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BLANKS.

NHE attention of Lawyers, Sterffs and
 II Clerks of Courts, is requested to the following Blanks, which have just been printed, and gre for sale a, "The State Guard" Office:
 Writs, Declarations, Execution in As sumsit, Execution in deb:, Execution for Damages, Delivery Bonds, Supeona, Ca. Sa., Sciria Fa., Sherif's forthcoming Bond Retailers Oath and Licence, Commissions
 Overseers of Roads, Jurors Certificates, Witness Certificates, Garnashees, Capias Bonds, Replevy Bonds, Bonds for Title, Deeds of Conveyance, &c. Any oriers from distance for any ofth- above, or sny other klnd, will meet the stlictest attention. These Blanks are printed on good paper and offered for $l per qdare. '
 Feb, 20 iy
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A Y II Jlb lOi SoiC hn CAtCuSlNt uuC |OHi- " plete assortment of Swedish Bar Iron--ass'd, 1a15 in. wide. Swedish Plough Iron-ass'd, 6ll2 do Swedish Square lron-ass'd, aa34 do English Round, Square and Flat Iron-of all sizes.
 American Refined Round Iron-4al in. American do Square ron-aaA in. American do Band, Horseshoe, and
 Scroll and Hoop Iron. American do Nailrod Iron. American do Fiat Iron-suitable for
 Screw nuts. American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron,
 and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron. Swedish Plough Moulds. Steel -Naylor's Cast, German, Blistered,
 Spring, Shear and Crowley. Mill Rocks-Kuln, Esopus and French
 Burr, assorted, l2a54 inches. Sheet Cast Steel-Brislles, Glue, Screws,
 Butts, &c.
 Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons-of all des-
 cripions.
 Hollow Ware-American, English and
 French.
 Nails and Spikes-of Swedes' Iron, of all
 sizes.
 Guns-Sngle and Double barrel Shot guns
 and II files, superior assortment. Grindstones-Nova Scotia Blue Grit. Ploughs-Sub-soi, and variety of Rugs
 ges', Nourse and Mason's make, and oti-
 CT kinds.
 Straw-Cutters. Corn-Shellers, Corn and
 Cob Mills and Fan Mills. Hoes, Trace Chains, Log and OK Chains,
 Collins Axes. With general assortment of HARD WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all of which they invite he attention of purchas- CTS, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
 Ianuorv 6 1Ql7 if
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call and examine their stock and prices.
 Their arrangements and facilities ar such as enable them to offer inducements to purchasers unsurpassed by any other house..
 The stock is of the latest and most ap- proved styles, having been selected by one of the partners from the best manufactures of Europe.
 nF Any bills made in the East with respectable houses in their line will he du>- plicated: and any goods packed ttheif es. tablishment warranted to go free of break age. feb 1S47
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China Glass and Ear,henwarc.

THE undersigned Are Tn receipt at thei! Il New Crockerv Store, per ship Brew sler, from Liverpool, an addition 10 their already extensive stock, embracing tle newest styles and patterns of Iron. stone, Porcelain and Flowing Blue Dinrel. Tea and Toilet Ware, with every variety ofCut and Plain Glass, including complete as soriment of Bar Fixtures. Also, Sola , Lard and Oil Lamps, Table Cutlery, Gas. tors, Tea trays. &c. sc, together with a large stock ol Queensware, suitable for the country trade, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices, and on the most favora. ole terms.
 HENRY &. MOTT,
 Mobile, Feb 5. 13 3Dauphin st
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New Orleans Type Foundry,
 AND PRINTERS DEPOT.

rTSHE undersigned beg leave to announce l to Publishers and Printers that they have established complete and exte nsiye Type Foundry in this city.
 The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut to order by workmen of long experience. and as no expense has been spared 10 obtain the handsemest faces, and to perfect 1t in every respect, we will venture 10 say it will be found as handsome. if not the handsom- est Tn the u. States. We have also very handome assortment of FIoaoers and Job Letter, of the latest style, to which we would call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manu- factured by us will be ol a material equal, if not superior to any manulactured at the North; and as we shall furnish type at New Nork prices, we trust 10 meet with encour- agement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and to execute orders for Type of any magnitude, with promptness. We would also particularly call the attention of Printers To our Leads-having an entire new selt of Moulds, by which we are ena- bled to furnish perfect article. We are al- so Agents tor the sale of the Napier, Wash ingon and Smith Presses, which, together with Glasses. Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other article in the Printing business, will be kept on hand, and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
 IP The Proprietors of Newspapers who will publish this advertisement six months, and send paper to our Office, weekly will be paid for the advertisement by purchasing six times the amount of advertising bill in Type.
 GREEN & CO.,, r Canal st. Row.
 New Orleans. AruI S2. 1S57 21m.
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turned; breafhinq short and hur-

turned; breathing short and hur- ried; countenance shows. much distress; pulse small and frequent and not hard; he complains of great weakness. Nothing justi- 6es the lancet but the pain and difficult bI eathing. l made him sit up, he appeared too weak to sit, and begged to be laid down. I opened the vain and then laid him down. After the blood had been running for some little time, the pulse became fuller and slow CT. I bled him until he could breathe easy. That evening he had a slight pain in the side, and l cupped him over the seat of the pain, and then applied blis- ter; a few purgatives and tartar emetic solution was all that he needed after this.
 In cases of pneumonia do not neglect them at all. More can be done to assist them in the first twenty-four hours than ever can be done afterwards. If with the pain in the side and difficult breathing, you have full and hard pulse, the lancet, all will tell you, is the proper remedy; but / bleed when there is pain, with hurried, quick or laborious breathing, and l have never had cause to regret 1t, when it is done on a strong negro when first taken. If the fever should assume any thing like intermit- ting or remittent form, give qui- nine as you would in those levers. Negroes here bear the lancet well. Then diet consists princi- palIy of meat and bread. Eve " field hand has half a pound of meat day.
 You tell me you want an over seer for next year. It is we'll; your force will justify you in get ting one. lam pleased that you have attended to your business this year yourself. You will now know how lab2rious the life of an overseer is, and will be able to appreciate one who does his duty. You will have more charity for their faults, for you will see how hard it is to act to please yourself. You will also learn what the duties of an over- seer are, and will know how to require of them to do you justice. It is one of the most official things in the world to get a faithful and capable overseer. 1 can only ad- wise you who to get, by telling You what one should be. In the first place, he should be a man of the strictest honesty and truth, he should possess the most untiring industry; he should be orderly and systematic in every thing; he should be firm, strict and humane; he should loUe home more than any where else; he should have sense enough to make just and sensible regula- tions for the government of the negroes, and frmness enough to execute them; he should be well acquainted with his business, but not so smart as to have mo- thing more to learn; if he knows so much that books and agricul- tural papers can't learn him any thing, do not, l entreat you, trust him with your business and lastly, if be drinks to excess, do not employ him if he has every other qualification.
 Your friend,
 T. M. TONNES
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Mail Arrangements
AT WETUMPKA POST OFFICE

AT WETUMPKA POST OFFICE. The Southern and Eastern mail from Mon' 'gomery, due every day al II m,
 The Northern mail from Huntsville via. Gadsden, Jacksonville, Talladega, and Rockford, due Monday. Thursday and Sa lurday, at m.
 The Western from. Tuscaloosa via. Ma plesville. due Tuesday and Saturday at 4 pm The West Point via. Chambers c. H. & Dadevile, on Wednesday and Saturday at 7pm.
 Time of Closing.
 The Southern and Eastern-Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at g 2 m. and on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day, at3 p m. The Northern Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. at 10 a m.
 The Western--M Monday and Friday at Dam.
 The West Point Tuesday and Friday, at Yam. Letters must be deposited in ths office at least half an hour before the time of closing. "''' '' L. BRYAN. P. NJ.
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RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Merchants. $ ream Boat Owners and others to' their extensive stock of Queensware, &c.
 Merchants in the habit of purchasing East are particularly solicited in
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TO TRAVELLERS

RXA THE subscriber respectfully iETM announces to travellers and nlN others, that he has established
 House of ENTERTAINMENT, 6a miles east of Wetumpka, on the Georgia Road. He respectfully soliciis the atten- ton of travellers. No pains will be spared to render comfort to those who may be dis posed to patronize him. Prices shall be moderate. ALFRED PARKER.
 May 25, 1S47. 2ltf
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The Star Spangled Banner.

NHE most elegant and entertaining IL Family Weekly Paper in the United States-s published at S2 Washington Street, N. York, at $2 per annum, in ad- vance-$l for months.
 Agents wanted to solicit subscribers, and to sell New and Popular Works, to whom the best encouragement will be given.
 N. York city, June lsl, lS47.
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Window Shade Depot,

Window Shade Depot, No.7, SPRUCE STREET, TRIBUNE BUILDING
 New York City.
 Established in 1S40. w HOLESALE and Retail-Shades W o all descriptions, including superb and brilliantly colored Gothic Scenes, of various sizes and prices, also the late style of beautiful Rural Landscape Scenes, a much admired and desirable article; togeth. CT with every style and description of Shade now in use, at fifty per cent. cheaper than can be bought at any other place. Trimings al manufacturers prIces. Sign, Banner and interior decorations done in a style not to be surpassed.
 BARTOL & ORMSBEE,
 Manufacturers and Importers Feb. 26 1947.
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LIVERY STABLE.

sszs> THE undersigned, grateful VMN l for past favors, informs EaMaA 4W the community that he contin- w TlTues the above business, in the sasss City of Wetumpka-immedi- ately below the Fire Proof Ware House where he is prepared to accommodate the public with Buggies, and gentle Saddle and Harness Horses, upon the most reasonable terms. By strict attention 10 business, he hopes to continue to share portion of the public patronage.
 He will always be supplied with the best provender the country afford and experi- enced and careful ostlcrs.
 R. E. HILL. Janllry 6, lS47. If
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MAsTERsON X BROTHERS.

Importers of erery description of Queens
 a0are, China Glass, &c. 3l Water street. Mobile, Alabama, and 165 Main street, St, Lotus Missouri
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A SUPERIOR article of Extra LARD f1 OIL, for sale at the Drug Store of
 w. B. COOPER. Wetumpka, March 26.
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Dr. Swaymc's compound syrup of
 Wild GNEanrrV.


 Dr. SWaync's cOmpOHnd syrup of
 Wild Cherry.
 OF all the remedies oi the day, and they are a great variety, which profess to be of great value 10 the human family, we hesitate not to pronounce Dr. Swayne's Compound syrup of Wild Cherry as one of the great. est discoveries of modern science. Of all the many compounds put forth for the cure of diseases which affect human nature, not one remedy could be named which has in so short a space of time acquired such un- bounded confidence with the public, and has performed such miraculous cures; and has merted and received so much eulogum fiom the faculty and others, as this justly celebrated remedy.
 BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
 Many people are very apt 10 consider a cold but trilling matter, and think that "it wlll go away eff itself in few days" ard they give themselves no trouble about it, But to such we would say, "he careful of your colds" do not tamper with youi cons situtlons. If you desire to live to "good old age" use such remedies as will effect an easy and permanent cure. Dr, Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry has cured more Colds than any other medicine offered for sale in this country. The certi> fcates o cures effected by this invaluable medicine, which the proprietor is daily receiving, are of the most gratifying cha> ractcr, and tend 10 show its eanative pro- perlies and the high stand it holds in public estimation.
 uFThe only agents in Wetumpka, is WM. B. CooPER Coster a Cox, Montg- omery, Ala; and Hoodley, Phelps & co. New York.
 HPrepMed, only by pr. Swayne, cor ner of slh and Race street, Philadelphia.
 March 5. ,S47 1v
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BLACKSMITHING.
Boarding.

AsA MRS. J. H. WILSON, 27 BIENviLLE EdW STREET, is now ready 10 receive gem llemen, for permanent or transient Board> ing, on the most reasonable terms.
 New Orleans, Jan. 5, l84z. iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27

At Cane Hill, Washington county, Arkansas, on
Thursday 18th inst, by the Rev. John Buchanan,
WILLIAM OuEsEN BURY. Esq, to Miss ADEIINE, daugh-
ter of Robert Parks, Esq, of tnat place.
Accompanying the above notice was SC mt bounti-
full supply of wedding cake which we have dstrbu-
+ ed among the numerous unmarried swans and dam
sells that abound goody city, to dream 0rer.!
May the happy couple glide smoothly on lifes summer
current till their last vital pulse sh all beat,
Eike Summers beam, and summers stream,
Float on in joy, TO meet
a calmer sea- where storms shall cease
a purer sky, where all is peace
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27
BENToNvILLE. Nov. 22d. 1917.

Dedr Sir The Democratic County Conven-
uol, tor this county, came off agreeab by TO pre-
vIous notice. on Saturday tho 2O.h inst. and as
you WI! see by the proceedings which have been
forwarded TO you, that the meeting of the l5lh
was repudiaed. Benton is for w S. OLDHAM
ana VIII instruct her delegates, TO the State
Convention, to support him for the Congressional
nomination 1t will be left discretionary with
me delegates to cas-. the vote for Governor. Drew
OF coarse is out OF the questions Roane ,cas bu,
Is hardly n0w, the first choice of the democracy
OF benton. Ihornton will be apt TO get the votes
OF this county for Governor.
hi'nough township meetings had been held, in
seVeraI townships, and delegates appointed 10
nee Hleel IN county convention, at this place. on the
~oth, 10 The utter establishment Of all who wit
messed IT, wilson addressed the people in the
streets. where there were over 200 hundred per-
sons ana whiie he was haranguing the crowd
certain A-Judge of this circuit cried out. as fol-
lows = a II Wilson's friends will fall in on his
flgh'. W NhereuPon about 20 persons fell in line.
After the speech over. these friends of Will
sons adjourned TO a house and adopted resolutions,
lnstructlng their delegates to vote for Wilson,
VI course there were Overcome hundred democrats
IN the streets who did not attend this meeting. be-
cause the Invlt:tion extended to Wilson's
friends" only, and therefore it was presumed to
be Wilson meeting, and net Democratic Con-
vention.
wilson may not be TO blame for these proceed
lhgS winch are of a disorgansing tendency, and
cafc"IGfed to help Johnson, if they were not in
fenae@ to effect that purpose. And they are dis
reputable to all concerned. and unequaled by anv
thIRg that has occurred in this end of the State
ever before. Such a bold and daring attempt 10
tread down the people. is attributed to the intrigue
OF broken down politician who claims to belong
to your county, and who has been figuring up
mere, earning the contempt of the honest men OF
All parties. learn that at Little Rock he was
Johnson mar IT Van Buren,, an Oldham man,
and up here he has p'2yea the courter TO Wilson
and his friends-he is "al tni"gs to all men,"
ana his desplcabe course has ID him Iii the
eyes of ali honorable and fair dealing politicians
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27

ANOTHER proof of tht efficiency Of DR. Jaync's
Hair Ionic--This will certify that was entirely bald
for about three years, when recommended to try
DR.. Jayne's Hair Tonic. procured two bottles of
Mr.. Mason, in SomervIle, and using the Tonic for
about fifteen months, my hair in all over my
head aud although not quite thick as before, yet
it is constantly growing. This surprising restoraton
of my hair has excited the astonshment Of all my
quaintances, and made object of curiosity TO
many. l am 55 years of age, and have reason to
regard the inventor of ths matches Hair Tonic
public benefactor. JcA CHIN GULICK.
New Germantown, N. j., Nov. &c. 1912.
NO CURE, NO PAY!
Fever and Ague-Jaync's Ague Pills warrant
ed the worst forms of Fever and Ague The
money will be refunded in cases where they fail to
cure-but they never do fail.
GTAmong the thousand and one medicines adver-
tsed as '' certain for pulmonary complaints
Jaype's Expectorant stands alone Its path public
confidence has been paved with Puffs but cures ;
and the vouchers for its efficiency include an array of
which for character and Tespecta bity cannot
be surpassed in this country DR. Jayne being himself
a physician, does not profess to perform physical i'm
possibilities-as for instance. to cure man whose
lungs like honey comb completely riddlcd, as 1T
were, by disease but he does assert and we believe he
is borne out by well authcntca ted facts, that it in all
diseases of the lungs and chest which susceptible
cure without miraculous Interference, his EXpecto
rant viii the patient to health There is no
medicine before the public which so effective IN re-
moving coughs, colds bronchites, asthma hoarscness
peurisy Group, Influenza quimsy. and all disorders of
the machinery of respiration Jaynes Expactorant
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists,
Van Buren, Ark's.,
And W. H. g. NJ MAYERS, Druggists.
n3g Fort Smith, Ark s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27
NORTH WEST.
Benton County, Arks., Nov lG lS47.
BENroNvILLE, Ark, Nov. 10Th 1917.


Mr. Clarke
DEAR SR:-Therc meeting of the dem
ocralIc party on Saturday the 9th Of this inst,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend
the county Convention to be held here on the 2OLh
There were about forty persons present and after
little discussion, the vote was taken on the ques-
ton of q congressional candidate. when 1t result
cd as follows: for Oldham 26, for Wilson T. some
few not voting.
For Oldham the public sentiment appeared TO
be eyidenty flowing, among he people, since that
time. When on the 18th, yesterday being the
first day of court, a. NJ. Wilson made his appear
ance and addressed the people, stating to them
that tho back counties were all going for him.
and that they had better unite on him. Ia the
meantime, W--n of this county and Re
of Crawford were busily engaged fishing anon g
the people to get up a meeting, although the |o'h
was the day liked UPON, for a general county meet
ing 10 be held by delegates from the townships
ond finally prevailed upon few to go into meet
inc. The number did not exceed the township
mce,;no held here on the 9th. Nhereupon W
-n presented some resolutions declaring +" -
son TO be the first choice and 0adham 10 ne 'no
second Roane Isl choice and Thornton "a
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Winter Goods.

H4SNGLiSH and French Broadcioth's plaid and fam
= cy Cass'mere's Sattineis and Twecds plain
and fancy oregon and Rough and Ready Cloths I,sa-
yer and Pilot Cloths blue, brown and black Blanket
Cloth; blue, green and white Mackinaw Blankets :;
WHITE red yellow and green Fhnnels, Linseys and
Plaids-varous kinds, for sale by
October 80, I947, WALLACE s. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27
choice for Governor, which resolutions were adopt

4is meeting was premature and spurious
On The 2Oh the regular county meeting will be
neid' when the proceedings of this will be repu-
dated, and Ofdham declared the ctolco Of this
county. Roane the first choice for Govern
or, but am afraid that the course of his friends
at the meeting yesterday, will rather set him
back
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.

Ga THE steamer ALERT, Thomas
st-sztHezKzllfJ ]. GREGG, Masier, will run as a
ssssfsxsSszsI regular packet, the ensuing season,
from Napoeon and Noulh.of' White river, to Lit
lie Rock, Van Bufen, Fort Smith and Fort ei5-
son. - u
The ALERT is a new boat, and we'll adapted to
this river, drawing only fourteen inches water.
Passengers and shppersrrnay depend upon her
making regular trips.
For freight or passage, (having superior com.
mocaions.) apply on board
Nov. IS. lS47.-4l-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27

lie l1HpWing extract Of Il letter is from very
spectacle mercantile h)usc, da ted
Washington, RaPpahannock Co Va
May 26, lS46. 5
Dr.. d. JAYNE-Dcaf Sir:-Our Mr.. Jones' has been
in very bad of health for than year;
has had the benefit of the best Medical advice our
country affords and also visited your city during
summer but found no relief. On the 18Th of April
last, purchased half dozen bottles of your TONIC
NERMlFUGE, and half dozen boxes of SAN ALIVE
PILLS. Through carelcssncss in packing the art-
elcs IN drygouds box, one half of the Vermifuge
was broken Mr.. Jones commenced with the Pills
and after taking few doscs felt decided improve
ment. The three bottles of Vcrmifuge, which came
safe to hand, brought from him. he thinks, less
than one thousand nOrmS, and perfa ps many morc--
lie is now in better health than he has been in for
years. and we hopca few more bottles OF Your Vermi-
luge and PIls, will effect permanent cure. A our
physicians have entirely mistaken his case, Proof.
Samuel jackson, OF your city, a: the head. Mr..
Jones most anxous to get of the Pills Yer.
miiugc possible.
Respectfully, ]. B. JONES & Co.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia and
sold on agency by STEVEN 81 BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks.
w. H. g. NJ. MAYERS, Fort smith
mo
where may also be had JAyxE's AaJc Pulls, WARRAN-
ED TO cure Fever aud Ague, intermittent Fever, &c
Also the-AMERlCAN HAIR DYE, also warranted To-
change the hair TO beautiful aubern o. let Black
colour, without staining the skin
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-27
STATE OF ARKANSAS. }

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
In Tie CircuH Co"ri Of sail county. al lie Au.
gusf term thereof a. ID. 1917. Augusi 5ih.
James a. Dlbrell, Plaintiff, } Ass,,,,.s,r
David Mcclellan, Defendant. By Af'@0AlENT
& ND now on this day comes the said plaintiff, .,
IA by attorney, and the defondan, having Who'll.
y failed to appear cnd plead or otherwise answer
the sai1 plaintiff S action ; and tappcarlng 10 the
satisfaction Of the court here, that The said de-
fendant is a nonresident OF the State of Arkan-
sas; and that this is an action OF assunpst found
ed on account. (thc last charge being upon The
sixteenth day OF September, \. ID. 1915 J due
SAID plaintiff. upon which writ of attachment
has been issued against the real estate of said de.
tendan. Ii Is therefore, on notion ordered BY
The court that unless said defendant appear bv
himself or attorney, on or before he third dlv of
the next term OF thrs court. and plead answer or
demur to said PLAINTIFFS declaration, Judgment
VIII be entered against him, uud tho property at
tached by virtue of sIid writ of attachment be
sold TO satisfy tho same. a nd il is further order
ed by the court that this order be published in the
Arks Inte!Hgencer, Il newspa per, published in tho
town of Van Buren, two weeks successivey, the
last lnsertipp whereof 10 be at least thirty laws
previous to the first day of the next term of this
court; and this cause stand continued un,il the
next term of this court
A true copy from the record.
Attest A, M'LEAN, Clerk.
Nov. II. l3 IL t.l-.(V. Gprs fan S;t;