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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-10

will, moreover, cure the following diseases:
Dyspepsia. Ulcers, Colds, Coughs, Cancers,
Piles. Sore Eyes, Scrofua, Diseases OF the
Skin, Diarrh9a, Gravel, and Asthma. Fe-
males suffering from irregularities, nervous
uess and debility can be permanently cured.
Diseases of PECULIAR character guarantee
10 remove in lew days, without offensive or
|delelerous medicines. lnvalids from any
section OF the country, by addressing letter,
(posl paid) stating the symptoms OF their dls,
eases, and enclosing fee of at least from So
to SIS, as compensation for trouble. Sc, can
have medicine and full direction forwarded
10 them, in any way they may direct.
j. MITCHELL,
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office, Markel-street.
three doors from the PuC iIc Square, sign OF
the Indian, Nash VII LIE TENN.
L1NooLk COUNTY, Tenn, May 2. 80.
To all afflicted with Rheumatism, the most
painful and annoying of diseases in the Whole
catalogue of human sulGefings. | would say,
apply 10 Dr. Mitchell. or his Agents. for some
OF his invaluable Indian Rheumatic Extract;
and venture to assert you will mol be hum
bugged bu. find relief from your sutierlngs
There is great aversion 10 Patent Medicines
by the public generally. as they have been SO
often deceived; but this invaluable remedy is
worthy trial, and has, 50 far, proved effect
ual whenever tried will give abrIet state
meni Of my case, that thpse who have been
long afflicted may not YET despond white Dl.
Mitchell survives.
Having been afflicted wirh this worst OF
maladles for more than six years. being Con
fined 10 my room great portion OF tie time,
and unable 10 lie by day or night-my joints
slffened, my muscles partially osslhed, and SO
much emaciated as TO seem more ike an in
habitanl OF another world than this. Having
tried every physician OF any note oil whom
could hear, all proved unsuccessful. lhad
entirely despaired of recovery, expecting to
spend (not enjoy the life Of the invalid, when
| CHANGED 10 see an account Of The wonderful
cures effected by DR.. Mitchell's Indian kheu-
mauc Exlrscf. resolved TO give il far trial,
as had all other Physicians, " 40 tried my
case, notwithstanding il was patent medI-
cine, in which | could not exercise very
strong faith: when 10 my greatsurPtise and
satisfaction, before using il more Ilian the
short space of one month, il has been so lar
arrested in It's ravages upon my system, that
| can almost venture to assert thongh OF long
standing. that il is entirely expelled from It's
stronghold, though apparently SO well iortI-
fed. Less than one mohth is short time 10
route an enemy which has been solely en-
gagged in erecting Notifications for neaJ seven
years. | can say TO The afflicted. Try for your
selves, if you wish 10 be in The yigor and full
bloom Of health again.
Yours lrlly. F. NJ. HURLEY.
June 10 lS5P-Iy
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Turnn;ke Notice.

TEyHAT S. 90 ON each share OF stock sub
Il scrbed IND money by citizens OF Fay
ettevilIe and Those living Within 5 miles o!
Fayetteville, 10 the Lincoln portion Of the
Fayetteville s. Pulaski Tur npke Road IS re
auired to BE paid to Gen. Thomas A Owen
or Mai. Marion Chi,dress on or before the
18th -Hst. And call is hetehy made, on the
sane Stock OF SIS co On the share TO be paid
on. The FIRST of every month until otherwise or
dered. BY order Of the Board
J. r. BRIGHT, Secy.
limo 9 1859 -2t
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TulIahoma Lots.

yEtHE undersigned has LAID OFF blocks of
u LOTS Of several acres IN each, for pr
vate residence, and IS now prePared 10 sell
Them al private sale 10 those who desire 10
have summer residences, in the beautiful
and healthy town OF TuiiahOma. we
have in the Town Site, besides the most
healthy atmosphere and pure ireestone wa
ter. a most excellent Chaly beate Spring.
which is supposed 10 be mixed with white
sulphur.
WM. MOORE, Agent Sc.
May 90, l852-tf.
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Circuit Court for Lincoln County,
March Term. 1852.

David Il! Hall land others J RIn for salo nj
rs SI.vsO
Jefferson Wilson & Others
NN motion of complaindDts counsel.
W and il appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Clerk thai the defendants, Jefferson Will
son and wife Clarence, Mary. Sarah. and
Aaron MCKINLEY, Josephine Wilson, Miles
Nesbeit and wife Adaiine, arid three minor
heirs of Caroline Edmiston whose names
are nos known, Samuel D. Pr son and Rich
ard a.. Pinson are nom residents OF the
State of Tennessee. Ii is, thei re fore, ordered
that publication be made tour weeks IN sue
cession in the Fayetteville Ob$errer. news
paper published In the town, Of Fayetteville
Tennessee, commanding said defendants 10
appear before he next Circuit Court TO be
be holden at the court house in the town oil
FAYETTEVILLE, on the first Monday in July
next, 10 answer Compliments blll; otherwise
the same will be taken for confessed, and Sc
down for hearing ex parte as to chem.
JAMES r. CHlLCOAT, Clerk.
June 3, ISj2-4t
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

h Ibis county. on Sunday, 9Th inst, by
d., NJ Harris. Mr.. WIN. c. SOLOMON and
Miss HARRIET HARRISON
H. Bedford county, by Rev. Nj. Hills
man, MIR Edwin 2. IoLLfcoFFEa; OF MSS
and Miss Lucy g. B. MosELT,oi bsqiofa.
In Washington CITY, Hon. JOHN a: " IL
cox. member Of Congress from MISSISSIPPI
and Miss MARY T., daughter OF hoh' a. .
Donelson.
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DaguerreOtypeS--

We have neglected to call attq m
ton to the fact that an opportunity
is now offered to all desiring an acqu-
rate type of their pretty or ugly f ga
lures, by calling at Mr.. Henry G az
tvs Daguerrean room in Hines new
building.
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Bible Society Notice
The Lincoln County Bible Society
viii hold its Anniversary Meeting
the Sd Sabbath in June, at the Meth
odist Church in this place Sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Sl9an.
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The Subscriber

~ EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand al his
IA old stand, at the Tan Yard, an excel
lent supply Of BOOTS and SHOES; HAIR
NESS and SADDLES OF all kinds; together
with SOLE, UPPER, HARNESS 'ahd
SADDLE LEATHER. Of a superior quail
itv; all of which will be sud Low Tor cash.
OF exchanged pr barter.
April |, 1853. JAMES III. COBB.
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Wheat
building.

Wheat
gath her, we hay E reason to fear the
whe lat crop will be seriously injured
by the rust in this county We hear
of some crops being literally ruined
bY ii.
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81 GILL & RUSSELL have just re-
ceived their large and desirable stock Of
Queensware assorted. embracing every
kind and quality, from the commonest Teas
ID the finest China-vaIying 10 price from
25 cents to $40 per seit-whicb they are
anxious 10 sell. May 81. 1852.
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that to build the road is indispensa-
BILE to both our convenience and fu-
-ture prosperity, We are fully satisfied
ourselves that a large majority OF
the county would be materially ben
Gifted with the advantages of Rail-
road connection with the different
marts to which they may wish to send
their products. And we are equally
satisfied, that there is not a resident
citizen in the county, who would not
be incidentally benefited by it. We
will not deny that the far mer would
be the greatest recipient Of Railroad
advantages, from the fact-of its cheap
ening and facilitating transportation,
besides enhancing the value Of his
fands-yft, the balance Of us come
in for S hare of the gopd results.
If we have no produce to transport,
and can not be benefited in this way
or in any other, tue fact Of its assist
ing the farmer ii building up and
fostering his avocation, will necessa-
rily material aid to even
the nonproducer. Right here, per-
NIT US to remark, that we are in
hopes that we shall not in future
hear any more opposition to the
Railroad from those who should be
its friends, because they will not have
use for it to send OFF produce, or be-
cause it will increase the price of the
meat and bread they eat. It's true,
you may have to pay little more
for these articles. but of this you
should not complain, since 1t will IN
crease the farmer s ability to patron
Use you in your pursuits. If he
grows rich, you Won't starve; and it's
in this way that the nonproducer
will derive the Incidental advantage
we have mentioned. No-let us
dismiss all selfshhess, and advocate
that best calculated to accomplish
the greatest good for the greatest
number. Some Of US may regard
the Railroad as not calculated to d.
rectly push forward our particular
calling or engagements-and we are
Of that number; yet, if it will en-
rich our citizens generally, or facili-
tate their pecgRgi}ry matters to a de-
sired extent, We Should bid it God
speed in both word and deed, as far
as we may be able remembering, that
it is preferable, and decidedly advan-
tageous, to have prosperous neigh
bors.
AS this is the time for action, if
we intend doing anything in the mat
ter, we hope our readers will take
an interest in having the columns Of
the Observer partially occupied with
Railroad information; which We offer
as an apology for this extended ar
ticle- We are not discussing or
suggesting the best means for raising
the money necessary for the construc-
ton of the road--that is a question
belonging exclusively to the people
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Turnpike Notice.

ri Office that 5 per cent en- each share Of
1V stock subscribed in money TO The FAY
e,levilIe, Mulberry s. Lynehburg Turnpike
Road. is required to be paid to James Bright.
Treasurer Of said Board, ON OF beicre The INST
day OF February next. Aud call . hereby
made, on the same stock Of per cent. 10 ie
paid OIL The FIRST Of each and every mepih.
until the whole OmounI is paid IL. by "rdtr
of the Board
Ian G. 1852.
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Circuit Court for Lincoln County
March Term. 1852.

ia ~ NJ. on0 I Bill for sale OF
John Martin and others. J hanu
Am motion of complainants' counsel .
W and it appearing TO the Satisfaction of
the Clerk OF said Court that the defendants
John Marlin, James Martin. William 5.
Martin, Elisha Brown and wife Mary A..
Rachel Baldwin, Francis Bush and wife
Elizabeth. Lewis Au~burn and wife Rebec-
ca. are non-fesideats of the State of Tehnes-
see. 1t is, therefore, ordered that pubica-
lion be made four successive weeks in the
Fayetteville Observer newspaper pub
iished in the town o! Fayetteville, Tennessee,
commanding said defendants to appear be-
fore The next Circuit Court 10 be holden al
the courthouse in The town of Fayetteville,
on the first Monday IN July next, 10 answer
conlplanants' BILL; otherwise. The same will
be taken for confessed. and set down ior
hearing ex parte as 10 them
JAMES r. CHlLCOAT, CLERK.
Nav 81, IS52-4t
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Cloths, etc.
Hats!

a We have just received Moleskip.
- Beaver. Satin. Ouer, Mexican, Hunga-
nan. Kossuth, Magyar. Palm. l.. ghofD, Mar
icaibo and Panama Hats. making our assert
ment decidedly the largest and must COIN
p!eie We have ever offered.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN / BEAvEEs
April Is.
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To CORRESPONDENTS

To Correspondents
We have several communications
on hand, which viii, probably, appear
next VI eek. Among them is one
from az egina;;1 and one from g Edgar
contain ing a left-handed compliment
to the ladies.
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DR.. W. W. MNELLEY,
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.

FAN WILLIE, IENN.
VKTILL continue to devote his EXCLUSIVE
w attention 10 the Practice of Medicine
in its various branches. He hopes by close
attention &c his Profession, to merit a
continuance Of the patronage Of his friends.
Office, one door North of w. t. Ross Law
Office. May 81. i952-ly
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LEATHER.

VETE have on hand. and will continue 10
wv keen. a large lot Of Leather Of all
khds-Bridle and Harness. Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL & RUSSELL.
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Lace Goods, etc.
IT ACES, Edgings and lnseulngs;
A-Capes, Collars and Cuffs;
Iindersieeves .Chemzelies and Mantillas;
Linen Camp Handkerchief Neck RitbonsI
Berage and Grape Shawls and Lace Wells;
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons and Tnmmi+gs;
WIealhs. Flowers and Tabs;
Mitts, Gloves and Hosiery;
Parasols, Fans. &c. &c.
For sale very cheap BY
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN 4 BEAykRs,
April Is.
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BonnetS.

Esz ESQ BoNNETs comprising evstY va
SsN nety OF the latest and most
Beautiful styles just received aud. Tor SAFE
low by
GooDRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
April Is.
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H,A V gsSs

n WITH. attend at The times and places
4 herein designated, for The purpose Of re
ceivino the STATE and COUNTY Taxes, due
for The year 1852, 10 Lincoln County Ten
nessee:-
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A'E' COS't'

al COST.
beautiful Muslin ID LANES, Embro.
Id dered, Printed and Sdlid ColoIs; PLAID,
Black, Alpaca, BouIbaz inc, English and
French Merinos, at
j. LJTHOMSON'S,
South East Corner Of The Public Square.
April %, 1852.
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COMNEIrEED

To ahe Jail OF Lincoln cou D.
iy. Tennessee. on the 25th
day Of May, 1859, as a runa-
way sla We, a very light yellow
boy who says his ia me is
LEVI. Said boy is about five
) fee, high, weighs about q e
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FRESH TEAS OF all kinds FOL sale at
saE The lowest market price. Our as
LIZ s0rlment is very superior.
.McELROY & CRAWFORD.
MAY 90
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SOAD p.

HOHNSON'S celebrated Chemical
81 soap alwayso on hand. This is believed
TO be The BEST aud the CHEAPEST Soap ever
invented. Come and see.
.McELROY s. CRAWFORD. =
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New, Beautiful and Cheap
DRESS esO0Ds.

DRESS GOODS.
,sa1. THE aieaIlon of the Ladies is ra,-
~ licularly called 10 one of the mos,
- handsome stocks OF DREss GooDs
ever displayed ID Fayetteville. comprising
Rich Brocade Dress SiIkS:
superb Daui ask 60
splendid Embroid'd Robe do
magnificent Flounced do
blk Gro d. Rhine and WaIsred do
do Brocade aud Damask do
6ne Embroidered and Striped BeFageS
elegant Printed Challeysi
beautiful Plaid Poplns,
handsome Figured Grenadines;
Paris Printed Rerage de Lanes;
Lawns. TarIatans and Prints;
While Goods. Ginghams. &c. Sc.
These Goods are VERY SELECT, en.hTaciug
all the LATEST STILES out. Some Of them
are much finer than any heretofore brought
to this market, and we rely on The fine taste
Of The Ladies OF Lincoln 10 ensure Their sale,
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Anil 10.
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" DONE.

HUIILTtFI pUUI!USf IIIU 10 SUP
posed To be abodt fourteen years Of age.
lie had on when commiued light co!ored
wooden coat, dark colored james pants, cot
ton shirt, and small black wool hat. lie
says thai he belongs 10 Robert ii. Watkins,
of Pulaski, Giles county, Tennessee. and
was hired johannes J.. Watkins, Of HUNS.
Vile, Alabama, from whom he ran away.
The owner is hereby notified to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away or he will be deal,w as the
law direcls.
JAS. NJ. HANKS, Tailor. !.
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Boots and Shoes.

81 CASES Boots, shoes, Brc-
H9{ gans and Gniters, comprising ev-
a. cry style and quality for Mems, Boys
Youths, Ladies. Misses wear received AID
for sale al remarkably low prices BY
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
April l5-
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Jun 10, l852-tf.
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Candidates.-.1Sj3.
TAX COIL . croR-LtEcoLN COUNTY.
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constable, aud JUSTICES blanks just print
ed, and for sale at our desk cheap.
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GOODRICH, BUCHANAN { BEAVERS
April Is, 1852.
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MARITIME INTELLTGE NCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 0, 1852.


Cleared,
Steamship Africa, Harrison Liverpool, f. cunard Jr.
steamship Empire City Leeds Ne. Orleans, Roberts.
ship John Stuart. Ferris. Liverpool Stuart Co.
ship Caroline Reed Tiobet,s, San Francisco, W Elwsl
Ship 2, zeregs Antwerp zerega co.
ship Geo Washington, Mckenzie Martinique, whitney
ship Hy crnnell, Thompson, Baltimore. Ladd Church
ship Iowa, Blake Baltimore, o Baker Go.
hardt.
Er s NrU, 1ayGE s. Ss1 M Ssys
sehr Sarah Maria, Rogers Turks Island, NJ Freeman
schr Mary Powell, Powell, wnmingtcn, NC, 2 Powell:
schr Amanda Powers Tihbctts, Wilmington Nc Brett
sc n%Es smith 1n,. H nls%sS RAT sh
setr slTH s. small n salem N: . Ropes & Co.
steamer Anthracite Morley PIilsdelphia JS \ Brtgs
steamer Kennelec, Seymour. Phisdeiphis, NJ Sanford
Arrived,
to mts March T IL @dS e. and
mr. sshrs virginia and Cataract from New York. 7th i40
;hip Asssms Ludlow hence for Savannah; sh, tx AN
. nile Of Hslsra e1snsnsed Signals with steamship
steamship Union Adams Charleston, 60 houra with mdse
sS to s. sy n e3 ea fEaa
LAY S 90 lon H. passed brig showing red signal with
s sa,p C. cgn.sllsIsn tga,l Allen Liverpool JAN 10 With
WV Ww during ha time aid fss' make mile
head knees started head cutwater broke channel
@ sos as With stSvs
Feb 20 lost close rcefed man topsa 9Th lat 49, Ion 30 no.
New Oreans for Liverpool March B. experienced heavy
pilot OF the Delaware.
Slip Richard Morse Perry Liverpool Jan ~ with mdse
oh Zip State RSts from Noble SIse for r. liverpool ION FEB
suas Bates native Of Maine died
sip Union Davis, New Orleans Is dry, with mdse, TO
frost X UickF.
Bark Kate Lincoln, sloan RIO Janeifo Jan % with cof
fee, TO Smith Co. Feb H. lat ~ y, Ion ~ W. spoke
bark Laner or Boston from san Francisco for Boston,
l0i days l inst lat . 49, Ion "a 20 spoke Mary Su
ssn from Fdisto inlet Sc for Barbadoes 4th spoke
hip ound sW, showing blue signal with white
Bark immeyu tFrl. Deyavx, Msfsees, rs days. with
m.te 70 Bnyaud Go.
BARK s9sennah tfr) Berry Nonteydeo, 70 days, With
Bari GOV Won osholm Davis Mayssuct 10 days. with
Bark Iaurens Logan Havana days with sugar 70 Ro-
days N u Hatteras.
with sugar, TO master.
Bark Boynton smalley New Orleans Isdays with mdse
70 master Feb ~ lat D. Ion ~ 60 spoke ship Muscogus
keloran, from NOrleans for Boston; 9TH ship
Florida reef lower masts bowsprit and
standing lying head to the Easward March 9th
TO- Ion rs A. sgnAIsed bark FORBES Fran
cia, from Ponce, PR, for NHavcn.
Mark Ann johnson (0f Befast Lothrop New Orleans 10
DAYS with mdse 70 master
Isrs Heath (of New s.Goit) Tutte San Francisco
80 dsss We ~ asvsss risslSos, ~, 70 Sss,sx.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

IN
BREApsTuFrs-Flour moved to the extent of 5000 bb
ordinary Southern State and Western at previous prices
fancy Gcpcsee and Ohio at IS 06x 3Tx extra Ohio
at IS 37I IS 62h and extra Gcncsee at IS 81 60
which indicated steady market few retail parcels
Jersey meal at So 37h So 43H. Wheat rye, and bar
ley continued depressed Domestic oats In fair de-
mand at Csc 46c per bushe Corn appeared very firm
the business including $4,000 bushels inferior white
Southern at 62kc. with yellow do and Jersey, at &C.
Corror.-Thc sales to-day 5000 bales-the higher
grades firm at previous rates. but the lower more
neglected. Holders continue FREQ sellers
FRneHTs.-Rates continued firm for Liverpool Most
of the vessels to sail before the LIST promo were full
vessel was taken up to load with -four on terms not
stated Some 500 600 bales compressed cotton
gagged to fill up at 516d 10000 bushels wheat were en-
gagged at I'd at the close Is 3D. demanded for flour
For London rates werc also firm at D. 3d. for flour and
vessels To Havrc the packet Of the 10th was f
ing up with cotton at re-; ashcs Sc ST.; rice, 49, and
whalcbonc c To California rates ranged from as 75c
Provisions displayed considerable animation, the ope-
racps REACHING 800 bbs prime and pork at S13 IS
$i4 12hI and SIS 80 o SIG 76t 200 packages extra
shoulders and hams at 7 a TIC. and o1 . 9Hc.; 400
bbls. prime lard, at sH exc per H., and 800 bbls.
prime and mess beef at So 20 and 30 $l2 respec-
lively
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ceive sdcouste protection whom ~ conductors shsil
exceed tose bounds they sho'd BE- held (as the Law
does hold them) rsponsible secordinsiy. The press
With purity Of purpose within those Iimts IA insru-
ment Of public security. Of civil liberty Of insstims
BILE beneAt-vhen abused, or conducted liccntiousy.
with bad motives and beyond those limits an awful
instrument Of wrong and mischief Truth and good
motives and justiabe ends" a. provided by the laws
and coustitutiou Of this State tbs sound and rhtful
REQUISITES with which 30 bencAcially conducted
II was well observed by Chancellor Wslworth, In the
case Of Cooper sce ID DEMO- 29o that scarcely
ton Of libel The remark may apply to several
Of the features Of and principles applicable TO- tho various
proceedings In this case its intrinsic Importance
well ss the diversity Of opinion Of eminent jursts on the
subject which involves has induced the Court to weigh
with special the questions presented for c0ns
deration.
His Honor then directed an order to 30 entered Ia
ouash the indictment.