provide conyeyanccs for the sick and the
fceble--see that no illegal votes arc admitted
reason with and supply documents to those who
doubting-spread truth and light before all
q means of counteracting the calumnies and false
hoods of our adversa ries-and circulate this nd
dress through the press ond otherwise in every
part ofthe State. We cntreat you to beware Of
fraud of everv kind. They endeavored to cheot
US out of the election in 40 by fraudulent tickets
printed in this town under tho eve Of the State
Central Committee. Guard against overy spe
ces Of fraud. Watch opponents along tho
borders of tho State. Keep out the voters from
Illinois and other States. A party that would
print fraud ulent tickets would do any thing else.
The clamor Of our opponents about wing pl pelay-
ing is intended TO divert attention from their own
guilty designs. and to Indicate to their brethren
how they may pipe-lay. We say again watch
them, bring all the wing votes, prevent Illegal
voting, and signal and glorious triumph awaits
you.
o. \. b. Be especially careful to have album
dance of tickets at every place of voting. Let
each township SEQ to this important matter with
out delay.
O. II. SMITH, Chm.
T. J. BARNETT, Scc'y.
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READ AND REFLECT
From the Pit,sbutg Morning Poe.
Good Advice.

The following which we copy rom the MiIIedesviIle.
Georgia Journal, of 9Th inst will no read with
assuring tina, the Congressional election, held TIN
inst only skrmish and that gallant Wings
prepared for the great and decisive bste fought in
November. the editor makes the following remarks!
hat does the present the ofevs
ry Americana First, here i, IEsRY CLAY, man who has
for Ave and thirty served tho nation councils
Able eloquent, honest and patriotic he has been always
foremost in maintaining honor Of hi. country
sailed. aud in advancing its interests by advoea
which time has beneficial tho hRhest degree
10 the country In war, he foremost in defending A
merican honor, American rights and peace the wisdom
of MS counsel has made his respected abroad and
seBerated at homo Wherever the name OF Henry
Clay known and every Court the civilized world.
i, passport the individual ~ho bears its
daton Crowned heads respect. while they may fear ts
influence and log cabin of State, and tsosgA
bic bearing While reriers SANDER him, Uev do
believe aught Jurs his fair name, bot hide
heads while their lips do lie Such . 10 HENRY
CLAY. Nov look to his opponeat:
Who is JAMES X POLK. Al oss~ .rs citizen Of
made prominen thai OF all in
fuences, party action: True, he Governor
Tennessee but the peops who placed him sers
TWICE refSsed do the again, for
the divisions and political
would bare again been thought candidate
for any high station let alone the Psesidsney! Let
readers ask, where has this distiseoshed himself!
what notice what long
when did he acquire for himself fame! II 10 impossible
for 70 favoaoy TO bis preensons these
questions. Well informed msn know Mr. Polk from
that reflect him. Thew know him, FIRST,
desendan, Tory In the Revolutionary war
10 repuenant American feeling least etiie one SOL
ary solder of the Revolutions Hres head
the nation, in the sea' that WASHINGTON diIsd
any man in who veins TORY BLOOD 90 freely eisea-
ates They know him ons 10 Cc~ssr.~ho oil npos
occasicns, voted against gan,ing Revolutionary
9isI., their Tsnons. They kno- aim the ~hom
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.4dires Of The Democratic .4,sociato of FLASHING
e
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From thu Western Transcript
Letter from Alexander Campbell.
MORE TESTIMONY.

Tho following correspondence has been placed
in our hands for publication. We cheerfully copy
it, because it bears honorable testimony to the
good moral character of Mr.. Clay, and utterly
refutes the many and base slanders now in cir
culatlon among his reviers and calumniators.
Wherever Mr.. Campbell is known. and his
famo minister Of the Gospel is almost COCK
tensive with the Union, full faith and credit will
be given to his evidence, and no man who regards
his own reputation will be found to call it in ques-
ton.
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The South in Danger.

and object. 1t con mences thus:-
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o. We give below a condensed table. exhibiting the
time when the Presidential and SAFE elections respective
iy. will DO held in the several States during The
year, together with popular given
DENTAL election II will be found useful reference
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TAB LIZ.

Showiag the Time Of Holding EAetons seh Of lae
States Of The U.,oa, aud TIE Popular Foe q. The Pres,
Dental Election IN 1910.
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s.Last Card, in MIR. poIk.s Came.

LAST Card' in MIR. Folks Came.
The Democratic Association of Washing,on'' have
played their ''Lasi Cad' in infamma appeal
the South, nrgug TIE defeat OF Mr. CLAY the only
means of prspetuatns slavery. We have room, Of
course, fJr the whole of this tract will give such
will enable public
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%Rhode Island elects her Governor State Sera
April, and her Representatives in A pr,l and August
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1885,
We claim equal chnncc a. eas. for the fol.
lowing.
Pennsylvania. 26 Virginia. II
Making AZ additional electoral votes. Blu, YOU
see we can do without these States. If it shall be
so wied. which however we shall not believe
until the votes shall be cas-, and counted. as these
states must prove truc TO their interests
Our opponents arc deceiving the people with
.ae'r calculations and estimates, of our apparent
loss since the contest of 1910. You will remark.
mat they never compare with lS3S-9-4l-42, O.
- as the returns Ct those years compared with
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-07
Water Proof, & No Mistake.
H, l., JEFFERS g. co,

WAREHOUSE & GENERAL COMMISSION
MISUNDERSTANDING, S. C.
LID EG leave to inform their friends. and the
LID public generally, their NEIp WATER
PROOF WAREHOUSE, with large conye.
nient close Stores attached, is now completed
and ready for the reception of
Cotton, Merchandise, &c.
1t is situated on the principal street lending
into the business part Of the town. four feet
above the highest water mark byactual survey,
entirely remote from all other buildings, which
renders it fire.proof, and conveniently situated
for ioading and unloading wagons.
They are now permanently located in this
place, and pledged not to speculate in Cotton
on their own account, but t6give their undivi-
ded attention TO the interest Of their customers,
aud are fully prepared to attend TO the Sale,
Storing and Shipping. of
Cotton, Flour. Bacon, &c.
Receiring and Forwarding MERCHANDISE.
Purchasing Goods 10 order, SC. sc.
Their charges will be as follows:-For sol.
ling Cotton 25 cents per bale; Slipping do,
I2t cents per bale. Commission for buying or
selling Merchandise and Produce % per cent.
Forwarding and Storage, in accordance with
the established rates. All Cotton, Flour, &c.
received by the river free from wharfage Ii.
beral advances will be made when required,
OIL any consignmcnls made TO them.
Hamburg, Septr.9 If SO
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E9sszssZZgl12ssa7EsSasEsE EIssssssE1sEz
||ss D asssss 3 3 q OBJ Es 3 i s
alsss 8 Sssq3
q

a CERTAIN aud effecuual cnre for Ague.
IA and Fever; also used successfully yiTthe
treatment Of Billions Fever, Nausea, = General
Debility, and Nervous Weakness.
The most fattering recommendations Of this.
Medicine have been received, from many emf
ncn' Physicians and others who have used it.
And it is presumed that no medicine has ever.
been used whose action has been mere benef-
cial, pleasant and Dvigorating, and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions of:
heartfelt gratitude and 4hankfulness. Persons
taking the Pills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill :oken! Feverg6ne = Stomachand
head free and healthfuI!!! S1engiti land; an.
petite increasing and improving, and ali ,ner
vous weakness fed. '''S
When taken according to the direc tons aac:
compauying them, they neverlail to !cuie,the
Chill and Fever lllefrst day, and never sicken
lhe stomach or operate upon the bowels.Sg
Their action unon the whole system is so
charming. that persons are invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete
restoration to health. = .,ssiii, or, ~:
The Pills are purely and solely Vegetable.
and the happy combination Of, the Ingredients
and their proportions are sucL as 10 pioducea
medicine which never fails to relieve when
reliefi at all attainable. SO SAs,as.i} ,fi5hpa
Each box contains 20 doses Of PiIIs-Pice,
One Dollar. For, sale by III, s.
HAyILAND,. .RTSLEY & CO. o
Agents, Angusta, Georgia! 'p
J. D., ,TIBBETS, ieS j3Y
.'e Edgefield. Court Houses,
I'm 49, DR., w. w. GEIGER, j, :,
Cherokee Ponds.
Ang. 16 6m 20 .5sec
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

r NJ. G.. FREELAND. who has been
e5 q arrested, and is now confined within
the bounds of, the Jail of Edgefeld District hy
virtue of a capias ad satisfuciendum. ut the suit
of o. II. Lee, having filed his petition, with
a schedule on oath. Of his whole estate and eE
fests, with the purpose of obtaining the bene.
fit of the Acts Of the General Assembly, CON-
monty called thc-Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that the petit
ton of. the said ]. NJ e. Freeand. will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Edgefeld District, at Edgefed Court
House, on the second Monday of March next, or
on such other day as the Court may order, dur
ing the term, commencing on the second Monday
in March next, at said place and all the Gre
dtors Of said j. NJ. c. Freelnnd are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney, then and
there, in said Court, TO shcw cause, if any they
can, why the benefit OF the Acts aforesaid
should not be granted to The said ]. III, c..
Frecland upon his executing the assignment re
qulred by the Acts aforesaid.
..l. GEO. POPE, C. E. D
Clerks Office, I
Path November, 1s43.
Nov. % 3m
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

EAMES D. HAMMOND, who has been
es arrested and is now confined within the
bounds of the Jail of Edgcfeld Distric, by vir-
tue ol Il capias ad satilaciendum. at the suit Of
CharlcsJ Glover, having filed his petition with
a schedule on oath, of lis whole estate and eff
fecis, with tho purpose of obtaining the benefit
of the Acts Of the General Assembly, common.
ly called the Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, that the pet
ton of the said James d. Hammond will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Edgefcld District. at Edgelield Court
House, on the second Monday of March next
or on such other day as the Court may order
during tho term, commencing OH the second
Monday in March next, at said place; and all
the creditors of said James d. Hammond are
hereby summoned personally or by attorney,
then and there, in said Courl. TO shew cause, if
any they can, why the benefit Of the Acts afore-
said should net be granted to the said James D.
Hammond upon his executing the assignment
required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c.E.p.
Clerks Office,
Novr. "a, 1S43.
Novr. 90 IF "A
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DR. GFEA RaPlON,S.

VEGETABLE, ANTI s,.ANTI-DYSPEP-
TIC PURIFYING AND cATnaRTlc pIbLs,y
Possessing tourf important properties, .for. The
cure of diseases, carefully and correctly combined,
ono article to assist Me effect Of another, Jor tho
benefit of the health of nenkind. e q. li9ii so
This medicine is recommended fo-t the atten-
lion of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Billions habits, Costive-
ness, Cholera morbus. Rheumatism, ScrofIia,
foul Stomach, depraved appetite, Worms, Con-
dialgea, (which is known by q sinking seusa-.
,ionat the pit ofthe stomach; Jnuodice, Head
che and sick stomach, palpltation jfg the heart
DiarhGa, Dysentery,, or fux, Nervous ;afect
ton Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diseases arising from impure blood: i'Sfsf
Price 25 cts. per box, and for sale bys9Is9q
--,o., FRAZIER 81 ADDISON fgo no
-, .a.....,a.ri EdgefeH c. H., S, Csq
RISLEY a. CO. Hamburg, S. T.. :.
i'"'es. HAFTLAND, RTSEEY, & co..
zs.'as als SAGE si &: augusta, Geo.ig
=, Also in nearly all OF the towns and villages,
and by numerous country, agents. ,in all the
Western and Southern States.
June "a 6m 222"9
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[CIRCULAR.]
TO Planters s. oRYercheyaesS.

10 EDGfGaeGC5'S o. o'HHeg'CFeeGsGfSs
Tn BEG leave to inform you, that continue
the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS at my old stand, known as the
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. Detach-
ed as it is from other buildings, its location rem
ders it nearly MS secure>irom fire, rs if it was
fire-proof The floors have been elevated above
the high water mark OF the great frcshet Of
May, lo40.
Planters will thus be secured from the posi-
bility loss and damage by freshcts.
avail myself of tho present occasion, TO re-
turn my thanks to my friends and patrons, for
their liberal support during the past season.
solicit from them and the public generally, u
continuance ofthis confidence, and assure them
that in return for their patronage, l with use my
best personal efforts to promote and project
their interests, committed to my charge. In
addition 10 this assurance, pledge myselfthat
IwillIn no, case purchase a bale Of cotton, d-
rectly or Indirectly. will attend personally TO
the sale andforwarding Of cotton to Savannah
or Charleston; also, TO the sale of Bacon, Flour,
&c. &c, and to the receiving and forwarding
Of goods to the up-country. Having q fine
wharf attached TO my Warehouse, no Wharfage
will be charged on cotton TO my cafe, either
for sale or TO be forwarded to Savannah or
Charleston.
My commissions for selling cotton, will bo
25 cents per bale, and 121 cents for forward
ing:, ] will also attend TO tue buying of goods
per order. ~, a
Very respectfully yours, &c.
- ,s1,Si G. WALKER.
Hamburg August 2, l943
August9 Is $50 6m II %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-02-07
DR.. CHAMPIONS All %
Vegetable Ague Medicine

a Safe and certain cnre for the ChilIs and
Ii. Feverin all its complicated fornisalsoan
effectuaIremedy fer fevers ofevery description:
This Medicine has been used by The propri-
etor number Of years in extensive practice,
during which time, he has treated some thou
sands Of cases Of fevers and from the SUCCESS
of this mode of practice. he is confident il must
and sout be the prevailing practice infeyers,
II never fails to perform cure Of Chills and
Fever the FIRST DAY. y 'bae5lea
Bilious, Typhns, Nervous Congestire, aWiater
and Yeitoao hc1cr. all yield to the use ,of this
Medicine, 8 are cured by this system of
practice in. a ,efler time and with much more
certainty than by amy othe, system Of practico
that has ever been recommended. ati esl'
- CER1TEIC ATEs. ei:-:ti!sa,G
SHEFFIELD, Fayelte Co. Ala. Jan. 10, 1912.
DR.. Champion Dear sir, | have .sbeensa
great favorite of DR.. Sappington's Pills. and
until last fall had no, heard of your piils. Your
agent has left some in this country, and n have
used them in my practice to considerable ex-
tent, and can with pleasure say, thai as far as
my knowledge extenfls, they are much supe-
rior to any medicine have used in Eases cases Of
Feyers. am'so forcibly and from personal
knowledge convinced Of the salutary, and all
important effects Of your pills.. that | am ;exs
iremely anxious TO have You make an agent in
this vicinity. There can be a large amount
sold here for cash Yours truly. Vi asGa
II. P. LEONARDgM,iD ID. u
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GR0CEEHES, &c.

EyHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
e friends and the public, that they have re-
csved large and fresh supply Of GOODS,
selected by one Of the firm, in New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston,
which in addition to their former stock. COM
prises the largest and best assortment of Goods
ever offered III this market, consisting in part
us follows:
40 hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
StCroix Sugars,
$50 bags Rio. Cuba, Porto Rico, st. Do
minso, Java, and Mocha Coffee,
0hhds. West lndia Molasses,
10 tierces Cuba do.
35 bbls New Orleans do.
100000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, Sides& Shoulders.
S0,0UO" Swcde Iron, assorted sizes,
5000" English do
5000" Band and Hoop Iron,
5000 (" Nail Rods g. Horse Shoe shapes,
2OU0 Cast, German. a. Blistered Steel,
200 setts Wagon Boxes,
1900 sacks Salt, (bleached sacks,)
1000 bushels Salt, in bulk,
500 pieces Hemp and Tow Bagging, 43
to 46 inches wide,
$50 pieces Gunny Bagging,
1000 lbs. Begging Twine, (Weavers,)
$50 coils Manila Dale Rope,
100 do Hemp do do
$500 yards OSnuburgs,
5000 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar,
5000 /" I" crushed do.
5000" powdered do.
1000" single refined Loaf do.
20 boxes TurpenlIne Soap,
10 /" Sperm Candles.
20 {" Huls patent Candles,
6 tierces fresh ground Rice
1000 lbs. White Lead No. Union Mills,
25 Dbl. Canal Flour. (choice brandy
40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking and
children's Chairs,
leases Hats and Caps,
$50 casks Stone Lime. Tin fine order,)
20 kegs Dupont's FFF c Powder,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead,
40 boxes Window Glass 8xl0 e. 10xl2,
13O bags Shot, assorted sizes,
$500 pairs Shoes,
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate, Cn-
namon, Almonds. Starch, Nutmegs, fine chew
ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets, Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cards, Wool
Cards, Tacks, Sicves, Plough Lines, Indigo,
Madder, Blue Stone, Copperas, EPSON Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a Superior artlcle,)
Trace Chains, Fifth Chains, Smoothing Irons,
brass bound cedar Buckets, horse Buckets,
PaiIs, Tnbs. Keelers. Willow Wagons, nests
Measures, Feathers. &c. &c. &c.
SIBLEY d CRAPON.
HAMBURG July. !. lSI3. If rs
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Notice.

The Subscriber would take this opportunity
to return his thanks to hs;fIehds and the conf
munity in general, forSthe liberal patronage
they have conferred Oh. him for the last ten
years. He intends carrying on the
eEEe7'cFeGssaE Tailoring
Business, in all its brSncles, at the old Stand,
and hopes by strief attention to business. 10
merit continuance of those lavors Which have
been so literally bestowed on him. -.
JOHN LYON.
Dec. 12 If 46
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Ridge Academy.

TEYHE undersigned, Trustees Of the Ridge
IL Academy, having engaged the services
of Mr.. S. +. MCDOWELL for The year 1874,
take great pleasure in recommending him to
the public, as well qualified for the duties of an
Instructor, being a regular graduate of the
South Carolina College, and having given
great satisfaction the present year.
The Academy is situated on the Stage road
leading from Edgefield to Columbia. and stu
dents from a distance will have the privilege of
travelling To and from the School, at S cents
per mile III the Stage.
The Ridge is well known to be strictly
healthy nj all seasons of the ear.
Board can be obi .ned in orderly families at
low rates.
RATES OF TUITION, pc, quarter.
Spelling, Reading and Writing. SO 90
With Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammar, 90
History, Composition, Elements
of Natural Philosophy. &c. &C., 90
The School is providad with very superior
Terrestrial Globe, necessary Maps, &C.. COM
plete.
r. WARD,
r. u. BOATWRIGHT,
It. WATSON, r
s. WATSON, i'Us'ee'.
A. RUTLAND,
M. WATSON,
December 81 45 St.
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Bethany Academy.

YEvHE Trustees of this institution take a
H pleasure in announcing to the public,
that they have again succeeded in securing the
services Of the Rev. A. g. BREWER, as instruc-
tor for tie ensuing year and, from the pro-
gress made by the students Of the present year,
they feel fully justified in recommending the
Institution 10 the confidence Of those who may
be disposed 10 give ittheir patronage.
The exercises will be resumed on the third
Monday in January next, and will continue for
The term of ten months, to be divided into two
equal sessions. At the close of the first Session
there will be an examination of the Students,
and public exhibition.
TERMS:
For Orthography, Reading. Writing,
and Arithmetic, per session, 5 8 OO
The above, with Modern History, and
Geography, per session, w
Somuch ofthe above as may be neces.
sary, together with English Gram
mar, Ancient History and Geo
graphy. Natural Philosophy, Rhe-
toric, and Bookkeeping per ses-
sion, 10 OO
So much of the former as may be re-
quircd, with Mathematics, Chem
islry, Logic, and all other higher
branches ofan English Education,
per session, II %
No Student will be received for shorter
term thnn the half of q session.
Good Board can be had convenient TO the
School on reasonable terms.
A. PERRIN,
Il. J. IllBBLER,
A. Il. TRAYLER,
L. G. ROBERTSON,
j. SHELLEY,
w. S. COTHRAN.
Trustees.
Dec. II 2am3m 46
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Notices

a Ii persons indebted 10 t.e subscriber, by
IA Mote, or open Account, dre, requested TO
come iorwrld.u und settle. as - 4 WANT AlosEY..
AsD MUST HAVE IT" 10 square off my own olG
scores. / have waited until my patience is woEir
rhreadbare, and can. wait no longer. 1 you'd, ,
therefore. advise those indebted 10 me, who do
not wish to pay costs, to cotneiup 10 the Sc, ~
at.once, as | l'pm determined NOT olbe alone III
supporting La,oycrs. -,---,
WILLIAM BAILEY,
Jt, " tf 81 !,