wa Val Wtlltts ttl1l.
7A irfl C si . mxf tirl,
1 ' Olb U Jri. t iniirijf.
It goMen ryt Mending
M'J tJf cf .ltt I-iinn, fir ti'frtit etb'ht,
Who fuTUrtt'l lvr4 prfu!!,
lilt night's kin! sang Vm.Ur,
Aa4 lltiptr, itt truUrr, ato kvl
sight i
A p)r OvwaM vt riving
F.v's lauiifs lurrrjrnf,
EtcounUrci) furm micU arnjda ra;ght wear,
yW'tMnbf Hun"" .- s"
f'.'er' greeted Aurora !
Willi charms to rrple!an t ihor.ln tl.il fTf,
J Jala TTr ;'flfgTf i r",cf beauty t1i7iir 8," '
riw Wa rwrtt )f Crrtnr Urtem. ,
, Fond sepbyr were eoartlrif,
The lovci round her pr!inf,
And tie grace, twtet trio, fcer step horcrM tri
YHibrt in mbtnh concealed,
lief gold ringlet revealed,
Vbere Cop d, sly rJer, a wont to appear,
' IVa Circa ronnA la borer
. , FW"d lingerM bef lover '
TranaporUd ba rvieil-hii rapt tout la bit eye,
And eft, with SubrtuMiufl,
V rreferrei hi petition.
That tha fuf be aiored might retpoad bW tuft
- lb
for the virtues ami graces united convene
' 1 Tnu, rW ffwrrt Crvrreiwr Cret.
tlcf Soft, titiud glance,
His beart io entrance,
Tbat, kneeling, be profferM Lit fortune and hand i
Hit ye whh lot beaming,
And tender trntb teerbinf,
. Ftlr FrSa, bit loved one, sot long could itl
Jtia tender boon franted.
Her fentla betrt pant ed,
At aealcd waitlie compact with IotVi (tolen kin.
- Kow tviftry flew the hour,
1 In beauty'i Lloominr bower,
T31 II men, at the ahar, Mnclioned 0wU' bli
VhB be eluped ta bit boom, with npturoui
mien,
ISl ItttAjft, twttt Wo, tf Grnxntr Crc.
LUerutj Extracts, &c.
TUB VIIXACK IHX3T0R.
"Doctor Elnthan Todd, for auch
Wat the unworthy name of the roan of
physic, was conamobly thought to be,
. ; among the aettlera, a gentleman cf
rreat rnmt endowment jndhs was
v" ,"4iafedly f rare person pronottons.
I n heigath be m eaiyutd.j' ith hia ihors,
"rr1 xae ly"1x feet and fcraf fnchrip-lJji
-r;irr hai.Ui, feet And knee, corresponded
. InlfVfy reipect with this formidable
itature but every other part of hi
. frame appeared to hive been intended
for man rveTil aizei smaller, if we
except die length of his limbs. His
, ahoulders wrre square, in one sense at
leastrbrifrg- in-sj Ttght line-frnm-rne-
.tide tu the other; but they Were so
barrow, that the long dangling arms
r-r"xhat" they supported, seems to -Isaue
': T out of hvback HianeckJossrssed,
,1a aa eminent degree, the property ol
- 4 length to which we have alluded, an
it was topped by a rm.ll bullet-head
T . that exhibited, on one side, a bush o
' bristling brown hair, and on the other
4 a ahort, twinkling 'isage, that appear-
r ed to maipt .in a constant atrugglc wuh
A . itself ia order to look wise. He was
the youngest son ol ft farmtf of Massa-
. chusetts, who, being somewhat in easy
. circumstiinces, had allowed this boy to
ahoot up to the height we have men
tioncd withont the ordi.iarv interruo
H, tiona of , field labor, wood-chopping,
r ' and such other toils as were imposed
. on his brothers, hlnatnan was indebt
. ; . ed for this exemptinn from labor, in
iome-nteasure, to -his extraordinary
ahlm a' c,-art tl li t lessV- nd U eeit "hft teri-
KdertnoiKar to prnne-him,4 sWk
- Jy b'iy, and one that was not equil to
, ivbTe, bul wlio hiigTiTafn uLving'com-
fortaUc ertongh b taking to pleading
fox turning fninittcr
innf,
or some sitch like easy calling.1 Stil
; thete waa a great uncertainty which of
. : thtse vacutons the youth was.best en
; " dowed to fill" with credit and, profit j&ut
having no Othe" employ mtnt. the strip
ling was constantly lounging about the
homestead, rnunchiog green apples,
Vf 4 and huatipg for torrel ; when the same
"rr(: w , iag
mi laieni laicpr, acizeu upon uut cir
- cumstancei aSTaxfurlfiri'fHlHT:
; world M Llnathan was cut out for a
doctor," she.knew,' for fee was forev
er digging frr yarb, and tasting'of all
. kinds of things that growd about the
lots. Thenanunhe had anateraflnve
, , for doctorstuff, for when she had left
the bilious pills nut for her man, all
nicely covered with maple sugar, just
ready to take, Nathan had come in,
ir.A s-. ;!'.- r I tlem, f.,r ' ic w:ill
it U they were noihlsi-, w!,,! Ithabod
(her l.u-W.d) C'iuIJ never r-t on
ojn without nuking litth k j-cntc
faces, that it was awful to look on."
This discovery t'cciJc'd the iiuttrr.
hlaathan, then about fifteen, was, much
like wild colt, caught and trimmed,
by dipping hit bushy locks, drcsiid
in t suit of homespun dyed in the tut
tr4 tcrnOl bark J furnished witli a New
TcitamcnV" and a Wtbueri SpcV
ling-book' and sent to school. A
the boy was by nature quite shrewd
enough, and had previously, at odd
the foyrrdition cf reading,
Iwrltin? and arithmetic, h was soon
c JL r aenooi ior nia icjrn
Ing. 'TltedelIg1itrd7"olhTr bad the
gratification of he'ar'mg from the lips
of the master, that her ion was a M pro.
digioui bov, and far above all his
class.1' lie alto thought that the
youth had a natural love for doctoring,
he bad known him frequently advise
the smaller children againtt eating too
much) and once or twice, when the
ignorant little things had persevered in
opposition to Elnatbao's advice, he rud
known her ton tdempty the school-baskets
with his own mouth, to prevent
the consequences.
MSoon after this comfortable decla
ration from his school matter, the Ltd
was removed la the house of the village
doctor, a gentleman whose early career
had not been unlike that of our hero,
where he was to be seen sometime wa
tering a horse, at others watering med
icincs, blue, yellow, nd red j then
again he might be noticed, lolling under
an apple tree, with Hiidimju'a hxiir
Grammar in his hand, and a corner ol
Dcuman's Midwifery itiiking out of
the pocket of his coat t fur hi instruc
tor held it absurd to tt ich his pupil
how to despatch a patitnt regularly
from thi wot Id, In fore he knew how
to briit? him into if.
"This kind of life continued for a
twelve month, wlitn he kuddcnlv ap
peared at meeling jn a long coat (and
well did it deserve the name !) .f black
homespun, with littTe tootet bound
with uncoloiirrd calf-tkin,for the want
of red morocco.
Soon after he wai seen shaving
with a doll razo ; and but three or four
montSs elapsed before aever.tl elderly
ladiearwere "observed hastening toward
the house of a poor wnmau in the vil
lage, while" other ivere running tonnd
fro,in-grtnt' pppirertt J3Ifrr"-' OtV
rr: two boys svere mnnnted bareback
on horses, and sent off at speed in va
rious direction. Scvcr.il indirect
auestions w'ere put concerning where
the physician was last observed; but
.ill would not do; and at length Klna
thau was seen issuing from his door,
with verv-grve- ir, preceded -4y
I'titlc white-headed bov, who, out ol
breath, was trotting before him. Tbr
following day the youth app ared in the
street, as the highway was c tiled, and
the neighborhood was astonished in
obser ing how much he had grown late
ly. The aame week he bought a new
rwzor and the succeeding Sond.ty he
entered the meeting-house with a red
silk handkerchief in his hand, and w ita
an extremely demur countenance.-
In the evening he called upon a yonng
U Oman 'bt- hi own tlass in Tifu, for
there were no others to be found, and
when he was left alone with the fair,
he ws called, for the first time in his
life. Doctor Todd, by her prudent mo
ther. The ice once broke in this man
ner, Elnath.m was greeted from every
mouth with his official appellation.
'Another year was passed under
the auperitcnderjtfiL.of th. me m-
refrduririrwhtch thtf'YeOYig physician:
1 1 1 ini tnc -ere cm jot tio j ng w ho inf) kj
ttocior'fcaitriotjgtrtheyregenetally
observed to travel different roads. At
the "e ncTof KH pc "r lod BrrTod Jat t a i n-
ed his legal majontv. He then took
t w
rines, and, as some intimated, to walk
the hospital we know not how the
latter might have been, but if true, he
soon walked through-it, for he return-
d .within a fortnight, bringing w ith
him a suspicious looking boi tkat
smelt strongly of brimstone. '
'The next Sunday he Was married ;
andJth'fpTlc
a one horse sleich with his bride, hav-
ip -Tj-eiorrlnm'tn Ponsrwe n a ve iottr
tlbhifwItFInmhe
made KousehbTd nhnenv a paper cover
ed trunk with a red umbrella Ltshcd
tdf it, a pair quiternew raddle bats,
and a bandbox. : .The next lotellicence
that hia friends received of the. bride
and bridegroom! was, that the "latter
was setded in the new counties, ttfid
well to-do as a doctor, ta Tcmplctdn
ia York state." , v
tAt'Cttx". uIntTcrtiw a i'rrr.ch.
mao l4 i!it!t-y smile, they gri i.thcy
ihrug up their ahouljers, they daote,
they cry lis! and Cicll but thry nev
er give themselves t0 l"itcrous
and unlimited laughter. Tley have
always reign upon their lungs and
their muscle ara drilled tu order.
Their mirth docs not Savonr of fleh
and blood, i do uot o.ean to contend
for that pampered laugji which grows
less and lci,in priypouni at it is Uh
fed (so gin given to children stops
their growth) but for a good broad
humorous Kngliih laugh, such as be
lceif so sv farei" or a fair. -Tba- QH
mans laugrt tomcttmrs, tne I icmminp
often.'the Irth alwaj s t the SpanUrdV
ficeirf ased: iftd thrSfotmanUii
thawed Intoi laugh) but a Frenchman
never laugh. They smile indetd. but
what thenf Tbeir'smile is like their
aoupe maigre, thin) their merriment
squeezrd and strained there it me
thing in it of the acid ol their saUUs,
something orthe 'pungency of jheir
sauces, but nothing substantial: it is
ntithrr solid nor cthcrhl -but a thing
between wind and water, nor of earth
nor heaven gd nr bad, but vlllan
ously indifferent, and not to be admit
ted as mirth." London Mofazine.
A pretty bird.-t Irishman who
had never fired a gun in his life, took
il into hit head to go a shooting. Il
was not l-ng bef re he saw a little
wood-pecker busily employed in per
forating a tall cherry tree. Pat crept
alyly up as far as he could w hhoutalarm
tr.g the bird, and after making two or
three circumbendibuses around the
tree, as the little feathered mi chat ic
pi-formed a similar revolution round
its trunk, he tho .ght h- had at. ljt a
good chance lor a shot ; so, huiii-g
both eyes fast, he blazed away. The
bird more sc .red than hurt by the at
tack, took to his wings, while Pat, sure
that he had brought down hi .me,
commenced searching for il auinc;M
the weeds at the root of the tree. As
he was thus cngag-d a frog started up
before him and began hopping ground
the tree. Pat in an exstacy ol y,y i.t
having found, aa he support t, the ob-
jret ot nis search, t seiz.-u poor
a
rroaler, and while he cved hit tanurri
jawt nnd freckled tktn with Somewhat
of .aaaiemcntr"- cxctiiTmen ArrdHtratd. world, aa louo- eDveloped in clrk-
now, but jure you were j pretty bird
before I thit ail thejtathert 'Jf ysu.
. SMOtXKiXOHiOVtJjlBER 6.
The f liowing dreadful event lately
cetrred in this neighborhood. '1 he
owficr of n lin y coitgt beit! out on
j chase, a beggrr, to all appe. r t ce old
and weak, entered il .it noon J.iv, aiui
jtked alms of the w mm v ho a;
lu-e with uulv her two vuuiiji..iLiLit
ren. The kin I hcartt d woman in iteb
him to rest h mself, while ahe cjots t
ret him something to eat and drink.
After the beggar had samfi. o! h'vhuti
ger he"tothe " n smalfliRTom SrTnTeTiT
of the woman, assumed a difT tent L.,-
Hti.ge, and w'nhn throtntng v ice tie
ma.nderi the mot cy, which he knew,
he said, her husband had in the house
1 he w retch rushing on her w ith a large
bread knife, to force her to acknowl
edge here it was deposited, she decla
red fiersenre1nyl'o gTv'e Kim what mo
ney she. had, and for this puqmse she
mounted a ladder leading to the loft
above. As soon as she h.-d mounted,
she drew, up the ldder. after her, so
that it was impossible for him to get at
her. Finding that she disregarded his
manaces, he seized her two children,
and swore he would either kill or maim
them, if frhedid not immediately cemt
dowranr deliver
tv-tc promised - -1 he woman re cnaaned
in thelbrt7nd s
through the thatch and call for help.
While ! she "was" ''thusremplbyedrilie
monster cut cfl" their ears at. il nttses,
41
nocents, scornfully proclaiming to the
motnertne murcjerhe had committed.
Fortunately, however, her cries were
beared by an officer who was passing
bv in an open carriage, who sent his
servant (while he remained, sitting in
the crriagej to inquire what was the
matter. The servant hastenedr tolhe
spot, but bir entering the cottage was
met bv the murderer, who plunged the
.nererr
surpris
ed' at Tiis delay, went himsdf to the
cottage, wheire, preceiving the horrid
scene, he attempted to stnp' the fiiehf
of the murderer, and with his 6abre
cut off all the fingers of his right handi
but, was not able tqf hinder him from
embracing the opportunity to estape ,
through the door as Jt stood open
The Women had, while all this was
p.u r..ais Ut wiy tWougH the
rouf, and run to the village, which was
at a pretty considerable distance, to
fetch assistance. Meantime the hus
band oo bis way home mtets the blood
stained murderer, whora'he recogniz
es as the beggsr who frequented that
part cf the Country. The hypocrite,
concealing hit fears under affected la
mentation, held upiJs mutilated runu,
saying, make hast! there is ia your
boute a murderer, who has killed your
children,-and Ukewite man who at
ti tripled t defend them, and from
whom I have narrowly escspeu in me
rfffytiMA . J-oii- aecH, The . tcrri ficd
countryman, while the atrocicKit villain
hastens ta eicapc, Hict, with his loaded
gtm to-hit hxndrtrthc-tottafr,ptr
eeives through the open door the on
cer and the bloody corpses of his chil
dren. takes him of course for the mur
derer. levels hi piece, and s'.ioots him
dead on the pot. The wife coming
up with the villager, hears the shot,
sees the oth er tall, otters a piercing
cry. exclaiming, ''you have killed our
deliverer not he, but the beggar is the
murdererlof our children. I he bus
band, whose whole frame is shaken by
the horror of the secne, and att ill more
by his own rash dctd, stands a few
moments petrified: and, motionless,
Nils back in a fit and expires.
A 'own in RiiMia, espita) of a pwernment
ot Uio tame name.
RELIGIOUS.
SrUileJ y.r tlw We$tr Canliitian.
Extract fio lr. Dwi(ht' sermon on the anii
ablenct of Chrnt.
44 No attribute which forn i, no ac
tion which becomes, the pcrlett cha
racter, is wanting in him. With all
.things in his hand ; with all excel
lence and enjoyment in his mind ; he
pitied ut, miserable worms of the cluit;
descended from heaven ; hecan.c ntan;
lived, and died, and rose again j that
we might live forever. With his own
will he prod ined, in the tidings ol
the test, the very thing which he ha
done and suffered, and the i'vfmitc bles-
i'.gi, whuh io this manner, he-has
purchased for mankind. ' There is
tiutv," he cries "rloru togodin the high-
j rt while there is, ptaee on earth and
I good wtll towardt men. In im ru-
ness, so log deformed by bin, so long
wasted by miserv j where giut, and
sorrow, and aoffriingi have spread dis
trrss without control, and mourning
without hop? ; where war asd oppres
sion have ravaged without, and re
morr.e and despair consumed within ;
hrre-Satah, has e salted hit ihmiu
above the ttars rf God, while its sottish
:n.liMt)s haebeut before him in rclf-i'-'-y
-wprjhip; in this ruiotd world,
where, since the apostney, veal good
was never found, and w here tidings of
!uch good were never proclaimed)
'Vtn here, I announce the tidings of
-xpntrd sin a pardtwing god ; a re
new ing spirit ; un opening heaven;
..nil a dawnine imniortantv. llrre
le;ice anew shall lift her olive branch
over mat. kind. Here salvation from
sin :md woe frhallanew be found : at.d
here (od bhall dwell, and reign, the
(jod of Gion."
" " Every messenger of good news
is, of course, desirable and lovelv in
the eyes of those, who are deeply in
terested ; and a part of that lustre, be
longing to the tidings themstlves, is
by a natural', association diffused a
round him, by whom they are borne ;
especially because he is regarded as
voluntarily announcing good to us, and
as rejoicing in our jov. How-don
o'usY'how1' lovelyVlhen dncV CTrist ap
ycr wncju. coming .waia au me mne
rent eplendour and beauty of his cha
racter, and th transcendant dignity
of his stadon, to pfoctai mlcTurndings
mnnitelv desirable, of good infinitely
aaarv and inbatuIv-grcaU-AIcta
him were wholly unnecessarv. Had
11 their millions been blotted out of
the kingdom of god ; they would not
even have left a blank in the; creation.
With a word he could have formed,
yf the stones cf the street, Other -mil
lions, wise'r, better, and happier; mnre
dutiful, and more desirable. How di-
fie
the tidings, which he brings of his 6wh
liivpwh? une xampled!lu5l nnrsTtla"
bours ""and aufferinps. without which
good tidings could never have reached
trs, and real good never been found in
this miserable world I How' divinely
amiable does he appear, when. not
withstanding the apostacy and tuilt of
the race ot Adam, he came, of his own
m m m ar w
accord, tA publish these. ridings of imi
mortal good to rebels and enemies if
and wltle procLinurg them, raJ
in tht hab'ttahle parti ef the n.rl 'i, tr.
found his r ui'i lU nr.t rf
men.
What, then, mut te tie guilt,
what the debarment, cf thoif, who
are regardless cf tht glorious declara
tions, botiila to the benevolent de
signs, and tnscnsible to the perfect
character, of this divine herald f How
blind, and deaf, and stupid, mutt they
be to all that is beautiful, engaging,
and lovely I How grovelling must be
their moral taste? How wortdcrul
their neglect of their own well-being t
How evidently it their ingratitude as
tWain-of wVbclkraftr -and their stub
bomnei at iquiiy and idolatry i Wer -these
tidiwgti to be prlaiowd U bU
itself j one can scircely fill to Imigiats
that all the malice, impiety and blaa
phemy, io that dreary w rid would be
suspended that fiends would cease to
tnflict with fiends j that sorrow would
dry the stream of never-ending tearsj .
thafrcm'lse would reverseand blunt,
hit tting that despair would lift tp.
his pale front with a. commencing; ,
imilct that the prisoners of wrath
then pritoneri hope would shake ,
their chains in transport J and that all
ihe gloomy caverns would echo to the
sounds of gratitude and J -y. in our
own world, once equally hapless, these
tiding are actually proclaimed. What
must be the spirit of those who re
fuse to hear V
WIU. be old, at tha Court !ioue la Woa :
rnton. on Monday, th 18th day of At
ipist oet, the lollowiiif traeu of Larwl, or ae
aitich tliereof as will be wifftcient to t:tfy tha -Uxct
due Diertoa, fur iLe jcart.ltciO aad 1821 ,
via : '
Motel Teare. 400 acre, on tba Water of
Ijnle ner, fica in for the year 1820 and ,
lbil, value- CJO dollar fur tbe former j tar, and r
iM t.,lut f r tht latter.
IUmimjh l un.er, 3W acres, on the water of
l.itile river, at 200 dullar-f for 1830 1 2u0acrea
on Jo. fur 1821, jriven ia at 200 doar. -
Joint Tunier, 2J0 a re, on the water of tatUe
rire r, at IM) dullurt tor 1820 1 and tha beir of
Julm Turner, UrcM. 40U am for lle year cf
1) mr on do. given in at 050 dollar. .
airvmnii bnnca acrea, jvjo; on ma va. .
ter
i ol ( Va ha, for the year lb.'U, value 150 dot-
i, aii.l iVr lB2f.2Micrti; rivlft ariWdolbrti
Urs,
Hully Crair. fur 1820, lvW acre, Kutfr on lh
waters of WiTaon' creek, given in at 200 dollars, '
Jmci L'n.nlirie.50acre. lviniron tha aatera
of John's rot r, giien in at 50 dollar.
Julm (IjUttbroofe, 96 acres, lying on Ue
ten of C'ata ba. nen in at 80 dolkr. .
tcn uf Gunpoutr, riven ia ataJO dollars.
200 acrca, lyinr on Drowninr creek, tba OVf
iter not anown, imI U lana ot murnea.
John Teaare, 100 acres. Irinroo liitla rv i
given in at 1U0 dollar. t -
John Johnston, Jnn. 150 acre, lyinf em tba
waters of Little river, gicn in at 200 dollar
Charles Daley. 100 acre, lyinr on the waters.
of Little river, given in at 100 diillar.
lames 1 earr, 70 a ores, l ing on JJlUa met
give u in at 7u duUara.-.- 1
Moici Juitiee, 150 acres, tying on the wateas
uf Little river, riven in at 200 dollar. .
l amia Rmrdoii, 100 acre, mnrontiitwa.
Wraul iatUiiguijimallwJdol'arJk.
Abraham Max field, 100 acre, lying on 8mokj
creek, given in at 27 dollars. '
Jacob mitb, 22 acre, h ing on tne waters of.
Ciinnowdir. riven in at 55 dollar.
Daniel Carr, 160 acres, given in for 1821, rji
ing- on little hrer, given in at 500 dollars. . 1
Kichaid ('. Clary, 250 acres for 1821, lying
on the water of Litile river, given In at 250eola
A'andiver 1 e aire, 150 acre, hinr on the wa"
t rs of Little river, given In at 300 dollar. ,
John PenncI, 240 cre, lying on the water ,
of Little river, given in at 4o0 dollars, for tae
) ear of 1821.
Alexander Moore, 76 acre, lying on the wa
tew of Gunpowder, for 1821, given in at 76 dola. '
' M'illiani llkkionj 40 acres, lying oh the '""
tcr of Little river, for 1821, given m at 80 dolsv
Jamti Clark, 96 acres, lying on Little river,
for the jear of 121, riven ia at 50 dollar. ; s
Thoniu Sargent, 291 acre, lyingon tb v&
ten of Catawba, for 1821, given in at250abla.
Alexander MaccalL 186 acres, lying on Jamsf ,
Mill creek, for 182L given in at 300 dollars.
Georre Shook, 160 acres, lvinr on Drowninjf
creek, for 1821 j given in at 150 dollars. -
Ephraim Shuford, 202 acres, ly ing on tba wa
tcr of Gunpowder, for 1821, given in at 201 J
aoiiarr.
" ' Jarnci CotlTrsi'lOO afresltvlritr 6h the
of Lcioa creek, for Iii21j-rrvrn in at 50'dolhr
.iuhe ItjdiIOOacresiJ
John's river, for JS21,.given in at 80 dollar;
Lli iith White. 400 acra. Kin? on John' rivet '
nd Mirfbtinvlbr lS2Trgiven"ti itl0()0'rlollx
iteuoen w lute, 50 acrea, lying on jonn nvcrs
for 1821,1 given in at 50 dollars. v ' v"; ' '.
A. SKPPAKTH, JUh t, ,nn-jp.
June 18, 1823. , t63.
l!VEDlf COUHTT. -
COrRT of Pleas and Quarter Seasion, May,
Seiiion, 1823 William Talla ft. Charle
I). Conner; Mntlnn tn take the deDOSltion of
Theophilu Fall. The plan tiff, by hi counsel
Thomai W, Wilson, came into court, and moved
far Inavr tn tstr th ilonncitinn of Tbeonliilus
FaHi to be read M'tckMjatnaause.i ani,
it annearinir to tlie aatisfnttion of this court toat .
the 'defendant Is not a resident of thi State, w '
'CarorifoWfbur' wescevaft"tt
oruyrea, inav TTtroucanon off inauc ii?vw - -
he may attend t the Cta-Hoijse tn wwrenceji
ville, in the county of Lawrence, in tbe State of
TenneMee. on the firtL second, and third day
of July next, and -arow croine the aid Tb
ofthdu Falla?Hihoe deposition wM then
tBere b taken, and will be offered tbe res
u evidence in this cause, upon' thia notice.-'
. Te, K. S1MONTUN. w - r
Price dr. Zl Tf. ' ' 4t63 r !
For fide t tLis Office.