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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

Cardiff affords great pleasure to certify that Mr.
r. LEARNED became, some nne months since, MEM
ter of NY class OF private ms in the of
Mental Alchymy; in which is involved the application
OF Atmospher electricity to the cue of diseUst, both
mental and physical: that since that time, by cores
poGd nee or Otherwise, he has been under my cUIstait
advice in regard to the theory involved in this SCI
as well as i'll e2ard TO its practical application t. .
relief of the afflicted and that regard him every ay
eminenty qualified 10 teach the principles of the sci
ence, he having complied with my conditions to lhat
effect, as well TO practice the successfully i'll
the of dis ases and therefore cordially COmncrd
him to the confidence of the suffering and afflicted.
b. GROWN WlLLIAMS,M d,
Prnf Mental lrhN nv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

DIR. Harrington, at No, I2I Main street.
can be consulted confdenfiay ut his Office in all cases
OF CHROME and acute diseases Office hours from A.
M TO J.. M. vi communications must be gOSt 1ojd
nov24 dly F F''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

cool and SPARKLING soda with
every variety OF SYRUPS Fifty Tickets for one dollar
h. T. LAZELL, Apohecary,
sePo uWu 20l Main street.
-. =. M core MERCHANT TAILOR, and Deae
in Gents Furnishing Goods--No. 2I3A Mnnstreet IT. Is
Hotel Building, Worcester. Mass iv12
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

DIR. Ill. w. Buxton, PULMoNisT, Corner of
MAN and Myrtle streets, opposite Collon's Nursery
Where his services be promptly obtained Al any
hour by day or night, when prevented by previous
Professional Duties
AuscutauOn ami Advice, Free dtEdec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

II. X. Stratford would saw 10 ou those
wishing @ood D12nerreoypes of themselves or friends
that they can obtain them by calling ON him, at The
GTeat daguerrean Palace, Nos. Ii and II Harrington
Block corner OF Main and Front sts where all " III be
treated with cvility and politeness Entire satisfaction
guaranteed saro7dtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

Particular Notice. The best Daauprre otvpes
made i'll this City are made at Dr.VAN ALSTIN'S two
doors oith of tie American Temperance House The
public are invited to call and examine specimens |
have got large and splendid copy of tie Greek slave
taken while al the fair in this city, which well worth
a visit to my looms. o30dsv,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06
VILLA D.ICKIN sON.
NOFARV "pIfnI ~, -

Will attend to this and other matters of busioess a
hisOhice over the Central Bank nov dIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-06

LESSONS IN MODERN FARMING C, OR AGRI-
CULTURE FOR SCHooLs-Containing Scientific
Exercises for Recitation, and Elegant Extracts
from Rural Literature for Academic, or Family
Reading. BY Rev. john l.. Blake, D. D., Au-
thor OF Farmers Every Day Book, - "A Gene
raj Biographical Dictionary and ''Family En-
ccyclopadia of Useful Knowledge New York:
Mark ii. Newman & Co., 1851.
The name affixed to the title page of this work.
as It's author or compiler, would insure for it
careful examination, in consideration of the repu-
tatlon already acquired by him. And we are
very free TO say, that after such an examination,
we are well pleased with the work. 1t is a prof
liable addition to the Reading Books, and one
which we should be pleased to have introduced
into all our country schools. Those who look for
a dry, scientific work, calculated only for those
who delight to plod and deye in works Of such
character, will find themselves under mistake:
A great portion of the work consists Of excellent
reading lessons, of an interesting character select
ed from the best authors, having direct or indi-
rect bearing upon the science of Agriculture Yet,
interpreted Herewith, throughout the book,
making about one third of the whole, are Scien-
t'hc Lessons, in question and answer, designed
for class recitation; but which answer WELL also,
for reading lessons. These embrace the various
subjects of science connected with the art of agri-
culture, presented in form to make them at
iractye and interesting to the STUDENT and to give
him fund of knowledge which will be useful to
him in whatever situation in life he may hereafter
be destined to occupy, and particularly SO, if it
should be devoted tie agricultural pursuits.
We could say much in commentator of this
work, but time and space forbid We hope the
public attention may be directed to it, and espe-
cially that school committees and teachers may
examine it, before they consent to pass it by, as
another of the large class of candidates for public
favor, which have no intrinsic merits to recon-
mend them.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-17

Form of Cerfifc,

The undersigned, postmaster of certifies that he
well acquainted with the guaanors above named and their
property and that they sufficient and able make good
their guaranty. [Signed1
naAa
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-17

IACkLEH'S GEODESY, LOGARITHMIC Ia
IL BLEs, Ca treatise Trigopometry, plane and
spherical with its application TO Navigation and Surveying
nautical and practical Astronomy and Geodey, with oga
rihmic, Trigonomietrcal, and Nautical Tables.
For sale by TAYLOR X MAURY,
dec 80 Booksellers 9Th sire
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-17
Form for a BidDhcre no change from advertise
3neyf is contaminated bu the bidder.

nett is contemplated by the bidder.
81 Cor we, the may be) there write the name
in full Of There state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail route No. from
to often the Postmaster Generals adver-
sement for proposals the dated December 49, $780,
requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained
such advertisement, and by the following mode of convey
ance, to wit Here state how is to be conveyed for the
annual of There write out the words full length
Dated [Signed.
Form Of a Guaranty 10 accompany each bid.
The undersigned There insert the of the guarantor
guaanos guarantees that here insert of bidder
or names of bidders the may bel if his Cor their
bid Tor carrying the mail from to be accepted
by the Postmaster General shall enter into the contract re-
CURED by the Postmaster General pursuant such bid prior
to the first day of July next with least good and su
Gent sureties, to perform the service proposed"
Dated [Signedl
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A;d back betMeen m Thursday, and p m next day.
Proposals to embrace Micanopy will be considered.
35l5 From Alligator at once a week, Saturday;
To Oustee by Up N, &c miles;
And back between p and Il p m.
35l6 From Alligator at week, Friday;
BY Suwannee Shoals
To Blount's Ferry by p m, 36 miles
And back between and p m next day.
35l7 From Alligator at once week, Wednesday;
By White Springs, Jasper, Jennings, Belevie,
Cherry Lake, Clifton, and Aucia
To Monticello by p next Friday, &c miles,
And back between Saturday, and II m next
Monday.
Proposals commence at Mineral Springs will be
sidered. (See 353l)
35lS From Jasper at a m once week, Monday;
BY Bounts Ferry, and Rauerson's Ferry
To Centre Village Ga, by m next "Wednesday,
80 miles;
And back between a m Thursday, and p IN next
Saturday.
Proposals to at Blounts Ferry invited
35l9 From Orange Springs week, Wednesday;
BY Madsonboro;
To Newnansville by 10 p m, as miles
And back between a m and 10 p next day.
$500 From Okahumpka at once week, Friday;
BY Thomass
To volusa by p m next day, so miles;
sAnd back between m Thursday and IL m next day.
1921 From 0caa at a week, Friday;
BY Long Swamp and Okahumpka;
To Abrahsmtown by p M Al miles;
And back between M and pm next day.
1922 From Homosassa at in two weeks, every
other Wednesday
To Cedar Keys by m 40 miles, sd,
And back between and m every other
Tuesday sn 5a.t
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70 a sum 10 be named in the proposals in each case.
hon'a from Washington, miles and back, week.
Anderson from Tunnel Hill, % miles and back, once week.
AtaPugus from cambridge, l21 miles and back, once
week.
Bald Hill, Green Hill
week. ~ '
Da'esvie from Nacoochee miles and back once week.
beersheba, from Oak Hill miles and back once A week
Berkshire from Stone Mountain 6 miles and back once n
week.
Blue Creek from Mount onah miles and back once week.
Benny Doom, Gamble, and WOODBURY. from Berzelia ~
miles and back, once a week VII ~.
bonneville from Carrolon IL miles and back once week
bowling Green from Samonvle, Al miles and back once
week
buncombe from Monroe 10 miles and back once n week
CAIRO from cambridge l6 miles and back once week
California from Rome, s miles and back once week.
/ Camp Ground from Homesve 10 miles and back, once
a week. 80
Cotoza from Tunnel Hill, miles and back six times a
week. from June to September and twice week the residue
Of each year.
Chaseve from Free Bridge miles and back once week
Cracker Neck and Merrill from Greensborough, Is miles
and back a week
Cross Keys from Decatur 10 miles and bach once week
Cut Of from Monroe "a miles and back once a week
Delray and Mill Bridge from Barnesvie IA miles and
back a week.
Earle's Furnace from Gainesville 10 miles and back once
week.
Eden from Railroad, miles and back once week
Eubarley rom Shesborough miles and back twice week
Fair Play from Madison 10 miles and back once week
Fancy Hill and Pleasant Valley from Spring Place 10
miles and back, once a week
Farmers and Mechanics Mill from Jefferson miles and
back, once week.
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cided after mature considerations that bid proposing spe-
cc mode of of high grade coach
transportation to preferred the bid The expert
ence of the Department enables it lay down the following
rules,
When the mail on the route is not large require
two horse coach e"" bid 'he lowest WI" DO
preferred to the specific bid.
3D. When the mails of such and weight
der necessary expedcn reference to them alone, to
provide coach conveyance the specific bid though
the highest will be preferred to the star bid to the extent Of
n moderate difference in the compensation the differ
ence is not such TO interfere with the policy of the la,
which looks reduction the cost Of transportation Ex
cepons however, be allowed where the star lid is made
by the present owner of the stock the route and
fes that the for preong the specific bid do not
exist in his case.
49, On Of the highest Glass; where four horse coach
steamboat transportation required by the size and I'M
poace of the mails the preference for the specific bid VIII
be- If necessary, carried to greater extent OF difference IMAM
on the inferior coach routes subject however, to the excep
tons above stated.
%. modification of bid in any Of lis essena TERMS is
an amount TO bid and canuot be received so as 10 IN
erere with regular competitions ai0f the last hour set lot re-
ceivng bids.
25 Posmasers are requd to be careful and not to GER
y the sufciency of guarantors or sueues Wou'
that they persons of sahcien' iesPohs'y anu a o
ders guarantos and suretes are distinctly notified that on
nre n into or perform the contracts for the
nronosed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will he
enforced against them
26 The contracts will be substantially in the here
toore used this Department. except the respects par
culay mentioned in these instructions and condons and
on eli railroad and steamboat The will be
of and into all the post Offices than eighty
rods from the railroad or landing.
N X HALL, Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., December ls, 1880
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Our Baltimore Correspondence.
bALIIHDkE, NOV. % IoDI
1haakS gtying Day and Night in ayn arovn1 Bll
fi1nOrs &c

BALTIMORE, Nov 2S, l5ol
Thaaks gtring Day and Night in ayi aroprd Bll
tinore, r..
Thanksgiving day in Baltimore was observed
with genuine enthusiasm, according to the pscu
lar views Of our citizens. In the morning, the
churches were crowded, and appropriate sermons
delivered. The tsverns were also throngsd, and
oil manner and variety Of drinks imbibei by ,he
thirsty, and by those who were not thirsty. The
streets were made q general promenade ground
during the afternoon for the bdlss and bapr Of Bal
,imore aud, at night, the various places Of amass
ment, as well as all the Methodist churches, we're
well filed.
Thus passed the day in the city, whilst IN the
country around about the city, the rabbits, squlr-
rsls. and partridges we're being hunted by thou
sands Of amate sportsmen. The sportsmen we're
uot quite as numerous as the birds, b.. "A they
wended their way back 10 the city a. light, there
was vast Number more sportsmen than game 10
their possession.
With the exception OF fight on the Point,
among a parcel Of rowdies, the peace OF the city
not disturbed. This hght, however, resulted
in the death Of one Of the participants. wac re-
eeived dirk wound IN the back, whilst Others
were more or less injured.
An accident occurred last evening on the 3aiti.
more snd Ohio Railroad, which caused the break
ing mp Of several cars, and delayed the train 70 a
ate hour, but did no damage to life or limbs.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

INTELLIGENCE FROM THz WEsr INDIES. We
have received by the Brother Jonathan, files Of
Kingston Jam papers to the 2ls. instans-ten days
later than eur previous advices.
There is no. much news The Kingston Ss1wiard
OF the 10th instant, says
We undsr,tAna that q communication has beea sent
olored lads named Alexander Henriquss and william
Edwards we're nveig.ed on board the American steam
ship Illinois he- frst visit TO this port in August
Last By American named Ulster Who having induced
them 70 On board the steamer locked them up In his
berth until the steamer fairly at On her arrival
apvr-xa s.. taken to boarding house where
there was fortunately Tor vno- black man, through
whose assistance their WAS made known to Her
Me- esy Consul who took charge OF them and BY whom
they we're sent back TO Jamaica We also understand
that several ether persons Of color have oesn ap1uled
On board another American steamship and sasa tu.9
s.svery in the United statss The whole matter W.
ioub bt!ess undergo Judicial investigation
The Sgaddrd ef tie Sd inst. says
An Amsrcsn female, accompanied By ons os the oppo
ste prom Barbor street Saturday afternoon
accompanied by large crowd OF reyro boys and girls
vaoss conduct regret TO say rather that OF semi
ssvsxes than civilized beings the lady a.tired in
complete BlooEler Costume consisting Of very full
tEUvse-s fastened A. the sncles and tunic which
reached little above the knsss The srt.le. Of attire
we're Of plaid silk On her bead she wore black fur. or
silk bat Of ,hspe hal. msns and half vomans which
vas decorated with plume Of feathers This strange
rally attracted the attention Ut sone o. all persons
whom the passed in the att ets bat Of the large
crowd WHO With hOo.lnys and ha-IooDys accompanied
her IN her walk
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
n DIEAI..

No FrE TILL CURKD.-Ds CoRR.Tr 10 DUAr
IN street. ay bs consulted eonhdsnay on the trssmeae
)f delicate doasss prsstoe snsblss DIT 10
perform speedy and pssmsasnt oures whous usrourr
.na recent In few days Dr. g. has sbsansa
emneRes 10 Ais branch Of the rrofs sica seoori W
In Aner where al Ia reed of medical or surgical aid
srrly wiz certainty Of being honofsby dealt With Dr
Ia nsmbcr Of the University OF aha City OF sss Yorr
ny JOHNSON NO. II DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ hnovn in the trsstuen of delicate diseases The Doc
reDutator for ssi in those k,cusd shat have
ssissd for years s pre- eminent Copsttusions weakness
Brought on by secret hsbt enecnaiiy cured. Reeea,
cured in four days perfect cure charge.
MS. COopEE, DUANE sTREkT, HAS fQR rIn
W less ninet8o yesra dGvotsd his rrscte9 " tas tres
a rercurai and other diseases te
asgrarales diseases aad Mild ossel ysnovsj IN s fssa
q Hsrrugsrs d1nt be deceived Sv ~ ncoetsf n ~,
vs street. near Chatham Stree, hsge not ,ts Du.oe
street. Zee ny dHiJna N M tBce with the sra nsm~
a'a aht surgery abas enSafF has exoih'-l n
pCf.dtc4rt ~ % Qbafaa
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Superior Court.

b-tOre Hon JulRe GssO1
THz PEoPLy's BANK AZ PATERSos IS. wN aA3A2.
NoyEssEs ~ This was action a ehscS, istei
July 10 ls4s drawn By the defendant the Seventh
Ward Bank for $3.50 aBt payable 70 bearer The making
Of the check snd It's presentation SC sre slited sud
the defence that the check not given the plain
tia but TO one Nathaniel Simpson under his specific
agree neLt when had not been carried out further
defence L. that The iiscouotny Of che check usur
and also that t done In nosss unlsr i've dollars
which IL contrary 20 .sv The defendant in his answer
aso states that the check made by him AMI handed
20 ~ stimpson Who bad appes % him the 10th OF
April, I54s, for certain quantity of type which he
wanted 20 purchase credit tor ths Dry B,oL news
pager 5.inpso1 propossd that II the defendant would
supply him With the goods be waited he would give the
s.enaan the note Of George Hastings the brother In
sv Of stnpscu security ior ths payment Of the bill
having made n {urss 20 the cling aBi character
Of Hastnss he (defeudant coosensi 20 take the bill
but Hat lived Ia Chicago, Linios aud the note
COLD not be procured pithout delay and simpson
sesrJus 0f obtaining the types he (stmpson) pro
both parties might Be carri outthe goods furnished
. stn7eOn and tlc asfep3ADt pr II tha sion Of
funds f0- The greater part q th dsb; Until the cote
sou 4 b. procured fssm hr Hastings stnpsons pro-
position This He stated thai bis brother r. 9
s.ispson, rss csshisi Of the Peoples Bani =. Pa
.srstn New Jsrey aud through him he could procure
asy jscous.s hs wanted that II toe dsfeudant wouli
!fav bH cheek iO- tjVo be (stimps0nl would get
esco-ntej ~ tAe 6sak ard hand ths procseds the
1ef.niaat that Il ths n0,s q Mr Hastings ala not
coms - bsni before tn chick became due The check
shouii b. ruswe1 sD1 ths note received
sbfU1 b delivered % hs defendant Who should then
pay the check aud tas note iit not arrive ia due
time s.nrson va - pay s3i take W The oheck and
Aso pay The balance Of Dis purchase The defendant
ys ~ cotssnted % bL proposition for the accom-
moiat.cn of st.mpson. epl On The 10Th og April de-
vefei tyrss % Dim % .hs amount % s IS "a crpdt
of sis nortb. the exprsss UNDERMINING tha. he
he srctmn o1stiOn be fke isfen1sotj made biz chec
IN lie Seventh Vs:G BANK ~ 1i- city or $500 vhirh
rss pest dated lays. hat ,he ncte C UasnZ-
pct ccmuz 20 hao1 b.fors ihe check became Tue he
sNue rsuspe5 f0r another week and for ths same
fpascu ]; rsnsEe3 from * % Wsft un' ne 10TH
y Jgy vtsn the d.. liant hseuz hA. the note which
bad BEEN pic missed 90 him rss 10t fnrthcnmiuE snd
having rsagcn 70 believe that it voult BE- he
fusi 70 proceed Ia that any urther 60 give
suy check. sui b. Accordingly required stnpson
"a provide fr The check yh.ch thrn due and 60 pay
he haance Of bis account bu stimps1n uex scei 90 dc
90 or to pay hs ir sb.sness t0 tls 5en5sn and the
sai3 siebtsJlsss sl remsns dua vita "a reception
9ftbe amount received b. the 1sfpn To- proceeds
of his own chsck Il ao appeared that the money %;
Zach chsck given IN notes q ths Peoples Bsnx a.
Paterson Neri.ct for the psinti3 1918 y iamgss
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. p, lsjl
1idrk's ring Dgy--Avesf Of a Fygitius fror' Jvs.
tire Unj fortunate RencOnirs -R06jgy 0f a C.gk-
ing Store Baohei0r Tisugs--7ys RYpirs % tie
Mi'vtsGgi, e..
Thanksgiving day appeared to be mos, heartily
-Bjoytd Nearly all the stores we're ;iesed. and the
busisess ;horoughfires put on a sunday look ~hils
Chesnat street was alive with young sni oii "a.
ioyipz a promenade, or a0cking to the various
places Of Amusement.
Patrick McGovern, who recently escaps1 from
the Jail at Orwissburg, Pa, wa. this morning az
rested on board a canal boa. in the Schuylkl, and
taken 20 prison Two comrades nterferei y pre-
vent Dis arrest. and were also taken into custody.
An unfortunate affair occurred last evening, 90
The bluebel road, belew the city Mr. William
Caldwell vas returning from a cunning excursion
with two other friends, when a vehicle tha. was
going very rapidly struck his qua and broke the
barrels from the stock An alteration ensuei Be
tween Mr.. & and the persons In the vehicle When
one OF the latter assaulted him VITA the butt " bis
whip, and also attempted 70 ht him With the bar
rsls o. his gun. Mr. Caldwell then track his assai
ant with the stock Of the gun, and be fell ssnseless
from the effects Of the blow Fearing another
assault from the companions of the wounded man
Mr. Caldwell escaped. On his arrival 10 the city
he consulted counsel, and gave himself up % ma
Qis.rate. making a statement Of the affair t1e
name OF the wounded man has not been nascertained
The store of Stahler & Bell, No J32 North
second street. was robbed Of cio.hingto TO the valve
Of Al 000 last night. Entrance was ELECTED WIZ
false keys ,.,-...
Deegs sisps from he Junior Bachelors Association
Of New York. Boston and Newark, are sXpecte
here next week. az guests Of the Juniors Of shi'
city for be purpose Of attentng their fete % com
| of on Wednesday evening az he Musicii az
4 Hall
| Our shipwrights aai mschiaists are rsi1iciag !
over the lact That he steamsaip Mississippi 1i'
/ been ordered here i0r dOgkage anj -epars -
/ object is 10 tcst TIE sectional dock and ral~a1'
which b., fsr been perfectly uss. sss, II ~9nl'
ppenre o. The ictff.isncy o rate- IN t-0ns Ut tbe
| naval stptcn 2 be rive- here has been t.at tet
aud thi-fy-six eef ~ higc wafcr on u.sl H1 -
| rt '.tt. h. tvs.e .l- t-f r4-f -B
The New York herald., 1851-11-29
Court OF Special sessions.

Before Juggs Besbse sDd Aldermen Bal ani ooneklin
Nv - - Jtsertis Crtsc n N~r Tgrt- T. H,uS Of
n. .fss Among the scenes q vrstchstnts aud depra-
viy isy exhibited In ths court of the most mean
-bfv feature. presented IL the strong attachment 70
srins evncsd By she younger ofsn1ef, The evident
misery o. their condition. weighs nothing Ia the ba
Ancs against the Of liberty 70 pror about the
streets and thitye This u repeatedly Shown By be abb
horsncs tbey ussfest Of going TO The House q Refuge
rhers svsry n adopted q improving their condi
ton prsferriBz In almost AZ cae. o. bs committed for
short time % The penitensry tha they may again be
fee 20 pursue thsif evil aud Vretohei course of fe
Tnis tBng for instance ons George Doushsrty Il lad
probably about l5 years Old having been convicted of
petit larceny, Vss aetrt bis sge. lie immediately
replied. eighteen sztr.n being the limit AZ which
hey receivable in the hous- Of Refuge Being asked
risn b. Ess bern BE- saf 1885 an1 correcting himself
g The court fsi justified 10 chasing him among the
iuveoses end sept I'm b. ths tread abol. where u
+. n Be hopsd ne riii learn srithust lie viii certain
y base toe Opportunity
77s -afsEfr.5. ~ srT'. Mr. -7sDiy nsf-T whose
g.. usma cisariya msuInes Tor ths bearer vas
tringtvs urcLln - IT, Dlscs 5u- ph0ss S1J scarcely
esed H. ior ~ tha boz o. fbcA b. piirsf -
cI4 tsI affh tfsslitr es'h 4at chain tr lr, r-tty
I'd w .yF ~r-.- TIa srrtpr n~r.~a. - f1a
..... d, tf ," I, Iae 'aG' v'r7 tr ~
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

except 10 ssk them they had agreed verdict Ths
letter Of this oath the sosr wss necessarily required 70
viosts His Honor therefore, had the form altered
q emily to require the ocer not to speak to the jury
touching subject matter which they have In charge
Asjournsd to ten o'clock to morrow msraing.
Some gsntleunan came to during tbs session Of
Court 10 dsy and said that rhsodors Cuyisr, Esq,
OF the for the defence spoken Of In my nrst
man OF good reputation and much PROMISE was net
satisfied with my notice Of him. The gentleman said
that Mr. Cuylsr was Of the Rev. Mr. Cuyler whose
congregation thought great deal Of their pastor that
he lived in large house, had been ct the bar nine
years. bad large practice, and did NOT quite like
being put In with young Mr.. Jackson He
wishsd me to make the correction do 1t With plea
sure b.