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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

TaE 0ooD WIFE.-HOw much Of this worlds
happiiesh and prosperity is cOn,siHsd in .Rs
compass Of these two short words Her in>
Huence Is immense. The power of d wifel
for good Or Tor evil, is altogether irresistible.
Home must be the seat Of hnppiness, 6rftaidSt
be forever unknown Aigood wife q TO- 4
man wisdom and cOuiage, and strength, and
courage, and hope, and endurance. "A bad
one is confusion, weakness, discontinue and
despair. No condition 10 hopeless when he
wife possesses frnness decision, energy snd
economy. There 10 no outward prosperity
which can cOn1'eFaet Incidence, folly and exl
travagance At home. No bpitit cah long Eet
sist bad domestic iDflshces. Manis stT6ht,
but his heart Is not adamaut he delights Ia
enterprise And action, but 10 suslain him he
needs tranquil mind and whole heart. Re
expends his whole moral f6tce III the conflicts
Of the world; hiB feelings are daily lGcerated
to the utmost point Of endArsnee by perpetual
collisions and irrltstion. To recover eAuAniha
ity and cpmpObure, home must be to him 4
pIaSs oF Yepose, Of peace, Of cheerfulresS, q
corniOrIi and his soul renews in strength, and
sgaih goes forth with fresh viiior 10 eUcoanlsl
the IAbofs and ttonblea Of the world Bat Il
at hOtne he hnds no rest, and there y met ~
bad temper, sulennsss or gloom, Of Is asl
sailed BY discoBtent, complaint ana Frprsachss
the hear. bredks, the spirits are crushed, hops
vanishes, and the man sinks into total despair
There is boy down east who y accOstonet
TO 60 oft upon Tie railway TRACK and imitat,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

|, No words- printed IN . newspopeF,- OF else
where, will give any man vino has'B6t ssenit,
a conception Of the fallen condihon' Of lhs
west and the south Of TFelana. T'hs hmlas
and tho landlords have actually CREATED Sst.0'
race in Ireland have seen onilhs streetgof
Galway, OrOwdsOf people more dsbassd than
the YahOos Of Swift--creatutes having only
distant and hideous Resemblance 10 human be-
ings. GfayshAifed Oldluen, ,whOc idiot faces
had hardened intosg settled lesr ofmendlSanA
cy. simiOus'ana semi-humans andwomen fah-
ier and more frjghtful than the hatplesfwAos
a the jingle Of the coin on me pAssmen';
swarmed in myriads from unseen places, eisuE-
lglgg, acrsaming, shrieking tar their prey, like
some mohstroub and ancisan Anisnalse Fa
Westpcfssthe sigat Of apress Oh the street
gathered an entire pOuper population, thick as
a village market, s@aFming round him fO1 ~
lief Beggat children, beggar adults, Beegars
in white hairs, girls with faces grey and slriyAr
eled, the grave stamp UPON them hi q decrss
which could not be recaledS women witAtho
more tragcai Gspect Of lin gefng shame and
self respect not yet efaced aud dmong these
terrible realities, imPostuTs shaking in pteiends
led ftst TO add the last touch of hofrtibie gFos
teSquenesStO the Picture. IhaVe seen these
uCcursed sights; and they are burned into my
memory forever, Away from ihs.owns, Othet
scenes Of uRfmdgiHable horrors dirdlose them-
selves. The traveller meets groups. and even
troops, ofwid; idle; and lundiic-lookiRg pau
PerS wandering oVet the country e9ch witt
some tale OF exlerminatiOf 10 telk NhG pen.
strdte6 into d Cabin and Can distiRgdisf Oblects
! among the filth and darkdess, Of which an Or
dinary Pigs,y affords but d faint image;h he will
4 probably discover from a dozen to twenty iTtA
iiuies in the bdt-the elected cotiiefS- clusters
Ing together and breeding pestiEenct. What
kthd Sfcreatures hien aid women become liVs
Ing in this ddng g-tienp, What kind Of 6hildfeh
J aFe reared here to grow up into q new Eensra-
ton, have nd words I'd pairtt. Dublin Natiosl;
Grace GreeR%ood,' ,'in feSeht letter gives
the following account Of Sdmb Uf the barbd'
Il risms at Washington: 9
Visitors are also apt 10 notice some pecull-
arities Of Senatorial pronunciation, which are
rather odd. For instance, Mr. Clay, and, in.
/; deed, many Of the Southern members, s4y
'.oharj and t&ar.' Mr. WSbstSt says fn- Sf
4 MD o6-di and 'natur,' and one OF the Tsxal
Senate sayA 'tuSc for burst All Ican.sa,
is, | hope sach pronunSiatioha may 6ouiinHl
2 10 Be exclusively and purely Pafiiamsnidfy
AnOtherthIng W. dotiss Is ths sssrsas hunii
lily OF oil that honorable body. Each mod
estly styles himself the 'homblss. member,
and there seems 10 be qute Oh amiable s.'if
!; for the lowest seat in the syhAgogus. Bd
again, il is said BY the irreVerent. That the die
tingdislied gentlemen, like the Uriah Peep 0
Dickens, carry humility ii iheit SaLk 10 d sue
PiciOds and tanadCAi e&trenie--in OtheFwOfds
rather run that conhmendahle and pious ytrtu
into the gronnd.'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

There is q boy down east who q accustomed
10 60 out upon Tie railway traek and initiate
the steam whistle 60 perfectly as 10 deceive
the officials al the station His last attempt
proved eninently successful ,hedepo. mastet
came rushing out 10 spisch him III.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

4 voR UNeovENABLE TEMPERs.
|aieo shaw, in charging the
IN case Of Professor Webster,
Y Glowing; At is a settled
I,no NO. urovocation, with words .
'msiry 1 mortal blow. Then if
Eyking language the party in
I revenge himself with a NOR
his unqGestionabIg murder
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

R IN KENTUCKY The Knoxville
aays that specimens Of silver
lVe been found near Cumber-
sls, III Kentucky. The vein Of
extends to a distance Of a quar-
amile, is ten feet in depth, and is
\ 10 be very rich,
ion mountain covering 40 acres,
sding 80 per cent Of pure metal,
sa found in Wisconsin.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

AgR.- : The Baltimore Sun says
'Nshal laking the census in Shak-
street found a colored woman,
Phebe Gayle, who who was rep
|'tby her family 10 be over 1870
q age. Another ia the same
! represented 10 be over 100
nd the day the Marshal called
PSaedvely engaged in carrying
lsll she WASH It more than 90.
sliI1g, sight and memory are,
10 least impaired by her advanc'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-14

Sake superior Journal says that
'lIIoran has brought down a piece
4 rock from Lake Suprior, con-
several dollars worth Of pure
hold. The gold shows inself in
/ disseminated thro' the quartz,
|vest Of which is worth about a
FThe gold has been thoroughly
Rocks of this description have
covered in the mining country,
/ knows but further explorations
|sn gold mines rivaling the yell
|Osits of California.
know that twenty or thirty men
b he last month been steadily
and mining for the gold, and
So1 deal has been discovered
gentlemen Of the city are con
with the enterprises and we
|wahaa successful oae Great
10 entertained that valuable cop
I've found in inverness. If works
sabllsbed there, they would ma.
benefit that section of the dis
-Qusbsc Chrpaicle August 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

Circuit Supcrini Court of Law and Chaneety, con-
~ tinued and held tor Nelson COUNTY. at the Court.
house, Monday the It'll dav 81 MAY. lSi6.
Alexander fitzpatrick IN his own right as rustic Tor James
5 Pcun, Plaintiff,
40 ainst
John Hight, trustee Tor thomas J. Trifble and Caarno
Sta'ton, tornerly Catharne ir'bble John H. Hill trustee
for susanna Hill, aud the john IL Hill executor Of
johnB lighes, DECD Holm 5 Robinson. and Name, H.
his wife iornerl. Nancy II lughes-ihrc hildrcn and
heirs ot David Glafksan RIO Jones, Coon Parrish IN
his .ht and OF Samuel Parish, decdSam
mel Stevens Benjamin NJ Perkins, Spotsuood Garland,
Nathan l-'in, IN hINo"n right ana as SURVIVING pa1Gf "
the acmrrantile concern OF which he Wa pan, NamS
< Hancock, Cabhs Armistead, Rohor Whitehead Rich
ard Saunders, ilawes Coleman, late Sher.f Il Nelson
County, and -uch administrator OF Alexander MrAtNan'
der decd Alexander BRYANT Ralph w lontus. urvl,nS
partner the late mercantile OF Ieus Perkins,
BcJamin NJ Perkins and stephen r Ewes merchants and
partners trading under style and firm Perkins E"els,
Christopher E~tes, Henrietta NJ Bo,d, cN.cnor oJan@
NJ Boyd, der'd, Arthur Hopkins, Wmlrce and Williamson,
Sterling Clainhonna, James ID. Rrcit Wilson Peters.
breckenridge Fitzpatrick, John j. hnnet and Robert
Mitchell, Defendants.
The bpana, awarded in this cause having been corncd
dny executed against John Hight Roh1t { Jones Han
nah iughes, Cazen " Parrish James stephens. Benjamin
NJ Perkins, Spof7wood Garland, Nathan Lofus, ADAMS s
Hancock ohhs Armsead Ro Mitchell, Richard Saun'
derS, Alexander MrNeNarder, administrator, Ralph W
lonus Stephen X. Ewcfs christopher 7. Es'e Arthur
HOPKINS, Wmhec & williamson, Sterling Chihonrnc,
Wilson Peters Breekindgc Fitzpatrick afdloh u Dur
rett, and than two months having elapsed as well
since the Cling of the plaintiffs bill as the rcurn ofte sub
ponas and the said defendants still aingi To appear and
file their answerson motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel
hs bill taken Tor confessed against those defendants,
and thcreupon this tins day to be heard upon
the bill, the 81 the defendant lrietta NJ BOYD,
with replication thereto and argued By counsel. On
consideration whereof the Court doth adoder order and DE-
''e that tommiss SposWood Garland do take the '
lowing accounts FIRST the amount Of none, in the hands
o the plaintiff arising from the sales OF the trust innd -
Otherwise raeeted-aisot he amount oi outstanding de"'
belonging to sud trust fund and by whom duealso an &c
count showing the amount due from James s Perm, toany
Of he said parties that any them have padormay have
pay for him security o the debts named in the
trust deed grading the debts according
the property given them in the deed to lie plaintiff An
.1II Ia fatp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

7 Rules held in the Gefl' Office, Of the Circuit Court
- tor the county o Neson Monday, the Atm day
November, 1850.
Alexander Brown, Shernof Nelson County, and a. such
administrator OF Sp1ts"ood Garland, decd, Plaintiff,
a"alu-t
Benjamin VI Perkins aud stephen r. Evcrs late rncr.
chants and partners trading under the and style al
icrknS tWcr~ phn EWers, Samuel H. Daniel, Eii2.
abcth stockton, VIM H. Goodwin. Halves \. Coleman
Lewis webb, Henry Dunn ngon, Sergeant Il the Corpora
ton ii lNnrhhulg, aud such of David ll
dol, the Bank ol VIRGINIA, Lucinda Garland .andoa
{ Garland AMI Caroline NJ Garland and such credit
or>o Sposwooi Garland, de may be hereafter ascer
tanned, Defendants
IN CHANEERN.
The object o tins suit l. Ia marshal the assets 81 the
plaintiff interstate amongst l creditors and appea
by satisfactory evidence that the defendant landonC & AZ
land, not resident OF tins Stae is ordered that he
appear here within one month alter due rublea hereof
and do what n'v be necessary II protect his mteresand
that copy Of this order b. forthwith inserted in news
PAPER published in thetonupt L,nclhurg week Tor
io9r successive weeks aud posted at the front door The
toort-housc OF tins county, the first day the next
County Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
FALLAND WINTER FASHION ron 1850
JAMES q EDWARDS.

4 TT y Y 4 Il J. T. 7 7 J. q TX
n fetc doors dJore Neon * l,atkns opposite Sani
y Ihnrman's, Main STREET Lynchb,og, Ia,
NV7oUlD inform his old aud customers. that he Ia
w received the Fall and Winter Fashions. and has in
bis employ men first rate wormen to get uplis work,
style that shall not be exeeed and read, af tie al
trade pedgng himself To spare nothing TO please all who
favor him with Their patronage. In returning his
thanks he hopes continuation the liberal patronage
hi. old and new friends and the public generally.
Sop. i2-wt. J. Is EDWARDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

rules held in the CLERKS Odire, or Franklin Circuit
"A Court, the i,h day of Novembct 1850.
Peter lluusnIn, Executor of Adam IHherd, decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
p. l.. GIBBS. 40 FOR
jill. kllIlIFllIRSr

n. Il likeness Of every deception copied Il large
aSsor mnnt OF lockeis AMI m,daans f superior quality
TT DagnsrteoiypeS always on hand.
Il. hghest premium awarded at the late air OF the Ma.
H'and Institute i9l the latest improvements
NV is L. f.. GIBBS. AT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
AZ; Creation Look Wcrc!
tfSnln sr"rk uF
ury Goods and Ready Made Clothing
WHOLESALE I'D RFTtI-
Cr,GCIN;JCrNEIsN uNTEI.NTEs

DE~PECTFHIIY inform their friends ard the public
II generally that thes nov receiving splendid stock
otDrs Goods, suitable the Fail and inter seasons, en-
hfatIBg every arirle 81
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear.
Al nf which tie public invited 10 call aud examine be-
tore pnfcha sing We have beautiful assoft
mcnt at HATS and CAPS, BOOTS aud Sii 1rS, with
splendid 81 fancy ati1res, all al
l.h u red a. unusually low prices Call aud us
and feel assured that You Will he pleased with Prices a.
well a. Gnuds, determined 10 sell low, having
pufcia scd Ter Cash.
They are also receiving splendid assortment
Ready Made Clothing,
Purchased bv them FOR ISL unusually low prices by
wrh they enabled Is oder create Inducements 10
tire public than similar esIah.i-hmc1t.
1bcy would partiru frly cal the attention 81 country
merchants and othcr> Their NIiol.ES ALE PRlG Is
be wing that they will hn II their interest l.
call aud examine then tpr beoru gong further East
The great cirs which thy euIpy purchasing their
supplies cnabc them wi conhIcncc that their
goods will be sold at Richmond Prizes
tGGENlIl.iNER,
Oct2l is GNrERNh E.B.
Granic BuddiHgS, CabtH House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
.HOrc Than Yireafy Thousand per,o..
hare be0u (sfr(d.

IT is upon the principle 81 In
i sensible Precipitation. as tx
hlbited III this cnt, thai the hu-
man body delivers ilseli ol inn
pufitics and disease =" The
blood being he lite ol he flesh, =
according 10 Scripture, II must
be kept pure 10 insure health.
This IT does by Its own heat and
action through tlless stem, olabo-
rating all impnfiis, and casting
OF all ITS worn cut PARTICLES
which are carried out Il the sys-
tom thrwighthe pores ei the skin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

When, however, the kin becomes locked up from stlJ
change of weather. undue application ii cold all M
humors and yirulent PARTICLES at the blood reaine
in. and i knees and death must follow All the long RAJ,
loguc Of diseases the result We have, under 81 go.
cum-,nccs discovered remedy that will open The r,r
and assist the body cast Oft any offending hnrnar> L.
McAIISTERS AlJ.-IIFAIING OINTMENT. ar H.
WORLDS SAlNE. i opens those thrn'r,
which nature carries oil the impurities within ad thus -
licvcs the body OF disease. thus that Cosa
ton, Srroiua, Feses, Ey-Peas, Asthma. Sal Rl,,E
sick Headache. QGinsv So,c Throat, rheumatism. Scala
Pain in the chest Sldc, and Back; Dyspepsia, Poar,
Sore Breast. deafness, Cu'aucuus frupons, Sort E,s M
hainmatiun of tie Bowels kidncNs and Brain Hlnls Ia
baips Pcs, Worms, egues, Cold Feet, Liver Complain,
Ulcers all Fever Sores and lnammatons Of ever, kind
wit bout DESTROY the tone Of the stomach, etna
done by the introduction and continuance oil pills and ol
nostrimS.
It's 10y acting upon this principe that II is proved be one
Of the most extraordinary medicines the world saw
Its in curing disease is altogether unpftccdtnd IN
the annals oI medeal Jurisprudence.
This might demonstrate by the publication o thou
sands o,rtifraes from individuals OIL high anainq in ali
parts or the tn'cd States. who have experienced Is AS
TONlSillNG Fl fiCACf in the healing 81 tie most al.
ctiug maadies which mankind i subject. Put We IN.
peal 10 candid and emil tauod public and only ask that
the numer. cures which being effected by this ONT.
mont wherever i has been used io, it tc-
tat ION rch II merits due attention be Tad m
rrrions contained in the yclpc in wlirh tie to>cs "A
Ointment enclosed, well the Circulars in The hand,
OF our Agents For sale by JOHN II. SFAN,
Feb 2'-wly Agent Tor Iynchhurg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
Lots for Sale.

ffGs have some vacant LOTS iar sale. living on he 4
Hill ,ides OF the Turnpike, leading Mr. Res
LA shePto ludley AMI John,' Factory. Apply to d
7. Rees Tor terms. HENRY I.AI'iI,M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12

ShiRIS! SHIRTS .,-I2 doz. Of John NJ DAVIS 3
- ZONES patent trtnch yoke Shirts lust received
'et LIS NATERIIOuSE 4 POTTER
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A c0pv-Jcstc,
HOW ELL. l.. BROWN, Ci'k.
CnMsl1ssInNEE's Orrlcr.

f.oriagst'n, Nor. 18th, 1850
The parties interested in the foregoing dectecs will take
notice, that have appointed Thursday the 2nd day ct
January next to taking the accounts therein Ill
rcctcd. which day by ten ococ> in the morning they are
requested to attend Office with their hooks, papers, ac
counts Court papers and evidence oidcb prepared for SET
tie H'n according to The acquisitions OF The r mcnoneu
decree and all those having claims upon the trust und refer
red ~ said decree will be pleased file them without de-
lay, or they will not be reported. o. LOVING
Nov 2S-,,iVy Comm'r.
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
Tract of I. an IL

at the same ard place like pursuance # sai1 d
-1L-1 IN. WI LII LaL -a.. ~ nuhL- au-lun. Ihe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-12
Bir.sssiN, tn sEsf:

Aropy--icste,
Nov 1i--W1W s II. LOVING, u. e.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
DIR. SHAW ON CONSUMPTION.

DIX. SHA w ON CONSC MPTION. ~
There is, perhaps, disease with which our country
is affected which sweeps of annually SO many victims
that fell destroyer Of the human race Consumption
What vast amount Of suffering might be saved thehu-
man family If they would hut avail themselves IN SCI
of the remedies which Nature has provided for her
children, and which Science has reduced to such form
to be within the reach of all Far be it from, Us to
tamper with those who suffering with this painful
disease In offering you a remedy, do not ask you
to rely upon the Representations Of those who might be
actuated by selfish and pecunary molives hut we give
you the Deliberate testimony of of the most respecta
BILE physicians. that Wisar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has established for itself reputation that cannot be
sailed. DR.. VIM, A. Shaw, of Washington, N. G. writes
under date Of May I, 1916. follows: X = '''Ns@
have heard of many cases Of decided bcnefcis ef.
fects from its especially in Asthma and Chronic
Cough of spasmodic character. have used the Wild
Cherry great deal in practice and with marked good
results in those Of great oity and ir-
ritabity, to which phhiscal patients subject have
no doubt is the best form in which the effects Of Prus-
sic acid may be had sedative the constituonvt
out danger to the patient. Every knows the repu-
taon OF the Turpenne and Balsnm constituents in pro-
tracted coughs The continuation of these principles in
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry s ingenious and M
dicious. -, ....-4 : :
Medical men justly distrustful of Patent Medi-
cnes is general but candor must discriminate between
outrageous humbugs and nosrums and those medicines
which have proved sautary, and in many we'll attested
cases, curative" e.g-.a q. - (. u= =
None genuine unless signed l. Brrrs on the wrapper
For sale. wholesale and retail. bv WILLIAMS. HAY
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh N. G.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
Wilmington, Journal.

The CuBxN MovEMENr.-The intelligence that
Gov. Quitman of Mississippi had been indicted by a
Grand Jury at New Orleans, for aiding in the Cuba
expedition, was received with surprise and regret
throughout the country. We are glad TO hear from
the Natchez Free Trader that it is 'authorized to
saw that the proceeding of the New Orleans Grand
Jury as far as Gov. Quitman is concerned is in
famous assumption on the part of that body. This
assertion is boldly made without knowing the name
of single person upon that Jury. Neither Gov.
Qui,man nor Judge Smith could have had anything
more to do with the Cuban expedition than the man
in the moon. If Gen. Quitman had been interested
in the affair, things just now, would have diff
frent aspect and the sneaks Of the Administration at
Washington would have been dazzled into humble
acquiescence by the glare Of success. For months
past, in every conceivable way. and BY dint Of the
has been endeavoring 10 connect Quitman's name
with the Cuban affair; but. all in vain-the vipers
pnaw q. ffe.'' Ss-'s->s'& ssnS@ = -.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
SUPREME COURT.
The following decisions have been delivere,

= The following decisions have been delivered:
By NASH, ]. In Patterson Y. Bodenhamer, from
Guilford, directing venre de Also in Brazier
'. Ansley, from Chatham. affirming the Judgment.
Also in Burns v. Allen, from Anson, affirming the
judgment. Also in Carter v. Wood, from Robeson,
judgment affirmed and rule discharged. Also in
Grifhs v. Younger, in Equity, from Alamance, di-
recting the injunction 10 be dissolved Also in Al
ston, Admr, v. Aston, in Equity from Chatham, di-
recting reference to the Master. Also, in Aston.
Jr., v. Alston, Sen., in Equity. from Chatham, dis
missing the bill. Also in State Y. Smith, from Co
lumbus, directing venire de novo.
BY PEARSON, ]. In Biles v. Holmes, from Stanly,
directing venire de novo. Also in Doe ex dem
Johnston w. Farlow, from Randolph, directing venire
dc novo. Also in Christian v. Nixon & Jones. from
Randolph. directing lew trial. Also in Davis v.
Hill, from Randolph, reversing the judgment below
and directing judgment here against plaintiffs for
costs. Also in Corbitt '. Henry, in Equity. from
New Hanover, Diminishing the bill with costs. Also
in Drake '. Cegg. in Equity. from Chatham. dis
missing the bill with costs. Also in Strong ': Men
zes, in Equity, from Rockingham, declaring that the
injunction ought not have been dissolved. Also in
Hegge '. Harris, in Equity, from Rockingham. dis.
missing the bill with COSTS Also in Coz ". Davis,
In Equity, from DuPIin- 2
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-13
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


AT a meeting of the Democratic party of Pasquo-
tank, held at the Court House in Elizabeth City,
June 29th, 1850, Col. James c. Scott was appointed
Chairman, and VIM. D. Prchard, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by the
chair, when on motion it was agreed that the chair
appoint committee of three to report the name Of
some suitable person to represent this county in the
House of Commons in the ensuing Legislature.
The chair appointed the following persons said
committee: Wiet Harrington, F.. L. Stephens, and
Keeling Whtehnrst, Esqrs.. who after retiring few
minutes, returned and reported the name of Caleb
l.. W hitehnrs ESQ.,. fit person to represent this
County in the House of Commons in the next LIE.
gslatnre, which nomination was unanimously con-
CURED in by the meeting, and VIM. Forbes, VIM. D.
Prtchard, and Edmund T. Sawyer, were appointed
to wait on Mr.. Whitehurst, and inform him of his
i nomination and request him to accept Of the same.
On motion, the chair appointed the following dele.
gates to confer with delegates from Perquimans to
rial district of North Carolina in the session oil
the State Legislature, viz: Willet Harrington, VIM
Forbes, and Davis Whtehurst, to which delegation
on motion, the Chairman was added.
! The following resolutions were offered and adopt
ed unanimously.
| Resokred, That this meeting heartily approve the
, nomination Of David s. Reid, the Democratic nom
inee for Governor of the State of North Carolina
and that we will use all honorable means to secure
his election.
Resoired, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Old North State. with request tha
the North Carolina Standard, and Southern Argu.
copy the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
| JAS. c. SCOTT, CAm'n.
WV. D. PRlrcHARD, Sec'y.