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tanee, what he thought would be the result of the trial-he replicd-"well, I'll tell you pfesaclg-The Feliciter will have to send for the Cashier of the Bank-da q So be the Cashiter don't re- tend court, the feiter will come clear. But cf the Fei1citer sends for the Cashs- ter, and the Cashier reteHds, he'll be condemned, without any eonsputc suhat. sltnlerer.n

 lhis must have been twin brother of the officer who went to make a levy, which he executed with the following sofemnlties. Laying his execution very formally on a saddle, says ie-ssSad- dle, l leuel on you, an tAe nome of he State"-"Bridle, lepet on gou. in the name of Me State.p Then approach ing pair of martingales, the name of which he did not know-says he: "Lit. tie .torhed paece.ef leather, lerel on you. i1e fhe name of the State tf" "Oh! yes.. Ohl yes! Oh! yes! saddle, blldle, and hfle forhed piece of feather, now i,,aos you upon the Execution, and summon you to be and appear at my sale ground, on Saturday the 10th of this present month, 10 be erecuted according to law. Herein fail not, or you'll be proceeded against for contempt of the constable 2"

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