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ft i .At lit - if , x Cons: ress; ah- t 'GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. . SENATE, Novembsl 18. ' Mr. Lanier from the committee on the state . of the republic reported as follows, to $itr The committee on the stale bi theZrepubfic-to whom was referred that part of the executive mes sage relating to .Walton '"county, together with the documents accompanying theame, beg.leare to report the following memorial to congress. To the President "and Gentlemen of the Senate- - To the' Speaker,, and Gentlemen ofthe' House of jtejirneniaiivcs in uTigrc9 uoocmvtci The state of Georeia bv her convention, ith the United States, bearing date the ith day of . April, which was in the year :1802, ior trie ces sion of her Western Territory, having actfnred a M-ht to a certain tract of coun'.rv, which w west , of South Carolina, and separated the staffs ' of North Carolina and Georgia, ana tne commis sioners on the part of the UniteStntfs, having held forth to the commissioners of Georgia cn that occasion, this Territory,' ''as a strong and va . luable part of the Consideration offered by the United States for the completion of that Conven tion. The state of Georgia sent hrr,S: i'Veyor . General, to ascertain the extent and quality'.)!" the territory she had thus acquired; he ascertained the boundaries to be at points tha, had long been supposed by S. Carolina, and all j the pircedent clairners to this tract of country. Georgia then proceeded under the solemn - in vention she had entered into with the Cnited States, to extend her laws and government, over the peo pic there-resident ; and she then with astonish ment first heard that her claims we're to be resist ed by North Carolina, unless she TwoiFd agree to sanction grants that had issued from the' govern ment of that state, and which would Swa'Iow up the rights of soil through the whnle extent of country ; the sanctioning of which would have overthrown her benevolent intentions to its resi dent mhabitai-s, ariJ confirmed a system of spe culation, whh it had been the effort "of Georgia to weed out of the limits of her sta'e. ' , - The documents subjoined to this address (and marked No. 1) will confirm what is bere advanced Georgia disappointed in her application to North Carolina, then addressed herself to Congress on the sulect ; "her representatives abstained, how ever, from pressing the affair, on receiving as surances from the delegation of the state of North Carolina that they would represent to their own state the necessity of meeting on some ether gmunds the xeq-uisilion. of Georgia. 'In conse- , quence of this application, North Carolina did ap point comfniss:ontrs, who met commissioners from Georgia, some observations were made of the latitude of places supposed about the bounda ries of the two states ; but because observations were contrary to all that had b en made before them ; beca-ise they were 'directly against the opinion of persons best informed Upon the subject from neighboring states ; becaus? they were not confided in by rhe citizens of Georgia res,deht in thecountry claimed ; and above up,, because the observations made, were themselves so variant, ("when a variation to such an extent was not to ia copy ot a letter headed Lifcular, tnd signed r. j Jackson relerred to in Mr. mith s letter to -'..-'- -:-'4- v - V ' - ; " " -.'- . . ' " . r ' . ' .. -p during which time he 'performs his orrlinah Oi'T'i rTT' :. ei ' 'X v"1 faffs such as'newspaptr. &c. Tlfis u, -iitaWte- prrtinatt tq iKe labout he could n .? "?i . V .5-'-' ' : H lary, he must catt it a gratuity or bribe ir-.Ytir'ficp:'rp r"AlAirtMtl '" .. it was a wanton 'abuse of Hit rw;.. V ' " Thursday, Dec. 14. Mr. Camp presented bill to regulate the rid- lngs'of the Judges of the; bupreme Court. MrrW, R. Johnson presented a. bill requiring uonstaoies nereaiter 10 De aDDoiniea 10 uive am ple security ta dischargejllie duties of 'their office. Mr. Bl'ackledge presented a bill directing the justices of the peace who may be appointed to re ceive the Jists of taxablcs for the year 1810, attne same time to make out nd return a complete ceri suij of their respective districts,' - Mr. Pickett presented the petition of Joel Cher ry praying to bp divorced from his wite. ' Mr.- M Neiintresenied .the petition of Thomas Gordon praying to be divorced from his wife . . t Mr. Samuel King presented a bill to amend so muclvot t e milKia laws as relate to tne cavalry. Mr. Janies 'presented 'a bill to atmtx Eagle's Isl and in, lirunsw ick, to the eyumy of New-Hanover. . llcceivet! from Senate, the bill for the purpose of giving right to siittois, to have their causes re moved and to prevent useless litigation in the Supreme Court. . ; " Also iHiill giving the right of appeal on indict- rntnt.s in the county coo rts.- ' ' "; ''!' Also a bill to amend the Jaw to prevent the . HOUSt OF REPRESENTATIVES. J Friday, Dee. . ' . The Sfceaker laid beTorethe honse, a fctt from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting the annual report ofreveiiue and estimates from the treasury department, The report, with the accompanying documents, swere. referred tof- the comroittee.ofways ancl means, and ordered to be printed. The secretary or the treasury stales, in his report, that; 'the receipts of the treasury dur- rntr the rear ending on the 30th ot fteptemoer w amounted to hetween nine and ten millions ; that fiveL millions remained In the treasury at the same date y, and that it is absolutely essential, either that the system of commercial restriction, . ".i. partially abandoned, should be completely rein slated, or that it should be wholly removed.. Mr Helms .presented a petition from Henry CalOwel 8c Co. owners of the ship J -eph, slat ing thai they had, from ignorance of the law prohibKinR lhe importation of Slaves irtto the. . U. States, taking on tjoard three 1 reiich slaves ;t Kingston for New Orleans, and that their vessel and cargo had been seized for a violation off the above law,; and praying they maybe resirei. Referred to, a select committee." r 'Mr. Love presented a petition from sundry in habitants of the city of Washington, praying thai a company may be incorporated for the purpose of openmcr a turnpike road from this city to Bal Jimoje, to meet another contemplated froni 4.bat place.r-Ret'erred to the committee, lor the dis trict ,of Columbia. ; - " Mr. Taylor offered the .following resolution, which afier a fw minutes debate, was adopted : liisotvtj. s That a select committee be appoint ed to enquire into the circumstances alluded to in the letter4 of Mr. J. A. Coles ;" relative U. his ufl'ray with Gen. Nelson and that the. said conmittee report the same, with their opinion thereupon, to the -house.- The hi-use refust d to consider the resolution relative to the appointment of a standing commit tee of Manufactures, The liouse udjourned t near one o'clock until Afwda' morning. ' The Senate were on Triday occupied with de batinir Gr!4 tewrt, which was finally- agreed to. Giles' ujltrc'ative to Fof.ign Ministers, asjjub lished, pas-.tuHo a third reading, when, the Se nate postponed its further consideration, till Mon- AJbndnu D'C 1 I'. ' , RlTPluij: WI1H Mil . J ACK'CN. .A piper was nfeeived from ihe senate, by Mr. 0s, their Sretary, lis the form ci a .joint reso- j Bu..ii. and to regular said Hanks aiid taxi, g of iuon approving tr conccqt oi me r.xecuir.t in i'b9;itiO!i to the relu'SnJ to trceive any trtuer coni- rueelinglof negroes and people of colour on Sun- PiE S--Mess. J, H. liryan, T. days-and at nighl time. Mr. Gibson who voted against the bill to estab lish Courts of Equity separate from the Courts of aw, now-moved that the house reconsider that vote, Mlilch was resolved in the aflirmafhe. 61 to 6( ; and the bill again taken up andireferred to a cummittce for. amendment. . V' Mr. G. Davis presented a bill to prevent slaves hereafter set free by the county courts, from voting at elections. : Friday Dec. 15. . ' ' ' Received from Senate a bill to annex part of New i lauovcr toBrunswick county. .... AVr.-Vtinhook presented a bill iq release all fines for forfeitures and tax fees .to ach and every county in-lliis state for the purpose of paying the expense ol atate prosvotitions which nothing but an' explanation he ttujt necessary,! to require it to be corrected t:i ;i He stated that the accuracy of the law. ed on the, passage of the , bill- he had tJl Kit hl frrnr 9 wnnt nf uKitit-tf pulic duties, or a confidence in the y which the public, printer possessed in tj,t to Screen him from censure, so it Wa, ! laws of the last sesfeioi) wtre so iftci v,i ,v . Mai ,Tic mj mcotrtrtt eH he entprtained some InnKf aa .l ' - . .T.vw. mo iw inf. of ordering the work' done over again. V in hi Hand a pamphlet of the last years laff: which he . noticed twenty cut of many J. errors iiii the jkiblic acta alone- . tt' r- P..oiit,tn ll Qt.I , l.i., I . i .... v.-....,i..,i...iii.' puoiii ncy vuiiigss ubu lyr ouu(eyeaiS J)hSt leloiii jnuuMiK hi ii.-u way MUM)seu uy tfje bill iilgt and by that body continuing to do so, was that it was tlie most economical mode. . Willi these simple statements of facts O0BroVerttd. Col. Pearson. nmifH tk... . noi a man wiuiin me wansol I he Louse -,, Hull C: 11,1 I Ii. 4,,z.klur-f . i U! - . v u...v .uiutjtu, uis coiimJ to vote against me dim on the tai)!e. A motion was made by. Mr. MGihin the bill be'indefiiiitely postponed, and thtJr was. carried. 6to"5 5. Bell. P. flernard, Ballard, 11. Bell, B.ryant, J; c warner, uanner, 4JeaS!ey, tJhambm, Catt (pampiiell, Dozier, Drew, Deans, Dalton. H ; ers, Tehoh, J Flowers, Treemanj GartettJ hudginV Houston, , W. Hawkins, Hill H I j. iiawKins, a. Jones, .N. Jones, N Jones, son, W. King, Kennon, Eove, JVl'Dowell bane, M'Gimpsey, M'Guirt , I). Mebarie' ' Nehon, Parks, Raint-y Richaidson, VV. v ..... .....j7 v. . . x uwicr, J (ion Var.noR, M. VeIch, Watson, R. v n nglit. v ooten, a.G. Williams, VVelbon. cy bi. . .Messrs. .a very, Boyd, T. E oarretiger orown, J. Campbell. Collins, C, oen. Cherry, Carver, Carter, G Davis, Di f'orster, I reik, Glisson, Goodman, Gaston, Hooper, 1. HenduSo:i, A. Henc'erson. K- Pres locuments, page 38. be expected) as to demonstrate that there was an J Jackton, referred to ,i error in the men emuloved. or in the instruments Mr. Piakney, see diet The legislature ot ueorgia trom some, or j ana iiKieti w amend me isouuwu so ns m m of these reasons, refused her .assent to the i chide a cail for a copy of MrLCanning s dispatch ndaries that would have been fixed by these j to Mr. Erskine, see documents, p. 13. Thet used all bou observations, and Spain reoues ed North Carolina motions produced a debate of several hours. The to appoint commissioners, that the doubts on the I resolution was divided, on jfhotion o Mr. Eppes, subject might be removedlhat il Geor'gia had .and on the first p..rt (Mr. Quincy's) the question ;no just claim td a Territory for which by hercon-jwas tried twite ; on the fust trial there were 55 ventipn with the United States sha had allo.ved a " the affirmative, and 46 in tlie negative ; oh the 'Valuable considelation, she roigt have satisfacto- seroiul trial there were 53 iiuhe affirmative, and ry testimony. T'ih application though reiterated tc negative, inejse&or.u.pari air. Dana s; The bill in aid of the University, was read the third time and ordered to be engrossed; 67 to 50. j W Joie.s, I). Joi.es E Jones, V. . j0 fxi'uiday, Utc. 16. n.ing, Cionard, l.enoir, Moofe,. Mooriiig, Received from Senate -a bill to erect a part of Mills," M'Neill, Ma :iieus Norsworthv thn mimtv r(' ll'm, ,t itf.A n runt....,!,. ..,! U.iirt Pir-L-.'tic Pi-L-. tf O. . hi.ih.. . r, . ...w vi -f ivy ?. tin iiiiu u sv.,aivv., cii - u ,iiciiii b i iviM-iuj t lunvn, 1 uk ii 1 1 tl ill JJS. I altel 50tl comity ;4 winch on hs second reading was reject son, I'a.c, Roberts, Rulim,' Re He, Ryan, ed ; yeas 41, iiax s fcO. " ' '. " ' William:,,-Webb, L. Williams, Wade, The house took up the bill to provide for the Vilhams 55- ... redemption of the jer money deposited in the ' and to reKiila.e said Ranks and -taxi, g of " SENATE. thrm, Sec. . Mr. W. W. Jones moved to strike out I Wedwsdau. Dt-bimhpr i that part which relates to the ("ape Eear liai.kr Mr. Beard prtsented a bid to establish negatived; yeas J2, nays 96." 'lr. Gallon mov- pike over the Suludo gap to the South C. tti , aiiiciiu me ursi section, wnicn amendment i ime in uuncnioc. went toinstiuct the Treasurer, whenever the stale The commi'iee to whom the 'subiert of the i reJiMtrv would admit of it. to hiirn exf-.vw ferrcd. subm itted a rennrf unittk. iah. Mr. Qmncy otrered a resclMtton requesting the.yar, sotmich of the ragged paper money as the solution, lm h was read and sent to Conn esiaent oi the v. Mates to lay netore me nouse (interest arising from the shares of tb state in . Jienolved,- That John Gamier and s said Banks, amounts to; which amendment was : Jocelyn, be and they, are hereby allowed t rert TV, iw Mr. Caston then ni(;veri tn strike fmliot one vear irn.n the date hrmf ...... , ' vtfTV j J " ..... y'J Air'; Itfm laying a ut;; on the Banks of one otr treasury of this state the sum of fhii ciaiMt Hitir canitaK which vva; iv"u cted vea UloUars, which sum thev receiver! frnm h - -J f , j ' - J ""Ml " 3intcatibnj from Mr. Jackson. f'. Hie resolution was read a first ancl second time, erred to a committee of the whole, and made the order of the da v for Thursday next. ' - has been rejected ; this requisition though pressed by the government of G " rgia "to a' wearisome length has met with nothing but denial from her sister state, as the documents annexed to this memorial (and marked No a.-) will confirm. . The legislature of Georgia now see but one mode of calming 'heTrrUations that have hrisen between the two states on, this subject ; they there fore apply to the gqvftrnment'of rrie" United States to appoint a proper, person to run the dividing line between the two states, through its whole extend-either at the expence of thcfUnited Sratt s, as Georgia believes she has a rightto demand, or at the expence of the two "states, if congress should? 'so insist; ( -lie, it therefore resolved, by trie Senate and Hous ofRept;eseutatives of the State of Georgia iij General Assembly met, and by the authority of the same, that our Senator, and Representatives in the? Congress of the United Slates press upon the attention of the General Government, Hhe subject. matter of.tJie preceding memorial. -fAnd,tit,'fai'thef" resolved that his excellency the govb.'.Crihsmit to our delegation in con jgress thtjfptceding memorial an I resolution. N The senate took up the report, -.vhich being read was agreed to. NOTICE. The subscribers tjjalified. at Aitgust Term ol Chatham county court, Aas administrators ot the estate of Anguish- Meill, dec. Those persons who areintlebtea . are, notified that unless tliey.im rnediatdycpnie forward and make payment, suits will be brought against them. Those having ulairns are also notified that unless tlrey prestiit them properly attested within the time presciibeci bylaw, they' will be barred of recovery -LEMUEL SMJTi'I.i , .r, t CtMLES SiMLTli. j a 71 rt' . . - 1 6-3w SfAfE. OF .XbRfH-CjROUNA, 'jf-" ': Mecklenburg county. ySupetwr Cburt oflav), A member Term 1809. ' i Sinn Ft"JrrK!tt. vs. ChaHes Rolk. . Original attachment returned ledutatract of Land, one mile from inajuite. IT appearing to the Court, that said defendaut, ij a non-resident of ihw stat I orde.cd iheretote, that publicatipa be 'made n the RaleigH Mmerva f ji six ,'rk, that ihe. said defendam appear at the next Superior Court oi law, to be held !or the " county of Mecklenburg, at the c. u t house in Chariatte, on tin lixth Monday after the fourth: Monday inMa ch next, replevy said properly and plead to issue, otherwise judgment will -be . ; -p. cowan, uk. was-carried ; and on the uuestion on the whole resolution the yeaVand nays vvere taken, and it was carried Yeas 69 Nays 'u 1Vrdiedcry, Dec. 13 Mr. Quincy of the committee appointed to wait on the President, with the resolutions requesting him to l .y before the house the letter of F. J. JjckscJn, and thc despatch of Mr.' Canning, re potted that they had peHorroednliatvsexviee and that the Pre ideW hod bcn pleastd to sU itriTial he wuuhTconjmun;a.t4tne pafteis, as far and the form in which they exist in the ofli -e of the secretary nf state. .,' Mr. Gold presented a rescltHioi) to request the President to lay iefcre,the :l-.usc : any cones pondence of Mri Pinknty, relaTiJc. to. the -'ties patch of Mr. Caaning of liie-5! January, -f09, and suchjtparts of other conversations bt tw -.. ,: Mr. Pininey .und Mr. Canning, ajo .the .ojiiiiiuii of the President mav not be in.rroix.r to bo car.. municated. This resolstion produced 'consider?!)!? debate. Mr. Gold' Mr. Kardenier, Mr.' Key, St Mr, Qum. cy, sppke in favor ; und Messrs. Bacon, T.i ih i . and Khea, (Ten.) agrinst,. the resoluficn... i h; question on the , resolution was tken ny yeas mi?. n?yt, and carried, ayes 85, nays35. A committee ol two was appointed to wait on the President with the resolution. ' Thnrttday, December 14. COUNTERVAILING COMWER. mi REGULATIONS ' Mr. M Kim, ?fttr a fev,obsviuinhv. in Vhjcl! he declared the object of his iuotifri lo be to co-iii. tervail th- restrictions 'imposed hv fireign natiot.s on bur commerce, laid upon the table the follow ing. resolutions: .'."' ' -.'-'.. Resoiv. di That the committee of Commerce and Manufactures-be instructed to enquire i-ito the expediency of prohibiting by law the , impor tation of foreign ships or vessels i :' all' goods, wares and mt i-ch'andizejiMiot of t'je growth,' pro duce or manufacture of the country, to ich tf it ' hip belongs, excepting in t.he ships of such eoun tries "as by permanent regulations permit 6m ships and vessels as freely; and beneficiaby as. their own, to impart into their ports and territo ries the produce and manufactures'. of foreTgn count'i ies. . . .' -s . ,." ' '- ';';. " Resolved, That the committee or commerce and manufactures be- instructed to enquire into the expediency of laying an additional impost duty on distilled spirits imported in foreign ships 'or vessels from ports or countries ' in which American vessels are not permitted by per manent regulations to , a Tair patticipm hi such trade. , ' ' ; . " " -2, nays 83. The bill beinir still under consider ation, a moUon for udjournnieiit was made and carried. Monday, Dec. 18. The bill to grant further relief fo debtors, being revived, it was referred1.- as"wejj.its the ti 1 gra.-.V separate t-.ouits ot 'Equity- to a cymna've tor a sury as a loan -ior the purpose of!aidiw t estab ishing a -manufactory ot salt, whi shull bear an interest of six per cent, until except th'.y shall niake at least three t DUMiciB in san i-ie cnsuuig year, men and case they shall be exempted from the pat interest thereon ; and the s.iid Carnier.di niindment; Jjiich conimiitce hive tv. i icd thenij lyn f,hdll givt lxnd and of he r security- if with altera'. ,ons... Thev have liL 'sstd thtir se- cond readings. Tuesday. Dec. .19. The .hbuse agreea'd'e to the order of the day, resumed the consideratiofi'-of, tiie bill-for the re dempttcn of the paper money "depositee! in the' Qcn. lknj Smith the niemlxr from thWt D.i.iva, dim it, i-tuiate saiu nanns, 'Wiurn in un vjp no; cmuiwi 10 tu seat;, reponen thai j; dergoing some, ..mvniiniciits . passed the ad read j examination of evi-j nce, the conimittfe nainiinously ot tne opinion that the sillin? ber is tr.titled to retain his seat. ,Mr. Dudlt y prtseiited a bill for the be: gatiizing 01 -the countv- cotirts. The cow! by the Treasurer and Comptroller. J'hursdat, Dtcchb.r 14. Mr- Wynti from the committte of p and elections, to whom was referred the of Maurice Moore of Brunswick, statirJ ing. i On this day Col.. Pi afson introduced a bill to repeid the 3d section cf an act passed in 1804, pre scribing the dutirs and compensation of public f Huttr. This bill vvvn't to authorise the -secretary j select seven jos'ices who are to held the cuti: ot state to aclvuisc 3 months-bt. fore the meet itig-ofrext session, for proposals for'.perfoi ming tne, .pijilic- printing and rtqi.frii.grdum whuxUx r 1.1 .n..n . A " 1 1 I- cuiuiaci. was Ultiue VJiQ IH);.U .given lor its .laHJn lul execution, to publish the terms of tljjc. Si.rnc in the news papers. - . : , , - rWhtn !l i'eari,on- -presented this bill, he begged Uie hotiswouVcl extft'ise bi.m forinttotiucing the tubjict at soTat'e a period." as his mdis;isiu;ii had confined him foi these 10 or 12 oays pa:t ; but as ihis subject was f.the greatestTinpurtance to th- interest ofvthc state, hecou!d not conncut o defer h any longer. He. was p-.eparej to shew thatthe net Salary of the printer, was tM-ateiv nay tvvfj fold greater than that of any ot;,7' officer fn Tfie state. He fTien read an extract ol a letter to him from the Comptroller, whic i stent to -new that the sum of sixteen thousaiufdotlars and up vards will have been paid to "that ofRcer at the cloe of this j ear, since the year 1800. Col. Pearron then proceeded to give to the houst. the following statemerit which every man couhf understand and be- able to correct if he erred. '- ' " . . t - , The salary lf . the printer was Dula. 4o0 Fur distr .butrng the L.i ws and ijiimah . ' ' 2t8 ' Dj. L:vs ot' Congreiii. gt2 For adve-wing Shei-r ! 4cc. ice. as terauisite - - aiuehed to the cffieer, say jqq Expence of materials, &c. .- r 1610 Sypfr pamphlet law, "to contai 8 psget or 12 V ts, -tirt the, e-BcJng about 1 800 or 2000 copics'" f rr.Ar n the whole I00Q cjuin s or 50 reams ol pa tCr, hicb aitwodoilais ir ream i - ,aa 4 VV t - "uniin iim in man . V,o,to m ; ad a ha! qui,ei ol" pa;Jer, and there . being but ut 200 piinierlr (akes but 300 Quires or 15 -earn?, whioh ii ' s VMue of exua ork during the lesjion, 50 dollars but allowg a liberal sui, say ' . - ' on Ex:nSe of ffrH&g Laws and journals and Laws of ' " Coogres., wWch all go by ihe ame epre say 124 '" " . Leaving a balance of '' . , n 34, ' ,. to reeiycpity.j ; , Friday, Dec. 1 5 Mr. V) iljson from the balloting for six lr of tlu U ivtvsitv, rtuoi ted the liiiloMinirlt as bci.iK ehclcd, viz. Irancis Luckt, Wil YYcblf, -jepn H. Bryan, Thoma's Love, JS B.o vn ' juti. and Atias Jones 'Mivljart presen "el a bill to increase tht I'lction ol .he-jusiicts of the peace, . to ate' eofinty courts, and lor other pvtriTtfoes. . . Srjfg op Norm. Carolina. ' - Nletklenburg county. Superior Court of w. .November Term: Nathaniel lleatv, vs.l William Bea'! OrtginaL Attachment, rctur.ed levied on La ': a branch of Mailt d Crrrf I r apca ing to t'.ie Couit, thafsaid rt.fe dant hi ;lem o! l I. ute , Oirtereo tiiereo-e. ;hat publica-iol- in (lie Raleii -'mf.va lor sjx weeks, that tW i.,m. Uie-n-xt Suyenoi C-uri ot Law, ,i he i" c U!H o. .';t-ckienr)uVe at the Gain H.use in O lb -ixih "!oi'day aller the f'uuuh M nday in Mi-dA plcvy said pr.ipe ly, and plca-i 10 u-.ue, otherwis f wilt be eiitcrtid up against him. , D. CO WAX Statbof NoKfH CjRQLisiy Meckhnbuig oun'y. : Superior Court of Luiv, Aovrinbcr Tcrtr,, The IIeirsoi llezekiah Alexander, t '- ' . vs. James R. Afexander Wm. S. Alexander IT appearing to the Oourl that one of .auJ Exa:- an inhabitant ot this state : i n mot'tofi, irts oideil'a that publM-aiion be made six weeks -in the "Ra.fS!-- that-t e said deteixunts appear at the nn ' Law, to be beld '(f the County of M-cktenh"".' a' '' twjse in Charlfttetton.the ixm Mondaljft.elli day in Mirch nex'fciirl answer, plead or deai&r, or w will be taken pro tonfesto and heard expartn. . ' " ; . . - D. CO A' A - BOYLAN's ----- ALU AN AC K Foiai8io. . M.wMUVU, .v 3BUt to months and a half
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