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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26


IS >prrlv fitnsh 10 It Ia induce 10 pause ard 70
,af4fa dtttrattly II e rfuceueuts to The prosecution
M lis qrest srl aine ia Is fual completion. heiore We
gy.t Tie sac IN heavy debt lot the cnnsffncinn Of
~ Wi which heeegef aprna 70 our pride onaccount
ri.s rsa4la, a. ,t.ft4ur. will add no,bifo Ia Inc
flle ee.,le If any perlion Of the State y hill.
ItHhe perpetual dfan upon The treasury to paw the
int,rs u.o the arec sum winch Will be NECESSARY IN
iis cenpliiIn.
Oar upie4i tben, ~ Be very easily determined by
these 10 Fave any Sly IN subject Until last
winter. have always teen in favor If going On with
tie rrusen,ui-=lhtn fr lie first tne a dluli ul the
pmfriciy ii doing 50 vas laced upon us ly tie arrre~
hcns'1n lha Guild never attain Ilc ojtct gin ID AT y
It's r. jcctts. ! lis dllli expressed at the lime.
and hate sfet mere Ian tnre rep, aied IT, with the
desre, If Il ac ut H which il grew were unfnnded
if conclusion MAS itself uasound that it MIGHT be
rcelGtd by authentic inf,fn alton. or by ulster
reasoning uron that in tur recession Nnblrp Il
This kind has been Attempted aud we have iLer, fore
taken il for granted lal he information we received is
c0rrecl, and lho differences from it are Terminate
Ard if this be so, repeat, lal We cannot see tie
wisdom the prudence Of extending millions upon mil
lions OF dollars in the construction Of grand inrrove.
menl, to reach trade thai viii find al last a cheaper
outlet to markc nron rival lines hen one If a much
cheaper knd will be fully adequate 10 the productive ca
paely AID wants oi tie country through which it will
pass and The trade alone d which IL W be alone likely
losseue H. however, II can he shown that The stale
uehis 10 Which We have Heie!led as The basis Of
PlHen, are themselves tnirnrdtd-ur HAT being rne
'hey d" nni never betss siiy tie conclusion which
IN our humble judgment they inesistlily ead;-if, in
other words, II can be shown with any ding like rea
suuahlc certainty that 81 icrnl IT tom ace i'll
take this route in preference 10 rval 10 market
10 fo5 me "t@" N 0" he cod The uph, We should,
IN that case, be IN t9vor d lis prosecution Ii devuves
uloh 'nose Nh0 entertain the opinion, however IL state
The grounds npon which ii is predcaed We are aware
tha the original estimates oil the projectors OF the enter
prize are within our reach; tut the results Of The work
mus Tar, as contrasted will those estimates, show thai
they are destitute o all claim 10 public confidence, and
That the Legislature cannot, with poprieiy. make them
the basis OF nlure action.
Our position, at The terminus of the Canal. as far
as II has progressed, we are well aware SUBJECTS our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

FlRE.-A small tenement, on First street, the pro
pefy OF John Cary, Esq. was nearly consumed by fire
on tuesday night last. Our vigilant Hose Company
were promptly on the ground and, with their usual skill
andgood oftnne soon succeeded in extinenshne it, The
damage VIII be covered by few hundred dollars; ard
we are glad to lean that the property was insured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

SectR The New Orleans Plea unc says-Ne IN
dfsand that sugar plantations beng opened in va
aus seenns ri the Stale, with unprecedented rapidily
Many of The cotton planters have abandoned thai culd
walton iar sugar. More especially tins the case in Al
ehglsas and Opelocsas. We are informed that On tie
Red River The planters turning hef attention to 81
car. Large otdrrs have gone up The ycr for supar
nails and hy'etes, aud a number likewise have been
sent to philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
geo .V'EcFsDES sy.s..'y'F,fs,

THNIE NI'NNl RIBFR wishes n purchase TWO
lit INBRED NEGROES, orbo,6 sexes from p
10 50 years olaee FIR wbch he will pay fully as hiah
pffes IS could tie obtained in R!cdmond or in any fau
# the State
ne is very anxious Ia purchase and is determined 10
ne h,.ral IN every Instance He VIII ray mgh Price
TT Mechanics, Blacksmil,s. Carpeutefs. &c.. Sc
Persons having such property or sale nuuld he a thfr
3iei's 10 give him call peyiyus 10 tber selling.
II can he found Al the Stare oi Mr. NJ Ham
Letters addtessed 10 The subscriber tian lie country
WI attended To. GEORGE DAVIS.
lazy - tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

Wool GRowiNG At TUE Wrsr.- Western rapers
are r'ngrntuaung the people The fair clls OF Wuol
tealzed or The first time in many sections Ills spring
In jackson county, Meh the yield is estimated at So
600 lbs, worth $3.50 With good care IN a country
"hfo land Gusts next In nothing the increase Of nucts
will about pay The cost al keep Wool and heat rrow
ine. aided by clover, timothy and pascr, will soon he
The prominent hraoches Of Agriculture in Michigan.
" iscunsn and Illinois
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

foor RteE.-- lhcte will be on the 90,h inst
9tch trial q" prdcslrlanisn. over the Beacon Course
aud amung ih 81 Who VIII run the ~ mrs nr, Jack
san, lamous m England as The =" American Deer Ste.
plcn Marx, The "Seaich llanam," ond Maxwell. The
"Nurlh s'af,e all from Englnd aud in addition. gu.
lrrsleeTe, S'eeprrk, sannaf, An6rlsc Jackson. Bar
INV, and Canadian Indian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
MEDICEEE & SURGEON g
N S e r q u d A, n 8

a rtLL assorlmfnt "f Medicines, warranted gen
= ulne. OF the besi fnaly-ald of Surgeons lnsfru
Snens. from The best makors Also yers general sun
ny {" oil articles ia the Bfg and Apoihecarys line
sale al much less than usual prices and some arr
fires al " less iiian New York present prices at
UOAEL DAVIES.
7uhe ~ a2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

II appears from paper read At meeting If The New
York Farmers Club on Tuesday thai The hest mc1hfd
ii using Guano fur horticultural purposes is 10 dis olive
one PM Il 1t IN fur gallons OF and apply freely
about The rools ri the plants.
he sotJct al preserving fruit tres also came M for
consideration. when gentleman stated that he had kept
'''He reach orchard OF over u o trees perfectly free
om ihe grub or seven eight years by the use Of hard
soap freely used upon The 5dy and limbs If each tree
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
DRESSING WOUNDS AND uLCFRs-p

DRESSING WOt NDS AND suICFRS.-Dr
ianghts method consists IN applying on the surface Il
the wnnnd ot urer, solution Of gum arabic qnd IN il
hli ct g"ld-heaers skim thus dressed, a wound an
inch IN diameter was reduced in the space e h df,s
10 oEe'hfd or SIKH of an inch in extent CicaIfza
non ''ok place 50 rapidly that the grannlans covered
WIN thlcN eridefms, were MS numerous and Visible
as boiure, but could tie touched ui,huut CAUSING min
wound nrodnred by ampulatian he breast Meily
nf'ned. about four and half inches IN leneih and enc
and hall IN breadth under ihIs Treatment leaed ran1l
" and pnrulcnt secretion did take l7ce He pr p
2[s applying tbs mc'htd 10 would ea by ara,alitn
Of the thleh--,lfcdcal Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

QulNtSE vs.. SALicENr.-We SIZE il stated in a nnrn
Der OF papers. says The New Orleans Picayunc, that
preparation from The bark Of the wlIaw has been Gnnu
M admirable suhstu Tor quinue. The Concordia In
le2cueer in noticing this discovery asserts that the
medicinal qualities OF the willow bark have heen tested
Ia that county. aud Ionnd quite valuable as the qn
nine. In Concarda decoron OF The bark has been II
sed. but II may be prepared the Peruvian bark is
Our s"amps will supply any quantity of This valuable
medicine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

o. meeting of the citizens of Boterourt county.
friendly to the extension of the James River and Ka
nawha improvement, and to the construction of the
Southwestern Road, is to be held at Fncaste ON Nom
day Oh July court, for the purpose of adopting suitable
measures TO secure the accomplishment of those Objects
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
TiNglEsls.A X1HYYlS.

EW;-M0sr SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRA.
SERGlNL, Tina, burgundy. Marn.sey. Husl
aud iI,scrge Wines u( Madeira rcrl DID, and as Goon
as could be had in Aia1,sra aud warranted pnfe Fer
sic at uOWl.I. DAVIES
jun - Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

q, Jno R S'epoe, Esq was On Tuesday last elected
Clerk ct The county court Of b df1 er several neflrc
'ua oaII"nss on that and the preceding day. HIS com
pelltors Tor the station N,ssrs r bert c. Mitchell
Uhe late cerk.) and John VI. Wharton. We have NOT
heard the STATE Of The final vote. Ii is due to Mir. Mitch,
ell 10 say. what all eoncede that he was one of The very
best Clerks in the State aud thai he had given uniyer
sal satisfaction in the performance Of The duties Of his Of
nee boih o his opponents, Toe, well qualified for
me station and the successful candidate Will doubtless
discharge IT'S duties in sas,car, manner Those who
voted against collection Of The late incumbent we r7-
sumo generally went for the principle Of "rotaon-
though we regret that in this case it has been applied Ia
50 worthy gentleman and 81 capable an officer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

4 CANNp>L Culrf from New Zealand who has
probably made many human meal IN his time, is in the
ely, exciting good deal Of attention. The curious
% 10 sof bun IN crowds, and he lohs alarmngly hun.
cry at hem.--.N \. Erprcss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

There is cabinet maker in Pniladephia VIII, hes
SET OF chamber furniture, nsde II rosewood gothic par
iern the price Of hich $S00o, the b,dsad al ne be
ing held al $500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

ghg Gnucapnr0 gtr9inia,y.
THURSDAY. JG.NE -. lsl5.
JAurs RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

PIE ol portion Of he Northwestern counties Il ir9ina
10 tho uesl Legislature ar refmi-son 10 tap the Ohm
river with Raj Rad at Palkerst1fs, THE fncasfle
Valley Wing" remarks:
But tn greatest objection which we in the WY
Of granting the pfpn asked In by tins Convention.
tai liz sGcce-s mus inevitably prnyc most fatal 10 The
future prpsecutunni rhe great upt yeuen 81 the james
Rlyer aud kaua@ha Company. Upon til subject We
insert the following remarks. which Nract from the
Lynchbufg NtreiaIan whosr Editor has heretofore been
regarded by The people 81 his portion Of The State
enemy 10 the artber prosecution al this 9rea Central In
pavement. Ban we sill trust that his future curse
will prove, lha The musi seTlnns apprehensuns OF the
people 0pan this subject indeed without foundation.
We have been fr some tin e aware HAT an opinion
has been indusfiausly disseminated among the people
Oh The line of the James River and Kanavha Improve
en, Wesfnf This place. dat The editor Of This pa
per hostile to It's farther roseeuiionanj strange as II
may seem, This opinion entertained icire he had
ever ntmaed the slightest doubt On the SUBJECT and
when. by his in the legislature as well rs by his
editorial course La giving tie nos unequiyocal and
substantial evidences Of his ardent desire for the success
othe gtea enterprise. This opinion 10 have on,
giaicd in an nor made by The senior editor in 1889
10 arrest The pngf'ss OF the work above Iynelburg,
Ill, in conformity othc acquisitions of The charter as well
the dictates Of sound economy and prudence. the
lien condition of The Company, The line below Lynch.
bury including il. connections with lide-waer and the
sonhsidc. had been perfected least until It's sctio
in which The work above ,ucburg was to be pad for
should be nj par. And events that have since lransped
have had the effect Of vndicating our mo-
lives from this unjust saspicon alth ongb, it not
deceived they have satisfied those wfo unfortunately
Tor themselves ard for the work, successfully resisted
oare,rt at that time that it would have been wiser no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

AS lNrrR1tL CourrMrNr-W saw to day a
beautiful gold MEDAL 81 massive size which has recent.
~ hern s'nl Ia MI John Meas. il. of this city, from
he Emperor Nicholas. Of Russia Il seems lLat last
year Mr. Msas. aware Of he nlcres, which the Emne
for iakrs IN afght Winch relates Ia Improvements in aus
rrullof, sent HIM ter specimen Il The I}0ston en-
TIE Datgh Plough manufactured hy Ncs,fs y
prcuy Co.. kud Of plough whose excellence Is we'll
known TO ecr RVdeta ehtrt tine since, the medal
alluded To- with the accompanying Letter. was received
nom tue Russian Minister NJ Washington:
WASHINGTON. May 20. 1915.
SIN The Plough yen intended IN present Ia the En-
perur has been and It's tulnsss aeknow ledped
Ills lmteual Maj sy aTrtera'iue your good ncatiaus
has oldeted TIE To Pfesrul yun in bs nane the great
gold medal, viii hls ciigy, and The motto, "p,ami
Disno"
have the pleasure 10 send yen the medal by Mr.
Keller, IN racket under the i.ceaon's seal Pleas,
10 inefm tue 81 the reception Of the medal and receive
SIT, lie assurances OF ny sincere regard.
ALEN. DE BopIseo.
Jim ,icas. Esq. Rosioa
Tie nejaL Which Weighs fifteen ounces, is on on,
SIDE STAMPED wnh u good hkcuss in bold rehcf If tho
Empeter Nicholas, sutruundpd nh the words "NIco.
LAus !. Iorrs Ru.slr hrfnAron" On the olhc,
side IS The muftn, "PGtMA liGNo,o surrounded with
n "nalh. ihc medal is Il elegant uufkmanshp and
The reception o such token e he EnreroIs arprnba
Hoo must be exceedingly gratifying 10 our yourg and en-,
'''p'shB 't"o" ciztn' Boston j ,uHaL
Hed'h GA Papa ef one + The Public Schools ia.
eh IolheWts, pupil ot tie seho 81 The Second Dis
picl held IN the basement at tie PRESBYTERIAN Church
Lafayette Sqnafe came Ia his death on The lOih inst
he'N cen aud O'Clock, under the following circum-
S auces:
Having hern placed in apartment called The dark
h"m, III which there was small window niche Tor
The purpose at admitting air and light he ais,d himself
Ia look though ii ~ reaus 4 board Which he placed
aga"st the wall Ia Inclined position This hoard
sANfd ifom under hun whilst his head vas under the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

TIE SUICIDE OF MIR 81 ~kltK d Blah-
II, Esl e Cumberland. tea hitter paI shed ~ the II
legtaalan. 10 relation tie sefde uf sir D. says. In
aIrt In prevent misrepresentation n relation H tie SAD
event which ian.lfed go Monday evening last. have
procured fran Iapt. AumHes copy ct tie letter le
y Col. Buskfi 10 lis address. tai Buskif. ~ III
my ofse during the whole afternoon Of Monday, viii
the exception of the tlnr he H2s afs,nt b write The
following l,itef lis conduct ealm==hs reason
southland his afueHl drneanOr thai at man ia fail
possession ri all his afljits. ! separated foH htn al
the dof ni the cuuu hall only ahuu Three minutes be
IRE hs death. He I'D bis gun IN hls hand aud ! sup
pa,ed be about to have lof hume. In cnnycrsiug
with him at the qualips If his gun. IL Informed me II
had snapped iaf hun beautiful spring near tamf
that day. bat hal le bad fixed 10 b. certain. PIE
sumo ltam his fact al hal the attempt fei,fred 10
IN hls hole'
CenrFnIANp lanc Oh. ISIS.
Dear Sir-J'he act whchI am abat Ia Commit has
hnen ~ contemplation ff time, You may suppose
whcn assure you that this is The second aficmpl.--
The first failed from The swapping II The gun. bal link
she will 20 This time. Why should an 0guisiiioa be-
neccssafy. Nhrn ! furnish all the facts with my awn
hand that suspicion be- entertained If IN one, and
besides, The thing is Ia be .dune III corner"
My for dung III = deed is thai am wearied Of
life aud hapeessly unhappy
desire yon Wy friend. to make the communication 10
Mrs. Il. IN the best way you ran. Perhaps II may mt
be altogether Nreciad hy h,i as have more Tim
onee lhtlnaled 10 her hal mahl take such q
The cleray sometimes avail themselves IT such
enfcnee To point . moral. - aud he ptrss IL furnish
pampmph-l hopr They viii have sufficient sill DENIAL
Ia dispense if his charitable anl exquisite graGea
lion IL the present tnstance.
My advice 10 Mrs B. would be 10 return 10 her friends
III ltglna.
W nh most lfrvent wish thai you may enjoy lona
llle Of happiness and prosperity. am most Ioy yaur
ltirnd w. Y. 81 SklRk.
To $ NJ. Semmes, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

LONGEVITY OF rnr Rtrr.FsNAKE --A corrcsron-
dent OF thu thafleslun Evening Posi- mentions rattle
snake lhai was iennd dead IN the woods urar George
town, Saaih Carolina, hcb was iect lano lad Is
ralllcs, aad teeth inch and a half IN length
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

Il appenrs by The Mexican papers that The 4. Snics
Fu4ae Bmndyw'n has arrived ON thu \ West Caasi
III Mexico, iram CHM. The Soop Of War John Adj
Aus 20 qurs) Is reported 10 have arrived al The s w.
Coast oil Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

o. Mr., Il. Il. Rhetl, Representative in Coa5fe''
from South Carolina, SAIL fium Boston III the las
si'a :er lor Liverpool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

u that's in he mud p Abnui DAYS snrc the
cutter Spencer. lying at this port received orders
b. fl cut instantly iar cruise. The orders, instead II
being sfni rongh thr (oeciof uf The Port. enslo
mary, written hg the Secretary himself and contain
I'd seaed leHer u direction mol 10 h. opened mill Ne
rcssei arrives om n Sandy Hook. The last two days
has been occupied ia getting gous shut. ammunition and
provisions. llet destination a malttr 81 speculation,
entirry uuhnn"n To the officers ou heard. new cum
II andef. Capt Bnee. Who Lad been wounded IN thu ma
val terire during the last war, has just ianed her
Nhelher she IS ordered lin the fleet n he Cult or
bcors despatehra 10 tie quatier. II whatever be-
the Purpose al her sudden cruise she will, under the
command # 81 able M oficer. be apt 10 give you'd nc
ennnt at h'rsef The Spencer our readers may know,
pierced for Is guns and carries linz Tom nmdships.
~ J. Herdld
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

Ncsrc ii stated IN the Washing Ion lIoian that olhcr
and distinct charges have been preferred against Capt
uuihees, and ueW Genfrl Co0n Martial has been
summoned. Ia convene an Monday last. b + lialleD,
Et1 has been appointed JUDGE Advocate and Conmu-
datc DoNues President Commtdle Stewart having, at
bis rcquesi, been excused.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
Dongcotic }mteItiaenrc.

L.tlings " Hm.-Ceo. scorr. Ne leata caue down
from Ncs, POM Tuesday evening, asd stopped ai
the American. appearing Ia he quite "a his leisure The
nieh rain brou an isef from Washington IN quest
IT Cen Scott vha. bt,f lnlef interview, tfi past
haste fr Washington. lhese iaefs as lated 10 US.
Strengthen tho report than MeAiran afre is The
Nuoces. and that Mr. palk s ahani undertake. The
srriuns responsibility of Irving Il .m the Rio del
Norie
gents ~ Ntxieb have t,crniv been amaup the hcr1~
KEGS spthng engage the Indians allies Of Mesiro
in expectation 81 a War with the nltci Siatos. We
appreiend that those aha assured neanic thai An
neNaan Vas measure ot reace. and would not excite
hostility ~ Interrupt felninns of amnr. vii prate 30
have grossly deceived lh1se who trusted them. y l.
Tribune
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

''"' VI N''''oie -" HN ''"lHth' "l 4NullH America.
I'M Foor RtcE Was run over the amhridge fn,t-
1ot eunfso, Boston, On the 9Th lust. nee rdmg ad
yersement OF the numerous cnres only lhfee did the
ten miles within the hour-naucly:
join Glldefsleeve. at New York. h7n. los
Michael Cavanaueh. at Conn. 80 10
{. Desmond, sc Boston. 50 S.
The first took the purse. $500 lhe rcx best Caya-
naugb, won 500; and Drsnond $50 The spectators
were very numerous perhaps 5000 and there was some
difficulty IN keeping The track coar bu, the whole pas
sed oil 10 the eafeanen OF amateurs. One lue short
legged gentleman continued 10 rnn for fun lone after
the game was up Boston Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26

Don Carlos has formally abdieaied his claim 10 the
spanish thnnc IN favor Of his son ho formally accepts
The rights and dnesp thus Transmitted; tul informs
IN Spanish nali"n Thai he dncs uiend east IRE.
brand amongst them. TN tone Il this announcement
WAS very nnelhe II is said tie obstinate old man was
very unwilling Ia give up the seuh'aoce II royalty aud
was only induced 10 do II said the earnest en-
ireaiy tf caoer and wiser heads Tho resignation If
Don Carl1s, coupled With the decaraon Of his son
r''ns 10 an alanee with tic Young Qaeen Of Spain-a
PROJECT which would be supported by large party in
thai cluutfy,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19
A New Question.

Our readers win recoect that the last federal
Legislature divorced two townships from Athens
county, and attached them TO Morgan. THIS was
done contrary to the wishes of majority Of the
people of the latter county, and was ior the pur-
pose of putting wing majority within its limits
A new and important question is likely to arise
out of this high-handed and dishonest move
ment. Al the late election, majority of the
votes given in Morgan county, as it formerly
stood, we're in favor of MIR. Belts, the democra.
tic candidate for the Legislature, But by adding
in the vote of the two whig townships from
Athens county, the majority was changed in fa-
vor of Mr. Chandler, who was member Of the
Legislature which made the alteration The
Clerk Of the Court has given Mr.. Belts certifi
cate of election; and Mr. Chandler has glvel
notice of his intention to contest the seat Th'
will bring the subject before the Leglsature,ant
as it Involves considerations of the highest i'm
portance, will excite very lively interes''-O
| Patriot.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-11-19
Conrt of common Pleas.

This body commenced its session on the 80
inst, and adjourned OH the 18th. The following
were all the cases Of any interest;
Hiram Hobbs, on charge of passing coun-
lerfeit money, postponed I'LL next term.
VIM. Showell vs.. WIN. Barrett, Assumpsi;,
verdict plaintiff to pay costs.
Henry Sners vs.. amos Morgan, Trespass, YER
dict against plaintiff for costs.
VIM. Penn vs.. Thos. Bingham, Appeal, jury
couldn't agree, and case continued.
John Miller VS.. Ezekiel o. Bryan, Hannah
Bryan and VIM. Picket, Trespass, E, o. Bryar
dismissed, and verdict against Hannah Bryan unt
WIN. Picket for 10 cents and costs.
Doane vs.. Forsyth, assault and battery, de
fendant fined $50 and costs, bound oyer TO keel
the peace for year, and imprisoned "a hours.
Several boys, for stoning Abby Kelley and S
! S. Foster, we're fined s. each, and imprsOne'
"a hours.
On several cases of gambling, horseraclng
and selling liquor without license, fnesiwere as
sessed ranging from So to $50