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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

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Excess of 1914 over ls43, $50 IS! do
I" over 1912, $50, GIG do
Under .4gs -Itis curious fact, but which
We do no, consider Of cofseQpence, except IS
showing the disingenaoqs1I'| 1flhose who have
brought this far.feiched "a ,tsinst MIR. CLAY
thai they have passed 81 I|| |trt 10 The history
OF Gen. JACKSON, not only Without censure, but
as being something that rebounds to b is honor
that he was elected Senator q The United
States before he was thirty years d e't and took
his seat upon that election.
H0a The frsi ., Of 5 Fl f II tfs6 enrrssspI
was by act Of Congress, declared to be one
Of The United States Of America On an e.
quail footing with DIE original States"
"Tbe new State MAS entitledtoope Rep.
resenta,ive 10 Congress. So high had
General Jackson, risen in the confidence Of
tie people. that at the first election after
the admission OF the State into the Union,
he was elected to Congress without being
Candidate. He took his seat in the
House Of Representatives. on the 9th day
Of December. 1896 Having served one
session 10 that situation. he was, wilhon,
the tender OF services on his part, elected
to the Senate Of the United States, and
took bis seat in that body on The 22d day
ot November, 1897. Unambirious Of po'
li,csl distinction, disguised with the ad.
ministrsiion Of the Government and be-
lleviny that another could better serve ihe
people Of Tennessee in The capacity OF Sc
nator. he resigned after serving one sas
sioc % SC n
soon after his resignation as Senator
| the Legislature Of Tennessee conferred up
on him, unsolicited. The apfojnt@ent 0
4 Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Law am
Equity. He was then thirty years old.
Il n National Iateilgenesr.
n The Globe undertakes 10 desParsge Kendall
testimony. b, quoting Wing Almanac to PROV
Gen. Jacksen's agel Just so-wheneyer The
4 desire statement to get credence, they look i
l. fpht1 anihorityf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
SHANNONDALE
He'd it BefOre 1ile People.

Aeeit Before the People,
'HE ssceibers would respectfully Inform the
= fsriA4n, Merchants, aud others. Of Je6er-
son, Clarke % Loudoa1 counties. lhst they
have al tbeisfseto,y. ons mile above The Shan
nondsis Spin fae assoFtmsntof
LLHSEfS, w fulled md plaid,
Cassimeres, FAnnels, ~
CafPeting ofgOat qualify,
zhich lhey are ysry aaxlaus 70 disnose 81
Tor Q q This esrsbiAhm~at beisg csBsols ~
manufacturing large quantity, and with DIS
position on our part TO keeps moving. We WIN
oder greater Inducements Than ever. II is nm
necessary Tor Us 10 state our rrsees. as We arr
determined 10 bring them dS.snIat once TO ~
lowest standard. Persons having Wool NJ.
change for goods-of any description inl< or,
would do well 81 least 70 call and en- 81. ~
stock oD hand, which il tolerabk
good quality and low price. oar 4 CO
Aug l.. 1874. ---L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
GO a il ID w "a Il e
AND
GU % 4R e .

e lust feceIsed good assortment Of Hard
q ware aud Cutlery, viz:
Carpenters Door Locks.
Knob Laiches.
Rimmed do
Socket aud Turner'S Chissels.
Shovels aud Tongs, various prices,
Horse Rasps. large size,
Mill and Hand-saw Files.
Built and Parliament Hinges,
Wood Screws and Spriggs.
Sapenor Poke, Knives.
Knives aud Forks,
Csndleslieks and Snsffsrs.
Germao Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Efiiienia aud iron do do
Carpenters Foo, Rules 2 Sd fold,
Bench and Sash Planes.
All ofwheh WILDE sold VERY low BY
JOHN g. WILSON.
Hsrpsrs.Ferry. Aug IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

III II .Nsefs Be Forgotish. TLst James
4. PBik voted against :aws grating pen.
aiops 10 Tho Revolutionary Soldiers, who
fought md bled for our lihsrtfes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

\ TIE Double Ggme. The New York
RleSeiao insists upon il that lhe Locos are
he real friends Of protection, 10 Ameri
can ia6usify n and declares that when
the democratic party ceases 10 advocate
che Interests of the llbpriog classes. il
aiil cease 70 be The democFsiic party. z
u admits .that that party are opposed &c
the tariff Of IS42--bui why, The Free
Tradefglol the South might guess : month
Without hitting the nal od The head
Then oppose Il. says the Plebeian. be-
suss--lisfes--. tecoase Il IL not p d
iectfpettf' Nha, nezt. 10 this infamous
game-of dupIicity and double dealing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
A InoPELEss TAsKlI

The Locos endesvor 10 persuade. the
Farmers ibst by increasing their numbers,
they will &c, heller pay for their produce I;
-,hai ~ wiihdrawiflg those employed
now in manufacturing and putting Ifhe n
al raising wheat, flour will bring a
higher price -that BY buying our manu-
lactured ARTICLES from British operatives,
instead oftAmerican Mechanics. we shall
improve the sale OF wheat and corn, and
enefit the farmer that by changing
Mechanics and Mauutactafersinio whe al
growers aud making them producers in
Sic sd Of consumers Of -four, more -four
will be required, aud the demand Tor i
increased that BY importing into ooI
country more foreign articles and paying
for them 10 money as we must {for what
else will bs received in pay for them j
we shall increase our means and become
more wesfthy. 1 Farmers Producers La
boring men! Mechanics Do you believe
81? Do you believe, Farmers. that by
increasing ycur numbers. as The Loco.
desire. you will fare better Beware,
Then, before ii Is too late. Of encouraging
such doctrines. - Fred Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER &c, 1s44.

Bread SfH6s.-zThe following tables 81
receipts Of aour and wheat at Albany and
Troy for the present year. show very clear
| ly the rapid incfesse OF the production Of
bieadstuifsin New York. and the States
whose products 6od their way Is market
through the Erie Canal. Il, vill also 81
plain the reason why the article Of -four
il little lower now than al Ne time 81
The passage 81 ibe tariff bill. which free
traders contend has been. and is COW. fast
running The agricultural iaseres.. An ex-
animation ofshesotableslR " hich hsve been
comaaled from he Albany Advertiser. will
conyl9ce any ons bal the exeess,ol pro-
duenGn hss beenfhe great cause ~ the
reduction IN prices. An.csndid meh will
allow that the farmers would suffer still
mote bad.ihey not the additional nome
market 10 supply which has been caused
by a division OF labor.
Hour.-The aggregate srrivsls Of -four
al Albany and Troy from the opening Of
the canal TO The close Of The month Of Au.
eust are as follows:
1910 barrels 7s3. 7si
ISL II dol.l4i
1912 63s. 62S
1913 926 $50
1874 1850, $50
OF this there were received a. Id
Albany 739. 1888
Al Troy 39o,599
The excess Of receipts Of -four ID 1874
over ls43. is 203. Gus bbls, and over 1912.
49l s5S bbls.
Wheat The sggregaie arrivals Of
Wheat at Albany and Troy from The open.
ing Of the canal 10 The close 81 the month
o: August. are as follows: III
1910, bushels 339,505
1871, I64 S66
1912, 369.O25 4
- ls43, $40 9e5 n
ls44. 5F2,s56 j
oEhs there were received al
Toy 4Os,s seq
Al Albany, ia, 004
e<ress Of receipts Of wheat in 1874
oTe1 '3i3 Is 20I.SSl bushels, aad over
Ie4A. l436sl
..|I.rf..rx 4 ms q a - Il -. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Ksepjt Before iks People; That James
X Polk voted against law ID exempt
Revalusionafy Soldiers from sinPrison-
menl lof eebt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Candid CohtessiOn Tue North Caro-,
Elinian-aa Lecofocol paper-reterriag 10
The recent Wing triqmph in The Legisla-
tive election ia that State. caudidly says !;
.The Democfats dsse7Usd the loss Of Pow-
er there. FIR they did not know how 10
use !, Ia '42 and '43" We think they
nsver hare known how TO use Il either ~
North Carolina CT any where else /; either
IN ~ or 43, or al auy other lime
| Whenever and wherever they have been
| Ia power. blight anc ruin have followed
| 10 their footsteps. and despclism has
scarcely been decent enough 70 wear .
mask. Surely before the people restore
Them 10 ihe power they have thus con
liessedly abused. they should require some
evidence that they knop hosc 10 use IL
with more wisdom and honesty Than ihey
ksve heretofore exhibited Lynek Yirg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
OPINION In EseLAsD---orR cosrEsr.

The London Atlas. ! wen informed sndlhigh
toned Free Trade journal. not very Iighll har-
messed TO The car Of Parry. has lJols aol) the
following Edi.Orial l.,.sr on our PRES enIisI
contest -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Reducing The wheat TO -four. al The rate
81 Eve bushels 20 The barrel we have the
following aggregates for three years:
1912 ls43 1914
7l2 434 brls $50 699 brls. 1883. O60 brls.
Excess Of 1874 over ls43, $50 IS! do
" over 1912, $40, GIG do
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Standing .aAmeniiioa d Pslkiies The Rich
uSaId Eng litsr prophecies rather cautiously aDw-
a:dsYs. II says - AZ
but y the MI eaEclstalions thai were made IN
lS4p, VIE ouSseIEes would not entertain ihe
sl.ghiestdouBl Of the election q Polk and Dai.
Ia ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

U1HE undersigned has spared no pains =
expense il msking this Hosse. IN -
sianiisl csmfoft. equal 10 the best Hotels
Is Besides the BaIhs, WHICH are unsurpassed ln
their heating properties. BEDFORD Wafer viii Be
constanliy kept for the use Of those who desire
~ ai ~ OK Tl
There are now eaily lines Of Stages between
he Railroad Depot. opposite Hancock and this
6lsce; distance only 6fe miles r.
JOHN STRoTHER.
s5lv IS. 1874 IN. ID I'D Z l.ega 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
University orgToryI.,.,..,d.

August 8. fs44-9w. '-" 2. s"' Fseui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

As far as il is possible 10 antici3aie from
The accounts recently received from The
United States the triumph Of lhe Hhig
candidate. Clay. in The approaching sttugl
gle for The Presidency. appesrlaipost as
sUred. The democfA,ic psrlyk sse unsc.
roontably ped over ihs OH 10 pobfic
-men. Jsraose Banes coafd zssf s eea ) SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

Church. TIM! after Saving made solemn declaration :" wh
N IT, deliberate Judgment the and safety 4 the 1hnIcl
,eopira proper tor his CONFERENCE It"
e,pres, any cron 10 the respect thai may justly belong
10 It's recitation in the pEemlseS RI
Dr.. ELLIOTT offered a few remarks in favor oi hls
no,on and followed by Me.STs. EARN. Dow SiicrR
Collin, aud J. L PECK, each OF whom spoke very h'e'y
sir. CoorER Inovcd the previous question, which
as ordered and the notion the document prev nlc
The C,INR Subsequentlv announced the follow
-, rcn, rou constitute the Committee thus ordered
MsSsrS Pare Fillmore, Akcr Bangs, trowGer, Sargent
Vinans !iamliDc. J. Porter
Mr. BAKER offered resolution directing the Sec
.,,, to s ke out list of the business yGg the table
.pd ,kat be printed for the use OF the mcnbr
mr. McFERRIN, Of Tsnn. introduced resolu-
,on to instruct the COMMITTEE 70 whom Ind been referred the
se, SYped by the Southern dcegates which cd to some
SSscus,inn hu, which finally adopted follows
RrSorei That The COMMITTEE appointed to take con
sston the communication of the Delegates from the South
err Conercnccs be Instructed provided hcy cannot
;,irna,t deyise plan for nmcahle adjustment the
ict,. now existing IN th> Church the subject o; Sla.
re,r 10 DEVISE possible constitutional plan Tor mutual
ard friendly division OF the Church.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
Passengers Arrived.

IN tho sip Nsa,qrk from Saodanc6-Al Starr. lady md
cl Miss S!arr: II Nevin: Lieut. fazeT.uSA Chas Myea',
- r. Peaar, u Leonard II Halleud lady, Oiel, Stlof
hoite Adpps VI and lady smith and lady. Mrs.
Lewis and child II Fitch T. Wright. X Hawkins. Joseph
Baldwin, knowand. Siie:nergef, snwyer. Clark. ID Car
penier. :. II Weeks, and II IN the s'eerrge.
In tie bark Amos Patton from HgUaEG-Nr Henry Hope
iluuueI della .etI
In The 5r Enc: from Slrcmra6-iiIS neer.o chd.en
ani >ety Mr, lintluE, child and erv MIS-. Tuc.ef, 'i
rcur Miss C. ". Preston. Miss l.. Preston. Miss noole
Mss Preston, Nils, o9fs'n Ms NiyeT,, Nj. k-ushsy
c C.hen Nj Bcsseu, and indy NT Il Sln-h. ady ANA
children nnd sarvi Dr o. 3. Baldwin Nr J. !. Lowe. tr
:. Eddy t.eoTsc : Abby. J. H. Brnksrhot and steer
age.
In tle iqrk Tqpolna from s., .Vqris-lIr, Berry. Dr.
eni:c and udy. Mss K.ere- Ns. I.ui, Miss Leonard Nr
Hayward Mr peSiu lary und 2ch!lr-n, Mrs Lyon and
Children r K Leonard, Mr Nl"nre Mr Wade. Nr Hu,chln-
sun Nr Cummings NJ Simmons. Sir Bryan. w Cnkeus apt
Stone, Mr. Merrill, Mr iavvinn. + g Lee.
In he brt S.ira from POrtJ C1je!o Granae. joseph
Grndae Albert B-n4et,, Bartholomew Brown John b. Day
,,nluhis Fu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
salc oc Een! E.tatc. June ith and 5t:,

By .futAOny j. E'eccScr {. &c.
Tic BRICK building nHd lot No ~ st..
: piece u; ground consisting OF lots on ouston--tFec
HdJnnlugone Snid ior.
The ether Ia, od, ,oI for .......... 20
piece oflnni about acres. Mt Sing Sing l,s5
About lJ acres Of land nt Caidwel- Landing. opposite
:,iste water r1snt Of a6oat 300 eet 745
gS Farm. a, ,' 20 aero r. WIKI IN, mansion housc cIs gro
Parcel No the same farm about ~ $50
house bnidnr. f' .. tsc sl '.,' ,,. 10
,T d@,. % Braa @ i T Oh Tue eoal o 20
The leuehod premises No Il Charltorst 100
sfO ia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

BEAUTIFUL HAiR BEAUTIFUL HAIR E,-loSEs's CoRAL
tAiR REsroR.TJvEIo give the human hhif c1ss7 silky,
delicious fclne.S-tr force ts growth and iGT ~ idE OFT
To clean ~ dnndri-lsa shilling bottle o Jones' Co
aIr Restorative THIS economical vet beautiful ari-ei ,ad
y eight thousand ot the respectable c2eE MI
oi whom del ehed with l. Soi only at the Ign G the
American EHca. - Chnham street 80 Broadwag or -
Fult"n-stGeet, brooklyn. lat -ieod
Wnyis thy neck yellow and tiy brow white a9d far.
With thy hend THIS coved over with Rlrcd. hH rcy har
u VINO WAITS TO BIZ IIASpsoaE Coon Look
ISu t-ary smile NJ THIS. but have the eV7sr
men tested We hive seen several lately who have ussurei
what they had before beautiful clear nnd uI
nn hai'. One young ady and gentleman whose KIN and
are were Truly disgusting with eruptons and eckles, and
the Italian Chemcn Soap cea red Il and cake too: $50
changes the color OF sun buGHi yellow skin henth
We speak Coral
Hair Restorative. Our hair falling out. and filled with
curl aud tbs entirely emedied H., 1t hn been used by the
INST merchants o ciy, who tell Us does certainly make
the haIr and gives light, red grny hair fine dark look.
Both lc,e articles sold reasonable the of the Amen
can Eagle, = Chatham street and 223 Broadway " @
Fulton street. 4 2tcod
FILES Hay i.niment warranted cura any cnse.
the purchase money returned IN al cases AT q Coutl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
VIEW OF TIE DOCTRINES OF
CHARLES FOURIER,
PAREE GODyvtv.

PiRHE GODN -.
TIE whole OF ;ac first edition. which large. Of tbs
c!ea nnL u,eesn: treatise socg0H has been disposed
OF II the course OF about weeks The Second Edition
already s,uet with and corrections Pnce = cents
The following the winch it spoken of by the
Journt, representing the dieFen classes o:opuloas:
Wscarnoi gli terms OF commentator oi ihE
eyceea e unp9s;endnr book Is coae : are deeply 10
erosns: and o a the woTks ye published y: ihs county
upon A.socmtlc the persuasive and elevsns u
presents ;He H1st profound 1d view % e cVc
time ot Fourier. -,
piled maief The part ;llr -uthnT. e aos hs
a! pTcioun- PHILOSOPHY and hrihns poetry
acgu.e eueny Of gus,ce and dscof the mpAssonel o'e'
ui the beautiful md good. b.,
Science of Fourier. VIII uut Woke: ia=y are i:ele a.
t-ely possible o treat them c.eafy, The BOOK, wfc
i VINO wish N be informed oa The SUBJECT must rad "
should De III iis p">,s,'21 ;,s ~ q; evefy one. ,,s,
Nh Iiodwin book wii yery uplu!ae!: ~ .uppyn
Guilty Is autor writer of w.l.Snuw ele.Incc Of Ie.
oi,ines, OF sentiment and pu;ty p-ncipe Wthou' hly
inc nurelvCS yet r-d ti wuft. nav looked ntJ u H.
,uitcea eyieH: 70 recognize The aaa characteristics -
.ueniin. able and tie tine cnncieauous *
position oithe ma,;c' of wnich 1t p;ceSses 10 treat
- i Porul,R VIEW Of THE D1crgiSEs oF ir>kLEs
congac: cravo OF Io parcs by J. : Ke;rld Cu,on Hat.
It. upsiunc~ tor fash Man i. e'efsnt conscience IN
me providence and hensniiy ti uod, Is caiu>s OF ue.
phlantlupy ut spri. ant sweep VISION, mast commend
10 the earnest attention OF the truthful nd Although
advocating the same ve'rS z, N Br'>0lIe pctre oi -
,ocitom It entirely different method, ~ s,!s. ana -
Suln TOPICS Among them complete Iete" "i
The Socnl Architects of all ant their systems
treut,,e I.Ic,-- YOrg TritEas. ih'--
NJ Tins book whose tue eNparn, Is put,I-g7 at,
tempt bruc within the Comprehension oi ordinary minds ifs
pfuioIa docrnes regard - social nprovcmeni. whch
Fourier spent ms life Celebrating Tie volume pr'cn''
and adra1y arranged synthetic view OF the entire $
tefu oiHg 0Ely The extended rr'onnes by whcA the views
ur. sustained ,yiae INTO tive parts the iis embraces
tire practicable parts OF h, system winch l. "a h Ms ;ehUs
pretended either aivocnte teach The second IS atc
and u..n,e sbc Sicculaus Inc nt-nducucn 10 the WORK
rUurS M ineresi!n. acroun; 81 The plans OF the various 20
cla eirmc who appeared upon the STAGE. and -ln
md couicl.e, 5osrphy ui Fourier hunse!f M .Htwin
hos n. uioue onnhy The ccare> and ntei..lne vicw
rnh,c [.Isn Dioyii. .NtRirli.
J. :. REDFiEi.D. Clinton Hal.
.nct,tiou Je6 2tN &2tD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

on TuesiaY. 18th ult. by the Rev = f Cornell. N HEy
BUTLyR Of Cnp'. Henry Better To Miss ELIZA JANE.
second daughter OF flenry 4 Bolster I,>1 MI of TIN, city
Dn Wednesday, manns. June ,. NJ o'clock NJ the Pearl
street by the Rev. Cns 81 Read, Mr.. CHAs. AIEHAS. To
Mss MARGARET NcPHRRsoS.
\, Bound Brook y Y. Wednesday mornng June s. by
Rev. Mr. Rodgers BURR TICKER OF y. York 10 Sarah Ann.
taughter OF NJ. iohn HGrbert. OF Bound Brook.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
-----'c---As --.,.,-
,I,rInll,r ,I'n sElENCE.

Hail ccuRAt'n! fifiacS; friend OF Leauiy
Thou ri everlH,iugly on duty
Forever tiake:iu. End fcpninn.
Charm, that are the worse iJf wearing,
And Cupid with fresh arrows aiming,
~ adding nc.g charms 10 the chafnins
Have tie tar snu-burn, iofrhcaG
The .NsiicGfcd SOAP Of GoGrnud
l. aIl.sulliccnt 10 removca
The tral of one cnke wlll prove II
Have they necss and lips quite hnlIy-
Unlike gentle Sy,ph or fairy
GuIrrud here again can SUIT them,
P0ndrcs Subtle will uproot them
If the cheek Ike wInicr'S .nOws Is
White and cold, the tint of ro.es
slus, be added. or they II rue it
Gouraud'. Liquid Rouge Gun doii Jei @e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
COURT OF SESSIONS Before the Recorder and Alder
men CozzESs and WILLIAMS.

TRIAL FOX GRAND LaRcENY.-John Donovan
was tired lc Grand Larceny stealing sl50on the 4ta of April
as from trunk Thomas fIunn, No. IS CheySt
He open the trunk took ont the box mt the ward
broke il open stole the money and of, leaving s nt.
hi roundabout and hat Prisoner arrested IN Phudepnn
ard broug. hter F trial TheJuy found the prisoner guilty
Remnnded .or sentence
Sg>rE>cFs.-Patrck A. Bigly and Nicholas Cas-
y convicted yesterday o;a conspiracy 10 def mud John ''ngue
of Dutch Sl50 sentenced. Cassidy
OF I0 aud Bcy whose heahIs bad sentenced 10 the
City Prison for "a days
i'LtA OF GUiLTy.-jnhn d. Ilo!ley withdrew hls
ren Of not guilty ard pleaded nify sehng Lottery Tickets
with the nrivece claimed 10y Nj Russell. hs counsel OF put
IL, og4 F,*rS.-Nine Jurors were fined $25 each
for defanl; IN attendance nj Court to-day.
GRa:u JUKY.-ihc Grnnd Jury came into Court
with number oib uGd retired to thoir business
Ttere not having been an. other business ready
The Court adjourned TO Thuniay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
CITY IN r r l. l. g EN- e +.
COtRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.
Senate. FOSTER m the Chai,.

HENRY II. STOUT dHu AMELIA W. STOUT, HIS
W,rr. PLAINTIFFS IN ERROR rS. MATHEW MATTHEWS,
D.FrSpA.T EHRoR.-Rcv. Mr.. Matthews IN ISIS cu>ed
house No - ST Marks ace 10 Mrs innnrh Daley. lie
cupea boarding house. a rent Of 500 Ms
d. In January lsS the furniture of Mrs Daley sold
der landlords issued 10y 'ir. Matthews, and the prop
and continued board her. in iiHv, lS) the fur
nl;ue cnn levied upon by Mr.. Matthews landlord
warut asnts; Mrs. Dey for sGbcGuen due. Mis-,
claimed and repleyinei y verdict gwen her
favor the Cour' q Cnnnu Pleas, hut reversed by the
preue Cnur' the ground that furniture Onn-d hy bnare
unes y consc; oi the ud"rd wn, hbie ~ de>'pi' ipf
re; tutt.e' appeal made t. t5 tuuf, BEN. cruienr
ed that tine only qet.' tine tOu.d.r bonn tide
ed the fiIrni,ut MT NJ unuey appeared fr plaintiff
error I rnGy ilr de:tudun estor DecSnn reserved
DAHiSi HETTS PLAINTIFF IN ERROR Us. EVE
WIbsoS. SURVIVOR OF ANpKEw WILSON DETYSDAST ~
EbRug-I> appeal relative 20 lands hi Van liuren.
f,or;ncry Caniis onnrdrsr Cnuny. Mr .tSeph Sabine
appeared plaintiff and Nj Lew.> II Sanford lUf
Iccsdan; AT=amen' heard and "a. Court adj.