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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-06-01
THE LAST CALI!

IL Il IL n > l. ~ "A L. L. :.
E9ACH and every individual indebted the ato firm of
- Akin & w ard hereby notified that their aid
NON in the hands of .H4GiSIR.4 IES for
collection and if they paid before first day
of June suit will be commenced all paid that
time Open also be closed by note
previous the said first day of June, else suit will be
menced them likewise. 1t is hoped this cali will be
tended and thus the unpleasant task of
DANIEL WARD.
May 4th, 1889. l1-5
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To the Creditors of II. l.. Akin:

TENHE Trustees of ii. l.. Akin, inform al
interested, that they must their claims
in a short time; anxious to close the business
We will attend each Saturday, until 1t be-
comes close final settlement. Prompt
attention NAV save money! CALEB S1EARON,
Feb g. 1899 SAMUEL FLEMING.
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1tABINET FURNITURE.-stephe Duncan, has
= hnlshed and in his ware-room general assort-
Cabinet Ware consisting of Bureaus side, dining,
and breakfast Tables plain AID fancy Work and Candle
S,ands Bedseads, of all patterns and sizes. mad IF
tho best materials, and by first worknen. Per-"
ing purchase, will please call and examine his envoy
articles in his line made ORDER tho shortest nodspO
motor--- I,~fins made and funerals Axn.ss
wisa rronptness.
Richmond, Feb 9, 1899. e III
and
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoNEi.

VTNHE nj this article after nros.ars-s sn3
EXPENSE sessAreh. believe tzy hsx~ s,.s 81 f,es
the vegetable ~ and certain sfzssa,s sar
omel; at least
upon the huma stem ssss4 all saastaasss
productive OF consequence
Tbs action a. medicine aaon ts.ioa Il mi.
verssl iudsenes In
however, upoa e as Of secetsos snd eseseos that
power is aEsrIiaE4y manifested ffog this, Ia
De TO have ect eaeet apoa tas eiay organ.
% pecuariy the Ervers, aaA
, us diseases, wh.en sepialsy eoasassion q ne
Ii il admisitfe - All casss, where Ii \.
cleanse the sselae anA bowels h removes aoss.s
and excies eek aud healthy action liver and ON
er gianduar seAe W sa- sbdomea- Being disass dc In
its operation, II egoeacss saen shs g~s.rs, a.
the surface OF the body, accompanied -nt- e.,ir.,s
l, does not exhaust like drnsc purges sun re .r.n
more UNIVERSAL ard be ofsn tad not n~y
with SAFETY but WITH benefit This secoa~s as.,.
SADLY necessary OF long ssaadiaS - tao, l.,
tense temporary sssioEs made by strong ssea
oom u eVe' d, eat tend JHJurs ths stamina OF he
perfect tastnons with tvs - i, ~ 20 49,,
undoubtedly, # the valuable s,t,.l.s -
for public trial aad Inspection, ~
This medicinr uay re had Apsthecsr;ess -. a.
street, one door above Sh street. Ciae and ala, a 81
following agents ia the State Of Indiana:
DR.. A. Garter. Greensburgh, DECATUR CO., A,s a
Whssss Kngsts'aan, Henry Dr.. \. Lewis, cIsrss
burgh Decatur co. DIR. f. Passion, Andarsoa. RssA e. Z
Messrs Pierce aal Stewart, Marion, Grant 60 fTsm
Wiley, Indiana Dcts- Fs-H & Va Es4aasSe. r
Pe,civa & Co, Hartford, Dcreoors co: h n f.,..f
Montgomery Alex. Nappeli. Nehie slsv co M,s.
Griffith, Conneryiile, Fayette raes Merros 49,.
agent 70. Union, FNyeus and weyne - Psoeer Gr.sa
castle, Putnam CO; j. s. j Brown. Isdi, Park Dr. NJ
Field Jetfersonviile: Lyon Wilea<, Evansville Az.
Makepeaee, Che rheia, Madso"
0CrFoI sale b as'enrvetI, Riehmesa. l.. .4r
s. laws Rs - GS...a.e-
. }, b DuepLE
i c'ScnSsA1', d. l6, 1881. IS
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Town Property for S.>s

A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE AND lot
n For Sale, Front street, nearly opposite the
thodist Meetin. Terms will be made
qurng of the subscriber the premises
EDWARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Jan 9Th, 1899.
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BRO Her,
DR. W. LIND SAT-,

Having retutsl Rchmoni would respectfalfssendeT
his services citizens, the various branthe p the
profession He,ay found MS residence oppose Nh
ID. ID. Sloan's fI.el.
Richmond, SEP p. 1888. td
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Notice Wanted.
TNE subscribers will purchase quantity and every
l description of LUMBER, delivered u. Eiott's
bar q, on Front street, payable in castings.
L. E. JONES &, co.
March 30th, 1889. l2:ly-
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An Apprentice Wanted
TENO the Carpentens business An industrious lad from
Is II age, will find good situation TO learn
the above business, by applying to r. W. ROBINSoN
n. B. have horse and carriage which would be viii
ling TO hire out occasionally f. w. r.
Richmond, April Doth, 1899. l5:u
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S Il r. A Y E d.

S II r. A Y E ID.
NROM the subscriber about SINCE a
white COW she is about years old, good
deal of white her BELLY legs and ofhead, and
her head very low when she walks; the
lime red and white yearlng heifer 1t supposed
north from Richmond. Any person giving
ton they be found shall be suitably compensa-
ted. JOHN CHASE.
Richmond, May a, 1899. 17tf
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One of tue rsnprietofs and CeneFal Ax,a.
CiNciNSATi, D.. Is, Is31 &c
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Lumber Wanted.

Richmond, june Q, 1888.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28
Died

In this town, on Thufsday evening" the 2lst in.
slant, after lingering illness. il the 36lh var of
her age, MARGARET A. Nife Of james h Blake,
Esq, Formerly o. Washington City,) and daugh.
ter OF the Hon. William Davidson.
1t Is not TO be expected that long obituary noti.
cos OF private individuals sill be Interesting to
strangers, bot 1t cannot be otherwise 10 the absent
friends Of the deceased, as II gratifying those
present. 10 know that her end " as peace. During
her proracted Illness she often spoke Of her cisso-
luton as near; and although she fully apprecia-
ted the loss which her little children mus, sustain
in that event, and experienced all that anxiety
which mothers alone can feel under like circum-
stances, yet no murnur ped her lips but with
cslmness and christian resig ration, she yielded to
the will Of her Heavenly Father. She had been
for many yeers professor Of Religion and was
greatly supported during her long affection. and
especially in her last hours by lis consultations. A
short time before her DEATH she said TO a Minister
who was Pastor Of the church when she was first
received 10 its communion, d" do not fear to die,
for all is peace, and hope this night 10 praise my
Saviour 10 his kingdom above. Say 10 my friends
am happy and dying
Shortly after taking an aifectionate leave OF her
children, her husband and relations, she expired.
almost without groan and her spirit as we trust,
entered upon that inheritance which fadcth not
away
Ia this dispensation The sick and suffering have
been bereaved of kind and syBpsthizng friend,
and q husband and four children called 10 mourn
an ,rrepsrabe loss.
1t has been mentioned as a circumstance some.
"hs, singular, and not unworthy of remark, as,
perhaps, it can be said Of few, tina, Mrs b. was
born and brought up, and married also, under The
same roof where she terminated her EARTHLY exis.
tence. Communicated.
Also, in this tenn on Tie 24th inst after short
illness, MAJ. WN w LONG.
also, in this county, on 26fh inst. CCpt. Alex.
iNDER ROBINSON, in the SOD year d his age.
A further notice Regt treek.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28
NOTICE,

BY virtue of a Decree from the Court of
- Equity, on Monday, the 9th day Of
May next, a, the Court House in Charlotte,
| viii expose 10 public sale, two small, but
valuable tracts of Land, one containing 30
acres and the other I3 acres, joining each
other, on the waters OF Armour's Creek,
East side Of Catawba River, joining the
Lands of WIN. Knox and others, formerly
owned by Moses Swami and by him con-
veyed IN trust to Stephen M'Rum, since de-
ceased, to secure the payment of certain
debts. Also the interest of said Moses
Swami on the tract of Land where he now
lives. credit of months will be given,
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security.
d. r. DUNLAP, c. W. e.
March 25, 1889. Price adv 81 tI4S
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28
36 valuable Town Lots.

formerly o,cned By IVillidm Allison, Esq.
deed, together NTH teo small tracts of
Laad-one, Of 10 acres, joining the Toun
Land and the Lands Of SAM Taylor and
others--the other, containing 30 acres, GA
Dry Creek, joining The Lands Of Caleb Ir.
rin, Daniel Christeabury and others.
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-Four. Lots.

belonging TO the heirs of F. Saunier, the
former sale being orerrulsd and a resale
ordered.
All the aforementioned property riH be
sold on 2 months credtt. Bonds and good
security required, and particulars made
kaO,ra on he day Of sale, BY
u. h. DUNLAP, C. NE
March 4. 1882 Price adv. 81. t445
IEarranfee DEEDS for SITE nt This Ofrce.
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Four. Lots.

formerly otrned By 3. ". Taylor, rhich
were sold BY a former decree from The Court.
and purchased BY p. Thompson, but on his
failing 10 make payment the said sale teas
resciaded, and resale ordered.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28
MARRITn

Al Washington City on The OH inst. ~ ne Rev
HenTy Sheer, The Hon HENRY w. CONNER,
member Of Congress from this District. 10 Mrs.
Lucy Ann COLEMAN, daughter Of the late
Goo. Haukins, of North Corolina.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Sorih Carolina Looms We saw a day
TAO nnce. bale o. Noa!!on aud Cotton
al ron tho Phnnix factory. fayetlc.
a@' which was scut 10 one OF our mer.
'4aai q q sapple. II is favorable one
= '0'o'shes goodly evidence Of profitable
"''s'nen' 10 the enierprlsing manufactu.
~ ihs article il admirably adapted 70
30 Clothing and ". hope /, will be pur
a'Na loF that purpose bv our rice plan.
= sna farmers generally. How much
!, Nv would Il b. tn purchase n good arI,.
"oh our own looms, than to buy the
y from the factories or other States -
va Adrerhser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Or Printing for The Departments - The
House Inserted sn amendment TO The sppro
pristIon bail. providing that the printing for
the Departments. which has heretofore been
gwen 10 the Globe and other pafiizans al
Washington, al their own price, should be
LEI out by Contract, TO the lowest bidder.
The Senate struck out this amendment, but
the House insisted, aud rather than lose the
bill, the Senate had 10 give up the point
THIS is a sad blow for the Globe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

'Tt'erred EggA-- We published some
!. = "oee paragraph stating that eggs
'eP' lor three months 10 France m tGlo
10 consequence or this, a lady of
woods, l.. ], has sen, us basket OF
* o. geese, turk,es and ducks, winch
= Oecn preserved year IN Inc water.
/" as We can discover, they are as good
- 'as'e, and us sound az they ever were.
70 gallon pot was filled with eggs and
H., punt OF slackencd limo prepared Tor
H. Washing, was put in, aud the vessel
|r. WIN water, and a board laid over
a., 'a'ef was never changed, and apreafs
! ahd sweet. The same Ialv has for
|Am., Years kept eggs few mouths pu the
''' 'nanuer.--N. y, pa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Mr.. Webster has written n letter to David
Il. Ogden, Esq. Of New York, dscIaIming
the use Of the declaration attributed to him
by a reporter Of his speech on the Name
Boundary Question, that Il the British Gov.
ernmeut did no, settle the question by the
18th of July next, he would advise that the
disputed territory should be taken posses
sion OF by our government and the lice run,
without further negotiation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

New Ha,ap@h,so endorses the Admins
.rs,,oo, ard ~hat tina, Administrators does
The Whole ". b. Congressional ticket
snh every. ta'ng else, Is elected by ma
Jst,iy increased over that of the last year
Mr.. Van Barcn ought TO value has Iiule New
Hampshire regiment as above all price,
It's almos; The ou'y State iha, stands fire,
Stthou; retreat or waver. New York
his own New lntk--has tunbled hlnl
down; Bat there IS New IlampshIre.-C Cor.
respondent Mar isici
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NOTICE.

RY rirtue Of Decree from
A4zsHmss - The Court Of Eq,ity, on
90 Monday, the 22d day of A.
pril nert, at the Court House
IN Charlotte, wiH expose TO Pubic Sale,
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or Cotton The price Of tins article in
Fayetteville on the ooh was Is IA; at
Cheraw on the 20th Is Is al Columbia
on the 10Th II a l6k.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

OF Writ Of Mdnddmus.-A bill passed
the Senate, ~ to ID, a strict party vote,
" 10 deprive the Circuit Court Of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia Of the power to issue a
wri, Of Mandamus, to any officer OF the
United States" THIS was attended TO pro
teci Amos Kendall against the process Of
the Court, and is right, as some Of the Sen
aiors said, only second ia value 10 the writ OF
habeas corpus. Fortunately II failed 10 the
House..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

The Distribution Of the Surplus. Our
readers val remember that, al The first ses
sion ollhe Congress winch has just expired
Law was passed, on the suggestion Of the
Treasury, poslpcnIng the paymen, to the
States Of the fourth iHaoimem IF The SIR.
p|is until Isl January, 1889
lnasmuch as no law sas passed atthc re-.
cen, Session, pfolonging tho period OF post
poaemcu' the paym is nov due aud de-.
mandable by the States and the original
Appropriation beng from any moneyssIn the
Treasury mol otherwise appropriated, We do
no, see but tina, the Treasury must, in ODE.
d,cace TO law, make the distribution, or cou.
iess to empty boxcs.--N. J. American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

The Great Appeal Case from the Dis.
trict of Alabama.-The judgment of the
Supreme Court of the United States on this
important cause was pronounced on Satur.
day, and no reason remaining for withhold
ing longer the argument Of Mr.. W ebster,
which We heard, and Of whch we promised
our readers some account We publish II 10
to days paper. L! will be understood thai
We present our report as sketch, accurate,
we trust, as 10 the general scope Of the ar.
gumcnt, but not always confined to the pre-.
else legal phrases.
We are happy TO say that the decision
Of the learned Bench is such as II was the
end Of this atgumen, TO bring about.
The judgments rendered 10 three cases
by thesCueuit Court ia Alabama are all
rtrrsed. The Opinion of majority OF
the Court was read by the Chief Justice,
and we understand 1t as maintaining these
propositions
/. That, by the comitj Of Nations, Cor
poratIous can Contract, as well as sue, IN
other ne,,sas as well as IN that 10 which
l Wv tNAo's VI " NuOoS oOftIullISut tucN
are created.
2. That this comfy exists, 10 a still
stronger degree, between States connected
together as are the States Of The Uniou.
3. Tha, the Constitution and Laws Of
Alabama establish no such policy as !.
mfrInged BY toe purchase and sale OF buds
OF exchange WITHIN her limits by the agents
OF foreign Corporations.
4, An admission that there are some
rights OF citizens OF other States, secured by
the Constitution, OF which a State caunol
dlvest them. THIS vas not the ground o!
the decision, bat was Intended as We sup.
pose, 10 be, in legal phrase, the erelnSloH
Of conclusion.
Mr.. Justice Baldwin gave a separate anl
very elaborate op,uIon IN favor Of reversal
bat pl ng his Judgment on tue rights o
the parties, under the Constitutions OF the
[ niled States.
Mr.. JGsttce Mcktnley adhered TO the
opinions expressed by him in the Court be-
low,-Nat. Intelligence l2th inst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Men Iork-The local elections 10 the
state OF New York, 50 far as they huye re.
Gently taken place, display vast increace
OF the strength Of the Wings. They have
carried towns where they have heretofore
been uniformly defeated. An intelligent
gentleman, well acquainted with the state,
assures US that such have been the changes,
that the W hig majority next year cannot be
less than twenty thousand votes.- Bali,
more Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Or Aer 1--WE have received sew.
cfal No. ol ue~ Paper established "a Fay.
ctiesillc. called the North Catoaulsu, edt
ted By II. l.. iioinse-. It's neatly printed
aud supports thr administration.
Aaoshsr. we have received ono Ne. al
a nas paper printed IN Nlima-too, called
tho Wilmington Chronicle edited by 4. \.
B'osn. II w,ll support tie W s cause -
success to Il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Or Thanks 10 The Speaker.-On the
last nlght Of the Session, Mr. Gilmore NOV
cd the following resolution;
"Rssolped, Tina, the thanks of this House be
presented 10 the Hon jaws X roLE, for the able,
impartial, and dignl6ed manner ia which he has
presided oscr its DELIBERATIONS, aud performed the
afjuous and important duties OF the Chair,
Ga this resolution long and excited de.
ha,G arose, IN which Mrssrs. Elmore, Bell,
Nckpnnan, Curtis, Prcntiss, Wlso and
Gray, took part. 1t finally passed 81 to
81. II is remarkable that among the na.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

The following paragraph states The
grounds upon Which It appears to US at
least probable that the Executive has post.
poned for the present the appointment OF a
Special Minister 10 Leedon:
PROM rlF WV foHE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
The courtesIes OF national intercourse re.
quirc that, before special embassy shall
be accredited 10 the Court Of ST. james an
animation OF our intention should be given
10 tho British Government, aud tina, the
embassy be found acceptable in that quar
ter. Such an intmalon has probably been
despatched BY the Liverpool, and upwards
Of month must elapse before any return
can be received from London. Add to
which, that the movements of Sir John
Harvey may be such as to render il unbe,
coming on our part TO send new minister
To England of present; and Il may be pro.
per also 10 await the acton or advice of
the Government OF Maine IN regard TO the
whole matter. For these reasons, we do
not credit the suggestion that any nomlna.
ton will Immediately be made.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser "a
Journal Of high authority represents the
public sentiment IN that important part OF
tho Empire State as being utterly averse
to a needless quarrel with Great Britain.
Speaking of tho Presidents Message TO
Congress, and the Memorandum between
the Secretary of State and MIR. Fox, the
editor says 1.-THE prospect OF a peaceful
settlement of ,als vexed question, without
any compromise Of the national honor or
dignity--and such we doubt not will be the
resuli--wil be hailed with almost universal
satisfaction. There are a few restless, TN
quie, spirits along the frontier, who would
rejoice at a declaration Of war, but the vast
majority of our citizens would deprecate it
as an evil Of immense magnitude"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Iorty there is not, We believe, q single
Wing, and tina, many of that party retire
from the Hall so as not TO vote against ana
defeat the resolution. They could not vote
thanks for impariIallty which had not been
prac'lsed, and were equally averse TO re-.
rersoi Of the usual course on such occasions.
II rs the first time, We believe, that any Sc
rIous opposition has been made to such \
resolution, and II will be remarked, that II
GndiIy passed By 81 potes less than ma
jority Of The rhoie House. A pretty strong
evidence of the estimation 10 which MIR.
Speaker Polk is held, by those who have
watched his course.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

We regret to learn that our distinguished
fellow cIilzrn, the Hon. Willie p. Maneum,
was thrown from his horse, near his resi-.
dence, few days ago, by which accident
one OF his legs was broken.-Raleigh Nj.
croCOSm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

OF Comteyftu Notes.-The Savannah
Georgian of the 9th instant, contains the fol.
lowing notice.
The public are cautioned against recelv.
ing counterfeit notes Of the denomination OF
free dollars, purpor,ing TO be Of The Bank of
The State Of Georgia, payable AT Savannah.
They have the likeness Of FrankIin on the
left, and vignette on the right, very lm.
perfectly engraved. The plate is letter b.,
dated I'd July, ls3-. The signature of A.
Porter, cashier, w. u. Bulloch, President,
and j. BaIiour the payee, are all engraved.
The paper coarse, thick and oily. and the
notes are nearly quarter of an inch mar.
rover, and shorter than the genuine notes.
The entire engraving is SO badly execu.
ted that II can be easily detected.
a. PORTER. Cashier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Erecutire Council.-Tbe Governor has
'"'itied hts Council, TO convene IN tins Clly
gu the 18th Of April, TO advise with him as
10 the appointment OF Public Treasurer,
rice d. ". Courts, Esq. appointed Consul
TO Matanzas.-Ratigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28
LAW SUIT

LAW SUIT
The Church case entitled Todd rs.
Green, came up for trial before the Supreme
Cout, of Pennsylvania of NiSi PriVS, on
Monday 4lh day Of March, Judge Rodgers
presiding. Counsel Tor the Plaintiffs, VIM
W. Meredith, George Wood, and Josiah
Randall, Es1'rs.; Counsel for the Deien
dants, John Sergeant, Joseph K. lngorsoll,
W. {. Preston, and F, ". lIubbeil, Esq'rs.
From the jury list of is names, It was
asccrtained that but ejerea jurors could be
empannelled. An additional list OF 10
names was then furnished by the Sheriff. and
II was agreed that the counsel on either side
should strike alternately, and the individual
whose name should be lett innsbruck, should
supply the deficiency Of the panel. The
Jurors were then sworn or affirmed, and
their names are as follows:
Charles Wagner, Miller VI. EVERY,
james Simpson, K. c. Dickinson,
l.. QuandaIe, John Butks,
George Mecke, c, harrington,
Isaac Jeans, s. Baker,
w. s. Greiner, f.. II. MYERS.
Mr.. Randall, counsel for the plaintiffs,
then opened the cause in n speech, in which
helncorporated brlefhistory o(the traubles
in the Presbyterian Church and adyerted TO
points to which testimony would be adduc-
ed. He then presented various documents
which would be Insisted on as EVIDENCE
On Wednesday morning, the counsel for
the Defendants, supposug that Mr.. Randall
was Introducing irrelevant matter, appealed
TO the Court, that the testimony should be
confined TO the main point at issue, TO Wit,
the organization Of the Assembly. The
Court, however, decided that the latitude
claimed by the Plaintiffs, should be allow.
ed. in order TO bring up the subject fully.
Up 10 the time Of our going to press, the
witnesses on behalf of the Plaintiffs were
still under examination, and no decision will
probably be obtained fora week or ten days
TO come.--Presbyteriaa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Warraatee Deeds for safe atthis Office.