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,o,e.,bsn three tines are large rs he De
,ober li,e. we do not ihink the estimated
!. Of four million Of dollars i exaggerated
The San Francisco Journal Of Mas - says!
The work of construction goes bravely
oo Already some forty four new houses are
! progress Of erection, some Of eqaal dlmen.
!. rs with those that sero destroyed by The
. and not few nearly completed. In a
~ DAYS more. he wreck Of the late co"ni.
alton vii he cleared away, aud scarcely a
Stage of devastation will remain 10 mar
general aspect Of spirit and prosperity
| Lcb chafac eiizes our unusually fdir city.
f. enefc, aud alacr'Iy -the expeaienis aud
,sources, which distinguish the Anglo Anne.
.,n population cf California are conspicu
,.ly e,iuced IL these rapid and cheering
|peraIons.
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IDdDE1a

Ia this pace. on The 3 instant. JAMES VIII.
an infin! son Of K. G. Carson. Esq aged IN.
ID Is days
On the 9Th. EMMA MARIA. infant daughter
IN, Il Tnylor aged about | months.
SuT.r little children to come unto tue and for.
lem not, for Of such is the kingdom OF heaven"
II, the 9Th, Mrs. - PHILLIPS. formerly Of
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BosToN June 80. Z. VI.
Confession of Pref Hebaer.-Parkmaa
hiied. bit uOi Uy,d,,,y

4 killed, bit not .Hnrdert9
u Il stated here upon the best authority
mat Professor Webster has written ietic,
10 .ne ''"ftrnot and Council, confessing that
he killed DR.. Pafhman, bui lha, il was No,
murder, aud praying lhat his sentence may
cc eommuied. The letter, though long. it i.
said' does not give the details Of The fatal
Transaction.
Professor WebsteIs confession vas hand.
ed IN Ia The Council.
IL denics solemnly that the act was nrc
meditlied. HIS Object IN making appoint.
ment with Paikman, was to sue for further
indulgence, as he was unable to meet his Tia.
bil'tIes, and he did no, state he was ready 10
pay hun anything. lie SAYS that Pafkman
abused ban 10 most har.h manner, which
'fii'ated han INTO phfei ", aud al the no.
m'hf. seiz =. stick Of wood, be struck Park.
man on the head aud killed him On the spat
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Cont u Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Session, 1850.


Session, 1850.
Trustee Of DITidson College Issue Of Devisa,it
-,
C,leL Fh,fer and others. vel non
B RbERED by tie Court, that publication b
~ made for SIX successive weeks tn the Charlotte
journal q newspaper published in Charlotte. N. g.,
That 'At Trustees Ol the Board of Missions oil The
General A cinSy OF ih+ Presbyterian Church Of The
United states 81 Amcr.ca, and the Trustees of the
Board oi Education of the Presbyterian Church Of
The u. :, 81 America and the Bonrd OF Foreign
Missions gi tie Pc hyfc{ian Church Of the S. o.
Aucnca, lie and appear al the next term OF this
Court T. be held !ar the county OF Cabarrus at III.
c at llpuse IN Concord, Oh he 81 Monday IN July
next then aai there % make themselves parties 10
th srH according 10 lsr.
Wiacse. r. " folfd, ClerF Of said Court Of
r.c2a an5 z ar'er Sessions, al cfi 'a The 81 Munday
Ia Apn, =. y 1859, lnl 4 the IAN ear Of our In
d prudence.
r. " TOARD, C. c. c. c.
Printers Fee, S. G!l tJg
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FEOSpliCTUS
OF
GaZcttccr Of Surii.Ca:o.i,.,

lNiiE un3eftienod proposes tn publish. in H.
=. course Of iw, I've months. A q xftf,rt oC N,,t
tarGf'"d wfFl who's. OH c. will be to present 4
us public an accututo Historical, Gepcrarhiea al,
statistical account OF The State The book il co,n
pe'tu according Ia The author, Isl he. aud slime
an tor" manual useful aud nCcrssar 10 ever,
en- 4 OF The SAT- ind 10 tho farmer espeeia !,
"ill bo oompend II important Information
II "l'' embrace the usual sghIcls u GA -Ateys
~ give IN account Of all IL Counties I,Sns
'ihees RIVERS. aud Crecks, ; ,urd. b., and ii4t
DOS IA tie state siill minute sisilyics u the Mn
efais. Agricultural r. oducilUns Manufar,ure- 81,
mtice snd eufiosIiles 81 thee different placcq
~ "i'i M add.si3n &c tbs, contain a History Of
me S'a'c-sn acnouni vi al tat Cul.rgce aud 5 II,
thnti"e, Hhd Begfr ph1csI Notice % grtat number
81 Nprii. Caroline worthless
comp teut srit,f eili pttnsfe ,ke,oh al the
bFau' u the SisUf Scieu'Ifi farmers VII ftir
tish c'ssis o. the b. 81 m,de. OF i.r,ninp ia the
Eastern. Middle aud Western parts Of tie State
anFptr'iciats OF cnlnenco and experience III com.
mubic.ie payers on the diseases OF n e. the RENE.
dies sud t,od a d prevention. The hole Mor. Xi.l
DC Illustrated ~I,h ,rirt,d engraving. ana will bc
ccsgn,d not OIL, 10 picture tie STATE d, .hs H. bai
10 be fdgg'siise II What Size may EASILY become b.
proper and ptattic.bIc improvements.
TERMS
II no unexpected sccldem nefvencs The wnf 1
WI b. ready tuf dslYe'y c4,ly next Spring and
WI ceo'sin al lust 400 pages 0,tsrl, and be neat,
and su-s'antai'y brund.
The c,py o ."ch suhsorter will ~ delivered to
t"hr nierehip ~ the CoUt. house OF his county OF
~ the Clerk o ihs County Count ID The prics hi
b ; IA, able acy,ry
My, 80. e H. WILEY.
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Esesli Erug,, Medicines. sc.
Parents School.

TfHiib 3id Session wfll b..
II IIu HE l,t Monday IA
60 july u.tt, ia charge u N.s
Lffes ,V kiBrcCs ffosr.
u, ga x..gsA Mts4 l.osg 10 . graduate II
Greensboro f.mai. G l!.te
and ne have very satisfactory t,stluolis oil her
affiliations Gom tie fresid,tt o. HAT college -
reihcr v ith his cordial rndaf-en.rt
Ih.s School made by Parents To educate their
children but 10 do thi- succoss iully are Of
the itnporuucs ef mans TO pros ure oonpsion,
Teacher, aud nurstrfS 10 procuct ,no proper sthnu
lus they open II to others. These Wii' share the
bsnof'= ttat nay be produced by parcllll care anc
labor
TrRNs FER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS.
>,,cl.ns, Il, sd,ng Wrtlng ana Arithmetic, s 81
Geography. Granmsr Raeioise. L 5. History, . o.
III, II gh.r Epgh y az hes, Nl
Iain Gtetk, French aud Saaclsh. ~ GO
Vocal Music, II p'.-.I5r, ia I'll the cassrs with.
out further charge,
nnard, except caudcs) pr month, o.
do from Monday 10 Friday, o.
Students are urged 10 ertef at the & s. of the
,ur 50 well for their ropd lhst of The school.
No deduction, except fnr lnsA,llty from siCknos
cyu,uult al lelst month. With notice Of the fact
b WATSON,
Noy - j-r0 u NJ.
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Er-rv T,sHam.nt sod is aeeomp1Hi,i ,citt ir-i9ci
euafantt 50 that there rs 10 rsk trtaftref 10 TIE
parfk1str.
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A hn.shead Of tobacco was sold AT anction
III Ly"ehhu'g foi $40 per h.ndred.
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:.l.g Thousand Es0!'Gi'S,
e 8 = 8 s 81 I q Is $

EyElNTEi!s snI fuelI h-rs- u N.Nspsners are
4 informed HAT The suls,rhers SIRE rxion~iytly
engaged in II, manufacture OF Printing Ink OF cv.ty
color ant quality, which they know " be equal =
say Manufactured .rd 1tich lhe, will SCH at thu
l1.er rrlres 'or cash As fi,y re determined that
III il lux saUl f-c,mulord itsulf they only slIatt
ono TIA. Of i, re'J"g upon rs nerls fur future
p.t-oHi.e Their Coi"rcd ihks art vartautcd su.
r.rr 10 any manufactured Cuculis cun'-'ning
prices -t.l b9 scrt 10 those Nha desire it, Oder,
i,r cash or city agents scccit,c.
rItNt hets Of new prprrs inserting his "a
vrrtiscm nj 10 III Amount 81 s. ard sending Us one
Paper Al any time con'ai.lp. il, " remtrns 3
U.I ccel,t 81 H. beg OF ,stra Nv irk.
+ +. ADAMS 4 60.
Steam Printing lux Work, Flil.aol, liza
A,eatr ot TIE sale Of new and second hena
Pruning ratotats. 26--jw
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TIE MAR KETS.
CHtRi.orTE-JuLf 10, l-50.
uuotlSAIU TLsIi Prices


~, RmCTe, 10Y M,larsrs, 40
-, brown, 7 Blown pam,stics 10 q
H Rico &. \ o ref sss 10 Gas. l2 u
Sraar,'s Il ii4rd. 9P.te du 81 50
la daub "a lin d. u! White Lead. frem
+ uglu Do i No > u pure, sig 70 q
bcfn Nais, a!'rs"ed Oh Is
!, si,e. 4 i'ssin ID ger bbl 81 Is
l. Mohsses 81 a per s.ck ca -!
RETAIL CASii PRICES,
h. Rood e, lhN q. Molssses, -
hown Domestic, Ito q
+ Rico & y. o. rel NJ has. sxl iis9j
-,.r} Il ted, 10 Do plate. s.! 81
.1r f,G. ed, t.! White Led FROM
81 ~. rs. , u ruf, 81. -.
q. rsG0cd. II .,ns.,d Ga. ia
ga N.ls, =, Van do. pef bbl llaS'5
Sad ., alt, .!4s.!
| Melsse'. 81
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e II. WILEY.
From Charie. Haniy Ger.ysor Of m, s,ot

From Charlie. Nariy Gcr.rsor Of the Stafe.
". wmrr, T. a Dru SIR. The Gazs',eer
Of North Carolina. cpn,s,uine tibe information and
s'aus''c. at tie STATE. lror"rr 10 he published by
va, All be book Of very cf,a -i'lc TIE char.
sc'cr and standing Of the S,-te IN The sclc of the
tn'ou. have tteatiI, suffered iof tie want Of -
.uch We,k.
heartily u,-h 700 -."ss-. sod ~o-,,-.-a ,..r
un'errfite IL The encouragement AID liberal Palron.
age o. the people.
an ", enh grea, respect sout obcdisn, .ersan
Ctih'S MANLY
From Hon. Dar,d l. Siraia Proud, nj II
n, tairerSry = Er'ract.)
Nr'i c1eca Gsz ltrcr y Noah Caro,,7l is
much nc'd.d and ought TO command extensive pa
lge" AZ. |. SWAIN
Cnspcl llnl April q 1850
Fegm Hon. Robri Strange Eriraet)
Fiyen,s,le, May II, 1854
consider The wofk proposed by you as cue u
T, great Interest 70 every lover Of our Safe ard
ca cul1icd 70 btag that safe INTO nctc IS. .n,,rc
ot4iicp both ct hume and shroad We OF North
Csohna know niuch too h,'le of each Other. seat.
tefed etc over wide and thny e,uled e 1t, n,
d t0tury and a.. vast to-ources of every hind 81
Vhir COR Stste can is'ly b,aSt ere comparatively
d*eless b,caose not mofe rrneral's known. A ira
weller nay retsh nhln few yard, OF 4 sptlny ~
tic Puic.t wstet Of Whose existence he Is ignorant
Tnc gold v,th Which our hills and vallus sbourd r.
~ ~ value while Il ns buried in the sod and there
i uns' have iotesct lain h-d not tic sHow ledge Or
sos?lcun 81 ITS "a cucc ,outcd the enterprise OF the
lalan. Your G4ztttct. ht rtakine kponn the fe.
sources Of State, viii call ~ Their native ean.
ard rylit capital AID enterprise tom gLfoud 10 CO..
sni elaborate them, | therefore wish u. heartily.
success, RIO. : TRANCE
From Hon Jtmf, frs1,H
am much pie '-ed to earn that {. n Wilry T. q
proposes n publish taz,tteer and statistical mr.
nplr ri Tic State. hay, no doub. the work y Il be
well, eu'td
tretrt 4 usa very important nlafier fof the aatc
T. have Ter btr nruduce .nd her * ports
exhibited 70 the ilblIc AZ thct vii be 10 this work
respectfully com ncud The enterprise to the patron.
age OF ,yety Nottl Carol MAN.
JAMES IREDELf.
Raleigh. Ml,eh 80 1850
From The Raleigh Stanford.
We agree With tho Gtcen-hotough Patriot hat
lps, such work a. he tur " proposes. would be
OF cront value IN explaining aud developing the con.
d,iton ard resources ~, the stat"
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H- UaNTt,s Decree Of wv Tern, i~aN ol
. touft oi Z ut'y iV' uarop eoun y, vail
saturday, Tie la,lo' ApruA neat, a. The tate
.se o' Eoltu Lcmmeni. cre'd.. eu credit Of
40 sld three ytars, ~, very sai,ahio
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c. OVER NAN.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
professor Mitchell and Biblical Chronology

Professor Mitchell and Biblical Chronology.
WAsHlNSroN, Thursday, Dec 5 1850
10 he Editors Of The Trib@ne:
GENTLEMEN From the report in your valuable
paper of Yesterday of Professor Mitchels Lecture
on Biblical Chronology, see that that gentleman
has stated that there 10 no evidence of probabll-
ty" that man has dwell: on this earth for more
than 5000 years-and that he has, at the same
time borne testimony 70 the correctness OF the
account of the creation mrltten, as he Pleases to
say, by Moses This l suppose, Will be very ac.
Ceptable to those who hope that the authority OF
the learned Professor win be enough to set aside
the arguments to the contrary which have been
advanced by the most eminent men of Europe.-
But, gentlemen, permit me TO assure your readers
that there is ample evidence at hand that man
existed on earth thousands Of years anteri-
Or to the time fixed by Professor Mitchell; and,
remarkably enough, that gentleman has himself
furnished US with evidence in opposition to his
ewn statement. He says that he has studied the
Aindoo astronomy with great attention, and that
1 he has found it containing computations Of the
/ Eolipses even so far bach IS 3,l0l years before
! Christ | ask now, every intelligent man, and
4 every one who has cultivated the study OF the his
tory of the human race, fit is reasonable to sup
1 pose that in the short time OF one thousand and
iortyninc wears, infant man shoad have been able
{ 10 undertake such computations
Moreover, the historical records OF the Hlndoos
the inscriptions on the monuments OF Egypt, con,
hrming the genealogies Of Msnetho-aud the very
chronology OF the Pentatevels-acc to the
| Septuagint version, which is deemed of the high
est authority by many Of the most eminent theolo
gsns Of Europe-refute the opinion Of Professor
Mitchell in regard to the age OF mankind--en opiu.
lon at variance too, with the analogy and whole
history OF man.
This learned gentleman whose former Lectures
have read with admiration-speaks OF the Del
age as Universal-th he NUS: know that sci
ence denies the possibility Of iss having extended
4 to all parts of the Globe. Bat this, suppose,
1 "ll recommend him to the tsyor OF some OF your
readers, as an evidence Of bis strong jaib in the
! eosectsess OF the Hebrew traditions He speaks
also otthe account gives IN Genesis, of the Crea-
! non rs written by Moses-this, however IS at va,
rance with the opinion Of the most accomplished
& &lenta'lsts Of Germany. The truth is, that there
uoes no; exist the least evidence that Moses knew
or could know anything OF the oreaton, beyond
me con}sctares, which prior 70 his tine had been
put forth on tins subject,
ekNTI'A A hope that you will be so kind as
10 insert these lines in your paper as they are
%ritien IN vndication of histor;esI trnth
remain with much esteem, yo,r s.',,6is sa,,sr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

>, GA Nts I canal was closed at
snd sbc Ds a04 fS the Mohawk Valley yesterday
practically suspended although srss So Is
boats will doubtless keep in melton a. 5s- %%$
points, Tor a day or two. ''' - Inherent
WHALING FROM san FRAycIslo.-Wa Io...
5 ina the bark Popmunnet now or formerI,, ~
alrhayen, was fitting for whaling vovans ~ y.
|IS can FRANCISCO, at latest dates Cart. Fat
ls9ltn OF New'hondon, an old whaler and entar
s as merchant, was also fitting ship Of abon,
WV "''s capacity, for the Arctic Seas fishery.
New Bedford Mercpry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
Woman's Rights

To the Editors Of The Tribune,
In your paper Of Nov. 10, find letter from
Elizabeth Pillsbury, controvertng the ideathat
there are wrongs to redress in the present organ
ization of society AS she shows a very mascu.
line spirit, am ready to believe she does not feel
those ills that press SO hardly on the most OF her
sex. But she writes as though she did not even
see them She instances the Hutchinson band
and says, ." wonder if it never occurred to the
mind Of sister Abby, that her rights were tram.
pied upon because she did not sing bass And
next see says ." l suppose no one will question
her right to sing bass tenor alto cry well,
then. Ii her right is unquestioned it is not tram,
pied upon 1t ia the having plain and natural
rights OF individuals questioned or denied, that
we object TO-
The family arrangement instanced is a very rare
one, but we all admit that where the wife is re-
esrded IS the equal where she chooses the
place she occupies, as the husband does where
she shares all things equally with him not only
nominalIy but really-therd is rare household,
that needs no reforming. tits not with any SUCH
we would wish change. But these are proven
to be very rare Yet doubt not it is so in the
home of that writer. Her!etter shows she knows
how to rule by hook or by crook, By her remarks
on what woman can do under our present laws.
If those statements are correct il IS sufficient rea
son why the laws should be altered. II they bear,
or can be made to bear, unjustly on men, andthey
are TOO chiyarous 70 make the alteration wo-
man ought surely to show that she wishes it done.
But we would have no woman ever be driven TO
such means as she points out, to get even what is
rightiully hers. We would have IL by open and
honorable means.
Her dove eyed, nnassuming little girl, pro
6ably lived as thousands, nay millions, DO, and
perhaps she did all her duty, and perhaps, too.
She net with some more timely reward than the
commentator, precious it was, spoken after
her decease, but there are very many equally
faithful, equally domestic, who are not all valued
or appreciated. and many who VINO feel Il
g holy duty to speak and act Tor those WAC are
not GERTRUDE GREY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

DUNBAR FOUND GUMTY.-Ihe entire sitting
of the Court yesterday was occupied by the
prisoners counsel, Mr. Wheaton, with the ex-
ception OF half an hour in the morning, occupied
by Mr. Peckham Mr.. w. labored earnestly for
the prisoner in speech OF seven hours. The
District Attorney, Mr. Hammond, commenced
summing up for the people this morning in
speech, the eloQGence and force OF which have
elected expressions of admiration from 81 quar-
ters Mr. H. closed 81 noon and alter calm and
brief survey OF the testimony and exposition Of
law by judge Wright, the Jury retired st l PM.
The Jury returned into Court AZ 3 7. NJ and de-
liyered their verdict-GC1Irf. he VIII receive
his sentence az the opening Of the Court .o-mor.
row morning, ALBANY Atlas, 10.
\ VETERAN GoSE.-Hon. WILLIAM PLuMER
died 1t his residence in Epping, y. H. On Thurs
day, a. the sge Of about %. He was the only sur
wing member OF the Convention which framed
the present constitution OF this State al the time
OF the assembling OF the present Convention he
was fcur times elected Governor OF this State
VIZ III sl2 and from 1916 to ISIS inclusive and
had held various other Offices n the State and na
tional government, among them Member of Con
gress.
THE GEES FORTUNE IL ESGLASD.-Beniami
Gibbs Mitchell, formerly of B Baltimore, and more
recently from Bermuda, claims the fortune of
eigkt maAoHS Of dollars, which has remained in
England many years without IN owner, the right
full heir net being known. Mr. Mitchell has been
in England the past year and has made MS claim
TO the title clear that he no longer doubts that
he shall obtain the money TIE arrived IN Hart
lord Conn last Saturday, to procure certain evi
dt.o,e Touching his identity
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01
Prof webster and Mr.. LittIe6eId

The interview with Ephraim Liitlefield,
janator of the medical college, which Dr.
w. solicited took place ON Wednes day after.
noon, in presence Of The jailor, Mr.. Andrews.
IL is represented to have been cordial and af
tecting. They shook hands. DR.. w. told
MIR; L. that he had done him great injustice,
and could not feel at ease until he had OBJ
tanned his forgiveness. All that Mr.. Little
held had stated as a witness he admitred to
DC true, but he added that. as dying man,
he could not bring to mind the sledge ham,
mer. Mr.. Littlefield expressed his pity for
ana sympathy with the convict, and told him
mat. IN testifying against him he had only
discharged painful duty. With all his
heart he forgave him for any wrong he may
have done or intended him., II he had stated
anything wrong he hoped that DR.. w. would
forgive him AT the close of The interview,
they again shook hands, both affected TO
Tears. and asked to see Mrs. Littlefield. ex-
pressing himself as always having been
friendly TO her and the family. .-t - ..-.7..
Prof. w. is represented as resigned, peni-
tent, and prepared for the great change that
awaits him. His peace, he says, is made 10
heaven. and his only affection is on account
of his family.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-01
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, sS.-District Cou t. Middle District, June
Term, 4. ID. 1851
DENJAMIN RANDALL. and John G. l.. Booker of Bath
ID in the County of Lincoln copartners, under the firm
of Randall Il Booker, Plaintiffs, Uersus, TruNton
Lowell of Camden, State of Arkansas, DEPENDENT in the
plea of the for that the said Lowell said Camden
wit Wiscassct the day of the purchase Of this
writ being the seventeenth day of August A. D. lSiS
being indebted to the plfs in the of fy six dollars
according the account annexed to the riffs writ, then
and there in consideration thereof promised the pfs to
pay them that demand Yet the said Lowell though
often requested the hath paid but refuses
doto the damage of the said plf las he sah the sum
of one hundred dollars.
And now it being made to appear TO the Court that the
said Truxton Lowell is a resident of this STATE and
has tenant agent attorney therein that his goods
have been attached in this and that he has had
notice of the tendency thereof ordered that the
Plaintiffs notify the said Tuxton Lowell OF the tendency
of this suit, by publishing abstract Of their writ
and declaration and this order of Court thereon three
weeks successfully in the Eastern Times printed Bath
the last publication TO be thirty days at least before the
term of this Court to be holden at Wiscasset, with
and for the County of Lincoln, the fourth Tuesday
October that he then and there said Cour
appear aud show cause, ii he have, why judgement
should be rendered against him in this suit and
ton issue accordingly.
Attest f. B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Abstract of writ and declaration and copy of order
Court. Sw6 Attest: E. b. BOWMAN, Clerk.