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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-04
Dudley SeIden, JOln 9. Hamilton
David Graham, J. W. Latson,
I. L. Tominson, Escs.
SAMUEL A. DAVE. Secretary.

SAMUEL A. DAVIS Secretary.
Supposing. Of course, the meeting would be of con-
siderable Importance again despatched corps OF
reporters to the place for the purpose of giving full
report Of the speeches but they arrived
would be Of the small potato order. party of some
twenty five or thirty standing around the door,
when motion was made TO 20 up stairs, which mo-
ton being carried they travelled TO the third story
which was still in darkness
One Of the persons took match from his pocket md
struck light, when the proprietors appeared and in
formed them that the room was engaged lint not NV
them and under no circumstances could they remain
The whole party retired, utterng imprecations upon
that came Committee Of Ninety who would adyer-
tise meeting without having first procured room
II was then concluded the stoop that they would
hold to use their own expressions, ripping meeting
in the Park
This Is the fourth failure of the friends Of Harry Of
the West and Is probable from the preference ayowed
for Mr.. Van Buren, that the next move will be to ap-
point delegates TO the Buffalo convention There was
plenty OF gas, but 1t had no opportunity to burn.
INTELLIGENCE FROM BRAzIL AND THE RIVER OF
PLATE.-Wc have received the journals of Rio
Janeiro, to the 9th of May; the news they
contain is trivial and local. The chamber of de-
puiies continued in session, occupied in the
discussion Of matters purely domestic. The
dates from Monteydeo are to the 18th of Nav.
Peace was not yet concluded with Oribe all the
negotiations to that effect had utterly failed.
General Rosas seems TO have interposed 10 prevent
the acceptance Of the terms and conditions sue-
gested by the French and English agents, to Oribe.
Tie French had, lAeIslQIc. landed lhcir artillery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

at our late stand NV stock al GROCERIES, DOMlS
TICS, lIQl plS Ne will be- found at all times large am
well selected equal any tins market otdcfs ion god
will be carefully attended to tonsgnmcnts Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

ELK FURNACE
F1NIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
l. LIST day of January last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
inform tho public that they now prepared 10 execute
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces, viz Hollow Ware Water Pipes, Stoev
Plates, Mill Gear. sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited examine the Sly lie and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware which may be at most
OF the stores IN Iynchhurg at the Messrs Ells's
Richmond Orders addressed 10 the concern, at F.lk
Furnace, or A. \. Montgomery, Lynchbure, will meet
with prompt attention
Al $50 jl4 To hand. our well selected stock of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, in exchange for
graln \. W rLIfflN,
May Its A. \. MONTGOMERY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
wv. ". BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED 81
RLiCKFORD, T0WNLEY < BILLIARD,

FvERy MoHDS ASp THURSDAY,
Four D,Hars per payubie in adeanee No sub
,ton ,en he reoered for shorter time than months
,s .o pspsr c be discontinued (ercep at the dserrton
fthe Editors,) until oil arearsg.s are paid.
~. .aDrERTiSE.HE.NI'S inserted at 50 cents per
,susre Ton ess) for erey inner form insertion and 34 cts,
,,r sq,iar, (or ts for erery outer form Insertion
EVERY. fDTERTIS Err srel iiied 10 note on his Ms
LII, long he ,sses has advertisement inserted ddce
,,n,nt mot 50 noted, ,c be inserted tn ITS d.sconnace
Ss ordered.
FOR YEARLY .3DtERTISLNG the terms are for
ne prirese cffno squares, 10 for one square So for
one s,aare inner form S35. Erery yearly Advertiser iciH
re guredto fine his advertising 10 his particular ine Of
Easinsss.
-. Jon PRINTING erec,aed neatly aud erpeattous'g
NJ reasonable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
GENTLEN EMS
+ u RN II NC STOR l..

rI,iE SUBSCRIBERS respectful, inform the citizens OF
ynehburg aud the surrounding country, that they will,
the business formerly carried by Wate house
" hittemorc Y Co, and prepared, with entire
stock OF Goods TO supply their customers With article Of
t.entlcmen's wearing apparel.
Their stock oi Clothing is quite large and much cheaper
than yer before offered Also,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
which will be order esccedn low rates
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE l. WTIIrEMORE
Oct It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

HANDS U.l.NTED.
WAN to hire 80 MEN and BOYS, to work on III
i Mountain Section Of the Canal. The work is dry
and no danger from blasting.
In my absence from town, Mr. George Z. Roberts is
authorised to act in hiring hands.
Jan los GcGH MONTGONFR,E
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
IT0,,r. UgHPUf, yObNrCO,

AND ALI. KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
will close personal attention Grateful ol the very
liberal tronagc the late firm, would respect
foil, solicit continuance An experience business 81
than " years with entire attention, will enable ne,
think give satisfaction 10 all who may isvot me with thf
patronage. JSo !" MO- IN'AhA''
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
Merchant Tailoring.

.JOH.N q II X J,
.hhe OM Stand ofUm. s. j. Oakley.
VVyOCID respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
w burg and the public. that he will continue to
conduct At the old stand Of himself and brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches lie has now on hand, and Will con
tnally keep beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cass'
meres yestngs and in fact everything suitable tor Ten
emens which he will make up to order IN the Hos'
rsb,nnahlo STYLES handsome fits and warranted work
mansip. He would invite the attention OF the public
to his stock.
L., i-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
DI,%SOLE7sD.v:

tINlIE cor \R1 SERSIIp, heretofore existing between
i the subscribers under the style and Gtm OF MctlANA
HAN & THOMPSON, l.this day dissolved by mutual con
sen
The LARS OF tho concern vii, be closed by John g. Mo
lauah.u " ho " al the the firm Ion that purpose,
JOHN g MctLANAliAN,
CALVIN THOMPSON.
| 1918 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

Farmers Hotel.

FORMERLY TIE POWHATAN HOUSE.
rIIE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that the
L FARMERS HOTEL Is open or the reception o
TRAVELLERS AND BOARDERS.
lie hopc by close attention 10 business to share pof"
of he public lis Table shall be furnished al
times with the best that the market will afford his Bar
with the best n Liquors. and III. Stable, which is new and
large with plenty OF Grain and Provender, and scn
Ostle with the close attention MIR Brady TO supefn
tend it.
lie would be pleased 10 receive some 10 OF IL day board
e
The subscriber his grateful acknowledgements 10 his
friends past vors, while New London, and solicis
cont nuance oithc his stand His bills will BIZ
low.
lie will keep good supply OF Fresh Oysters during the
Oyster season. ...
Jan. Its JOHN H. BAll-Ei+
+ Republican will copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21
COTTON FACTORY

COTTON FACTORY
rVNIls subscriber would inform the Merchants
cra well the public, that he making at the Black
Water Cotton Facory, good article OF Cotton Yarns
made establishment he not whose II be- and
all he for fair trial to be made d the
them The subscriber is we'll oil the difference good
bad and order that not be imposed
liable to be- try the yarns, and II YOU can't work
them put them found them, and make out the
thar.e FOR carving web returning, aud the subscriber
will pa, the re,shts tie delivery the yarns him at
the Factory.
Also he general, has good lot ofwaddng suitable Tor
Comforts. hand all OF hich shall be sold iar prices
Please give him call when you want thing in his
JAS. S. CREW DSON, Agt
Iynehburg Sept ,. lSi7.-ts
: The Lexington, Abingdon, and Fineaste, Va, and
Jone,barongh Tenn papers, will copy w6w and forward
arrolnt % til. olicc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-21

Bearer slPCE Lumber House.
,I,llE SUBS. RIDERS associated themselves the
ls of September last for the purpose of doing
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
.Nercu MtiIc HN s iMeSS,
at the Lumber House, mil IS below Iynchburg, and
where the Turnpike to the Canal under the name
of John j. Monie mery s Co. They have just re-
ceiyed a we'll assoc, ed stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Also. a supply of GROC CERES, which they offer 10
the public low for cash, or in exchange for Wheat and
Corn. -
Iynchourg prices will be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded at Lynchburg prices "
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
Nay Its A. n MONTGOMERY.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
Ordnance No, 1.

An ordnance to esta blish grade 10 the
streets Of Upper Sandusky.
Sec. |. BE il ordained by the President, !,
Recorder. aud trustees of the town of Up
per Sandusks, for the improvement and
convenience of the streets and the Pros.
periiy Of the inhabitants of this corpora
tion, that the town council shall be body
Polite, with perpetual succession and
shall be culpabe in law by their corpor-
ate manner to establish grade in the
street ofibe town Of Upper Sandusky.
Sec. Cd. The town council shall eme
ploy competent engineer for the purpos.
Of laying the grade, and il shall be the
duty Of the engineer to keep fnll record
of The grade so established. and the same
shall be broi,ght before the board OF the
aforesaid council to be approved or dis
approved Of by the same.
w. w. BATES, President,
JACOB JUENALL, Recorder.
April 5th, 1S45.-34-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
General William o. Butler Of Kentucky h

General William O. Butler Of Kentucky has
been nominated by the Baltimore Convention
as the Democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency, he having received ON the second
ballot unanimous vote.
The Gro" ded state of our columns precudes
comments by us further than to say that Gen.
Butlerisa statesman of rare abilities and sound
Democratic principles. Heis now Comman-
der in chief Of the Army IN Mexico.
With such experienced and veteran Cap
tains as Cass, Butler and Weller, the Ohio De-
mocracy will give their opponents Water
loo defeat
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02

On Saturday June 10th, the National Circus
will be exhibited at Upper Sandusky. From
the great admiration which it has elected in
all the large cities Of the Union, we will ven
ture to predict that no one will regret time or
money spent in witnessing the exhibition.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02

/ THE bill was then recommitied 10 select
committee of three Messrs. Anthony, Breck
and Warren.
In Legislative notice Of the proceedings Of
the previous week, published on Monday, Feb.
18th, We find the following in the States
man.
THE apportionment bill is now in the Sen
ate. That body, some days since, disagreed
to the amendments made to the bill in the
House, and it was sent back. The House
reconsidered it's vote on the passage of the
bill, and referred it to select committee, no.
tifylng the Senate, by message, Of the fact
of the reconsideration being had
Thus have we the concurrent evidence Of
two political papers in Columbus, to show that
the Journals OF the House have been falsiied,
for the purpose Of shielding the majority from
the censure Of attempting to palm off as law
bill, the vote on the passage Of which had
been reconsidered by the House.
Is other evidence wanted to sustain this
high charge. If so, it can be found in the
fact, that the Clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, notified the Senate that such re-
consideration had been had Although this
message, by strange oversight, or by base
design to assist in the mutilation. does not ap-
pear in the Senate Journals, yet unfortunately,
these journals contain recorded evidence, that
such message had been sent from the House,
and that it was received by the Senate.
By reference to the Senate Journal, of Sat
urday, Feb. IL, the following proceedings,
see page 546,] will be found.
'Mr Bennet moved that the Senate recon
slider its vote on House amendments to s. No
70, to fix and apporlion the the representation
of the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio.
sMr. Reemelin rose to question Of order,
which he reduced to writing as follows.
shat motion to reconsider vote on an
amendment is lot in order, while the fact ir
announced to the the Senate that the House
had reconsidered its vote upon the passage of
Tue VII, uilu Dde tHcICiUiC tuO FOiy
amendments upon which it is purposed to get
the Senate to reconsider, and while the bill
itself is not in possession of the Senate"
Here the fact is placed upon the record, by
question of order, that the House had Off
cially announced its reconsideration of the
vote by which the apportionment bill passed
that body; yet the Senate journal contains no
record of the message that announces the fact,
and the House journal gives no secord OF such
u recons deraion being had.
On the one side we have the evidence OF
the Reporters of both political parties, who, in
their daily reports, give the same fact, and to
support it, we have the evidence OF Mr. Reem
elin's question of order, which corroborates
The same fact On the other hand, we have
the negative evidence of the journals, as made
I'D bv the Clerk OF the House. Between this
p,s.tive and this aegative evidence, the peo-
pie must Judge whether charge of fals'ti-
cation Of the legislative journals be well sus
tanned or not.
(Conciuded ne1t week.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
IlY MEN EAL.

MARRIED, On the 29.h of May by the Rev.
Stephen FAINT, JAMES w. BROWN, Of Up.
per Sandusky, Wyandot Co., to Miss MARY
NASH of Allen Co., Ohio.
The Printer was not neglected on this occa-
sion, but received liberal slice of choice
cake, for hich we tender. the happy couple
our thanks, vi ith the prayer that all their trou.
bles NAV be--"LI1TLE ONES"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
Markets.
New YoRK, May 25, la4s,


Editor Ohio Statesman:
FLoUR-The. market is rather inactive
1.-The East ern demand having diminished.
With moderate business the market 10
in favor Of the buyer.
CoRN MEAL-S2 37a per bbl.
~ WHEAT-The market has a downward
Tendency; there is good demand for
good samples; but poor lots are dull.--
Sales Of Prime Red Ohio, ST. 36al 36per
bushel.
CoRN-Prime Yellow, 57a58c. per bush.
el.
PoRK Western Mess, No. 1, $40 62a
per bbl. Western Prime, So so per Dbl.
BEEr-W estern Mess, No l, SS 50 per
LARD--Western, 6Ac per ID. Balti.
more Rendered, 7c per H.
FLAxsEED--$l 35 per bosh.
Fapc, Stocks are depressed.
TRrAsuRy Norrs-2A per cent premium.
c,sc,sNA1i, May 27, ls4s.
ditor Ohio statesman:
fLouR-S4 l2aa4 3l4 per bbl Market
very duh.
Grain Market without change.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
FASHIONABLE
GaWl0rfm9>

nN Wyandot Avenue two door east OF
" the Post Office and fronting the Pub.
lie buildings.
GEORGE JOHNSTON,
Would respectfully inform the ciizens OF
Upper Sapdusky aud surrounding country
,ha, lie has Commenced the tailoring bus.
ines. All persons wishing to get work
done on shor, notice and reasonable terms,
ould do we'll to calf as am prepared TO
do any thing 10 The line oi tailoring i" a
s,Xle. which for the neatress OF The work
and the exactness the it comet be
,onaled Work shall not go oni of tue
shop unless done IN workmantike man
ner. tie latest fashions are received quar-.
terly frnm the east. SO that customers may
RELY upon having their garment made IN
he ja,es, and most improved style, the
cutting ofgarmen's will be ATTENDED to,
with the greatest of care.
Upper Sandusky, June I'd, lS48 -34-3m.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
Notice

rs hereby given, iha. the subscriber has
Il been appointed agent for the STARK
county Mutual Insurance COMPANY; aud
that he will attend to all applications
made I o hi m for accidents by FIRE. Call on
his resident in Upper Sandusky. on -htth
street, near the public square, Wyandot
County, Ohio.
JOHN MACURDY.
May 1s, 1913. SO If.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
Asa Tharp's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given. thatthe suo
IN scriber has been appointed and qnaii-
fed as Administrator on the estate Asa
Tharp, hate of w yandot county, deceaseJ
Dated at Upper Sanduskr. this 26th dad
Of April, A. ID. 1si8.-32-Si
SAMUEL ri ICONS.
.dd riri.tr-'---
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02

The Rev. GEORGE CLAUcY, President Of
the Muskingnm Conference of the Protestant
Methods, Church, will preach in the Court
House in this place on Wednesday evening,
June 9TH, a. early candle lighting.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02

.4ddress 10 The People Of Ohio.-We lay a
portion of this able document before our rea
ders in TO days paper. 1t is an able address,
and should be in the hands of every voter in
the State. We shall publish the remaining
part in our next,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02

Among the most prominent and earnest IN
urging that the protection of our government
be thrown around the emigrants on the far Oft
plains of Oregon, the name of Lewis Cass,
stands foremost. Had his counc lis prevailed
his advice been heded-his measures CARED
out the nation would not now have cause to
mourn the death of citizens left without gov
ernment protection, to fall victims to the TOM
ahawk of the savage.
In every stage he voted for the bill to estab-
,ish territorial government over that beauti
'ul region-in every stage he voted to estab-
ish military posts for the purpose of quelling
the savage tribes and projecting the Oregon
emgranl, bu. federalism, true to its instincts
of opposition TO the " est and to the extension
of the Union, defeated the measure OF one
session of Congress, and crimnally neglected
to pass it at the next, and The result is seen in
the murder of citizens. who, upon nations
faith emigrated to that far off region.
The lite of Gen. Cass has been spent on the
frontiers and he well knows the danger and
priyations TO which the Pioneers are exposed.
For these reasons, and because he believed
the Government pledged to sustain the Po-
neers of civilization in Oregon, that he advo
Gated protection for them. His experience
made him see the danger and he tried TO a
vert the evil, but whiggery was too much oc-
cupied 10 the discussion OF sectional questions
and declared it too late to do justice to the
settlers on the Prairies Of Oregon, who had
no votes to catch--no influence which could
be felt in Presidential canvass, and they
we're left to that fate which has carried an
Z sush to so many hearth stones in OHIO and
other parts of the vest Statesman.
Impostant from Mexico--A new Pronuu-
ciamento..war without Truce or Quar-
| ter.
LoulLvILLt, May 25th, 1840.
Ediior Ohio Statesmam
An arrival at New Orleans, on the 10th, as
We learn uia Petersburg Va, says that the
Mexican Congress had assembled at Quere-
taro.
Generals Parades, Almonte and Bustamenl
had fraternized and hah pronounced against
the Government, and in their Pronunciamenlo
had declared war without truce or quarter
gainst the United States until an honorable
peace can be obtained.
LArlR.-The Tuscumbia (Ala.) Flag has
dispatches from New Orleans, BY Telegraph
and Express, TO the 20lh, stating hat news had
reached that city on the 18th, from Vera Cruz
that the Mexican Congress had rejected the
Peace Treaty.
The channel through which this newt cones
preeludee doubts of its correctness.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
The state of Ohio WyandOt county IS.
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
Andsell Phillips,
vs.. Petition for divorce.
Marcy Phillips.
The Defendant Marcy Phillips. who 's
nonresident Of said county, will take
notice, that the COMP ainant has this day
filed in the clerks office, for said county,
his petition against bis wife, for divorcei
which petition is now pending.
He assigns as canse of divoice-wiH"i
absence 70, more than three years last past
Said cause will come on to be heard al
the July term ls48, Of said Court at Ups
per Sandusky Ohio. Tie defendant 10
notified TO appear and plead, answer or
demur TO said petition.
By A. LYLE,
Soti.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY JUNE 9, Is4s.

Tho has been 10 The oar and is JdOorabie
10 lis speedy prosecution and termination on
terms satisfactoryf to the american people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17
SUPREME, C0TTRT

The following Opinions have been delivered
since our last report:
By RUFFIN, C. J. In Mcdowell Ex' .
Bradley, from Edgecombe, declaring that mere
Is no error in the order appealed from Also
in State &C. rel Jeffreys q Lea, from Cas~en'
affirming the Judgment below. Also IN Stale
d Pridoen from New Hanover, directing a
reuiyp ne noro Also, in Hooks Moses, from
Wavne, declaring Plaintiff entitled to judg-
ment Also, in Arlington Ray, in Equity
from Yancy. Diminishing the bill with costs.
Also. in Adams TurIentine, from Orange,
reversing The Judgment below, and directing a
reglire de nouo. Also, in Bennett William
son, from Caswell, affirming the Judgment be-
low. Also. in State e. rel. Mcintosh Be-
thune, from Moore, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Sanders Smalwood, from OnsIo#,
affirming the judgment, Also, in Tucker Z
Tucker, in Equity from Stokes, declaring thai
the proceeds of the land must be equally divl-
ded per capita, &c. Also, in Weeks Bell,
in Equity from Carteret, dismissing the bill
with costs. Also, in Den er Dem, Folk .
Whitley, from Martin, affirming the Judgment
Also, in Ashford Robinson, from Sampson,
affirming the judgment.
By Nash. J. In Amis u Amis, in Equity
lIUUJ OldIlN I!c, uIiG(tlS al dCCOuui, w. IA
so, in Kearney Jefreys, from Granville, de-
cIaring that there is no error in the decree ap-
pealed from. Also, in Owen y BarksdaIe,
from Sampson, affirming the judgment below
Also, in Carroway U Cox, from Wayne, re-
versing the judgment below. Also, in Brook
shire q Brookshire, from Randolph, affirming
the judgment below. Also, Attorney General
y Cape Fear Bank, in Equity from Wake, dis
missing the information. Also. in Bennehan
Norwood, in Equity from Orange, directing
an account. Also, in Etheridge Jones, from
Currtuck, reversing the judgment and direct
ing renire de novo. Also, in Elliott u Nixor
and Cranberry, from Perquimons, reversing
the Judgment below. Also, in Hall, McRat
& Co. Woodside, from Brunswick, affirming
the judgment below. Also, in Murphy, Ex'
Woodside, from Brunswick, affirming thu
Judgment below. Also, in Northrop Wood
side, from Brunswick, affirming the judgmen
below. Also, in State . Woodside, ct. al
from Brunswick, reversing the judgment be
low Also, in Webb and others y Lyon
Admir-, in Equity from Person, dismissing tn
bill with costs. Also, in Howard, EXT,
Jones and Ferrand, in Equity from Jones, dis
missing the bill with costs. Also, in Bank o
Cape Fear Williamson, from New Hanover
reversing the judgment below.
Raleigh Register. nth inst