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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18
Frsm the Ne,c Orleans Bulletin, FEB. 10.

CEssIoN OF THE CALrFoRSI.s.-The
rumor Of pending negotiation for the &C.
QUESTION Of the two Californias by Eng
land from Mexico, is calculated 10 excite
considerable interest. AS TO the truth Of
the rumor, we have no authority, except
the letter published in the Courier OF YES
terday. There are, however, other cir
cumst ances, which render such movement
highly probable. The cession Of the two
provinces would give 10 Great Britain an
extensive and valuable territory, in a part
of the world where she has long been anx-
ious 10 gain ioothold besides securing
an object more desirsble-a spacious range
OF sea coast on the Pacific, stretching more
than a thousand miles from the 4ad degree
Of latitude, sou,h-sweeping the circuit Of
the peninsula Of California, and embracing
the harbors of that gulf-the finest in
North America. The ambition of the
British Cabinet would grasp at the prize,
as a possession admirably adapted TO ad-
vance the naval and commercial appran-
dizemeni Of the nation. Ii would be desi-
rsblr, also, as Offering barrier 10 the en-
croschments of the TEXANS and Americans.
For England well knows, that before an
other century the tide Of emigration now
moving 10 the base Of the CordiIleras, will
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-18

The CASE OF DIR. HOLMES. s,,.
was carried up by Writ Of Error before II.
Supreme Court of the United. States ch.,
Justice fancy and Judges M'Lean, VAN.
and Storey gave an opinion SUSTAINING III,
Jurisdiction Of the Court, and in favor q
reversing the judgment Of the Stale Cour
Judge Calron at first concurred in thisoe
mon, but afterwards dissenlel, upon III.
ground that it did not appear in Goyeno,
Jenlson's warrant that any demand fsi
been made on the part Of Canada for The
surrender OF Holmes. Had there brenGry
evidence of such demand, then the ourt
OF surrender made in pursuance Thereof
would have amounted to an agreement be-.
tween the State of Vermont and or,b
power, which he maintained, would have
been unconstitutional and void. ItbveI
known that the Governor Of Canada d!
demand the Surrender OF Holmes, there.
fore this opinion condemns the judgment
of The State Court. Jadpe TLnmm0n
also dissented Upon the same ground
g He said it might have been a self morG
act on the part Of Gov. JenSuD 10 order
Holmes to be taken To Canada. Hesitate
further that there was no evidence Of he
Slate having passed any ldU upon he
subject, or of having given any authority
10 the Governor HAT the act must be-
viewed as the unauthori.ed and arbitrary
act OF the Governor, and as such no Guko-
rity had been exercised undtr The Slate
which was repugnant to the ConslIuiea
Of the United States and thar, therefor
there was no question in the case Of vIlfn
this Court could take Jurisdiction nDdrrt.c
25lh Section OF the judicial Act Of l1:a
lie also argued largely 10 prove that there
existed no power or obligation to sOuena''
uglives from other countries except ~
treaty that the subject resled wholly
;oniry, and was question belwern NE
nation and another.
" Judge Barbour pursued course
reasoning somewhat similar TO that
Judge Thompson. All the Judges declare
hey had no power 10 decide whether Tx
Governors order was or was not roolIs3
o the Constitution and laws 81 vernon
,ut so far as fair and PLAIN lnlefrnc""-
Ne drawn from their expressions, las'
consider the act to be most ungaH'tF
lie and Outrageous violation Of law, ia'
he personal liberty OF the citizen
From the above it will be seen l'''
Governor Jenison, and our three JUG
y whose advice he acted, and VINO "'
Yards sustained him, are placed m'|
ate and responsible position. y mg
er Holmes 10 be carried out Of ne COW"
hey may haze cause 10 regret u 10 lm aI.
81 moment Of their hpes. i, II NJ" u.
nty TO delay the mailer III mg
aue examined the questions q W." CO..
ace been speaking. wash. COh "
burlington Sentinel.
Thus il seems there was an eq''
on among the Judges, and con''q''
lie Judgment of the Supreme C''p
t. stands good as yet il will DC ''y
that the decision Of that CouH'''
overnor Jenison in his detemIn'"
rrender Holmes.
Although Holme. may be des'rd's
verest punishment that the 0D~
England's laws can inhic'' ~"
erse 10 his being given up, i0'
blish a precedent for the ''r''''
hers less guilty. Holmes Ns'
eted for a supposed crime VIZ
which is death. Many rsf's'a
en- quiet American citizens ha'''
, 1840-09-26

| will attend to it, the frs, thing. when we
come home. You know | could not wear it
all dripping wet"
a week afterward. q servant hooked up
the shawl by accident. with a clstern pole.
This elegant article was now transformed
into a dirty rag. and punched foil OF holes.
"My dear, if you had taken II out when |
first mentioned it, all would have been well"
"Oh no. nv love. it would never have
been fit to wear, after being put into that
muddy cistern."
sBut, nv dear, If you had picked it off the
floor when | aforementioned, it would never
have got into the cistern."
81 suppose it dropped from the table where
it was laid, which | am sure could not be
helped"
':But. my dear. If you had put it in its
proper place. when you first took it of, it
would never have fallen from the table"
"And if | had kept myself in my proper
place ! never should have been the compan-
ion of such a wretched, misery busy-body
as yourself"
NV dear, you are always too dilatory.
If You had not deferred that speech until al
ter our marriage, YOU never would have been
taken from the arms Of your beggarly old
father"
'sThen ! never should have gone frnm m,
der the protection of a gentleman to shelter
under the roof of fellow"
81 wonder, my dear. how a lady of YOU
refined and exalted MOTORS can continue IN
der the roof a f~cilo,r."
"You will give me time for the horses t'
be put to the carriage.'
She rings and orders the carriage. puts or
her things. and moves slowly towards the
doc.
My dear are you really soingg"
"Yrs, but why do you speak 50 kindly,
you hate me?'
81 did not say that | hated you. my dear.
"Did you not! But the SHAWL
"Lct that 60, my dear. 1t is not worth
thought
"Now you speak like yourself. What
dear love-" They kissed atlectionatcly. -,
After this little scene. the lady always dO
as she pleased with her shawl, and hcr"dea
loves compounded with his creditors. IN
few months. while his loving wife ran o.
with a Colonel.
, 1840-09-26
From the Sunday Morning atlas.
CONJUGAL LOGIC.
Your Brother in Christ.
bel BROWN, JR."

"My dear, did you no, bay a handsome
shawl Tor fifty doilars?'
eyes, my love-"
$50 | thought. Well, it is lying on the
foo: in the other room. AS the times are
hard, and | can scarcely pay my notes,
hope you will be little careful OF your line
clothing"
ooh. that is Of no consequence, Tor the
shawl must be cleaned before 1t is used a.
gam"
aMv dear. one Of the children has just
,b,ov,n vopr handsome shawl down the cls-
tern
.Indeed. I nm really sorry, but. it needed
washing, and I will have it taken out present.
ly." -..h l.,
to the country. she dressed for the purpose.
.My dear, why don't you wear your new
shawl?'
81, is not taken out Of the cis;ern YETI
, 1840-09-26

New ORLEANS MARKET, Sept 5th.-Cotton
during the last 8 da:s a better demand has
been experienced. La, and Miss. ordin'y 6
3-4a7l; middfg 8a8i: fair 9 3-4alo good; ia,
|i1a1li; good and fine zone here.
ToBAcco-Inquiry for fine bright leaf, but
no transactions: purchasers being unwilling
to pay the price demanded by holders Tor this
description, of which there is very little IN
market.
SUGAR-Stock light and prices looking up.
MoLAssEs-Receipts light. such as arrives
in good shipping order readily commands 20
c's per gallon.
FLouR-Sales small Sc 25a6 37i are the
extreme rates.
PonK-Stock greatly reduced. Mess SIS
5Oa2O: mo I6 5Oal7; prime do; p o l3al3 30
BacoN-Hams lla11t. canVd lisalZs
mid'gs 9lalO. shoulders 75aS.
L,Rr-A fair retail demand for prime lot:
at I9a13l.
WmsKEY-Dull; stock exceedingly large
Rectifed 24a25. common % cts.
CoRx-Stock light; shelled 7oa73: IN eal
81.
BAeerNG AND BAIL RopE.-Kent'y Begging
IS cts. Rope 12ial3, The tendency is de
cidedly upward.
CoFrEE-Prices have given way. Hav
prm green |l1a1ll. Rio is also dull at llii
ia,
SALT-We ave had no arrival for thu
last week. Demand moderate. Livp l coarse
81 so; fine l IS, Turks Island 40 Cts
Levy's P Cur.
, 1840-09-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sept. 1875.

IN Virtue and by authority of a writ Of execution
4 issued from the Clerks office OF the Circuit court
Of Pike County, and state of Missouri, and to me d.
rected, in favor of Samuel Finley, and against Wes-
ley Hunt, I have levied upon and seized all 1.-THE r'sht!
,i;Is interest and claim o.. the said Hunt into the
following described real estate lying in the county
Of Pike,to wit: lots AL, A., Asa, 4s4, 493 ,494, 495,
and 496, in the town of Louisiana in said county
of Pike: and I shall offer, the same at public sale
to the highest bidder for ready money, before the
Court House door in the town Of Bowling Green
Mo-, on the 18th day of October next, between the
hour, of o O'Clock in the forenoon, and five In the
n ftemoon of said day, and during the term OF tho
circuit cour, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
WILLIAM PENIx,
so,t Io--o, Sheriff of Pike Co.
, 1840-09-26
A OF
County Of Lincoln. (
Sept. l9-3t.

- Ia vi
County Of Lincoln.
In tie Circuit Court of Lincoln County, Missoori5
August term, 1910.
JAcos VI. P,ssoSs,
Complainant, On a Bill in Chaneery
rG for the execution of spe-
JAMES RAGspALE and cifc contract for convey
Thomas E. SMITH, ance OF real estate.
Defendants.
"HIS day comes the complainant BY bis solicitor
IL and on the affidavit of William Sitton, It APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that James
Ragsdale one of said defendants is not q resident OF
this State: 1t is thereupon ordered by the count that
the said james Ragstale be notified by q publication
of this order, to be made in some newspaper prnted
in this state for eight weeks successfully the last in
sertion 10 be at least four weeks before the next No
vember term of this court, that said complainant has
filed in this court his bill of complaint sgainst him,
stating in substance that said Ragsdale on the 10Th
day of December, 1899, executed a title bond to
said Smith for the west half of the 5. w. quarter OF
section sc, in Township 81, range 1, East of the eth
principal meridian; birding him to make to said
smith a good and sufficient warranty deed, on condi-
ton that said Smith shonld pay to him the sum Of
two hundred dollars. That said sum of money has
been paid according to his contract with said Rags
le-th said deed has not been made-thi 1t said
Smith has executed TO said complainant title bond
for said and-tha said complainant has paid said
Smith for said land that a title deed to said land
has never been made by said Smith TO said complain
ant; and prays that said Rsgsdale and Smith bs
made defendants and compelled to answer said bill Of
complaint, SC. Therefore, you the said James Rags
dale, are required to appear at this court on the dnt
o,y of the next term thereof, TO be begun and held
~ tie Court House in the town Of Troy, In said
county ,f Lincoln, on the 9Th Monday in November
nex,. AID ans wer said bill Of complaint, or the same
will be taken for confessed against you.
State Of Missouri, :,
County of Lincoln
I, Francis Parker, clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Lincoln, ia the State of No.,
certify that the above is n true copy OF an order from
the records Of said court in the case OF Jacob NJ.
Parsons complainant, and James Ragsdsle and Tho.
mas f. Smith defendants, made at the August term
thereof, 1910.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court.
g. at Office. in the town of Troy. in aud for
}SEAL said county of Lincoln, this 9th day Of
t~~N September, 1870.
Sept. 10, Is4O.-st FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
, 1840-09-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sept. 19---3t.

IN Virtue and by authority of an execution issued
Il from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
within and for the county of Pike and state Of Mis-
souri,, bearing date the 9TH day OF September, 1910.
in favor Of William McPike, and against Aylett h.
Buckner, Administrator Of the estate Of Michael
REYNOLDS deceased, | have levied upon and seized all
the right, title, interest, and claim Of said Michael
REYNOLDS mt the time OF his death, to the following zeal
estate. to wit: the north west quarter OF the north
west quarter Of section thirteen, township No. hfty-
three. north of range No. three west, lying and being
in the said county of Pike. and will sell the same to
the highest bidder for cash in hand at the Cou's-house
door in the town of Bowling Green, in said county
on the 18th day Of October next, between the hours
Of nine and FIVE O'Clock Of that day, and during the
term of the circuit court of said county OF fike TO
satisfy said execution and all costs.
WILLIAM PENIX,
Sept. l9-3t. Sheriff OF Pike 20.
, 1840-09-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
~ and others interested in the estate OF
Bernard J. Lynch, deceased, that we the I'M
dersigned Executors Of said estate, intend TO
make a final settlement of said estate al the
next term of the Rails county count, which
will be begun and held at the Court House
in the town Of New London on the first
Monday in the month of November, 1910.
JOHN II. LYNCH. Ex,rs
MATTHEW ELLIOTT.
Sept. o6--4t
, 1840-09-26
SHERIFF-S SALE.
Sent. o6--4t

4 Virtue ard by authority of n writ of execution
issued from the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
for the county Of st. Lonis and state of Missouri, in
favor OF Benjamin Simons and against Thomas Caulk,
and 10 ue objected, I have levied upon and seized
all the right. title, interest, and claim Of the said
Thomas CauIk, in and to a certain tract of four thou
sand arpens of land lying in the county OF Pike and
granted by the Spanish authorities to one Richard
Caulk by concession, bearing date the 9th day of De-
cember 1899, and ,hall offer the same nt public sale
to the highest bidder, for ready money, before the
Court House door in the town of Bowling Green 10
said county of Pike, on the 18th day OF October next.
between the hoar. of Q o'clock in the forenoon and
five in tho afternoon Of said day during the term OF
the Circuit Court of said county, to satisfy said exc
cution aud all costs. WILLIAM TENN,
Sept. 1876. Shenn OF fike 20.
, 1840-09-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN Pursuance and by authority Of several "nuot
execution passed from the Clerks office Of inc
Circuit Court, for the County OF Pike, ana sta'e o
Missouri. one in favor Of J. 8. Morris & Co., one IN
favor of Robert A Barnes, one in favor OF Ormsoy
Hite g. Co, one in favor of Isabella G. wearer3 one
in favor OF Martha Sctooler, and one IN favor oil
James Low, and all against James w. boo.h' ins's
levied upon and seized all the right, title, interest and
claim of the said James W.. Booth, in and to the fol-
owing real estate, lying in said county Of Pike, Viz:
four hundred and sixty-seven and a third acres oil
land, 1t being a part Of a larger tract OF iano srsn-
ted TO one Snusrain, and being in township City two;
range one east. which said land was willed to the said
James W. Booth, by Norborne B. Booth, deceased.
And | shall expose the same to public sale Tor ready
| money. before the Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green in said county, on wednesday the 18th
day of October next, during the term Of the Circuit
Court for said comfy Of Pike, and between the hours
If nine o'clock in the forenoon, and 1--WE In the AFTER
aeon Of said az, to satisfy said executions and eoat'-
WILLIAM PENIX,
Ca, 1o-at Sheriff of Pike Co!
, 1840-09-26
ST. LOUIS MARKET-Sept. II.

81. lbctI' .h.AnE\I -Dtp'' -
from the ST. Louis Reru5Iicar-and
in iu'urc VII! be corrected weekly.
Bacon-IIame, 10; Hog round 7aS scarce.
Bcans-Market well supplied. and prices
have declined. We qiore at 37iaSl.
BYpcr-lO 20 l2ic.-Good supply.
Braa9y-American G5a7J; Cogniac 81
5Oa So; Champagne S2aS3.
B~seS.rrar--25 and scarce.
CaRales-We quote sperm AGa5o; scarce
mould none; dipped l2il4-scarce.
Cotton |drn-2i TO -, sales. Good sup
Ply.
C. Gcc-IIavana green. 1914; Rio 1914
scarce. Java l6.al8; st. Domingo l2II3c
.ScrarS-Merce 5saG; per NJ. Hav. NJ.
1890; pc Principe aoI25. Good stock
on hand.
Co,1arc Hen, led cords S225: Grass
sans SO: M1nlIla piorsh lines l 25i Manila
rope I5ai6 Hemp plou.-h lines 81.
D,mcsiics-Wc quote To- 34at 7d6ic;
"A at IOrl2i.; plentiful supply.
Flour. 81 SO q S. 90
Fish-No. /. $40; No.2. II; Nos. II
to 13; scarcc-Cod fish, s. ooaS2 %: her
rim. IL to - plenty.
Fruii-fiaisins NJ 2l2 25; dn NJ Ro2'
aa so, good supply. SIS Almonds 1918; IL
Sdo IOll2s.
Fqr< g. Pelriaes- Shaved deer skins $50
ID; red and blue do 35ai5; tail grey 2o125.
winter rrev l5al5; raccoOns 75aSl l2;mInk
3jq56: wild cat so AIS; grey fox Sd. bear
skins Sla3, in demand; otter S5dSS-aIl
lurs in great demand and rising. ,
Gia-we quote American 75c. Holland
81 5OaI IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 25a3oc; Wheat
GOaG5; Oats e5g3O.
Hides. dry 9; in demand.
Hemp, 4a5 good demand.
Eoa-Bar &C; band 8; hoop 10 toi2; round
and square C to II; sheet Q to ~, castings 4.
Lard-3alO; scarce.
Lad-No sales.
Molasses-The supply is large, on leree
we quote it at 80 by the quantity; 33a35
in stores.
Mais-There is a good supply we quote
6Id7t. No 3. Q cents.
Ol-Sperm Winter Strained 33dl So
Summer strained | GOAL 80; Tanners S2od
Q per barrel; Linseed | Sal %.
Pork-Fresh no sales, in Dbl. mess I'D
prime I5alG. no sales of any consequence.
R;cc--5 I-2a6c. good supply; demand
limited.
Rum-N. o. 6e,a75c; Jam. 81 5oal IS
Salt ] 5Oa6ai pr bush G A 2.5oa2;7i
per sack; Kenahawa soc; L.B.S2a1'a3 %
Smgar--7a to 81 per hid.
So9p-Eastern No. /, 7a8; Cincinnati
6 to 4; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri am
Kentucky, l0a25; Virginia 2~5a5o--soof
supply. In hhds no sales.
Teas-Young Hyson 7od75; u. 4. ant
Imperial 85a9O.
Tar Per Dbl sac; key 1al e5-gocd supply
Whiskey-Sales made OF raw whiskey :;
aa3-rectifed at 25 and e6c-fuctuatIns.
Wines-Prices vary but little from las
weeks quotations--we quote Sweet Malag'
IS; Tenerife. SIal so; Madeira, common
75c, best quality 81 75as 80; Sherry S2oS'
Champagne 3dl5.
, 1840-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Circuit Court
Il for the county of Pike and State OF Missouri.
made at the July term thereof QS4OO the undenigned
Trustee of the estate of Boone I. Elliott, viii ofes
for sale nj the Court House door in the town Of Bow.
ling Green, during the setting Of the Circuit Court Of
said county, on Monday the 18th day Of October
next, on a credit Of nine months, till the interest, right
and title Of the said Elliott in and to the following
described real estate, lying in said county to wit: Tho
North half OF the west half Of the south west quarter
of section twenty-six, (26), township 6fty-thrss,l 5T
North Of range one west, containing forty aersa--
The ~purchhser will be required to giSe bond with ap-
proved per'nual security for the psymsps OF the Puf'
chase money.
Trustee of B. I. ELLIOTT,
, 1840-09-26

CENSUS.-The man appointed 10 take
the census in Pawtucket, Mass. experiences.
so saws the Gazette. the greatest difficulty IN
ascertaining the ages of girls, lone Of whom
plead guilty to be over twenty-iour. In one
family he found no less than nineteen. all
between the ages of sixteen and twenty
four.
, 1840-09-26

Vicious habits are so great a STAN to hui
man ,,aturc, and so odiouS in themselves, that
everv ,,c-son, actuated by right reason.
wouiL bryo;c,i them though lie was sure they
would be ALWAYS concealed BON rom 200
and man. and had M future punishment en-
tailed upon them.
, 1840-09-26

NOTICE.
r7HERE will be presented TO the next general as
Is. sembly Of the State Of Missouri, a petition for
a new county taken from Pike and Lincoln, bounding
on tho Mississippi river.
July III MANY 'i'iHhNn
, 1840-09-26
NOTICE THIS.

"HEREAs, my wife, NARY W~iTHlNsIoS
w left nv bed and board without cause, or pro
vocation on Thursia the sth dag Of August last
Thi. i. therefore 10 for~arn all PERSONS from dealing
with, boarding, or trusting her on my ~accornt, as
+. WILMINGTON;
Lincoln County, Mo. Sept. l9-4t. =.
, 1840-09-26

The GREAT POISON acknowledgements,
including Lowell and Boston. has been re-
Gently agilated by stories about the horrible
proflrgacy of a modern Poprea. named Nm
new. who. rumor saith has poisoned W o hus-
bands. and is fully able by the destinations
or her mind and person. to enthrall aud poi
son many more. She was formerly the
wife of a reverend gentleman. named Fee
man. who preached at Lowell, and who died,
on Sunday a year ago. very suddenly. His
body has been recently examined and It Is
supposed signs of arsenic discovered IN his
stomach, which was found to be in a re-
markable state of preservation. Alter the
death vt Mr.. Freeman, she intermarrled with
Mr.. Kinney, and he also died very sudden,
~.
II may be all true that Mrs. kInnv IS the
authoress of the foul deeds imputed TO her;
but an article in the Boston Post satisfies us
that the stories about her personal appear
ance are grossly exaggerated; and all ac'
counts show that she very readily surren'
dered herselfto the Officer. who was charged
with the apprehension Of her person. .
She was. at last dates, in Boston; and will
undoubtedly be tried upon the charges a
gainst her.
, 1840-09-26

or The Rev. William Crt:cSe,t VIII preach
ut the house of David McAlisttr, on sunday
the 9Th instant nj II O'Clock, A.. VI.
, 1840-09-26

"Thc currency is in confusion-RulN
and bankruptcy meet us rPon every hand.
The domestic exchanges were never worse,
and scarcely ever can be. The Southern
bills are almost worthless at the North, and
the West is in nearly rs bad a sitna'Ion:-
What can be done we know not. The Uni-
ted States Bank can afford no relief. if even
il shall be able to stand itself."-hationdl
hteYigenoer, Sept. 4. 1918.
, 1840-09-26

On a Bill in Chaneery
for she execution Of spe-
cifc contract for convey
ance of real estate.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-24
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