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Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

VALUE on PRorfgfy, PAsr AsD PRgs.
TNr.-some iily years aga an emipran,
lfom Pennsylvania. an lrishman hy birth,
landed at Cincinnati with tho design of
seeing some Of his old aequainlaneos who
had settled a few years in and adjacent to
the then village. lie had brought with him
one hundred dollars in specie, carefully put
UP IN woollen stocking with A shot bag
ior an outside covering. Our temperance
societies were n5l then IN blast, aud Il they
had been, they would probably have failed
ia prosely ting p into their ranks,
for he was immoieralely fond ol "AIonen.
sahalc.P lie found his old associates or.
eupyins aul cnltiyalng lands, part within
onrpresent city limits: the residle dwell.
ling some louf or fYe miles from town.
Both parties invited him 10 settle. and
pressed hun TO hay alongside their respec.
tive farms. The outsiders dWell ON the
folly Of giving two dollars an acre, when
just asgooi could be bought five miles out
for hall the price. The Bsitisfs urged the
convenience ol being handy 10 the river Coz
trading purposes. I'll yol 90 oal 10 the
country, every gallon Of wis'tey You hly.
vii cost toua dollar ur dollar aud shllc"
The b5ttle eirenlalci brsaly, end each
puts pulled the neN settler tia, was 10 be,
about pretty much like an uncleridtd voter
at 'hc polls. neliaing always 10 the lasl
speaker 'W'Il," says he. iinaIly, eboys.
we Il lake anaIher horn, aud then II make
up N! mind. .ibr h1rn was emplial, aud
the decision made in favor ol tic l0wa
afm,
fweGiy.ite acps were bought ior the
sun of 6iiy dollars, IA what u now near
tie cenlre Of Cincinnati. which alter 10.
Quoting the siferls laid unl on The pfemi.es
have led sik cnlite squares or blocks. 100
beet sqpafe. live siA.hs oI tue property
nsscl oal oi his haulis bcioga cane u
Cincinnati; bat tue one square len. without
ans improvement On il. has since bTaa i! a.
high as oaa hundred aud taeaiy.hsa lul
lars per front foot, which would determine
the salun uf he naked squire 10 lie 2DlU1D
dplars. The fiiiy aetes he wa offered
iar The sans mummy a. b. pad iur the
twenty .ia1 acres 10 town. can sti.I be
bought at hre thousand doiiafs, Rhi.e the
other loi, lit had been retained b. tue
owner, would have been now worth, at
lbe loves. salur, one million Of dollars.
A5rdtalt
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

ENcLlhl NIEWs OF ANrRlcN-in the
course Of some cnyions rcmarks ON the
victorious career ot tie United States
forces in MeIico, The London piclofial
Times gives yent to the following view oi
our rprlgress:
"lhe present position u tue uni,Cd
States is unparalleled IN thr history Of the
world. IN very mach less than a century
they have spmns from comparative moth.
iusnes.. 10 occnl9 ayey prominent aud in
taeniia position amongst lhe nations OF
The earth. rhilinilupncc and that power
{, to be usrd Tor good or evil. They are
even now ipmbi,ne 10 the balance; and all
good anlwlse men, IN all pats ui the
@Vr.d. are cufims and anxious la know
the result. \ li.iInc destiny for the United
Stale, opens 10 Brilliant perspective before
~. Eri the close ii a ceni4Ty il Is cs,i.
mated sh1 wil c.aim bundled mi.iiIus Of
people, AMI viii occppy breadth OF trir
Iory IN comparison with which Olj Europe
siuks in the shads.
Bm NJ, In extent alone is this future im.
mensily shadowei forth, Ia Europe We
have forty different languages. and hun
dicds Of dialects; we have people Of vari.
oas races obcyng diGarcal pline-s; ior
ages engaged IN contests with each other,
aud having opposite religious and CONNER.
eial Interests Our transatlantic bFclh.
eren, on the contrary, have language in
common, and that language one OF great
literary wealth and natural vigor; they are
sprung from one race, aud that race ihe
energetic Anglo Sazoni they obey onr ted.
eral goycraneni, ani have, for the icnglh
and breadth Of their immense land, bat one
general interest. They have begun the
world With political principles which other
states have looked 10 as the acme ofciyiliza.
ton they start in national existence with
experience oilhc Old world tor their suid
ancc aud the rshausdess resources ol the
new world for lheirpoHiou. The problem
10 be solved is, iriethsr o. not hey irM be
irae 10 their high issiiaics."
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

inannales, bur, alasl stranger appeared
In the pace Of their own liule one. Yet tho
stranger seemsdlo them like an angel
Her cheeks hal beautiful bloom, aud long
ilateh hair fell IN enrls upon her shoulder.
She brought 10 them bread and small has,
kel oil other provisions, eiouf girl she
said, twill not came back perhaps. 10 day;
but keep YOUR =pifits See whit she
has sent ,ouia Aher these encouraging
words, The young messenger of good pu,
iulo the hands oil the luther five frances, and
then. turning round to cast a look Of pity
ani satisfaction on the poor iamily, who
were dumb with emotion, she disappeared.
The history Of these I've frances is the
mosl remarkable part Of lhi. ALTAR. This
lli.e beneo.ent iail was, il Is almost un.
necessary in saY the same plying spceia.
Tor who hal lern addressed by the alb.
.iu,eiofoGih1 Loaf II the police Office. As
soun as he hai hrhrl what was saidlhelo
she ha1 gone nwai resolved 10 take some
meat Ia The puor family. But she remem.
heral that hefmamma vas lfOm home that
DAY. anl vas n, loss how 10 procure mo
uey OF liui, until she be'hnaghl herself Of
resource OF q strange kinl. She rceol.
lrciHj bai haif dn sen Nholiscdnear her
hal olien commended her beamiil hair.
aud told bee 10 cnmb L. hiu whenever she
wished To havn II cut. anl b. would give
her a Louis iia IT. This used to make her
proud aud pleased. ani she nus thought Of
II in different way, In order q procure
dlonrt lJf the assisiauea ol the starving
hmily. sue Wrul .iaglt 10 the hait dress.
ar rat hin ia nlisi oi his promise, aud
eiisfsl To lel hlm eat or allhef Pttl! loeas
lui whai hn lh,agli them woith.
Naturally .upfisei bY slch M applica.
ton. the hair dresser, VITO was kind and
mel. teuf man. made inq,ify INTO the cause
el his foaas lisRi si,ii. llfrsrcrei Sas
elsih f,aAn itan her. ani It caused the
hau.tTesss' aIuIlsl 10 shred lears If plea.
stfs. H. Eignfd 10 comply with the con.
1iliens ptap4zci. and gave The tafgaiaef
Hteen frances, prumsIns 10 como and claim
h. purchase At spmr Iuiufrd day. 'lhe little
uid ihrn ed a hasksi, bought provision
anH 81 oul On her efrand .. Houy. before
she rcilmsd lhs haif.dls ser hal gone 10
aermaiasr's. eand that lady como home.
and related u hPr the whole circumstance;
50 lbal when the fnszcssor OF the golden
trcsses came back. she vas graliiel by be.
ipsJcspited iu.n iLo oRrneJ arms u her
ptra-cd agd prai,ing parent
Whom ihr .inr, was &C. u at The Police oi
,rr hy The hair dtrstrE lhr abstraction ut
thc lnsf WIS visile.l by ~ sevrre punish
meat. lite singular circumstances con.
n,r,ei with ihe case. raised many friends
60 ihr a ti,,n and iis family. aud be VA
.nuu re- stored "a health ami comloH.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

the MDSKEy ASD TuE SoyrRgiGNs.
At recent temperance meeting in Colun.
lila, 5. C., the following story was related
by one Of the Speakers
4 German had made fortune in Phil.
al,lphia 5y selling milk, He started home
with two bags Of sovcreigns. On ship.
board, he counted one bag Of his lrcasurr.
A mischieyous monkey was watching his
operations. As soon as It was replaced
aud tied up, and the other bag empiied
Jacko snaicbcd up the fill one, and was
soon on The mast head. he opened the
Germans bag, and after cyeiig the pretty
gold heprocceJad TO drop oua piece upon
lbc deck, aud another in :he water, until
be had emptied the bag. When he Guish.
cd, the Dutcbman threw up his hands cx.
claiming, she must bo the Diyvil, for tina:
which come from the water ho does give
to tho water. and that which docs come
from tho milk he gipes y me-"
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

a Coon ONE.-lIon. Andrew stewart,
a distinguished member Of Congress from
pennsylyanio, has recently paid a visit 10
Lowell. lie relates in letter To the To.
iontown (Pa.) Democrat, the following
anccdolc:
In looking over the pay roll or book.
which J accIdeniy picked up Gom The ia.
Bile. | found On twcnly.seven consecutive
pages, containing eight hundred signatures,
nearly all girls. but a single one that made
a amarl, or y, all written in a good and
many oflhem in most elegant hand.-
The clerk observed to ml that Lord Nor.
pcih, when on visit 10 this country some
years ago, happened 10 be present ON pay
day, and with some surprise inquired
"Whall do your operatives write" Ger.
iainly, sir" said the clcrk, "the Americans
all writo.' Directly there came in man
who made a mark. 'Ahf" said his lord
ship with a smile, ~ thought you said all
wrote" "All Americans, your lordship-
this was an Englishman." Whereupon
bis lordship grinnod ghasty smilo.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

"a DfcrAroRiAL '.--"Look a heah,
uigaer, can you rcyOlye dis com under
huss'
"Go ahead, datlSie-l cant do nniling
else"
"wby am Mr.. Thomass sweetheart like
him what de politicians call dicatorl'
Like Dick whol'
"You ignuramus nigger faint Dick no.
body. Lot me spred myself on a splaniIi.
cation: Dc dictator am him what stirs up
Do politics wild a sharp stick, aud makes de
yarminis in dc grand Congress mcnagario
eat 'um like mush and melasses."
"Oh. heahl gIt ont, niggor you's bark.
in up de wrong gum tree dis time, sarlin.
| nose dat gal, an she don't dig taierS,
no how
"Den you guys him up, dns YOU"
"In course dus; she aint dat, no how"
"Den III tell you why Mr. Thonms's
sweetheart am IKE a dictator. B'cose
She am de gal what Thomas ('s) HaH (s)
Benton.'
aAh, dhl well, dat is pooiy consd.
erablc iaiur. Johnsin, wild do peelin' all
ober it,"-Reueille.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

Inc SwoRp fisu.--rhafe Is at this mo.
mfni, .llng apln Our table, a pieee of willie
oak Paniitng. taken lrola ships ba,tom,
IN which is lmbedlsd tho ponl. say from
three "a lJnr inches long. of the formidable
weapon with which this fish is prnyided.--
The ship from which this piece d wood was
aken Is tho iamehi, oil Boston. Captain
Steel, recently returned itom China. II
was found desirable 10 examine her while
ia one Of the Chinese ports, ior which pnr.
pose she was taken into dock. During the
examination the broken sword OF the iish
was ionnd ia lhc plank, projecting some
two orlhree inches.
This was broken oil ani the aperture
plugged, and on her arrival she was nut
Into the sectional dock here for more
thorough repairs. OF course the piece in
which the sword was imhodded was cut
oai, and I NOW appears that The sword was
driven through tho copper sLealhing ami
was within a quarter Of an inch Of going
entirely through the oak plank, nearly four
inches thick. The sword, probably that
Of a young fish, is sharper at the point than
usual. Some ilca of the immense force
employed may be formed when il is nc.
membered that the weapon is driven across
the grain Of the wood. Lcugihwisc the
thinner was splitter several inches on each
side of the point Of insertion.
N, y. Commercial Aiufriiser.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

Gaasr TELEoaArn ExPGamYsr-
Mr, Anvil, Of the telegraph station. informs
as lhaI New llayen was pa, in ielegraphlc
communication with Toronto, Upper Can.
ada last evening. ind messages vero in.
siahlly exchanged between tic ,wo eiiies.
The f0ule issia New Yoh, Albany. Roch.
cslcr, Balialn aud then crossing tie Nlag.
ata river below the Falls. passes IounI
tho Lake Onlasio to Toronto. the enliro
lisiance being aias hundred aiioI Tho
Experiment was a most suecesslal one. and
tho distance was ogercoinn with as much
apparent casa aud pro,op,aoss as between
New Haven aud Hartford. Il was tho
lpuse1 dhisaeo ever iraversed by tho
llglnHag 10 a continuous. unbsoken linc.
Neg HTen Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
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IIls4s ron ByY,.-s,yen cla..e, Of

IIIsTs ron BDYs.-ssven classes Of
companyio be avoided.
l. TAose who ridieule their parents, or
disobny their commands.
2. Those who scolr d, religion.
3. Those who use profane or hthy Ian.
gaaee.
1. Those WHO are ualailhsal, PLAY ifaani,
aud waste heir time in idlenass.
B. Those that are Of qaarelsome temper
aud are apt u get into dt!icalg with
others.
0. Those who are addicted 10 ling and
stealing.
7. These whe are Of a cruel disposition,
Sho take pleasure IN toriaring anl main.
ing animals anl insects robbing Lifds Of
Their young. etc.
All these classes Of companions arc to
be asollrdi iof Il yUu associate with them.
they vii soon make you lika themselves.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

EycrAuLE.-Wbiis, a regimen, Of vol.
uHieers were marching through Camargo,
captain "a strict disoiplinarian,) obsery.
ing thai one oflhs drums did not beat, or.
dereda lieutenant TO inquire the reason
The fellow on being inicuoga,ed, whis.
perel 70 the lieutenant, 81 have two ducks
and turkey ID ny drum, aud The tm.cyis
lor The captain" This being whispered
to tho captain, he cIeIlimed why didn't
the drummer sag he was iamci | do not
want men to DO their duty when they arc
not able. Lpaisulie Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
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Tug prH's BlSEs-lh' late thai
Ia, httillcu 'hr rrmain. oi ilis unhapp,
man tThmuas ranr. the inlilr) is ,~ih
ruriuu, ahl a4nlri'l dc .aucioar, Of the
gave ual ryrn lo,p granted to hin i1r a
ratug piprc 'ir Paine died about the
,car l-9n. a lir.c ii 'anr'' liam New York
rily "a Nc,ieh', cr oauuD. It we a5e nai
mi,tikca. The sc,nr vi his death ha,
often lesn drsriihrd IT, dared M BE-
no alone flr "A mumrn'. H. died II ihc
Lonse ia brY'irr mhjel,rnl gave b..
~ dsnitl him 10 any conNrmled spot
ls licni hHlrt b0m without ceremony be-.
sidc a1i.hcr On his iarm. number If
wear. nfsr. m Eng'ishman. an ardent al.
inifrr aul a.'oNrr lisin'crrcd bis skeleton
aud carving 4 To England, kept il "a.
encl relic IN hi. house. Al the time be-
wa, possessed oi immense wealth. bul
within isw ,raf, he became u haukulp,
anl died. Ills effects having been seized
by bis creditors were sold according To
law, aud anang ulhcr articles oi household
furniture and apparel, Tom painc's bones
were pat upA' pnblic auction and sold to a
wealthy amateur aud curio.ily hunter for
the sum Of iohy pounds. Within the cah
incl ol Iiis gentleman, W company with
many other cur.',. ties tie bones Of Tom
Paine ARE now dcPe-ilcd,--a warning and
example that WHEN the wicked diclh bis
expectation. shall perish. Tho splendid
talents aud learning Of Mr. Paine, Il ckcr.
ted in hrllcr cause, would have ensured
Tor him different fate, We derive hi.
account from a gcailmin acquainted with
the circumstances, anl Il Is, no doubt, cor.
rcci.-Sp inqGeH Republican.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
-,

A San ptcruaE.--An unknown man
aas found a, midnight. dead drunk, among
some casss on the pierfoo; of Peck Slip. i.
y, anil iy,ng upon bis body were three
linlr girls. Tho childFen had found diheir
iathor IN lhi5 sad plight, and instead Of .eav.
ing Lin 70 b., fate were watching over
h!m wsuplng ASA their lrllc hearts were
brohon, aai shiysriag under tic inhuenes
Of tl.e cold night wind whoa the mother.
li.s chiIdron were ioand, the youngest was
IN deep Sleep with It's Il cheek lying
on The bloated breast of its taihefl
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
THE WIFE.

eonld have stemm'd misioHune's tide,
And horne the rich ones sncer,
Have braved the naughty glance of pride,
Nor shed siugle tear
could have smiled on every blow,
From life's full quiver thrown,
While might gaze on thee, and know
| should not be "alone."
Icould-I think could-haye brook'd,
Fen for time, that thou
Upon my fading cheek hatst looked
With less of love than nov;
For then | should at least have felt
The sweet hope still my own
To win thee back, and whilst lwelt
On earth, not be "alone"
But thus tosee from day to day
Thy Frightening eye and check,
Aud watci thy lIie-sands waste away
unnumhrred, slowly, meek
To meet thy smiles oi tenderness,
md catch the fecbln tone
o, klndncss ever breaihed to bless,
And feel IN be "alone.'
To mark thy strength each hour decay,
And yet ihy hopes grew stronger,
As, filled with heayenwafd trust, they say
Faith may NO claim thee longer
Nav, dearest, It's np mach-ihis heart
Aust break wheh thou aft gune;
II must mol be; we may not paft-=
could not live "alona!'
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

T'uE Nrwsp4rrh newspaper 10
poHeci history ofthc tines Ii is record
Of events lranspiring IN the place Of its
publicalion, 10 the State, the nation aad
the wor.d. Every family should carefully
preserve Heir newspapers, and have them
bound in convenient volumes at tho end Of
the year They will thus have 4 most val.
uabic and costly history Of the world for
The mere subscriptions Ia the paper and
the cost 81 binding. Such history car.
ries with il thousand interesting reminisi
ceuccs, Saysyour papers.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

A WnoIe FANNY BuaSr 10 DEArn.-'
On Friday week, the house Of Patrick Con.
ner township OF Lannar,, was discovered
TO bo on ire, by some travellers whO had
put up at tho house for the night, and wero
aroused by the screams Ola part Of tho fam.
ily They made their escape by breaking
Tho window aud going thfogh 1t. After.
wards they tried TO save the family, but
found II impossible TO DO so and Mr. Con.
ncr, bis wife and five children, aud ser.
want girl, all perished in the flames.
Boston Rdm6lsr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

No, a.. nAuaque et a. use. Sc. W, Manuel
Appeal from PULASKI eiteuI court in ehaaecfy.
Affirmed Opinion BY Ceaway d, ].
tpon bill. BY y. i NJ, 10 purchase mortguFs
lori JOINT debt due them. the court cannut make
deefee for sepafsie debt dae to D., il the same
bo not aliedgei in tho bll to be secured by tho
naftgagei although tbat iaei may appear from tho
subsequent proceedings IN lha cause, for no relief
can b granted for maltel not charged in the bin.
II M'senllso interest ia the mortgage had eeassd.
he should not have baon patty complainant A
blu, IN equity, canine, Be brought for the use Of
thlii penan; nor. although i may appear that the
mortgage was intended to SEIZURE the payment Of
debt dae from the defendant to lin. but which is
aot feeiled in the Mortgage nor alledeed n the bll
Watkins & curan, FOR appellants
Ringo Il lrapnall, contra
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03


PAepER EMIsRANrs-1he CITY Of New
York IS literally oscfnn with Paapar eml.
grants. The Courier aud Enqaifer says:-
"l'he Garfiek brought over three hun.
drel storage passengers. and no less than
one hunlfel aud iiiiy OF them reached tue
city IN STATE If utter deslilution. anl were
sheltered in he FIRST Ward Station House.
ihe Aims House in now 50 crowded, and
applications for aiaiizsion % constant. The
Commissioners has absolutely haen com
pelled to Turn the lead 4aBa ai Bellevue
in'a fteeHaclr lbs The living. lts ulsn
contemplated rs niaisf q ahsn'uie NJ.
ecssilg, tohrr M bu..anrs in the uppef
pan q lie islRnI 10 sheller The hundreds
who, 4 no, liiaa provided IOr. niust die IL
ihs ,lseeis o cold and starTa'ion.p
We pity these poor beings ir1ai or soul,
bai 'he crowned head ah1 arisiornsy 5i
aafJPg, hasg 10 fighi 10 .ifs, p.4alrri6eir
subjects until they ais mule paaper.. aal
then ship them over Tor us Ia maiaaia.-
Our Gwefumtni should no, Allow Il.
Emigr.l,oa j. &c lhiag-sli fnpgr Ship
mtais Is aGO,heL
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

Oar nSigbhor ofihc Spiri. Of the Tmcs
ln,imaies that We feel the rcproacL of TED
rrAlism, Why should NO ltel any such
feproneh' What have veto hlnsh lor in
Pederi.'ul Wha, have we to .au,an. IL
III Why should any one regret being 81
tho pary Of Washington, Knox, Adam.
King ani tho long li,. of great and good
men that were ibc bosom friends Of the
c1nniry's Father Does Mr.. Buchanan
wish to lcl the Federal blood ION his veins
Daei Chief Justice Fancy desire to forget
the position be occupied in lsl2l This
hue and cry Of Federalism is ridiculous, aud
would he 50 pronounced, II II were not
made atA Time when every thing in aal
torn lhr qglrlr, whsucc il emnaates At
Washington. Is 50 supremrly ridiculous a.
10 hid, such small matters. a the ioIlies OF
tha e!uwn are overlooked in the misbeha
ri1ur ola drunken ring.maiier,
q. s. Gascls.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
sz-.z.@.@-.@--

CnAaAcrra.-lt Is The rclaW'iSn Of sr.
curly, il is in the expansion Of Prosperity,
It is in lha hour Of lilnlaiiJn q the heart,
aud Of is sotcning into lesiiyiIy aud plea.
sure, that the real character Of men is dis.
ecrhed. lfthcre is any good in hem. Il
appears then or never. Even wolves aaI
tigers, when gorgrd with their prey, are
safe and gentle. Il is al such times lLat
noble minds give all tho reins to their good
nature. They indulge their genius even to
intcmperAncc. iB kindness 10 the afflicted,
in generosity TO the conquered; iurbcarine
insults, lprgiying injuries, oyepaying bene.
fls. Full Of dignity themselves, they re.
spcci dignity in all. but they feel il sncred
in the unhappy. But 1t is then, and bask.
ing in lbe sunshine of nnmerled l1rlune,
that low, sordid. ungonerous. and reptile
souls. swell with their boarded poisons; il
is then that they display their odous spIen.
dor. and shine out in the foil lustre Of their
naliyp villany and bsseness.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

No. 70. Sleadinln ~. Planters Bank Missir.
sippt Appeal from Chieot circuit court.
Rsvcntd Opinion By Oldham, j.
The Audllsfs deed, ior land sold for tagea,
shon executed 10 acc flancr with tho provisions
Of the statute, vests IN the purchaser "al the
right, tie." &c Of the former owner, sc, ani Is
evidence that al things, required by law to make
valid sale, were done by the collector aud Auditor
Ringo s Tnpnail, iot appellant
Piko & BALDWIN, contra.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
10. CO. STATE Bank ys Kiaaan
No. 6a. sumo ys=Nlatt.

10. %. Slate Bank Ys kinmal I
No, ba. sumo " Maf.d.
Effai 70 laicpendshes oifcuil e5uti.
DsmIsd op.nIph BY Oldhn1,J
On petition, to sat aside q sale under execution
tie defendant ihsfein must gfs aoise Of tht ap
pleaign 70 the parties Whose interest Is to b. a.
fee,gd BY the proceeding. Upon such petition,
without notice 70 the adverse panty, pnfchassF,of
uAsfti thc court acquired no inri,dieiisn Over tie
pafson q any party, 90 a. 70 ooaelude BIS rshi,
aud the refusal Of such petition Is not such jud,.
meat as can b, reviewed "a this caar.
lincoln, iof fpiaiuttis
By5f and Pike s baldwin, coH,rA
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03

No 49, Pickett & Gfsrr ", 1hfuslon :, al
Error 70 Crawford e,Fca, ronfi.
Reversed OPINION BY Oldham
The liDlh sec. Of chap nc Rev STAT. author
Eng the clerks of the circuit courts TO enter judg
mtut8 BY confession "a vacation, oJnifayunra no
provision u tic eoal:h4i.on The catering Of
laiymun, b. ooniesslan, by ,lie CLERK, IS mIais.
teual set, not Ihe cKTcuso. Judicial power anl
such ise gneni b binding up1n tho parties 4
saie oi iell estate, th-ftl,fo, by ynge Of an exc
cuis s undrrsuci Judgment, passes the tile Of lht
dciehdaal 10 lie pufchascr
W. Walker, iof pla.nt.iiA
P.-5 q Baldwin, cpaia.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
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No 100. Greene at al v, Thornton. Eao, u

-. 100 Greene at al vs. Thorp,ou. EHof u
GIltk circuit eoml.
keyeasei Opinion by johnson, c. J.
The breach Of the contract must bu stated N tho
drellral.on, and must be Ia the woFds Of tho con.
tract, OF e5'cAtehs,e with Is import. Where tho
declarations contains several counts for dg,ine,
causes Of aclien, there must be a separate breach
TO each count o; The general breach must be suiii.
e.euily extensive 10 enhfass all tho counts upon
which tho plaintiff relies. To charge an endarsef
Tie count mus aver aon.paginenl BY the maker
fianagin, for pIaiulIla
Jordan, cua,l4
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
N.. 3. sl.l. 4 nal.n.n. wll d ~ .lla[ J. !.

tiaik circuit court
Reversed Opinion b. Johnson. C.i
Upon motion 70 quasha iint Indictment because
second had been iound for ils sumo offence. thu
eoid wil not lake Judicial notice Of the finding Of
the fflli bat tie party should bring !, to the noies
Of the court by plea or otherwise. Therefore.
where ln Indictment has been quashed, this court
atl not presume that i was bseaase Of the pen.
deney Of a former one for tie same offence OF for
other matter dssafds The r,eerd whcte the record
Is silent as 70 the cause.
Wntkins. Alto, Gen, for p,aia,ilf
lango & Tfaphalli contra.