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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

CO 1t is said that President Fillmore
has expressed a determination to give no
man Cabinet positiOpfrOm State repre-
ssnted in the Nashville Convention. That
is visiting the sins of few hot-headed ia
natics on people who may bs truly loyal.
1t is little too much like visiting the sins
and crimes Of parent upon his unofisnd-
ing progeny.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
Dress of the daughter Of Abbot Law
renee. Esq.

In the account in the London papers Of
her Majesty's last Drawing Room, we find
the following description ofthe dress worn
by the daughter Of the American ambas.
sador:
M iss Lawrence-Train of rich white
Moire, trimmed with buoillones of tule and
boquets of roses de Mni, lined with white
glace, with three skirts of tulle, looped
with chaldaime of roses de Mai: blonde
berthe. Head.dress-Feathers, blonde
lappets and diamonds. Ornaments Dia-
monds.
There is Cotton Lord for you, and a
cotton lady too, or we are no Chrlstain.-
How Old BEN FRANKLIN would have felt,
as Republican Representative, cutting
such figure with his daughter. When
Minister to France Old BEN,s daughter
wrote to him from home requesting that
she would purchase her an Ostrich feather
for her bonnet, as that had become the
fashion in America" The veteran Repub.
lican replied, "Catch the old Rooster, my
daughter, and pull out one Of his tail feath-
ers, and my word for it, it will answer
every purpose of the Ostrich" How
proudly does ancient Old BEN and his
laughter contrast with Modern Lord AB.
BOT and his cotton Belle.-Clsueland
Plain Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

u The Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune writes to that pa
per on the 2lst inst, that Mr.. Pierce Of
Maryland, will positively declined the ap-
pointment of Secretary of the Interior. Lat
er reports state that be has declined. The
Office will not remain long vacant for the
want sf some one to take it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
Lectures on Physiology and Anatomy


Mrs. ]. Elizabeth Jones delivers a lee
.a.e ..hi;s .h;s evening at the Universalst Church,
on the sciences Of Anatomy and Physiology.
The lecture is TO be Introductory to course
which Mrs. ]. proposes to deliver upon the
same subjects before a class Of ladies in
this village. She is said to be very pop
ular lecturer and capable of imparting
knowledge in regard to these sciences which
have so lorg been shut out from woman as
something she must not understand. But
in regard to her ability those who hear her
tonight will be better able to judge than we
are at present. Go ard hear, and then
judge for yourselves. The lecture this eve
ming is free to all of both sexes.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

Professor ]. w. WEBSTER DEATH
WARRANT SlGNED.-The Boston Tran.
script of Saturday afternoon says:
Professor Webster is said 10 have been
fully prepared for the decision Of the Exc.
cutive Council-at least, when he learned
it from the evening papers, he did not aP.
pear to be disappointed. His wife and
three daughters, also, Mr.. Sohier, one of
his counsel, had an interview with him in
jail yesterday.
1t is understood that Professor Webster
had expressed wish that if he were TO be
executed, an early day might be fixed; and
that his family might be kept in ignorance
of the time. For long time the family
have abstained from reading any newspa.
pers whatever. .-..
The prisoner was visited this morn ng
by High Sheriff Eveleth who found him
calm and apparently resigned. Professor
Webster had probably long before aban-
oned all hope of the favorable action of the
Governor and Council. His Excellency,
tho Governor, has affixed his signature to
the death warrant, which has been duly
transmitted TO the High Sheriff.
The Journal says that Prof. WIS. fami-
ly had not, when they visited him, on Sat.
urday, learned Of the decision agains. him.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
und plttslurgh Rail Road. .

Cleveland und Pittsburgh Rail Road.
The President and Directors of The Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Rail Road. held their
quarterly meeting last week in this village.
Welearn that the Northern and Middle
Divisions Of the work are steadily progres.
sing towards completion, and the Board are
still determined 10 run the Cars from
Cleveland TO some point south Of this place
by the first of November next.
/, stirs our hood to think Of it. Sue.
cess to them.-Sfar.
C. We urders tand that cargo OF tn.
iron for this Road is on its way from Que
bee.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
The last Card of the Galphin Chief.


The following letter from Mr.. Crawford,
late Secretary of War, was submitted to
House Of Representatives on the 18th, by
the Speaker: .-
WAsHrNGroN, July 18th, 1850.
SIR: The application l had the honor to
make through you to the House of Repre-
sentatives on the second of April last, hay-
ing for its object the investigation of nay
conduct in relation to the Galphin claim,
has, as understand, been decided, and the
result is the condemnation of the claim and
all proceedings under the act of Congress
which provided for its settlement, except
the payment of the principal.
As the question Of interest is believed to
spectfully to request that the House of Rep
resentatives may take the necessary steps
to cause legal proceeding to be instituted
against me for the recovery of that or any
portion of the Galphin claim have receiv-
ed. At the same time am prompt give
the assurance that will not interpose de-.
lay or raise in my defence any other ques.
IoA huoh tlU PiOP1i SOuotiuktiOu VI thC oVt
for the relief of Milledge Galphin, executor
of the last will and testament of George
Galphin, deceased, approved August 18th,
l84S.
! have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD.
The action Of the House of Representa-
tives upon the question of the justice of this
claim, has induced the Galphin Chief to
affect show of honesty! After the al
lowance of interest had been refused under
former administration, and Mr.. Crawford
had been notified by the present Solicitor
of the Treasury that the claim for interest
could not be allowed, if he believed be was
Justly entitled to it, and had legal right to
received it under the act of Congress to which
he refers, why did not hs institute judicial
proceedings for its recovery? or, why does
be not now give back his ilI-gotten gold and
seek his rights in court of law?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

ERIE CoNFERENcE.-The Erie Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, closed its session 10 Painesville on
the 18th inst. The following are the ap.
pointments which were made for this To-
cality.
Ravenna District-H. N. STEARNs,P e.
Ravenna-A. M. Brown.
Franhlin-Wm. M. Bear.
Cuyahoga Falls-A. Hall.
Akron-E. Jones.
Middlebury-A. Fouts. ........
Charleston. Tagg.
Hudson-J. Tribby.
Twinsburgh-L. Rodgers.
Freedom-T. B. TAFT.
Edinburgh-S. Heard, 7. W. Hill
Parkman-H. D. Cole, H. Kellogg.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

@ The National Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance, at the late session in Boston,
decided in the case of Mr.. Day, on appeal
from Ohio, that no colorea person can le-
gally become member Of the order. Re-
port says the vote stood 20 to 6.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

nItn somewhat singular coinci-
denss that the steamer conveying to Eng
land the death Of Gen. TAYLOR, should cross
the track of the steamer bringing to rs the
news OF fhe death Of Si9 RoBEFr PEEL,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

C. The new law Of Pennsylvania
against the circulation of small notes takes
effect on the 2lst of August. 1t prohibits
the circulation of notes of less denomina-
ton than five dollars issued by any bank
not located in that State, under penalty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

New YoaK, July 26.
Hon. Daniel P. King, NJ. c. from Dis.
trict No. 2. died yesterday Of Dysentsry,
contracted at Washington. So
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

o. Mr.. N. Sizer, form the house Of
Messrs. Fowlsrs & Wells, New York, clos
ed course Of lectures upon the science Of
Phrenology, in this place, on Frida, last.
The lectures were well attended and listen
ed to with marked interest. and, we doubt
not, with grea, advantage to those who at
tended Mr.. s. has happy manner of
illustrating bis subject, and is, withal, one
ef the best lecturers we have ever heard, and
upon the science of Phreuology the best.
He lectures during the present week in
Franklin, and we advise our friends in that
vicinity not to miss this favorable oppor-
tunity Of enjoying rich intellectual treat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
TO THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

The members of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Portage county are requested to
meet at the Court House in Ravenna, en- Satur-
day the 10th day of August next, at o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of making preparations
fer the coming Fall campaign. 1t is hoped that
every member of the committee will punctualy
attend. RANSOM A. GILLETT, Chm.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

Ne,~ Use Of Battle e-Field--The South
ern Christian Advocate says that camp
meeting was to commence on July 4th, on
the Tar famed battle ground of San yacinto,
In Texas,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

Pson Slavery in Mssico is thus describ-
ed by letter writer at Eagle Pass, on the
Rio Grande: ..... ....-.
*Anybody of the working class can be
sold for debt in Mexico, and those poems
receive the worst fare and hardest treat
ment of any slaves on this continent
When they get to .hia side of the river
they should be free, but are often too timid
and ignorant Especially the women) to a.
vail themselves of the fact. ....
sThey are quiet, respectful, well spoken
race, subject to more exactions and requir-
ing fewer comforts than our negroes. Their
sad, downcast air is in strange contrast with
the ever cheerful buoyancy of the blacks;
even their singing has the wall of death in
its slow melancholy notes.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
~ The Washingt N correspondent. of

C. The Washingt' correspondent. Of
the Baltimore Sun writes:
sMr. Fillmore is in favor of the cempro-
mise. My authority for saying so is his
own words have heard him regret that
so much opposition was raised to the scheme,
when to both sections it afforded a happy
termination of their strife. This ought to
be conclusive
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

PProf Webstsr's death warrant was
read to him on the 22d inst He appear.
cd calm and said: "God's will Be done, ]
aE reeoncilsd 10 my fsss." . ii8ess
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
From the Ohio Eagle.
Alexander p. Miller.

The whig papers throughout the State,
true to their instincts, have already com.
menced their slanderous attacks on this
gentleman, the Democratic canidate for
Canal Commissioner. The Gazette copies
an article from the Zanesyille Courier,
another federal sheet. denouncing Col.
Miller as Incompetent, &C., & C. We
would advise these Galphin eoons to keep
cool, the Democracy of Ohio ut the Octo-
Der election will teach them that they have
every confidence in the integrity, ability,
and business qualifications OF their cand..
date. Col. Miller is well qualified for the
place he aspires to, and will make one of
the most efficient officers in the Board.
We make the following extracts ir
relation 10 COL Miller, from our exchan'
ges:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

@ The farmers in many parts of this
county are complaining of the damage done
to the crops by the grassboppers. In ma
ny places the late grass and the oats and
corn have suffered greatly from these in-
sects.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

e. Hon. S. P. Chase will accept our
thanks for copy of the Report on the
Finances.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has been G.
lscted by the Legislature Of Maine as U.
S. Senator from that STATE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

CINCINNATI, July %.
The deaths by cholera for the las. "a
hours were 80, other diseases 80.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

DECLINES A ARE.NoMINATioS.-T Chi.
cugo Journal states that John Wentworth,
Of the Democrat, now N. C. from that Con-
gressionnl District, declines q rs.nomina-
ton.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
WASHINGTON, July 26

WARRINGTON, July 26.
Il is now currently reported that Mr..
Ewing, the newly appointed Senator from
Ohio, will oppose the Compromise Bill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
CINCINNATI, July Is.

Int rments by cholera during "a hours,
ending o'clock, P. NJ, rs, and "a from
other diseases. - e.. s4.a- ,;s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

~A severe fire occurred on the night
Of the Goth in Baltimore. The loss is o.
timalsd at s55,000. . IL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29
From the Homes Co. Farmer.
Huzza for Wood and Miller.

We this week nail to our masthead,
the name of Col. ALEXANDER +.
MILLER, the Democratic nominee for
Member of the Board of Public Works.
With Col. Miller we have the pleasure of
an intimate personal acquaintance, and
can safely say that better or more popu-
lar selection could not have been made.
Col. Nj. is native of Pennsylvania, true
hearted Democrat of old Berks; scion
from the old, incorruptible German stock
with character for honesty, integrity
and purity of motive, unsurpassed. and
wholly unimpeachable-a man Of high
moral worth, and almost unbounded popu-
larity-iust such man as the occasion
demanded; and exactly suited to fortify
and adorn a Ticket with REUBEN
WOOD, the e'Tall old Chief,' at its head.
Col. NJ. has had much experience on the
Works of Pennsylvania, and in the State
Department at Harrisbnrgh-is thorough
business man, and in his hands the interests
and honors of Ohio will be perfectly safe.
While Mr.. Miller is far from being a
partizan brawler; he is ever ready, on all
pIop0l oSCuo1ouS3 W ooiy aoAShe INV r 'AH-
ciples and measures Of his purty-and
though not public debater, few men are
his equals in conversational debate-being
man Of intelligence, sound jud gment,
and great shrewdness. Basing oil his
political creed upon the doctrines and
teachings Of Jefferson, he repudiates none
of the measures of that greatest of States
men-and while an unAinching and un-
compromising opponent of Banks and pa.
per money; detesting Monopolies and all
their contrivances to cheat the laboring
man under the Pretext Of Proteclion-he
is equally hostile to Slavery, in all its
forms, and unalterably opposed to degrad'
ing the white laborers Of tho North, by
permitting negro slavery in any Of our
new and now free territories. But he is
none of the proscriptive exclussues-he
has just regard for the opinions and scra'
Piles Of others; and is equally opposed to
epgrafting new tests into our creed, or to
abandoning any Of the old Jefersonian
landmarks.
Again, we say-he is just THE mun-the
man for the occasion-the man for the
times, ard the man for the PEOPLE!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

FRED. DOUGLASS AND THE ONO STAGE
CoMpANY.-The editor of the Akron Bea-
con was at Columbus few days ago, and
describes mob got up by the rowdies of
Columbus, to prevent Doug lass from speak
ing. The editor further remarks:
"To crown all, it is said that the Ohio
Stage Co. refused the next morning to al.
low Douglass seat inside the eoach, oil.
though the passengers unanimously re.
quested that he be permitted to have one.
They told him to ride on the outside. He
declined, having paid Tor seat inside. He
then requested the repayment of his mon
ey, and we wero told that even THAT was
refused! For the sake Of all that is de-
cent, we hope the last step was not persist
ed in. There is enough fcrowning infa-
my in the first to cause the Company to
make public disavowal Of the acts of
their agents, if they were unauthorized.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-07-29

The following letter from Mr.. Crawford,
late Secretary of War, was submitted to
House Of Representatives on the 18th, by
the Speaker: ..--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
wM. X. KIMBAII. CtrrG.
sTArE OF MANY.

OiToEp -, Ma Western District Cowt b-g,n
AMI hnlleu NJ raris, vhhin aai ff Oh" Count,
ofONi,d o1 the second 1ur.l lay II June, \
1850
1 NJ nov tappcaring 10 th- Couu, th,tlhc ,aid
\ Defendants. are Mt Ihlbitpnis II this state,
aui have no Tenant agent or Nttufncy therein, hat
Their gpUls og Estate, have l~cu attached 'u thls
suit anl thntihrN have had M notice oithe pcDdru,
thereof, that the shid rainti. motif, the pii D..
Pendants, Il The psn cnC, of ihis suit b, pubIishiug
an attr,trl cop, q their wit anil drclrTalpn, anl
this ufdCr thereon, three weeks suro,ssi,cIy On thc
ONf,rd D1mp-rt, . Newspaper printed "a, Paus, 'n
.aii Cuuniy ui O>iprj, the hst pulliraii'n g. L.
thitt, d,,s AZ hast b9f1rc the neat Isru e ihis
Count o. D. hol Zen Al Paris. within and or sa,i
County ofONl1ud on the second Tu5si1y ~ W..
,cul-r neat % the end, thli lhr aii Defendants
may then anl their appear aal 'hcW cause, II any
thry have. vh, Judgment Should not b. rcnisrrd
AZ A,Hst them ali LNocutia1 is'ugd accordingly
Attest, WI. X. klMBhLL. CtrEE.
Copy II rIiis. wit aud declaration and order Il
C1uft thereof.
Aur,t, WI. X. KIMBAlL, CtrEE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
CHARLES ANDREWS, I
Ascut ipr the inhabt. ~ Pans.
STATE az MAINE

OXFORD - Ala Count II County Commissioners
bean auI holIrn at raI,s within aud ior the
County Il Oxford, oi III" ,staai fuc-day II May,
A. u. 1850
JTPON the foregoing petition satisfactory s'i-
L denc. having tscn received that the petitioners
are responsible and ought Go H. heard tolching the
matter st ouith In their petirOn, is Ordered, that
the Comnissi1irts meet at the inn 81 &. u Ripley,
10 Paris, on Tu.sd4y the l3,h 81 August, 1850, a,
10 o'clock 4. ", and thence proceed 10 view
the rorte mentioned IN said Irtition; Immediately
after which yiev, a hearing II the parties cnl Wit
nss.s. will b. had at some convenient place ~ the
vicinity, and such further measure. taken ~ the
prrmi.ss A. the Commissioners shali Judge proper.
And il IL further OrIcrcd, th,t notice 81 the time
placc and purpose Il the Commi-s'oners' meeting
sE.resad. h. Iiyen to Ill persons and cotporaiigns
interested, b, publishing the Petition with the or'
der Of the Cauit thereon. thru weeks Successfully
IN The ONfyrl Democrat, ncvsTapef printed at
Paris. IN the Count, Il ONiUfd, ADD by serving ~
,ttr,tcd copy the Petition With this Order there.
on upon the Cisik 81 the town 81 faiis ami posted
IN three Public places in said town, the hrsi Of aid
ratification. and each ofthe other notices. 70 IL
made served AL posted, at least thTty day. bslore
aid time Of meeting a. the end that all persons 'nd
corporations may then aud there appear ani show
cause any thsy have, Why the prayer OF s''u Ie'
titionsr should not h. granted.
Attest. WI. X. klMBALL, Clerk
true COW Of said petition snd order oi ''nh'
Affect WM. h. klMbALL' ''erA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, -. As Court IL County Commission
~. b,gar aud holden AZ Paris, Within and for the
County n OSioid, on the 'eoOnd Tuesday u MAY,
\. ~, lsjO,
Upon thl foregoing p.titiOn, Satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
.gyuiihlc lnl ought o. b. heard tDufhng the mat.
tri o., bath n Their peti,uu, u 10 Ordered that the
Cummissioirfs meet ~ the Loo " g. " Riplsy, ~
Puii. on Thuudsy, The lj,h - iasusi, 1871. at
10 u'clJ,k. \. VI. and thr'icc proccr u view The
tau,c pguti1nei n aid PETITION; Immediately after
vhi,h view, a heaun. II The IsItics and W.inessrs
vii b. bad AZ s"nc convenient place IN The vicinity,
luI such luihrT measures taken ~ the premises a.
the Commi,si,ners shalt Judge pruTcr. Ani q j.
further Ordered, that noIioc u the time, phc" and
purpose Il the Cpfamissi0ocrs' meeting anr,sad,
b. given 10 all p.Is,us aud c0Uonliuns Interested
D., Publishing the Petition With the Ofdsr II touu
thereon. three weeks .usccssivsy "a The ONbfd
Democrat. q ueNspar-r printed 1T raris, ~ the
Count, 1t Oxford, and u, serving an attcs'-d copy
Il the Petition With this Order thsreou, upUn the
Clsik II the town II Pans. and posted ~ three
public paocs IN ssid t1wn, the hrst u ssid pubi-
cation. az zach of the other n0ticss, H. L. made
served and posted, at lo,st ihiuy Gays before said
tine II meeting, 10 the cnd that all persons and
corporations NAV then AMI there appssr lnd show
cause, Il any thcy have, Why tie prnysroi ss'd D.
tiiiuntfs .huuld Mt L. grantci
Auest-WM. \. KiMBAlL, Cl-rk.
4 tn, copy Il aid pc,it,on an Order II Court
huest-NM. n. kIMBNll., Clstk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
State of Maine.

{ ~D,)OXFoRD So To tie Sheriff. Of our
IL ~ respective Cocprssi sither ~ their
IL, >Depolicsi GREETING.
We command ,oa % attach the good. ~ estate ~
JOHN N. CRisMAN and ELMO " JUD-
kINS, both II Boston, IN the County II -unok
and Commonwealth Of Mis'achuseiis, late oopsn.
ncr, Ia trads II said BOSTON under the firm ~
Cristnan 4 gadkins, ~ the taiue NJ tao tloussnd
dollars and summon the said Ctisman h Judi ms.
az they ma, h. G,and within your pr,tinctJ 10 app
pear before our Justice of our District Court or the
Western D,trict, neat 10 h. holden At Paris with.
IN and Cor our aid County Il OSioTd, ga lc second
Tucsds, of June neat, then aud there u our said
Court Ia answer unto William A. BroHn, add
Gsorre A. strphrn.on both Of Boston Aforesaid.
Merchants and Copann-r. Jointly Rcgccisiing busi.
ness under the firm Of William 4. nrowh 4 Co..
IN plea IT The case lof that the said Crisman 4
Judkins at said Boston, t. Wit at sail PIi' on the
seventeenth day II September 20 the yoar ~ our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aHd Forts hine by
thcir note II hand Of that date, sign~d by one u
said firm and in the Panner,hip name, Zoe ,ade ~.
cr;yed proni-ei the Plantns ly the name II their
s,id firm, "a ma, them OF their orjer the sun Of
five hun lrcI aad eleven dollars, and tweut, Gtc
cents, thirty days after date, which time II pay.
rnent Ia, expired Also ior that, the said Crisman,
X Ju kius at said Boston 10 VT at sad Paris, on
the thiu IA, II September IN the YEAR IT our Lord
ono thousand e.ht hurdrrd and ioriy nine, by their
other note Of hand u that dai' signed l Of said
i've in the Partnership name. Cot value received
promisej the Plaintiff. 10 pay them y, the name Of
their aid 6rm 90 their ordcr iurl five DAYS after
date the sum of tive hundred ard fifteen dollis aud
ninci, seven ocnt.. which time II payment has ~.
p,rrl. Vet ihuu.h often requested The said p,icn.
dsnt'. have Mt raid aid noir', hu, nefcct and fc-
fisc % ~ DO.
To the dluasc of aid Plaintiffs "a they 'ay)
the sum Il twu IA lus,nd dol'ars, which shal then
and there H. made 20 arpcar, With other du" dam
agrs. Aul have yuu there thu. WIT, With your
dHipss therein,
wit,rvrp, JOSEPH q. COLI, Esq, 1T
Paris, the seventeenth dsy II November IN The
war ufour l.0d one thousand eight hundred AMI
iotN nine