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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-09

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Tho. III. BLAKE,
Commr Of the General Land Office.
, 1843-11-11
Deaths.

In this township, on Friday last, Of
bilious fever, MIR. John Henderson,
aged about 40.
On Friday the Goth ult., in Femme
Usage township, in St. Charles county,
George B. FAINT, in the SD year Of his
age.
In the vicinity of Spencerburg, after
a short illness, on Friday 10th October,
Mrs.SAdeline Moss; and on Monday
23rd, after an illness of some weeks, her
husband, Mr.. Peter Moss; who left re-
naming thirteen children, who were
thus deprived of the councils and guild
ance of their afIectionate parents. They
were pious and useful members Of the
Baptist Church, (and also 5 of their
%children) and having been united in life,
were gin their death not divided" but
no doubt are together enjoying the peace
and felicity of Paradise. How certain
are we OF returning to dust. w,
, 1843-11-11

REPEAL-Mr. O'Connell still keeps
the bali rolling. But he manages in
a very wary and cautious manner
and yet lie is as bold as 4 lion in his
movements. As Tie vigilance OF the
ministry increases. in watching Tor
an opportunity to pounce upon him.
he shows the most CoHSumale skill
and tact i'll battling them. Touching
this subject, the Leeds Hines says:--
1t is obvious dat o'Cnnneil be
comes more warv and ",uuous ~ lie
proceeds. lie feels that iac risk be-
comes greater, every step that he
makes in Advance. lie accordingly
takes his measures with immense cau-
iOa, but with crnSuma'e tact and
skill. He proclaim his intention 81
keeping strictly within tie letter oI
the iaw. N mau can drive Il coach
and SIX" through tue statues ike the
Irish Leader. lie peiorms hi, rev.
~lutionS with .!r las u|on Ii, SIZE.
and oyeIturns "a government by lie
aid Of lis own euaCtmcnlS. The con
ven.ioU Of 500 Gentlemen in Dublin
IS a step fraueht with the utmost dan
ger-the Irish law against conyen-
Ions, Delegations. and cornsr-ad'aE
societies, Leing exceedingly strict.
IGCaEne,i knows thu, ard IS well Il
, 1843-11-11

DhB undersigned Executors Of
4 the last will and testament of
Lewis fiagood, of Pike county, de-
ceased. will. 90 Wednesday the 9th
day Of December next, offer at pub
lie ssin. to the highest bidder, the
Fayn on which the deceased lived at
the time Of his death, consisting Of
24O acres, witn a dwelling house, out
houses. aud a good horse mill-also
another tract Of 40 acres, on which
is a good sugar orchard, together with
+ likely family Of slaves, consisting
of men, women, and children, with a
variety Of other articles, not e
~ 70 pa~rljcuIarize. Terms Of sale,
i5r al sums Of $3.50 cents, or under,
cash, and for all supls over $3.50
GEMS. Il credit of twelve months will
be g.v,n, The purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
J.. J. DAVIS,
HENRY HAGOOD,
Executors.
October 28th. 1843. 3w52.
, 1843-11-11
POSITIVELY NO CREDIT.
I. & E9soESNEa & Co.

h 1Se hSA y SSEa az OSPs9
IEPOULD inform their ficnas, and tic
G5 public in general, that they have
just received a
Nsm Stock of fall and uiater Dry
GOods, Hard Wme, Tin Ware,
QnfeHs Ware amt Groceries, which
they will sell low for Cash, or
Produce.
We have been for snuc time endcavoring
TO do n cash business, but 80 far, We have
only partially succeeded-we are now Ge.er.
mined TO sell our goods low for PAY, aad
positively not for PRoTisEs 70 PAY, wC have
d SIMPLY of them on hands at PRESENT, more
in al! probability thln will ever De psofta-
biz. Finding frnu very days oh-ervttiou
that ncrsons dc-.iug 70 buy goods for Cash,
were most likely to pass = Credit store, sup
70 'i"c they would have to rgy higher for
their goods than at Ca.t store, thus We
ha vc heretofore got the P-omI.es 20 Paw,
and tie Cash Stores have cot the Pay.
We therefore invite t5u-e who wish TO
buy for Cash. 10 call and examine our goods
previous to purchasing elsewhere.
We would here say % those indebted to
us by Premise. of long standing. that W.
have .s-s 'ofrrr made several calls through
the g. ,5i-.., VT, threat. OF s1,.a-, vatch
rrs... .-. 10 s- Nor, talk then C3Gt-, but
now, ID VA 90 not pay Us a portion Of yonr
indebtedness IL o yery short time, you will
Gad ypu, notice in other hands far collection,
ara Il ,ou have any spare CHANGE, TO
'ay o. iar goods, pH. ase Give us a Canoe fr
, 1843-11-11
Private Academy.

EyEHE undersigned have employed Mr..
aSs GEORGE MoRRIs, A. b., to upper
intend the instruction Of their sons for
the ensuing year. MIR. Morris comes
well recommendedb both as regards sound
scholarship and moral character.
As the number to be taught in their
own families is small, the undersigned
feel willing to admit a few young gentle
men from the vicinity to the privileges
of this school, en- the following low
terms:
Terms for the entire scholastic year of
ten months.
Common English Branches, together with
Book kee2jne, the Elements of Phil
csoPhy, Chemistry, &c. $4,000.
The Latin and Greek Languages, and
the higher Branches of the Mathemat-
les, including Algebra, Geometry,
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry,
Mensuration, Surveying, Physics, As
tronomy and CONVERSATIONS 1000.
IL Board, Washing, sc. 5000.
Board can be had in the families ofthe
Undersigned, or in others in the immedi-
ate vicinity.
Those wishing to acquire a thorough
English, Mercantile or Classical Educa-
ton, will DO well to avail themselves of
the present opportunity.
The school will open on Monday 23d,
Of October, 1913.
FOUNTAIN MERIWETHER.
THOMAS N. LEWIS.
Prairieville, Pike County, Missouri.
Oct. 2lst, lS43. 4w5l.
, 1843-11-11

NTOTiCE is hereby gwen tnat the untr-
- signed has obtained of the Clerk OF The
county cour. Of r:Hs county, letters Of Ad'
minislration or the estate Of Eiclrra Y. keeth,
doceaSai, dated October 23rd. i543, all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. All persons hay
ing Claims a g sinst said estate, are requested
10 exhibit them properly authenticated with.
IN one year from tine date Of said letters OF
thoy may he prec!adsd from having any bene.
FL of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three yeats, they will DC forever barred
WILLIAM L. COBB, Admir-.
October gsth 1919. 3W52.
, 1843-11-11

Wo",s.-"Wor ds, words, words
says Hamlet, d,>paragngIy. But God
preserve us from the destructive pow
er ot words! There are words which
can separate hearts ooner than sharp
swords-there are words whose sting
can remain in the heart through 4
whole llfei Mary Hewitt.
, 1843-11-11
ACaE.

THE subscriber has left in the
T. hands of J. .. Broadhead, Esqr..
the notes given ay those who Pnrchas-
ed property at nay sale. Those in
debted are requested to make pay
ment to him. Those indebted on old
scores are also requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
B. T. COALTER.
Bowling Green, Pike County Mo.
Oct. 2lSt, l84S. 4w-sl.
, 1843-11-11
Notice.

TTtiiE Planters Tobacco Inspection Ware
a house i now carried on by the .ubscEl-
be's, who are prepared to dc.Patch 5usl-
ur-' without delay. They take IE.s opPor-
tLnIty 81 IrtoIIuiuC their numerous, iGends
Of the "rce-sity oi having their timber well
-en-"urd aciofe their hrg-heads are set up,
=, muca good tobacco Is Injured from hav-
inc the hossncud made OF green and uusea-
sored tia,btf.
fhr bate law says that the length Of
.ttse shall bc 81 .ncac7, the hog-hesd 90
.roh,= across TIE head, shall nave u hoops,
and ccUiaIu ~uutic;, than -gG tbs. iob.cco.
"uOLEuLk s FIFE,
roF inspections.
Tie VI. so"rr4n. Ira and Reporter copy
3 mouths weekly fria:yra Wig, Jefferson
IaquIsec, b,ua,Itie Observer, Fay etc Times,
u..-su" Il.yt, L,be.ty Banner, Platte Ia
lie, c-tcfa ii sous:aE, Lexington Expross,
tiarniyaI Journal. Fan, sentinel, II Charles
Advertiser, D"w;lug Green i;adical aud Co
iu.nuIi Sta.c..uan VIII cac4 insert The above
10 alAuunt OF - and charge TINS ONCE.
, 1843-11-11
Administrators Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk OF the County Court of Pike
county, letters Of Administration on
the estate of Elias Williams, deceas-
ed, dated October 18th l943; all per-
sons indebted 70 said estate, are re-
questcd to make immediate pay ment,
all persons having claims against said
estate, are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and if not
exhibited within three years, they
will he forever barred.
JAMES READ, Admir-.
October 2Ist, 1943. 3w51.
, 1843-11-11
Marriages.

On 10Th October by Elder W. Nc
Quic, Mr.. George W. Ledford, to Miss
Catharine \. Brashear, all of Rails
county.
In Lincoln county, on Thursday last,
by Rev. Mr.. Knapp, Mr.. Theodore
Vance, 10 Miss Sarah Elizabeth Harvey.
, 1843-11-11

4 IL those who have notes due the
~ estate OF Vim. McPike, decd, wi.
have to attend this notice punctually.
Those who have notes due - months,
will please call and settle the interest,
either by cash n note. or they will
find their notes in the officers hands
for collection.
Alley McPIKE Admr'x.
Oct. I4th lG43. 3W-SO,
, 1843-11-11

New Jersey.--The Legislature OF
New Jersey convened at Trenton on
the Oath nit. James Patterson, OF
Monmouth. was elected President Of
the Council, and Joseph Taylor, Of
Cumberland, Speaker OF the House
"a to 81. J. $. Green, Mr.. Haines,
and Gen. Wall. were spoken of as
candidates for Governor.
, 1843-11-11

Tie N,rrmg.--Tae sweetness "i
lie moraiHgls, FernuPs, iisicastc harm.
1t Is the renewed vI-or 1t i.Iplau,s IN
MI around that affects us-m1n, ami
mas, birds, F.aa.s, vegetation. flow
rr>. Refreshed and soo,hed uith
>'c~r man opens his heart; ne Is alive
to nature ant nIturc's God, and Mjs
mInd Is more hrc.!rgeu'Lecau,e more
'rc~h. He seems to drink q lne ne"
Ike iAc flowers, aua iec.s tie same
levlvlnE eiiec'.
, 1843-11-11
administrators Sale.

E7liEundersisned Administrator o!
4 the estate oil Peter T.. Moss. deco,
viii ODER ior sac on Friday the cath OF
November, 1913, at the late residence
OF SAID deceased. three miles 5. W. OF
SPenc"fsburg, a.. the personal estate
OF suId deceased, CONSISTING 0! horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep. ut wagon, crop
OF corn, hemp. tobacco, household (
Kitchen .~u.nItuce. sc. \ credit OF
twelve mouths viii Je given en- al!
sums over two dollars, giyiag boaa
with approved security; under that
sum cash viii be requires.
MASON ROSE, Admir-.
Nov. 4th, lG45. 3"I
, 1843-11-11
sssgEGENga

.FsTIE undersigned having for good and
n sufficient cause and pTovecation, separa'
ted from his wi'a EIvIra Martin, and having
made, and intending to make ample provision
Tor her. All persons are therefore iorwarned
from! trusting OF giving her any credit on my
account, as l wall pay no debts which she may
contract. IfhEE MARTIN.
September Both; lSi3. Avis.
, 1843-11-11
administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the under
- siguea has obtained Of the Clerk of the
County Cent Of Pike County, letters Il
Administration on the estate Of Peter L.
Moss, deceased, dated November Dad, 1898,
all persons Indebted % sad c,:ste are 70
qu-ted TO make Immediate payment. All
persons having cia.a:S against said estate,
axe requested to exniIit tSrm properly au-
then;icated, within one yea. rom TIE date
OF said letters or they may BE- Precluded
from having any bauGt Of said estate, and II
not exhibited within three years. they will
be forever barred.
MASON ROSE, Ajm'r.
November 18th, 9~4J. 3wl.
, 1843-11-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
- undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Pike
County. letters Of Administration On
the estate of Richard J. Leweilen, de-
ceased, dated Oct. lst., 1843, all per-
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
questcd to make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
state, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters or
.Lev NAV be precluded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and if not
exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
CIiRISTIANA LEWELLEN,
JOHN SPENCER,
Administrators.
October 2lst., 1843. 3w5l.
, 1843-11-11

| saw a son of Erin's isle,
A merry-hearted chip,
And asked him, with a playful smile
To vote again for Zip"
"Arrah!" said he, fist that We say2"
His face turned pale with grief
81 don't yet get that two a day.
Non OWL A BIT OF beef"
, 1843-11-11

"Jonn, can you tell me the differ.
epce between attraction OF grayitt
ton and attraction Of coh-sion.'-
."Yrs sir; attraction OF erav.ta.!oa
pulls Il drunken nan TO the ground,
and traction Of cohesion prevents
him getting up aC3.n."
, 1843-11-11

Family faqs.-When tl'eio'e Lord
Erskine, tiren gong the circuit, was
asked by his landlord how he had
slept, he rapIIcd-"Union is strength;
4 fact Of which some Of your inmates
seem 20 be unaware; for bad the tleas
been uDanimousIastnight they might
nave pushed me out OF bed ''fleas!"
exclaimed BouItace. afiactinggreat as
constituent, Il was not aware that
/ had a single enc in the house"
II don't believe you have rctorted
his lordship; "ti.ey are all married.
and have uncommonIy large FAM
lies"
, 1843-11-11

CwtoonS-TA.s word is derived
from two Italian words--cGrta (Haper)
and oai Gar-e). Cartoons are designs
in chalk or colors on large paper,
which IS almost invariably rough IN
It's texture. and which IS often placed
On canvass. The cartoons by ka-
phaeI. of which seven are preserved
at Hampton Court. are the most IA
NOUS Of Iais species OF painting.
, 1843-11-11
Administrators Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the
y undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County. letters of Administration on
the estate Of Thomas Whitledge, de-
ceased. dated Oct. rs, 1843, all per-
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
Ali persons having GLAZING against said
estate, are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit of said estate, and if not
exhibited Within three years, they
will be forever barred.
PERRY CURRY. Admir-.
Oct. 2Ist, lG43. 3w-5l.
, 1843-11-11

NOTICES hereby given, that tie
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk OF lie county court Of PIKE
county, letters Of Administration On
the estate ofJoscph 3. Ayros deceas-
cd dated ist, NOV. l843; ali person IN,
ucUt,u 20 said estate, are requested
10 make immoaIate |; ymen.i all per.
son having ai&imS egaInsisoid estate,
axe requested to EXHIBIT them proper.
Iy sulhenucaled, within one year
from the date Of said letters or they
may be ~prccIuded from having any
benefit OF said estate, and If not ex.
hi5i.ed within three years, tLey will
be forever b1rred.
JOHN LEWIS, hdu'r.
Nov. 4th. 1913. 3Wl.
, 1843-11-11

fiat OF annihilation, had it been in my
power.
Sleep now stole upon me, which wa
soon iterrupted by another tribe of visi-
tiers, of which | gave a specimen in
speaking ofyesterday morning. Things
went on i'll this way for about a week.
when my physician Glanced SO visit me
at midnight. He cleared the room of all
supernumcraries-enioined most posi-
lively that but two persons should stay
in the room at a time, in the night, and
but one in the day time, (besides my
wife, } and had the children sent to the
neighbors.
From this time medicine which be-
fore had done no good, took effect. !
improved rapidly, and have since been
able 10 wait on my wife through a SINH
lar illness. And now, sir, | feel myself
qualified TO give lessons upon the man.
agement and nursing ofsick people, and
may ere long send you a chapter IN that
subject, ifyou should deem the present
worthy Of publication, provided the jeal-
ousy Of the doctors is not aroused by the
prospect Of my trespassing upon their
province, and take it in hand them,
~.lyos.
, 1843-11-11
r..gE ~

October 28th. 1843. 3w52.
, 1843-11-11
Executors Sale.

October 2lSt., 184S. 3w5
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17
MIR. CALHOUN.

A volume has recently appeared, from
the press Of the Messrs. IIarpers of New
YORK, entitled "Speeches Of MIR. Cal
sloun, delivered in The Congress Of the
United States irom',',e year 1910 The
presen..,ime." From this title, aud the
aiyertisementpre6xed to the compilation,
ii was made to appear that the volume
contained all the speeches delivered by
MIR. Calhoun during the long prrio! OF
his ,po.i,ical life; and that. as MIR. Cal
h.oum,was now about 10 occupy the sta
lion Of a candidate for the highest office
in the gift Of the people, the public were
thus furnished with the opportunity Oh
knowing his opinions and views upon all
the great political questions which have
agiialed The country. But 1t appeared
that the book did not contain all the
So ,eches of Mr.. Calhoun. and that there
was complete hiatus from the Yin o.
D 5cember 1911 10 the 18th Vi February
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Barringer's majority 366 This dis
,rie, was placed somewhat in jeopardy in
the early part Of the canvass by a DIVISION
in the " hig ranks; bu, devotion 10 Pr'''-
ciple credilable 10 all concerned prevailed
over personal considerations, aud the dill
6cul was compromised in a conventions
held at Davidson College OH the 4lh Of
July. The very magnanimo"s manner
in which Gen E,lney arquiesced in that
arrangement, gave uneqaivocal testimony
If his true wing spirit, and entities him
to The thanks Of the wing party, and they
will doubtless on some future occasion
reward kim for his generosity. The 10
cos. ex pecled 10 profit by The division OF
Wings. and hoasted that they would car
ry the district by al least 500 majority;
bu, they have been greatly disappointed
and Col. Barriuger, q s,annch Wing, has
been elected by 4 handsome maturity over
Burton Craig, the most pnpssar democrat
and Nullilier IN the district.
rllIRD DISTRICT.
Candidates -An.lerson Michel, ulrig
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reliod.
Abe. 10 6auril .. shaw. from Can
drn. shining ne iudgnrnl below.
Alsa. 10 ne rasiirr 81 Harding ard
elder, from Noslh.nP'on. ssserzieE ne
I1dgmslr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17

1 Tie las slsnislA. b hflsf noliss q
rs. ssFFes p ailiil rsiEsrs uhzi hs fa,l
..ees e sae hssi jokss 81 a,s sr.sol.
aad = ear re.dzssassfoni o.. goo6 iuke
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Ne ~ naslrd. SEA 90 lso iinsr. u dc
s.s.sa ssisssle z.ssssfn ~ sauid fbini II. .flsl
lts seliex 8 fke ffisls nssh Re- sldff 80
ssdsf he e~eifnl. = sss.t safeai. q Geurrs
{. baaseFs asd - rdlsef hss q - 81 sss-
IS th4l ~ SD Bssees 80 ,s.ssr Lxea =
saas<siaer = Eae nerrn1ei.n Ne roasiisf
- ese = 80 l.sst lsass q ihs srssea. lssle
sssss. = - Asbia q subniisiag @ che rnn-
= $50 = sag fAss shsee psiiiuI dalisrs wauid
: ~ .sosAAsfAi = ssy lhs shing - siai -
Mr. ihn-~af enr readeEz - No rrmem-
Der he artirIr d wllish lhis u Intended
: = rePly. I'LL End more u lz~rI. =, IN
The folly q The sdiloE. than in sl,s Joke Ne
has given -. We should like 20 kaow
how George +. Badger could exercise
any eonirol User our press without even
see:sg our paper. This Is what We
meant when re said that he had .neveI
been subscriber to he Recorder" and
whieh 50 siekles The editor of he Sim
dard. Ills ideas seem 10 run 50 much on
:. he consideration die Tor services 10 :
parry, that he Thought we slluded TO VIC
three dollars Tor subscription.
The editor Of de Standard does ms bu,
half justice when be says he docs not be-
Iievs iha, ne are kaoriagly and cor.
rlptly under the control Of The Wing
clique" in Raleigh. lie does know lhai
NE are mol under The control Of any man
or sci OF men; and that we do not follow
"imPliriily" the lead Of any. whaie-
yer We say or do is done from eonseien-
iinus mniises. inmorals and politics we
are regulated by our own Judgment eG
things, and we do mol submit 10 The die
iaiion or control Of any one. As The
editor i SO ready 10 suspect others, We
nigh, . delica,csy intimate" that eircum-
stances woalI show that ne is not alto
ge.her independent OF " conlrnl."
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SUPREME COURT.

Tie aFgumen Of Counsel have RIOS
ed. and'the Judges have begun 10 deliver
their opinions, as follows:
BY RUFFIS CO.. in Rainey .. Link,
from Orange. affirming The ,judgmeHi be-
low.
Also. IN Lane Wingate, fom Craven,
reyerring the judgment, setting aside The
non suit aud directing judgmen. upon ihe
verdict.
Also, in Sioanto use Of Caldwell, frsnl
lredell, directing a new trial.
Also. IN den ex dem. Humphries o.
HUMPHREYS, from eleayeland, Affirming
the Judgment below.
Also, in Reed o. Moore, from Rocking
ham, directing new trial.
Also. in Saunders .. Hathaway. from
Perquimons. affirming the judgment be-
low.
Also, in Mcneil .. Kelly, from Moore,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Webb D. Chambers. from Per-
son. affirming the judgment below.
Also, in State .. Sill and others, from
Craven, affirming The Judgment below.
Also, in doe ex dem. Brooks D. Brooks,
from Sianly. affirming the judgnen, be-
low.
Also, iniI,mlinglon y. Spears, from Ca
barrus. directing new trial.
Also, in Williamson a. Co. .. Gamma
day, from Granville, allowing amendmen,
upon payment Of The costs of this Court,
and when made, affirming the Judgment
helaw. @
Al.o, in Maxwell Davis. in Equity,
from Mecklenhurg, affirming the decree.
GAsreN, ]. delivered the opinion Of
the Court, in Mclaughlin .. Neil, from
Ire,lell, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in State To usc Of Underwood.
Marsh & 60. q. Parks. from Randolph.
direc ing new trial.
Also, in IIinshaw Branson, from
Randolph, affirming The judgment below.
Alsa, in Grady .. Moore, in Equity,
from Cherokee, declaring thar thereis no
error in the decree.
Also. in Crawford y. Shaver, in Equi-
ty, from Rowan, affirming the decree be-
low.
Also, m Dalton q. Scales, in Equity,
from Rockingham, Diminishing the Bill.
Also, in Hop,on's Ex'r, ., Lane, in
Equity, irem WAYNE, directing a decree
for PlaistifI,. and reference 10 ascertain
the value o, the respective requests, Ssr-
DANIEL j. delivered the opinion Of the
Court in Bennet .. Sherrod, from Mar
tin. affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Swain .. Stafford. from
Stokes, directing new trial
Also, in Graham Q. Holt, from Orange.
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Jones D. Williams, in Equity,
from Rockingham. affirming the decree.
Also, in Wessonp. Stephens, in Equi-
", from Rockingham, directing decree
for Plaintiff.
Also, in Love .. lee. in Equity, from
Caswell, directing decree for Plaintiff.
Also, in Trusees Of the University y.
McNair, in Equity from E,lgecombe. di-
recting a decree for Plaintiffs.
Also. in Hunt, .. Stevens, from Nash,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, i'm den ex dem Smell D. Young.
from Hyde, affirming the Judgment be-
low. II
Also. in Bond U. McNiier, from Gates.
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in State .. Briggs, from Gates.
directing new trial.
ALSO, in Ferebees adm. D. Saunders
Gahl from Camden, directing a new trial.
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