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NEW SPRING GOODS.

To enable families to have their children's and
servants clothes made up in time, the Subscribers
have thus early laid in their spring supply,
- CONSISTING IN PART OF -
All wool Tweeds and Spring Cashmere,
Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, and
Manchester Stripes,
Printed and Norwich Denims,
Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c.
ALSO -
Paris, English, and American Prints; among
which are variety of small patterns, warranted
FAST COLORS.
Black Alpaca, great variety,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Green and Blue Barege,
Madonna robes, Ga new article.)
Brown Linen, Bed Tick, Furniture Dhnity, SC.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
u Cashmeres, Mousselincs de Lainc, and Me-
rinos, selling atreduced prices.
Feb. II. y If
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so Likely Negroes for Sale.

Will be sold at the Court House in Camden on
Tuesday the 10Th instant, Fifty Valuable Negroes
belonging to the Estate of l.. Jones.
Terms Of Sale:-Oue-fll cash, the balance
payable in one and two years. in equal annual in.
slalments, with interest payable annually until the
whole amount Is paid; payment to be secured by
bond, and mortgage of the property and approved
personal security purchasers to pay Tor papers.
l.. J. PATTERSON, .Agt. for Ex'trx.
rs- Carolinian, Charleston Mercury. and Sumter ban.
please rupv. g-5t
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Final HOfiCC.

All those indrb;cd by note or open account 10
the late firm Of DOBY g. KENNEDY, will please
call on the subscriber and settle the same without
delay. Otherwise, they WILL be placed in the
hands Of an Attorney for collection; as the bus-
ness must be settled up.
r. NJ. KENNEDY.
tanua V IS s6w
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-15
Cod Liver Oil,

THIS va liable MEDICINE is now used with
astonishing efficacy in the cure OF Consumption,
Scrofula, chronic Rheumatism, General Debility,
diseases OF the Kidneys, etc. etc. fresh supply
Just received and for sale by
Iano II. J. DELAY.
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@LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
New Years Card.

The subscriber hegs leave TO tender his most
grateful thanks to his friends and the public gene
Tallv, for the patronage bestowed upon him during
the past wear and trusts by strict attention 10 his
business and THEIR WANTS, 10 merit con-
tinuance of the same. Those indebted to hin, Tor
isi9 are earnestly requested to come forward and
close their accounts. as by such course alone
Il. j. DELAY.
January ID 4 If
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SUPERIOR Cologne Water.

Manufactured by J. a. Cleveland, who obtained
premium for the best article of Cologne present.
ed TO the "South Carolina Institute" at the late
Fair in Charleston. Quart ard pint bottles, for
sale by Z. J. DELAY.
Jan. 9. Il
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Bright Light,

have lately received two casks superior Sperm
ard Solar Oil, which will be sold as low as it can
possibly be afforded in this market, for cash, or
to punctual customers. ~. DELAY.
Ian y lS6n II
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FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.

Just received fresh supply Of GROCERIES
such as St. Troix, clarified and crushed SUGAR,
Rio and Java COFFEE, new crop New Orleans
MnLASSES, MackaI ell, Salmon, Rice &c. North
Carolina Flour superior brands, limitation English
Cheese, dc.
Also-A spcrdid assortment of Candies, Sy-
rups, Pickles, &C., cheap for cash.
Feb s. MOORE d. BELClIER.
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Feb. 9
SuperiOr Bath Bricks,

Mount Eagle Tripoli, Spanish Brown, Vcl eian
Red and Red Lead, ior cleaning Knives, Brass,
IIearths, dc. SC, always on hand at
JAM . lS5O T.. J. DELAYS.
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A NEW DISCOVERY!
Cheaper still for Cash,

BOOTS, SHOES, AND STOCK OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
TON, CAN BE FOUND AT OUR ESTABLISHMENT
At VERY Low PRICES FOR CASH.
Mems Fine calf water proof Boots, Philadelphia
made, 81 to So. Do. 81 25 to SIS 90.
Boys boots aud shoes, assorted, fom 81 to 90
Youths do. do. do do. 50 10 Oh
Ladies' boots, black and colored, 25 to 25
do. kid and morocco Walkers, 25 to IS
do. do do Slips g. Ties, 80 10 So
Misaes' kid and NOR. boots & buskins, Is to 25
Chidrens' Shoes, assorted, 25 to 81
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ATTENTGON, GUARDS!
Town Taxes.

The undersigned will open the Tax Books be-
longing the Town OH Monday the 18th inst. for
the purpose Of receiving faxes, and will keep them
open until the lst day Of February, 1850, after
which, dclinquents will be returned to Council, to
be dealt with according to law.
BY order OF Council,
l.. w. BALLARD r.. Recorder,
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NOtiCc.

The subscriber respectfully requests all persons
indebted TO linn to make immediate payment He
hopes further call will be unnecessary, as his is
a cash business and the credit was given only for
short time. A. L. ALLEN.
January %. q If
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HOrehOund CANDY,

Manufactured in Charleston, and Of superior
quality, lujube, Paste, Fancy and Aledcated Loz-
enges, Pasliles de Paris, for Coughs Colds &c, dc
may always be found at Il. J. DELAYS.
JAM . tf
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G. Y, ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Columbia. 8. G.

Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain snd fashionaba
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for a'f.shionsbs
custom trade, and will be found superior IN work.
manship and quality. have also on hand and ain
daily receiving an extensive assortment Of shrtf,
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell no article but Mhat is good asd substantial
A fine assortment Of Silk and Fur Hate, Of the
very latest Styles from the house of Beebe d Cos.
ter. Jan.2. If
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BUckWIlcaf.

A few Boxes llot's superior Bnckwheat, just
received by MOORE e. BEI.CllER.
January l6 II
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Gloves, &c.
Just opened, direc, from New York, Ladies'
White, Black, and Colored Kid Gloves, of su.
perior quality; also, Plain Black Silks, aud
Colored do. Rich Mnhair Lnslres Fine Bom.
bazines Plain and Fancy Ca<hmeres LADIES'
Merino Vests; Clear Lawn handkerchief
Cotton, Thread, and Linen Etlgings, Insrr'ing.,
&c. +. W. BONNEF.
Jan. 80 8 tf
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Journal.
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET.

CHARLESTON, Feb Is.
The market yesterday was very quiet. The
sales amounted to 200 bales at an eighth de-
cline. Sales of the week, l,S00 bales. Re-.
ccirts same time 10000 bales. Foreign let
ters received this morning. w.
Reported for the Daily South CarpIinon.
Nav ORLEANS FEp 4. 1850.
The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to p
600 bales at l-S II decline since the receipt of
the Eusopeas accounts. Market still unsettled
Sales OF 3CS hogsheads of Sugar on the Levee at
8 5-S. MolaSses: remains unchanged.
Rope has advanced to 81 and cents Mess
Pork 9. 50.
The Steamer Fashion from Florida reports that
the Indians are coming i'll preparatory to moving
West.
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Reported for the Charleston Mercury.

NEW YoRK. Feb. l3, 6 p. m.
Cotton has declined an 9Th 10 gins since the ar
rival of tle~stsanler.. The sales to-day amounted
10 20Oo bales. miadng Orleans quoted at l24.
Advice: received at Boston, to-day, from Cape
IIaytien, to the Goth January. mention that the
merchants were submitting to the monopo!y law.
but entertain hopes Oft repeal.
BALTIMORE, Feb l3, 6 p. m.
Washington's "Farewcll Address" was sold at
auction, in Philadelphia, to-day, for the sum of
$780,; the purchaser being Rev. DIR. Boardnlan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
EashIons for Ssptsmhrr.


he Paris fashions Of the day run entirely upon
those tc,leties destined TO be worn IN tn country
or at the watering place.; yet ~ much elegance IL
maintained N them, that IN our description, we
shall be but resUmng the information Of the CHI 1ces
productions OF the seRsoa. For dinner or sancing
dresses, robe of white oresRdie, covered with
snel bouquets of field flowers, embroidered in
colorcd silks These bouquets are composed Of
daisies, corn flowers, wild peoples, and some ears
oi corn: the latter embroidered IN straw, which.
mixed with the brilliant shades of silk. produce a
beautiful effect The body il Ia Verge the
sleeves enlarge a. they reach iheNlbow, forming
hind Of crp or bell. The edges of the sleeves, a.
well ~ The top Of the body, are trimmed with a
narrow ruche ~ narrow white gaule ribbon. which
hes an open scolloped edge. harvest wreath
forms the couture 10 this toilette. A dress rather
~ The same class IS of white Organde. with
double skirt, oTen in front, in The tunique form,
hetihe descending very Low behind, aud heart
fashion M front, The points meeting under the
hand. falling halfway over the pagote sleeve.
thus giving the appearance of double sleeve
I he elegance ~ this toilette V enhanced by
the beautiful wreath embroidered AZ the bottom
Of each sleeve, composed OF wheat shcayes
in straw, mixed with biuebells, which are pant
ed in bright colors upon the muslin. The bril-
liant and Ntlvety appearance Of these delicate fOs.
ere, which are placed al irregular distances over
the ears 81 wheat forms a great relief 20 the EN-
trodep ~ straw, and produces an slsc, 50 Natural
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

~ IEAGE ~ CHKEoKEE iNnt,vs The steam.
beat Gen Shields has been lying agrou,d near
me Chociaw Agency Landing, some thirty miles
charged out The carpenter aud mate, no were left
70 take charge Of her. A few DAYS since fsur
SheTokees, IN open diylighi, went on board, and
Ionhd me carpenter and mate separate, IN the two
ga'heftd upon one ui the white men. add two upon
ibe o'htr knives and sticks were used. Tue
carpenter escaped, got upon the Choc,aw sdc OF
lhc fiVer, and proceeded to Fort Smith Whilst
escsnng he hserd the cries Of the mate, aai be-
he'ed he was killed: but he was Afterwards found
atNe IN the woods The Indians broke Open
The safe, took wha money they could lad, all the
caipeaiers clothing. with some other valuable
properly, and then depaIied.-N. o. Picavprs
sgt II.
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burg, for having betrayed the hiding place of some
invalid Honveds, and of store of weapons, for
Boosting of his intercourse with Prince Windisch-
gratz, who Che said) had given him full powers to
do as he pleased.
l23 Paul Ferjencz was pursued by four Hon
veds, who shot him as spy, on his roadfrom Karp-
en- to SchemnitZ.
1924 A captive Croat was, on the 18th OF October,
ls4s, killed by George Macy, Honved, from Lo-
sing.
I25 Paul Swatik, miller from Rowaowety,
county Of Prentshin, was, in October, 1913, hanged
ar Holtz for inviting the peasantry TO stand by
their legitimate sovereign.
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Tn. Ams,rlan nna IInnGari,n Atra-,ll.
rHE .rsrEiAS IccorVr.


tFrom the London Times sept 101
document which appears In our columns this
day, hes arrived jest ~ time 90 convince shou,i
thiEf, on, ~ hessrs Barclay end Perkins. draw
men, that there really tao sides 10 the Uunei-
ron question Itis let Of i57 tapiial .hmens
inflicted by The Hungarian insurgents, without
IeCkoning general massacrse, such as that of The
1rsnsylvHnian Saxons. Az q mere matter Of arith.
sneuc, u s plain that the score of Hungarian hom
'iets runs up To much higher sgure than The Aus
ules, and that the Austrian authorities punished
.hs woman with the lash. that wGmsn's Dan con-
i.asraies bad previously IN, several female loyal
E 70 aes'h, hesioes more heineus atrocities.
tonsdeEing the number az sificult orest;ons 10 bs
1900 $1,000 a. nome, aud the utter impossbiiy Of IN
seanfnng 20 any profitable purpose in ihe internal
a,; ny, 1n smlft N the heart Of the European
tcnuhent, u u quite unnecessary tina, We should
sssst 20 re-ofn'this long and lafnentabls Quarrel
y u not our laoe 70 defend Austria who has con.
ducied her cause after her own fashion. ana oan
row appeal 70 the Austrian Argument ~ $780,.
10 defend the successful is a REDUNDANT and nv no
means an agreeable task fog this reason we Nus,
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10. stephen Zolnsy, bsker NJ Schcn, county Of
Safos, wss IN November, IsiS, accused Of Pan.
sl6Visnl and placed before a couri.mnlial. lie
ives, however, sent TO the ordinary tribun ils. Oh
the approach Of the Austrian army, in December,
The last IS persons yer. tried BY f. st.i.r,um.
NeGAjps Is krevp VI the particulars ofths ease.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

two or three niles OF hedges put around my
pc, farm and orchard, and have this spring
enclosed my house lot OF four acres on Col.
Ieee Hill. in usplsnrng thousand Of plants
this spring, have had to replace only three.
All Who have seen my hedges intend to got
,hem neat spring /; especially The English,
who we're accustomed 10 hedges in tho Old
country, are quite taken with II. They say
there is nothing in England tina, can be com
pared TO il as a hedge plant. The desire 10
get il here is great. ! shall 60 next week
and break eighteen or twenty miles Of new
praire around some ,nds in Haverly, fo'
which We shall prepare plants. and set them
next spring without any protection. About
SIX miles OF this fence belongs 10 me. ard 'ho
rest 80 s,hsfs. have sgfeed to guarantee
I'll The plants, If set according to my dnec
uoa.. We expect si least 10 double the va.
lue Of ooi lands by this operation IN three
wears. ] have sn application from aro'hef
man 10 put out eleven miles for him IN the
same way. Another thihks he shall want two
hundred miles, as ind ed he Will, II he isnees
si his lsnd..
As 10 it's cost il will not cost moro than
% 10 30 cents per rod, TO make The bes, he'd
ges 10 the whole world for ell farming purPo.
ses-aceord NJ 20 the kind OF fence made
For one kind II will TAX, 1000 plants. and
from that TO 500 for every eighty rods OF
fence. Add had the tine, | would Barce 10
fence the wbo.e MlssIssil pt valley for % cents
per rod OF one nd. and 80 cents per rod OF
Tho o,hor kind ui hedge. oil complete and all
cost included, and 10 periec. the whole ~
three, o, a, most four years from the time the
pl,nis we're Sc, in the hedge. fild by oS.
pe,ieuce lhs, nils Of fence can be set much
easier and quicker than bad supposed. My
Ea. hshann, with a boy TO Pul 10 the plants,
sci fiy reds per day, after the plants were
prepared, Which I'd, nursery man ought al.
ways TO do be'oie be sells. Ia, there IS a
rlsh, and wrong way, afer all these foolish
lnoihods Of sosrn. seeds IN the hedgs row.
,rlnnp. a, two yesss od-sc,i'ng on, little,
feeble, II assorted p!an:s, g., 81, will prove
aoTse than uo.hlng."
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tie banks Of the silver river. The suspicious
mind Of Gray, (for the Wicked are always
suspcious) rendered him fearful Of discovery,
as emicrants we're crowding into tho Staie,
and entered the lands in tho most frequent
spots. The bones OF Somers were sill ex.
posed; if they we're found by any one ram.
bling through the bluff, the dark affair mis-
be Investigated and be meet with bis Just de-
setts Si,lyias forth one evening, lie sought
he wild precipice ans descended By the aid
of ropes 10 the sset ahere laid his Yiein--
The moon burned in The aidnshi with the
ustie which she enly wears on winisf M ht
when the snow r,ficcts its brightness, and
earth seemed TO wear the pesily robes Of an
gels. Oas b. one the Stars had appeared
through the arch above, and around tho hills
that swept The river, for nature is still love )
though for few moments her beautiful form
nav bear The record Of crimes there placed
by man. A young gentleman named Wilson
who was Returning fem yisi to his " lady.
love-" passed by lhs rteci pee, and obscTva-
the ROPES attached TO tree which stood by
his path, eudeavored 10 trace the spot where
they ended. A'icr narrow search he louEd
them hanging agaiGst tho rock that iOrmct
( he basis Of chasn round which the water.
ss.pt lhei, crystal current.
In a few iBomcn the young lnaa pcrceivee
he form OF one Sho he Immediately rooas
Md as Gray, BY ms tall muscular 6guIe.-
He was gathering up soms white substance
( ia beg. a! la, he seemed 10 have CON
/ p'clCd his tack, a.d 'hroa!n, the bag ovel
I his shoulder, attached the s;tia.s TO his nect
aud bcdy he commenced the ascent. b.
sraaping the rock, with his hands Whenever
hey afTlgded eUHic!en, pro'uling surface -
and plaBl NJ his foot firmly IL The fssu es
Gray had succceied in clImbins hat way u
he cha'm, when stopping 10 rest the sheivJ
rock crumb'ed uudot his fest. The murdere
made yiolcnt struggle TO sustain hi, position
but losipg his balance be plunged into IN
gulf. Oae wild shrek tod that the w,etci
had gone 10 judgment. Reiribuion ha
realrd forth from the throne of God and III
spin, Of Cray stood before lis maker
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CAROLINA INN
CEz9REOTTE, ": c.

FEtIlE above establishment, situated On Main
T. Street, third loi North Of the Public square
in the town oil Charlotte. has been constantly KEN
OPEN - the present Proprietor, from the Isl Of
January. ls4D 10 the present lime, for the accom-
nvdailon oil the Public, and will continue 10 be
kept opcn for tic same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and i'm.
proved 10 a very cot siderable extent within the
las, two years-ihe entire building is in complet,
fepair and is 80 CONSTRUCTED that all tho looms
havs abundant light aud can be ventilated al plea.
sure.
The Stables are no, IN erior TO any belonging
10 any similar ESTABLISHING nj in " estcrn Nor h
Carolina and care will be taken tina, they shall
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
ard provrrd.r and attended BY faithful and espe.
renccd Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every eSertion 10 giy.
satisfaction TO all who may patronize his House.
and hesitate, not TO ,ay that, from ten years es
poricncs ho will lie able 10 keep up The accoinmo.
dation at the Carolina Ian, in style NOT surpass.
cd by any Public House in the interior county,
and be takes this opportunity to return his cor.
dial respects TO generous Public for past favors
and respectfully solcits a continuance OF their
patronage and confidence.
DHOVERS can, al all times. DO supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots, free Of charge,
and furnished with grain at low prices.
u The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart ri weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct, ~, 1910. 5lif
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H0GgAT.
FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
A Solace for the Afflicted.


Amla Christian. and shall rePinel
Vbsn Jesus nv Saviour hath said he was mine,
Ana .mIae child of the Heavenly King,
And shall refuse his high praises to sing
Has the spirit Of God, e'sr entered my soul!
And ever my spirit, has II still no controu!
Have His good word. with kind promise reple,e.
And shall unbelief His own purpose defeat
For It's His design with great glory 10 bring.
His own chosen ones, to the Home OF their King,
One drinks desp of sorrow, another OF Jay,
And one drinks i. but puro-another alloy.
Let me but remember, and.that too with fear,
His counsels TO love, His ways 10 revere.
From such He declares, lie will not withhold.
lot any good thing, not the finest OF gold.
But if the finest of gold. and the Purcst Of wheat,
Be removed from my stores, and far from my feet.
lis all for the best, and why should complain
God is nv Father, and continues 10 reign.
On his infinite wisdom, my destiny Ponds,
The maker and guide, of beginnings and ends,
Whatever he sends me- . may | receive,
And not His great goodness, nor kind sprii grove
OF one thing, O may be ever most sure.
Tha, His goodness and mercy. will ever endure
While that be his mind lie will not forbear.
To accep, my poor works, and hear my poor P'ay'r
And il whilst here on earth to me II was gwen,
Through much tribulation 10 enter High Heaven,
NV robes will be whittier, my seat will TO higher
NV harp will sound sweeier, in Heavens Crane
choir.
Yes my crown will shine brighter in Heaven
own light,
And nv soul filed with purer and holier delight
As struggled on earth, the great conquestto gain
And receive from my Jesus title TO reign.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
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Whole Tickets, 3l0--IIalycs 9 10 lariers, $40
Eighths, s.
Certificate Of Package Of &c Tickets will be
sent lor s,O}--ShaTes in proportion.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of blonougaIia Academy,
Class No. As, for 1850.
To be drawn al AleSaldria, Va, ApriI 20, 1850.
Capial Prizes $4,000. $4,000 $40, SOS, . Of 5000
q 5000 - Of 81 500, 80 oil 81 900 40 Of 5000
nc Of $3.50, &c, &c.
Tickets SO. Shares in proportion.
Certificate Of Package of % Tickets Will be
sent for only $40.
VIRGINIA MONONGALlA LOTTERY.
Class No. ~, for 1850.
To be drawn at Alcxaadra, Va, April 10, 1850
Cupltal Pfz's, $50 $50 $4,000, $4,000, $40, 600,
$3.50 ~ Of $4,000. 10 Of s 500, DC.
Tickets SIS. Shares in proportion.
Certificate Of Package Of 25 Tickets will be
sent for only sle0-Shafoe in proportion.
VIRGINIA MoNoNG ALA LOTTERY.
Class No 80, for $50
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, April 6, 1850.
Capital Prizes, $4,000, $50 COO, $4,000, $1,000
$1,000, s2,si2, 50 of 81 900, &c
Tickets SO Shares in proportion
Certificate Of Package Of 2G Ticket will b.
sent for only sleo--Shlrcs in proportion
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LEGAL RATES or INTEREST

IL rnE pIYFEsIsr sT.TIs AsD rERKrroEiEs.
Maine 6 per cent Forfeit OF Tho claim.
New Hampshire per cent iof'ei, Of thrice the
smsgnt unawluily takcn.
Vermont per cent; recovery in ss,iou and costs.
VI ssschuseIls per eenl forfeit of three the u
sury.
Rhode Island 6 per cent; feffei, Of the usury aud
interest on the debt,
Connecticut per cent; forfeit Of the vhole taht
New York per cent, usufIous contracts void.
New Jesse, per cent; iotiei; OF the who debt
Pennsylvania per cent forfeit Of The hole DE- bt.
Delaware per cent; fori,i: OF III. whole debt.
Mafyfant per cent; On tobacco contracts :, usu-
rions contracts void
Virginia per cent; forfeit double the usury.
North Carolina per cent contracts fOr usury
void forfeit double the usury
South Carolina per cent, forfeit Of interes, and
premium taken, with costs.
Gcor. ia 9 per cent, forfeit thrice the usuty
Alabama per cent; forfeit interest and usury
Mississippi per cent b. contract 10, usury re
coyctable IN action OF dcbi.
Louisiana 5.per cent; bank interest 6 contract
d beyond contract interest void.
Tennessee per cent; usnrious contracts void.
Kentucky per cent, usury recoverable With
{. At.
Oalo per cent usurons contracts void.
lntian1 per cent fne Of double the excess.
Illinois per cent by contract }, beyond forfeit
thrice the interest
Missouri per cent, by contract 10. il beyond
iOreli Of interest and usufy
II i1an per cent forfeit Of usurv / Of debt.
Arkansas per cent; BY agreement 10 .sury re-
coycrlble, but contract void.
District Columbia per cent; usuTigus contracts
void
Florida per cents forfeit interest and excess
Wisconsin 7 per cent, by contract u o'leit
three the excess.
Iowa per cent? BY asrcemen, l2i forfeit thrice
The excess.
On debts J1dg mcn's in favor Of the United States
interest is computed at per cont per snnuln.