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VOL. xXIII...NO 50.

have been proud to- say, at home or abroad, +,
am an American citizen. So of the late war
with Mexico, in which our own gallant regi-
ment, rallyins around that Palmetto banner,
which has been brought home to us. .soiled, and
torn and blood-staincd, but not dishonored,
contributed so largely to the final triumph of
our arms, in conquering peace with the repub-
lie Of Mexico. But if We are required to share
only in the tolls and suflerings without rcapng
any of the advantages, or sharing any of the
glory, and be treated Is ontSide barbaranS, not
worthy even of Christian name, we must
sever the connection, peacefully if we may
lorcibly if we must. This is all deem it me-
ccSsary 10 say on tbis occasion in regard to our
Federal relations.
The most important power conferred upon the
Executive is in the language of the C0nstitu-
ton " to grant repricrcs and pafuons," and it
may he rs we'll now To Indicate the course T
shall pursue in the exercise of this power. No
petition for pardon will he considered unless
it is accompanied with the report of the case
by the prcsi.ug judge; and in examining. all
the circumstances, they must be Of such char
aclcr aS to satisfy my mind that the ends Of
justice will be better carried out by Executive
interpostion, than by the verdict of the Jury.
~ tiNS tiiot thC tual tHC
Executive shall take care that the laws be faith
fully executed in mercy, but he should remem-
Der that in being mercilu to one he may. be
cruel to MANY. The severity of a law, Sorits
disproportion to the crime, is not valid argu-
ment in favor OF Executive clemency.
1t is the province Of the Legislature. to make
laws, and to alter and amend them when they
arc cruel or defective; and upon them rests tile
responsibility of bad laws; and neither tho
Court, jury nor Executive have any discretion
in the matter. To adopt any other principle,
would destroy all landmarks, and the juries of
the country would be virtually our Lawmakers,
to have their laws in turn set aside by the
Governor. *
Without detaining You any longer with de-
tails, it is sufficient to say that all the varied
interests Of the State shall receive my undivided
attention. On all matters Of high public inn
portance shall fortilv my opinions and action
by the advice Of older and wiser men, and shall
endeavor TO remedy by diligence, industry and
zeal, my defect of judgment, ability, and expe-
rience. And in conclusion allow me to express
my ardent desire, that in our generous rivalry,
during the present session Of tho Legislature,
no private friendships have been disturbed; no
alienation Of friends has taken place; but that
like band of brothers. ~" 80" :: r..
vapni,~ ~ ~, e
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and she gave up in despair. "Oh, 1 know tha
he is sick, and perhaps dying, and that amonl
strangers. Oh! Father have mercy upon him
"Mary," she added to a friend who was will
her, to console and cheer, 81 know 1 shall neve
see him again. With this fever and my ankle
ty, cannot bear up much longer. II shouldn't
live to see him, do not bury me until he returns
80 cousin Sophie, don't talk so. There's ne
danger Of your dying, and he is detained will
business"
But no comfort would the wife take, save thai
unspcakable privilege Of lifting her heart to the
Comforter on high One more day of the two
the stage, after hours Of unspeakablc anguish O
body and mind, and in paroxysm of despair
she lifted her heart to the source of all Aid with
the cry, Oh, Thou who didst raise Lazarus tc
his weeping sisters, in the days of Thine incar.
nation, canst Thou not bring my husband home
Is not Thy power as great now as then ?"-
when Mary, with bound, screamed aThc Doc
tor is coming!"
Reader draw veil over that meeting. Ev-
cry true husband and wife can realize it, under
similar circumstances. And as Mrs. Dingley and
her troublcs-poor rwoman--have caused along di.
gression, I'll try and proceed with tie affairs Of
my hero.
ooh my dear, sweet, precious, sugar plum,
papa," sang little pet Sophie, "I'n so glad
you've come" The echo had scarce died away,
when troup of little darkies entered, "IIowdy
master, how you do sir In 50 glad to see you, P"
cxclailnd Jim, lis eyes looking somewhat after
the fashion Of shooting stars, "Im glad too
marster," chimed in Paul" Master did you
bring me my hat" and thus, with the different
feelings which influence one another, did their
characters show themselves Reader, methinks
the prayers that were waited to Heaven that
night, on the snow wings of gratitude, were
ovcrburdened with their weight of thanklulness
and content.
The next morning, OIL the Doctors making
his appearance, there was q general jubilaton
from pigs and calves, shangaes and secsc-cyen
the old Turkey put on strut equal 10 the most
. ''"'l broadway dandy; neishbors ilocked
!; .-l,. -. g. a. .,,ai .-u.n :-"""" ann
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Happy Valley Academy.

TNHIS School which is situated near the resi-
dence of j. F. BURNS, nine miles North
west Of Edge6cld Village, will commence on the
Oath January next, under the charge of its former
teacher, Miss JULIET NJ. PICKERING.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions, the first of "a weeks, and the second of
lG weeks.
Terms for the English branches, $50 per year
For French s12-ausic, Sl0 and 81 for the use
of Piano. Scholars will be charged from the time
of entrance till the close of the Session, except in
cases of sickness.
Good board can be procured near the School
at 81 per month.
I)ec IL ST. 80
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Long Branch Academy.

rJHHIS Institution will reopen on the first Mon
i day in January, and tho Session will close
about the middle OF June. Several vacancies have
occurred by students going into business
Early applications are solicited, and will be
promptly answered Monthly Circulars will &c
issued, containing the number Of Recitations and
their degree of perfection, absence, department. &c
The strictest discipline will be exercised, and
dissipated or immoral student cannot remain
JAS. E. GRASSLAND, Prin.
Beach Island, s. c , Dec l3 4t 49
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STEVENS CREEK ACADEMY

VHyHE exercises of this Academy will be re-
sumed on the lst Monday in january next
under the supervision Of J. W. McCANIS, Esl
n graduate of Emory and Henry College, OF ''r'
ginia. .,,-,, ,.;,h .ho ,,os, -,
recommendations as to character ana quaiifeauol,s
III ,va can now testify to the fact ourselves, ht
Larg tonoht five months to our entire satisfaction
Young men wishing to prepare for Col.c.e, We
do mo, thiul, could do better than t" come to oil
school 1t is in good neighborhood where b'ar'
can be obtained at cheap prices.
J. j. 7, HANDRyM: M Trustees.
D. C. TOMKINS,
Nov. "a, 1858 Ut ~
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Tell III. a.. p'g'.''
Does fond thought eve, e
'Thou art-whcrc?'
Neer prayer to heaven dost SO
But think Of thec-my friend
Oh! twoud glad my heart to know
Thou to me one thought didSt lend.
When in memories entrancing
Thy fond heart is backward glancinS-
Canst thou see my dark eyes dancing
AS Of yorc?
But It's vain this sclf-dccciving,
Hone can cheat Inc to believing
Never more.
GUSTA, GA.
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MOUND on the 26th Nov last, in ''is Martin i!
Town Road, near DR.. Thos: Lakes; 20 4.
~ EO0K containing sum of MONEY, which
;, he owner can have by proving property. r..
" For luther particulars, address me at Anks'y'
X Ruats, Eiseleh District, s: :C:ou.y
81 48
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T. BEzANCoN, Graduate Univ. Francc-Frene

J. J.WOODDAyIDSON, A.M.-Greek and English
Assistant.
T. BEZANCON, Graduate Univ. Francc-French
rNHE ANNUAL TERM is divided into two ses-
sions of five scholastic months each, begin
pins respectively on the first Monday of October
9 and March-the second closing with an Examina-
tion. Pupils received at any time. Students pre-
pared for the South Carolina College or other
Literary Institutions and for the practical pursuits
of life.
1erms-s3O 90 session. French, $500 extra
For further particulars, address either Of the
Principals.
College, Revs. j. H. Thornwel, d. d. 7. j. Shane,
s. Townsend, Capt. A. R. Taylor, c. P. Pelham,
Eso., and Patrons of the School generally /;
Charleston-Gen W. E. Martin, COL l.W. llaync;
WinnsJoro-Hon. J. A. Woodward, Maj j. II
Rion; Chcster-Hemphill and CASTOR, Esqrs;
YorkviRe-S. W. Melton, Esq Charlotte, N. c.
VIM. Johnston, Esq, Sauannd Ga-Bp. Elliot,
Rev. D. H. Porter; Montgomery, Als-Emore
and Culp, Esqrs: Mobile.-Col ]. NJ. Withers;
Few Orleans, La-Rcv. B. NJ. Palmer, ID. D.
Dec. Is, 1858, at AZ
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Original 4oetrg.
Written for the Elgefeld Advertiser.
THOU ART-WHERE?
BY JENNY Wo0DBlSE.

Written for the Edgefeld Advertiser.
THOU ART-WHERE?
By JENNY wooDBlSE.
Shall VIC ever side by side
Kneel in yonder house of prayer,
And by sorrow purified,
Pour our hearts devotion there?
With sweet strains of music stealing,
With :oit anthems upward pealing,
Shall we two, submissive knecling,
Bow in prayer?
No. for fate our hope has thwartcd;
We have lovca-and we have parted;
Lone pine, and broken hearted
Thou art-wherc?
'Tis the holy Sabbath day,
Bells ring out from every street;
Earthly pilgrims wcnd their way
To the shrine where Christians meet.
But my heart with wild emotion
Like the roaring waves commotion-
Beats, instead Of pure devotion.
And tear
Steals adown my checks in sorrow,
As strive more faith to borrow
Thou art-whero?
Would more strength were given to crush
This deep woe tits mine to bear;
And in vain, strive to hush
Earthly thoughts in fervcnt prayer.
But tho thought that we are riven,
Comes between my soul and heaven
Would less of love had given
To thee there
For when l, in prayer ain kneeling,
Still bitterness Of feeling
Will come DER my spirit stealing
Thou nrt-where:
Everything seems now to tell,
'Tis the holy Sabbath day;
But thou hearst no Sabbath bell
On the waves and far away;
Far from all who love and know thee
Blue above-and blue below thee
Muy the angels kind watch o'cr thee.
Safely bear
Thee, loved one, DER yondcr Ocean
=, ~. -. =, r@","ntinn-
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILITARY SCHOOL,
YORKVILLE. S. c..

i l. L
pRIxcr- Maj. NJ. JENKINS Pref. Mathematics
PALS. Capt A. COwARD,* Prcf. French.
Lieut.. C. a. SEABROOK,t Prof. Latin g. Greek
E. NJ Laws Prof. History g. Mathematics
R.K. TtiOMAS.* Prof. Bellies Letires.
R. T. HARPER = Prof Eng. g. arithmetic,
B. P. BOYD, BurSar
Drs. BARRON g. BRATTON, Surgeons.
TERMs:-For all School Expenses, e, Tuition,
Boarding, Light, Fuel, Stationery. Books, and
medical attendance, 5000 per Scholastic year.
No Pupil under twelve Or over eighteen years OF
age will be received.
For further information apply to Principals,
References Gen. James Jones, Columpia, ..
c.; Gen. D. +. Jamiason, 0rangeburg. :. C.; Gen.
J. q. Means, Buckhead, S. C.; Gen; Daniel Wal
lace, Jonesville, s. c.; Col. l. u. Wilson, Society
Hin, S. c.; Gen. R. &. M. Dunovant Ninety-SiS
Depot, s. c.
*Graduates of the S. c. Military Academy.
tGraduate of the S. c. College.
Yorkyille, s. c., Dec. ], le5S st ~
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80 Fortune made in no time, are like
skirts made in n time-ten to one, they don't
hang together.
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VENTILATION would be greatly promoted #, in
place OF one oftle upper lights OF glass in every
l,cl.room window, there was inserted sheet
cf,in cut in strips, the lower edge set out like
direct force of wind, aud to prevent rain from
blowing in. .gse g,;f, ~
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CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL,
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
Frincipa1S.

A. B. BRUMBY, A. M-Latin and Mathematics
]. .WOODDAVIDSON A. .M.-Greek and English
Assistant.
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MONEY AND HELrH.-Therc is this difference
between those to temporal blessings, health
and money. Mory is the most cnved, but the
least enjoyed. Hath is the most enjoyed, but
the least envicd and this superiority OF the
latter is still mor,obvious, when we reflect that
the poorest man ould not part with health for
money, but that te richest would gladly part
with all their moey for hcalth-Futton
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Dear reader, gave you an insight into the
peculiarities of the aforesaid gentleman some
time ago. and hope it did not weary you too
much for your interest to flag over the following
sketch:
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
srIERYrr,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE of an execution issued out of the
lD District Court, tilieenih Judicial District. In
and for Butte County, State of California, against
Lyman Bristol, wherein am COMMANDED TO make
the Sum of Two Hundred and Seventy.six ninety
four hundredths dollars judgement aud the sum
OF twenty 10 one hundred this dollars cost and
accrung costs said writ, have seized and levied
upon all of the right title and interest Of said Ly-
man Rrstoi aud TO the following described pieces
or parcels of land. situated in the Town Ophir,
county aud State aforesaid, and more particularly
described 10 wit; Lots No. one, two, three, 5
four, 4dve, 8 six, seven, eight, and nine in
block twenty-five, % on the Map Of the Carlton
Tract of land, which Map nled in the Recorder
ofice Of Butte county on the sixth day of October
A. ID. 1856. Also, all that certain piece parcel OF
land situated in the Town of Ophr county of Butte
aud State of California described follows, to wit :
Lots one and eight In block twenty yfve, 25 as Is
described on the Map Of the Town of Oroyille and
filed In the Recorders Office of the aforesaid county
and State, together with all the appur tena nces
there into belonging in anywise appertainiug the
said property, having been heretofore attached by
virtue OF a writ of attachment issued In tho said
cause, which will expose to public sale at tue
Court House door In the aforesaid county and state
on the thirteenth day of february d 1858, at two
O'Clock Z. NJ, to the highest bidder for cash.
PETER FREER,
Late Sheriff Butte County
Dated 0roville, Jan. 18th, 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
SrIERIFr's SAFE


NJ order Issaed out of the Distrct Court ui the
Fifteenth Judicial District In and for Butte county
and State Of Calf 'rnia. against SIMON GARkA5SE
MARCiiELi.A for the sum OF Ave hundred aud 1liy
$3.50 90 dollars principal deht, aud the lurhe, sum
OF three hundred and hrIy tour twenty 1--WE one hun
dredths 1894 q dollirs interest, together with leg al
interest thereon from the date of this decree, aud
thirty per cent thereon for attorneys fees, aud the
further sum Of thirty Ave twenty one hundredlhs
$35 20 dollars costs OF suit and all accrung costs
said writ, TO me directed and delivered, command.
Ing me TO soil thc mortgagcd premises hereinafter
described to satisfy said demands will on "a rUK.
DAY theTWENTIErH 20 day OF FEBRUARY A.
ID. 1883. at the hour of Two O'Clock T.. NJ. of SAID
day In pursuance of the requirements of said writ.
will sell at public safe To the highet bidder for cash.
the property described In said order Of sale as fol-
lows. to witt That ceruln piece parcel Of land sit
uated In tho town of Oroye, county and state niore
said, commencement on the northerly line of bird
street Go feet easterly from the north easery
OF Bird street aud tlunioOn street, running a0ng the
said nortberly line Of Bird street eastery 80 feet,
thence at right angles nurlhery 50 ioct, thence nj
right angles westerly 80 feet thence nj igt angles
southery so feet To tho place OF beginning, being
part of lot No In block No. n laid down ON the
existing map Of said town. together with all and sim
gular the cuemeDis, herediiamcnts and appurtenahs
ces thereunto belonging OF In anywise appertainiug
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the town Of orovs, county aud State afore
said.
" D. Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
Orovile, Jan. Goth, 1853
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERTFP'S SALE

EpY VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORDER Issued
HB out of the District Court Of the Fifteenth Judi
clal District IN and for Butte county and State Of al
ifornia against A. SKiNKLB and In favor OF WM
LATflHOkE for the sum Of three hundred $500 on
dollars with Interest sad from the 4th day of
February A. d. 1851 at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum until paid, also all costs Of su taxed In The
sum 81 ten $40 90 dollars aud all accruing cOss on
said writ 10 me directed and delivered Commanding
me to sell The morgaged premise. hereinafter de
scriDed 10 satisfy said demand, viii on SATURDAY
the TWENTY -sEVENTH Day OF FEBRUARY A
ID 1858, at the hour Of two O'clock r. NJ. of said
day, III pursuance with the requirements Of said
order te al public sae ~ the highest bidder for
the properly described In said order Of sale ~ fol.
lows, to VII: all The right title and interest Of the de
fsDdani Ia and 10 a certain house aud lot lying and
being situated III the village Of Bangor. Butte county
and state Of 'all ornIa to witt that house described
on the said fourth day of February A. ID 1857 n
ownd and occupied by said a. Skinkle x Trayesse
as q Liquor Saloon and called the Fashion Saloon,
and l0 ON The Of Mnin aud Lumbert street In
The mid village Of Bangor. and county and State
aforesaid
The above sale to take place Mt the Conrt House
dooi in the Town OF Oroulie, County and state
aforesaid.
" u. PLU.N, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroyllle, Feb. dih, 1873.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
SUMMONS
STATE OF CAIIFpRN

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District.
County OF Butte
SABRA s. SMITH, vs.. GILBERT II SMITH
- Action brought In the District Coutt OF the If
tHenth Judicial District, and the Complaint Filed in
The county of Butte, in the Office oil the Clerk of said
District Court.
Tho People Of the State of California, 20 Gilbert b.
Smith, send Greeting: You are hereby required tn
appear in action brought against you by The above
named plHlntif In the District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicial district, in and for the county OF Rutc aud
10 answer the Complaint filed therein, "a copy of
which accompanies This SummonS) within ten day :
exclusive Of the day of sery ce) after the service
you OF this Summons, If served within this county. II
served out of this county, but within this judicial
Dist let. within twenty days: II served out of said
District, then Within forty daysor Judgment by de-
fault viii he tnken against you. Tho said action is
brought to obtain decree of Divorce, and that the
bonds of ma rimony existing between plaintiff ant
yourself may bo dissolved and forever nnnuled. and
that she have the lawful car and custody OF her
two children, also Judgment for the costs OF This suit,
and II yuu fail io appear aud answer the said coin
plant Us above required, the plaintiff will apply to
This Court for the relief demanded In her said com
plant.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
{ -~~--> tourt oi the Fineenth Judicial District,
SEAL this l2ih day of December in the year o,
[ ---' our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
tily-seNea.
M.H. pARRACH, Clerk
ny T. ". MARrLe, Deputy Clerk die -3m
GaANGkN \ CaEHSMAs, Atpys Tor plaintif.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA Justices Court,
County OF Butte. Ophir Township.
FHNHE PEOPLE OF THE STAE OF CALIFORNIA
u 70 Nicholas Grsgryich, tireeing; you are hero
by summoned 10 appear before me. at my Office in
Ophir Township, Of the county of Butte, on the 4th
day Of March A. ID 1853 at ~ O'Clock NJ, to answer
unto the complaint OF w. NJ Suzbach who sues 10
recover the sum of forty Two - u I00ths dollars
claimed to be due on account for mechanical work
performed house situated on the west side of
Myers street, next To blacksmith shop, and about
sky elk feet sDuhwardly from the north east corner
block No and for decree OF foreclosure aud sale
of mechanics lien taken on the same to secure The
payment of snd account, whan Judgment will be
taken against you Tor said amount, and for decree
Of foreclosure aud sale OF the premises aforesaid To
gelher with costs and damages II you fail to appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Febi uary A.
ID. 1858. JOHN S, BERRY, lsEALl
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Feb 18th 2w
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
SrEEEIFFS SALE
Ely VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

- issued oul OF HE uistrct Couf, Of h. tIiIeenh
Judicial District IN and for Butte county ard state OF
California 10 me directed and delivef ed. command
Ing me 10 make tJe sum OF nneteen hundred aud
hve dollars with interest thereon at the rate Of ten
per cent per annum nDii paid from the i6th day OF
January A ID. Is s. and The further sum of forty our
eighty one hundredbs dollars costs oi suit. and all
accruing costs said writ wherein ECkMAN, TEN
NANT. H. co. are pIaintiGs aud E " LEpPELMAN
and J. II. HURLBURD are defen0anis, have levied
upon and shall expose at public sale to Tho blghrst
bidder for cash, on the 9th of March ID. 1853,
at the hour Of O'Clock r. NJ all the right title and
interest uf the above 7med defendants In and 10 the
following described property, 10 wiz All thnt certain
piece or parcel Of land lying andsbeing situn.e at
onion Bar, Bidwell Township, county and state
aforesaid. and described fOllSws: 81 feet fronting
the river by 10 feet deep. unt known formerly a.
Ryders lot, together with tho two story frame house
situate upon tho above described premi.es. AID tho
stable aud ouihouses thereuntu belonging or In
anywise apperlnnng Also the storr houte Joining
Barnes grocery store the opposite side of the river
from Bidwell's Bar.
sale To take place at the Court Iiouse door In the
town of 0ruvillo
p. fREER, Late sheriff Butte County
Oroville Feb 10. 1-0S.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
SUWM 5.

State OF aiOrnia, In the u -trct Co1rt Of the Ff
County of Butte teenth Judicial District.
JoHN SYLVESTER vs.. PuILlrP BRIEL & co.
An action brought In the District Court of the Fiji
teenth Judicial District, aud the Complaint Filci
ia the County of Butte, in the Office Of the Clerk
of said District Court.
TEIIlE People cfthe State Of California, To Phillip
Il Bripl, Greeting You are hereby required to
appear in an action hrou cht against yoR 10y the
above named Plaintiff In the District Couri OF The
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for the county OF
Butte, aud to answer the Complaint nlci therein,
Ga copy OF which accompanies this Summons,) with
In ten DAYS lcXclusye of the day OF strvce) after
the service You Of this summons, il served within
in this Judicial District within twenty days. or ii
out of said District then within forty dUls s-or lds
ment by default win be- taken against You.
The sAid action il brought TO obtain ilgment for
the recovery of the sum oi Two Hundred ard Fifty
Dollars and interest thereon at the of ten per
cent per amman from the second day OF July last
and for II Decree for the foreclosure OF a certain
mortgage deed. and for the snle Of The mpftgagcd
premises known IA the Slaughter Ground ot \.
PINT 4 Co AMI more fully described in Plaintiffs
Complaint herewith served, and fis Execution
against other property of Defend nts If spti mort
gagged premises should be insufficient to satisfy the
udgm snt herein. ana for costs of suit, and il you
tuil to appear and answer the said Complaint a.
nbuve aqurcd the Plaintiff viii upply 20 the CoGrt
for the relief in his Complaint demanded
f-> Given uAder my hand and seal of the
lsEAL. District Court of The hiieentt judicial
I - bis rict this Fourth day of Drc-'Hb-r, IN
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
Hny sew II.
VI II. DARRACn, Clerk.
GRANGER X CnEEsMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.