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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
INCORPORATION OF RELIGIOUS SOCIE-
TIES

correspondent of the Republican, under the sigma
iurc Of 'Mason," animadvclts upon our remarks in
Ilursdays paper, touching the steps which the Baptist
Convention Of Virginia thought proper to take in order
to induce the Legislature grant Of incorporation
To religious soeieies The writer is mistaken if he sup
pose that manifested any particular sncnde for the
interests OF the Baptist Church That Church can take
care Of It's own interests and wants none of our protect
uon. lie Is also aware that this is not new move
n'eni, and that the Baptist Church is not pushed for
ward as poneer" but follows in the wake Ct Others
he cooperation of all religious denominations was nyo
ked, and no privilege peculiar to any enc was sought
All scots would enjoy the advantages The whole
subject was ably ard ealoraey ard openly argued before
committee Of the Legislature, session before la t. In
view OF the arguments in favor Of the measure con
tanned IN the published spoochts fWm. II. Mcfarland
Esq, before that committee decline any heightened
discussion of the subject We rcyoat what we said in
onr last, that we little for ingenious srcculatons and
abstract arguments when have facts 10 fall back upon
In very large majority Of the States of the nion re-
hglous societies are incorporated I he vosty trustees
OF by whatever name The authorities of the society are
known, are made body corporate and such can hold
openly and above ard the lawful title TO their place
"ofshlP house for their minister. and funds or other
property, to limited amount, for his support. This is
not new policy, IN the nature of an experiment 1t is
coeva with The foundation of their respective govern
monts Its practical tendency have be,nuy
developed, in some casesby the lapse Of couple Of cen
turies. And what has brtn tho effect Has enc SINGLE
evil conjured up by the excited maginaons of even SIN
able men on this subject, leon realized? Is there mer
otrclous alliance-hurfIl alike 10 ioih-wnessod be-
tween Church and State, in Massachusetts, or Rhode Is
land, New York or Pennsylvania Mary land, Ohio Ken
lucky or South Carolina Is there or has there ever
BEEN from these acts of Incorporation the fantest mag
nabe tendency towards such an alliance? Are religious
Liberty and the sacred rights Of conscience less guarded
there than here2
These are practical questions If regard to truth and
frankness requires believes ii does that they be
answered in the negative, think good deal of agu-
ment may be saved on both sides.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL. MACHINE Ma
uFAGTORY.

TENE subscribers to Jabez Parker, at tb's
d well known establishment. corner of Main and
10Th Streets, afo prepared 10 furnish to order, Fox s.
Borland's celebrated STAPLE Tooru, SPnISo Ben.
TnnrsuNo MAonNns. Of all sizes. varying in price
from go 10 81 10 These Nathincs have boon proved
decidedly superior Mhin the last ur years, parcu-
lary When used Smiths Patent SELF OuiNG Boxes
We would call attention 10 oar new GEAREp lloRsE
POWER one Of which can be IN operation AT
Ware House; Also Eminon's CuAiN BAND Honss
PoWEn.
WHEAT FAM. To those In want Of n goo Fan,
we would call the attention 10 Premium Fans-
We also keep on hand Conn SHELTERS, Straw Cur
rnRs CnusutRs sc,
We can repair ihrcshing Machines. tina, have become
too much 10 ,hresh clean, with new teeth to
supply them with new Cylinders \ Beds. Extra Bass.
M LEATHER BANDS, riveied and all articles in our limo
furnished at short notice.
Address. PARKER s. SMITH
Richmond. June l7-6nir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

Nit John percival. u carpenter in the employ Of Mr.
Wm Mcclellan. while at his bench al work. Friday
morning last. ell suddenly in fiji Medical assistance
MAS procured. AMI he far restored hc able
speak lie fingered until yesterday morning. When he
died. The deceased native Of lynthhnrg.
about 81 Years age, aud has left wife aud children.
is believed, IN Winchester 1t will be gratifying to
his relatives 10 learn, the ease, that though smu
ger here ,he most kindly attended in his hnoilnoss,
Rich. Inrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

O. The Capt. Reed, mentioned in tho army news,
Is having been wounded IN the late fight with the lnd
ans, Is Capt John VIM. Reed native oil l.snchburg.
lie Was chosen Captain Of volunteer company Of
mounted ftemen in Missouri, and a. lis bend dsiin
gushed himself in the tates OF Paso del Norto and Sac
rnmonto,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

g5' disgracdful roncontrc-a Ia Arkansas or Texas
took place at York Town. the lth inst. between
L. A. s,utllall, formerly Purser Of the Navy, and
Thomas Nelson, L. S. Collector. In personal con
hct, Southall fired and shot Nelson in the abdomen.
"hereupon Nielsen inflicted cash with knife upon
Inc neck and face Of hsanagonst The Wounds of both
were considered likely ,oIrMe fatal.
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N ~ w SPnINq GOoD s.
j.. FIR. LAhLN, m.,
I,YNcuBuRG Va,

IYNcunuRG Va,
$ now receiving aud Opening fine assortment Of
i SPRING IND SUMMER GOODS.
among which will he found every description Of Dry
Goods including Glnghams. Lawns, Ogundles, Muslns.
Camhrlcs, Bareues, Silks ashio able Shaws, Hnndker-
chiefs. Ribbons. Laees. Edping, Hosiery. Cloves 60,
together with fine assortment Of Cloths, Cassmcres and
Nosns and all Other articles of the latest style, suita
bic for Ladies' and Gontcmen's wear; 10
animation of which he invites his friends aud the
public. generally. lie assures all who may honor him
with cali. ,hsino pains shall be spared to furnish them
with the newait styles Of goods, aud at rs low prices
they can he had elsewhere. f.. 4. JR.
Apr tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

% We were mised by the tenor Of an article in the
Petersburg nolligencer. When designated Mr.. Tim
oIy Rlves as a qnondam Wing. The Intcllipenccr
says that when spoke d three Wings being
remlntuiiy before the Democratic Convention il did
not audc to Mr. Riveswlo has always been ocoloco.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

o. dreadful accident occurred on the Ouacha,ta
river, on the 4h inst board the Edna bound
for New Orleans. About 25 persons were killed by the
explosion and Gor badly wounded The greatest
careossnoss and negligence imputed to the Captain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
A., AUCTION.

4 IN WEDNESDAY morning. the 23d inst. rom
~ moncng at lOo'elock we will sell ut our Auction
House large assortment of Ready Made Clothing con
slsting III part Of
Tweed Sacks mud Sporting COATS,
Super Croton Cloth do do
do bl'k Drap Etc. do do
Plain and Fancy Linen do
Silk Satin, Mohair aud Marsces Vests,
Together with large assortment Of silk and Cotton
llandkerchleis, Crayats. Suspenders. &c &c
PHELPS s PERKINS,
June Gilt .3NtiOncCrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Providence permitting, expect 10 attend the appoint
mrnis made lot me nj Bethel, in Arpomaox. SUNDAY
june ~'ih, at o'cloch aud NJ Oak Grove, in Camp
bell. Sunday. July lth. ut II O'clock
p SEAUlRi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
RICHMOND MARKETS.--.Jnne II.

KTCTTMUNU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT.
Tobacco-lnspeciions large and prices rather lower.
We quote Iugs 81 5Oa2, 80 common leaf Sad; mlldng
4.a5, good and fine 5lal2s.
Flour-Smnll sales al s. so.
Wheat-lhe mlcrs arc not yet prepared 10 mako
contracts for now wheat.
Conn o cents per bushol.
Corn Monl-Sl 25.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
ht.Ilrt Fol,

Received from James ST Clair. Wythcville. To for
ward to Fry 4 Goa Richmond, iur the Relief Of Ireland
no bushels OF Wheat.
40 do do J. h. RENWICK s co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
NEW YORK MARKETS.-Juno Is

NEW YORK MARkETS-.Juno Is.
The stock MARIE, to-day was active and prices had
an upward tendency Exchange on London &. to 81;
por cent premium
The flour market is firm as las, quoted, and prices ath
or up There were sales to day of 1000 barrels Gen
flour at ts,75 TO ,S7l Southern brands nj So
There is an improvement in meal. with sales al s.,
rs to 5s7a for Brandywinc. Sales Of rye Hour al 81.
Not much doing in Whcnt--Gonncssee t2a2,03 aud
Ohio red 81 ,S5al SS, and choice 81 %.
Sales Of about 1000 bus yellow corn al 10 to l20
cts uer b oats 81; rye l25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
OBIFI ny

Died, NJ his residence. in the county of Appomaax.
on Thursday, tho 10Th inst. WuLi,M P,ulrrr in the
eighty cuud year olhisaee. Mr. +. was iuGexlbc in
his Integrity, good and Mud neghhor, atcconoie hus
baud and hind master lis luss will be felt and regret
Cd by all whn knew hun best
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
BALTIMORE NlARKETS-.Iuno Is.

BALTIMORE MARkErS.-Iuno Is
Flour, Howard Street Sales of 1000 barrels nt S.
rs. City Mills-l50OO barrels at 1915.
Wheat, prime whi'o-Sales have been made 10 day al
500, though not in any considerable quantity prime
red. 81 50 1871.
Corn, primo whlte-Salcs at $l.l3; primo yellow at
the same price
Whlskey in bnrrcls-CoInnnnds Sc cis.
Beef Cattle on the hoof, per goss-$375 per hundred
pounds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

Married. on Thursday evening Eth inst, hy Rev
MIR. kncklr, Capt. NulItM q. JonNsroN, Of Rock
bridge, To Mss fAurlNA a., daughter of Mr. Ala,sor
Winston, OF this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
$iIicndtd Illustrated hooks.

SfiCHdtd Illustrated Books.
lARPERS' Illuminated BIBLE,
Il l. llarpers' Illustrated Shakespeare
Scenes IN the llte OF the Saviour
do do Apostles,
Bryani's Poetical Works,
Longicllow's do do
Lady Of the Lake.
Prose Writings of America,
All IN splendid binding. suitable for presents for sale
by ID. Is. PAYNE.
- June 2l--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

&C. Gen Pillow has published an answer to the state
men',Du forth by Coaskel and his officers of his con
duct at the battle of Cerro Gordo which we shall endea
vor to publish in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
BREAKER. AHEAD

!" l" 'f'ce' IN our last number upon the new motives
] assigned Tor the present war, we enquired why mir
ioh should restrict s monarchyphoba to the continent
oil North MISUNDERSTANDING that if he were jusfc, in
commencing war sganst Mexico To proven, the cstab
lis f'rh' Of European dynasty in that country, he
would be equally justified in wagne war against Brazil
where The sclon on European Royal family is firmly
seated onhis throne. We think We oxpress,d ourselves
To the effect, that this would Ire d,gree ofioy of which
would not believe even the administration Of Mr. Polk
To ne capable II there be truth in the following statement
our confidence was perhaps upning II must le oh
served that the Washington correspondent If the Jour
nal OF oomneIce las shown himself at all times siunu-
larry well advised OF the state Of THINGS in the Cabinet
ana That his letters are, generally, relied upon as cx
pressive OF the intentions o the Administration far more
lhah The illusions OF tho w,rs Who iiuuo in the edi
torial columns Of the Union.
We remember. some yeas ago, to have heard MIR.
Clay remark, that he had never known the tine. when
our ioelgn relations Mere such as To lead to war
with some one power. provided there were wanting ON
the rart Of the President the ordinary ,rlcaronco and
diplomatic tact The narrow escape we have had from n
war with England, and the existence of hosltes with
Mexico, are striking exemplfcations Of the truth of
this rem ark. Mr. Polk did all in his power To involve
us in it'll England, from which we were saved
only by the wisd, and ilnn SIS u the scnac-and his
ariizans now virtually afm that hc commenced hosl
against our Souhern neghtor 10 Protect her rrub-
lean institutions eoparded by tho overthrow Of IG-
RERA.
Correspondence Of he n Y Journal ,f Commerce.
WAsRiNoToN, June O.. lS47
Ih's Gternment appears TO he on The ere # some
d.UcUy uM Brazil. Governments acting uIun rash
connsos can easily involve nations in war have seen
and heard enough 10 convince that the preaen, Ad
Ihinstraen is assunIi ore Of lnsut nee and menace
towards the Government If Blszl that will Of course
lead 10 rupture 10 The prevention Of numerical inter
course; and in due course 4 Tine. 10 war.
The principles set forth in Gen SCOTS prccIamaton
apply strongly 10 Brazil; lu the leading official ad
yocated al 'hc time pfihcl les going Tar beyond the
Mexican manifesto, aid POINTING to the duty which we
owe TO our own principles, aud the solemn obligations
assumed 10y his Government in $50 10 extend and es
lablsh our own form Of Government over the Continent
Of America.
The Brazilian Minister il is said will he recalled by
his government III consequence Of his having made cA
panalons Instead OF asking apoogs il reference 10 the
diliicullles between the two Governments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
,%DEb.H EK.PE'E2ES,

FEiE Subscribers Soda Fountain mpotc opera
L ton. Il viii be constantly supplied with an abundanc,
Of Ice and variety OF choice syrlps.
May 3l-3w if JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

o. We may expect, daily, foreign news by the
Camlria steamer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
JOHN WILSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

II VI n = T Z r, 7 q ,NI.f,
TTESDs DILIGENTLY TIE COLLECTION CLAIMS
In BOtctOurt Roanoke, Floyd,
Montgomery and GILES Counter
Refer to c, w Siatham. Robert Cawthou and J. G.
McC lanahan & Co., Lynchburg.
May PTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
RIG HMoND AND ONO RAIL ROAD

KIN IN1UND AND UIIIU RAIL KUAD.
uVliE commissioners acting under the charter Of said
L Road will on W dncsday tho 30th day Of Jane
next, Store House lately occupodb by Messs. TunsEn
& BuRwELL, in the Town Of Lynchburg, open Books
Of subscription for the Stock Of said road in accordance
with tho provisions Of its charter and general Railroad
Law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21
LAND FOR SALE.


nNHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to remove to tho
Il West. offers for sale his
1UO TR.1C1S or LAND,
in Bedford, the head Of the South fork OF Lit
tie Otlcr The tract which he resides contains
93D ACRE,
great portion of which still to clear and fine 10
BACCO LAND, The remainder is in good heart and we'll
adopted To the growth Of all kinds Of grain and lies we'll
The Improvements consist of
COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
which is now occupied by the subscribed, we'll as
New Hewn Log House,
not yet completed, with the brick already made for the
chin, eys &c. the spot Besides these there other
OUTHOUSES IND TOBiCCO H4R.NS.
The other Tract contains about ONE HUNDRED
and TWENTY FIVE ACRES, and lies immediately
in the neghborhood of the first. On this Tract hero is
quantity of fine low grounds which have been we'll
dlched and, also. some most
Valuable Tobacco Land,
still TO clear. Perhaps half OF this Tract Is IN
woods. On it is a small
e., DWELLING HOUSE, CIT
Ea:j OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" H.I
The two tracts do not join but any one wishing to
unite hem could easily purchase the Land lying between
them as the owner is willing to sell.
The subscriber would sell them separately both
together as may suit the convenience of purchasers,
whom he invites call and the lands. They lie
about miles south of Liberty, Bunker's Hill. and
Join the lands of Mrs Mary Goggn, Isaac Preston ard
others. The terms will be accommodating and made
known application
May 3l-s4wf JAMES NJ. FUCKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

~ q TxC r..
HAVE FOR SALE one aud half miles above tho town
j OF lynchburg, IN Amherst county,
FIVE HUNDRED md MY acres or
super Or l. u II d,
hundred and lily oi heavily inbcred, the balance of
good state oi cultivation with all the necessary bildngs
and auiss ceek, large bold stream that through the
land, furnishes water power oi immense value. bargain
he had and all the Crop, sock, Tools Sc &c the
place and immediate possession il desired will take NE
GROES payment exchange it for lands in Western VIZ
n B Townl,y, OF l.ynehburg speedy sale is desired.
June GIN II GEO. w, PETTYJOIiN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-21

JAMES GARLAND 4 JOHN Il. GARLAND
NIII. practice Law In partnership. james Gar
w land will regularly attend the Court Of Appoals.
the Circuit Superior Courts flaw md Chancery or
AMHERST, ApromATTox. BEDFORD. CAMPBELL,
NELSON, AND TIE TOWN OF LyNCHBuRG.
John X. Garand will regularly attend the County and
Circuit Superior Courts Of The above named counties,
ccp Nelson. } Garland will attend tho county Courts.
occasion may require.
April &c -sv If
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26
DIR. BEEMAN.

This venerable and distinguished Piesb7
terrain minister is one Of those men vino dare
utter The whole truth ON fhe subject Of Iiccn-
ses. In a late discourse in Albany, he saws
the only cure for the evils of grog shops il
determination" Legal restraint in This bu
sIness is ikea cobweb around the arm of II
giant. Leviathan is not thus tanned There
never ought 10 be any other act passed than
one 10 legislate dram shops, both gentccI
and vulgar, out OF existen C. They are NOR
al pest houses wherever they cxisr.-Thci-
guests may be sought for among the dead.-
1t IS vain TO attempt TO make sncI n bust
ness pure in character or harmless fo the
community by legal supervision. When
you do this you may regulate piracy Ivy law,
You NAV have an honest gaming house and
Il holy Sodom! You cannot disarm the por-
cupIne by stroking down his lreited quilts.
You cannot tame the hyena by MORAL sua
sIon or legal disciplined II is all n piece Of
solemn mockery. The license laws, in the
best form in which you can present Ihem.arc
a burlesque upon legislation; libel upon civ
llIzedliie, and ought 10 be The laughing STOCK
olPoor human nature. Ohio Hash.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26
MEXICAN STATISTICS

The portion of Mexico conquered by our
troops, consists of the following named dis
irlcts: The territories OF Upper and Lower
California: and Santa Fe, and the states of
famaulipas, New Leon, chihuahua. and
parts Of Sonora and CoahuiIa. In ono cGMr.
Bancroit's dispatches TO Com Shat, lie in
Inmates that when peace shall be made, II
wIil be on the principle Of uti possidcfis, or
holding on TO what we have got; and Mr..
Polk in his last message congratulates the
country on It's rGsf extension of territorial lin
lis. AS Texas was annexed before the date
oil his annual message last year and was
made the subject of special fe;iciIati,n in
that document, and as, since then, he has re-
lInqulshed 10 Great Britain a great share Of
the Oregon Territory, he can only have ref
erence to these Mexican conqucsis, thereby
lntlmating that they are hencrforth 10 be
considered part and parcel Of the United
States. The following copied from, tie sid
tistlcal table ACCOMPANYING Tanners impro
we'd Map of Mexico, compiled from further
authentic sources, and recognized ms author
ny, will show the area and population, accor
ding TO the best data. oil these ACQUISITIONS.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26
RAILROADS..

RAILROADS IN ENGLAxD.-Ita appears that
the nett total Of raIlray capital authorized TO
be raised during the last session ofPariamenl
was 90.sO2 .55Ot., for the purpose OF cous,rnc-
Ting 4,705 miles Of railway, averaging 49,
1854. per mile.-Theie are IO4,SI4 lineal
yards Of tunnelling TO be executed $50 l-2
niles.) being l-27 per cent of the whole
length. The number of turnpike roads OK
ceed 200, and of common roads l.2l0, to be
crossed by the railways on the same level.
The total quantity Of land required for occu-
patton is stated to he 53,356 acres, nearly
II l-2 acres per mile. After number OF
satisfactory experiments had been made, the
Post-office authorizes are, il il said, negotia-
ting for the carriage of the mil from Lon
don to Liverpool in five hours. being an av-
erage speed Of forty-two miles an hour, in
Guiding all stoppases.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26

BRieANDAGE IN THE RoMAN STATts-
BY letter dated a. RoE:e. published in The
Gazette des 1ribundtir, it appears that the
number of highway robbers and Burglars
confined in The prisons Of the Roma M
States amounts to 81, 900. which forms two
per cent on the entire population Of those
States. To relieve The government from tho
expense oftheir maintenance, il has been de-
terrnined 10 hberare all who are not con
demned to more than five years imprison-
ment, and to conclude the negotiations al
ready commenced with France, to permit The
remainder of the couvicts TO settle in Algeria
as colonists.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26

The REMAINS or COLunBUs.-T'hc Sar.
dinan government has, it is said entered iu-
TO negotiation with Spain for the resriru-
ton of the ashes of Christopher Columbus.
The mortal remains of this great man, after
having been first deposited at Seville, wcrc
removed to ST. Domingo. where they re-
manned until l79j, when they were taken
to the cathedral church of the IIavanna.
where they now are. As the King of Sar-
Glnia has no Ambassador at Madrid. it is fhto'
the representative Of the Two .;iciilirs that
The application was made to The Spanish
government.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26

POPULAR ERRORs.-When children We
used 10 be told that pork, beef. &c. killed IN
the old ofthe moon. would shrink in The pot (,
and il in the neIc. 1t leo4id s,reH; and a gre:et
many good. honest farmers. religious.y oh
served her waxing and waHing quarters for
their periodical packing. That some meat
sh:inks while other swells, is a fact too noto-
rious for cavil; but that The moon is to be
praised OF blamed for tins agency, we most
fully deny. The true cause Of these changes
IS TO be found in the manner Of feeding the an
imals before slaughterng. An animal that
has been oog and well fed till the fat cells have
become fully charged with solid matter. will,
on exposure to boiling water, absorb por-
ton of il. and consequently swell the dimrn-
sion Of the flesh; while THAT which has been
hastily or but partially fattened will diminish
IN cooking from the abstraction of the juices
which occupied the cavities OF spaces berw cen
The lean 6bres. TFis is the whole secret Of
the shrinking aud swelling Of meats. Ii viii
thus be perceived that one carcass Of eq"ai
weight may differ materially in value from
another ofneaily the same apparent qualify.
This difference in value is equally manifest in
the quality Of fish and poultry. Eggs from
we'll feG hers are also mnch more rich and
Than those vfich arc produced by
hens sparscly fed. This LATER ii invariably
be found mesgre watery.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-26
VERMONT CENTRAL X. K. Co. rs II
CARPENTER

wAsHISGToS CO. COURT-sPECIAL TERN.
This was suit brought by the corporation
10 recover assessments due on stock sub
scribed by the defendant. He admitted the
facts Of subscription. of payment Of S. ON =
share, and of having acted as stakeholder
at meeting for the election of Directors :;
and the question for the Court to determine
was. whether in thes facts aprOmise 10 pay
is implied, so as 10 enable the corporation 10
enforce the payment of the assessments.
The Court so ruled. on Saturday last. after
full argument and citation of authorities by
l.. b. Peck for the plaintiff, and by Mr.. Car
porter for himself Judgment was given for
the plaintiff, and the case goes up to the
Supreme Court.