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The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
6ote's.
limited States Hotel,

BY WILLIAM B. FOWLER, IsTH, i..fDoiS,
The house, stone building Is .he aJscs. oul11ng
used in nor.hern Illinois. hcie., AMI he lessee
has enGeayored at heavy expense. 10 ilrn.sh :; N
s,yls to coInport with the building The To9us
ere large and admirably arranged Iog convenience
AMI comfort Vavelefs and their luggage taken
., g, o., +, tom thp hnats free of CHARGE dg-.t
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
TINOTNY RANAlEs, VI ,.

iirs, prescribed the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam about one year since in my owu family, in n,
obstinate lung complaint, which succeeded Yph,
fever There was in this case n hatl, div cough,
diiicuyoi breathing. soreness about The chcst, ,ani
great debility. The hnsam speedily effected cure.
HAVING since prescribed the ha~am in many lurs
complaints, with uniform success, can with conf.
denrc rrcomwenAits use for all those tcmp.aintsit
which 10 i- offered as a remedy
Boston, FEB /. 's3' ALBERT GUILD.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
TowEser 4'a sarsanarills.

TcwESer5's Sa-gapariV7.
E'OR Sale whole sale an. retail az 81 per dozen,
= ty C. l.. THovFL-y. A-e-t
DERFORATED Gard Boarl Note Papsr cuyei
l ope. Illuminated wafer ,-EoW!.5 work, and
10 le bad a, SgIru s. Fyfr-.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
NYilltnsrv,

MRS. :. GREGG having opened 4 shop on the
III corner Of Ma iisjp and Ii $llssrc.is,is now
prepared to DO work in the above business n 'Hr
.l'r,, and most fashionable STYLES, assAe hos l'-
crlyei the tcsI!asA.0nJ direct hJn New Iolk,by
Nauuser & Co. may l3-37-Gm
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20

These Medicines have noS been before the
pubic for Ieriod of FIFTEEN YEARS, aud
during that time have maintained u hugh eharrc-
,.r in almost every part Of the globe ior their eS
and immediate power Of restoring per-
c.ct health to ncr>ons suffering under nearly every
Find az disease. tnwhich the human frame is liable.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
Opening Ct the Grea. Sagadahock
Herring.

The poSon Crg;r hasthe following clever
atake OIL on the ceneSlurnmy opening in that
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
inland transportation.

Shipments Of goods wares, and merch17lize, per
gool vessel, between New Orleans and 0,Hrg Cult
port between all American p'rs and Eng t-ha ami
o.her European ports, or TO any m1r'Ia' po9s
the Atar', w1rers atvH-.l he
rERlL> or THE ~ihs.
Tor terms of insurance. also p'npN.et Cor,'i0iE
fur hey Information nrp.yto q FURR,A-en.
upi3-3l-2m Protection lrsunlce touIrrN
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20

The above Linimen, is for sale by WALKER &.
HicktiYs, WHITE g. HuSrER, and by q. L,Tnoar-
SON, Ottawa, Ill. Oct 26.ly outlly.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
tflc0ilinrs.
THE VEGETABLE
Pulmonary Balsau,

VnIo ba.stnl Is piObaolN, almost wlihouu
parallel in having. during Iial OF ncary
- twenty years. fuy maintained the high rt-
ntauon which II has acquired tor Consumptye COZ
plants and all diseases OF the lungs, throat aid
chest 1t has been used with probably greater 81
cess than any other article known, and many plg
seihils who have had an opportunity OF witnessing
It's hEhy santary effects do not hesitate 10 recoa-
lHe',d II as sate convenient. and very elhcacias
neu,vhe 'cqna II not superior 10 amy ether pyescrb
uoii i"t the above complaints within their kaowetke
unu one winch has seldom disappointed the reasuQ-
able expectations ot those who have uscd It. lbs
a most valuable remedy for
Consumption, .2sthmo, Fieurisy,
Phfhisic, Splitting ofbiood, ,Hhoo,-
ng C0"gh, CoUghs, BrOnchiiis a,a
pulmonary objections Of epe,v
Kind.
Ceyidcaic ofDr s. y. shartleF.
have tor some time pas, been in ,hr habit ofr,-
scrang The Vegetable Pulmonary lasun iof tto-
sumption, asthma, pur-y, spttmg Of blood ala
roNShS,or pulmonary affections of every kind ah
with confidence crrcoumcudit it us saugli,r ,opny Cn.
er erpepunt0on used ioy the above complaints
Eespccth.y Yours,
: a SHuRTLEFf. f.a.p.u.Ms
Boston Pawbeuou llui, Dee :. ,s.i
Ihrw,r ui c",rymnu Of Boston, WINS con.l-
erri a-tIvcuyeW iroW "A disease %, lac hung iu te
'p,"g H, - wao.r restoration tn hgoih was a.
t'''"' 'g", hl l.Ns. NV tuI N'l Iosiuu4, q
the use OF thr Vegetable PUmrly Basam.
:, From Dr. Timothy E,uiss
MY vile Tor several ytaTs has b,rneNgrcisci viii
severe cough. PAIN IN hersdc mi raising by ,uas
very ond matter tinred with blood She has usd
many kinds of medicine for her complaint and l.
m"ng these Dovers Powders and other mixtures N
"hch opium was m ingredient Scmr Of thee
would check her cough, the same time would IT.
crense her debility and ebriic habit. But thee
kinds ot medicines have all bten Discontinued lr
nearly two years, and no other medicine has bec1
used or said term only the Vegetable Pu.nona,,
ha'Snm, which hosa superiority over every kind 4
me"'ciNe ah" hrs ever Iaktn for her cough Scne
of my nrlg'5ors h1vr been u,.ug thus Ua.,am tr
I11g complaints with wonderful sLcrrss
'Nlr..irr Sent - 1S3' C.rtf,iL-
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
PILES. As ga remedy f,r th' most distressing
and obstinate nIuladv, the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDlClNES deserve a uIb''h3l anu t"P'uS
recommendation. 1t is wel.known To hundreds
iu This CITY, that the fonncr proprietor of these
gl'uabl, Medicines was hmsafatctcd with thls
cumpaut ur upwards ol rmHrr-FNr NE'Es gnh
taat be- tried IN van every remedy pr's'i b't
within lh. whole compass of the B,fe,tq N'atef
lie however at length tried the Medicine winch
is now offered to the public, aud he was rur.o in
very short rine after his recovery had h'rn pro-
uouucrd not only improbable. bat absolutely 'm-
Dus,IJc Iv ANY huuau ui.nus.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20
pROTEC ION!
FIRE {. Hi7,EE
S insurance Company,
or HARTFORD. CON11'
CAPITAL SgUIEA, $500. geo.

TIE undersigned, Agsnt Of .ii' o'i Gal uell
kaorl Company, is faty aEi.eIi= =se 10 .ssps
Diseliags, Ng-es, HJie!s. WGrs!1uscS, .liAs
E1Guf1ctoriss. Barns, &c. x. ALSO, House.
hei3 F.rn.tir,, and G15ds, Wares and Vsreian-
die contained or t:o.eI therein, :ga.ns! loss OF
t.nage by
Also.-DrV Go5is, Groceries. Nanuflc'we!
Gools. Proiyrc, ,Hlusstg'3 Furniture, L!uc Soc.
an I ererl oilsr description If NyciIq4s=q or
Personal Property, shipped or 10 be shipped per
good steam boat u bouts, ,ooth0m poIi's ON west
ern waters. or between eastern raes, ,,vn L1kes o.
other inland rOules) and any towns 10 .ls western
country ns''ss 1,zari q ,.,,
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-07-20

sa7i
~ i5'S salt 81 ncis Liverpool lo 900 bag
y M l1gy -l., togs81 by WtLEEgSli!CALNG
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
Bp Antbo ritp.

70 ALL FOREIGNERS are hereby notified that they
cannot leave the Islands without PASSPORTS from
the Department of Foreign Relations, and that before
obtaining such Passports the law requires them to
post up anotce in Hawaiian and English in some
spicuous place in the district, town or village
where they may reside, for ut least one fort.
night before their intended departure and the law
quires them besides to give notice of their intended
departure. in the Polynesan Newspaper for fourteen
days previous to their departure.
In applying for Passports they requested to pre-
sent copies of the notices above referred to.
All Foreigners arriving at the Islands with Pass
ports from Foreign Ministers Consuls request
ed to present them Immediately their arrival to the
Minister of Foreign Relations taking care to have
them previously acknowledged by the Minister or Con-
sui Of their several nations.
All Foreigners arriving at the Islands, with Pass
ports from the Kings Ministers or Consuls residing
abroad are, Immediately on arrival to present them to
the Minister of Foreign Relations who, if regular,
will vise them.
All Foreigners lin gnorsnce of the existing Passport
laws arriving at the Islands without Passports, and
others who may wish settle on the Islands, require to
obtain previously written permission from the Govor Of
Oahu; and requested in forwarding their written
applications to His Excellency, to make known who
they are, through certificates from the Ministers or
Consuls of their several nations resident at this Court
in default of such of their own nations through such
certificates of the Ministers Consus Of any other o
reign nations may have resident Ministers or Con
suls at the seat of this Government
Department of For. Relations,
9Th February, 1850.
Foreigners may procure notices by applying at the
Polynesian Office.
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR OF OAH

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR OF OAHU
All Captains and Commanders of Foreign Vessels
arriving at the Ports of this Kingdom are hereby mott
fed that the following is Law of this Kingdom:
"No captain of foreign vessel shall receive on
board his vessel any native to proceed to shall
any native 60 board any foreign vessel unless he
first obtain the written of the governor or his
agent shall he continue man on board for lon.
ger period than such certificate allows. Whoever vi
oates this law evades it shall be fined four hundred
dollars" M. KEKUANAOA,
Governor Of Oahu.
FORT, 9Th February, 1850.
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

NEW IORk lHROUGH lICkElS.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
i FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
Francisco to New York, by way of Chagres and
Panama. The splendid and popular steamships
SARAH SANDS, $500 tons burthen, W. C.
Thon? ?son, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS.
100 tons burthen, J. W. Wood. Commander, will
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and well known
steamships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons burthen,
Chas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY,
1000 tons burthen. J. G. Wilson, Commander.
Rates of fare San Francisco to Panama direct.
First Cabin, $500
Second Cabin, 100
The Second Cabin has a separate table, and the
berths fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands are state
rooms, great advantage in point Of comfort, over
the unfinished hunks Of an open steerage.
Chagres to New York.
After Saloons, $l25
Forward Saloons, 100
Lower Cabin, 80
All the above have the same table and privileges
of the Saloons.
Steerage, found with mattresses and board, IS
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
The subscribers are now issuing through tickets
TO New York BY the above named steamers
=. EVERETT & CO.
Honolulu, May Is, ls5o.-l-tf
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVE
HENRY 8. SWINTON,
L TICTTONEER and General Com

n UCI1ONEEh ana Oeucrei Oo"usseos0'
II Merchant. tahaina, Maui. Hawaiian Islands,
has constantly on hand and for sale. general as
sortment of Hawaiian Produce. adapted to the
wants Of whalers visiting these isands Tor recruits
which viii be supplied on reasonable terms TOT
Cash or Bills Of Exchange on England, france ef
the United States a..
Any business entrusted to his caro- will be prompt
~ .tisnded TO- my is1y
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
BENJAMIN PITMAN,

EALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY,
IL General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce,
Byron's Bay, Hilo, Hawaii, has constantly on hand
and for sale, general assortment of Merchandise
usually required by whaleships touching at these
islands for recruits.
sP Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills
of Exchange on the United States, England and
France. my 19ly
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
ID. N. FLITNER,

ID. N. FLITNEK,
(sUCCEssoR TO MR. I. H. BoARDMAN,)
-A Continues to repair CHRO-
NOMETERS, at the old stand /;
accurate rates determined by fre-
ouent observations with Transit Instrument, made
by ss Roskell," Liverpool.
:" Particular attention given to fine WATCH
REPAIRING dec. 8. 30-y,
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
tUI.ATIONS.

FUI.ATIONs.
CT OF LAWS
e, Published for the
d others freguentinv
hds.
of entry to make tho
I a pilot.
Els to the wrndward
cate to be signed bv
free from any con,s.
he white flag, other.
lag, and obey the d.
othcer
to the Governor or
landing.
'aggage to be landed.
ws, are subject TO a
at any of the ports
all letters to the col.
gardIng the delivery
collector will only
y His Hawsiian Ma.
my merchant vessel,
I either of the legal
e known TO the COL
Fss upon which said
rnish him with a list
10 him under oath n
of the cargo with
" hich manifest shall
pack ages, with their
antilles and also the
hsignees. When any
rm any or all of the
prty-eight hours after
to a fine not exceed.
thei documents pre-
hall be either in the
elton, and at the ex
wide an officer to be
uring her discharge, to
on, and see that no
Merchandise be landed
the ports Of these ISL
five per cent. ad ga
nented liquors.
ports of entry at these
b, Honolulu, Oahu, and
lers, in addition there
Kauai and Kealeke-
fges on merchant yes
onolulu, 20 cents per
1; pilotage in and out,
Lahaina, anchorage
ealth certificate, 81;
80. and clearance ST.
at the port of Homo
and neither lading or
pr leaving any passen-
s per ton harbor dues,
J, if they discharge or
sengers thew shall nav
ues.
e Polyncsian newspa.
lesbips are, from and
n all charges for pilot
hge fees. at all the va
rs of this group.
|Ehalers will be, clear
.ired } 81, each; and
lulu,-buoys, 50. At
81; lights 81: canal,
akeakua, health Ger
land goods to the val
Ht if they exceed thss
10 pay five per cent. on
well as the charges for
br anchorage fees, re-
ious TO June 10, ls47;
exceed SI200, " hich
onolulu and Lahaina, }
as merchantmen, and
|d legal Liabilities.
balers, do not include
|f spiniuous liquors.
hich is prohibited ex-
|lu,) will subject them
linen including the pay
| n, as we'll al the an
|lc roadsiead of Homo
|onolulu.
; who shall fail TO pro-
for, shall be liable 10 a
re than fifty dollars, TO
|e, each ship-master is
|ollector of Customs, a
Is Consul, that all le-
is office, against said
that he knows OF no
Id not INN ediately de-
uors landed at any Of
subject TO The follow
ndy, " hiskey, &C., OF
b IS per cent alcohol,
) per cent. alcohol sic
rs, cordlals, &C, Tex
,agne and sinclair wines
,ohoi) 81 per gallon ;
per cent alcohol, , malt
Ia rGi0Tem.
ry may be iranshiPped
ii drty-
which the duties have
eizure and confscation
ience on shore, and the
any vessel, it shall be
,fficer of said vessel TO
iprit person TO any ON
S his surrender on pro-
" person on board offs
!. of Honolulu, to throw
,ard, under a penalty OF |
LahaIna, after the beat
In, after the ringing Of
ension and q fine of 81
,e 10 the harbor master
heir sailors within 4s
10.
be discharged at an,
excepting those OF Ls
seamen at any
ithout the written con-
he only ports at v hiea
% be shipped-and al
prs consent only.
risoner from these rr
of $500. I
learance, it shall be 10.
officer first TO furnish
a manifest Of cargo ID
vessel.
le commanding Officer
to carry out o.
, any domiciled al'ea'
}, without previous e.. e,
t from His Malestys
Polynesian., 1850-08-03
s. III, WILLIAMS & co.

s. HI. WILLIAMS & CO.,
I IMPORTERS of American and European
Goods, will keep constantly on hand general
assortment of Merchandise adapted TO the markets
of Oregon. California and the Hawaiian Islands.
general assortment of Ship Chandlery and Provi-
sons required by whalers touching at this port or
recruits, on hand which will be supplied on liberal
terms for cash. or Bills of Exchange. mylSiy
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

HENRY ROBINSON Il CO.,
Merchants and Commission Agents,
July 1S-9-yl HONOLULU. H..
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

CAUTION.
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby caution
all persons against trespassing in any manner
upon his estate at PuIoa salt works, pain Of be-
ing proceeded against according to Law.
c. ". VINCENT.
Nov. 10. Is49-26-tf
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

ing taken the Stsno
|. II. MARSHALL, his'
X Co., will continue J.
less in all its branches .
where he hopes tn..
hitherto afforded n,'A ;,
Jail to give him q csi.. ",
kasks on hand and io'
decl5-3l-ly'
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

by gives notice tns' s'
lis authorized to COZ
account of H. j. M ~,
J which are not o''
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Y SALE The subscriber being about TO leave TINS
Kingdom offers his Dwelling House and Loi for sale
The premises situated in the business part OF
luu fronting on two streets and have them well Of
excellent water cook house, barn. &c-Aiso 9nantty
of h..r;n, Erut Trees. J. TURRlLL'
mar2S,f4sminl Z. X. bIodOf, Agen..
NOTICE is hereby given that from and at
IN ter this date no horses, cattle, or other animals
will be allowed to at large on the plains o. ku.
Ia Kahua waikiki Animals running at large Will
be imPoundcd.
By order of the Minister Of the INTERIOR
HONOLULU, MAJ 4, ls5o.-5l-tf
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to apPli-
~ cants for the purchase and leasing Of Govern
ment lands, that the Legislature being now in ses-
sion attention to their numerous Applications mt u
be deferred for the present. until the more pressing
business of the Government is disposed OF.
By order Of the Minister Of the Interior.
-.v7s 9sf KEONI ANA.
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

BOWLIN & CARTWRIGHT,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
jyl3-9y LAHAINA, MAUI, H. 1.
" prcun n nowtIN ALFRED D.. cARrwRIaH1
Polynesian., 1850-08-03

WRIGHT & ROBINSON,
House, Sign, Ship, Coach and Ornamental
Painters.
Limitations of Wood and Marble executed with
neatness and despatch)
jyl3-9tf HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I.
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strengthened with our Strength Such
confidence we have in It's strength. that
we have no fears Of few rash d!suuion-
lists, either north or south
2. lie says, ''lf the Methodist Church
set their faces against the delivery OF fugi-
tive slaves. they viii divide the Union as
they did their own Church, If the edi-
tor meant 10 insinuate that the Methodist
Chrch had SO "sct their faces we can
view the language but as a wanton assault
upon that respectable body OF Christians
When did the Methodist Church pursue
such course? When did the Indiana
conference utter such an exp ession, The
charge is wholly without foundation. The
conference did approve. not our article.
as the Sentinel has il, but the ..seaf jmeutS''
of our article. It's errors. if anv, il left
upon our own head But did the article
oppose the return oftugitivesi We utter
Ell no such word. We never have, in any
shape or form. ntcrlered between master
and his slave; and in that editorial. which
was before the Sentinel. we expressly said:
AS We have heretofore stated, so We re-
peat, that it is the duty of Congressman
to carry out the provisions Of the COnsti-
tuition. II a slave escapes from bondage.
ana ms master captures nun. ne must
have the privilege Of carrying hlin back 10
his place Of service. II any one eitces
slave - escape. Let the law. enforce the
appropriate penalty -liut wiIlle tne," pro-
VISIONS are enforced upon the one hand .
lei the rights Of the innocent and the uu
offending be also protected
Neither conference nor our>eif as edI-
tor. interfere in any way with fusltives.
but we do disapprove of a law which
makes the whole north hunting ground
for kldhappers, exposes freemen TO the
claims OF slavery. offers premium II
corrupt officers, and taxes. and attempts
10 turn the whole population into slave
catchcrs or k,dnappcrs. Surely the edi
tor was sorely pressed for arguments.
when he turned aside to utter such a base
less accusation against the Method>fs Of
Indiana But we need not defend them
The public know them 10 well 10 render
any defense necessary.
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has reason to apprehend that such fugitive
will be rescued by force from his or their
possession before he can be taken beyond
the limits of the State in which the arrest
IS made. it shall be the duty Of the officer
making the arrest TO retain such fugitive in
his custody, and 10 remove him 10 the
State whence he fled, and there to deliver
him 10 said claimant, his agent or attor-
ney. And TO this end, the officer is here
by authorized and required TO employ as
many persons as he may deem necessary
to overcome such force. and to retain them
in his service SO long as circumstances
may require. The said officer and his
assistants, while so employed 10 receive
thu same compensation, and 10 be allow
ed the same expenses as are now allowed
by law for transportation OF criminals. 10
be certified by the Judge Of the district
within which the arrest is made. and paid
out Of the treasury Of the United States.
SEC 10, And be il further enacted, That
when any person held to service or labor
in any State or Territory, or in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, shall escape therefron.
the party to whom such service or labor
shall be due. his, her, or their agent or at
tofney may apply TO any court Of record
therein, or Judge thereof in vacation, and
make satisfactory proof 10 such court or
Judge in vacation, Of the escape Aforesaid,
and that the person escaping owed service
or labor 10 such party. Nhereupon u"
court shall cause record 10 be mad" Of
the matter as proved. and also general
description of the persons 50 escaping,
with such convenient certainty as may be-,
and q transcript Of such record anthenti-
Gated by attestation Of the clerk and seal
Of the said court being produced IN any
other State, Territory or District IN which
the person SO escaping may be found. anu
being exhibited - any Judge. commits
sjouer or other officer OF the l nited states
to cause persons escaping from service
or labor to be delivered up. shall be held
and taken to be full and conclusive evl-
dence Of the fact Of escape, and that the
service or labor Of the person escaping $
due 10 the party in such record mentioned
And upon the production by the said par
" OF other and further evidence. II neccs-
sary, either oral or by affidavit, in addi-
ton TO what is contained in the said record
Of the identity Of the person escaping, ne
or she shall be delivered up 10 the claim
ant And the said court. commissioner.
nudge or other person authorized by this
act 10 grant certificates TO claimants OF fu-
gitives, shall. upon the production OF the
record and other evidences Aforesaid,
grant TO such claimant q certificate of his
right to take any such person identified
and proved to be owing service or labor
as aforesaid, which certificate shall autho-
rive such claimant to seize or arrest and
transport such person to the State or Ter
riiory from which he escaped. Provided ::
That nothing herein contained shall be
construed as requiring the production OF
transcript Of such record as evidence as
aforesaid. But in its absence the claim
shall be heard and determined upon other
satisfactory proofs, competent in law.
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IN immense amount Of labor has been
expended in dams-but very few of all
the daming. canaling &c. has been sue
cesstul this year. by reason Of the early
and destructive fre~hets. Only two or
three dams have ~ithstood the foods. and
the loss 10 thousands. who have spent the
whole summer in these works. IS most
ruinous and irreparable.
The Sacramento papers announce the
end Of the Squatter War The Com
mon Council announce the restoration 10
health Of Mayor Blgclow. and his pnysi-
clans bill for attending him Of Il 900. and
the consulting .doctor's' Of $500 The
liquor and eatin. b..l Of the soldiers
amounts 10 - 600.
LYNCH LAW.
4 man was brought before a Justice Or
The Peace FOR stealing al ox-tnc Court
adjourned for one hour. and the Justice
took the prisoner INTO MS keeping lie
asked the thief now much he would give
to be released, he replied all have-be-
ing S17O-the Justice took the money.
tore up the papers. and le. the thief 90.
" nen the parties returned at the end OF
the hour, they found the prisoner gone
the Justice saying he had escaped The
crowd put after h.m. caught him and
brought him back. when the facts weIe
made known The crowd we're increased
they first tried tae OK >teacr and ac
quilted him Then tiny tried the Justice
and found him guilty ordered him lash
ed to an oak tree AMI there whipped upon
the bare back by the OK thief. The sen
tence was executed to the qualification Of
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cussing the question as 70 whether the
present county officers should g out OF
office upon the adoption Of the new Con
stituron. Pending the consideration
thereof. i adjourned over Thanks giving
dav ii! this morning