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2674
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(Tlie po.
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in Uie -puunties
iiwked
thu ( tut
Itttl since J
1820.
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. ' v dded togethtr, hewMl!ie in what rii UowM In 1820, of f,30S. Mnepu, in like manner,
V. . ooinnoiea parof ilsywood mi.til XVIK V dm population of tjiat couoty l dM to tbat of Hay -
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fWr,"' t 'fhU ttemBt exhibit! th number ol perioa reiiUng hhio tbo actual limit! pf (be towni,
r- y v Hi cantui of UJO bwluJetl thaau io ihfc nibarbt, and ilat ei yho owner lived in the towns. The
' iparent deePMM hi tbepopolatmn et teme ol thetowni hnuUt thereforo, be accounted for lathis
' war. Tuo above mhre all the placet wnow pypumtiou wa itateu no yie nairus eepariuci
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PETtSONAJ hUDED IN.T11E FOREGOING.4
BAf and t1tjmb,ailcr 14 year of 'aj-e e i
- r (if 14 and-undcr 25 , -jj
-", ( , C.f 25 and upwards " ;! ,
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W hite. Negruc-a.1 Total. '
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Wct too Uttk 4en44 ' hj Ibe A.
. a - 1 - -
vparalai attaoa
probabio lLat Um rrrmtfic
frt aalvaUwi from ara,Woodkcd
B.d ultimate ntta, to tWMfftrittg
cJUarMt bt kav kttm aliarotfell
plftdeid of tiicir prtrrt, and
whaMjutt rlainta U Indemnity art
.Uadrit) 1) Mid arikk; yrt, tie
rrmibfir keen a mtrrattftJ iu
Jm! towards th for tl pae of
tkirti weartS You will render a u-
lie ImpirRI 7 aHenis a little irar
matiot to le (men ta jour readers
upoiv 1 U' subject, IhroMRli the me
dian of jour , !ubl paper. To
this end, p!ca publish the aaid ar-
UrU-. and tliN liastf aketclt of the
ieading facta of the cae.
I reprat it, tbe claimant! for
French spoliation, (anterior to the
year 1 800) ba ve been most ltamrfi'ly
treated. First, tliey were plontltr
ed by France, beraasi, as she, alleg
ed, tbe Anieriratt Government nail
tiulatrd Ucir treaty fugKMnfm
wit'j ncr, and to make benelf whole
on account . of those violation. !
seized American property wherever
she found it. I4tt she acknowledg
ed herself bound and will'iMg lo com-
triwate the sufferers pnf luetl the
Jnit'-d State would make satisfac
tion ti her for her injuries nnd loss
es, mused by their bad faith in re
gard to said tratis. And now, the.
cfUflTcrcrs were plundered by Uifir own
government; by depriving thm of
their remt-tly asatust rrance tor ,
those captures, by giving to that!
power a, full l-eleasc, io pacify her
and mike gwid the tuitiotial engage
menit; auL in drfianrn of the very
letter of (be Constitution, which ex
pressly forbids pHvntc property to bo
taken for public purposes, without
in akin? compensation to the owner,
wo compensation has ever been madf
t tbem The sufferers, on. tfer
another, iliarr'.bwii sinkiyg into the
tomb, uttering the keenest reproach
es in lire nnd in ileal h against hn
wilTitl ifioranro which would not
sec, or tliat injustice which has so
many years permitted the. national
character to be so deeply stained
with the grossest breach of faith to
wards Prance and themsefves, say
ing nothing tf H:p most palpable
violation of tlie constitution itself.
Tim venerable and talented states
man, tht Hon. Mr. Livingston, has
again extended hishaud in the Se
nate nf the. United Slates, to wipv
away the stain by reporting a bill tn
coinuensate the sufferers. Should
Congress not pass the bill, it will
disgrace the Uuvenifnenf, anil make
very honorable Aiiiericau blush lor
in .counwy. tuts is sxrong inii-
gtwe; but it is wai rijntiiii ny.lne
facts. L-t tacts, then, speak Jo n
discerning' world." -
To obtain tin? Irinii9hip and as
aistance of France in the war of the
revolution, this republic bound her
self by treaties tn give, supplies" to
the 'Trench Colonies io the West In-
tlies, whenever Ihfl nuMjier country
shouM b engaged in . furcigu wars,
nml could not suitlv tlicin fur
svlfj Nor was this all. The., Uni
ted States undertook tu guarantee
forever to France tlie possession1 of
tho Said colonies; and j -the event
of the capture of any, of litem by any
foreign mwer,to recover, and (re
store to France the nsscsainn" of
such, colony and hwUy, fbc danger-1
mm nrivilego was seftu ed to France
of permitting,1 her .ships to arm and
fit in out ports, and tu bring 111, con
demn nnd dispose of their prizes,
whenever she, fmiglit--1eT at war.
These, treaty engagements procured
for us the aid of licr bvavc Lafayette
and. llnrhanibeaiir and r her gallant
nmy and anny nut tn? var iau
scarcely ended, erp it was"' evident
that tliis republic had but exchanged
masters. XWe were indeed severed
froit tbe domiuiun.of thc'crw'wn'or
Great Britain; but oar treaties With
France reduced us to Ihe semle con.
tlitloti of a "dependant ! of that po w er
n '.'-1.-- ; . ...
anu.nmigeii u w uci ouit! a unrty in
all hewars It ;was manifest that
river of blood Wust' be'i$hkd,'fny
riaiiiS .,01 our-cuizen?. imisi tan, aim
va remain forever a poor and degra.
'ded people, or our treaties, with her
mutt be aiinullea. Uur governmeut
tried, unavailiugiy. entreaties and
remonstrances; and lastly, iRVrrd
little 'short of millions on millions of
' - " ', . . . 1 a. . ' "' ' ' '"
Hollars to r ranee, 10 ooiain Hereon'
sent ttf annul those treaties. Every
offer was refused, nor would she lis
ten to terms.' -Tlie war between her
self and England loft ns'nonUerna
tivf but to; break and violate our
contracts wit ' her. We could hot
Jtrrd fcy ( Ul fi'J 4 orAcrtl
Ik , rapier aetr aw
tm prprt7 berrrer U cU,W
foKMi, (UtrraUiagto rwabor. IT.
rlf iy tpeltatWMa p ; wrevm
emr.:ick dreadM katuc did
er, fHatert
Uiat American .tmam MV
ost awept fit ibe Orraa. Erry
coaiplaltit and renjwnslraatr, outft
by ean got era meat aud people a
art Ij Ihit iMSfn IV Anerica
(rernrjNat fcad Watrd itaegage
meuu and 4 trrmtiea , wita Franct.
Tbe I'lfts of , her Coloalm as rbar
red to oar bad faUb. and their re-
Rtoratinn uruiandoO or ua, and. lue
denial of uer trratt priilegta for brr
vet-tcU of aar aad their prizes furivrd
a frarful itetn in tbe list ofber com
jdainU o; injuries, charged tu our ar.
count. In abort war, war, with eur
earliest frieud, it was gnparrnt, was
rapidly approaching. To avrrt it.
and satisfy France for tbe non-per-fortnance
of tbe nutiotial engage
ments, the President and Senate r
the United State, in tbe year 1800,
consented to suffer France to keep
the property f nnr citizens, which
had brru seized and plundered by
her officers and privateers, and re
leased that power from the claims
of the sufferers. France acknow
ledged herself satisfied, and released
the United States from her obliga
tions under those treaties. Truly,
to this republic, it was a considera
tion so valuable, that it was, and
uow is beyond all price. Every
American exulted at the fortunate
escape of his country. Now, then,
the constitutional provision in the
charter of mir liberties aforesaid, so
happily declaratory of the rule of
justice, claimed for those sufferers,
whose property had purchased the
bemTit tor the whole Unin. pay
ment fur thef r losses out of the Ante-
m rUa T? T
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A btcfeiy reiwtlul mma mom nnmm atmewi
at abreMH4 ( Mm Preaidrwl tvelvw noaihi
krek. ka,inr far at oliwt to Mom hie
mrartalioa of Nkit elauwa tbe laeorabi eon-
lnVrtstKia of Cegrm but he wa the), aa
thoroorhJtF iiitm tmi l o tee detwla. and
bctwe the (object w held - aeriacmcnL
None caa dowbt that he will be aaoet proeapt
and ualno in effort to eSaae thU etan from
(be rvit'Km of our eaantrr, awl thai the time
eoatomeal in tbe eoakidVratKm of the eae, will
ba injore than eoaiMaaeled by the imcnntv of
1 1 j . . . .1 j l
im rami oa iihu auopt wt mm uic wurca
ohjeet.
hM( tree, laW fW Vmfi Swm wcaW
frmm Vmaw. kukalf Jtm' mm (Am f, tklrfg
Mraare, iofjfe iwaVwaieVwfteo weWA M mM
htm paid wtwr m WAJ have aot the awi.
Ihrm bewa teV la tetJh, ewew n eleatfe.
wk mint ewaanteiM WfMMi oane uper i a7
boM 1lM aAcaal 4eJaratMa froa the EMwtMive
DmanawM wf mmr' imrainil, the u
eUaau rw whith Fiwii wee iwlcwand, we
Mhmiowd be Fraewe. e4 the rehear wee
mthtmUf fmmdermmm ba eow tpeealxit twteaee
f W l'atr4 State fraea aertaia aiaiaM aa
!(" aad the npiafd fctwwble twporu of
eotwakiUrr, to both hoaeea " Confreea, hawe
wawAmalr aad laeat wsiwwlly eMWOtMbea
con (;ui:ss.
A.
surply, her colonies,', nor reconquer
her islands, after tlie. fleets of Brit
tain liad captured them; nor 'could
we, without endangering ttur ncu
trality, any longer permit her v cs
sels tu arm io our ports, or bring in,
condemn and dispose of their prizes.
rican Treasury. Peace, trade and
prosperity lo the republic had been
purchased by the private property
of those citizens, many 01 whom and
their families Were finally ruined, hv
the. loss of that verv property. If
the slender condition of the finances
ut the country was any good reason
at that time for a little delay in pay
ing them, that reason has long since
ceased to operate. With a ful
Treasury and great national pros
perlty for al must half jl century, the
most of these very-ufferrrs have
been left -unpaid now thirty ytxi.
If -a horse, or an acre, or a beef, has
been at any thn taken from a citi
zen for the use of the republic, un
der that cittiMitnlj'oval provision a
foresuid. payiueiit has been asked
for and obtained out of the narioiial
Treasury ; but those sufferers, whose
property has been so unfeelingt ta
ken to saiiJy the demands of France
immiu tliis nation, haVe been Id't to
pine, anu many oi idem to die in po
verty, while. these States have been,
and now arc,, reaping an immense
hai'vest of advantage frot their
pi'perty, ; -., ,v.-.-v '"'Xt ?
. Cut tWa Is not tttl. When Napo
leon sold Louisiana in I803'to the
United States, he . geuerously Von
srntetl that three millions and .an
half of dollars of the purchase mo
ney should be paid by the A.ericati
tjovcrinucut to tho9C citizens, who
had suflered by the captures afore
said; only rcquiring-'ttliat tlinse whti
tad Commenced suits in the I rwich
courts against tho masters or ow n
ers of French .privateers, should be
mid Hrtt, , I hat class of the suf-
leiyra lias, been paid to the amount
of about one million -and a half of
olbrs; hut, I blush. for my countrv
when I tell in ttbrmt two mil
Hons nf dollars of tliat fundrigh'lcons-
iy aviungmg W tr cr7niner. wj ine
pwn-er. uu never vera vaia 10 tnem
by . the Ainerklau ? GovernmentH
Surely- of ail., wrings, this, is the
tuost oUons;i)f nil injustice, this is
the most. yexBifonsV. The two mil
li'jns ifl' dollars afiM psaid, and tho in
terest uHn it since, j 803 apart from
all other Considerations, most cer
tainly, belong to the sufferers; and if
between Indji idoals isucb an occ'uiv.
rcncejcouiti Happen, nil tlie world
Yvumu urmi it, oy name, wiiicn, as
an American, 1 aiu unwilling should
attach to our-government. 1 will
aw ), t . . . 1. . a ' a ".
iuih .nope tnaiiue delay ol justice
bus been the cnect 01 a misconcen
lion of the material facts of the case,
and tiow, though . lute, that justice
will be done. .
"A NonTn CiRoxijriAir
' From die Baltimore ttppubW"
Tit claimt upon Jht V Siulet, m&f- tht
. CmvtMtn-with IWatui in, ISOik ii
: ll k very aweeable to find by wiota rccerrf
imiinatkin. diet the crecent Pri-neh pniutatiit
ba manifrited a, becomm;- appreciation' of nur
Ionic itand'me and inerUoruiu olaim to Indenmil r.
arising out of spoliation eommiUed under color of
auukortrtiromuieimpei-ial Uorernracnt, with
out regard to the comntoa priueiple which' all
the world are bound ta respect. ; It ii hiphly
creditable to oar present enenretie.'and nitumil
chief itugistrate, tlikt the intercsti ol m reteeta.
iub anuuiipvruuuaeia oi our follow eltnea,
a the botljr of tnerchnnt eonfuaeedly are; have
beea regarded with tlie deep solicitude w hich the
amount of then claims,' and the Immutable trin
eiplet of ju Mice opoa which tWy xest,' so justly
Iw I rvnth nation it the debtor: and neither
In
TOS THR STAR.
At a meeting of the merchants and
other dealers of l adi'sboro, on the
2lstof Januarv, I8SI, with a view
to take into rousidrmtinn the deba
sed condition of the small change
this section of the State;
The meeting being organized bv
calling 4'ol. Alexander W. Uraudnn
to tin1 chair, and Thomas Waddle
being appointed S f retarv, tho
following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
fieinjr acmibh- of the inrnnvf teoco re.
stiltiug to the cninrnuaitv from the ervcou
rgnieiif Rien in th Siafr to -he Circula
tion 'of Trvaaiiry Notr and due birla, not
only of the iiea of ih; State, but, to those
of other State., s comtitulin debased pa
per scrap riirreney of false va'ue, and often
mtttnaicallv good for nothing aobjeet not
only to fluctuation in valtie from time to
time, but alao to that of Tatiation from place
to place, and which hat flooded the irouhv
lioa almost to the ..total exclusion of small
silver change, we are therefore desirous of
aiding in making use of ,all laudable means
to correct the evil: ,
Be it therefore retolved, That we, whose
names are hereunto -tmbscribet), with a view
lo improve tlie currency of this' wctlon oT
ourstate, more paiticularlyastoamillchsnr-e,
lo hereby pkdge ourselves to. each other
and, to the public tocomply wiih;the. follow
ing resoltiitona. ' 1 '- . ' - 1
JititlwxL That after the tst -dav of March
aext, we will not teceive or pay out any of
tne i reasury ncTs, tiue bills, or any bills
ui der-the denomination of one ;dollar of tho
uwut s ot other Sjates, or of the banks oi
otl,e States,
Rentlved, Thatafler th.it day of April.
we will not pay out in the Way of trade or
otnerwiae any ot ,lhe -Treasure notes o! this
State -.'-,' ''
i Jiesolwd, That in order to facilitate' the
objects ol this meeting, and carry into eflect
tf above resoluiio"?, that Thomas . Houaei
Absahmi Myevs, Charles M- wttjriow ' be
appointed a committed 1or!trOcwri from the
Mint or e be where such amount' of small silver
chaiife as may be necsary fortlteir ennve. 1
ince, aecurditig to the means placed in
their hand, tor tluit purpoeN .rj
Retalved, That all persons wishjBSf to ob
tTt cHango are ''requested to deposite with
thefcomoiittee by the 1st day of March, such
amount as they may want in bills equivalent
to specie. ' ' ; ' , ''.'. -.:. .
Hetoivcil, That "the proceeding of (.hi
meeting be published - in three public places
within this county,- and that all merchants
& dealers throuRhout thcocunjy berwutted
and- asked their co-operation fivim time to
time as may be' convenient inr these' and ota-.
er nahitaty measures in correcting; the evil
of which we complain.--
Iletohfd, That the committee be reqties
tetl to have these proceedings published in
the Star and North ' Caitdina State Oazette
and Clieraw Kepublican. ' -
- ALEX. W. 11KANHOK, Cli'mn.
Thomas Waiiplk, Jr. Secretary.
Mjfrm & IJtii;
' - , " Ji S. V. UnMartl,
, Thunmt Y. ih'vff,
Thomni n titktle, Jr. 1$ Co,
, Scott & Hxmdtini, '. , v . ,
Xyieti HUUtttm, " ' ;
, ' X. rfnder$otr.
; v SENATE. - "
StnU 1 ,' Ja. $1 Tie
mNdred lutlf lata tiir i
Impecbiaert' fvr tbe trial i .
Peckl auwl Mr, Sirred itb, .
one a'rlock,-bating cokuc
argaraeia ta fa tot of tbe re-,.
Mr. w trl tpoBataeoce hn arg
oil the same side, and contiat' ;
til tb Cotrt adjoaraed. ',' -
VtfNsrt, Jam ,t 4 .live m ?
tbe liM wakiajf a-amfortit
(r tkeconptitaUoa of iailc
umbers of tongress, vaa rtf
t th cooiiaittea on; fast OEcn
Pt Roads. On the epeainir '
Higb lrt'.pf Ippcarbrurntf r
trial at Judgefeckr Mr."Tir
sumed krs argumrnl in . favor c
rrspondent, I ml contMiued . tint'!
ter three oVhc4j when, yithott
bis having concluded, tbe Coo::
Ihndiif, Jan. ?5 A Coromt,
tMn was receired fratn tms Prti
ofthe United States in', reliti
(be protection of our Fur trade,' i
the affairs of the Hudson Ira)- f
panyj -which, on the motion of
HeittoiV,' was referred InihPCom:
tee on Military -Affairs.-'!
the pHiti'H.s presented ,wer
front Ohio and .Melne prayittt;
the transportation of the mail oi,
Sabbath may be abolished 'by !.
The High Court ofIireartiroent
the trial of Jndge PeckWasViCf it
during the remainder of (he day
the able nnd elqneiitargunietf
Mr. Wirt, in forvof tlmfresi;
dent. At 4 Vrlork. Mr." irt I
ing ronrludcd, the I'ourt adj'ouro
Wednesday, Jutu 36WTbV fd!
ing bills were passed;, The bill
J ascertain and mark the- .bound
line bete ween the States ofla,
and Illinois and the 1 1 rrito-y I
Florida"; and the bill for'rrliiKpi
liig certain lands to Alabama for t
t nnsti uctinn of a canal." At 12i.
clock the Senate, as it Hjgir'C'1
of Impeachment, prn'rwdetl.iwUfi'lI.
trial f -Jm dge' Pec k . v ft 1 r. ' ni '
of New York, one of thVT inahagf
on th? pAi t of tho Houst) Rq)'
seiitativcs, addsedthc.Cpurt i
the hour of atljiiy nmeiit,vyitli
concluding, in an energetic And. r
pressive speech.1 , -.
-Thursdayi"Jun,7'-LX -meitum
y.s presented fmrn the': .workers i
iron, in the city and county nfl'bil
delpliia, praying for a re-motlificj
Hon of ihe tariff tiptiii that article
It was referred. tit a select "roiiHiui
tee, consisting of Messrs"' flay m1
Dickerson, King'!Hl,aml''T)!(
Tho Senate again VpiUveil itself i
,to a Coin t of impcaphoicut' for t
.couthmaiiAit. of th . f vial rpf Jui
Pet k, ol Mi."!om , . jMi..cHt'r S
cliuleu (tns .argument q,ail
before , 3 o'clock, when the Court I
journcd. ; 4j
..w ... .. .- K vuw1 , wit, mm
lapse of time norchii of coveninveuu can.
aa 'wsree, letsen the berfeet ol.l iptioo wWk
origiMlly and always narked live transaction., he
HOUSE 0V-KPR3ENTATiyj
Satiirthy, Jan.' 2 The Spent
presented to the House of RcpreA
tattvep a communication frotu'l
Secretary of the Treasury; ini
jily fo a irsiilutitin calling for 'inT
inatiou on tlip s'u1jerl?of tlie 'trn
actions ofthe tniltAl 'StateV.'" (Ba
during the. yearLlftSO. Vn niot
of ftir. PiAtcr.' VW uffcjTdv tho
soltit'um, thi' ctiminunicatioiY walli
on tM tatileaiid. 'ordered to be pr
.ted, " The''SJH'akel, ; also' presen!
rertahi resolutions from thcLegi;
tare f Norlb' Carolina, tin' ttiXr-A
ject of Roanoke inlerj w hicli,r on a
lion nf 'MrfSpeiglitwefftefcrf
to the Ctimmittcd on Cnnitucrrer
memorial from iHtmeronsltltizrw
the State of Ohio; pritvlifg fyx a
t; ision of the tariff, w as fikew Isc i;r
se'nted by 'the "Speaker fid'r fori
16 the L'omtni(lcc tn Mantifactwit
The IlOuse took'' tig the, jViat h f
tiort of fneiuhtrs vf Cmlgfcss; . I.
was discussed; b MesSrsUra
Smbei land,. HaH,' V hittlcacy, " i
ton, ;nd Carson, "until- the cl
ihc hour.'; 'The Housed tlicn nrot
ed.in a, Committee of tbe Who! .
the Senate, chamber to attend the'
alof Judge Peck; and nfter rfj'
ing there 'several hours, retus
and, the romniittee having: renoi
adjourned till Mopdaj f
tMontlay, Jan: 24--1 r, JJavi.,
South .Carolina,' from U'C Vour
tee on thff Jodiciary.repnrted a
to repeal tbe 511) aedio of an at
establish tl.e Jndicial Courts of
United Statc8, passed ' in " tho
irS9. Mr Doddi'ldge, move u
jcrt the bill aiiti ' 5Hr.--.Bu. lf'
bfotml tl,at.h-. --.... -.i.::. . ..
to'prescnt fr6'm ,the"oilnoiUy'1'f
Committee.'.". Ikfore, however1
part ofthe snl ject 'v as" nctvA i ,
the, .fiour ,ex'irctT; 'and the 11"
went Into a Committee of the V j
and l)"tceedcd to. attend, the, ti;
Judge reck.,-. At half past Su'i'
they rcturticdtVnd'Uie Cbairto
ported-' prpgreaaj" after which
House ailj'ouriied. "T.'T r. f "'
f'Ttiesdnv.Jnn9.LJTLt1utt rel
were 40 firest.ios ZtlfoWi of e'donMonday r'Jvlr. Davis
We take great pleasure jnYecvr-
ifing jan instance of genuine bcuevn.
lentciXi pin one of thu Baltiiuie pa.,
persv r If it be imitated asrxtrnsively
in Ntirthern citic du'ving thojeontiu
itanCe of the present fold xspcjl it
roust Ke productive oft(io mostdesira
blc results. 1 1 seems that iho indi
gent class of the HalUmorfpopulaticii
navo suiiemt very - severely of late,
and excited tlie compassion and char
ity ofthe, well .disposed ; A gentle
man of the bar having "genermisly
given eight barrels nf Flour to succor
Ik. i:f..... ,.),! , ii i.. '' '.,..'J. it.l-
uiv uishwwi ii vviia- nutcruseu on
Saturday, the istli Inst, pint at a ccr-,
tairt BakerVonthat'day a thousand
tiTf of bread wouit) be ready to be.
; - l'' k -Wurleston Mercyryrti
:' Tut Murderer 'cwighU--We learrf
that Jesse Eascn who reteutlv killed
a Mr; Frederick Grrgeryi and af
terwards ahot at-bis own 'sop, 'and
for whose apprehension ' the ' 'County
Court of Camden t,Tcred a rcaarjtl. p(
one hundred dollars, has been arres
ted and safely lodged in jail to await
his trial at Ihe next Superiotv Court
for Camden, County.. . s;v t
V.' 1 j- Hixalcfy City Stat;
. In piiiladcJpbia,, last year, , there
r ' - , "4 -n' I 9.15 l'157 I 372 1 condemn find dispose ol their prizes, 75n,rel.uBO,reM!,'1 ometbing to v,r, in fl : :'17..J- . ;, J7T.. V
' 'i-. N,Vfl-,tl i' w rt'J; I ' '-'l ;Ofi Franrcronreivrr hferoiriWtlv.n ht,,w 8MW9rj'- Of ed on 'Monday Mr. Davis