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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05

1 8
IN be- now offers Tor sale. thar yaIn.Lt.
property. called the Lomasco Mills. si,natesa
few hundred yards below the fourishine town
of Evansville, Indiana. The Mill il new and
in complete order with four run of first rate
iour and malt feet burrs. will also sell with
the Mill all the personal properly. used .ha,.
the premises, such as a good new Wagon two
carts, one dray, two yoke of oxen. stock IF
teue'l, &c, with everything requisite 10 carry
on the Mill 10 advantage, there is also smith
shop and tools attached to the premises, 50 tina,
sue pure aaser would have nothing TO do but
step into the premises and go 10 work. A mar
oil the purchase money will be required ia hand
the balance in yearly payments without inter
est. Any one desirous of going into an estab.
Ishment OF the kind. in one of the best locations
IN The west, would DO well to call and examine
the premises Tor themselves. immediate posses.
sion will be given.
EvanavilIe, Oci. 90, I846.-if. : :
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OF THE CALEDONIA.
Fourteen days later from Eu-
rope

rope
The Steamer Great Britain ashore on the
Irish coast--Her Passengers aH Safely
Landed--Mdrriage Of the Queen Of
Spain, &c, dc.
The Steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lott, arriv-
ed at Boston on Tuesday night, the 2OIh
inst, bringing Liverpool dates to the 9TH
inst.
We select the following items from the
Telegraphic Report of the Baltimore Patriot
of Thursday evening last.
The steamer Great Britain, Capt. Hosken,
left Liverpool ON the 22d ult. for New York
with lS5 passengers, and on the same night
she went ashore al Rathmullin, in Dundrum
Bay, Coast ofIreland. The passengers were
all safely landed, and returned 10 Liverpool.
The cargo had been discharged, but the
steamer was fast aground 81 the latest date.
The Royal marriage in Spain forms The
most prominent point of discussion in the
European journals. 1t was believed that
the lnfanta OF Spain would be married TO
the Duke de Monipensier, youngest son OF
Louis Philippe, notwithstanding the oppos-
ton Of the English, and the ''iberal party" in
Spain.
In ireland every means are being taken
TO find the people employment, which is
equivalent to finding them with food else
where; nevertheless there have been
some famine riots in various parts of Ire
land.
There had been large sales OF Cotton, and
prices if anything, were shade higher
The market for all kinds of produce con
tiRued buoyant, and at rapidly advancing
prices.
Wilmer 81 Smith caution their friends in
This country against wild speculation, as the
money and enterprise of England will find
and bring food from every corner of The earth
if Necessary.
The news from the Continent is not in
portant.
INDIA AND CH1NA-Despatches from
Bombay, to- August 81, have been received
by Extraordinarily Express via Trieste.
The Seikh government was in tolering
state The British authorities we're IN an
iicipaton of revolt, and were busy pre-
pairing for the emergency, for the purpose OF
suppressing it,
Our intelligence from China speaks of the
preparations making for the evacuation oil
Chusan.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05

NAHDERBURG COUNTY, SIS,
VaRderburgh Circuit Court, September Term,
A. d. 1916.
William l.. Barker ct al
VS..
Samuel Hammond, Mary
Jane Hammond, James Al In Chancery.
Wis, John Wama, Burch
Musselnan, Mary Ann
Musseman and others,
And now at this time comes the complainant
by counsel. and il appearing to tn satisfaction
OF the court that John Wamal, Burch Mussel-
man and Mary Ann MUSE Imam, three Of the
above named defenda nts, now residents of
the State of Indiana-On motion of The COM
plainaut is therefore ordered that the said
John Wamal, Burch Musselmsn and Mary Ann
Musselman be notified of the tendency OF said
Bill OF complaint by publication in the Evans
vile Journal. weekly newspaper of general
circulation. printed and published al Evans
vile, Vanderburgh county, Indiana; and fha,
unless the said defendants last above named an.
pear and plead to or answer the compIainants
said Bill oil complaint, on or be fore tho SAILING
pf this cause. at special ter IN OF said Court 10
ne holden at the Court House in Evansville. ON
he second Monday in January next, the mas-
iers and things therein contained, will be as to
the said defendants last above named, taken ga
confessed and decreed accordingly.
Copy attest.
SAMUEL T. JENKINS. Clerk
Oct. %, IS46.-3w- p f So 90
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THE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET

THE PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET
The Nashville Wing, in an able article
upon the prospects of the Wing party in
Tennessee, enumerates among other obsta-
cIes TO the success of Locoiocoism in that
State, the following:
LIST. A President who does not command
the respect, much less the admiration of his
own party, and who, apart from the office he
fills, is not looked up 10 by his own party as
It's head nor even as one offs chiefs.
I'd. A Secretary of State, wanting, before
he had been in office year and half, to
exchange it Tor aseat on the Supreme Bench,
but deemed unworthy of that seal by a ma
iority of the Senate of the United States, al
time when bis own party had a majority
of Sir in that body.
Sd. A Secretary Of the Treasury, whose
gross blunders in his official estimates have
been held up 10 derision in the Senate
Chamber, and The inevitable effect Of whose
great measurable tariff of lS46-will be
10 decrease the revenue during the prosecu-
ton of war that must necessarily entail a
debt upon the country, which it will be sim
ply impossible 10 extnguish by the receipts
of the present tariff.
9TH. A Secretary of War whose deplora-
bic unftness for the reasonable station he
fills, has been manifest from The moment
Gen. Taylor was ordered TO the frontier of
Texas, down TO the present time. lie is
the personi6calion of political grannyism.
5th. OF The present Secretary OF the Ma
Wy, nothing need be said. He is a gentle
man oil fair talents and reputation. His pre-
deeessor remained in Office until it became
apparent, that he would consult his party's as
we'll as the Nays interest, by retiring.
9th A Postmaster General, who never
had and never iciH have capacity to compre-
bend and discharge the duties of his Office.
Never, under any administration of that de-
partment, has TIE transportation of The mails
been SO miserably conducted
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
A DMTNISTRATOR's NOtice--No

"a uce-is hereby gwen thai letters OF Admin
istratlon has this day been granted the unde r-
signed bv the Clerk of the Probate Court of Van
derburgh County. State of Indiana, on the es-
state OF John G. Hibner, late of said county de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said deceased
are therefore, hereby. requested to make mme-
date payment to the undersigned Administre-
trix and those having claims against said estate
will present duly authenticated by law for pay
ment.
HANNA NJ. HIBNER, Admir-.
Evansville New. 5, l846-3w.s
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HHVANsVILLE NURSERY.---Per

e. suns living III Vandefburgh and in the adj
joining counties wishing to buy good grated
appe-trees, Of remarkable fine size, this fall,
they will 90 we'll to call on the proprietor or
agent, at the Sherwood House; price OF ap. 123c.
Those that want trees will please call and ex-
whine for themselves the fore part of Novem-
Der, which is the best time for planting.
All orders promptly attended TO. with the cash.
d. HEIKES, Proprietor.
oct2 2-3t P. HOFFMAN, Agent.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
Huntington. Ind, June 81, 1916,

Or. Smith
Dear Sir: 1 am now, out of your "Indian
Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills." and find them
selling so fast that think you had better send
me TWO gross Immediately. They give such
general satisfaction that people come at least
twenty miles for them, and as it is generally
known am agent for them, | would be sorry to
get out. Yours respectfully,
SAM'L. MOORE & Co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
Tonawanda, Pa, Sept. 10, 1916.

Tonawanda, Pa, Sept 10, 1916.
DR.. Benz. Smith
Dear Sir: Your agent left with me lot of
your Sugar Coated Pills. and have but a few
boxes left Every box | have sold has given
entire satisfaction. l have taken them myself
and | consider them the best pills have ever
used, and am not afraid to recommend them
to the public. | wish further supply al once.
Yours respectfully,
JACOB KILLER, P. NJ.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
REWARDED

IfG. BENZ. SMITH, be not written with
PEN on the BOTTOM OF the box, all 'Sagar Coated
Pills" re counterfeit!
Principal Office l79 Greenwich Street, large
brick block, N. Y Price % cents d box.
Nov, 5, lS46-40-6m DIR lee go
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
d RIGH sCHOOL.---The n

q Il kCGkA SCHhOOk.-.- Ihe undersigned,
a Il having come to Evansville, at the request
OF a number OF the friends OF Education to engage
IN teaching, would inform the citizens of Evans
VILE and the vicinity, that he will open High
School Tor boys, in the lower story of the Court
House, on Monday the Goth inst. at 9 O'Clock,
where Instruction will be gwen in the following
branches, and at the following rates: Rheto-
rlcal reading, Penmanship, History, Geography,
English Grammar, and ArlIhmetic-at 81 per
or. of eleven weeks each; Exercises in Analy-
sis. Composition and Defamation, Algebra.
Geometry, Natural Philosophy, Cemestry, eto.-
S. per Or; Latin and Greek languages, Trgo-
mometry, Elements of Surveying, Astronomy
and higher branches OF Mathematics-S8 per
quarter.
1t is the design OF the teacher to establish a
school on permanent basis, which shall pre-
pare young men for professional or other bu-
slness, who may not want TO take full College
course, or TO prepare those who may, for adj
vanced standing in the best Colleges and Uni.
versites. a more extended notice OF the school
and of the books used will be given as the case
may require. AT present ii will be sufficient to
mention as the best class books, Dawes course
in Mathematics throughout; Andrews intro
ductory books In Latin, and Anlhons' in Greek I;
Buffers glish Grammar, and Porter's Rheto-
rical Readef- Expenses for the rent OF a school,
room and iuel to be added TO the bills of tuition,
which are to be paid by the end OF each or.
oct 22-3t J. FAIRIES.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05

NJ ENTUCKY JEANS--2 cases lust
ENA received on consignment, and for sale by
the piece only, by the subscriber, who is agent
tor the Steubenvile Jeans Mandatory Com.
pany. C.. NJ. GRIFFITH.
Nov. 5, l846-tf,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05

4 OAF Sugars bbIs Sugar "st. Jane
n Rehnery'' pune article, in store and for
sale low by
sug7. BABcoCK, BROTHERS, wstsr-s,.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS.

r Fl. MAGHEE, 81 Co., have no W in store
e. and q re daily receiving IA splendid stock
OF Dry Goods. consisting in part OF
1000 Wooen and C"tten Shawls
500 doz. Woolen Comforts.
1900 pieces new styIe-Prints
100 :" Kerseyr.
$50 Kentucky Jeans.
100 - Alpaca Lusters.
100 - Satinets and Caseimeres.
go =" Blue, Black, & Brown Cloths.
$50 = Red Flannels.
IS d" Fancy Vestngs.
so Bales Brown Sheetngs,
Together with large stock of Velvets, Ser
ges, Paddings, Servings, Buttons, Hosiery,
Gloves. Suspenders, Combs, Handkerchief,
Pins, Needles. Laces, Silks, and everything
else wanted by country Merchants.
ALSO,
200 Cases Boots g. Shoes.
100 Fur & Russia Hats.
500 boz. Mems & Boy's Fur s. Cloth Caps.
besides a good stock of Hardware, Queens
ware, Upper & Sole Leather,
ALSO.
A spendid stock of Ingram and Venetian Car
petIngs. They viii sell at unpresid ented low
prices at Wholesale, with the Tariff all knock
ed off.
Main street, Evansville, la.
Nov. 4, I846-40tf.
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Office.
HsXO all whom it may Concern.

"A My vile Emeine Blackburn having lie II
my bed a nd board, therefore, hereby caution
all persons against trusting her on my account,
as | will not pay any debts of her contracting.
MILTON BLACKBURN.
Oct. %, 946, 3-w.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
ssUGaR COATED PILLS.
REWAREI CAuTIONIi

The increased popularity of DR.. G. BENZ
SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE SUGAR COATED PILLS, has induced
a number of persons TO make something they
call pulls and coat them with sugar, IN order to
sell them for the genuine, while they do not
possess particle OF the goodness, nor even as
simulate IN appearance TO the original, Or.
Smiths Pills. In short, they are an INTENDED
FRAUD upon the Community. A minister wac
at first had an interest IN an Imitation sugar
Coated Pill, manufactured IN Albany, N. Y :.
has gwen them up, as he says, on account oil
the miserable dishonest parues concerned In
manufacturing them. The same party are now
Industriousiy circulating reports calculated TO
Inlure DR.. Smith and 10 affect the reputation oil
his uable pills; but rather then notice them
IN public, DR.. Smith is bout to institute legal
proceedings against them tor their ISLANDERS, as
lie has another against a similar party,
IN which he recovered large amount OF dam
ages. These miserable limitations have TO re-
SOFT TO the most abomlnable means TO palm oil
their counterfeit pills, as the public know that
DR.. Smiths are the original aHd genuine
Several Instances have come 10 public DetIce IN
which lille has been endangered by the unor-
tunate use OF the counterteits. Its DR.. Smith s
Pills that are doing so much good in the coun-
try-as the following plainly shows.
MORE MINISTER'S.
Use and recommend Dr. Smiths Pills, than
all others.
This is 10 certify that have used the Sugar
Coated Pills. manufactured by q. Benjamin
Smith, OF New York, for some time, aud be-
heve them 10 be good medicine; and also,
from inquiry IN that city, l am pursu aded that
he is the original inventor, and therefore Is en-
titled to the benefit OF the invention.
s. WILLIAMS.
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"
Pastor lst Baptist Bhurch, Pittsburgh.

From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Del)
We call the attention of our readers to In e
certificate OF Rev. S. Williams. Pastor of Ist
Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, i'll relation TO Dr..
Smith 3 Pills. We can ourselves bear testimo-
ny to the excellence OF these Pills, one OF US
having used them and experienced great relief
from them.
The above is the best paper in the State OF
Delaware.
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State of Indiana.J

Oct. 20, 1a46.-3-w-p { So 90
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VANDERBURs CoUNTY,S IS,
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, September Term,
A n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05
Watertown, May 81, 1876.

DR. G., BENZ. SAITH
Dear Sir: was laid up with bad cold some
time since my return from n. Y, and during
my illness | made trial of your pills, and
must say tound them excellent. They are
the best medicine for the purpose they are in
tended, that have yet seen. l seldom take
pills, but l found yours entirely tree from the
objections to which other pills are liable. |
hope they will continue to be source OF profit
TO you. as doubt not they will be a means oil
relief to the afflicted on large scale.
Yours truly,
cPEFN
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-05

The "Improved Indian Vegetable Pills." (Su-
gar Coated.) are certainly doing much good in
the whole country, and are highly esteemed.
if one hall is true that people write and say "a
bout them. They are easy IN their opera
ton that all like them. The editor Of the
Northern State Journal, Zone OF the largest and
best papersin the State OF N. Y-,) writes as
follow:
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REAT BARGATNS,--

SAMUEL T. JENKINS. Clerl
Oct. %, IS46.-3w- p f s. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
February Is.

GREENsBoReUcH, Hi-usskly. due Sun
VI day, Wednesday. and Friday, Al 10 O'elesi.
4. NJ, and closes Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday,
at O'Clock, y. NJ.
RALEIGH MAIL, tri-werkly, due Sunday.
Tuesday, and Friday, at ~ o'clock, p. NJ; elo-
ses Sunday, "Wednesday, and Friday, st half pssi
9 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
FRANKI.INT0N, onee q week, due every
Thursday by 6O'clock, Pm; closes every Tues
day al O'Clock, A. NJ.
JAMESTOWN, once week, due every We'd
nsslay ny o'clock, p. NJ; closes every Thurs-
day al o'clock, A. NJ.
kONG's Mills, oacs q week, due every
Friday by S O'Clock, p. NJ. , elessa every Thurs
! Jay At o'clock, Am.
/ OXFORD, once a week, due every Saturday
BY O'Clock, p. NJ; closes every Thursday al ,
| O'Clock, =. M.
! LEASBCRG, once week, due every Ssiur-
day hy 9 o'clock. A. NJ; closes every Thursdsy
at O'Clock, p. NJ s..r, .. ..a
NorE.-Ietiers, TO be in time for the mail,
should be put in the office fifteen minutes before
the hour for closing. Letter postage, five cents
for letter not exceeding 800 miles, and ten cents
for any greater distancc-every half ounce, Of
fractional part Of half ounce, Is charged as san
J. NJ. PALMER, p. N.
January 10. Tiff
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EpY virtue Of q Deed in Trust, to me executed,
ES BY William E. Anderson, for certain purpos-
Is therein mentioned, and bearing date the 9Th
day Of August, 1898, will expose at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash. in front OF the
court house in Hillsborough, N. c., on Thurs
day the 18th day of March next, the following
property of the said William Z. Anderson, viz:
4s9J Acres, more or less, in one Tract OF Land
situated in Obion county, Tennessee. 81 Acres
of improved Land, situated in Weakly county IN
the same state, near Dresden. And the undlsld-
ed interest Of VIM. E. Anderson, equal to about
$50 Acres, in Tract or Tracts of 1880 Acres,
more or less in Henry county, Tennessee II be-
ing intended to sell all the lands in said state &C
uuired by William E. Anderson as one OF the
heirs or deyisees of his father, Daniel Anderson,
and Of two brothers, Archibald and Daniel Ander-
son, deceased. 49,. = ~>.@s@x
Also, at the same time, and upon the sans
terms, will sell all the said VIM. E. Anderson
interest in As or SO NEGRO SLAVES, now IN
the possession Of George w. Burgwin, esq, IN
New Hanover county, in this state; the sand IN
tcrest being one-cighth part in the remainder 0
said slaves, and their increase, after the expra
ton of the life estate of Mrs. Rnrgwin IN ths
same. 's"
For further particulars inquire OF the snbscri
Der before or on the day Of sale.
JAMES WEBB, Trustee.
| February 4. -s-. f4-9N
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Horrible Rcncontre.-A reneOurl

Horrible Rcnc0ntre.-A reneOnfrs
,ook place on the Manchester side Of the river,
opposite Richmond. on "Wednesday morning the
ssth ult, between John Hampdcn Peasants, one
Of ,hc editors Of the star, and for many years cd
itOr Of the Richmond Wing. and Thomas Richie,
jun. senior editor Of the Richmond Enquirer
They were armed with revolving duslling pistols,
sword canes, &c. and the result was fatal TO Mr.
Peasants. He was wounded in five different pla.
ess by pistol shots, viz. in the arnA shoulder, up
per part Of the lcfl breast left hand, upper and
inner part Of the thigh, and died in much agony
al two o'clock on the night Of Thursday. Mr.
Richie was but slightly hurt, and Immediately
made his escape in the cars for Washington. The
affair has created great excitement in Richmond.
The Richmond Compiler Of Saturday morning
states, that an inquest was ksd upon the body
Of John II. Peasants, decd, before Coroner Ro
bert T. Wicker; tllc examination before the jury
occupying nearly the whole day. Their verdic
was that Thomas Richie, jr, was guilty Of thu
murder Of Peasants, in mutual combat had be
tween them on the 25th inst; and that Peter Jci
ferson Archer, Washington Grenshow and WIN
sccst, we're present, aiding and abc,tins in sait
combat and in said murder. The Coroner hai
issued his warrant TO arrest said parties, founS
guilty by the inquistion." @~
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f,lSGRESS.

I. ,he Senate The debate onthe Oregon
...s,,ou vas still continuing ~ The last
S.,,. from Washington. No vo'e ~ Trla-
-. 10 !. had been taken on the shl IN
.,,p,: la. tie debate was apparently 'sFg-
4 lrirni has Iu.t pu, into our hand The
S,,iosal InwIllgenrer ol friday. received
n Rsle,rh ON Sunday evening. hon
..h,ch We learn that sn Tuesday Mr..
Haywood spike three hours IN eonIlnna-
IN and eon..lusion Of the speech which
=. eo,nmrnctd she aay before. Tie siren
r,n,ly deseRl-d tie President from the
,l,r, ,rmrnd whieh some Of his friends n
N. SENATE md ss.igred TO hfn in regard
"a tIrsgun; tlsai~d that the President had
,,ea,nis.I the Obligation Of the resolution
If The BALTIMORE Convention on that sub
,se,. or lhss he wa. opposes 10 compro-
missing the conflicting ella ms 10 Oregon
Mr.. IIsywood's defence Of The PrrsdrR'
led tn a sharp {. .lluquy and an excited dis
rus.ion OIL the part Or McIsrs. hsnnegan
/ Haywood and Alien, Tor the report O
which we have no. room NOW. Ai'eI
hi, bref but exciting close 10 MIR. Hay
woods speech, the Senate styourned owe
10 Monday. -.
In the House Of Representatives, tn
bill making appropriations fUr the I'm
provcmen, Of The western rivers aud bar
bos was under consideration. The bil
spproprisies some sl,3as,4so, besides a.
indehniie sum for the purchase OF IN
louisville and Portland Canal.
The New Jersey contested eleeiosws
decided ON Wednesday last; ~ favor q
Mr.. Runk iwhig.) the sitting membe'
BY the ea,.ing vote Of the Speaker. u
vote Of Ihe House being o6 10 90. MI
Isaac a. E-rise. wl.a claimed tho sea
was declared not 10 be entitled 10 u, BY
vote II ll9 10 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-03-11

. Rsrogsfiol-I The KRLsccmf a Goat,
=. Ileal'y,ln. Mr.. Jares--how dye
dol" size veg swell recently, IN front
Of he Phys nliise. with mnIe beard
Than bisP. tan old gloss, Jared gem
,lemsn. Ihn ,ud h.hind p.,t ali gold
moun,esisps. and Shose locamoii1n
Was as.I.edy go.d-hesdsd bsnssoo
rsne. -
~Exdss !. ny good sir-sxeu'e
ne. /" ssl iheii ernilrmsn, IN . lalseItn
volcr-1bn,,u haze sn sdv,nt.ee Of
me-"
.Ms nan !. Kid. sir-Kid." said
whisk- lnds.. You isApmbsr I homes
Kid--inn you usrd 10 eaIl him
don, ybf
/ .Blsf msoul. yes. end so do
said shSnid an" | iememher hisI'
Tommr xidare snonsh; and hos d.
yen aon~ II. Goai?r -
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! 'TAom pesshfy.
.Alirue. ou were . KID then. Tom
my" ~ ihoId gen,l. NAN, but Pct
eene. III qus,rs'ly OF hair on YOU
! chin. y ynh'vs since heroine goa
TOBY st,ksj his heard With hI
! ingertnj yett OF acknowledging ~
Jones .ood-,e.
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Supreme COURT.

Opinions have been delivered in the
following Cases, since our last:
BY RurrIN, c. J. in battle .. Presi.
dent and Directors Of the Literary Fund,
from Wake, affirming the judgment be-
low. @e @ ~
Also, in Person, Ex'r. .. Twit,y, from
Franklin, re, ersing the judgment.
Also, in Lewis .. Coke, in Equity,
from Rutherford, dismissing the bill with
costs. ~ @
Also, in Johnston and Francis o. Smell.
ton aud others, in Equity, from Haywood,
dismlssing the bin With costs.
Also, in Mebane .. Mebane, in Equity,
from Orange, directing decree for Plain.
Tiff and inquiry. ..... - =
Also, in Cox ~. Williams and others. IN
Equity, from Chowan. directing the Mas.
ter 10 inquire as to the consent of the
Slaves, and those who consent are 10 be
delivered 10 The Colonization Society,
&c. ..+...* @.@ 49,
Also, in Quinn .. Rippey, in Equity,
from Cleaveland, tismissing The bill with
costs.
Also, in Johnson a. Gillespie, q. Tor.
rance 81 Emmerson, in Equity, from
Mecklenburg. decree for Plaintiff, and re-
ference to the Master.
Also, in Beal, Admir-. .. Darden. in
EQUITY, from Hartford, decree for Plain.
tiff and reference 10 the Master.
Ry DANIEL, j., in Slade .. Burton's
Ex'rs., from Lincoln, reversing the judg'
mens below.