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wIscossIs LKAp.-A furnace has recently been
put in operation on Sugar River, near Lake Mchl-
gan, which turns out 5000 lbs lead daily This tract is
20 or 30 mi in extent The Milwaukee Courier says
that about 5000 Ibis are manufactured daily by Mr.
Corbin, that place, aud that 10000 lbs, have
been shippcd thence for New YORK this season.
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lscNare of DeccptiOnf

TThas frequently come to the knowledge ofthe sub
scribor TINT empty Snuff Jars, with his Label OIL
them have been fought up, for the purpose of selling
IN them an inferior quality of Snuff and, also that his
Snut-labels have some instances been counterfeit
ed or the general design o the initiated as 10
easily deceive the unwaIy he deems II, therefore, his
duty 10 inform purchasers Of the manner in which
request them 10 tear off or deiace the Labels the
outside of the Jars after having disposed Of the
tents, so a. to prevent further use of the came.
\ suitable reward vii be adj for such evidence as
will lead to the detection s. conviction Of the nnposter.
The subscriber continues 10 manufacture, and ofFrs
for sale the iolw,ng articles -
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Maccoboy, rose American KaDpee,
Imitation do Sfdr'd Holland do
Sicily do Tuberose,
Maltese Do ST. Oner,
Curacao do StFasburC.
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
Dcn,gros Na,chitochos,
Pure Virginia, French Rappce,
Bmbon, American Gentleman,
ST Domingo Pure Spanish,
Copcnhagsn mn, ford l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch ssa (rn,. IRISH '' of e.a,..
High Toast IRISH High Tosst>
SWEET SCENTED FINE-CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Oronoko do do,
FINE-CUT SMOKING TOBACCO.
Spunsh, Ki,ofoo, CANISTER, Common, and Stems.
PETER LOl,Il.LARD, il.
az thottam STREET,
| New York, March, 254l. i7,2m
J. x J. H. PsoK 4. Co.. Agents, Burlington, VI,
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As portion OF the Wings of the town Of Burling-
ton did not receive the published notice Of the meeting
on the 9th inst. Notice s hereby given that another
meeting to nominate Town Representative, will be
held on Monday Evening next at Howard's, at seven
o'clock A general and punc,ual attendance is re-
requsted.
BY order OF the Town Committee.
August 10Th, 1911.
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NOTICE..

TINE Democratic Wings of Grand-Tse County are
l. requested to meet at the Court House. in North
Hero, on Wednesday, 18th day of August, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating State
Senator. A general attendance Of the Wings from
the several towns is requested.
BY order Of the Committee.
North Hero, AUGUST Nth, lS4l.
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NOTICE..

The Democratic Wings of ESSEX, one and ALL are
requested to meet at the Red School House, Essex
Centre, Friday evening Goth inst at O'clock p. NJ.
for the purpose Of nominating suitable person as
their candidate for Representative to the next Legisa-
ture. A full and punctual attendance is requested.
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STRIKE WHILE THE IRON is HOT.
ID J. p. WHALING & co,
July 10. M
MIXTURES taken

nAGUERREOTYPE MIXTURES taken by f.
LA. Allen, at the American Hotel, Burlington, W.;
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to obtain beautiful and
perfectly correct kenesses respectfully invited To
call and examine his specimens and prices He trusts
that the novelty of the science TO say the least will
induce The curious to give him call. The Miniatures
can be made of various suitable for aneat Morocco
Case, Gilt Frame, Lockel or Breast Pin.
N Instruction will he gwen 10 limited number
Of Pupils, desired and the Apparatus, Materials
&c for the process furnished. Aug. 10, lefl,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ICoFTtspondedce OF the Albany Daily Advertiser. |
WAsnlsdros, August IL, lS4l.
am here in the indies of much exci,emen, ar;s.
in from the now general belief that the President will
veto the National Bank Bill. II is true that he is moi
We, !rrevocably pledged 10 do so, bu, so many CIR
>nmstances daily uansplre TO shew his inclination
that way, and not one cxcepths sIence to prove the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20

KAY'S Progressive Infant and Primary School
LAlieader and Deiiner-togcihcr with Elementary
lessons in Drawing and Exercises IN writing for sale
by Aug. 10, S. HUNTINGTON.
BRISTOL BOARD.-A superior article, this day
.Dreceived. Aus, 49, s. HUNTINGTON
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Leonard Hodges Estate.

Lcoharu fOuscS' EStaes
ME the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor Tue District OF
Chit'enden, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate Of
LEONARD HODGES,
late Of Wlllison, in SAID District, deceased, repre-
scented insoven, and also all claims and demands cx-
hibicl in o'se thereto-and six months fom the date
hereof being allowed by said Court, for that purpose
we do hereby give notice, that will attend 10 III,
business Of appointment, AT the dwelling of Jacot
Hodges, in Wiston, in said district, on the 9Th
daysof September and December next, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ on each OF the said days. NIL
Dated, this 18th day Of july A. D. 1871.
A. }. FULLER, oo''''''ho'r'
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RAYS EMINENT,

4 most excellent article Tor curlng Old or young
n persons OF Pains ami Rheumatlsm in the back or
side healing up sores curing throats swelings
etc, and for the cure of the PILES. 1t has not lie
equal seldom or never failing to cure when applied
pnusly and according TO directions sold n, the VaIie
~ store, by the dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAlD.
JULY Is, l5il. nS
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STRAYED from the subscriber about the first Of
SJune last, three yearngs two line backed and one
red one steer and the other two heifers. Whoever
will give information where they may be found sh,l!
be rewarded for their trouble.
PHINEAS ATWATER.
Burlington, August TO- l64l. Mo
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THE FORTIFlCATION BILL.

This bill, which, among the other Wing
measures of the Extra Session, comes in for
a share of Loco-Foco denunciation, makes
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PAPER IIANGINGS.

The Subscriber has on hand and will often be
receiving Paper Hangngs, direct from the manufac-
turers, which will lie sold TO merchants and dealers at
culnr patterns can be supplied by giving short no
tce G. GOODRICH
July 8, ls4l nc
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

n A. BRAMAN would solicit the attention Of
~. supcrnendants OF Sabbath Schools, and others,
TO his assortment of Books suitable for s. s Ibrai-
ries, which he offers a, a very large discount from
retail prices. Tho Mass. Sabbath School Society
publications are always on hand including the valu.
able and increasingly popular series of Bible CUES
tons BY Newcomb.
August Goth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20

o. SATIN BARD and Plain Muslin de lane
just RECOMMENDATION sale cheap at
the Burlington Cash Store. s. l.. HERRlCK.
August 49, l84l.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

HINFSBCKGH, Vt.
1NHE second term of the Select School for Young
i Ladies in the village Of Hinesburgh will COM
mence the first Monday in September next. Miss
BEEcnER, 1.-THE principally Is an experienced teacher
Of the first order; having received her education
an institution, where thorough and rigid discipline
Of the mind was cor sdered indispcn ,abe and from
past unparalleled success, in teaching, we think her
every way qualified TO conduct the youthful mind
along the rugged, yet delightful path Of science; and
in ascending this difficult way'riM her pupils, Miss
improves the mnd. To those who are acquainted
with the character and qualifications Of Miss b. as
teacher, she needs no farther COMMUNICATION.
Terms OF tuition follows:
Common English branches, $3.50
Higher do. 800
Latin aud French Languages $50
n. d. Board may be secured IN respectable families,
on reasonable terms, or rooms, if any wish 10 board
themselves. w. &. JOHNSON.
r. W. BALDWIN.
Hinesburgh, Aug. ", 1871.
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GOLD WATCMEs--JULY sth.

Sf WE have III, wc"; r ,'' y,
IL L M English made Gold Watches
FFs. ,NDy This is the fourth lot received
W 4SEf this spring AMI summer. We in
AAH ! sJTESs form tho,e wishing hue Watch
NTAS. .xaHSSSJrS tina, we arc selling them o:
ScSks6Sszss< very low prices, and we intend 10
sell as low and lower than the same quality Of Watch
e, can be bought IN Nc,c York or Boston, We en-
yageto sell a. low al any rate.
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NOTICE.

BOSTON Academy's Collection, Massachusetts
DCollecton, Boston Glee Book, American Glee
Book, Just received by &. GOODRlCH.
August 18th, l94l nlO
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MURDER.


BY a correspondent at Crown Point, N. Y.
who signs himself an eyewitness, it would
seem that murder was committed on the Sd
inst, upon a boy of the name Of Benjamin
Franklin Gale, of about IL years Of age, whose
family live in Colchester, VT. The circum-
stances are stated as follows. The boy was
living with man by the name of Joseph West,
and went out about $ o'clock in the morning
to milk his cows. While milking, the muir
derer came up and knocked him down WIN
lever, fractured his skull, which occasoned his
death 81 hours after. The deceased was nhuch
respected by all who knew him. man by
the name of Joseph Winch, revolutionary
soldier aged SO years, it is said is charged with
the dreadful deed, and was committed to Jail on
the Wednesday following. He discovers no
symptoms of penitence. The reason he assigns
for the deed is, that some boys had, the day
previous, provoked him by throwing stones and
chips, and he had resolved to be revenged, and
in the blindness Of his rage had mistaken the
deceased for one Of the. offenders. -Middlebry
Press, Aug. II.
ANOTHER.
A correspondent of the Rutland Herald,
gives the following particulars of an unfor-
,unate affair in that county.
Wells, Aua 10, 1s4l.--1 hasten to inform you o.
an unfortunate tran action which has lu,t happened
in this place, which has. resulted in the death OF
person by the name of Martin Bebee, who was found
much bruised and nearly speechess on Wednesday
of this week in the stable Of John Howe, the Inn
keeper of this place. Bebee died of the WOUNDS ~
about one hour and half. The magistrates forth'
with summoned Is persons as jury of inquest &c
examine as to the cause of the dcnth OF the deceased
After hearing the testimony introduced and maxim!
nnanmous opinion that Martin Bcbee came to hi
death by Felony in consequence of severe treatmen
by the hands Of Or son Cone Of Poutney as principal
and Cephas Wilcox as accessory, upon which thu
said Cone and Wilcox were committed to Rutlant
nil TO await their trial the county court next to b.
holden at Rutland. Cone and Wilcox were seen Il
follow the deceased to the she'd and gone abou
fifteen minutes and returned together, and whe
asked where Martin WINS, said they had foored him
The principal in the case insulted and abused sai
Bcbee much previous 10 leaving the house.
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For Notifications 100000

For current expenses Of ordnance service % 25000
Purchace Of ordnance md ordnance Stores $4,000
Armament Of Notifications, 100000
Purchase Of salipetre and birthstone, 10000
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Prem u m
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS.

BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS.
:Auss@ss@ssosA4AArpE$F.S!Ssh.E'A' y
T1 SSa|aaS IS s s shIis psrsoss sG1 n1e1,
ested in the Sol.
encc of Music, that he continues to manufacture a
Concord, New Hampshire,
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS,
Of very superior quality, and having obtained the
first Premiums that has ever been awarded to an A.
mercan manufacturer of such Instruments at the
great Fairs Of the American Institute in Nav York
City, at the great Fair Of the Mechanics Association
in Boston, and at the Fair of the Mechanics Chnrta-
bic Association in Portland, Mane--he now not only
tenders his thanks TO his friends and patrons for past
favors, but pledges himself to Religious Societies.
Musical Associations and individuals who may wish
purchase, that no reasonable efforts shall be
ing on his part to enable him to meet their orders in
the most prompt and satisfactory manner that he
| may still retain their confidence and merit contlnu-
ceof 1.-THE liberal patronage he has for many years
| enjoyed.
| He also keeps an extensive assortment Of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
of the best quality, which he offers for sale on The
most reasonable terms, among which are
| MELODIONS AND SERAPHlNES,
which aremuch admired for sweetness Of tone, ind
well adapted to parlor or church music.
Music Schools Military Bands or individuals, can
be supplied with Brass and other instruments Of any
description, cheap or cheaper than they can pun
| chase in the city of Boston.
ALSO, Violin Bass and Double Bass Viol Stringa.
Bows, Bridges Patent Heads, Tuning Forks & Pipes,
Instruction Books, Clarione, Reeds and mouth fie--
ces Umbrellas, Parasols Walking Canes &c.
Orders will be gratefully received, and Instruments
sent by Stage the risk Of the manufacturer, and
not satisfactory, may be exchanged.
Musical instruments and Umbrellas, repaired rs usu-
al. Please call ut his Music Store, few doors
south of the Eagle Coffee House. coz, n5l
Concord, New Hampshire March 2 lS4l.., :.
PANGBoRN q. BRINsMAIp, Agents, BuTlins
| ton VI.
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The Globe complains bitterly that the Wings in
Congress carry out their measures by the aid of eau
trated through the nstrumentalty of the caucus
system Satan impaled upon the tines OF his own
pitchfork-LouisriNe Journal.
COUNTERFEIT MEXICAN DoLIARs.-On Saturday
last drover from New Hampshire named Ebenezer
Watson, went into Spears office with 500 in specie
to exchange and Mr. Spear detected no less than Ga
counterfeit Mexican dollars in the lot. He took the
man to the police court where he told very plain
story that he received the money in payment for
some cattle, which he sent TO Canada TO be sold.
He gave up the spurious, coin to constable Pierce.
There was no doubt Of the truth of his statement,
and no proceedings were Instituted agains, him.
Boston Post.
An INCIDENT roR TIE HEARr.-The
Albany Journal, in noticing the late exami-
nation of the students Of the Albany Female
Academy, gives the following interesting
fact -
There was one incident cunnected with this Fxh
hilton so gratifying in its nature, and so well calcu
lated TO awaken the human sympathies, that we can
not allow IT TO pass unnotlced. Some years ago AZ
ORpHAs who had found home in the Asylum which
philanthropy offers TO these children Of misfortune
by her intelligence and good conduct, interested be
nevolent citizen into whose family she was afterward
| taken. Here she confirmed and deepened oil tn
kindly sympathies which she had previously exerted
Subsequently, through the interest of friends, sh
was sent TO the Academy, where she has enjoyed II
advantages gratultousl advantages which, as vii
be seen, she did not neglect, for this Orphan, VIII
was cast in her helpless childhood upon the charlie
Of the world, yesterday, standing up amongst tn
daughters Of the rich and great, received gold pen
as the writer OF the best composition in the Thr
Department! God does indeed temper the wind
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! A GREAT Variety of Rich Silks Just received and
| n for Sale very chap at the Burlington Cash Store
lby $. l.. HERRlCk.
| July l6 1871
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OOK S.


vJNIlE following thi, day received and for sale ty
/ the subscriber.
Blake'> Evidences, Confessions Of School
Lees Physiology, Master,
Life of Franklin, Parents Present,
New England q a zetteer Sleigh Ride,
Young Orator, Married Lite,
The Gift, American Gentlemen.
ALSO, new supply Of Poke, Bibles, cheaper
than ever, by ,.
S. HUNTINGTON.
July 20, lSII ne
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DIR, TAYLOR'S

Balls AM OF LIVE RW ORT,
L>OR Consumption, and Liver complains, nyspcp-
l. STA, dizziness of the head, loss of appetite, Dyscn-
tary, and general regulator OF the whole system.
None genuine but that prepared al 375 i'owery,
New York, where the article was first made, the char
acer Of the medicine formed and established by the
present soe proprcors and who are the only persons
knowing the composition Of the genuine. II has been
diseases. iCJSRcnclnfcr the original and Genuae
Is made only at No. 375 Bowery, New York. All
others are counterfeit.
Consumption and Liner Complaint
Al. general remedy for thee diseases, am fully
.aiisfa( from long experience, there is no medicine
equal to Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Livcrwori. Being
pure vegetable it can be used with the utmost safety
by all pe.sons in every condition. II c!ean,e> the
lungs by expcctoraton, relieves dficult breathing,
and seems 10 heal The chest There can be no question
but this medicine certain cure for chronic cough
and colds. have used ii tour years in my practice,
and always with success. A, +. ROGERS, NJ. j.
Agents.-N. Lovely 4. Co. Theodore A. Peck & Co.
X. Moody, BurIington-S. II Barnes, Charlotte. NIL
LAW BLANKS.
n GOODRICH has constantly for sale by the
". Ream or CURE, general assortment of law
blanks printed from forms from Revised Statutes,
consisting Of ~
Justice Writs and Executions, all kinds in use
Trustee Writs
County Court Writ. and Executions, various kind.
Warranty, Qui,-clam, and Mortgage Deeds
Chancery Bills Tor torcloslng Mortgages
Blanks fer Deposious
Administrators Bonds
Letters of GUARDIANSHIP
Officers Receipts
Justice Appeals
Blanks for Notes, Hay-scaes, dc. &c.
| August 20h.
COMMON PRAYER,
~ For Sale, by
| c. GOODRICH.
August, Goth.
| ROBlNSON'S
biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount-Sin
ID and Arabia. Pclrea now for sale at the Bool
Store of
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TUST opened a beautiful assortment Of French
y worked Collars, al reduced prces.
S. B. SCOTT
july o.
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District Of chtcnden A at Burlington, u si "hln
and for the District Of Chittenden, on The ninth
day of August A. ID. 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
FROM the sANpwlcH lsLANDs


Intelligence 10 announced from IN,
Sandwich Islands TO The 24,h Of October
The U. s. Exploring Expedition had ar,
rived a, The Islands.
Lieut.. ]. A. Underw God and midship
man Wilkes Henry had been preacher.
ously murdered BY The natives Of the Fe'
ice Islands. Some OF their ssssilani,
we're killed before they fell. The squad
ron's boats then opened . ERE upon Oh,
the town. which was destroyed, and Sc
ven,y or more natives were killed. Til,
occurred on the 25,h Of Jolly. The bo
dies oi the two Americans we're rescu
ed from the csnibals.
A chief was captured and taken on
board the Vincennrs, who. seven years
since. killed ten Of The crew Of an Anne.
ricsn vessel.
The Porpoise visited one OF the Fsjes
Islands, 10 protect or take away. 40 The
occasion might require, . family Of Yves
leyan missionaries seiiled there, who's,
livss we're supposed 10 be be endangered
by The savsges. Bu, they preferred re-
msining. having been promised protection
by The old King. r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18

i'Ariss'sa Zen - fbrss silaslfa - li.sIr
ses3g.
The frsi II H.. ! Asclepias Ainar.
or vsarlabi~ 80 II ~ Wssl ladasa.
We hase sesesai giaaas a 1lis eenns
Asslrpias. IL slsr Iansd S,sirs. properly
cslledsiik wssd. peshsps shis seIy species.
shoosh perhaps here al lhs Norih q may
Hsi pfosloes 6bsts Of he sans lrngih sf
iaensss. In Msniniqus il peIfseis II.
pods IN fnus meAlhs. and he plant iissll
issts six yeas from he planning. ID has
been esrdsd snd spnp: he thread is beauii.
Col. As glossy snd brilliant ss siIk. and -
strong az eolsen. Ths aea.sfk islmsds
Of he plant in lie wiId state, bul q has
bern ruliisssed. aud both me staple Of he
plan, and The qusniity Of rs produetiops
are sxuemsly lnpTossd b. eBl'irslion. u
val grow. no doabi. in Lopisisns.
The o:hsr plant is she Banbsr minor
shrub gr1aiEs "a The height of ssvsI
or eight feet. ii produces . large poo
which eonisins . lind Of wool, which
The manufacturers of Lyons. 20 who's
inspection II has bren submitted, tsTr. de
elared 70 be - 6ne 80 lhs wool Of ThIbes
ID 10 easily spun. and lhs THREAD ilsel
strong - wallen yarn. Fourier months
are necessary 10 bring The pods 70 perfsc.
tim. Aei0 FORK Ereaing Pon.
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III We are making on, our accounts,
and transmitting Them through the pos.
office TO subscribers in arrears. Those
more convenient will be waited on by
an agent. We hope IN all cases our de-
mands will be met in spirit Of justice
and liberality, and with promptness,
q hich the many expenses connected with
a printing office. for paper. tyre. &c. so
inIperatisely require. ~. $3.50
The regulations Of the Pos. Office De-
psr,ment permi, remi.,ances 10 be made
to editors through the Postmasters. free
Of charge. which our distant subscribers
can avail themselves of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-18
SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions bare been DE-.
lissfed By the Caurs. siz:
Rufia. Grief Justice. 10 he case Of
Wood Q. Dean. from Arson; sfIirmine
ihs judgment below.
10 Den er dem. EseritIs o. Thomas,
IRON Riehmoad; affirming he judglnes,
below.
10 Spencer o. White. from Hyde; AZ
hfming The jcdgmeni below.
10 Shaw o. Mcfarland. ffom.ienford;
affirming The Judgment bslov.
In Proctor o. Ferebee. IN Equity. fiom
Pssquoisnk; directing the ssaal decree
for conveyance. and for on sceounl Of
lhs renis and profits. &c.
Dsnlel. Judge. In the case OF Tayl or
10 The use 81 Boyns .. Williams. from
Chosan; directing . new trial.
In Fieneh .. Barney. from Chow an;
jadgmen, reversed, and judgmsn, here
for plaintiff.
10 Mitchell Q. Mitchell, from Gaiss;
judgment reversed, and judgment here for
defendant.
In Boliek .. Bnliek. f,om Lincoln; %,
himing ihe Judgment below.
10 Bridges o. Purcell. from Robesoni
sffirming the judgment below.
ln Sutton o. Cfsddoek. in Equity. from
Sampson; directing The bill 10 be dismiss.
ed with costs.
CASTOR. Judge. In Walker o. Baker.
IRON New Hanover; Affirming The judg.
meni below.
In Rose o. chrisiman. from Guilford;
affirming the judgment below.
10 Den er dem. Barrow o. Arenton;
affirming the judgmen, below.
In MofEi, .. Mniii,. Aem'r. in Equity,
from Randolph; directing The defendant
10 account. &c.
Ia Shirley o. Whitehead. in Equity.
from Halifax; Diminishing tho bill.
In Spiyey .. jenkins. in Equity, from
HEREFORD; affirming The decree with costs.
Raleigh Register.