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sE.fLEE, PROPOSALS

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Jan. g.

9dA ~F
 No. 29 Madden and wife V More ei- aI. Appeal from Washington Circuit Court
 Opinion l,v Jnhnsau, (. J.
 Upon blIl in ClsAnrery. exhibiting RI ab- solsle deed of eouveyaace of real esiaie, slgned by the defendants, bIr; moi seaie6, Ahd charging that the deed was not sealed through mistake. and praying the and of Chancerv 'o compel tise defendants Ie seal the deed, t5e eeuri cannot upan proof that the deed was execHted and delivered, as mortgage 10 se- cure certain debts the deiessaiace belns ss- paraie instrnmeai of writing. decree fereclo- sure ol the mortgage and sale ol tsse mort gagged fsrefpcrsy- because 1hs decree IS moi in accordance with tue speci6c prayer of ihe bIll; nSr dc tue facts, staied in inc bill, war rant such decree under | ? general prayer.
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BREA1H GF PAAoMs&E.--A sur afsed Iasi week. Ia siss N. |. Common Flsas, hs1Wsssn pretty Quakessss, Hannah I3rais, against ". c. T. ssehsins, rcsaslss5 n rrrs.r! Eor the EEir plaintiff bvs the jarr esllrunsca si's ralnr of the ia1y's peace nf mind nj tho low suE. ef ss.s5 and cesis e.s sun
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Jan. 2S.
 ,,l 4 ca C- -' ieung, Smith S Co, r. Ryse sa7 Cru.ehhsid. Ma.isn -sa reusil, x-r,s sf ,,s.,t ,se,stl'sS' iss"ed by e'r6sr of iA jaage sn e '1'''l 'a oFerraled. opsaDoh by Johnson, ,t ..'. y".us'''e'i; ID fgyfeiteJ delivery bond, h. -..'''.'a' $ absolutely rais where penaer
 A''''lon nor a'e judgment states, wish
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sufficient eEzshinsv. al de facts u0resnnrF te gise she court JnFssdirtiuu over the pesson ef the deEenaants. The saalemeaa, fhaz n np- pnared to fhr ceurs tilnx fhe randisisn uf tlle delivery bond is broken. and the execuaiah rrmsins ansa1is6pd. is inemfsrirns 10 wnsxaas judgment uPon fnDsinn Sscha 5udgmsnt, isiag roid, the dcGtadsn1s are en11ied so a perpetual snpxTsed1as
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No. IF. Faulkner k Walker V Wake Error to Pulaski

Error to Paslaski.
 Judgment affirmed OFanion by O3dkam, !
 Action uf nssumpsit ssn hIn ef nexchange againsi two endorsers. iriAl, verdict against nne and in favor td the other. New traal, verdict and judgment for both aeienliants, plaintiff sues yui writ n,f error. gadgmesa re- rersed by fhe Supreme Couri. and case re msnded, verdict md Jndgnsrn1 far psaiaiif, wrn uf error sued oat by bath defendants
 This court viii only enquire ns 10 errors assigned subsequent fo the former reversal bv Ihis court The former ae-ision was an adjudication upon the whole record, and itis court will noi look beyond That decision 10 ascertain whether one of Lhe defendants had ceased to be party fo tue record Tine ad- missions of aa endnrser, bsfose fhe maturity or till, that Il was right 4ad would be pad. IS no evidence of a demand and notice or oi waiver ef ihea. \ witness must staie faris and nol his differences. He should state lhe facts adsaltged, no. the amount of Iae adrts- sious- Nhcn Ea lndnFser oi hIa recefveS. si the time of endorsement, an lndrsnnify sufficient ta meet the full amount ef fhe bill. he is responsible 10 the boiaeT although ne- liee of inc dishsBcr of ihs bill may nul be given; and this, though lste secariEy ht given by prior to 3 subsequent indorser 4 pro- anise. by an iRdorser. sfaer maturity. with knowledge of the protest. is pFeswRPiIre eridence ef due demand and notice The verdict ol jury will Bol be sci aside, he- cause deposition, not admissible in evi- 3ence- was permitted 10 he read lo the jury. t sscA evidence eeBld hase had na efEees nPon the jury. and there was other iegal ies- ilmouy sufficient to warrasi the finding. The holder may, under the 64th sec of he ll5sh chap. Rev. siai. bring ieans action against the two indorseFs of bill protested fer ns D. payment
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No. IA. woodratf ct. al. V. The sale

 No, IA Woadrufi ct al V The State oi Arkansas Error to Pulaski Carcan Cesri c ! Johnson delieere9 the seinsgn Of the csHri- affirming fhs judgment of ihe Circun Count
 \ ludgsDeni so be final, and from w.tIcb an appeal or wrri ef erros wall lie to the St. peme Court, must embrace aN she issues m the case
 tlis common practice, when the plain af has ius5veuenay taken issse upon a plea. I supported hy proof. wossld not hr asr ae ihe aclion. 10 permit him lo withdraw and 4HssFF-ese his demurrer
 an sn action. founded saaa a laiui con- Srsci, cross claim to be admissiasse- hs a sci of, mus; be mutual, and such as so fx ihe lmsany of 'he pIsinltf ia favor of hli tsse 0eiendaais- An acton brought against tR Q or more who arr jalntiy bound from the lg- csp'ioa oi the contract. and where the 5e- ien'iauis occupy the relatis.a of principal and Sa'ety, forms nc exception 10 shs rEIe.. atkins A Curran. for plaintiff TrapnRIl- contra
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Y0TlCK.
EMTRAH 0XRN,..

vTsHEgE arg n sY Possesssens twe a&t azemg \ 0@e ss izr@e Arfa4S~ sse wiasse, sen ~ tvAtss years asj marked agsh spxfiow fark iR emrA ezr ana sn unaeT aas is fhe ssEks The eehpx M . reA zsa whss<, af sn~eSaa xs1x, eAaas fea Fs&rs ed. mzfkeN ~aah es@@ sad aaiat a sasA emr au hEmnaz p@reev<a5Ae @A ssEhrr. The aAeve axsn hEze hsen shess szy psaee gsr sezhe ssa~s aad e1NAe shes~ q faBpe when sse sxw woa38 mns asmRt e9 sseiE heinw p@seG- ! hsss pssa< dIiaernf fogHsv enneesnsaR fs<sa, assd esA e4.d ae swasr kf %kA. 1 haze eosscAs4, tsese#see ts aAreFssse tAem. hnpinx tAn es~n~rx gssv see sAe saS~rfssemrnt and e.szsw nua ss5 fsem, or wsl paEcasase tAesa d . I4ir 5ssee
 9NO. N. bOFEG PstSfTa E, sSsg. Pal5ska e.. Ark.
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No. B. Jordan, as ad. '. Adams Erro to PulsxkI.

te Pulaski.
 Opinion by Conway B, J,
 4 hill of exceptions need not use the ex- aci wu-ds. -@this was aIl ihe testimony in the case" Words equivalent wiii be sufficient, ss --upon this testimony the Fariies submit ,eG fhe case" The security in noie due 10 Inc State Bank, vino pays the amount due bv substitution oG his own Roie. may brlne his action agains, his principal Bun, he can only claim the amount e9uisahlv due him, and whese the notes. or issues oi ilse anssk. which are seceivnble III payment of dehts due her. gre worth only hail iheir nominal valuc- ssch should be the measure af the plaintiff E d&inages with 10 per cent interest.
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x as> Mest '. The Ssaic ssrs kt- Er- .-,o Bshps,rsa CIurasit Court -, I1a,u~.su delivered the opinion nd the
 =. '-, a,.mirssnR the wrIi of rrros. s's, s 1,'ris,,.a sE tis Cirrusl Court Ia gran .... D q, rsfssing rrn ot suPerse6eas to ths uas "a.mepl sT me county court as ns'i sush a E g"-S judgment so which VIII ef error W1'i ."--, a--. from tl,e SHpreme Coufs
 Hempsiead, Fsr Pisinssa
 W.,t,ns K Curran. contra.
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@INDRaEN. BBi-S J2ss S4nSssae klssars ( .I &a. Bs<k @iseAa Fkaass 2 aa Peach s nssss, 4s- sss @s=@ssssA ls HEAss@~~s 1 a04 SA8srShaSs sad Nss- CeReas~ea A@ssss sa bs&~s Star Csa6less ss kegs Nal N hise Lesa fs a@ Pses do. ss. 5ox@z s.s. Sozsa.
 Sa&affeFy. Mes's half Spssssa SsaABes. Menx' AmsEFcaz LaAsess Brishe ililaxs MzTsingales Esasafs. Aam<s, ssa- t.s bags SsrssnSses SsaTTuF- strzTs. Received Aas iJs ssse. sy
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Ws anAersmna Ks.zs q \ 1hs Sn.sAfkan sf CAFA Tnrnsr so spnna kins ssrsmena, 4 pne- sihAe, " lbs srrrinad rpula. He Is an Arsire aud nsexsseFiguS r~szae s4srsx, nsd hss sarriEes much faF ahe Rinrinus rnnae in rhieh sse 90 arSenlly emhasked Re inft saas csay lnas Sspaeasbss, mnasr gsradimssy mfEws- ing rirrunssznres. asaxing Tuss hsrSed ycpmg wiie. le uhom be Mns HTzseAdy nztarhed, nnd whose dereass wns pfabah5y husaened by de prospective isag sepasxaSDH sasSrh agTsswssa Iaseslnhse. and whach prorea eaermaa. We irnsa that he aiH mali N haaarAssy resniuea ia the serrire x.f be raun4rT.
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 son oi Major Noeh csnos passenger n the Reindeer. He Mas aslsrAed la tbe Cali garna reglntni Tue cassss td lis r~saFn ~t dsd aai learn.
 Csa4 T. informed IS ia1ai igsmedasnly os ihs srIvai ng the squadron in Rsa. cAass- ss-ssi4ss, fa Bgaaaiias PraacssS, tssssk paaes on hoard slse Gees, of oae oi the Eltle respoD- siasilftios wlsn h1l.psusd ainag tsar.ng the soyags The AmerirHa nainisatr araea as Gosffafsser on fge o'Crasion. rising ths yaaag adrsHiarezs tlse name oT AI4 California liar ITS. She is tasashle4 oT QHariermasiss swEeesl Harris. well known 10 oar desno- r-atae friends h sbf esghsh ward
 The Elieaisaan td CsE ssrseases was fa reussin ins iew days n Rsa. for ihs purpose o, procuring tue necessnry sa<sfess ant m MI F,folsability- lsy thIs aisns ahs exprJi'san Es around lAe Horn. and es,ening cul anic sse vast fsci6r-
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Jan. 30

Jan. .Jb.
 No. 8. BlakemoFe '. Byrnside. Appeal from Washington CiFcail Court in Ca.ancery. Opinion bv Johnson, C ].
 Where bla of saie cnniairIF deieasance, the pxrzy. executing Il. is more Infensied n -fhe preservation aF she deed than inc other party. and the .ac' thai such deed Is found m his possession, rnises no presumption agairs' tine laea that fiiE delivery was intended al isse time of sls execution Ii aa instrument oi writing Is. nn is face, coBdnicsiai sale. fx- lrInsic evidence may he received, in equity. 10 prsve tisai II wEs the inteuiian os the par ties to consider ii mortgage; the character of the evidence being Gelermined by sDrh ihieauon. PErnl evidence naEy be reoelred- nos ie qualify the terms of Ihe derd, but te establish lhe fsci tf the loan. The luan be- irg established. eqaity eans.raes the deed- fsongh absolute or iss faer- into . aseF!gsge-
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NoBLE EKAMrLI.--Ne are delighted 10 find that there is al least one EsrEnter oi Coagiess- ln Ihe wliig Yarg, who ihlnSs RaeFs ef sustaining fae honor af his rouh- try. than in os,st-ucling ahe Pressaesi ln ass Eist-nsrfs to i.rlHg aiss wat alEh aRxIro f1 al hnllarai,ls issYaiaatisal.
 Ne sllude to Senator EEiTfEsnEK. el Ny. Tlsls pasrs0i,c Eaaiseraaa promptly Kaaed iov Senator BeHtaf's hiil. encouraging shs eniHsi- mens af soldiers, and as the same tirns re- marked ti.at he xas ia faver sd aslgeroEs prneerH1ien oF the war, and sslssssla aecoF- dtnqiy soie fsr | istaesal supply td sssn and money to further fhas oagerL
 Ns hspe and 4russ that slae TTusnasslng wings n Congress wil follow dr- CrHsen- deR7s example, and snsssin ahe adgnsaisara- tsan in IT. eiis,sas U close fiss wRr as sooB as possisi I.gK- 4sess-
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Inn q7

Na ao. Hunlp'hrirs V Lawson. Error to Fulaski f-srtHit Court
 Judgment affirmed. OpfnsoR by Oldharaa. J
 The Carrufz Court ranssa reapss sassf- iE io amend his return se wgit, tur in IT, turn any psracHlar ssass og facts. He has lhe prirIAegc of amending, aud is responsible Ger false return.
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No, 4l numphries r. Lawson. ETar to RnlAski
 Judgment affirmed Opiniess asy Oldham, ].
 Where B sheriff sells proPev1r under an eKecutfoH- and fslis se make dne return oi fhe wril, and pay ovsr the money, the de lensans m the excculion is mol -sslss person entitled thasesa,1 noF s-ihe party aggTleEe1, 2 within the meaning of the 6Aah sec. of chap 60, Rev Stat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

away, but the privales were forced TO do du-
" Oh bourd. Soon after this there came
bout to the side of;he ship, and Capt. Sy-
monds asked n gentleman in it, in my hear,
ing, what his business was? who answered
that he was sent to deliver some sea stores 10
Col Allen, which, i'll remember right, he
said were sent from Dublin: but the captain
damned him heartily, ordering him away
from the ship, and would not suffer him to
deliver the stores. Twas furthermore inform
ed that the gentleman in Cork requested OF
Capt. Symonds that might be allowed to
come into the city, and that they would be
responsible should return to the frigate ut n
given time, which was denied them"
*'December %, l775. Sailed from port,
Sir Peter Parker and Earl CORVALLIS, with
the Action Deal Castle, and Thunderd bomb,
for Cork, to convoy the troops and transports
there TO America. The Action put IN ut
Falmouth, and took on board Colonel Ethan
Allen and his fellow prisoners, who had been
confined in irons in Pendennis Castle. in or
der 10 carry them back to America. NO as
sistance was given to Allen in England, but
when the ship arrived at Cork, subscription
for him was begun in Ireland, and All ample
supply of uecessnrics given to him, OF when
he and his friends were in great need"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

LICENSES IN N. York. During the last
week n large number oftowns in NJ York Jun
der the provision of their law which authori-
yes meeting to be called to settle the qucs-
ton of License or No License, at any time, on
the request of one fourth of the voters of
the town, made n second trial of the
strength of parties on this question. The
returns, so far as they have come to hand show
a large license gain-many towns that voted
No License last year have now voted License
The Journal of Commerce attributes this
change to the fact that the law for checking
the sale of spirit has not been adhered to, and
liquor in many places having been sold as free
ly as ever.
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GEN. TAYLOR. No one needs any further
evidence to prove that Gen Taylor is Wing,
than is found in the Polk papcrs--thcy are
slyly blackballing him in every way they dare
do it, by calling him free trader, &c. &c.
True enough, he is u Henry Clay Wing, con-
scquently friend of protection, for Mr. Clay
never was any thing else, and his Whggcry
is more prominently exhibited in this opinion
than by any othcr-and if Taylor is such n
Whig-wc have his own word for the can
not be otherwise than opposed to frcc-trade
Gen. Tay lor's father was Whig-a Repub-
ican Whig-and his brother living in Ken
lucky, is Il Whig-and the whole are
Whigs-so declare the Kentucky Wing papers
and so have been most ofthe leading defend
ers of the country in the ield-bcginning with
Gen. Washington and coming down to llorri.
son and Gems. Taylor and Scott.
We do not yet consider Gen. Taylor candi
date for the Presidency, nor do we know thai
he ever will be-yet he is Wing, and undeni
ably so. He also is a good General, and as
such he should be defended-nor should he
be slandered with impunity by being classet
on any occasion, as locofoco. He is not
descendent of one Ezekiel Poll-who ioinec
the British in the days ofthe Revoluton-bu
our Jimmy Polk is.
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u The Southern papers mention the death
of Gen. Geo G. Dromgoole, of Virginia.
lie had long been member of Congress, and
was n candidate for reelection and was voted
for at the late Congressional election. AT
this time, accounts say that his wing opponent,
Boiling, received a majority of the votes in
the District, yet the result is probably doubt
full.
Gen. d. was famous duelist, and some
years since, if we recollect Alright, killed his
man in duel
p. S. Dromgoole is now said to have had 10
majority His death leaves n vacancy,
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them by quibbling, it declares the matter 'silly'
or "unmeaning." 1t is in such circumstances
like the fellow that was in the flood up to his
chin, when he could not get into the ark, why,
it was with him, "get along with your old
ark" It is convenient mode surely, ofturn-
ing off delicate subjects, Dyes, to hint to the
locos that it is rather mean to sneak out from
and refuse to enlistin the war they voted upon
the country looks "slly, no doubt, to the gull
tV.
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AMERICAN AID TO IRELAND ACKNowLEDG'
ED. The Union publishes the following note
from Lord Pamerston, presenting the thanks
ofthe British Government and Nation to the
people of the United States for their liberal
contributions in aid ofthe suffering people
of Ireland;
FOREIGN OFFICE, March 81, 1871.
SIR: Ihave received your dispatch, Noe
of the 18th ult. stating that measures have
been taken for the purpose of raising a SUI.
scription in the United States for the relief Of
the destitute Irish poor
And have TO instruct you to take ever!
opportunity of saying how grateful her MAJ
esty's government, and the British national
large, feel for this kind and honorable mani
festation of sympathy by the citizens OIL Hy
United States for the sufferings of the rS'
people. 1t might indeed have been expected
that generous and high minded nauon
would deeply commiserate the SWITCHES ss
which an awful visitation of Providence no1
inflicted upon so large population, desV 1os
ed from the same ancestors as theh'sonh;aL
But the active and energetic assistance VIM
the people ofthe United States are tlus I'
fording 10 the poor 1rish while 1t rellee'S VI"
highest honor upon our transatlantic Dfe.p.."
must tend to draw closer, and torehder sum sum
ger and more lasting, those ties ottrIehusa'y
and mutual esteem, which her May
Government trusts, will long continueO sn
list between the two great branches OF lne Gam .%
Clio Saxon family-separated, indeed nOr
each other by geographical position, pu S;.b
nited together by common interests, 10 "uo
er 800 and force. am, sc.
PALNIERSTON
To the Rioht Hon. RIcuARp PAKENHAM, NV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

MORE LYNCH LAW. The st. Louis Era of
the 18th says:-Wo are informed this morn
ing by a gentleman from Franklin County,
(Mo.) that the negro man who recently com.
mitted an outrage in that county, upon the
person ola German woman, and then endeav-
ored to kill her and child, was taken on Thurs
day last, from the Jail where he was confined
and hung by the infatuated citizens of the vi
cinity.
EUGENE CLIFFoRD. The man who has be en-
in solitary confinement in the State prison at
Windsor, for life, for the murder of his wife,
died on the 18th ult
Why is James X. Polk like crevices in a log
cabin Because he's where Clay ought to be.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

0FWhie General Taylor was charging
upon Santa Anna, Gin 'front.'" Polk was firing
Mt General Taylor Sin che rear" and while the
Old Hero, as Major was gathering
iaure)s for his country at Buena Vista, the
Locofocos at Washington were plotting to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08
To the Right Hon. RICHARD PAKENHAN'

GFThe Chronotype tells story ' vbo
some recruits for the new regiments s,o "m
lately came from Maine in kenneoec sr' Scr.
err, and drunk on board other, kicking up ,rbo
eral rows, to the wonder of the CaP,alm, ,r l.
could moi guess where they got the l'q l.%o had
seems that there was man on ooaru T .od in
a barrel of specimens of animals, PacH;u for
New England rum-whlch was colleG.m "s. A.
the museums and cabinets of the curious,
mong them we're sllunks, woodchuclIs> Sq"A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

UPWM. HAYDEN, Esq. for long time, one
of the editors of the Boston Atlas, retired from
the establishment on the first of the present
month He is succeeded by Mr. Schouler, the
able editor of the Lowell Courier. The part
ner of Mr. Hayden-Dr. Brewer-continues
his connection with the Atlas associated with
Mr. Schouler.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-08

mike Benton Gcneral-in-ChieE But he Ti-
umphed; and Santn Anna aud Polk were
whipped Benton re'uains civilian nj
Washington, and Santa Annn has fled to San
Luis Po,osi.-.Hbuly journal.