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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
JONI Goopg, DR., Esq.

EXCHANGE HoTEL, eth March 1861.
sir.-Your note of Yesterday was handed 10
mo At n late hour in the afternoon By your
friend, Thomas James Deanr, ana take the ear
lest opportunity allowed me 70 repy.
In the remarks submitted 10y you to the
Convention on Yesterday, understood you 10
cav ia substance that had not been content
with the opportunities afforded ,ne ON that hoor
to let off steam, las you choose 10 chafae'er.sc
INV speeches. but that had sought opportu-
mites to let it of in the streets, &C. so un.
dcrstanding YOU, replied that such state
ruent was wholly without foundation IN TACT
and that had addressed no people IN TINS CITY
until they had sought ME Al my lodgings, ana
called for me in h manner which l eou!a not
decline obeying. From your remarks, as c'tea
BIZ you in your note, and the report OF the same
in the enquirer Of this morning, | md
that I misapprehendcd your language, anG
that you did not say, rs | then understood!
YOU to say, that l bad sought opportunities,
&c was then led TO say, that the statement
made by you, las understood it,) was With
out foundation in fact. It's but just Tor me
to add that did not design to imputc to you
simply to deny the truth OF your statement as
| | understood il at the time. My remark that
| held myself responsible for what say here
| or elsewhere" was intended to declare my pur-
pose to vindica,e my personal and representa-.
tive rights whenever wherever, however and
Nv whonsoever asSsi!ed, ard was no! intended
to De offensive to yourself or to any other per-
son. Your obedi=nt servant,
JolS GooDE.
This note will be handed you by my friend
E. G. Burks, ESQ. t5uS GooD:.
Mai. J. A EARLY.
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Ex.Sccretary of War Floyd arrived in Wash.
iucton last "Wednesday, for the purpose of sp-
pcaring before t." Criminal Court 10 answer
the indictment co.. against him BY. the Grand
Jury in connec,e ,Sith the stslen lndian Trust
Fund bonds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

rrx.s has ratified the secession o.dinnl,ee by
1890 arsjor:y Her Delegates to the Southern Con-
s.ess =: Montgomery have been admitted to thsi:
seats With ;u!l privileges, in anticipation Of the OIL
cinl Ganoanscmept Of the action Of their State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

It is with extreme pleasure that we are en-
abled to state, for the Information Of his nu-
merous friends throughout the State, who will
be g.ati6ed to learn the fact that Gov. Smith
has so far recovered from his recent severe in.
disposition as to be able to leave for Washing
fem TQrrenton Flag.
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JoaN GcoDE, JM, ESQ.

Mr.. EAnLy.-Mr. President and gentlemen
| of the Convention, | have Only to add that
when my first note was written and sent, had
no reason to apprehend that the gentleman
| from Bedford was at all indisposed Since my
| last note was delivered TO him, have visited
him at his room, and am happy to say that
our former relations a:e perfectly restored, and
trust soon to gee him in his scat IN renewed
health.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Nh. WrsoH.-With the permission 81 the
gentleman from Alexandria, (Mr. BRENT, who is
entitled to the floor, desire to submit the FOL.
lowing ordinance, which propose to have read
By the Clerk and then referred to the Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
The Ordinance was then read as fellows, hS
the Clerk
M ORDINANCE
Dissolving all political connection now existing
between the Stale Of Virginia and other
States composing the American Union, and
establishing the separate independence OF the
former.
We, the people Of the State Of Virginia in
Convention assembled having been called to-
gether to consider the present distracted and
unhappy relations existing between tho slave
holding and non-slaveholding members OF the
Federal Union, and to provide suitable and ad-
eouate remedies Tor the evils which flow from
those relations, DO mos. solennly declare that
whilst we hare always kept and ;'crlorned all
the covenants Of the Constitution o! the United
States on our pert truly, folly and in good
faith, our non.sla7ehoIdins Confederstes have,
not only failed and refused 10 keep the same,
and still continue SD 70 refuse, but they have
pa!pably violated them, both in their letter
and spirit in repeated instances, wherein their
faithful performance was OF the most essential
and vital consequence 10 cur peace, our safety,
and our happiness.
In proof of this, We submit to the candid
and impartial judgnen; Of mankind the fol-
lowing plain recital Of facts:
The people Of these States have Tor the last
80 years or more, asSailed negro slavery, an
institution recognized by the CONSTITUTION of
the United States, and Of vital Importance in
the social and industrial system Of this and
the other Southern States, without scrupc, as
TO the means or mode oil attack. and without
regard to tho consequences to Us.
They have, during this whole period, abusing
the great rights Of freedom, Of speech and Of
the press, continued to agitate and discuss
this social and domestic relations OF ours, not
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Tucv. Gales, prominent and worthy citizen OF
Albemare, died bis residence in that county, on
he 4th ins:., in the 18th year of his age.
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The Virginia State Convention.
TWENTIETH DA J.

TWENTIETH DAY.
RICHMOND, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1851.
The Convention luct at u o'clock.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. NouRE Of the PCesby.
terrain Church
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr.. EAnlY-With the permission of the
seutlewan from Alexandria, (Mr. BHrNr,) rise
10 Il personal explanation.
Mn sorry that the gentleman from Bedford,
(Mr. GoopE,) is detained from his seat by in.
disposition but misrepresentation which
seems to exist in certain quarters as to what
occurred on the day before yesterday, the 9th
inst, between that gentleman and myself on
this floor, renders it necessary that CORES
pouderce, which has taken place between HIM
and myself, should be read here; and take
occasion to saw that it is read with his know
ledge and assent
The following correspondence was then reau
by the Secretary
R1cuMoSp, March c, 1861.
American Hotel, IL.
S1R-AGer your remarks in the Convention
TO-DAY. in which you undertook to comment on
what YOU supposed TO be my position hereto
FIRE and the position which had taken in the
! remarks had just submitted to the Con"eIl-
ton and after YOU had referred to so!ue letters
Won had received from my county, indicating
; n change in the sentiments Of uly constituents,
| uhen obtained the floor, | made use of the
following remarks which repeat almost
verbatim: "The gentleman from Bedford,
whose irnpatiencc Is so great, whose steam has
been I'D so high that he has not been content
with the opportunities afforded him On this
aoor to let il Off but has taken one or more
occasions to let off some Of it in the streets, has
thought proper to step between my constituents
and myself and informs this Convention and the
| country that nc has received letters from my
home showing great change IN the sentl-
ment Of nv constituents, and that they are
very impatient at the delay which have been
f,yorinc. | presume the gentleman has not
undertaken 10 give. this information 10 inc
Convention and the country. unless he Is Will
ing to give up his authority, and call on him
for it"
You asked at this point if wished an an
swer then, to which replied, that did' IN
very excited manner you proceeded 10 com ),
ment on the remarks that had made, and Saio
rs near as can recoliect -
nShen the gentleman from Franklin says
that [ have sought opportunities 10 let Oh
steam in the Streets ne makes u statement
which is utterly without foundation, or
(which has no foundation, in TACT. 10 mol
recollect exactly the precise expression out
this is the substance. You coupled your re:
marks with the declaration that you held
yourself responsible to me for what; you had
had said, either on the floor or elsewhere.
This renders it necessary for lie TO enquire
Of YOU whether, in what YOU oid say, you
meant TO convey the idea that had Stated
falsehoo., or been guilty OF u m'srcpreSenta'
ton.
also enquire if you Intended the express
sion that YOU held yourself responsible TO Inc
ON the floor or elsewhere, in an offensive sense
Your ob't serv't D. A. EARLY.
This note will be handed 10 you by my
J. \. EARLY.
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The VACANT BEI0ApIEE- G gNEEAisulf.-Thc con-
:es, FOR the Brgad:er Generaship,n place Of Twggs
j. narrowed down, it is said, to Col. Sumner and
Maj Anderson. Sumner is urged, upon the ground
,as; his appoiu.meut-would be in strict accordance
with the order OF promotion asnal in the service
while Major Anderson is urged principally on the
ground OF lis eminent services" in Charleetou
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The Broad Street Methodist Church, Rev. J. "A.
Duncan Pastor, will be dedicated OH Sunday, tho
10th ins: DR.. b. 5. Dosycts will deliver the dedi-
catory sermon ., II o'clock, Rev. j. c. Cranberry
q; 2 NJ, and Rev. j. Z. Edwards at ~, 7. NJ
collection will be taken mp at each service to mid
IL ,nvrIcat Of the Church. II is hoped the friends
o., the Church will come prepared to give literally
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not done South Carolina injustice. | will now
show tina. it has been more desire to relieve
lerselrof this system Of protective tariffs than
for protection OF the institution Of slavery, which
has animated her in her political course. have
before me a volume of the Southern Review,
published in the city Of Charleston in the year
1851, and in M article which Appeared after
the scttIemen. of the Compromise measures y:
1850 we find the following:
"But the people Of S1uth Carolina nave not
vet entirely forgotten the angry feelings grow
ing out Of the war Of the rcvnIulion. Well,
then. let them read over the declaration OF l,i-
dependence, and compare the. wrongs rccite.l
there to those they nnw endure. What was
the actual grievance then? What is it new
The"ss thcy augured MISC government at 4 dis
stance. Now the evil is upon them, and ten
told greater evil than the most iar.seeins polli-
clans of that day anticipated from British ty-
rannv. One and bat one Of the luxures Of
the rich wax taxed, not more than five per
cent. Now, sTery necessary g life, which she
does rol produce a. home. Is taxed, 81 an aye
rsce rate of not less than thirty per cent
Then, Ga England claimed the right "a exact
from her portion CT the revenue necessary
for the support OF the British empire, while
the amount expended for the benefit Uf South
Carolina very far exceeded all that she was
called on to contribute Now, Nem England
requires her, together will. 4 few Of her un-
AID acquiesc=nt sisters, to furnish
the whole revenue Of the Union, no part OF
which comes back TO them except in the shape
Of brides to such as are willing to sell them.
selves into the service Of their enemies, for
Texas scrip and the emolpments Of Office
Here we find the grievance and the wrong.
And in 1861 VIC find the same policy inaugu.
rated which was adopted in 1851. Those who
do not concur and acquicscc in her views were
denounced as submisslonists and those were
charged then, as now, who did not concur with
her IN her sentiments OF revolution and dis
union, as being the recipients Of Texas scrip and
Inc emolunents of Office" Here we have the
wrongs ard the grievances. DO we find in
this article any prominent al!usion to the lights
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-25

Leg Al NOTICE.
To jeremiah Il. Wilsey, Joseph X. Strceper, j. X.
Bruce, j. s. Thompson, thomas Bruce, h. g.
Hicks, J. NJ. Lockwood, Charles sehsfer, j. 4.
Yore and w. A. fore:
~ OF and each Of you are hereby notified that
d here Ia now fle in the Office VI the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at keokuk,
= petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Of you Jere-
miah Il. Wilsey the sum of sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per annum payable
annually, ~ money due ON a mortgage made by
you to Charles Mason and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dated the 18th OF February,
1856; alsc claiming against each OF you the fore
closure Of said mortgage the same being upon the
W. OF NE t, and the N. s-E. of Section
3, Up. &c, X. w., Lee County, Iowa, for the pur-
chase money; and further asking for q sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said peti
tion on or before the noon of the second day OF
the next term Of said court. TO commence ~
Keokuk the first Monday Of September, A. d.
1861, a default will he entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for In said pc
tition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10, 1S61.dtm Att'ysfor Plaintiff.
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legaI NOltce.
To William White, Edward Keddy and Mrs. Ed
ward keddy;
N0U ard each III you are hereby notified that
there is row file in the ofnce Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at
keokuk, q petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Vim. hite the sum Of four hundred do liars,
with 0 per cent interest per annum payable annu
ally. as money Queen two mortgages made by you
t. Charles Mason and since assigned TO said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. ., 1855; also claiming against
each Of you the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
the same being upon the southeast quarter Vt the
northwest quarter Of section twenty nine l2s]
in township sixty-seven 1871 north, range SIX
[6l west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo-
ncy and further asking for asale Of said premises,
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer ssid petition on
before Of the 81 day Of the nextterm OF said
court, to commence Mt Keokuk on the lst Monday Of
September, A. ID. 1861, = default will be entered
against you tho petition taken ~ BY you con-
fessed, and decree rendered thereon ne prayed.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 10, 1851 dim Pltn's Att'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


To Franklin Sweeney:
VOU are hereby notified that there il now on
l hle in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court 81 Leo County, Iowa. ut Keokuk petition Of
Hiram Barney. claiminKof you the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with ~ per cent. interest per an
nun, payable annually, as money due on two
mortgages made BY you to Charles Mason and since
assigned to Hiram Barney. dated September llth,
1856 also claiming against you the foreclosure u
said mortgages. the same teing upon the south
sixty 1901 acres Of the east half of tho south-east
quarter III of section twenty. six l26], township
sixty-seven l01) north, range seven CIT west. Lee
county, Iowa for the purchase money; and further
asking for sale OF said premises. the appoint
ment of q receiver, and general rslef-
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court TO commence It keokuk or the
first MONDAY Of September, A. y. 1851, = defaults
will be entered against You, andjudgment rendered
thereon AZ pray cdfur In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 20, IS81-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
GDLD PEnSI GOLn PENs !
A LARiE stock u Mortons. warranted, just
n received At
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
CRY BOOKSTORE,
Apr6d 81 Main.st.
Wayne ResA,s New Juvenile.
JlKUINi " The Grand Bear Hunt, just rcc'd
ID and Tor saia VI
OGDEN, BR0WNELL Ac0.'s
CRY HooK SroRK,
Apr6-d Corner Ut Main 4 I'd ut.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jacob Frank, George Lofer, Anthony Loefer,
Frank Volts, Kate Voltx, Charles We'll, Charles
j. Swenson, A. auttschu, II. Miller, Lane 4
Gnye, Christian Brady tdeftr dants1:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i il file in the Clerk . flee Of the District
Court Of lee County, iewar a Keekak, = petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming q Judgment on fore
closure Of . mortgage sgainst said Jacob Frank
above named, for the sum Of Four Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the
LIST day If July, 1860, and special and general
execution against Jacob Frank and a. against ali
said defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure Il a mortgage, given by said Jaett
Frank to Chas. Mason, upon lots I, 8 and y, Block
l79, in the City Of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
the sale of said mertgsged premises to pay off said
debt, the extinguishment OF all equity III redemp-
ton ther.in, for costs and eenerai relief.
No~ you and each VI you are notified 10 appear
aud answer said petition ON the morning of the
second day OK the next term Of said Court, to be
holden on the LIST Monday OF September, 1861, or
Judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
May 8, 1851 d4w Solicitor for Petitioners.
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MAY S-d4w
l.Ea:Al NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
To Robert French Arthur Wolcott, Roht Steel,
JAS. Lloyd, j. X. Lloyd, orson Eaton, John
Mccoy, Jas. N Billings, Charlotte Nj. Hull,
Mary stevens, Price, Ferris Co. Geo II. Hill,
N. Newsom, Geo. Ii. Crossman, Queen City Var
nish Co. Geo. Bartlett i Co. sam r, Miller,
Jno. w Rankin, b. I. Fulsom, Jas. p. Baylers,
". ii. Csghorn, American Express Co. Henry
nellie and Samuel Vance, Pat. Kennedy and
William l.. Wood, (Defendants.)
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Ii now On Gle in the Clerks Hice Of the Dis-
trct Court Of Lee County, lows, ~ Keokuk, petit
ton Of Hiram barney, claiming = judgment On
fnreslosure Of Mortgage against said Robert
French above nRmea. for the sum Of One Thousa nd
and Fifty Doiiars with ten per cent. interest from
the 1st day Of July, ls60 and spcciai and gensr
execution az ainst kob' ri French, and ~ afsiBst
all said defer dants above NAMED praying also for
the force osure OF morigage, given BY sasd
rUbrrt frrnrh A. Charles A.aan-u41n he lnts
/. 2. 3, 7, ., and Q, in block 1873 In the city Of
heoknk, Lee county, lows, the sale of said
mnrtgaged premises TO pay Of said debt the
II all equity Of redemp ton therein
for costs aud general relief.
. Now you and each If you are notified 10 appear
and answer sand pettisn the morning " the Sec
ord day # the next term II said court t. be holden
on the First Monday II September, Is6I or jujg-
mspt and decree will be had therein as prayed for
by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Nav &, 1861 alm Nuiirisor for Petionsr.
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Legal Notice.

To Noah Holt
VOU are hereby notified that there ID now on Ale
i In the once of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, IT Keokuk, = petition 81
Hiram Barney claiming Of you the sum Of twelve
hundred dol lars, with ten per cent. interest per
annum, ps yable annually, ~ we'll ~ any further
sum that may fall due before the termination Of
this suit, % money quo = mort gage 40 ~
you to Charles Macon and since assigned TO said
Hiram Barney, dated January 81, 1886; also claim
ing against you and the other defendants the fore
closure Of said mortgage, the same being apon
the +. Of Sc. Of Sec and Il. Of the NE.
OF Sec. s. all in Up. 90 north, range six west,
Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase money; and
further asking for sale Of said premises, and
general relief.
Aud unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the Of the second day Of the mex
term Of said Court, TO commence Ut Keokuk
on the LIST Monday Of September, A. d. 1861, =
defs ult will be entered against yOu and judgment
rendered thereon asprayed for In said petitions.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
May Is, IS6l-1m Pitts Atys.
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May sd,
ORIlslNAl. MOTTO r..

To Joseph Brooks, II. n. Hart, NJ. II. Hare, l.. w.
Berry, A. G. 1hom, X. r. Thorn, A. q. Grinnan,
J. L. Wallace, r. G. Wright, Koecna M. g.
Wright, SAml. Wolf, Saml. hcbb, w. DeWolf,
j. NJ. Herndon, james Mcciain, L. Barnesconi,
Herman kuthert, Thos. r. Firth, Ghas, J. Fex,
Cyrus Galloway. h. b. ManwAring, Peter I'll,
Hunes. v. X. Hart, Michael O,Mcrs, j.. Brent
gardner, Julius Bencks, Peter Eschcr, n. e.
Magoun, Vim. Thompson, Meyer, Krug 4
M1c.:.c-, rc.hc-tscr. Morrison Co; J. H.
Wynnc CO., and the State Of lows for the
use Of tho School Fund, (Defendants.)
NOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Is now on fle in the Clerks O1loe OF the Dis
trict Court Of Leo County, Lows, 1T Keokuk, q Pc
tition Of Hiram Barney, claiming : Judgment on
foreclosure VI mortgage against said Joseph
Brooks above named, for tho sum Of Twelve Hun
dred DolIars. With ton per cent. interest from the
LIT day If july, 1860, and speciAl and general
execution against Joseph Brooke and against all
said defendants above Aamed praying Also for tho
foreclosure Of . mortgage, given by said Joseph
Brooks to Charles Mason, upon the south half Of
sEsseIm0nt,' being the South half t4) Of tho
Northeast OF IS ction IA, township IS, north
VI range west, all in Ice county Iowa, the sala
OF said mortgsged premises TO pay On said debt tho
extinguishment Of al equity Of redemption there.
in, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you are notified 10 appear
and answer said petition ON The morning Oh the
second day Of the next term OF said court, to be
holden on the FIRST Monday Of nepismber, 1851. or
judgment and decree will fe had therein ~ prayed
for BY default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Ma 8, 6ldlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
CyCYTif ZION tEA Trvt NJ. N nans u mi ". xs.A
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To George S. currier and James Starr defend
ants)
NOu are hereby respectively notified that there
i is nov on file ia the Clerks office of the District
Court If Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on foreclo
sure Of mortgage against said George s. Curricr
above named, for the sum Of Eight hundred Dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the LIST day
If July. 1860, and special and general execution
against George 5. Currier and as against al said
defendants Above named pray ing also for the fore
closure of mortgage given BY said Geo. $. Currier
10 Charles Mason, upon the East / Of section
81, township 81 N, range West, Lee county,
Iowa the sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay
Of said debt, the extinguishment OF all equity II
redemption therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each OF you notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning Of the
second day OF the next term of said Court, to be
holden on the LIST Monday OF September, 1861, or
judgment and decree will be had therein, prayed
for by cefaslt.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
May S-d4w1 Solicitor for Petitioner.
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TO william P. Slater, Guy Wells, Mortimer Hen
derson, and Wesley Harrison, lDefendsnts);
V0U arc hereby respectively notified that there
i is now on file in the Clerk q Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County. Iowa, At Keokuk, petition
If Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said lillian F. Sla-
ter, above named, for the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars, with ten per cent interest from the lat
day Of JAY, 1860, ard special and general exc
cution against Vim. P. Slater, and N against all
said defendants above NAMED praying also for til.
foreclosure Of mort gsge, given by said Vim T. sla
ter to ChM. Mason upon the OF the : 1
Section 2, Township 60, north Of Range west,
In Lee County, lowa,-the sale Of said mor'gaged
premises to pay "a said debt, the extinguishmens
Of all equity Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now you and each Of you are notified to appear
ard answer said petition On the morning OF the
second day OF the next term Of said tourt. TO be
holden on the LIST Monday IL September, 1861, or
judgme II and ds cree will be had therein prayed
for by default. tit. se9TT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.