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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA A
srARTANBURG DISTRICT.
William Greer. Applicant.

JAS NJ. Greer. ct nj Defendant,
Petition for final settlement and decree Of Es
tate Of Iscbcl Greer, deceased.
7 appearing to my satisfaction that tho heirs
Il OF Jane Blundel, deceased. names not
known, tho heirs of Sally Snowden, deceased,
names not known, Joseph Greer, Margaret
Cook, heirs Of Paisey May Geld, deceased, names
not known, Henry NJ Greer. Robert Greer Ir-
vine Greer. Albert Greer aud Jas. NJ Greer,
defendants IN this case, reside bcyon the
limits Of this State 1t is therefore ordered
and deoreed that they be and appear At the
Court of0rdinary, to be holden for Spartan
burg District, Mt Spartanburg Court Honse, on
Friday, the third day Of April next, to show
cause, If any they can, why a final settlement
aud decree of the estate Of Isabel Greer, de-
ceased. should not be made, or their consen,
70 the same will be entered Of record.
Witness my hand and seal of Office, this 2nd
day Of January, A. d., 1863.
JNO. EARLE B0MAR, o. g. y.
Jan 43 3m
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TOW TAX.

"A IL persons liable to do rofd duty within
~ the incorporate limits Of the Town of
bpastanburg, failing to pay Four dollars. on
or before 1stday OF March npxt, shall pay
double Tax, or otherwise an execution will be
catered. mp for the full amount according TO
law. BY order OF the Town Council.
During the absence Of the Clerk, all amounts
Suo will be received by the Intendaut
B. CLEVELAND, Intendant.
y. N. .ELrcpp, Clerk.
Jan Is II @t ,f
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COMMITTED

10 :he jail Of SpartanhGrg District. a dark
Negro Boy, about feet high. and Weighs
about ono hundred and thirty or forty pounds,
and Is 10 or 20 yea. sold, says his name is
Henry, and was sold by J.. Crews, of Laurens
DISTRICT TO . man named Fitzgerald, OF Bun
sombe Co.. N. @. The owner will como for
ward, prove property, pay charges, aud take
hfm sway. l.. M GENTRY, 81 ID.
Feb ID 40 If
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- Z NOTICE.
MARBLE! MARBLEl

HyHE undersigned gives notice to those per-
sons who have left orders for TOMB
ST0NES, 60. that he Is now at spartanburg,
and 10 prepared TO finish up their work with
sdispatch. He would be glad il those inter
ssted would call on him Immediately If they
have had their orders filed elsewhere Ne
would like TO know IL.
Rts RICHARD HARE. Survivor.
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Notice to Creditors.

Z n LII persons having claims against the Es--
IA tate CT g. W. EDGE; decd, win present
the same properly attested, Oh or before the
20th day Of March next, as a fra, setticnent
win be made bef1re the Ordinary on tiiat dsy.
JESSE HEATHERwOOD,
stsss Administrator.
n Feb. % 60 sat
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DR. L. C. KENNEDY having left his Books
IL Of ACCOUNT AND NOTES ip my hands
Tor collection and settlement during his alb
senes In the Confederate servio> All persons
saving accounts unsettled, will please come
fecward promptly aud make payment. IL I'm
Aole 70 pay the cash. please oaIl and give
aoee. 80 a. IL desirable 10 have tho accounts
eso:cd up. A. III. KI2BY.
august % n
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
srARTANBURG. S. eITHURsDAY. MARCH o, ises,
Ess ~ csrolipa spaetaa.
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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19

The YANKEE FLEET AT Poar RoyArs
Tho News Of yesterday says ." We
learn from reliable source that tl,ef1 ~
sfect OF Que hunlrcd and Thirty. ono yes.
sells yesterday at Hihoa Hesd, vis :shrss
iroH'ciads, shree frisasss, thirtcea Gun.
bosts and one hundred and twelve trsus.
ports We hear Of no seSsels on cur In
mediate coast The enemy ere p,sbably
waiting for the arrival Of moro iross.clsds.
the departure Of soms Of which ftcai
Northern ports have been announced. be-
fore making thsir grand attackics Charl.s.
ten o. Sasepsfh- o. stilr 3 ses
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
DlSiOLUTl0N OF PARTNERSHP

Ty.iE- Copartnershir heretofore existing be-
tween THOMPSON q SOLIPHANT, as
Carriage Manufacturers, Is this day dissolved
; by mutual consent. The entire business will
be settled by John THOMPSON, who is au-
thorize,i to coliec. oil the ACCOUNTS, NOTEa
and DEMANDS Ia favor Of the Firm and set
tieits liabilities.
.,,;s $50 JOHN THOMPSON,
! 3 ~ - 3 s.l -. N. g. 0LIPHANT.
May o If
Tho busiucss will he continhed by the SUBJ
scriSer, aud he respectfully asks the continu.
aaee ef his customers and friends.
= 49, i JOHN THOMPSON.
Nay II
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tl.atOrsNotice.
LL persons having demands aesipst the
IA EssAts Of g. y. Chapman. dec 'assd. viii
psssentthem TO the undersi euei for settlement
90 WILSON wfNGo, Admr.
!, Starcho 81 tat
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rICDyINIC5.

Is - IN.(yII&5es
tkrL neryons holdiag sieims Against HEN
F.. M1iIE, dssssssd vim givs dHs DO.
sSerdiAg q lsH Ard an perscos aSywiss n
etet6af WIN ftsed eeS1t iorward and
sss;;,hS 49, y 1sss;'s - W. n. WHITE. IS;
. 80 W}&. BUSH.
Mef 81 ISL AanaitiSnstors q
s.sl entail N Notice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

The following ltt7r gas taken from
the pocke 3f dead rebel soldier, on
tie ba,lle ground NJ Newb.re, \ G.
IN. G I'm on County.
NJ. NJ. yande. To Won ny below
Cd greeting. eniru.t Mr. Wiachc.-
ter to rite for me for ali is light this
be ng tl,c second ate ult ~ iehti q
! hope that you VIII retain yolr seff
as ! gentleman by creeping this letter
20 your self therefore as e enc you
as my beloved IN preference Of every
othcf you z man Therefore iHo.e cw
lines /. 10 Il, YOU no 4; hiye re 4
3 ltirrs from }on. which gaig ae
pleasure to Reed hem th1 my deare
Milo d, we are may niles apert
ard Ugh and lower peaks and deep
waters lhat iutcryeneSe betweance
I and you. ! hope that your love fer
me i. ever ihe same. Dear scr when
] rouip nplated upon the many joyful
moments We have spspt to geihcr il
makes by he4fi ssci and glow with
love toward yon m, deare. oh that
to night II could mhrace you 10 my
arms and ci., your Rose red checks
aud your Ruby lips, what joyful
times il woald be 70 | ard your Dear
scr II / teyer sec you again ~ love
to YOU s still The ,ane and "a the
world is II mnd aud walters deep /
sometimes hope in your arm, TO sleep
] uos close by saying farewell tii we
meet again.
Right as soon n you get this right
often | am yours ~ ever ID respects
ard hope ! an yours the same
10 my sweet Heart IN. m yandle
miss Elizabeth Fowler.
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England n, her old tricks gain.

Il caano' h We been forgotten tIei
during lie Crime war, oar gorer4.
meni 'o1nd Nj Cfampion. ,hr il.sn re-
idept Btili.h siiqisler At Washington
a The Shpls corps 4 7 g'i.i. caa,ulf
Il "a e.i,, easoga ID ate Is g
enlist men u bis eogary 10 Their
sersice, u direci gio'eiou 8 oar nrq-
trality lawe,altI lsnagrrd bh has pass
port to Irave the country.
We row have anoiher chapter
disclosing mother Englsrds high re-
gard fos her maiestj's proclamation
Of neutrality IN our domestic affairs
Passing over the Outrage IF her per-
hitting the Alabama and oibef pratt
cal craft TO be fitted on, in her poTts
TO play lhe pirate uPoa our commerce,
In The name Of the Confederate rebel
states. We now fad Lord Lyons the
present English minister at washing
ton. visiting NV York Cay, holding
pirsiicai conGleniial iniervi ,ws with
Fernando Wood and oher comprehend
ed traitors, as.,s die HOS; proper time
to interfere by nrdling with our efforts
10 pu. down this gigantic rebellion,
under tho specious rarb of mtdstion
Whilst this same Fcraandl Wool ls
known 10 he stamping Connecticut, aa1
by his public speeches openly dcnounc.
ing NJ. LincoIns administration and
ealing upon the people, TO no. on ! re.
sist any coming draft, bat by every
means in their power 10 cmbarrass
the government ia vigorous prose.
coiion Of the wtr.
At iae same tine wc sec British
Consuls in the por.s Of the rebel
slalcs awaiting themselves Of their
rights and privileges as neutral 10
visit and hold free Intercourse with
the British Ministct 9; Washington.
How much has all this 10 10 with
the constant attempts Of English ships
TO run the blockade. with munitions u
war and other cnalraband merchant
dize.
Well may it be aaii. When did
England ever regard ,he rules Of in.
,ernatioaal Law. her own laws Of neu-
iraliiy, or even her most solema ,fea.
ties when ii was Tor Ter commercial
interest 10 violate them 4"
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To corresponients.

Oar Tslle i piled aiif aaaa.t fipa
the ia-s r,isa Of si,ae 4 ssueh v egi
fequirc m Kfen n 81 o. elamss.
bryond d., nam tii 81 81 4 cts 0ic
torisi. W. are aaert en- 0n1cf tbc
urcss.iiy of ~ inc lhat sihog u,
arr thank al ior yoas ail. sc sa.a "a
~ kindaess suggest e. inde gns..
bls role. 10 b. obscrv, 4 hy ah.
Ia. IL, yosr communicate as lt
concise II isqaits u.cirs fee sou 81
grant Us ,l,e right q pruning. i IS too
great tax on our Tine and patience
bcsides we might IN { shat you gVu q
regard tie N ~ meris0fious part o.
yoar prodaeiiia
I'd Let your essay be confined "a
one subject, and that uFon some inailti
which wil! interest shc pubic. Eg,ry
plare las Is gos,.psfs, wbo rrs 81,
ways read. 10 take charge III your
nsigi,berh Oh scandal Ii you lave
no good thing to say 81 yaarnriglior
don't call upon Us to repeat the lad
ones.
81 Ifyon or YOUR friends have bccn
placed IN iaisc position by the cor
respondent Of sny ether Journd, Il !.
before the readers Of that Journal
(and not in our c,lumus) that son
need 70 be set right
4lh II YOU wrl.a poetry, always
bear in mind that "ihere is bul one
strp between the soblime and the in.
ieulslIs.'
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WAR SUMMARY.


Yorktow Mafrh 80.
Yesterday morning abort 90 re !
infantry slole pas our picseis ~ fro .
Of Williamsburg and qp,elIy occupied
the place before day break, Al dawn
Of day their cavalry n fron: attacked
or pickeis gbo feil back D ~ town.
Here the rsbyl Infantry 6se.I uroh
fheus kilang iwo and w1ua.iiag dv~.
They aaaay % shpsr say thfogsH
sad scaprd & n Mag.ller, ekcept
chr b nae wlo 0ef fTiie s.. r-r
0lir for uH'asrfed abaa, N 1874 -
ti,e eaemy abost 900. Before osr re-
iBior ems nts aaa- ap, lhe eny seis-
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Vermont Items.

A MEL4ScHoLy D, Aru Mrs, Mmgaret
MumfUrd. ef ira, lost her llfe fom expo.ure.
on Sunday night last In company with
her hushrnd she visited a ueightof, aud Oh
their return in sleigh, Muneri's
horses became unmauagehle. he tHeneag-
cd them from the sleigh, ia sno d,ift.
went homo and forgot bis wife, whom be
/ lefi IN the sleigh On Mondiy mornin Mrs.
NJ vas foaaa de "a inibe read. being aaate
10 reach her home throagh The snow driits.
The jury in the case rendered verdict q
death from trposars AMI erhastioa, and
report says that Nj. Mum'ord's foraeful.
mess Of the Whereabouts Of hi, wife wa foul
toe free an indulgence ID hard cider
RoBBknY IN sPemopIFLD, yr-on h.sl
Saturday evening, as Mr., isiy, citizen q
Springfield, Vt, was passing 'hrouga datk
shed connected wiit'thc ho.el, he was seq
cd By the thr, At BY some rufFim knocked
down aud robbed Of one hundred apl sixty
dollars. lie was found seuseless one hour
aferward, and has recovered Another
citizen. Mr. gendriek, has been arrested %
suspicion Of being the guilty party 1"
The sKspAus--stagiug from Barton to
Derby Line has been lucrative business
during the past fouror hye weeks. We are
Informed that Jerry Drew has yankcj about
four hundred dollars from the white llysrel
soas 81 New Hampshire within ha, tius.--
Many 81 ,aeu arc nov recruiting uuering
curses loud and deep against ispitable
Eennacks. declaring ihai they bad rather
70 home and run their chances * 5eing draft
tea and shot AZ "a peicss, 70 living among
them. saner ghG or ten 81 these eprsdl-
gals PASSED Trough tilis village Oh Nom
day last They doa', lie Qaesu' husks. e
= Siaadara
THg NALuE or MAThlMoNr,---
Getting married il beeom.ng clisals---
The other day a couple not greatly
experienced. Il i prcsdmei, came
IRON over iha rive to Bfait ebara.
ai.d siopp ag Al qae o ibe pnbi {
'9.odses Aese, srns sgr aclefsgma to
DeTfrn tn aarlage re Age cefe-
m any atcr. ne yoaog nan ipqulrei
&c tn elergftn . his prize for bis srr-
VICES. 90 VII eh she goad parser re-
pied hist i wss nee Customary to set
psice 90 snch occasions bas that
they paid wha,eyer cum ihey chose ;
wlsreapon be happy bridegroom paid
over Ten cent script
Carl cyFss ?. Grams q Bridrers. disa-
hisiir service, has htea r-osmasua,a 81
y. ssizgs'far 4 csnr ~ p.8sssl naF-
seales toe sfa. a's Lssaf O. 4 G.
-t'rv-a q Montasi.sr ss~ efsla le y rfs.-
nss' IS asssssat. and II Agn<ln s. ssh-
Cir - = sarss2s osfss eaFoi.esal besra
d. 81 10 rse scrsstip,is- aet
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30 nloerass RTuEssiaed
"a umeEgt.

TIE Richmord Exasiiasr says that
the lF4eEas ol lhe Goiuederaey are
annoyed win tic Aow 81 leiiers re-
eeiged from s1mpalhiziag friends re-
siding 81 The North, offering all solis
% terms u Compromise. : There let-
tiers, save iits Ergmaiaer. 'sars ran
senpcFs.is sississA,4 :. tae sea'sengsfs
81 ) once FoweFnl aad rep asrsgs
ia; TIE fsllen. t.as ~ dele.tsa y shs
South, ms dl.a9aed II us aeria. s3ns
q ores herefs1 ialhers, vho ses -
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g. ftsssH. ~ Fss e tsal as-
So. 81. en- tasar.rie 6ts tirf wes
k aa pewr r. 80 w
aat asf.a & 81 sfss s@las i. t4t
seppsss e e. ts aua tas fessa 81 mAgY,
p,se sate yawH be - sfaek Kissing eve
csa'i mfan sa8 wseer sevkt 1bss nai.
tSr i veriby 81 tsHteH
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heps ~ {ani fs "a ps Is tts-
saio a siin tefu sod ti.e d
asaer p b, parg cls'se
oslglsvet < naIilsff @iip
en- snssI,uious Tlese lene. after
d4ly srl,iu down he ii eoln ros r.
mcni A. b. sors llrapn ppon arb
Ter imprsontag mrn efiacF oriaioiis
aud radng eiih q asoa ite b'si
II i I'd uori pfoc i 70 ndofst
ihr Cmfr,lrrm government ~ ihe
onlg pure ~ o mediation and 81.
earn lose aF ets luiiou ireed
rom the sHos . atuia,u. yei bsuad
eanagh iot eli ufu Sep by step
they op ,t,er ia Of drreptio- W
rxhihAn rs Nem sod howap an
ergpuizao of nure Us back . 10y.
TAI 10 party ani 20 a government
ia aH CoAhd1aie. dptest They
lax Il. IL GO sent 81 -ooihe repre-.
sriltniion ~ the l3c eral Congress up
On III, Seymour basis o. political re-
cipfoei y aid invite ~ to q conference
- siew 81 peact oini,ius sncb con-
crssion. !, they deem hglly inviting
% ~. iR,ultcd people Many - th se
ieiies deemed eonlF4banl war IS
tha Ltac5u ctbi q! have alien into
lit FRUITS Of the federsts add cray.
ed be writers, ii most ea@gs c9esfng
their arrest and Incarceration az Far
Letayeltr Much as sc abhor The
EeJerds, we cannot but take pleasure
/ ia tie finale e lllesc would he deceive
ers Of the Saalh. who, Ike satan,
would yaiuly offer Us the world and
the kingdom thereof taoach not pos.
sessing little deed 10 80 much as a
lburyiag pIac, spurned IN the north
| for their infdeliiy toiae Union cause,
bad rs il is. ct lacking tbs nerve TO
/ fl to tie south and take up arms IN n
cause they protest. to justify and id
praise, VIC cannot hope Tor iheir dclc
crance nor li.ra TO t'iar offers. Lis.
ten 70 terms of pence proposals hal,
cd at us from tic frozen shore nf
demondom by M irresponsible. miner-
/ ity, they sIliyer.ng BY the camp fire.
lof drqraded faction Of ha' minority,
/ never Northern res soaslbiItg md
what ii,iIe % mert r.maio- has loaS
since .hiflct 10 other hnls. W0 ,an
not say nobl,r. but migaticr and cvch
more worthy, Tire aboii ~ teacher.
/ IfJeoi ~e mast, heaven forbid it
these must come. never r. o., equals
/ bat a, responsible power eP eseni-
+ iag a nation"
The Examiner tbtn rcrars 70 lie
Oasc Branch thrown oui 81 Charles
ton Contention. 1T which the +" last
hope Of the Uaioa wa. Ito noble
/ Breckenridge, bai spa ned BY the
uo1hera inhertor. Of 8 grave yard
/ Oho chose . D5ugls for master of
ceremonies AZ Ii il funeal Fbi,
Is bitter on the doughfsces, bat they
will swallow Il tolhe dress.
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So ~ rss E M
ass q .at -. sshales 4 =
ft4 a. - !. st.ett 8 81 3.
s. 4wifys -ika s~ats sht- -
rssssssss 81 Z tAs frsasA BE- hsss
pas e est sps.s 70 iafyaass, sa ~ Is
srea'atas
NE Pfrsaps ,ugsEri n iha sl2 sssi-
ns@. are peuHaylre taeir peealiaf ufieFti
tbsy are suekleg W she 10 bleed V oan.
maan3 srstlfy thsf r. asa ea1. rasy
aas display las . .a.ls.asss.s = ssafas~ = isss
ofu pu orM ura uey ne iupl iu -
sls'l 4 tasy hfas-s.iss csa Ia : "a aaeen.
Tslila5 en- ts plusple ussa.is lln.
. hei ui.i pr,as aore tie p.a hst emphatisal.
y iisleyn Il Is praaotiag ,ae lus usv.
n,saeg abd de1nusat Z he nmupliy. sud
ad4ng ts be geaasl aegaugsspens 4 I've
carreucy
? hehaoses ~ vine hafs meuey % 'pepdi
q leok vsll That they g. nst beseme eaali.
baiou &c this sinister AID contemplate.
i prac,ioe b parrohiriug these si.o are eiame-
F rgas abqai aoagag the deaf. AMI who for.
variso market every nirl,ie cent for he sake
u The Premlam q.
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PAsvA CosrostuE MAosr sasil n.
fsrs. oftsa aeso,splish crest results Tho
amsssusas q snaA ohic,s isrlss the great
Tas wsFd Itself is eoseFSssd e par icles--
neace, We aay . parieael or eallng the
m'sat'oa 81 cat eI'iaess l. csuaiu 81 4
thing which hate roms na4tr anr n6acs
II may seem asneR aasir sartts BSus ID
this piace.,o >,'smpi T. ierrcvs re circula-
Gng 1eiiu N tbs vi ,. - % ing Il
eirsilasics f'aali sssnss w sAe p-snriFls
10 mAgsaaimors. AMI wll sses tie Approval
efthe phissSshFopsi. aud the patriot.
asmsA aaaasr gos mss 70 rspSr
70 Ne B&nk. asd psy BE d1l1s iox piss,y
ssas 10 small sassge. fss his Gro eoaxe-
SssOes 10 bassesss. YET II Il. psrssaa e
ssaoass % sslghbsrkssd er sillasrt weld
sstsari e further 'ss sisS.sl q : es thas e
rstssv tAAn . issrsxfs Il rsstAe4 Z sss-
soNa in fss &aAosusia cs-vaigslsa vsass sg
b aeAsce4
Yes sUSgissly '~ails' a no YTss,sos 4
ssrieis ss.o sal fshltsbneat eHsg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

81 tlo rebel l'ne Z ack oa posi-.
s.oa 90 b aa3 a haf ilom
Somerset. whfre they male stand
and hs blI.e scRBu b car ea
Aiter ase Asg hafd GshiiaE no
r,btb asd eursh,d 81 egr aylsy. 10
The river, night coming on and their
arrangements having beca previously
missile they eficctri n crossing. leaving
900 ea,tle They bal No irsin, Their
loss y 50 killcd ani ntah 400 prs.
pneis, including 9 commissioned otF (.
Gers Our loss Was 20 Killed and ~
wounded. Our force numbered L200,
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"IAs a aether 'Lincolt's wiz uar a
var far Bsfros. ner sar 81 eas,quew, -
Ter gerry Or party Il !. the peoples var
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Hon 7 WALTON. NJ c from our BIS
riet Sil please accept lha thensa q Tie
proprietor VI the J,arhal, frvaiuihle pob-
DC dcsomsnt And We iraw be will recei,
az aa ap'lasy, fer Cur delay irihis uoiiee;
lhe ieoi ihtl our publisher sregslat.iy sens
iug h's country IN hIsbgf spege @ til,
sacred soil uf Virginia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

To LIsrsas we learn b cur erehanges,
that conventions Il listers are taking plqes
In several Of tins counties in ihissiae Tie
prime object q these conventions seems % tg
~ agreement ou some uore uniform rule ~
The average ,aloe q personal properly.
Would ID, sleh meeting te conda.i o
oore even handed justice in Bennington
Country