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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

'he msjnriIy, whsn II came up. postpone
q. and force a close OF he eejate on the
Nebraska Bill, This was the Apprshsn>
sion. The anii-Nsl raskA Democrats tu
whom the Leader refers. then proposed
ihsi they would sgreo "a q suspension oi
the rules, provided Mr.. Richardson would
frame his resolution 80 as 10 close The one.
hour debate the following Saturday, and
a, the same time postpone the special nr-
der. appointed for Tuesday. all Wednes-
day week, so as lo allow them whole
week OF uninterrupted discussion. And
il was also understood that the debate,
after he close Of the general discussion,
should go on uninterrupted, under The
FIVE minutes rule.
This arrangement was declined by Mr..
Richarison; and when the House met on
Monday, the 18Th, he attempted TO get
through resolution to close debate the
following FRIDAY. saying nnlhins of the
special order. TIE attempt failed. tn, n,
at the last moment, he Welded TO the ar
rangemcnt suggested as above the few
ami Nebraska Democratic members, in The
hurry Of the moment, assented the mo-
ton to suspend The rules was carried, by
the aid OF their votes. and resolution to
terminate debate on Saturday, at l2 W.,
and to postpone the special order the
Pacific Railway biID till Wednesday
week, was adopted eaving the privilege
of debate under the tiye-minutes' rule un.
trammeled.
Yet with these facts staring him in the
face, the Herald brands Gen. Lindsey as
a "cowardly traitor" and "northern Ju-
das," and his course oil this question, as
"a base betrayal of freedom!
Gen, Lindsey has, from the beginning,
acted AMI voted with the opponents Of the
bil!.-ho fought the iniqui.y in every shape
it took, and lef. no stone unturned to eff
feet its defeat. The very action which
thd Herald assails with so much yi,u3cra.
ton, was advised by Senators Chase and
Wade Of this State, and the opponents
of the bill in The Senate. generally, as
the only line of policy, under the cifcum-
stances, that could be followed.
We are surprised at the course the Her.
aid has pursued. Gen. Lindsey, through
out the whole struggle, acted the part Of
mamie obcyed 10 the very letter the
expressed wish Of his constituents, and
for it they award him due praise. They
are satisfied, and the abuse Of the Herald
is lily calculated 10 alter this state OF feel-
ing. The Sandusky Register fell into the
same error, but with the candor and fai7-
ness that has ever characterized that sheet,
when it knew the truth it did General
Lindsey the justice TO lay it before its
readers. The Herald would have done
better had it initiated its example. As
il is lis editor stands convicted either of
ignorance or malice-the public may de-
eide which.
We hope it may yet, while there is
time for repentance, do Gen. Lindsey
justice, and retract the unfounded charges
it has made against him.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
New Esoo Rls & HGew Goods

LNARMEItS rccolcct when you come to town
IL to market your Wool, that Sccly 6; Case
can furnish you with everything you want for
yourself and Gmily, from No, II stoga Boot,
all the way down to the smallest Infants shoes
We say reoollcct this, and don't be drawn on by
any Of the ..sha pors about the town. ,IunelO
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

A GREAT LO 7 of Hoombcck's New Goods
AZ Icame last Friday, and he Aas been getting
piles of them every day this eek. and he is sell
ling so cheap, and giving such liberal prices for
poduce, that one-Lal Of all creation goes there
to buy goods, and if his neighbors don't look
out the rest Of mankind will he inquiriug the
road to the FAvAiERS STORE, in Plymouth.
PIEmoltll. Innn lN
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

T The Auditor, Probate Judge and
Recorder of Richland County, have ap.
pointed Willard S. Hickox, County Com.
missioner TO fill the vacancy in the Board,
occasioned by the removal of James
Langham into another county. Two
County commissioners will therefore be
elected at the coming election.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

Burns, the fugitive slave, an &C.
count Of whose re.capture we gave last
week, has been given up to his owner,
and carried back to Virginia. Boston
was in state of the most intense excite.
ment, and it was feared that the mob
would rescue him. Guarded, however,
by the U. S. troops from the barracks,
and strong force of police and citizen
soldiery, he was taken to the U. S. cut
ter Morris. which the Government had
granted to convey him back. The whole
affair cos. Uncle Sam only forty thous,
and dollars The negro was valued a,
5000.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

UBy telegraph we learn that the
war which has SO long threatened the
Texan Frontier, has broken out. The
Indians under their chief, Wild Cat have
commenced their ravages, by numbering
party of 80 whites, and burning two
villages. They threaten so drive the
settlers out Of the Rio Grande country.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
.E:GSvTETEaTGER Z: = w

+ oBhRT MORFOOT still continues the man.
- utacturng of CROOKS at his old stand
Rcst m OF the Railroad Bridge, opposite the great
nepot. lis material for making ware is equal,
II II does not exceed any other in the state
FOR earthcnware it will stand hard fire. suffi-
cleht to melt sand and flint which are the COM
ponent parts Of the glazing, making it imper-
Wons to acids any kind of liquids. Ali his
ware will stand cleansing with boiling water
his customers and the people of the surround
ing country will do well to try his discovery and
improvements, before buying the GAINESVILLE
stone ware, at high rates that is scarcely worth
c'11ying home. Plymouth, June 10, 1S55-n34
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
CLEANSING CLOTHES.

EEO. BLAThIAN would inform the public
- thai he is prepared to do everything in the
line Of Cleansing and Renovating Clothes. lie
will remove stains either of grease, tar, oil or
paint. Old Clothes will be made to look as well
as new Repairing done neatly. Orders left
at john Dcveny's store will moot with prompt
attention. june 10, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
STRAY.

~ STRAYED from the reiiicnre or
kF9R%>L the subscriber, residing in Rich
K&G nand township. Huron county.
a-AAss@ three miles west uf New Haven.
l ON ys@gs old. light red color small ssli,e
star On her forehead, small white ,tar on onr
hip, common siEol hoIns with paints savc,l oil.
On the right side of her bag two teal. partially
grown together. AI.S0-l heifer years oli.
dark red face. nearly al white. suia hons.
some Whitn on the belly. MICHAEL SOUDEE.
June 10. .ISJ2-3tz New Haven.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

The angel Gabriel alias ORR, has been
arresel in South Boston. He blew his
horn and was put in the lock up. The
,ailor entertained the "angel unawares."
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
Crookery,
emma and Glassware

HoA"oEI4o aMu ltetdlI
ii +, MERRILL, has iastopcned in VESTS
49, NEW BLOCK, W1TEK-sT, SANDlis, l'
A. N w. a very extensive stock Of Crockcrr
C"lla and Glassware, lamps, Table Cu,lcry
"erman Silver, Silver Plated, Britannia and In,
P@hed :" Ware, Locking Glasses, Looking Glass
flates, &c. 10 Ne chants and Country Deal
crS he can Offer greater inducements than oitb,.r
cIeyeIand, Buffalo or Cincinnati. Ne would
-''''0 'i'lN u caiI. June l0-n34-3m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
g. re- 7E'1S5oao,
Daguerrean Artist

Rebcrs iIock, nearly opposite Verandah Hots
entrance between Porter and Lytle's stores
Wat2r-st., SANjIrsEy n e''
DlCTuRES taken either singly or in rrouns
4 III the best style Of the art, in either clepr
or cloudy weather, put up in every variety Of
cases. His rooms are fitted up with both skv
and side lights. Strangers visiting sandusky
are invited to call and examine specimens.
Junn 1O-n3I-Iv
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
STEAM SAW MIGI.

THE subseribers having purchased the steam
L Saw Mil formerly owned by the idoW
Ogden. in Richmond township. Huron county. 3
miles wesi OF New Haven. have ro6ticd and re-
built it, andsIre now fully prepared to do any
thing in their linc. On the shortcst notice. Lum-
Der constantly ON hand and FOR sale.
Lumber sawed iuto any kind Of stufis cith-
er on shares cr;hy the VI IN the most reasonable
terms, and much cheaper than can he purchased
or saved in this section Of country.
\ share Of PaTUuageis is solicited
SQUDER & Co.
liew Haven. June TO- 1Si4-2m=
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
Book Binding and Printing,

+ ANiAG purchased the bindcry of Mr., Kies
- ana connected it with the Mirror PRINTING
DS''ohShment, we are prepared to manufacture
every description Of BLANK BOOKS for conn
y ofhcerS' Railroad companies, banks, CONNER
GINI : ana mercantile houses &C., in TIE most
! ianoSome and substantial styles. and of tbc
nes' !' descriptions Of paper Al kinds of print
lns ocSlFcMn connection with binding nestly ex-
"GT'cu' "GI Paper ruled to any pattern to order.
VIA WORKS rebound, Magazines &C., bound in
""{ S'yle desired. Office in Derby's Block.
June l0-n34y J. SF. S CARIr
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10
AUDIToK's OFFICE.

AUDwoE's OFFICE.
Richland County, Odio June Z, 1854.
certify that | have read and compared the
above with the original copy, and find them cor
rect. JESSE WILLIAMS, Auditor.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

AN IMpcsTon.-A fellow was arrested
a, Rochester last week. for pretending to
be a secret agent of the Post office De-
partment. His plan cooperation was this
TO call upon postmasters and produce
forged credentials of his appointment, and
af er inspecting the affairs of each office,
wouId request from the postmaster a loan
of small sum Of money, He played The
trick successfully at Buffalo and proceeded
thence 10 Rochester. In the meantime he
was suspected to be an imposter, and on
his visit to the Rochester Office trap was
sprung, and the fellow sent off 10 Jail to
avail his trial for the offence.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

SMITH O'BRIEN NOT PvRDoNED.-The
formed by Thos. F. Meagher, Esq, dur
ing the recent visit of that gentleman TO
Savannah, that the general impression in
this country that Smith O'Brien has re-
ceiycd his pardon is unfounded. The de.
claration Of Lord Palmerston in the House
Of Commons. appears only common
State trick, resorted to at a critical period,
when it was desirable to conciliate the
Irish. Instead Of being unconditional ly
set at liberty pardon is offered to Smith
O'Brien if he will apply for it, and if, in
doing SO, he will sign papers recognizing
the justice Of his sentence-nei,her of
which he would ever consent to do.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

Ashes. ........
GOOD House Ashes wanted by
" april15 D. HOORNBEEK.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08
State Of Maine.

YORK, IS,
II he SiUiyj Of car CoaRttes Of Ysrt, Camber-
land, Lsaeola, Oxford, ksnasbee, SoR,srset,
Ps.o6.cot, Haaeoek. Rashisston, Waldo,
ESonkIn, Pi,cataqms and ArooIiook, or either
efhai' D.Ymiies:
LIS. WE command you 10 attach the goods
~ , or estate OF Lemuc Fos,, Of Biddefond, in
said couuty ut York, TO the value Of three hun.
dred dollars, and summon tho said Defendant
(h he may Ia found IN your precinci,) to ap
pear beiuSc our Justices OF our Supreme Judicial
Court, next TO be holden at Alfred, within and
ior our said County Of York, on hhe third Tues
day OF Septcmbcr, A. ID. 1854, then and there in
our said Court To answer unto George w. Wig.
gin, in plea OF the case foe that the said Defend
ant, at BIddeford aforesaid, on tho twenty-thirj
day OF November, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ioriy'seven, by his
pcOmis>ory note Of that date, 10y him subscribed
ior value received Promised the plaintiff 10 pay
him OF order the sum Of iity dollars on demand
with interest.
Also f,r that tho said defendant, at BiddeforJ
aforesaid on the twenty.iir day II December, In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud iCry-eighi, by his other promissory note OF
that date, By him subscribed, for value received
promisel the Plaintiff 10 pay him or his order, the
sum at sixty-two dollars Ou demand with interest.
Yet the said Defendant, though requested, has
not paid the same, but neglecis 80 TO do, To the
damage Of the said Plaintiff, (as he says) the sum
of three hundred dollaIs, which shall then aud
there he made In appear, with other due damages
Aud have You there this writ with your doing
therein
Witness, ETHER SHEPLEY, Esquire, at Al
fred, the twenty seventh day ol May, in the yea
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
four.
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08
State Of Maine.

YORK So.
10 hs Sheriff; ofoNr Conntie, Of York, Cnmber-
land, LiI.ool,a, Oxford, Ksnnebee, Somerset, Pc
Ro6,coi Hancock, Washington, Waldo, Frank
Gl, PiJcdtdqHiI aud Ar0O'took, or either cfthsir
DepHtie,:
,~~, GREETING.
LIS. WE command you 10 attach the goods
~ Tor estate of Lemuel Foss, Of Biddeford,
in said county OF York, TO the value Of three hun
drcd dollars, and summon the said Defendant III
he may be found in your precinc,) TO appear be-
fore our Justices Of our Supreme Judicial Court,
next to be holden at Alfred, within and for our
said County Of York. on the third Tuesday OF
September, A. ID. 1851, then and there in our said
Court to answer unto George w. Wiggin, Of Bid
dcloFd aforesaid in plea Of the case for that said
Defendant at Bddelord aforesaid, on the twelfth
day Of April, in the year Of our Lord one thou.
SAID eight hundred and iiliy-one, by his promis
sorry note Of that date. hv him subscribed for value
received, promised the Plaintiff To pay To him, or
his orlcr, the sum Of one hundred dollars and
forty cents, on demand with interest
Yet the said Defendant though requested, has
not paid tne same but neglects TO do TO the dam
age Of said Plaintiff las he .ays) the sum Of three
hundred dollars, which shall then aud there be-
made To appear, with other cue damages. And
have YOU there this writ with vour doings therein.
Witness, ETHER SHEPLEY, Esquire, at Al.
fred, the tweniy-seven,h day OF MAY, in the year
Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fifty.
four.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08
State Of Maine.

YORK, So.
N lSs Sheriff. Of oar Countis, Of YorA, Cum.
bsridnsi, Lineoii, Orfori, ktnnebec, Somsrset,
P>no6scot, Hancock, IpashiRgton, Waldo,
Frankiin, Pi,cataqHi, AMI Aroo,took, or Gther
Of their Depati<s:
GREETING.
-, WE command yon TO attach the goods
LIS. or estate " Elias T. Foss, OF Biddciord,
49,, In tho county of York aforesaid, to the
value Of one hundred dollars, and summon the
said Defendant, (f he may b. found in your
prccinci,) To appear before our Justices of our
Supreme judicial Court, next TO be holden at Al.
fred, within aud ior our said Comfy Of York, ON
the third Tuesday OF Scp,embcr, A. ID. 1854, then
and there in our said Court To answer unto George
W. wigyin, Of Btljciord, aforesaid, IN a plea OF
the case lo that the Defendant at Biddefotd aior.
said, on the eighteenth day Of Dcccmher, in the
wear OF our Lord one thusand eight hundred and
ffty-one, BY his promissory note OF that date, by
him subscribed, foe value received promised the
Plaintiff TO pay him or h order the sum Of thirty.
four dollars on demand with interest.
Yet the said Defendant, though requested. has
not pad the same, but ncglects To do To the dam
age Of the said Plaintiff las he says) the sum Of
one hundred dollars which shall then aud their b.
made To appear. with other due damages. And
have YOU there this writ with vpur dongs therein.
Witness, ETHER SlIEPLEY. Esquire, at Al.
fred, the twenty seventh day of May, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ind kny.
four.
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE Clerk.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08
A Musical Instrument for every Family
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Melodeons, Seraphines and
Reed Organs,

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Read, Iaspeei and JnIge-The great aitenlion
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iact that nearly all are susceptible 81 musical cu-
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opc. This admired improvement supplies the long
existing want Of an ins,I unent that combines the
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vcnicnce aud Ear less expense, theypby bringing II
within the reach Of oil.
Tie !NeLodeoR or Portable SodpAine, - mos,
convenient Zoe transportation, the legs folding un
der leaving the whole compact, and when secured
IN a packing case weighs from 40 Ia ~ lbs. THIS
IS becoming great fayor.ie aud truly mul,um
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The PiaNo Case SsrdpAme, with single OF
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The Reed Orgdn, with variety of stops, Is the
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The subscribers respectfully suhmit them 10
discriminating public, relying oa their merits lor
SUCCESS without the aid VI - much pulling and
promiscuous reference, BY which some impose on
the public spurious article.
Each Instrument, it'd sired, will DO accompanied
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08
JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk,
STATE OF MAINE.

York, IS.
Al the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held
at Alfred, within and for the Comfy Of York,
on the third Tuesday OF September. A ID. 1854
In the above action. IL appearing that the De-
iendantis out OF the State, aud has never been no.
tilted and has no Tenant, Agent, or Attorney in
this State upon whom to serve notice, the Court
Order, that the Plaintiff cause the defendant 10 be
notified OF the tendency Of this suit by publishing
an a,tcsted copy Of the writ and this order OF
Court thereon, three weeks successfully in the I'm.
ion aud Eastern Journal, newspaper printed in
Biddefori, in said county of York, the last publ.
cation thereof 10 be thirty days nj least before the
next term Of said Court TO be held at Alfred,
within and for said County OF York, on the first
Tuesday of January, A. ID. 1855, that he may then
and there in said Court appear aud shew cause, il
any he has why judgment, in said action, should
not be rendered against him aud execution issue
accordingly. --
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True COPY OF the writ and order Of Court ihereC n,
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08

YORK, -.
At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held at
Alfred within aud for the County VI York, on
the third Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1851,
In the above action, Il appearing that the De-
fcndant Is cat of the State, and las never been
notified and has no Tenant, Agent, or Attorney
IN this State upon whom To serve notice, the
Court ordcr that The Plaintiff cause the defend.
ant TO he notified OF the pcndcncy OF this
suit by publishing an atiested copy OF the writ
anJ this order Of Court thereon, three weeks sue
cesslvely IN the Union and Eastern Journal, u
newspaper printed in Bdjeiori, in said county OF
York, the last publication thereof to be thirty days
at least before the next term Of said Court TO be
held a, Alfred, within and ior said County OF
York, eu the fr.i Tuesday OF January, A. ID. 1855,
that he nay then anu there in said Court ap-
pear and shew cause, II any he have, Why iudg.
ment, in said action, should not BE- rendered
against him and execution issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True copy % the writ and orler OF Corr there on,
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08
Farm for Sale.

nsYW THE subscriber, In Consequence VI the recon.
wW destruction % hi. House and other Property by
Ore, u DESTROYS IL selling the Farm which he resides
bring the homestead 40 the late MaJar Dauie Cole,
anil Containing about huhlrsi anil hhocn u
Mo~ins, rtliage, tssurasc, Wood AMI Timber Iani =
distant ffom the villages % saOa s.l iepi about IL
miles, and within Is minutes ride % the large Manuac-
turing Establishments % the York, Leona AMI Peppcr.
al Companies % the two towns.
IL IL beautifully ocate the Eastern sne, and nea,
the hrisrs of the Saco River, which here wis il peace
m towards the ocean, aRi hrs the souh westerly
-,uniary % the farm for the distance 10 nearly half
milc. The growth Is principally hard ~os Oak, Maple
l.aeh, Walnut, &c, With larger pc,portion of hry
siIei Oak Timber suitable &c ship buLilng, than h
ani any oiher farm In the Deghbnrhosi, With, per
hsps, eKcepton Their. IL also the premises ahou
40 gratoi Apple, Rar and Plum rrees more than one
third of them la bearing state. Any person wishing Il
engage extensively In the Vegetable and Mix Trade
wcuh hDi this very desirable situation, as In mos
sasrs, during the winter ssason AMI while the river u
rh~ei With ice, the products % this farm cOali, In II
minutes, be conveyed to market where they Away
fommand high price. 10 the high privileges here NJ
l"rici kr attending Schools, meetings, Sc n"thing
pei he sud than thai thu n Is within the limits " th,
r.t Zoe yssol school district for further Inflammation
please SdFess " Apply II the subscriber on OF near h'
prvmi.cs. TlI,'MAs COLE.
y, R--rhs stock, hap, ks., tho abovO tann Is ~
sale.
s.so. Oct %. 1854 Ia-u
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JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.

FORK IS.
At the Supreme Judicial Court begun and held a,
Alfred, within and for the County q. York, on
the third Tuesday Of September, A. ID. 1854.
In the above action, il appearing that the De-
endant is out Of the STATE and has never been no
iiied and has no Tenant, Agent or Attorney in
this State,1 uponwhom TO serve notice, the Court
Order, that the Paintffcaus the Defendant TO be
notified Of the tendency ofihs suit by publishing
an aitesed copy ofihe writ and this order Of Court
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Uninn and
Eastern Journal, a newspaper printed in Bidde.
lord in said County Of York, the last publication
thereof to be thirty days nt least, before the next
term OF said Court TO be held ut Alfred. within and
Cor said Countyo OF York, on the first Tuesday Of
January, A. ID. 1855, that he may then and there
in said Court appear and shew cause, IL any he
have, why judgment, in said action, should not be
rendered against him, and execution issue accor-
dinghy.
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True copy Of the writ and order OF Court thereon,
Attest, JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE, Clerk.