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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

HoiU to giuc a harmless challenge.
The frequency OF dueIs within short
tiine, all OF " hich doubtless would have
had most bloody termination, bot for
some saving clause most ingeniously
introduced either into the challenge or
some subsequent part of the process
verbal, mas reminded us of story
which an old friend Used to tell Us, of
these matters IN Rhode Island.
General ----- and Judge ---- where
both members OF the Legislature, and
during one of its sessions at Provi
dence tue man OF war challenged him
of the law 20 mortal combat. The lat.
ter having paid no sort OF attention 10
il, was tnei the next day by the chai-
ienger in the lobby, when the follow
ing dialogue ensued; - Ges.ef AL Did
you receive my note yesterday Judge
Yes sir. Generai--weii sirf don't you
mean to attend it? Judge No, III
see you--hrst. General Let me tell
you, then, sic, you are coward and
paltr0on. Agreed, says the Judge; l
know that, and SO did you beforehand,
or you wouid'at have challenged me.
South CaTotra Spectator.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

Nicholas Tomlnson continued one Of the
most active defenders Of this Country, and was
employed IN Hsrmar's expedition in 1890, as
spy--at the defeat Of detachment of the army
under Colonel john Hardin, on the Auglalze,
tomIinson beng 10 advance, was literally shot
to pieces by an ambussade of more than 1000
Indians
lskcrIoS II will contain an account Of the
battle of the Bus Licks. which was too long
for this section
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26


UAct's IN q name. The Massa.
chuse'.1 people are singular race, in
respect to their fondness for changing
names. In one ofiheir late papers we
see an act of the legislature containing
nearly column Of names, which have
been exchanged by their owners for
noOre cuphonous, or more profitable.
We can understand why Jooieg-
'oaugh O'Shaughnessy should pre-
fer the softer nomination of dug ustus
Bellrale; and we concur in the pro
prieiy Of John Bropa taking the ad
di,ion of Tins, because the late Mr..
Tins bequeathed him sundry thou.
sands;h we cannotimagine any reason
why " W. III Blanchard" should ask for
a iaao 10 entitle him 10 the sonorus APP.
pellaton of "Henry Conyaam de
BoaeS;; Tor why" Enoch Morris should
be converted into" Wiiitam 4Hickle
field" or " Harriet Church Dodge
INTO Phebe DIM Blanchard Faulk
ne1';;" OF "Eg6ert French" into Hen
~ Kake Williams" The thing APP
pears 10 us very Iudicrous. II may
have meaning aud Use, no doubt,
though both utility aud sense are veil.
ed 10 mystery. Noah.
The venerable Dr. Holyoke in the
99th year OF his age, walked up to ihe
ballot. boxes at tie late election in Sa
lem, to deposit his vote for gov. lin
coin. Col. Timothy Pickering, who
is in his SD year, likewise attended
the polls. We Witnessed on Mondas
last at the polls in Morgan county, Mir
johnson, in bis 92d year, who ha,
WalksdDine miles to vote for Col. King.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-26

From Halfar.--We have received
Halifax papers to the s0fh ult. They
contain very little news. The Presi-
dents proclamation, closing our ports 70
British vasssls from the Colonial ports,
was published at Halifax on the soth-
No European news had been received
there later than that which had been re-
ceiyed by way of Boston. A Pamphlet
mas been published at Halifax, entitled
Dissertations upon Mr.. Clay's Letter to
MIR. Gallatin, ofNov. IL, comprising a
Peep into American Port Foiios End
Committee Rcoms-Bostoa Dolly .Adp:
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-16

Lord Falmouth have but one argument
MIR. Pelham there are seven of us.
Mr.. Pelham. My Lord Falmouth, you
came here TO ask kindness of me do permit
me, on the the contrary, to beg and supplicate
you to withdraw your present request, and ro-
ceive the faithful promise of my best service
on any and every future occasion. At present
1t is impossible to comply with your i.ordship's
wishes with real concern, l declare it to be
impossible and am disposed to fiatter my
self, that when your Lordship has reflected
cody upon the matter, you will not blame me
for adhering to my engagement to Lord Ash
burnham, which should most assuredly have
kept inviolable, if it had been made to your
LOrdship.
Lord Falmouth. Well, Mr. Pelham, since
there appears to be an impossibility of obtain
ing my request, | must acquesce but re-
member, Sir, again repeat to you, that by
God there are seven Of us.
Here the conversation ended but, in spite
of promises, disgrace, and impossibilities, his
Lordship's argument prcvailed.-He was ap-
pointed 10 the post, and continues to enjoy it
10 this hour.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-16

fault lies with himself and if he has profess
ional enemies, he has made them by his own
acts of ofindiscreton, and by attempting to thrust
himselfupon the public without its consent; and
by expressing a determination to look down
public opinion when he knows that public
opinion is against him. We have said thus
much without feeling any hostility towards Mr..
Pelby, and here we drop the subject.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14

SO full, as that with General jackson. The Major
politely declined to comply with my request and ad.
vised me to PROFOUND my question to the General
himself, as possessed full share ofhs confidence.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Lancaster, 9th August, 1927.
Messrs. Buchanan and Marley both
voted for General Jackson as President,
in the House of Representatives.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14
ST.. Louis, July 10.


Mihfary.-The military expedition, for the Upper
Mississippi, left this place on Sunday last 1t con-
ssts Of the whole of the Sixth Infantry, and six com
panes OF the First. The superior officers are, Brc-
vet, Brigader General Atkinson, Colonel Morgan,
and the Majors Retchum and Karney. 1t moved in
three steam boasts, with several kees in tow.
The promptitude of this movement is Justly and
universally appaude. and. whatever may be the III
terror military operations among the hostile Indians.
it is certain that there objects to be accomplish
ed, by the appearance and presence Of this force on
the Upper Mississippi which will fully justify the step
which General Atkinson has taken.
With respect to the causes of the late outrages on
the Upper Mississippi, we are glad to have it in our
power to say. that they have no foundation in any
| hing done by our citizens to these Indians. The
murder of the family at Prairie du Chen, the attack
on the boat in the Mississippi, and the hostile dem
onstratons at the Fever Mines are all unprovoked
agsresslons, without the senbance of to JUS
TIT, them. They grow out of the permanent spirit
hostility which peryades the principal part of the
lWinnebago tribe, and which has prevented them
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14

:. NoRFoLK, Aue s.-ihe US. ship North Caro-.
lana, OF "a guns, Com. JOHN RonGERs, came up
from Hampton Roads this afternoon, at low water, il.
beautiful STYLE and anchored at the first of the flood,
OH the mouth OF the Western Branch. Although
she hao an her armament on board she did not NEE.
with the slightest obstruction. had been detair
ed below several days from adverse winds.
Commodore PORTER was on visit at New Orleans
about 18th July, at which time the city continued
quite healthy, no case of yellow fever having occur
red the present season.
NavaA-The U. s. sloop of war Hornet, Capt
Ciaxton, arrived at Key West on the 25th Of July.
aud sailed next day Oh cruize.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14

PHnADELrH1A--lt is evident 10 the attentive OBJ
server that the commerce Of this city has increased
and increasing more rapidly the present year, than
Tor long time past The arrival and clearance OF
vessels. up 10 this date, are alone sufficient ind
caon of the fact. Real property has also generally
advanced. The coal trade of the Lehgh and Schuyl
kill has become of solid wealth, and swelis
every year to greater magnitude than the preceding
year The Union Canal may be expected to be III
full oneration in short time, when fresh impetus
will be given to the business of our city. Buildings
and improvements Of all kinds are going on to a
greater extent than usual. And. altogether, Phs-
delpha may be considered ina flourishing condition.
Phaadelphia paper.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14

ST. Thomas, July6.
according to official accounts Just received fror
Sogota. Bolivar has again been elected President
Colombia, BY so votes against "a. His resignation
Of course has not been accepted.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-05-19
EsgssEs GAELAN1e
e>ft.i,JAY ENI>!-~t., Ilh1 1

i hip Nol. Ia been ST. pcHl1d !jr = few msl':.s
l''lc ohcc, ii sc Editor ia &oir2 u, Wal d ln.-
p:o"c anl enlarge it but yail,us cons. !2ratpns
v'Gcu Il woul| b. 4-elrsq n name have prevented
Tie accomplishment, Of ,h.t object. Tie many
inquiries IF III, patrons have iniucc,! him % publish
tAc fourth voInm2 upon pan similar & Tic tl.e-
which already h;yc been issued with Tie under
standing, however, That the design IF Improvement
ard enlargement VIII not be entirely rci.unue'iel.
Although pcouna,r, profit las nat Been realized,
Yet the Editor i l'ttlled with TIE hc.ct that IFS
labor, have not been IL lala. " hen ts ~oll ca~r-
Henccl, there we've but two other publication~ Of
the Kind ~ the United Statesmen, there arc not
ly.s tlan THIS an indication Of al increased
loFc X; literature in our countr, Womcf and affords
hah degree Of pleasure 70 those who feel an IT,
tcrc>t IN the expansion OF Tie human mind Tie
"tArl,Sn" has t4un4 is way, not only into We
hamlet Of the humble, but INTO lie nan,on-i.ou>c
n tita n i, pages, ;h>ash Of lnpte,@ndine Cha
r.-,.., h-}eboon aa5erI} lsnsyd; ana Inans 4 mo-
r.- at4 lnis't, i.,fc 5@rn sroft '5l.t,, Aas
'->.', 7, X, r~tul@t !,o:..'.,'
l'Hil' go, r,a !, q tcr ;o.ose. liz 4ee,nn,-
c:as.e hta.ae compositions, .... I il be
VI ~@.-t iece d F1>.. 90 4, 2., ..A..evs.
n. .t., .h9'.. II. e'.44h # .ar.- cen~v
" ,ue ooreht.,i .4-..i'r ID l.a .,s Ara ,'u5,
.s y a-n.t himself ...a 4, .s- !.,-..!.', ..4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
IiikESHING GRAIN.

snftcient encouragement be obtained, the sub.
a sc,ber intends introducing one of lis iortabe IHresA
ing 'hcdtnes into this neghborhood, for the purpose OF
IhreslHi!s Gram. HIS terms Ave per brshel
Mr. VIM Couch OF Cooch's Bridge, Col Sewa!l ard Mr.
on the Subject j. W. CRAGG.
Farmers wishing TO have their grain threshed til.
above terms, will please leave t.er and
Of ~, nn~ Der OF bushels TO be threshold at HIM DoanQn$
hin Centre Road, the Office of The Wachuan The
information received WILDE to Mi Cagg
~ Ekton Monday the 29th MS, and should there be
sufficient encouragement 70 justly hscomns 70 this neigh
borhood, ~ viii attend to il in u few days after.
Win agoi, Oct 49, o. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
FERNS Of ADVERTISING.
lie Dqla,uure Fire Insurance CoDpanu

CORPORA TED BY the Legislature OF The siateo Of Della
i ware with capital Of one hundred tho, sand dollars.
HE pesleat and Direct - are now receiving app ca
tions Insurance, tier Office, No. II, Sh Stree t.
between Front and Second streets, against Loss BIZ Flre
evtt escipt OF Bud gsih generals erc.andi>e;
snip, ~ Port an their Cagoes Household Furnite,
aud ile p ,9a oporty ,-also against los damape
b. iai Talisi.ora alton u goods, wares merchandise. and
con Try produce.
Ferns u Insurance will he as favorable aty If tie
G3npatesa Me Cilies If Fhladtphl New Yok. TAR
ties assured, may epose te t,'iest confidence the
snpIi capital, aud Ma, all Losses III b. promptly
aditsta1t BY the company.
ttS Nlo3Dy AZ nj 70 survey property to be sntet
f5r own and yctny # New Castle, % laccot e. u.
,,e5, declined.
Lev II EVANS is Agent 2 survey proper',;o be n
cared for lie town and vicinity of Elkton
ioiS CLOAK Agent survey property to be Insured
ior l,e ipan and vicinity d smsraa.
lperh osrs Agent to survey property to be insured
for the town OF Wcs;-Ghesei ard vicinity.
Directors
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph t,ty, YIN Chandler,
Davil =. Wilson, Joseph tifubb,
nsepa Giipin, Robert Porter.
VA SEAL, President
y. RyayEs, Secretary,
Agrl 10. 1926. dS-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26

nm TIE CURE or
Lirer Complaints. Screfuia. Kings Euii.
.Wercuriaf Disfasp Ttmours, Putrid surp Throat,
keitel. Ulcers, Sc. Sc.
spartcuaris beneficial in Rhenmansns is effects be-
ing such as cninrleeti % remove ihe complaint.
III III lseases affections Of tile skin per.
haps there Y - medcie that has been more enienty
sn.cest IN the early stages Of GonSua1son it will be
t,nnd q eminent 1t affords cectai relief in
.Svpdti.tc ana .Wtrcuridi Diseases.
50. eta cases Of Jaundce have been radically remove d
by tie se of only a few bottles.
Dyspea, or Indigestion, taken away BY lis powerful
stes and where Children concerned is known 0
be sauary operative and for that PM pose kept BY fam.
n & he used IN he complaints ,ncidetl the Change
he SEASONS
now use; is carefully prepared tiom he orig nal Re
cPe BY JOHN A PARKER
Directions for using his Medcne and certificates f
rspectable persons who il has rucay cured of yario
eogtrmed diseases, accompan. each note.
This panacca has been highly recommended b, ma,
respectable physcaua, and Prefssers tie Umurst,p II
Pem,syunniu 1t has performed remarkable cures Aft.
all the eifo IS of experience aud skill have failed tim
~ of will prevent Cousupbi,us, carries If,
complaints that terminate in this fatal vide sprt a,hg DIS
IS well known fact, that more die With th.
than IT any other To which the human family are ex
unscd Indeed, II has spread 70 such alarming cxtcsi
md ~ ain IN is operation, when it has 90,
ascenlency that cannot be too careful in nppin il the
bud the diseases that generate IT.
II where Alercu,y has been pscd the effects 81
which remain the system il ali Invaluable me dcne
the constitution to its wonted yigor and sound
ness and completely eradcates he evils that attend n
many more bear testimony to its good effects in this
pa tcular.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
WILMINGTON, ncl. FRIDAY, oCloDER IS. 4s2-.

to be derived from The of this medicine will ha,e a
tendency 10 confirm the pnbc their good opinion IL
and also To convince HE ca OF the ru If til,
wonderful cures which have been effected BY it
$. E. Post Sept. g.
"Sprne Grove, Lancaster county.
Pa. August ~, 1927
RESPECTED SIR.
feel grea, pleasure in informing you Of the ncalculable
benefits have received from taking bottles of oot
Panacea which purchased when las, in Philadeph
very at times for several past entirely sub
sed and after the of the second, my cuue b. aud tile
splitting of blood, efectuay ceased and now il el my
III perfect health. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID MKARAHER.
Mr.. John A. Parker
Sid By appointmemJ yJ HARLAN. No. 135.
.uathpt STREET. seariy opposite the Toun Hail.
Wilmington. Del.
June g. 6I-p 6m
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Nulnbcr COO.
lONDlrIONo or IHr WATCHMAN.

tn. t.fns ,fe tlns- aho pay, during the month Of
T,ni.,v DC ,aly, six months 10 ativancefour UoH,S
v.ar rf,n u VIII, do not pay a,ovc, Fire UD2Gfs
,y,a h i,nllde II sib ciibrr wishes decline he
:, "a ,i$ Tie lit his l3tentpn before the first of
IN. u d cenber, all NY ali ,rreatases Without a
ca 5ltqs !. nilli oas, paper will be discon.
,,n,,s! xee n ,i.e option uft4e editors.
FERNS Of ADVERTISING.
Alscri4alnens n,i excefling twelve lines for term
,.,h,n ce nDn'hs 10 lrines for dollar, aud iwen-
" cent, every subsequent insertion longer pro.
plr.i,a Advertisers re4arsteto specify in writing
~ oI5 heir Advertisements ave to be inserted, they
MI s d 1AtifIc till forbid Letters the Editors, to in
sure attention INST be post paid.
ft1erlstns 6ytdeyear.
To Subscribers. To \ Subscribers
wear SIS, 90 year Sl3 o.
6 months 3 % months q 50
5 10 a, SO do S. co
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
FOR SALE.

vssEA of stock the Farmers Rank &c The State
II Delaware An, person DESTROYS Of purchasing will
lta-t uqute a this office
Dot -. QS-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
NOTICE.

4 TFHr tasty cnered Girl, 10 years old ~ m
'rsanls cooking aud al kind, u housrw ak 10 he
'sNns,1 Of ~ 10 wears, 10 respectable family il
tins STATE Ihqsire At this Office.
Srt Il iSs7. ee-'f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
DOWNENGTOWN
BO.4RDI.AsG SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

VsaiiE su1scu ers propose opening tie 27b If tht
IL SthMontt ncxi, BoARDING School to- Girls Down
ng town, Chesi,r Co4ht, In this Seminary will be
taught, the English and French languages-Writipg
Arithmetic, M.he cal Sciences Natural Philosophy,
Botany, Needle-w ork, Drawing, &c Price Of Boarding
and Tuition, Thirty Dollars per Quarter, pay able in adj
vance Washing thirty SIX cents per dozen.
Reading Books ssrt fer The use Of The students: Other
School is we'll furnishsd with Phospnhcal Apparatus.
JOSHUA iiOOpES,
JOSEPH G. STROBE.
7h Month 9TH, 1927 Si-t9tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26

Dr. Deans Rheumatic Pills.
= jresk sarply rs.s:sfl q. :ae isat.'q'aE 0Jes
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TO THE AFFLICTED !!
Vegetable Renovating Panacea.
nm TIE CURE or

Carefully PR pared from the orgsnal 4 AID
ted equal u any
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81 IEDDL BOOKS.

Biographies, Bibles, fes'amenis SiHes, C,phering and
Copy Bo.ks Writing and Letter Paper, Sc for sale = ,is
Office, at reduced prices
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COUGH DROPS,
or I.TIIIr SPECIFIC,

For the cure IF colds. coughs,
astimas md approaching con
snmptions.
TESTIMONIALS.
Lane aster county. SIS.
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tf,t ainni ii II las
Slu7l 81

Ne paid b as ]. Clark, Collector and Ove,seer,
allowed b the for labor The public
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Lirer Complaints screfuta. o. Kings Euil
.Wercuriaf Disfasp, famours, Putrid .svrp Throat
keitpl. Ulcers, Sc. &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30
LAWS OF THE u. STATES.

mo 23] AN ACT making appropriation for the pur.
chase OF Books for the Of the Library Of Congress
and for other purposes.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States of merca in Con.
gress assembled, That the sum Of three thousand
dollars be- and the same is hereby appropriated, out
OF any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro.
praied for the purchase of Books under the direc.
tlon the Joint Library Committee, for the use Of
the Library Of Congress.
Sec. 9. find be it further enacted, That the sum
OF iour hundred dollars be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated, out Of any money in the treasury, not
otherwise appropriated as compensationto to an As
slstant employed by the Librarian Of Congress du-
ring The present session.
JOHN w TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
NATH'L. MACON.
President of the Senate, pro tempore
Approved Cd March 1927.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30
Number 541.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

E1anuary or July six months in advance-Fou Doilars
ear From those who do not pay above Five Dollars
Fin be demanded. If subscriber wishes to decline, he
st notify the editors of his intention before the first Of
Lime or December, and pay all arrearages. Without
compance with these conditions paper will be dscon
fnued except at the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
than three months four times for dollar and wen
cents every subsequentnserton longer pro-
Horon Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how oog their advertisements be inserted or they
{l be continued till forbid Letters the Editors to in
kure attention must be post paid.
AdDerttsing 6ytheyear.
tTo Subscribers. To Subscribers
year Sl5 W year S18, 90
months Q, w months 9, so
8 do. q, SO 3do. 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30
md Friday, by albert & Henry Wilson.
WILMINGTON, Del FRIDAY, MARCH 80 1921

the same is hereby appropriated, for the purpose Of
completing the road from Coleran in Georgia, to
Tampa Bay, in the Territory Of Florida; end the
appropriations aforesaid shall be paid out OF any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. a. find be it farther enacted, That if any
part Of the above appropriations shall remain unex-
pended it shall be appropriated to opening the COM
munica,ion between Moschetto or Halifax and In
dian rivers in the line Of communication to Cape
Florida, described in the report of the Engineer
appointed in pursuance Of an Of Congress, of the
twen'y-eighth day of February, one thousand eigh,
hundred and twenty-four, authorizing the survey of
miliiary road from St. Augustine to Cape Florida.
Approved I'd March, 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30

mo "a AN ACT to al'erhe time of holding the District
Cor' of the United States for the Southern District Of
Alabama, and for other purposes
Be itenactea by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiUes Of the United States of .anerica in Con-
sress assembled. That the Distric, Court of the
United States, for the Southern District Of Alabama
shall be holden in the city of Mobile, on the second
MONDAY 10 December instead Of Tie second Monday
in October and in addition to the term now directed
by Law to be holden on the FIRST Monday in May in
each and every year, and shall continue 80 long as
business may require.
Sec 9. ind be it further enacted. That the re-
cords and papers belonging to the Distric. Court
heretofore holden at the town Of Cahawba, in the
Southern District Of Alabama, except such as may
be necessary in any criminal prosecution pending
II the said Court, shall be transferred To, and be-
trict Court holden at Mobile. and all causes of ci.
vii nature pending in the District Court heretofore
holden at the said town Of Cahawba shall be trans
isrred to the District Court holden iB the city of
Mobile, and snail have day therein and be proceed
ed in to final judgment aud execution, in the
manner as II the said causes had originated in the
said Court holden At Mobile; and it shall be lawful
for the said iss, mentioned Gaur to issue execution
upon Judgment aer=tofore rendered in the Dis.
Efics yCourt hoder q Cshawha which said iudg-
ment shall not have been satisfied snd to issue wrs
of scire aciGs for the purpose Of re,vng any Judg
nent heretofore rendered by The District Court
holden at Cahawba, and to issue all other writs or
process which may Be necessary. according TO the
course OF judicial proceedings.
Sec. and be it further enacted. That all caus
es of criminal nature now pending in the District
Court holden at Cahawba, shall be proceeded in by
the said Court TO hnsl judgment, and to execution
Of .uch judgment or senteace as may be rendered
by the said Court, in the said causes; and that
Immediately thereafter, the records and papers in
the said causes shall be transferred to, and become
part Of the records and papers OF the District
Court holden al Mobile.
Approved, I'd March, 1897