davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
NEW MEXICO AND COL. SUMNER.

We beg to call especial attention to letter
published in our columns this morning upon
New Mexico. II was written last May from
Santa Fe, by Col Sumner, "a relative, We be-
heve, of Senator Sumner.) and addressed TO
the Secretary of War We find it among the
documents accompanying the Presidents Mes
sage.
particularly commend the perusal of this
letter to the gentlemen hbustiers who adyo-
cate the Wholesale and indiscriminate acquisi-
ton of the black, mixed, Mexican and Indian
population of all the islands aud other por-
tons of the terrestrial globe lying between US
and Terra del Fuego
For the truth of the picture We cannot
youch But as il stands, it is melancholy
commentary upon the greed for territory that
afiicts this people. If dwelling upon it shall
in any degree tend to the establishment Of
juster views among Us as to the acquisition Of
foreign territory covered by foreign pOpula.
ton, We trust it may be long and thoughtfully
pondered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Hus1xEss NOTICES.


Krv.YoRk CRYSTAL PALAcK.-Notice Is
hsrsby x,ven BY the ASSOCIATIONS Foa rHE EXHIBITION
o. rss IsDuSTRY OF ALL NATIONS. % al parties "a
America 1erous Of contributing 10 the tndHoa kx1iol-
f1oc TO be orened in the City Of EewY in May iS13
Az persons DESTROYS Of obtaining place IN the B1iidins
erecsed 90 Resryoirsquars N the City Of Newforf ~
the Association for the Exhibition o. the Industry Of Al
Estions requested 10 send IN their App.icstons iof
Space before the Is day Of Fssr1ary Bo5i lnaeStet
aer which date the Association vii proceed 70 decide on
Applications sBd sllOt Space. ,.,..--.1
zach Application nust furnish the name sna
addrein ful and state whether he hsnusct1rer 10
pr,sor or Agent 1, must contain eoncIse desp,iSn 81
the ARTICLES offered for Exhibition, and o. -
prscise Dimensions II the Spsee required; ~ on wa y
Height and Length II Oh Floor or Counter oJ Length i
Breadth ..; a..
s,hIt "a h. adSfee0 30 the Eubscrbef at the oce OF
The A..,ciseon No g Broadway, New-f on
The Association bopes that stetlon WIZ oe sVeh " tls
exact terms Of tbs rOce and t1st "a req nsnts VI" De
carefully observed IN making sI2 'easioIs ~ Sroer
/. No charge made 10 exhibitors for space allotted
Jan1sry 5. 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
THE IRON JACKSON.

Congress adjourned on Saturday and went un-
der the belly of the new iron horse and rider
Just erected in Washington to the memory
Of Cen Andrew Jackson. There is nothing In
this world, aud there never was anything that
pays better than Hero worship At once the
cheapest and meanest way Of climbing to pop
ular favor, is to exalt and giorify popular dol
And none understand this any better than The
men who go, or who want to go, to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
tP DIR. McL.srs LIVER PILLs were not

lac n. ousck uostrum Of the day got up with view 10
pnt but were discovered after many years OF study by
Que OF the physicians the United States and used Ia
his priysfe practice Their marked elected the
most unqualified appreciation Of physicians and others
vho had witnessed their effects Possessing Gil The sepn.
tive feelings OF tlorou bred physician, Dr. McLane
erssded being chased with the shallow pretendeTs who
crowd the columns Of the newspapers with puts OF soy
sresp remeaics and oT long time declined the requests
az many h. would proclaim his great remedy 70 the
public iually after much persuasion on the part OF phys
eaas and Others who had witnessed The wonderful cures al
,ea hy the Liver Pile he consented prepare II or
sral USE The following certificate, from Dr. Morgan VIII
bear ns ont In this saement It Is also valuable medical
testimony Of the efficacy Of these Nils;
s'INs 20 certify tlnt have been associated WITH Df
MoLane the prac of medicine, for nearly two wears
aud half Ihave hsi many opportunities OF witnessing
the good elects OF his Liver Pill end believe they have
rurta and relieved much Las proportion OF the diseases
OF the LAYER than have known cured by any other course
OF treatment. OLIVER Mok"As' NJ,
For sie in New York wholesale aud retail BY {. '.
CrtcEENsR Co No. 81 barclay ct, and BoYD PAUL.
No 70 Courtlandts, Sold aso by all the principal drug
sisi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
FIox,pA.-Csoy. Brown. of Florida, in his

FIoKlpA.-Gov. Brown, OF Florida, in his
annual message having reiterated the opinion that his
Term Of oce expired in October lss, the matter w1
referred in the Senate aSeleet Committee wac have
reported that the Governors term viii expire until
Ocsoher next The FioriGas says the reports and
clsiions submitted by the COMMITTEE viii pass the
senate when il 10 hoped the matter viii be permitted
10 reraain settled.
The Legislature adjourned ON the Is, inst,
having pessed among other hills the charter Tor the
Pensacola and Georgia Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
WoxAS's RIsHrs CONVENTION rsnort

" Nf1~HES NVN'ENIIUNs-A rep0rt
OF The proceedings Of the wOnans Rights conYentou
held Syracuse in September LAT has been reeen,,v
Published itpresen,s fun aceOun, Of the sveechs.
and resolutions offered 20 the couvennsu and .p.bIe,
the reader TO Obtain clear view Of the p-neiu.. .,a
objects Of the woman. Rights Movement, n.
pamphlet eOrtain.ns The rspOrs u cold BY Fowler &
WeIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
~ Professor Empson, a .on,in,law Of Lord

jeffrey and one Of the mos, vslashle contributors
TAs EissysrsA Rerier, is dead he wss Professor Of
Law ct the Eat India College, Esylesa-y Herts We
prssame cur Boston friends have mistaken this
eouncemeas for the death of Professor wson GLORIOUS
old Christopher Ncrsh) whom they are obssaHyins
with due hoaors The English papers BY the las, ar
rivals make no allasion to such 81 eren;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
m. The Stomach prepares the elements 0

~ The Stomach prepares the elements OF
s bile and the blood and If oOes the work eeby and
in perfectly liver disease is the certain result As soon,
therefore any affection Of the liver perceived may
be- sure that the organs Of order The first
thing be DONE administer specific which viii act
dircCty upon the stomnchhe handspring OF the an maj
machinery For this purpose can rec0nmend Hoof'
LANDS 0ERhss BiTTERs, prepared by Dr. G NJ Jackson
Philadelphia Acting sltersiive and tonic strength
the digestion changes the condition Of the blood ano
thereby gives regul uity TO the bowels.
For sale Ia HewYofk by A. d. ID Sands corner 1on
and William sta c. Ring corner Broadway and John-s.i
Or Doolittle No l4 Grnndst- and by Mrs HAYS In
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY. JAN. 10. 1S5
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. a

II By the arrival Of the steamer Northern
Light, Of the Nicaragua line we have sdvices
from San Francisco to Dec. Is. The steamer
Tennessee was 70 leave San Francisco on the
next day with about q, 100000 in gold and
the mails for the United States. A disastrous
fire has occurred in Shasta destroying proper
ty to the amount Of 100000. Great damage
has been caused in the mining regions By ex-
tensiye freshets The news, which we give
in detail, shows the continued prosperity Of
the Golden State and will be read with inter-
est. Our San Francisco correspondent pre-
sents some important facts on the comparative
merits Of the Panama and Nicaragua Lines,
which deserve the attention Of those about to
take passage.
u By the arrival Of the steamer America
at Halifax, we have weeks later news from
Europe. The Derby Ministry has formally
resigned, and new one is in formation, headed
by Lord Aberdeen. The Earl Of Aberdeen
belongs to an ancient Scotch house, and has
seen something Of public life. He was st vi
/ emma in 1913, and was instrumental m detsch-
! ing Austria from the French Alliance, and ar
raying her against Napoleon. He was elected
q representative peer in 1914, and took high
Tory ground In 1923 he was Foreign Minister
under Wellington. Here his course was any
thing but liberal. He disapproved of the bat
tie of Navsrino, and supported the pre-
tensions of Dom Miguel and Don Carlos. In
! 1e34-5 he was Colonial Secretary under
/ Peel. In lS4l he was again made
Foreign Secretary, when he aided Peel In the
repeal Of the Corn Laws, and went out OF o.
I fee with his principal. In 1851 he was sent
I for by the Queen to undertake with Sir James
Graham) the conduct Of the Government, but
be declined the job, having previously refused
TO unite with Stanley for similar object. In
February of last year Earl Derby appointed
him Foreign Secretary, and now be steps into
the shoes of Derby himself as Prime Minister
The other members of the Cabinet are not yet
definitely fixed upon, but it is pretty certain
that Lord John Russell will have the Foreign
Bureau, and Lord Palmerst0n the Home. OF
fee. Parliament had made no sign since the
resignation.
The news from the Continent is Of no ac-
count France is unusually quiet, even TO
dullness. Louis Napoleon had enjoyed mo-
mentary conflict with the Senate, but it
amounted to nothing save the backing out of
the Senator's In Spain a new Ministry is just
organized under Roncali nothing has come of
it. The Sclavic Instruction in Turkey is IN
creasing, finances are in a snarI, and serious
trouble is threatened There are favorable
accounts from the Cape of Good Hope, with
regard TO the rebellious Kafiirs and also from
Australia, stating that mining and agriculture
promise rich rewards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Saturday Jan 2, 1853.
Ss.e,si D.ssiok 10 TIE ~ y Bi1pr<
Mr. Clayt0n's letter, sent last night, was %
dressed Gales seaton but IL not published In full
in The fateilgenc1 Of today.
Mr.. Hunter, after going home, is still averse
to Cabinet situation.
An outside pressure 10 brought to bear 70
prevent Cushings appointment TO the Cabinet.
Yesterday was the first real days WORK ID
the House.
Ringold's battery is here from Baltimore
with two companies OF light artillery and four pieces
Military very imposing. beautiful day ayors thecef-
enonies. The procession Is now moving Il 10 three
four,hs Of a mie long.
There is great anxiety among the leading
Democrats fer fear the Clayton correspondence nsy
AFFECT Mr.. King seriously If be sees il.
Arrival Of the Daniel Webster at New.Or.
leans.
NEw-OaLRASs, Friday, January !, $50
The Steamship Daniel Webster, Captain
Grsfani, has arrived a, this port from San juan. Near
aqua, bringing san Francisco dates to the lth Deem
Der fortnight later than our previous advices
The Reported Occupation Of samaaa ~
the French.
BosroS, Saturday, Jan. :, lssa
The brig Two Ladies, from Port-su-Pissss'
Dec % arrived here this morning. PortsuPlsfns
only about q miles from sanans, and the Cspseh
reports that the story OF ts occupation BY the Fenea
is without shadow Of foundation
He was there several weeks, and during thu ume
vessels were constantly passing and repsssns esfses
Port.su Platte and ssmsua. Not iore,gn vss'ss
war had been in that neghbcrAood nor any vess~
sent o. bad been stated In lessen from Havana, % Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Tux EcosoxY ~ CLoTHlse-UpOn fit, style,

~ofiIns1>hp and material depend the ya,1e Of eetnhe-
Thousands believe that really ee snt ana durable sa IN
not BE- oains except be made 70 TINS how
ever is great mistake and one winch gent emsn who
has slectso outfit from the assortment OF
q Co No 81 Broadway, again fall into. From
the this cslebIs firm commenced business more than
% years sse ur ]. has been admitted BY all who have
dealt WITH them that their ready OFercosts over
seeks dress frock and bDDess Goats PsDacons and es
bsve been equal the freshness Of their styles and 10 ae
Dsatness Of their make 70 any apparel furns1ed 70 oroe
either In this city elsewhere. We invite attention 70 their
extensive win0r stock Their prices are reasonable tnef
sesdy made Clothing unequsled while seuo enen VINO
with crest expedition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

FINALE MEDICAL CoLLIeE.-TNs Third
Annual Announcement, ST the Faculty of the rsnal.
Medical College II Pennsyivsnia, shown an sgxreg.t.
Of sty PyPas fox the Last Academic sess,gu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

II Gen. Cass seems to have got himself
into tight place by his attack on Mr.. Clayton
and Misrepresentation of Col King. 1t is un-
derstood that a statement, dictated by Mr.
King, will be read in the Senate to-day. setting
the matter right, and much curiosity is mani
tested 20 sec how the great Michigander will
extricate himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Wnshipgtou--The jackson STATUE
King, Clayton and Cass- MIR. Everett's
Letter. &C.

From WashiBgton--The Jackson STATUE
King, Clayton and Cass- MIR. Everett's
Letter, &c.
Special Di,patcA 10 TaeN. Y Tribune
WAsHrNGroN, Jan. 9, 1883
Col Benton is in ecstacies with Millss statue
of Gen. Jackson, which indeed enchants everybody
and the people here are now clamorous for bronze
statue of Washington which shall be larger than any
other In the world
Senator Upham, of Vermont, is dangerous
ly ILL., Mr. scudder of Massachusetts, whom | re.
ported as III on Friday last, Is conyalescsnt.
Hon. VIM. r. King is under the influence OF
morphine, and Is not well since his interview with
Gen Cas- on Wednesday In regard 10 the CLAYTON a.
fair 1t Ia understood here that Gen Cas- misrepre
scented Mr. King In that matter, and statement die
tasd by Mr. King will probably be presented to the
Senate tomorrow by Mr.. Mason, of Virginia
Great curiosity is manifested TO see how Gen. Cas-
will get of the tight place in which he hnds himself
by the publication of Mr. Kings letter to Secretary
Clayton. Many of the Democrats here are disgusted
with the Generals constant bustiering In the Senate
Mr.. Hunter will not go into the Cabinet Of
Gen Pierce.
Should the Wing side of the Senate be as
full as is expected effort will be made to morrow 10
confirm the nomination of Hon George l.. Badger sss
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
The politicians and fasbonables are looking
for speech from Mr. soule on Wednesday next.
Mr. Eyerett's letter is greatly admired BY
the Democracy, and IL considered an abandonment Of
the Wing doctrine Of no territory.
Sidney Webster, Private Secretary to Gen.
Pierce, IL here on confidential business.
VIM. Gray and j. s. Hastings, Of Boston,
here endeavorng to push forward the French Spoil
ations bill
Mr.. Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury, re-
ceives his friends tomorrow evening
Mr.. King will leave this city on Wednesday.
in the steamer Fulton, on his way TO Havana.
Gov. Seward will make speech in the Son.
ate to in defense Of Mr.. Clayton and General
Taylors Administration.
Mr. Anterior, who has been on here looking
ster the interests OF his friend Gen. Pierce has
turned TO NewIIsmpshire in consequence ofthe death
Of his father.
Senator Clemens is still confined to his
room by illness. Err.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
r1yar DyUsEs's InpRoyED wAHPrsE

(gepera Depot Rooms No rs Chaubersst for changing
Gray Hair Grs, color and preventing Badness VAN
DEUsEs has also Pamphlet and has just sHbJoined 20
Supplement winch be Oe 70 his friends and the pubic o.
on ample refutat Of any mlstsieDents that may have
been made against him bis Improved Wshpeae.
Tfs valuable preparation oT sale By Bashton, Clsrke
Go; Rice Smith, No. IN J. MILAN, No 1885, @ n
Ring No Ig2, NJ w. Gray No. ~ Broadway; y. N.
(SuIon No IN Bowery Mis- NJ Have No IFS Fulton st.
end Tbos J. Hayes No I4s Aasntio-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

~ Later adyices from Florida confirm the
report that Billy Bowlegs and the remnant of
ragged Seminoles whom he leads. refuse to
emerate in compliance with the agreement Of
the renowned chief while in Washington, and
that they have deserted their villages and be-
taken themselves to the everglades, every in
dvdual Indian of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

THAs-The best assortment OF fine Teas will
be- found ia the III Caution Tea Company, No. rs
Chaths-st between Pearl and Roosevelt the Oldest Tea
establishment in the city We readers that they
can DO better than elsewhere either wholesale retail
ghsy hsve now no hr,nch stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

- We give this morning brief speech by
THos. +. MEAGHER, made at dinner given TO
him on the Sd inst by the United Irish Asso-
citation of Cincinnati. Mr.. NJ viii lecture at
the Tabernacle tonight upon Australia" at
the request of the Mercantile Library Asso
citation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

"a Mr. Bartlett and his party of the MeIi-
can Boundary Commission were at Camargo
on the Eth ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

ns Redterd Qows Adreeats says that the
ISn tie White Rivers viii reach tleceeo. THIS.
AoWsvsr. b very extrzvs<xnf estinass Mr. LEVIN
Bsasy. who v Psskins pOss nsss Bedford seG qusasy
eipegt I'd hrj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

~ The great truth begins 20 beunderstood,
that The most perfect labor sanE instrument offered
90 the public 10 Singers PATENT skwse MAcmSt
With Of these machines sewing woman IL al once IN
point OF product Of labor far ahead OF the most skill
iul mechanic who las devoted years 20 the learning o,
trade The machines freely exhibited 10 operation az
Us oflcn Of L NJ sINeKk 4 Co. No 25e Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

II BRADY's MISIATURE DAeUERRKOTiPEs
gut op in fine Enylisb Gold Lockets Pins Rings Keys
kesx &c Also rioh and elegant Fancy CASES of verious
styies IN Velvet, Paper Msehe Pearl and Tortoise Shell
fsaytgJ inaio for sale 81 his Gallery No 15 Broadway
yv' Opera Glasses, Spectacles, Eye Glasses
end Optical Instruments Of every descriptions with sssses
OF cvr or and houses Ia Munich and Vienna, winch
have t.ien The premium Of the people Of tins metropolis
wIlDsTETsG BgcKEL, Criticisms. No Isl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

CArHAnNE FERRY Two new Boats will be
put on this Perry Tine day third one is nearly ready. H.
stead Of the usual cneurs tp 60 few fends the
preors tender their friends generally and the public 81
large passage foot passengers MONDAY the i0
instant ffom O'Clock A. M to 9 p, NJ
SMITH 4 BULKLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

u We have received valuable public doeu-
mems frpsa Messrs Chapman Of Gem and Duncan Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

r. GoUsAups Liquid Hair Dye is, without
e,een,oo The very beat ever invented Equally celebrated
V }oUaAvps Mediciod Soap for curing pinPes, freckles
ssk rheum 1esh wois letter saowness. tau foughuess
chaps ehses cracks 6c Poudre subtitle upToo hair from
suy part OF the BODY Liquid Vegetable Rouge LILY White
md Hair Restorative, at ca Walkers near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

Mira JrRvis' CoLD CANDY. Time tested,
sad recommended ly tie first Of the country for
Corshs Colds HoaiFeness, Sore Throat and other Pull
other distinguished have recommended this really good
article sold BY Mrs w. JERvIs No S6 Broadway Lebcr
Sd II below Chestputs;, Philadelphia, aud Druggists
generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

u FowLrRs & WILLS, Phrenologsts and
Publishers Clinton Hall No lSl NAssanst Newfok' aud
Ne, lss W ssilngtos 81. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

Tpr Blsr ExSRcIsE.-Why do romancers,
In denea.ons true TO mature, give 10 the bold highway
man .noh spirits The snsWeT u Gimpe-the mystery
/. tsthomsbe without tie deep lead OF transcend nts
ian All persons who spend much Of their TINS on horse
bach do posc~s spnts Riding exercise which la.
xisorses the vital system and coueEs free and ned
bcsrins upon the equestrian. DlssRow, Of No. 4hsv
IL the best teacher Of Horscinansp and under h lnsrac
RON many OF our mest elegant and raers have &C
aaitea ,htir reputation ioT exquisite horse snsir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

HAIR DYK AND WIes.-BATcHrLoR s!Man-
ut.cory for hess articles celebrated IN Al pertso the
world persons wishing hight elegant aud Durable WIG OF
Toapee can surely Be suited lis Hair Dye sapphed q
susrnnteel OF sold wholesale and rvtAi Al No4 WALL
at Copy the saaress--bewAIe Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

TnE BUSINESS CAkRlAGk FOX tNION iALI'
Upward OF THY d6Ssns for the uRen Han Csrnsso
hays been cent ia by competitors Tor the p!ite 81 r@
but In consequeEec II tho receipt Of Numerous letters
nom artists and drsag humeu complaining that toe time a.
lowed them oy preparation too short, II has been
thought br. "a extend the period for the repnon OF plans
and drawings 60 the h Of January ser Which no slero
viii BE- received. The decision Of the Committee WI be
nan the s,,h inst z. L. ROGERS
L ioa Hall Clothing Warehouse,
corner Of Fulton and SaSssa-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
~ Indian Rubber Gloves and Mil

~ THuFfH fNWHWtf N't"'FN "ltst -'Et.1 v y
eur ehAppcd hands and made them white and so TIE ms
NAV be- wosn In sewing OF While sleeping AL Perons
posS TO the weather should Try the lined Glsyes and Ms
fog sie hy all Rubber dealers and al Nc. 81 Broadway
Butte record., 1853-11-19
C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA countv of Butte

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Butte,
- $. 8 Ninth judicial District Court
Jackson Roark VS.. Martin Spencer The peo-
pie Of the State of California to Martin Spen-
eer, greeting
You are hereby required to appear and an
swer in an action brought against you in said
Court, by Jackson Roark, the complaint of
of said palintif, (being on file with the clerk
of said court within six weeks of the service
Of this summons on you, exclusive of the day
of service, or judgment by default will be en-
tered against you. This is az action COM
menced against you as defendant, by Jack
son Roark, plaintiff, to recover judgment for
the sum of nine hundred dollars and legal
interest, on promissory note made, signed,
and delivered by you to said Roark, on the
10th, day Of September A.. D., 1852, for the
sum of nine hundred dollars, payable On the
lst day of May, A. D., 1858; and also to oh
tain judgment and order of Court to foreclose
a certain indicture of mortgage. made, signed,
acknowledged and delivered by you, to said
Roark, on the Goth day of September, A. D.,
1852, to secure the payment of the sum of
money and legal interest thereon. for which
the above specified promissory note was given,
And plaintiff gives notice that if you fail to
appear and answer his said complaint, he viii
take Judgment by default for said sum Of nine
hundred dollars and legal interest thereon,
and that he will apply to said Court for the
relief demanded in his complaint as to said
moatgage Whereof fail not at your- peril