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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
U. S. OFFICERS.
President,
FRANKLIN RICE.
President Of the Senate,
Wild L A TIC Ills O \
President.

PIoEsID DENTS CABINET,
Secretary Of !S2Qtc-FYNI. l. MARCY, of New York.
Secfct.u.Y Of IFeaSmy-JANIEs GUTHRIE, of Ky.
Secretary Of NaUy--JA0IEs c. DoBBIS, of N. c.
Secretary Of IVdT-JEFFERsoS DAVIS, of Mississippi.
.SecretIru Of I1terior-RoBT. NcCLELLAND, of Mich
Postmaster LeneraL-JAMEs CAMPBELL, of Pa.
attorney GeneraI-CALEB CUSHING, of Massachusetts.
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March ,, Is52-1y Propricto
RERRVVnIE HOTEI.

TNTE subscriber having leased the above web kn0E'n
i Hotel, in Bcrryvillc, Clarke county, bcgs leave
to inform the travelling public that he is nov ready
TO receive guests. lie is also prepared to aCCommo
date Boardcrs either by the day. week month"; year
HIS TABLE will always be furnished with Ill the
his Bar with the choicest liquors, and his Stable with
the best hay, grain, and ostcr
As he intends tomacc tlshis permanent residence,
he will spare no pains in cndcavoring to render those
who give him their custom, both comfortable and hap
ply. He fatters himself, from his long acquaintance
with business, and the of the world, that he
can please the most fastidious. discharges will bcas
moderate the expenses of any good public house in
this section of country will justify He, therefore, in
vites all to extend to him a share Of their custom.
Bcrryyiflc, April ), 1858. WIN. n. THOMPSON.
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JycnYc Baltimore at l. . and Ann, $50 nndI F3I
On Sundays. at i 10 A. and Go P. oiI
Leave Washington for baltimore at and ) 4. NJ,
$50 and p.
On Sundays, at \. -. md P. II.
GI-ThC first and fourth Trains from Baltimore, and
the second and fourth train from Washington will
be express mail trains, stopping only at Washington
Juncture and Annapolis junction. BY order
Jan o. J. T. ENGLAND, Agent.
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COURT DAYS.

e. CIRCUIT COURTS.
!. Scrcnh District Thirteenth Circuit
:. RICHARD PARKER, JUDGBI
E'ro,Icricl,. June Is, November 10.
: Clarke. ............. may ~ OCUooeL - N
hampshire. pril 10, September 10.
Berkeley ..............APriI ~ September IL
Morgan. May 6, October 3:
Jefferson. .........' MAY 49, OC'oOet A0'
Scrcnh District Fourteenth Circuit.
JOHN KINNEY, JUDGE.
Warren. March 80, August 80.
Shenandoah ......... April 4, September 4.
Page. April IA, September H.
Hardy. April 81, September Il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

EDucATION IN yIRGN1A.-The Richmond Whis
argues Lhe necessity for adopting mere efieien.
Systen u education in this State. II says:
EVERY decade exhibits rapid and fearful in
crease of this mass Ufignorance. In lSio the num-
600. In 1852 it exceeded $4,000. AT this rate 1t
viii not reeuire many centuries to extinspish all
Ennnleaee of letters in the State"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

1DTEs, DRESS CsOODS.-I cal the atten-
tion Of the Ladies to my large and Hell-selected
1880 DR. Goods. JERE. HARRIS.
CilariestOwn, April %, 1851.
TSIRTTTTSFT7t5 ,eghoTT, French Gimp, Hair Net,
2 s. fsoiorsd and Belgrade, French Embroidered
I'i, s4.ll1 - - ILL HooFF.
~ s. = AND 1fOI-A ssEEss 4 iargs supply
iss ,,,sse Il. Z. ELY & SON
r - j. 4 GO = Ist-A large stock Of KID and
= SIZE y . for le by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

OFFICE OF WINCHESTER & P. r. K. Co.,
January 10, 1854.
T7RO1I and after this date the Passenger Train vii
L leave the Ticket Office Of the Company at y
O'Clock, A. NJ, instead oI9 o'clock, ns heretofore
January a. J. GEO. HEISI, Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
CASH FOR NEGROES.

.
Z An DESTROYS purchase a large number Of NE
i GROES for thc southern markets lncn women,
boys, girls and families for P>t will give the high
est cash prices.
Persons having saves to sell Will please inform me
personally, or by Letter at Winchester, which will
ccivc pronnp tat,cnton or d. NJ. & w L. Campbell,
No. 2i2, West Pratt street, Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Et-c.5tof b. NJ. & WI. Catnp5eB.
Minchcster July 7. lSal-lN
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CASII FOR NEGNQES

TINHOSE persons having Negroes Tor sale t TIC
a highest price by calling the subscriber q
CharlestowrI. Application in PERSON or by srr:er will
be promptly attended to- c. C. BRAGG.
July Is, 1851.
FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
HAVING rented the Brick Warehouse, at Shop
I i hcrdstovvn, and made arrangements am pre-
pared to pay the highest Cash Prices for WHEAT,
CORN, &c. upon delivery.
Iwill also keep constantly on hand PLASTER,
FISH, SALT, &c, in exchange for Country Produce
sell low cash prices, and will forward any pro-
ducc to the District Alexandria at the usual prices
August %, Is53-f c. w. LUCAS.
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NOTICE.

TS7IIE undersigned having been elected and qualified
Il Constable for District 70 > in Clarke county.
offers his services public for the collection of ali
claims, placed in his lands, according law on
commission and those who may cutrtrz their
business to his that efforts on his part win be
spared render satisfaction. Al claims win be paid
over as soon collected.
HENRY D. TO0E
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

A MAMMoTH VESSEL IN TIE UPFER LAKEss-Phe
Cleveland Daily Herald says: The ship Canada, of
Buffalo, is in port here to-day, for the first time She
= owned bv Nlcssrs Walker and Bantam, and is I'M
der command of Capt Bantam Her dimensions are
length of keel 2OS feet; breadth of beam, S2feEt;
depth of hold, ii feet capacity ll0a tons. Last
year she carried at time $4,000 bushels OF oats,
and at another 40 600 bushels ofwheat She brought
MP as deck-load four of the largestsze passenger
ears, and is now loading for Chicago with 500 tons
Of coal and 800 tons OF merchandise.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

f;J-N. p Willis, ESQ., devoted an hour to q volume
This rraudfather's paper and says
"Tbs only thing we find, with his signature
attached is an advertisement for n runaway aPpren-
tice which is cerainly-spiCy He wrote straight at
His meaning to say the least. Here it is dear rea-
der-tLe single indubitable specimen we possess of
d. vboIs literary life of our predecessor. 1t is from
De Potomac Guardian of July 5, 1893, published
by Nathaniel Willis at Martinsburg Virginia a.
HNE PENNY REWARD-THE FULL VALUE
l lOF A VILLAIN-RUN AWAY again from the
Subscriber, an indented apprentice named JouN
HUrcHINsoS, about sixteen years old, y0"ng IN age
INIT old in inquity small in statue but" great scouu-
dreI He is very fond of gaming addicted to cheat
iDp living IaZness drinking, and every other prac-
tee annexed to infamy. Both him ard his char
octer being too we'll known in this and Frederick
County, a full description of this candidate for the
1nllo,cs is deemed unnecessary. lie had on when
he went Off a round jean jacket, nankcen waistcoat
and overals wool hat shoes with black buckles and
linen shirt all which apparel were mostly new; he
nlso stole and carried off with him, piece OF I'M
bIeached linen pair of cotton stockings new cam
beicl handkerchief n linen Shirt and q pair
i.rUe nankeen breechcs All persons are cautioned
against harbouring or employing the said runaway
;fthev wish to avoid trouble. Whoever will appre-
6epd, the above accomplished rogue and commit him
10 goal that he may be punished for his crimes, will
render the public infinite service, bat if brought
home the above reward only will be paid, Gnd that
hard bargain. N WILLIS
0cyThe Printers in the United States arc so far
requested to obIge brother Type us ia publish the
above advertisement July 8, 1893
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

IAN agriculturalist, who has tried the
experiment satisfactorily, says that few seeds
Of tomato dropped into the hill with cucum-
befs, or tomato set out, which he says is the
better mode, will keep off the black feas and
striped bugs, as they dislike the flavor OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

On the r2th ultimo, an atfray occur
red at Ripley, Mississippi, between Judge
BFice and Col. McLinn, during which the
former was shot and mortalIy wounded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
..FaF as the breeze can bear the biIIoW's fo,p,,
49,. 90 .,,...ir. .,..l -L..,L -,.- k.,....

''Far as the breeze can bear The btil0W S ioAG1S
Survey empire and behold cur bamr.'
Standing in this central portion OF the Uaou and l.
midst people Uho with Virginia in TINS mt
upon some subjects, would BE- tolerant hltst dG
ference opinion, and cherish that uanctiOa Of '!s
lamented Taylor, cultivate can enlarged patriotTm
that shall know limits bu, those tf wide spread
ropubIie' JEFFERSON
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REFiOTAL.
Lawson ROTTS.

RETiOf n IL
LA TSUS ROTTS.
ATTORNEY AZ Law.
COlIlTLSSIO NER ~ CJI-iNCERI- -fEO
GENERAL -iGENI.
OFFICE in his House, formerly the property q the
W late Mrs. Fanny ". willis, one door north OF the
office uf VIM {. WorthingtCu, ESQ. Eatrurc" from
same street, March I, Is5i-i!n
"a FASEIIo -4AILE HATS
~ case of ujsw-stylc HATS, just received by
March = 1851. >. w CEANlER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

We commend the peruSal Of the c,,-',-siletl
our readers. Mr Bull is merchant ia 9sys =
SASDY BoTroN, MiddIcsCx C.,n,s,- .StIi2 Nae
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a. +. I;RE15 GLE,
Flour and Commission AicTChGut5
NEAR TNE RAiL-ROAD DEPOT,

).
$50 Recs on hand al MI times fresh burnt LIME,
N which can 10 FURNISHED Mt any of the DpotS OF
the Baltimore and Ohio or Winchester and Potomac
Railroads trc shortest notice. by addressing IA
above. TDecau,1cr t., Is5g--Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

In the absence Of the Agent from Charlestown, to J.
P BRowS, Esq, who viii attend to them promptly.
Persons at a distance address through the mail
N. b. On all Church Buildings and Clcrgymcn's
personal property the Agent will present his commits
sons in reducing the amount of premiums the risks
thus arising. ILanuGry2 }, lS5i-lyS1
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SHEN ANDOAII IRON FOUNDRY.

SHEN ANDOkTT IRON FOUNDRY.
THIS Foundry situated on the WINCHESTER and To-
been rented for term of years by tc subscriber who
would respectfully inform the public thar ne Is now
prepared to do M stylc of workmanship, which can
not be surpassed if cquncd, i'll this Valley, every de-
scrption Of Machinery and Plough Castings at short
notice.
Having been cngncd in the business for many years
in the largest oumdrics in the United States and be-
ing determined to devote his whole attention to
the business, be is confident that those who favor him
with their work viii at tho same time, be tavoring
their interests, his prices for Castings shall be
low any foundry i'll the Valley.
ORDERS from all in want Of Castings Ofany descrip-
tion are respectfully solicited.
Or Old Iron taken in exchange for Castings
HENRY g. PARKER.
Shenandoah City, August
SINCLAIR:S GARDEN SEEDS.
TIME following varieties, embracing the choicest
kinds, have been just received! from Sinclair's
Nursery, in Baltimore They are without exceptions
the best for this place;
NIatchless Fall Marrow do;
Early Warwick do;
Red Marrow Beans
Mohawk do;
Rachel six-week do;
Kidney dos
For sale by L. NJ. SMITH
Charlcstown, March Ii, 1854
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.
TTNHE GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED STATES,
i edited by r. Baldwin and j. Thomas, NJ. D.
This work embraces the population agricuturalpro-
auctions, commerce, Sc. of the different States in
the Union Also the different towns and post offices,
and is justly considered ono of the most valuable
books ever published in this country
Hagerstown Almanacs
Thirty Years with the Indians. by SchOoIcraft.
Sparks Abridged Life of Washington.
For sale by L. NJ. SMITH.
Charlestown, JAN "a, 1854
BELL HANGING.
r AM prepared 10 furnish and hang BELLS of all
i kinds and in the latest and most approved man
ner Respectable reference given, # required Or
dcrs left at Carriers Hotel, Chtrlestown, will be
fpromptly executed p. E. holland.
Charlestown, September Is, 1858.
zst9V THE BOOT & SHOE BUSIN ESS,
~ in all its various branches viii be continued
' ~ at the OLD STAND by the undersigned,
where he will be glad to see all their old Gus
call. JOHN r. RiELEY.
Harpers- Ferry, February I, 1854.
RONNETS AND RIB BONS.-I have every
y variety of BoNNETS, from % cents to So
assortment of Bonnet Silks
April is, 1854 ]. d. LINE.
nRESS GQ0DS.-Berage, Beraee de LANES,
Mousllnes, and Silks sold at the very lowest
prices. EApriI ls1 J. d. LINE.
CHAD. for sale BY A. W CFSANIER
~ April is, 1854
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IN consequence of the advance in Servants hire,
L brcaLSjdS and other produce. il becomes actual
ly necessary that the undersigned should increase
the charges heretofore made at orr Hoe!s IN Charles
town.
Therefore, frorn and after the LIST day Of January
next our for boarding without lodging will he
increased from $40 to $l2 per month. R1ar6"r@
with rooms Iodging, &c, will be charged S Is per
month instead of $ 1850 as heretofore.
G. W. SAPPiSGT0S,
ISAAC y. CaRTER.
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a Plain and UnTarniShe u !, I O..

very placc in inc CITY and Pr, young and o.
.arllc sIIcrcss attends is U.s., '-L-4 u. 3.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE con-
PAEY,


Incorporated $780, Charter Perpetual.
Capital sI5O.GOO, with power OfinCre8SinG
il to S25O.GO0
DUBLIC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machine
L ~, Dwelling Houses, Stores Merchandise, House
hold Furniture Vessels the stocks while in port
&c, will be insured at rates as low the risk will
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

IMPORTANCE OF VoTE.-Thc contest
for rthe Lcgislaturc.has been exceedingly
close, and we hope the unfortunate re-
sultwill teach the Wings profitable les.
son. Look at the returns. In Bladen
Col. McDugald was beaten by Do votes /;
in Sampson. Mr.. Slocum by z; in For
sythe, the Wing candidates by less
than 60; in Washington and Martin,
the Wing Senator by IS; in Craven by
S in Brunswick hy 25 /; IN Chowan.by
2; in Pitt, one ol the I.ncofucos IS
el ,cted by three votes another by caS,
and Whig BY four /; and in many ofi,er
counties the Wings have lost by SINH
lar small majorities. A few Votes in
each of these counties would have
changed the character of the General
Assembly and secured the election Of
two Wings to the U. $. Senate.
Our Wing friends are tooapt to stay
away from the polls, alleging as excuse
that zone vote will not affect the re-
suit" They forget that "one sinner
destroyeth much good" Fay. Oss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
MISSOURI ELECTION.


The ST. Louis papers Of Tuesday
confirm previous reports that six Wings
have been elected tarepresent the State
Of Missouri in the next Congress. The
district. now represented
by the Hon. John s. Phelps. will be
represented by Waldo p. Johnson.
Benton Democrat.
As 10 the Legislature. our intelli-
genee is not complete. OF the thirty
three members Of the Senate The " Re
publiean" tMhigl says that the Wings
will have at least thirteen. The "De-
mocrai" BentoD SAYS that the Benton
Democrats will have thirteen. the Nhigs
twelve. and the Administration Dcmo-
Gratis eight. So thst neither party will
have majority. The same will be the
case In the House at Representatives.
which will comprise une hundred and
thirty members. 0f these, the /" Re-
publican claims fifty Tor the Wings.
The returns already received show The
election Of Al Wings, % Bcntonians,
and 29 Anti Benton. The "Demo~
crat" says that the counties vet to be
heard from will probably return eieh-
teen Benton Democrats, ten Wings,
and four Antics. In this event the
vote in the next General Assembly, on
joint ballot. will stand-whigs 6S,
Benton 60. Antics 81. Nai. Ina
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

This institution Is represented 10 be in 9
more hourishing condition that at any ionne'
period. The last catalogue showed the mum.
Der Of students in the different classes TO be
i0s-of whom 81 were from North Carolina,
3s from South Carolina, and from other
States. At the late commencement at David
son. on the 10th instant. the Annual Grafton
was delivered by SAMUEL r. PHlLLIrs, ESQ.,, Of
Chapel Hill. On this, as on every occasion in
which Mr.. Phillips has appeared before tho
public, wo learn that he acquitted himself well,
and in a manner calculated to add to his fast
growing reputation for ability and sound learn
ing. From the various notices Of this Grafton
which appear in our exchanges, we copy the
following by correspondent Of the Salisbury
Wsichman
"0n the afternoon Of the same day,
the Annual Oration before the two Lit.
erary Societies was delivered by Sa-
muel +. Phillips, ESQ.,. Of Orange. His
subject was comparison between an
cient and modern Literature. This
was an able and talented production.
Chaste, beautiful, elegant and eloquent.
lit was replete with sound sense and
logical reasoning, and did great credit
TO the gifted and talented orator."
The number Of graduates at this commence
ment was seventeen, mostly from this State.
The number that have graduated at this Col
Iege since ls4o, is put down in the catalogue
at no; to which add the recent graduates. and
j, will make 1877 in all. The College is pretty
well endowed, having, it is stated, permanent
fund Of over one hundred thousand dollars
and we trust that it has entered upon career
Of long continued prosperity and usefulness.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

Il slalts esasis aIs " s,ssiaa su,,ll y degrees
ssa tsruliuliy iszLr TAs lslinsi ssIss
Ilsill be sesa. .8u eramiuation,
lshal che melton Il Ne Aouni.in Dis.
ipet having s.sed ne State Is nan-
ssDse Gea. Doekrry gained siigatly
IN that District. The hefis the State
AZ large is Dsnaecnatic. totally inde.
pendent of Mr.. clingmsn. OF any 9th
e. individual. The Democratic ma
jarity in the Legislature is sufficient
10 ensure the saeeess Of good old time
Democrats 90 the U. =. Senate
in spsssr srtiels n ihs ssns psi<s. he sai-
tsn of be Js1rnsi say;
aThe majority for General Dackery
10 actsally larger in Clingnan's Dis
trict fHan that pbtained either BY Mr..
Kerr or By Gen. scoti-larger than
Mr. kerIs by l16 votes. and larger
than General Scett's BY 442. ID il
therefore evident that the result Of the
election is not due 10 t:lingmsn's Dis.
trict.' II is due to the fact Of an actu-
al Democratic majority in The State"
The smou,a of which is. a. we interpret Il,
.shat whils The Journal makes the declaration
ihai Il has - no ws-h 10 delnei one iosz from The
legitimate inauence oi Mr.. cIingman. or 10 re-
fuse 10 him The credit TO which be is justly snii-
isd." ,ei. in The ernion Of iis editors. Mr. Cling
mans influence has accomplished 90 IisiIe g, The
party IN this confess that be has no special claim
uron q, and consequently win have 10 stand
aside for @good oidtime Democrats"
Afer the many sacrifices Mr.. Clingmsn has
made. and the pains he has taken TO court Inc
good will Of The party, this exhibition Of their IN.
gratitude may fsa upon him with something Il
. dampening efeet; bot be will doubtless. ne.
seriheIess, endessol 20 give them some trouble
before he will permit himself 10 be thus eoolly
eel aside.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
Hon. Geo. T.. BADGER.

The last Salisbury watchman, speaking O
the Democratic majority in our next Legisla.
ture, says:
"There is degree Of concern and
curiosity to know whom they will elect
to the United States Senate. We think
Mr.. Clingman's chance is M ore slender
than Hon. Geo. +. Badgers. BY the
way. Is there not enough gratitude in
the East, and honest patriotism through
out the State, to secure the continued
services Of that distinguished gentle
man in the National Councils ~
To this suggestion we would add, that Mr..
Badger will doubtless bc stronger than his par
ty in the Legislature; and if the interests Of
the State alone were consulted, be would GER
tainly be returned to the Senate. But we can
hardly expect that the dominant party, flushed,
as they are, with victory, will be influenced by
such consi lcrations. The party and its lead
ere will probably occupy the foreground in their
vi ion, while the interests Of the State will
be seen, if seen at all, in the dim perspective.
FREE SUFFRAGE and David s. Reid having led
the van in procuring for the party triumph in
the State, the Appcndagc to Free Suffrage must
be promoted to place in the United States Se-
nate--the principal not being eligible. And
some other Democrat, or some ono who has
served the party, (possibiy Mr.. Clingman,) will
be sent with him. But Mr.. Badger, who has
rendered efficient service to the State--who, By
mis- courteous demeanor and noble bearing in
he Senate, has secured the confidence and cs.
eem of his colleagues, Democrats as well ss
Wings, aud thus acquired unboundcI infiu-
nee in that body, and who reflected high ho.
Tor upon his State--Mr. Badger, notwithstand-
ng his services and ability, is Wing, and
pust give place to some one who is called
Democrat Aside from party feelings, we are
onvinced that there are many Democrats who
7oald be gladto sec Mr.. Badger continued in
ne seat which he has so ably filled.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

NuLLTr5cATIoS IN GEoRen.-We per.
ceive from our Georgia exchanges (says
the Charleston Couricr) that Judge
Benning decided that the Supreme
Court Of Georgia is co.equal aud CO.
ordinate with the Supreme Court Of
the United States, and not inferior and
subordinate to that Court; that as to
the reserved powers the State Court is
supreme; that as to the delegated pow
ers. the United States Court is SUI
premc; that as to powers both dcle>
gated and reserved, concurrent poioers,
both Courts in the language Of Hamil-
ton, are equally supreme j" and that,
as consequence. the Supreme Court
OF the United States has no juris,lic.
ton over the Supreme Court Of Geor-
gia and cannot, therefore, give it an
order or make for it a precedent.