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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21
MASS MEETING AT co1nen

MASS MEETING AT GOLDsRopor,a
we learn from the last Republican ana
that the Hon. WILLIAM R. K1xo ""u Fatrot
to attend Mass Meeting at that place consented o
he has named the I'd or Sd of sentsr', and that
time. The Republican and Patriot ao- 0ef as IT,:
1t is to be hoped the committee will t.r
third as dsns sense and say the sacon 'ne
ST I11 as Gays to which we invite the second On!
STATE to assemble in CounciLa 60 -e EopLE, h.
fng. There can be no doubt spcb , sIdnG Mass lg
OF l2oO voters In Wayne, and our ;Oro oe the wis,
ne readily responded to from all nar,a wou5
Our place is OF easier access than ~ vi The Sate
State. The Rail Road counties 90. Guy Town in l5s
their thousands, and the East and the W1yaoly roll
nere-noidnga jubilee for past yicto, can meet
ulatlng and strengthening our arms c y and Slim
November. Many of the most dia,u LOT Greater
the nation would find it convenient " ushed men ~,
mat ume-and no doubt We can assan0Lf with usst
axy OF TALENT eloquence and patriotisn such pa
been equalled and never Surpassed dS has seldom
Congress adjourns on the 3lst If 4,
SENATORS ana Representatives of the SonifS and the
west always take this route to and foe VI and South
and we feel assured none of tbo oH Washinpnn
stop on an occasion like that proDosoS Sood refuse to
be perfectly certain of making MOI and We may
Sd OF September one of the most in,o on The I'd Or
has ever been held in the State, Se n which
Will thus be afforded our citizens. 70 Opportunity
tfled irlend Col King, surrounded by his sS old and
Senators and Representatives with wb ms ends the
long and faithfully served his countrv '' ne has 50
ne vote for two days jubilee, ThursJavsr5p.,
the second and third OF September WAN nn0 Friday
l n,ani,s us hear from Ou Raegib p our
everywhere 'ofO0fOugh and
We hope the people will turn out and ATTAIN,
by thousands. Wake County will no doubt ' .s1
her full share The occasion will be highly inta,
esting, and every Democrat who can atton1 .u's''
to do so. '''' ought
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21
NOW AND THEN

Before Gen. Scott was nominated tbop,.
lntelllgencer uttered the following home trutb,;
relation to his position and character:
t." lie is man who, although born and b,odi-,
saveholdlng county of Dinwiddie in the S,a, III me
virginia, and whose kindred and early frieD aI' o.
now SHAREHOLDERS, has not dared IN en-, n linus are
proreS and 1UiH sustain the measure to- ,L I T qr
Wings so glorifed Mr. Fillmore, and which ' ,Sa NE
cared saved the Union, and maintained tbe it We
the South. '"' "Sns Of
Gen. Scott Is the candidate consecrnted b. The inv.
ton 9t such hands those of their Rie srsr1tp.s
seaoard, Johnston S' Co. Gen. Scott fears the GhoT
tlonists-he will court and conciliate them and @
to their influence for his nomination Nov ifb'
should procure the nomination by such means -,
we not fully justified in coming to the concIn,ios
that, in the event of his election the Councils NJ %
AbolltlonIsts would be felt in his admtDistra,imi
NO one who knows Seward, Johnston, and tbe ,s
OF that damnable eohort of political knaves can doubt
this. Seward and his coniederates in iDiouitv ara NM
the men to sacrifice themselves for Gen. Scott or any
one else. Their political creed is written in the WIND
sey, and If they procure the nomination and election
of any man, it will be after distinct UNDERESTIMATE
that when the Offices are TO be distributed thew az
not to be overlooked. 1t is obvious that il is the NIL
ICY OF Seward and his conspirators to sustain no man
lot lne PRESIDENCY who will not agree either in terms
or substantially to restore their elected confedert
to office. How then will stand the malterl A Sr
ardite Marshall in New York will slap the owner
and pursuer of fugitive slave in the face with The
very process of the law, and plead his conscience
and his obligation to the hgLer-aw as justification
of his conduct
The Intelligencer has been whipped in" and
now supports Scott.
The Fayetteville Observer, a leading Wing pa
per of this State, contained the following in its Is
sue of April 27, 1852:
6 Let not our people be deceived by the braggat
declarations of Mr.. Mangum, that Gea. Scott is the
only available candidate. If it be so, whM but
support Of the SeaOard faction makes ii so And
that a motive which would influence Southernm man
to 60 for him? On the contrary, it is quite suF.
cent motive for opposing him to the last
The Observer has also been whipped in" to
the support Of the Seward candidate But tile
above declarations are as true now as they Wee
then; they are Wing facts, which neither time
nor the changes of position by Wing leaders cali
overset or disprove.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21
PARTIES IN THE LEGISLATURE.

We learn from letter from Currituck County,
published in the Norfolk Argus of Monday last,
that the vote in the Curituck and Camden Dis
trict, between Messrs. Shaw and Barnard, IS tie.
The Sherifs of the two Counties, we suppose, are
tied also, as is Democrat and the other a
Wing. If this be so, and the Sherifs of Camden
and Currituck should be unable to decide between
them, it will be their duty, under the act of 1885,
to determine who shall be Senator, by "drawing
in like manner as the grand jury is drawn for in
the Superior Court" We have rumor, however,
that DIR. Shaw, the Democratic candidate, has been
elected by one vote, and has the certificate.
The last Assembly stood as follows: Senate, 81
Democrats, % Whigs-House IS Democrats, 55
Wings. The Democrats have gained one in era
ven one in Columbus, one in Chatham, one in
Granville in Jones, one in Mecklenburg, one
in Northampton one in Rowan, and one u Macon
nine in all; and the Wings have gained one in
Bladen, one in Chowan, one in Hyde, twoin John
ston, two in Orange, one in Perquimons, one in
Robson, two in surry, in Lincoln, one in
Person, one in Stokes, one in Wilkes, and one in
in the House and the Democrats SO and the Wings
% in the Senate, and the Democrats 27, making
a tie on joint ballot. But if the Democrats have
gained the Senator in Camden and Currituck, they
will have two majority joint ballot. 1t is prop
err to state that in this calculation Dr. Mills, of Ruth
erford, and DR.. Blow, of Pitt members of the
Commons, are classed with the Wings Both
these gentlemen, it is stated, voted for Gov. Reid
and are regarded as anti-Scott men.
One thing may be set down as certain-no
Scott Wing can be elected to the United States
Senate by the ensuing Legislature.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21
RH Bear in mind that the statement which is

EY Bear in mind that the statement which is
kept standing in many of the Southern Wing
newspapers, to the effect that Gen. Pierce said he
"loathed" the fugitive-slave law, IS lie, manu-
featured for Abolition and party purposes and de-
signed to deceive the people and cheat them out
of their votes. Gen. Pierce has contradicted this
statement over his own name, in the most pointed
and unequiyocal manner.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21

@- We invite attention to the able and pow
erful article in our columns to-day, headed What
we are doing at home" from the New York Herald
of the Union. The Herald of the Union is edited
by E. Edwards Lester, Esq, and was established
with the sole view of advocating and sustaining
the Compromise measures. 1t is emphatically
a Union Whig" Compromise" paper printed in
free State. Read the article referred to, and see
that your neghbors have an opportunity of read
ing it also.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21

~ If Amos Kendall were now in politics he
might make something out of the following: Of
the different Presidents of the United States there
have been, Adams and Adams, Jefferson and Jack
son, Madison and Monroe, Tyler and Taylor; and
we shall no doubt be able to say Polk and PIERCE
after the 4th of March next. President Pierce
how it sounds The P's are now in the ascendant
Peace prosperity President Pierce, and particular
perplexity to Whiggey.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21

The Asheville Messenger-the scott-seward or
gan of Western Cardinals rather warm over Mr..
Kerr's defeat. 1t calls those Wings in the West
who voted for Gov. Reid, leather-heads :" and
" Turkey Buzsard Wings" The same paper is
quite bitter towards Mr.: Clingman. This is a
good sign.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21

81 HAVE THIS DAY HAD A CONVERSE
TON WITH GEN. SCOTT, IN WHICH HE
HIS RIGHT HAND THAN LEND 1T TO THE
SUPPORT OF SLAVERY.'
LlcontrndIcEed Letter nf Senakor W1de.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21
MORE "IFsn AND ANDS."

The Greensborough Patriot of the 18th Angus
in its endeayors to account for Mr.. Kerrs deI0''
says:
IS We can now only repeat our conviction !na.I
bold stand for free Convention, for CONSTITUTE
changes, and thorough canvass among the PJOa 1.s
of various measures of reform, without any u ri.b
ifs and Gnds which indicate willingness anu %
to slave off popular reforms to the latest pos; t.
day, is the only road to success, so far as o'd any
sues are concerned. Mr. Kerr did as well % t ar
man could do upon the platform given hlm-'n'
was in the principle, not in the advocate.
Mr.. Kerr came out, in the West for nv y
open, and unrestricted Convention y; and !'' =.
was in the West that Gov. Reid made MS rs5'
gains! How will the Patriot account for th'''
The Washington Correspondent of the NV
York Tribune states that the appointment Oh w.. =,
B. M. Edney as Charge d'Afaires to Guaar'Nl' -
has been confirmed by the Senate. So the oel'.I "
has got another slice from the Graham pone' NO-. :,
Carolina Whiggery must be in high repu'0 ~,
Washington when such as Balls NJ Edney a.
singled out for the promotions and honorS'
The National Intelligencer, in speaking OIL U' .n
Pierce says: His experience has, therefore, :.tar
practical to an extent to qualify him to adlnH,. ~.
the affairs of the Government, should the peoPS
call him to that trust, respectfully and in /" n''i'
al spirit;
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21
FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM r. KING,

Democratic Republican Electors.
For the State at large, JAMES G. DOBB1N.
First District. WILLIAM H. THOMAS,
Sixth District, L. OBJ. BRANCH.
Seventh District, SAMUEL J. PERSON..
Ninth District, THOMAS BRAGG.
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THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1852.

&c No North, South East, West, under the
Constitution but q sacred maintenance of the
bond and true deUotion to tile brotherhood"
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-21

Congress is to adjourn on the a1st of this month.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17

know. Let him declare it. II it is intended to fix q
movable platform, TO suit Northern latitude and q
Southern one ought TO be known. not controver
ing the fact that Gen. Scott in private conversation,
heney declares himself for the compromise But there
must be some mystery, if he is not willing to put in writ
ing what he win state in conversation. Mr. Chairman
let us put ourselves right before the country with regard
TO the great question Of the day and Of the age Let both
OF the great political parties pursue the which
have pointed out and nominate two sound unequvo
cay pledged to the maintenance of the compromise
sures and repeat the Aboonsts viii either be driven
into separate and distinct organization compelled to
renounce their hereses and merge themselves in the Wing
and Democratic parties.
do not know that is necessary for to pursue the
thread OF my discourse any further In endeavorng to
condense, have rapidly through the points in
tended to make that have but little say wish
to declare to this committee that have made this speech
without consultation with any human being. 1t was the
working and prompting of my mind. leave my
marks made to-day as legacy to my party and hope
that happen hereafter it win be remember
ed that made honest, fair candid and manly effort
to preserve the nationality of the Wing party.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17

On the Homestead Blu, an the House of Represea-
tatioes, Aprl !, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Cegal Nolires.

SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ Of New-York, % -HENRY EDWARDS against
PATRICK REILLY-Summons for money demand on
contractTo the defendant You are hereby sum
me- ned and required to answer the comp in this action
which filed the office of the Clerk Of the City and
County of York at the City Hall in said CITY On the
answer said complaint the subscriber, a. his Office
No 10 Wall ST., the CITY Of New within twenty
of the day of such service and if you fail 10 answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff N
one hundred and one and dollars with nterss from
the list day Of Dscembsr D. ISL besides the cOssa
G.P. ANDROUS. Plaintiffs Attorney. No 10 waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

- the application Of the Mayor, Alderman and Common.
atty Of the City Of NswYOrk relative to the OPENING
Rss 4 E. c y r.: %
mssiorsrs Of Estimate and Assessment in the above en
:s se notice na':: qS a.
the Legislature of people Of the State en-
several laws relating 70 the City Of New York
into Act passed April lss" passed April 90 1882
in the above matter containing the aames
ofths Of the lots assessed the Numbers Of saeh
gether with such maps and the AMOUNT q assessment
whether for damage OF benst and also al the ahdayss
Commissioner in making Their report have bssn deposited
In the Street Com mssloaers Office Of The City and County
of New York for the specon Of vhomsoe7sr may con.
eern there to remain Tor at least sixty days before the
Commissioners make their report to the ssid Supreme
the ssld give notice. puuaat to the
requirements of the act entitled An Act TO amend an Act
entitled an Act II sa9e ne s.S 1 ohs,
purposes passed May H. le40. PANIED May 1871 70 ths
or owns oocusa1. q shss The,
have completed their Estimate and mo AZ
persons whose interests are affected thereby aaa wno may
tsesops n wrDs to MOSES MAYNARD T Esq the
Chairman Oihs said a. *: once o. i N.
YorI within thirty days from the date Of this notice Ara
that the embraced By this assessment are a. follow
CT, Of NsvYort described and bounded a. fellows.
wit: On the east, b. the westerly hHs 81 sas ~ Z.
Of the block between 3lst-st aaa 52ist aad On tns
SOUTH BY the line of the center Of the block bstween s
Ct and 10Th And also all the lots piecss or parcels q
land situate lying and being in said CITY dsssnDsa ~
Line or aide Of llihav the wes ~ tas efsIsny IL
OF ds Of ana sy ne me S, * rs tss lias OF the
senteT Of the block between SIT o. and ,sd ccs
between 5ist, It, and 5eth-s. Ard the said Comnis.
sicneS farmer give notice, that thar Ispen t tSs
supreme Count Of the State Of Esw-York, az spesia
Term Of the said Court 70 be held At tas Cy hs 81 ,se
$50 at the opening Of the Court that day. OF a 500,
thereafter as Counsel can be heard and that then ans
there motion viii be made that I'D Report % COMMUNIST
Dated New York, jan Q. 49,.
J VIsI9. Z S 4 SsESpsoSaY c'nH''.'.~
HYgRY = DAWES, Attorney. Jnbh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
SUPREME COURT, Kings County,

- Matthew d. Macy against Alexander Riddell.-
(summons for q money demand on contract) To ALEX
AMBER RIDDELL You are hereby summoned ana re-
died in the office Of the Clerk Of Kings County, ON the
gath day Of January 1884, and TO copy OF your an
the said complaint the subscrisers al thsf
Office, number 10 South 7th ST., In the city Of Williams
bursh Kings County within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the da Of such service ADD yon
fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid.
the plaintiff this action will take judgment against You
for the rum Of eight dollars ana forty cents with
interest from the 4h day Of August one thousand es
hun red and forty eight besides the cost OF this action
Dated Jan. "a. 1852. 8. III. & d. ~ MEEkEh,
i27 iawi0wTu Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

INDEPENDENT LINE for CALL
Il FOREIA.-OppOsiien to Monopoly, with cheap rass.
fsre and great speed The and splendid steamer
MOTHER JONATHAN, 500 tuns. the fassef on the
route with superior accommodations fog 'g0 passsnses
will sail ChsgTes scd San Juan on FRIDAY sAAeh
PC. st3pM, from Pier No 4NR
New anangements have bsen made with tas ~
dent SIC ameYs the Pacific which VIII pfeseh' 'As Pos
Ths Boob are now open the sale Of litsi RvnesY
of Through Tickets properly guaranteed and a. reduced
rates Apply the subscriber the only authorized Agent
~ mi us iE. MILLS. No. 81 CoaItlandt st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAkT Part:

" MENT-To CoNrRAcrORS-Ss.k.s. esoso y =
endorsed Propossi fa saIdag SER !. xsssSsst De-
win % Iscsys1 :: a: orc; s ri' Hosd.y tea az q
EMes i;, ssIsss nia 4 rs "a cGLvksr,
the neeesssT - ~ aadsk-st - the Bswesy. belsg "
\, ,s,k !co.s is re 2. the s;r :es sss
ssssses: e: ssns s:s !. :sn:d on
ieEaisSs a.ssss ciSrE, st shis oaes Yss March
T. 1851 A.. c.,son aSrsSSsS DssarsSS.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
of REPAIRS and

~ SUPPLIES. MACH I. 1910 Bull ~ ~ - a-
Inissors Or Of Repairs and Supplies, Nc stxhi1&
snii THURSDAY March II: a. - &c xLfKRiN6 40
ENI az n. HOUSES 81 BNGI.E coMrArHH
No IEIEIY I,1 so S S:oarS sIGaf = .:sr
gisx Rs,dsS vii esss.;s f.r shS nasss and s:spsa-
Ter work each house T. y done nd IL asrms
ic4ehs - hsrsto can be had tie Office Of The Super
unS.s n Rspars 10 Pnoi.c Buildings. No - Ehsa-
~. pisnk estimates csa be had Il eihss once
the ComnissiQ reserves tss night OF n1sesue ~
81 the sslmatss dsened for the inssresl q W.
In Comnissiozsr Of Repairs AID sae1nsI
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Ofean Gteamers, &f.

EOR LIVERPOOL.--The favorite
...,m,hin CITY OF GLASGOW, William wyle,
eommsnder will sail ffem Philadelphia fer Liverpool on
THURSDAY March 4, at l2 o'clock. ~
passase in Saloon State rooms
passaSe in Fore Cabin State roons- .----------. -
Passengers Will be provided with railway tickets to PAl-
Aoeip'lA "'' - THOMAS RICHARDSON,
ftNh, No. Il Exchange place.
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2lflaw6wTu
SUPREME COURT-City aud County

~ OF INV IUTK-HOD6TE JUN
John MERKLEY You are hereby summoasl snd re-
CURED to answer the complaint this action which was
fled in the Office Of the Csrk Of tbs City and CswV
February 1852, and TO oopy Of your answer the
said complaint the subscriber al his Office No. wall
serve of this summons yov, exclusive Of the day OF
such service and II you fail to an,wsrthe said complaint
tab Judgment against you for the Of sIy-one dars
and 6ents with interest frem the 18th ay o.
January iaJ3 besides the cost Of this New
York. Tsbruary,77. 1854 WILLIAM HOPPlN:
nj Law 6wTu Plalntlf7s Attorney No 81 wan g., MI.
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PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF me
Il Surrogate Of the Countyef New, John "a.
KiBBiN. late Of The CITY Of Nsw-Ys.s Msrssaa. a.
ceased to present ths same VI az ga Brosdwav = The
Ctr Of New Ycsh On Of before the iGs any % ss
dated Nsw-Yak, the lsA Say o. W. Ssrv N:KIpBIU,
Oh lswtDJs S~~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
~ Dr. HAsT1N0S's COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPH.
THA-The wonder and doubt felt BY the medical faculty
when Dr. Hastings proclaimed the durability Of pulmonary
eonsuH ptoL BY the Of remedial AGENT has
aher eight Of tA settled down into deep cor
victoa that there are few or which
ton cannot b cured BY Dr. HASr1N0S'1 COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. In every ease IN which il has
been tried England the United States has been fol-
lowed BY immediate relief and ultimate In the Bsn-
helm Free DispeAsary under the charge Of Dr. Hasnp
during five yeA that the Nsphha has been in thsss
has not been single death from disease Of the lun while
previously patients had died almost every week. In 1ep
stages Of the effect of the NsphtAa Syrup
10 almost miraculous, and effected IN incredibly
space time In the advanced STAGES and
m the third last dreadful division Of this hitherto
BILE disease its effect IL equally wonderful This period
marked by the eIpectoraon Of the tubsrcsn cheese
like particles mi1ed with pus nucus bleod etc. and noss
generally accompanied with dianhsa On admin
serng the Napht Syrup the formation Of the tubsrcles
Il almost instantly arrested foreign natter thrown Of
the ube1ces already formed destroyed and the breath
Ing immediately becomes easer and the patient on Ne
third night after Hrs taking the Syrup often able to en-
Joy quiet nights rest, thing unknown for weeks pssT-
THE TRIAL OF A SINGLE BOTTLE
all that asked by the proprietor to prove this medicine
70 be al that has been stated.
BRONCHITTS.
Bronchitis has in this remedy sure and speedy cure,
and acknowledged by all the medical faculty to b with
out arva in the speedy Of bronchitis both acute and
COUGHS, COLDS AND CATARRHs
Weld to the influence of the Naphths Syrup ssn IN the
short space Of forty eight hours.
NIGHT swEATS.
This distressing and weakening accompaniment to cor
sumption and other instantly stopped BY the
Of the Naphtha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD
The most severe attacks of splitting of blood have nva-
raby been stopped within the short space Of thirty min
stes and all disposition to recurrence Of the same pre-
vented In conclusion the proprietor warrants the Naph-
tina Syrup not only the best but the only certain cure
for Pulmonary Consumption and all other diseases Of the
lungs.
The short space Of newspaper advertisement VIII mon
admit Of the publication of the many hundred certificates
received by the agents this city and also from every part
of the United States but person interested II re-
qussted call and peruse them at the office No ia Green
wich-st where pamphlets and every information will b
freely furnished. None genuine without the written sig-
nature Of NJ A. +. HARRISON on the wrapper Of each
bottle 81 per bottle, Elk bottles for IS.
Principal Office No. l34 Greenwich st. New York: Also
for sale at the following PLACES K. NJ Gwon, No. III
Bowery; Jno B. Dodd, Ne. I'll Broadway; J. l. Cod
dington, No 800 Hudson-st
Beware Of countcrfeits. dis 3mTuThhSs
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CUPREME COURT.-JamesS s. Bear,

~ and JoksF Fisher sssibs' Francis swol.-re FRAN-
CTS swOLL You are hereo, umnoned sad required 70
answer the con PLAIN, IN scos Oh Is this Oar klsl
IN the ecs Of sac Geek Of City aad County Of Nsv.
Yosh tie City Of Nee Yess and TO serve cops Of yeur
answer to the said the subscfbefp aS theiR
sacs No JebAst ssd cry. With twenty daye ass
service OF tins summons erc eslve % the az q
such service and fsil the said plains
within the tune aorssad the plantf this action Vail
aHnst for The Of Seven Hundred an4
sesv az Dollars 9th interest. from the itth dAg q
February, one thousand eight hundred a.d 6y two be
sces me eeses OF this action D.ts6 New February
10, isu WALLIS BRADSHAW Piainsi6s' AwJs.