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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-18
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. DR.
M'Dowell, Mr.. JONATHAN HARRIsoN LAMBDIN,
Bookseller, of Pittsburgh, (Pen) to Miss RACHEL
WILBUR, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Wilbur. Of this
place
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-18
SheriH's Sales.

In Chancery Of Nezv- Jersey.
WILLIAM SHoTwELL,)
Us. Fl. Ia.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-05-18

Important Decision.-The Supreme
Court of this State yesterday decided, in
the case Of Mather & Strong, vs.. Ira Bush,
that discharges under the InsoIvent Law
where the debts were contracted subse-
quent to the passage Of the law, are good
Ia this case the debt was contracted in
l8l6-the insolvent failed soon after, and
was discharged in 1917 under the law OF
1918. 1t was case of attachment. The
court set aside the execution in this and
numerous other cases.
A case was argued as to debts con.
tracted prior to the law Of 1911 !, but the
court did not think proper to decide upon
it, without more mature deliberation.
N. Y. Gaz.
CoNGREss.-The National Intelligen.
Ger says, =" An attempt is making to pro-
duce an impression on the public mind, Of
an intention to convene Congress at day
earlier than that established by the Con.
stitution. 1t may prevent misapprehen.
sion to state, that, from all we can learn,
there is no foundation whatever for such
rumor. The common superstition of a
deficiency in the revenue is entirely I'M
founded, the receipts having equalIed, il
not exceeded, expectation. There is at
present not even a plausible ground for
anticipating Congress. The propagation
of such rumors, as have tendency unne.
cessarily to agitate the public mind, has
an injurious effect at least, if not mis-
chievous object"
Swindler.-The New-B Brunswick Times
says, i" A man calling himself Bernard
M'Dowell, an 1rishman by birth, called
on the editor Of this paper, few weeks
since, for the purpose of having bills, ad.
vertisiDg the Dying business, printed. He
hired house in this city, and met with
great encouragement 10 business. After
having obtained clothing, consisting o.
coats, pantaloons, Canton grapes, silks
&c. it is supposed to the amount OF severa
hundred dollars, he absconded with then
on Sunday the 25th uIt. in the steam
boat for New-York. Said Mcdowell il
about feet or 0 inches high, OF delicat,
person, red or sandy hair, and shril
effeminate voice, and very laxative. T,
guard others against this swindler, and
possible to detect and bring him to exem
plary punishment, this statement is made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
Valuable PlOperfv for SIC

Hh ooboChiBER proposes To sell the TRACT o +
n ying III the county of Buckingham on WHICH
nc iesuea, Two miles. from New Canton and lanes
svI' ana IN the neighborhood al ma uiacturpv
nuns containing about 500 acres, which u are ma
w"ous, me general Character which Is good tb,e,,
ahn wh'ie the open land produces COED crops OF eri
anu Wn.e Clover This land is imterses,ed by creek
much Das on borders 90 20 acres OF yer, .r,iJ,
mai ground The mproven enis aie extensive ana f
Gus calculated for be Of large family
ahuNe secuIenent OF large crops This prourrty viil
neso'u privately, for which ird OF The uurctss.
money VIII be required the delivery OF possessn
anu uhe remainder ~ two equai annlai eayHenis
NoJoihhg inc above is traet ct 2I6 actrs- e wood
Anu oil "hlch VIII produce fine tobacco The Inuroye
nehs are toierabie Dwelling house her bouses ana
good .chaIds. sMrri, ~ s'o
Mach 90 -, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

I, neral cum,om in this regard within your
Dsnlaie, and. as lar as depends upon you, to
c seavor 10 have the articles invoiveu at their
II e value, so that 10 Discount may appear
III reon, except what may be made aud allow
eu IN the payment made tor the same within
til, terms VI ,hc SAID section.
5th. You are requested TO cause the discount
allow cd apou such invoices as may be verified
before YOU TO he catered npou each inv oice,
ma not upon thc Summary or iecapitulatiun
II several IN, Oices, as Is sometimes practtsed.
The continuation OF that practice may pe pro-
duttNe OF incon, enience 10 the parties. ANA is
al ali tunes calculated 10 excite suspicious Of
| unfair dealing.
6ti. You are lastly requested 10 furnish this
Department with semi aunnai statements OF
the ariici,s, the s,owth or manufacture OF the
United States. Which are entered in The ports
| within your Consulate, and The foreign me,-
ci,a"di1e winch ~ shipped thereirOm TO the
thiied States IN American vessels showing,
as nearly AS practicable, the comparative va
lne ct the EXPORTS and imports. Conecturai
estimates oil The foreign shipping employed Ia
the sdlie trade, aud of the value of the imports
aud exports laden on board such vessels, will
ue acceptable.
The introduction of useful plants, not befure
cuiiiNatSu, OF of Sucn as are of superior quail.
I, To those which have been previously intro
dnced, is an object OF great Importance TO
every civilized state, bat more particularly 10
one recently organized, III which the improve
ncnts OF every Kind nave not to contend W It'll
| ancient IA u deep rooted prciadices. The in.
trodncion of such inventions, the results of
the LABOR and science OF other nations, is still
more Important, especially To the u. States,
whose institutions secure TO the Importer no
exclusive ADVANTAGE from their intIoduciion
Your attention Is respectfully solicited 10
these important subjects.
The Collectors OF the different ports of the
u. states viii cheerfally CO operate with You
II Misunderstanding aud beneficent undertaking,
ana become the distributors OF the collec tons
OF plants and seeds which may be consigned
ny you TO their care. Ii will greatly facilitate
tis distribution If The articles shall be sent
directly TO those sections ofthe Union where
the so.' aud clialate are adapted 10 their cul-
ture.
Atpresent, no expense can be authorized.
III relation to these objects. Should the result
OF these suggestions answer my expectations
,tis possible that the attention of the national
Legislature may be attracted TO the subject,
aiid that some prov ION may he made, especi.
ally IN relation tn useful Inventions
have the ruior TO be very respectfully sir,
yOnr obedient servant
WAI III CRAWEOpn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

Lines hastily emitted upon seeing Mr. Wood touch oil
NkehSss, as nsust, IA The twInaitu. OF an eSe.
baltimore ftlcgaph.
TO the GENTS OF PAINTING.
Young wan,on Of o1r snnn.est dreainIngi
Dear child OF heavenl
with lighted eve, and ioase hair streaming
i.tke meteois o'et the hto~ Vf even
Who comett strangely inn,
Aud stttest uu the air,
with pencil dripping s.kt, ard eve
tntsh. ou natures inAgeH,
To each Nor hes;est-!oyriest bCaniug.
" stay thy fairy uinic.r,--
suspend thy liie.enkiitins power
one moment wantcnl White NV
10 shsw Thee to the world, as
Have seen tbee IN niy lonely hour
q grant my prayer
Suspend Thy hand awhile
Thy wonGrous hand land smile
Bind mp ,hy streaming hair,
That may catch thee, child of heaven
ana SHOW ibte as 10 the thOnitt given.
See ye--tis tbere,l-how bIithsomely Il goes,
Win every feather Trembling i-round IL nows
Az AR span mantle, co oied with The rose.
rhat is the geniusi seel
How g'uTiuTsiy wild aud freel
How carei-ssiv It ueids the an,
Collecting sues aud snnbeams Ibere
ARd freely tlrowiu', all about
Tie canvas that's ,r;ore him,
This sunshine OF the rising hta,t:
Nav paaSins dwelling touching our
The secret meaning Of each pat
y, who would NOT adore him.
IT'S done-.he wash assumes Torn
lIks itls, peepng through The stutm--
The lightning ihat he caught b,l huw
From yuHder cloud beneath brow
OF htvciinsss apd roruery
Is flashing last aud k,diy.
i've seen they !--yuu know that face?
The yognR cOqnelte ALI gh, and grace
lis She, indeed-and NOW The tint
The very tint
That oil bis nre.t;pped pencil dwclt--
A fose-bud's heart that seenIed 10 B.elt-
ia cEJnged ntn lip and now lie dew
sat he Had stolen f. nm flower
fst weeping freshly from The shower
Is sprinhled Ger it's PUPPY red -
Hy cOnscenceI what a clace Pan led
This painting, sure the devils INF!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

ne house OF Co" Bullock, occupied Inv the srhSc1i
Der, near the Washington Tavern Is stili cunt,ny,
as BOARDING HoUSE....A few boarders can he
oe'eualed by The qnareT-aiso eight or Ten by The
ra, o. lhe hosse "ill be appropriated Tor gen.
p'easauy situated out OF the and bu o., re
@1 Every eAeroh VIII be made to give Subtraction
."".ea oH. lUo .Wlw LEMIS BUkMIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

IGOR SkLE-A Tract " Laaa lying IN the cgnnI, ~
4 Coco hand, go EeaVefdau creek, containing lats
acres, ADJOINING tie courthouse tract aud as ~ ginay
paft thereof This at,d lies we'll The soil god and
mere Us great abundance 90 coed oak timber on -
stnauon 81 the land Is healthy. ia purchaser chnoss
MOI % purchase the whole tftc be can be atconnada
ied wththtet iur. Or ave hundred acres immediately
adjoining The courthouse tfacto % can De- had "a tie
1rpef cndOt BE tract adjoiniug VIZ. Archer TaYue
lac ihno VIII hc shewnl} rpsrif living adiunisc. 90
~ ~. amos, tViiig an q aud the payments viii he
hAav rasi o." ihe vntchasrr- its iard b. really orb
e attention % those isl.ag yossrss vanarie veal
'tete. AptD =" " 81, NislfN.
o0yeh,l 81, ssPt. a.. ...stf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

No'iet.- In pnrsnance of decree OF ihe- nor
-, ""'t o. ohahceiy for the Rclrinond district nro
th., . on me iSih day february, 1873 in a ease
,enn depending between Hil. plain,in and tb, sx
49, ~ HeNander irent sen. dec. and other n.
ii' oe sold by tie subscriber, at S o'cork a.,
rrtaag ahe 3oih ip,it next, The premises mn
80 f' 10 The highest bidder. cash. il,tce half
av.rt yhg IN Tie town of Manciesier and aistl.
80. SAMIirI ~ " " -, -. ~" -, aud No,
~ ~ ,e anoVe day he not fair the sale viii be
on Tue nfst far day thereafter.
--"en -. lO2..u6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
LEGISLATURES OF LOWER CANADA

".
Philip Pune!, Esq. Menb~r OF tins House,
rose la his place, aud informed the House that
Joseph Leyassemr Borgia, Esq. one of the
members representing the county OF Cora
wallis, had grieyousiy insulted Samuel sher-
wood Esp. one vi the members of this House,
making use OF the expressions following
respecting HIN, clear, clear the salieriI . we
VIII admit The people again when tnat fellow
speaks" that the sdid J J.. Borsia alSv ap pied
To the same member The words " Toad" aud
moment afterwards le said " tier. is no
need OF simpletons here" that the s.,,L }. L.
Borgia, booking at the said Mr.. Sherwood,
made threatening grimaceS at hiui and then
crosse. the noor, showing the SAID Samuel
Sherwood his hst, aud went aud sat down
beside him: that the said ). Sherw uOd calling
on the Honse To protect him, Withdrew from
ms place and took his seat Oh another bench (;
that the said Joseph l.. Borgia followed him
ihi,her with threatening gestures /; that The
said >. Sherwood again Withdrew and crossed
the floor, aud that the saidJ j. l.. Bor.ia again
followed him.
Ii was moved that Joseph L. Boryia hath
by his conduct th il evening, been guilty OF
contempt of this House and a breach of the
privileges thereof, aud resolved accordingly.
ordered, That the said Joseph l.. Borgia,
Esq. he for the same offence, taken into the
custody of the SERGEANT AT Arms attending this
House. or one OF hi, deputies aud thai the
Speaker do issue his warrant accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
WIN. IL. CRAWFORD.


Extract Of Il letter from Lerisburg, Penn. dated
Wdrch 20. 1919.
A@reeabIy TO thy request, will now fur
iilsh NEE win statement Of facts relative
to my patient, whose case | mentioned when
last had the pleasure ut seeing thee
Elizabeth Censor, aged "a wears, was born
WIN cataracts in both eyes; in early child Z.
hood she could see little but never well
enough TO AVOID running against objects, that
were not OF very light color as SHE advan
ced III years, esense Of vision gradually di.
m.nlshea, and at length she became totally
bind.
Being very beauiifrf young woman. and
OF most interesting manners, she was addres.
sea by decent young mechanic, who mar.
RED her. About year afterwards she became
mother. On occasion of the illness of he l.
hiant, l had an opportunity of seeing the
mother for the first time. Upon examining
ier eyes. recommended AN operation to
which She cheertuliy consented and on the
Zoth December last, her left eye was success
luiiy operated on No pain OF inflammation
succeeded, and about 3 days afterwards, |
removed the dressings, and permitted her
limited enjoyment OF The blessings of vision
iier raptures Ware understandable. Her newly
acquired sehse was, however, from want of
habit, OF very little service 10 her for several
uays-She was unable to estimate the disjan.
ces OF ollects-and was perpeIually in fear of
running against evecy thing she saw On the
tdy oil removing the bandage for the first time
requested her 10 designate her husband
who, with several Others was present; this
she was enabled to do by hearing him breathe
or by soipe slight noise that he made
On the 9th Feb. last, performed the OPP.
Grafton on her right eve /: nv success I'm this
case WAS nstantaueous-tie cataract was re-
moved '1hofe ogt OF the axis of vision while
That III the left eye beins soft, was only brok Ell
up aud !aceraied by Tie instrument, and dis
solved by Tie aqueous hnmour. No pain or
Inflammation followed the last operation, and
sue is now visiting aud receiving visits Of her
friends. She can see without glasses 10 thread
needle and so Son as she gets "a pair of
sn'iab'e spectacles, she intends learning TO
read a,ui write.
II this woman, when totally blind, was an
object OF love, wha, must her value be now in
The esiimatiom OF her husband! am very
happy to nave itlnmy pOwer to say her husband
seems iniiy sensible OF The value ot his wife,
aud very worthy of her affection.
Thy sincere friend, -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
One Hundred DoIlars Rewa,d


OR securing in any Jail ia the state Of Virginia. the
IL four following negro men
JOHN-Latey the property Of WIN. Long, aud living
he last year in LyncbbuTg, being well known in that
place
sAmPsoN-A thick, stout fellow, with bis right ear
injured.
OSBORNE--h tail slim negro. with bemsh IN bis
right eye, lately the property Of r. Taylor Of Richmond
where they have wives aud will likely go.
JOHN-A common fellow, Rarely belonging to Mr.
LeWis's estate Of Gloucester where he has wifelle
has Virginia cloth great coat, with iappelAs they
stole blue sHTtout the night ties away. is am
ceugn how they may be clOthed.-ihe last three leh
me 5hhe night OF 3ist OF January, about miles frot
fincastle the FIRST ~ INTERCHANGEABLE above reward
viii be paid Tor securing them TreHfV Fype Dofiars
ter either, 10y n. L. PENN. Tor James Penn ir.
Near ihei-f BEDFORD co. Ware .0. tO2..n
IL persons who haze claims against the estate ~
~ JOSEPH GAIiF0O. dec. are desred 10 make
them known 10 without deay-ttatf found correct
they mas be speedily dischat those ndrhtedt
The estate soii' red pay What they Owe sinh g..
little DELAY coaveuirntt be. as dcsiess ~
paying The aileearIss % "nr fesiof exptdI
ueusly a. pOsstb e. iOttN EttuANb.
FtItk .. ttttN MAR,
EtscsleiSy soseFa 64it,4s, ssc.
August 40. So III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

ViiCE is hereby siventbat the cells IN the un,Itc
hospita III The city OF Williamsburg apptopr,aIrd
M haie patents, are all occupied, and thai nn race
mare patients will be received into The said dbsn;,
uniii some ofthe said cells are vacant--due ,o, 20
which will he given. ~ ot'ee "
Byorier ytne Court Of Directors,
, LEO. HENLEY, C. en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
STEAM CARRIAGES.

sEhm CANNlA6ES.
We have heretofore noticed a petition presented by
Mr.. Jena. Mason IN the House Of Representatives d,.
ring the late session 81 Congress from Be Dearborn
OF Boston, which read aud referred 10 the Conu.
tee On Commeice and Manufactures. Some curiosity
having been expressed to the this petit.
ton, we have obtained copy Oft Tor publication.
To the Hon. the Senate aud House Of Representa-
tires, IN Congress assembled.
The memorial OF Benjamin Dearborn of Boston, res
pectfIlly fenresents:
That he has devised in theory mode of propens
wheel carriages, in probably unknown IN auy
conn,ry-and has perfectly satisfied his own mind OF
The practcabiIty OF conveying mails and passengers
with such CELEBRITY as has before been accomplish
highway.
For obtaining these results, he relies on carriages
propelled by steam, level rail roads, and conlen.
plates that they I've furnished with accomnoda for
passengers 10 take their meals and their during tie
passage as In packets that they be sufficiently high for
persons TO walk IN without STOPPING, aud capacious
as I" accommodate twenty, thirty, or more passengers
With their baggage.
The inequalities of the earth's surface will reouire
levels Of various elevations in The rail and ,our
nemorialist has devised which he believes will
be completely effectua for lifting carriage by the
inherent power Of its machinery, from one level to
anoiher as also for the passage OF carriages by each
"ber on the same road, ana he feels confident that
whenever such an establishing shall be advanced to
Its most improved state, the carriage will with
rapidly al least equal to mile in three minutes
Protection # ON the attack of ssaans win be insur
ed, not only by the celebrity of the movement but by
weapons Of defence belonging to the carriage aud al
ways kept ready IA it, to he welded by number of
passengers constantly travelling in this SPACIOUS yeb
Gle, where they would have liberty stand erect and
TO exercise their arms in their defence.
The practcability Of running carriages on the
common road was long since advocated in publication
by that Ingenious and useful citizen, oliver EVANS
your mehoralist therefore does not the merit
"f originating the idea of Steam carriages but only of
modifying the system in snCh manner as to produce
the results here stated which could not be effected on
d common road.
Relying upoH the candor of the National Councils
this memo ia is laid before them with desire thai in.
genious and scientific artists in the different sections of
country may he consulted by direction Of Congress-
on the probability OF accomplishing the purposes here
anticipated * hdt an experiment be made sanctioned
by their favorable opnionsior, il design can be
put into successful operation by the government great
revenue would eventually be derived from the estabsb
mept besides the advantages before enumerated.
Respectfully Submitted ny
BENJAMIN DEARBORN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

latter part OF The 9Th hook OF the COLUMBIAN.
L recommend the reading OF thar. The poe
Try OF The Intelligent, aiaiablc, aud pathetic
Barioic, rs we'll worth reading, 1 think; but,
perhaps have 40 taste. u.
lNai. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

70 ne Edtor Of tie trenton True dncrican
Sik-fon Will probably anuse sotne OF yeur readers
By inserting the following concise plan Of
4 pERPEyy1 Ar 1TJsv.ct-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

me Editors Of the L,nchhurg Press. Winchester
it,is reeishuIg lnteiiigenctr aud Norfolk
tll NE nrSt bcnd0y iH Nay and forward ,ie,r Is.
March 10. ~ '' PaSneut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

40 Negroes at Auctio, For On,

40 Negroes at AUCTION. For Cash.
A 7 PriHce Edward April court viz on Uoadoy RE
"A l0thV april, will be sold at public auction for
ready money, 10 likely negroes consisting mostly of
young women. bows ahdgirs. They will be sold in fam
iiies, separately may suit purchasers who want
them FOL their own use-but in families only to those
who buy to sell again. Among them is a good car penter
about IS years oidalso, most valuable young fellow
abon 30 years old, coed cook gardener * crop hand
The whole OF them are uncOninony likely healthy aud
OF good character.
The sale will commence at ~ O'Clock in front of the
Tavern. Notes of the U. s. Bank (Tichnond Brancb)
aud of the ViTgina anh Farmers Bank only will he
taken in payment. :. By order Of tie proprietor.
March u. 99..tds THOMAS TAYLOR.
SLAVES FOR CASH.-Will &c added to the sale of
~ negroes at FriuCs Edward Courthouse, JT0lddy
me 9h day Of neat month, (-5pyiL) IS or is other
likely SLAVES, on the same terms, viz cash.
March 10. lO5..tds HERON, SlNToN & CO.
ri oticE.-By virtue ola deed of trust executed To
us. hearing date the S,h day of March, 1919. by
John Bu-anall and Richard iaz,ewood for certain pur
poses therein mentioned, aud recorded county
court Of MeskienburgWe shall proceed sell on the
premises, the tract of LAND wheTeou the said John
Bncknal now resides, ,he i2th day Of 5prit near
Tor cash containing by late survey $40 acres lying in
Tue county OF MecklenbuIg aud state OF Virginia. nne
dately on the main road leading from the House 10
flarksvi!le, aud IL miles from the latter place.
JOHN S5aSi nR6 sMT"N' Trustees.
March 26. los ids
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city Of .rashinston. FEB. i II. isio. nSASfoNS

Pecatotions the origin If tie Signs or Characters
dressed 10 dr. Sa@et l.. Ssc,M T bg cIarles
Cassidy, Esq. If Nashville, Feb. 10, 1919.
DEAR SiK-Some days since, in pernsing an interest
ing nuHiber of periodical work entitled The Ana
iectc Magazine" had the pleasure observe com
nunicaioD by John Disney, Esq. from the Journal OF
Science, &c Gu the subject of the original formation
OF The Arabic digits Numerals as dsIingu shed from
the Roman numerals. which well known to he let
fers The ingenious author of that production has u
qnesiioDaby been satisfactory only IN deriving o
arifhmeticdi figures from the Arabs but think he
has succeeded IN developing the original formation of
all OF mem ~ use among us, excepting the figures aud
O. which he himself expresses it, are left for soiue
more fortunate conjectnrer
Iake the liberty of suggesting fer your
mat the original formation Of the figure may have
been effected on the principle laid down by the writer
hmself, viz that the number OF the pen
IN drawing IT originally the number OF which the
figure WAS The sigI. That the originally sasare
there eau be but little doub-and that the was i'm the
Tst instance two squares one nding the other
will probably not be contested those who have stu
died auentiveIy the ESSAY to which I alluded Vow
either by doubling the sides Of a single SQUARE which
was The ori2inal4 by Incorporating the eight sides
OF two squares. which originally constituted The YOU
nave nguTe with eight sides, which, tsgelher with
t0H makes nine movements of the pen and | think
we may venture to consider il probable that The figure
has become circle with appeBdant line in conse-
quence of the greater facility with which il can be
made can do nothing with Tie dgnre7 which has
inyarlahly ioed ne in every attempt to develop its
original formation. we have nothing new al present
worthy Of detailing, or ofyour attention., in this new
world.
With unfegaed respect and friendship am, sir your
oneNient servant, cHARLES CASSIDY.
Dr. Samnet Il. Mitchitt, Neto York.
~ am not mistaken IN my recOlections on This
subject, Tie 1rd6ia,SS 10 This kay make ase of the
figures IN their nnlaeric0k nTe
in ase among ourselves. d0d ehigk aufhajify for
tkts assertion may he foaNd la Cdpt RiEegs naTra.
tire.
BREACH OF MARRIAGE CONTRACT
In the Superior Court Of Gates county was decided
the case of Margaret UNkiams VS.. Peter Biand, for
breach Of marriage contract. The plaintiff wbo was
member, having beem seduced by lie defendant,
preacher OF certain religions society, under pro
mise of marriage brought this action TO recover DANA
ges for the INJURY she had sustained. From the evil
, dence The Jury, after few moments consultation
/ brought in verdict for s 1909 damages being one
bait Of the supposed value Of the defendants estate
| EdeHtOD Ga=eHe.