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Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
COACH MAKING.
MAAli i.l.:--.,,.,zxS51G v y
WsH W9 rs n1 10 IH

YNHE Subscriber having commenced 'ns o% Joar
Il Making business on ST. tohn Street, o"e IN.
from the corner Of Main street opposite the Con-.
merclal bank, is prepared Ia execute orders ch y
above line with nealnesS durability and dsPa
He hopes, bv strict attention 10 business, 10 u''
share oil public patronage, o,psoN,
n B. Repairin. Pointing, and varnHhus
with neaInesS aud nn the most reasupable t
Columbus April l7h ls4l,
; RUS viii plt aSe cory.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Sep ilsAI-9 Q 81
Committed

TENO the Jail of Lo~ndes County by John Thorn
a ton an acting Justice OF the peace, negro
man tiat says hiS name is Milan and that lie be-
longs 10 John McCay who iWes IN Jasper county
Mississippi, The owner IS hereby notified that unless
he comes forward proves property, pays charges
and takes him away, lie VIII be dealt with according
to law NJ. ID. +. iANLEY.
Jdilor Of Locades County
Columbus Miss, August 10th ls4l.
The MIssIssippan will give Ihe above two inser
tons aud forward their account
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Lost or NIiSIaid.

vENW0 Notes Of hand, one drawn BY Tho>'
H. Woodward lor S54 t6, dated in Jany lsio
and due one day after date, aud made payable 10
j. J. Brickell; and one drawn by II. w Clay
ton for 500 dalcd in February 1889 and
payable to Daniel II Borroughs, and due one day
after date.
do hereby Iorwarn any person or persons from
trading lor said Notes or the drawers from paying
ihem 10 any person except myself as am the own
er al said notes.
THOS II. MARCH.
Columbus, Aur. IA lS4l-Stt
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
JOINT APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. ID. @. SHArTucE aud TIGHLMAN Nj.
TucKER, Esq, candidates Ior Governor, ~lli sd.
dress their leow-cltIzens at the following times and
places VIZ:
Monday the 30th Of August AT Kosciusko, Alfalfa co.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
APPOINTMENTS.

WIN. NJ. GWIN, candidate lor Congress, and
JOHN ID. FREEMAN. candidate or Attorney
General, will address their ieIuw.ciDizens, at the
tunes and places following:
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Cnrernment of Mississippi.

A. e. NcNurr. Governor, OBJ lsii.
'Tury.S b. Nn8uwskD. Secretary oi State.
r >,rS7FRs. Aui.,nr OF Publc Accounts.
D. y. Curtis Srstr Treasurer
TT. CoLL.s-. Attorney Gtne-a. %. Nov. 1872
JUDICIARY.
I,5-s, orf6e Hgh Court Of Errors and Appsais
-Wm L. Sharkey. James /. lfoHer aud Edward
Turner ClsTk- Robert A Patrick,
The bigh court Of errurs aud appeals has no Iu-
risJ,ei.on' except what properly belongs 10 court
-, s,,r. and snpess; It's seSsluus are holden on the
FIST Monday oi January and July, at Jackson, be-
NJ, virtually bui one session per annuT.
Chan ,Lior Of The Stats-R. II. Buckner. Clerk
R. L. DXun.
The SUPERIOR court Of chancery has jurisdlclioH
over "A matters, pleas and complaints whatsoever
belonging 10, or cognzable in a court OF equity; Il
holds TWO seSs on annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Til, court has original jurisdiction IN civil cases
IN which the SUN in controversy exceeds $50 Fo
each o. the eleven circuits, luoge and attorney art
elected q sdrrnnlaIly from November.
This court has also exclusive crmna! jurisdiction
RE-oRGASIzArIoN Of IHE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
fAs Der Act, approved Feb. 10, lsiO]
Ist Judicial District, composed Of The counties O
Warren. Claiburne, Washington and Bolivar.
I'd Judicial District, composed Of the counties o
Yalabu>hs, Carroll, Choclaw and Tallahatche.
81 Judicial District, composed Of the counties o
Adams. Wilkinson aud Jefferson.
ith Judicial District composed Of the counties .
Smith, Copah, Simpson, Scout, Newton, and Ne
shuba.
5th Judicial District, composed of the counties g
Jones, Jackson, Green, Perry, Wayne, Clarke, an
Laudrrdale.
9Th Judicial District, composed Of the counties Q
Noxubee, Lowndes, Kemper, Winston and Okhb
beha
7h Judicial District, composed lthe counties c
Kinds. Madison, and Rankin.
Sth Judicial District, composed Of the counties g
Monroe, ltawambl, Iishemingo, Ponlotoc, ChIcka
saw and TIppah'
l0th Judicial istrictcomposed Of the counties q
Yaz0o. Holiness AltaIa and Leake.
I'M judicial District composed Of the counties
Lawrence, Covngon, Hancock, Marion, Pike, Am
lie and Frankln.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Notice.

7 ON the first day OF October lS4o dispnsed of all
4 ol such interest and such only as may have had
IN the Steam Boat Gent Sumpler To Asa Vaught.rs
B. w. EWING.
August 80. ls4l-9-4w.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
DIR. GID ON LINCEt UM

LATE or ELECTRA MoNsoE Nj h.
TTAS located hm,eil pttmosthlH ~ NO no
Nj where be vii alien,iio all casts IA -. s
son. Nj. L. haiiels h m, i 'ha' wiz
lenlion 10 HI, business tIat ue vii hef' ."s
pubic patronage He can he 'ohhd ala" L,s
his Office 10 Msrkel Sree,, olH osne INC Wv
OEre,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

OHoWlHS WdeH' HWd WHtfei INC tCuH Couft %
each County in The STATE Of Mississippi is hetd.
COUNTIES. IwnAr MoNpAv HELD. COUNTY SEAT,
Adams, 4th IN May aud Nov, Nalchez.
Amlte, End IN May and Nov. Liberty.
Auala, 2nd in April and Oct KoSciusko
Bolivar, st IN April and Oct Bolivar G. II.
Carroll, 2nd in April and 0c CarroIlon,
Chlckasaw. ID al Al ~ Ap & Oct Houston,
Chocaw, ilh in Mar aud Sept GrenSb1rough
Claiborne, 4lh in May and Nov Port Gibson.
Clarke, 3rd in May and Nov. Qurman.
Copah, st in MAY and Nov GalIatin.
Cuahoma, ID in April and Oct. Coahoma c. II.
CoVIngon, 81 IN Aprl aud Oct. W Ilam>burS.
De SOLO, 4lh in Mar and Sept Hernando.
Franklin, 4th in May and Nov. MeadvllIe.
Green, Isl in April and Oct. Leakevi.c.
Hancock st in April and Oct SMed>borough
Kinds, 81 in June and Dec, RAYMOND.
Holmes, 3D. IN April and Oct, Lexington.
ltwamba, Sd in April and Oct. Futon
jackson, lth in Mar and Sept Jackson c. II.
Jasper, ID in May and Nov, PauIdDg.
Jefferson, st IN May and Nov. tayette.
Jones, ilh in April and Oct Ellsve,
Kemper, lDh in April and Ocl DE KaIb
Landerdale, ith in May and Nov Marion.
Lawrence, 4th in April aud Oct. Monticello
Leake, l>t in April and Oe Carthage
Lafayette, Sd in May and Nov Oxford
Lo"hueS, ISL III hpIl anu OCl CoiuHDuS.
Madison, LIST in May and Nav Canton
Marion I'd in April and Oct Columbia.
M0nIoe, Alb in April and Oct Athens.
Marshall 1t af4h May Nov Holly Springs.
Neshoba, 4th in May aud Nov Philadelphia.
Newton, Sd al 4h May g. Nov Decatur.
Noxubec, 81 IN April and Oet Macon.
Octibbeha, IN al A. A ri g. Oct StarkviIe.
Perry, 3rd IN April and Oct. Augusta.
Pontotoc, Sd a 4h IN Ap d Oct Poniotoc.
Pike. lSt in May and Nov Holmesve.
Pamela, st in May and Nov. Pamela.
Rankin, LIST in June and Dec. Brandon.
Scott, li al4 Al My and Nv HlIl>borough
Simpson, 4h in Nav and Nov. WeSviIle
Smith, | at 4h May and Nv Fairfield.
FaIahatchie llh in May and Nov IChareston.
runica, Isl IN April aid Ocl Commerce
Tlppah, as in Mar and Sept. Ripley.
flShamngo, I'd IN Mar and Sept. Jacno.
Warren, Sd in Mar and Sept. IVcksburg
Washington 2I in Mar and Sept PrLceton =
Wayne, ID in Mar and Sepl. Winchester
Wilkinson, lst in Mar and Sept. WoodvdIe.
Winston, Sd al Al APP aud Oct Louisville.
YaIabusha, st in May and Nov CotfeeviIle.
Yazoo, st in May and Nov Benton.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Notice.

A Number of copes Of tDc acts Of the Legisla-
IA ture Of lSil, and also lSI0, still remain IN he
clerks ofict uncaliei for persons entitled to them
are requested to call and get them,
OVID 7. BROWN, Clerk.
Auouat Ord lSAl
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Columbus, Aug. IA, ls4l-S-tI.
Sure Cnrc.

FRESH supply of Ganghan's FEW Err and A.
AGUE PILLS Just recpived al the Book Store
BY PFlSTER s GOODWIN,
Sole Agents.
Columbus Aug 81, ls4l. 3w p'
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

Kicker, Hadley, Davis, n Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
.3genis .uississPp, Union Bank,
No, So, ,Camp-Street,
NEw OHiFASS- Dee
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
Laws Of MissisSinni.

'NHERE are lew copies Of the Laws Of this
j State Published BY MesSrs. Van f1oesen &
,lden for sale at tins office They can be hsu uerg
ow as the publishers desire them sold forthwith. Il
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. JACOB THOMPSON a candidate
for Congress, aud K. 5. GRAVES, ESQ, candidate
or STATE Treasurer, will address their fellow clll.
zens al the following times aud places viz:
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18
A TABLE

Shouing ,chen, aud whrs, The ircuii Court Of
each County in The STATE Of Mississippi is held.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-09-18

JOSEPH BLAIR, =. NJ.
" Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say they are advertised.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
siscclla m G o ~ $.
,a,7r ARE THY BEAUTIES, SUMNER

E<-co,IF ARE THY BEAUTIES, SO M MEN.
nv MRS. II. s. NICHOLS.
~, heau,ies, Summer, and silenced is thy
M mub,
IA .",hv nassing witcberies arc fading from the
earth;
r,, ms,, songs thy streamlets sang beneath the
M mountain pine
MA :, INV remembered but as dreams--as dreams no
seq longer thine
-, bright Young bud thy kindness nursed hath
|& dropped its fragile head,
81 ID scattered lie their pale cold leaves; dead are
M thy wild howers-dend
n While every lofty forest in its towering Piumes
and pride
,.,b donned its gorgeous robes and laid thy livery
RI aside
1bhy birds, whose silvery voices made music round
our home,
No more with glitterng plumage and merry chant
ings roam
Zach winds low whispered melodies are numbered
with the past,
&NhiIo spirmoans and dirges are swelIing on the
x blast
|The purple of our mountain-tops is streaked with
sullen gray,
ErOr all that's bright and beautiful is finding swift
away
SThe sun spurs on his fiery stOeds as he were wea-
Ytoo,
And would exchange his FURNISHED, clouds for sum-
mcr skies Of blue {! - y 9
i
Gene are thy glories, Summer !zsibut hast thou fled
M sOne
PIwe none when in their household glee missed
one familiar tone (?
ing hearth
twe no young gentle spirits passed from our a.
WI bodies on earth ?
answer, Summer, well know thou't
whisper more than one,
N7Vih eye oFGshi and step of glee, down to the
M tomb hath gone
HhOn' tell me, stern, relentless Death thou hast
W. no power to stay,
4hat beauty, pride, and loveincss dixie become
RI his prey'
H. they have passed, o Summer, hike Thy flow
M rets whispered tones, y
a nd autumn winds their graves 'er.swceps with
many signs and means
I'm Memory DER the bleeding heart her vigils sad
n shall keep,
2nd Summers breath must ever wake n strange
fond wish to weep
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02

vermont Temperance Society held its annual
2eung IN this place, at the Brick church on tho
Be0ns OF Tuesday last. Hon. Erastus Fairbanks
Fesldent, in the chair. In the absence OF the Sec
|nry Mr. E. H. Prentss was appointed Secreta
pro TEN. The meeting was an unusually inter
4 ING one IN its proceedings, though not numer
ksY attended. The addresses Fl ON the President,
4 sS slade, Dana, Bottum, Sabin, Adams and
fhg were animcting, and the teligenco receiv
/ from various parts Of the State and of the coun
F'Ot the onward progress Of the good cause, high
encouraging The annual appointment of off
Prs was postponed to The 18th day of January
FA', at which time the meeting stands adjourned
assemble at Middlebury. A circular is to be is
fsu' inviting all county, town school district and
Ene. temperance societies, When new and more
l'''1 organization is contemplated In the mean
"', W.T. nrla'y goes out in various parts Of the
80" inc sanction and appreciation Of the
executive Committee of the State Society,
o' circulate temperance publications, form
Iy'e'es' revive languid ones and obtain spIed
F'-permont Watchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02

1, PIe.-The editor of the Kenne.
""a' Keeps pig, which in his opinion, is a
NJ. "D0'e and thriving one. One of his sin
khor mus 'escr'oed oy the observing
|,Ds, %se we heard DR.. CoIlyer, we have made an
|hnain1 upon our pig, and find that notwith-
han, 10 10 Is by no means of a nervous tempera.
ba,Oo,;. a'net Emphatic, yet he can be easily
b. hi. h The experiment was tried by scratch
bs,ns, 'uck wltha stick. In ten seconds the
biden, ha "u,d began to operate upon him, MS was
py, vh;,s Will. us closing his eyes and grun,ing audi
Esv = us slender tail curled in a very peculiar
heIiO,t1 zen seconds more he showed an evident
hd IN ,wa =" fepose by bending down his back
Dor in ho minutes moro he was reclining on the
. all ,ha zen IN perfect somnambulic condition
pudsd g., questions put to him he invariably res
lnOs, ,n usa, which might be translated to mean
The s., my ningl The stupor lasted jus. so long
ON the snS; continued, differing in this respect
',ked BY bSri, OF DR.; Colyor, who can only be
y, bali Of Srss handed manipuations, like unwind
'''" alter having wound It up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
ovol. s.. No. A4---vvhole NO. sss.

"MELANcHoLY. Died in Marlboro Oct. LIST, La
Their Harris. He took his own life. He was teach
of the select school at Marlboro when he died,
and gave no reason for the act, but appeared to
have "A reason which ono has thought of. His
body was carried 10 his friends in Windham. His
soul is now in another. another, another world
May it be warning 10 others not TO take their
own lives. His connections are respectable His
father is minister of the gospel His school by
this act s broken up and will not soon BIO started
again."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02

Those who wish TO see the experiment tried f,
will be good enough to call soon there is no
knowing how soon the susceptibility of magnetic
action may be lost; or if 1t should increase by prac
iice as is said to 5e true of the Doctors Subjects
we shall be constrained TO discontinue the exper
iments, lest the pork should become too highly
magnetized.
Z. s. No experiments have yet been made in
clarvoyance."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02

at vi" Sc F' pad ID
kecEly at $S.ov pne,t is made within six months
Jyancc. II pay snbscribing it will be considered
fon tho tlmo % Mo paper will be discontinued
advance pg are paid, except at the option OF
Inc publisher, osnts will be inserted for the GUS
10 Adver.''Per Persons are requested TO state The
TSin' s D. GSy will be inserted TIL for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02

SUICIDE. The following singular and melan-
choly event which occurred at Marlborough, VII.
last week. was related by Mr. Harris himself, in the
following communication written by him before
bis death, and addressed TO the editors Of the Sen.
tinel, Keene. He was native OF Vermont, and
aged about 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12
Thursaau. Jnin %.

The Maria Cornell Case.-Tho Sunday
Morning News Of New York, announces
that it is about to publish narrative Of the
confessions Of Lew Cas-, seaman on
board the Z. $. ship Fairfield, in which
he Acknowledges the participation of him.
self and others in the murder Of Sardh
Mar,a Cornell" for which the Rev. L. X.
Avery was indicted and tried.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

Never LEI slip an opportunity Of gaiaipg
e aew idea.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

Si1res Imported into Cuba. Sir Robert
Peel in his speech 10 the electors Of Tam
worth, states that the number Of slaves an
nually brought from the coast Of Africa tc
Cuba, is ut least 10000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

ton was taken, and the bill passed By the
following vote;
YEAS-MessTs Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Ber-
rien, Choaie, Clay oc Kentucky, Dixon, Evans,
Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Man
gum, Meriek, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter,
Pren;iss. Preston, Simmons, Smith, OF indiana,
Southland, Talmadge, White, Noodbridge- 70
NAYS essrs. Allen, Archer, Benton, Ra'
chanan, Calhoun. Clay, Of Alabama, Futon,
King, Linn, McRober,s, Mouton, Nicholson,
Pierce, Rives, Sewer, Smith. of Connecticut,
Sturgeon. Tappan, Walker Williams, Wood
bury, Wright, IOung-23.
Thursday, July 20.
Mr.. Mangum, from the committee on
naval affairs, reported the bill from the
House for the establishment Of a home
squadron, without amendment.
Also, the bill to provide for the navy
pensions, with an amendment to strike cut
the second section.
This bill having been taken up in Gem
mittee of the whole, Mr.. Mangum ex-
planned the object of the committee IL
striking out the second section.
4 debate Of some length occurred at.
ter which the question was taken on sirik'
ing out the second section, and decided Ia
the negatNe-yeas 10, nays 3D.
Other amendments were proposed, anc
the debate continued, when the turihei
consideration was postponed until Tuesday
next.
The bill for the renewal Of the banks o
the District Of Columbia was EeSt takcI
up, and the debate upon it continued tol
some time when It's farther consideration
was postponed, and tue Senate went into
executive session.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

aoSThc Mr.. Burne, Of Cincinnati, VII"
last week secrctcd IN his house runaway
slave Of Gen. Metals, OF Lexington ana
made forcible resistance TO the aiteuP'
of Gen. Nee. "a take the fugitive, came
near falling victim to the vengeance %
the people Of CINCINNATI On the n's"
after tho outrage, hundreds of citizens as
we learn from the papers Of that place
surrounded his house, threw stones OF w
windows, aud assaulted the door WIN ine
ayowed intention Of destroying every thihB
upon the premises; but ciyIi naihofi''es
interlerod, and, by means Of aany threA.a
aud more persuaaions, inducnd them 10
foreeo their deterlnipatlon aud retire 10
their homcs.---.St Louis Bsiichn.
A hid. Of bun cured Tobacco was
sold IN Lyncbbure, Va, recently tor TWEEN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

~ =, A.. . !.
-54 '.'.l q" ~ 49,
e,.''" y vi wv "'a a'.'''I''p- ~,
~ to''i' y ~ '''''''' !. W. ~ -" :
- ~ go - - ,'a..''"' '''''' Y -
~. w. z ',u a'''u. :. 49, o1'' - -
~ o,a' o'','"'''' -, 80 ,i'e ''Y "'S'''st
- - ,'i (" ,l','' o''',,'' ~ = ~
- -, ~" 49, - "a 'o'''' a''' !" ''''e
: 49, - az 7 = ~" ~ I 'N'''''''1 =
'2,',9
,,a q. , e 80, ga,,,,, s,a ,ior 49,
had best 20 bach to saybrogk. conn. gbere We
nesd 70 live SO We raised money enough to &c,
'lia boat ana started lfom ONO lat an We
aI,ss s. '',og ~ , rI' 80 ~ '.O ~, I'M.
tbe via,er we baaIgd oar bost 30 ~ tbo min I
The Canal. whsro va remained till the ice broke
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

An ingenious artist in England, named
Barter, glass cloth weaver, has recently
presented to tho Qaeen splendid apron
and pair Of slippers, Of this Singular IA
brio. The Court Journal says +" the glass
cloth Of this persons manufacture is ian.
proced By ndsaiag."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

A hid. Of hun cured Tobacco was
sold il Lyncbbure, Va, recently for TWEEN
ty.Gve aud quarter dollars per hundfoo'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12

The bill to carry into effect the provi-
sions Of the treaty with Mexico, was re-
ported from the committee on foreign re-
!ations, read three several times by gener-
al consent, and passed.
The bill making appropriations for for
ti6cations, &c. was taken up, and consider
cd, and postponed until Saturday next.
The Fiscal Bank Bill was road third
time and after some discussion, the ques.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-12
/. Extra session-a7th Congress.
In SENATE.
TaursdGU, Jula %.

On motion Of Mr.. Berrien, the Bank
rupt Bill was taken up in the Senate, ant
read by sections, Mr.. Berrien explaining
the objects. The bill having been gone
through, and some trivial verbal amend
menis made, with view 10 give time fol
the preparation of other amendments, Mr.
Smith moved to 90 into executive session
which motion prevailed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-18

grad jury Rgsiasl aieI.snd Cor MURDER.
consequently, Ne mutl h0w tsmaia Ia
es1hhsmsni Uaii BE Hlsl remss 90.
hst nel So hti.eaf tsla,fiaIausly
aoasisd 10 . nErin q l.OrkpgL Nee
loTk, az having hsinRfri 10 ne enp<1i.
i,on sem By SiF r. a. Head 70 desHoy
he siFamFr csSsiins. he sould not nos
BE shsrs be %. and lkis l.rosbie shd
efris@ent miehs have been avoided.
Shouid an Amsriesn ciii1-n eome into
Montreal. Toronio. o. aLy atksr tlses IN
Canada. and Publisly dsrl.rs himsslf 20
have oten ths nlusdsIer. 90 IN secessery
10 The murder. 81 British subject. sould
he not inmedisiely Be lodged Ia jail; ssd
here kept Dniil found gully or innocsnl
By far snd impartial mail We have
not The least doubt thai IL IL The inlsnsion
Of The splbariiies Of lhe state Of Ns~
York 10 do him every jas,iee. add die
charge him al once. if proved innoesn,:
40 ne esnnol for Q moment Suppose that
The citizens % that stats woSld be enil.y
Of such barbsrily ss 10 take suay The life
OF any innocent person in cold blood.
merely 10 crafty their feelings Of zen
gssnes Tor any III treatment which ihey
have received from The British Govern
menl."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-18
Obituary.

Died. in The vlciniiy Of Somer,ills.
Fayetteville county. Ten. on The 25,h
uli. OF aPoplexy. WILLIE SHAW. esq. for
merly highly esteemed citizen Of This
county.
Died. in Ashrboroush, on Wednesday,
morning. 3D. inst. Mrs. RACHEL SwAIx.
vile 81 Benjsmin Swain. esq. editor OF
the Southern Citizen. leaving four help
less eh,lJren--ons only Few days old.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-18
THE suPREME cnnRr

Has adjourned. The followlng 0pia.
ions. in addition 90 those already publish.
ed. we're delivered.
Rsfiin. q. .. delivered the Opinion a
ihs CoUri in Mayo o. BIounl. from Beau.
tort. sfirming the judgment below.
State. 10 use Of Buckley Q. Hsmptan,
hon snny; judgment reversed. ysrd,ei
Tor plsnliif reinslsied. damages reduced
10 I'VE cents and judgment accordingly.
Buckley o. Hampton. from Surry;
jodgnen, reversed aud judgment here Cor
The PlsiaIifi.
Poindexler .. Blackburn. in Equity,
from Stokes.
Brizendine o. Marin. from Rulherford,
directing . new hisl.
Newlsnd o. Martin from Rutherford,
directing new Trial.
Daniel. j. delivered the Opinion Of The
Coun in Fleming o. StrsIev. from Burke.
affirming the judgment belaw.
Palmer o. Marlborough. IN Equity from
Csswell.
jenkins o. Coekerhsm. from atwood
affirming the judgment below.
Sheriff. o, Natons. from Haywood,
reversing The order Of the Superior courl,
and affirming The proceedings before ,h,
Justices.
CASTOR. ]. delivered The opinion Of IN.
Court in Leigh o. Crump. 10 Equity. fron
Northampton. directing q reference.
Hobbs ef al. Craigs ef al from Ds
vie; decree reversed and cause rensnded.
Robertson ct al. o. Stevens a al. in
Equity. from Johnston; Affirming lhe de
decree.
Wade and others o. Dick. in Equity.
from Person; dismissIng The bill.
Daniel. J. Ia den er dem. Skinner o.
Fletcher, from Pasquo,ank. reversing the
judgment below.
Also in Davis .. Cain.
Castor. j. In Sas,e .. johnson, from
Wske. affirming the judgment below.
mcfarland o. M Kay, in Equity. from
Richmond, directing certain issues 10 be
tried in the court below.
Arguments are required in The falluw.
ing cases: Fog .. Horsh, from Meek.
lenbure--waiker .. Crowder. from Gas
well--Jarvis o. Corbell and wife from
Curri,uck--Hafner .. Erwin, from Meek
lenburg--Doe er dem. Gong .. Rich
from Dsvie-Cole and wife .. Robinson'i
exr's. from Richmond.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-18
ref ihe Recarder.

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difficult 20 procure the small onion. or Top
onion. 10 sci on, in order 10 grow this ,a-
lusbls and pleasant vegetable. For the
rrlIel Of gardeners under such circumssa-
ces. permit me 10 stale. that he large
onion may be eus into many pieces. TAX
ing care 10 Gu, perpend,evlarly 10 The
ROOT, aud leaving fibre OF Two Of ll,s
roo. on each pise,; and ihus plpisd they
will each produce enc onion. and cons
TO maturity rather sooner than The small
onion planted whole. have plssisd the
cut onion several years. and never Jailed
IN raising good ones. TuscuLux.