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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07
rather Doubtful.

We think the following statement from the Buffalo
Express, OF the 2th iussg is of very doubtful "u-
thenticty
In December last a company of strOlling players
visited Linden, Cataraugus county, New York,
where resides family natEed Barnhart, who were
among the early settlers, and are Mohawk Dutch
This family had son who not celebrated for
the delicate whi,eness of his complexion, but who
was splendid vioiuist. Young Barnirart went to
tile sllow,al toDk with him bis vio in to show
what could do in the way OF making music. He
pin ed, lras admired by the actors and after some
negotiation, was hired to travel with the company
and grace their orehesrra. They went into Penn
sylvnnia, then info Maryland, and so on into Vir-
ginia. Since then until some three weeks snce,
nothing had been heard of the young and inexpe-
rienced fiddler The first intelligence was, that the
play-actors, when hey into tae inte ror of Vir-
ginia, sold him slavery where he is now hold
When our LEFT Lindeii ts father of Young
Earnhartswas 10 stsrt TO Virginia 10 reclaim
his son from slavery.
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Good Reasoh for MARRYING.

Leave the eir s 10 answer all the objections tha
t6e old Fs pie MAI shen the young ones made
fun between them. There was Philip Henry the
f.fiies 81 hin who made the great eatrnis tary on
tbs! Istbls Now Philip had eodftsd the daughter
gof Mr. Mathew, and being Sesy al lent yonth
tte Young lady undertook 10 get her fathers con
SEMI to their mar, iage. The father admitted that
philip was a gentleman scholar, and an admire
bls young preacher, batteiwas stranger, and they
did moi even know herele had come from, True
said The daughter, abut Isnow where he is going
nd should ike 10 90 with dim
Tie speaksr who took the floor,
has bee 1laffsstsd for stealing lumber
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Tnn Wrifinp.

.sf q
Mrs. CLARK, who with her husband, is editing
a new light paper, which has recently com
meuced 6iazing or blowing forth Splritaalistn
CLARION. gets 10 this height at the lead Of her
editorial column in her last number. ip, dis
cOursiDg upon tle nG,anaeur Of Mans Dest-
ny" "a
Man at the present IS tossed on tbesfety
sea of agitating thought, whose burning bill
lows, restless ever, still lift hrm higher and
higher. He shall at length attain that lofty
altitude Of being the zenith Of character, in
which he IS aelEpaiset. The Rery tongae-
flames Of fagitaticn shall not destroy man they.
/ shall only lick the poison slime of error and
ignorance, leaving him more pure and freesSs.
In the Chariot Of Destiny he shall roll over
heavens highway paved NTH starry worlds !,
he shall learn the lore of the universe list
70 the rolling music 81 rounded spheres ~ 8
wxlg the stars as Christ walked the watel.
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seann,I the arotinn.

a good natpred trisnd of ours, who was recently
elected Justice of the Peace Had his -st case, the
other dar THE case before ;he court was an inter
psti1g one 1.-The court tonln was crowied to over
flowing qpd ais. Honor, casting look of pride and
triumph around linn, reclined in his aasy chair with
all the graceful dignity of French ttanr rg master
The case was bought forward and after eo9sidera-
be talk, the deiendants attorney moved that the
case be dismissed ou account OF some deeet in the
pleadings. His Honor waited patiently for about
three minutes, casting his deep grey eyes quickly
about the room, and tnen leaning gracefully back
in that .old arm chair he said gravely 'Counsel
lor b., as your aotl does not seemto meet.with
seeo,d, the court is of the opinion it cannot be
sustained, Constable, call plaintiffs witness -
Counsellor B-,ue4keasd. JaeEson ssntfnel
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leirs 20 throw his matched, and enllies running.
with yengeE1E yells 70 strike "a kvarEa down.
AkMarra lntaFes not. But six teet now sapa-
rate the two. The-chief raises his arm, and
silence that makcs the head swim. spreada
asonad; for that blow viii decide tie battle.
Akwarra stoops down 70 gather his strength,
and then, with the spring of panther leaps
so close to the side Of the chief that tie ham
dle alone descends npon lif shoulder, and be-
fore the chief could regain hiInseif, AkwarrsA
aa.tplpnged his knife to his heart and tho
chief fell dead beside him.
TIL. Algolquins beheid their most drended
.eremy fa.l, and ralyiag under the sarsefly OF
htwarra, turled aJaIn upon the ShaWEees,
who no longer having the example Of, lheir
chief to insp;re them, fed ID utter disngy.
The Algonquin pursued them for rnany miles
aud the scalp pole WIS heay,ss tll troPtlieson
their return, a
Mar has5ing ksis hFases, md be-.
Stsilin9 Tue laAE u 4i.Lir dlaNl-eIief the AE6n-
quiny Teioies,l over rkeir victory, and declared
Aksarra, wbo had saved Nle trlhe - be their
chies. Then quickly hi,ing 20 che cave, he
brought Wslsuaa out and tod her. what had
occurred, The tribe had long mourned her
as dead--thry now rejJiced that she lived;
and they gave her hand as she gave her heari,
TO Akwarra, then Chief of the AlgOnquins.
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ox MAIN sTREET, g sEw- spgtsT u1ADISsa
',,spIRTT OF JEFFERsoS's1fs p51bsisheds ON
e7....I,y Morning, at 3 in adsahce S. ii
g! t..ii,,iu tho year-or SO II not paid untflaf-
s.iatbc s.ia expiration OF thcyear. =,
..,vsRTIsEaIENTS will be inscItcd al the
flse o. I'D IS cents for each continuaf.ce. Those
ions, lied on the manusc riptfor specifed time
n1tT n1, -. Inserted until forbid. and CHARGED Ac-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07

IL IiiyA,s Patent Refined Sparkling g elntlnes,
81 Ter than Isinglass. at only one. I1 tle
apness stands 1lnr IledF for q
ifss aa more Lines ly I'M few minute
nude in the usual dious wa 81 from
Jss et7-lust received and for sale by
Saty u ~ aBELLIR 8 ,seEk r.
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.P5ALTTIMoRE LOCK Hosp1TAL.

DR.. IHNST0F,
f,,n,Ier of this Celebrated Institution, offers
NiE ~. most Certain, Speedy, and only effcctua
W. W. -, the world Tor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07

,rr,,sH pcrsonx or those cOmtempIatlnts IaFFlage,
;a,+awarc of physical weakness, or any other ln'-
9s 9;,,t,t should immediately consult Dr. Johnston
H. e.ho places himself under the cnTc OF Dr. john
o,,,, '.n aud confidently rely upon his skill as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07
Young nTeD,

v,.,vs Mgx especially. who have become the vic
III Snj;tary Vice that dreadful and destructive
!'as !':. " ,ich annually sweeps to untimly grave
liD. Of young men of the most exalted talented
iiliamt intcllNct, who might OthsrWI5chave en-
sp,I sp listening Scnatcs with the thunaetsol el0;
walked to ocstacy the livihglyr may call
n .lnnnc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

For proceedings in the Senate, the reader is re-
ferred to our regular report.
In the House-after refusing to suspend the rules
the consideration of Mr. Golladays resolution to
legalize banksuspensions in this State the point
where our very full report breaks Of DR. Richard
submitted resolution for advising with the eff
GERS and directors Of the State Bank-to report to-
morrow through the Committee Banks-which
was also compelled TO lie over Mr. Bentley submit
led resolution directing that bill be reported for
ihe gradual suppression of bank bills of less de-
nomination than So, which was referred to the Bank
Committee Mr.. Maneys resolution for newspapers
for the House. amended so as 10 give two dailies to
each member, was adOpted-yeas IS, nays 81. The
Senate bill (NO. u ceding certain lands to the U.
States was passed the third reading and Mr.. Stan
ton introduced joint resolution to equalize State
aid
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
DESIR ABLE RESIDENCE
FARM FOR SALE.

tHRST: magnificent residence about two miles from
- Nashville near the Noensvle Pike containing thirty
$40 acres Of superior land with handsome improvements
e. SECOND Adesirabe farm Of 700 acres, twenty miles
Nom Nashville the Nolensve Pike; half timbered
Valance in a high state Of cultiva ton.
THIRD: desirable farm of about SIS acres, known
Sie " Scales Tract" eight miles from Nashville the
Franklin Fike.
FOURTH: Three magnificent dwellings the city-one
free-sol" property, corner OF Vine and Demumb1ne
Streets.
z FlFTH Ter twelve residences in the immediate vi.
niy Of Nashville containing -om five to IF Also
number Of farms the owners do net wish advertised
SIXTH: number of beautiful building lots In Browns
tdle, Bsgeheld and West Nashville.
We will take great pleasure in showing the above prop
srTy 70 all VINO may give US call
L & w BROWN,
iDctI5-2m AK Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16

msn, Randolph, Rowles, Saunders, scbmittou,
Szlartt, Stanton, Summers, Taylor, Thompson, Tur-
ney Sumner, White Of Hamilton Wood-33.
Mr.. JoHNsoS, when his name was called, explained
that for the purpose Of getting at the resolution he
voted, Aye: So two-thirds not voting in the afina-
tive, the rules were not suspended and the resolu-
tien lies over one day
CONTINUED IN our nszt)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16

Mr. NEWBURN explained his reason for yotingfor
References although he eoncurred fully in the senti
ments Of the resolutions.
Mr. SCHMITT0U explained. ! came here com
mitted against the issuance Of bonds for internal
improvements Having my mind fixed, that there is
no necessity for delay and thatthere is emergency
for action to appreciate the State bonds in the mark
ct. am opposed TO reference and shall vote no.
So the resolutions were referred
TINE OF HOLDING THE cHEATHAM COURT.
On motion by Mr. Benton, the Senate bill (No A. to
amend the act to establish Cheatham Court direct
ing the Court be held at Sycamore Mills, on the first
Monday in February, June and October, with power
on the part of the Judge to change these APP
pointments--tin the Court House shall be completed
was taken up and passed the third and last reading
in the House of Representatives by yeas g. nays o.
On the further motion of Mr. Rowles, it was order
ed that the Clerk forthwith acquaint the Senate of
this sction.
Mr. DAVIDSON and MR. THOMPSON moved that
the House adjourn till tomorrow o'clock
Mr. KING desired TO submit joint resolution of
the following title, which read for information
A joint resolution requesting Messrs. Meigs and
Cooper to prepare and present bill to this House
abolishing the difference between Actions at law and
suits in Equity:
But the House adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL SELL, liberal TERMS 1900 Of rich Level land
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where II cross Ihe
Gibson and 0bon county line the second slson or oeoI
Fom Union City and Trenton, being Twelve miles from
Union City and eighteen from Trenton Inc tract VIII ma
fine settlements. 200 cleared Any person wish
ing TO buy cali on me at Dresden Tenn ,,,o,,
etI5 MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
RAGS!

Owing to the financial condition Of the country and the
~ great depression Of trade, find necessary to reduce
me price OF Rags to &C. lbs 10 take effect from and after
she nrst day OF November 1857 After the dGv Novem
Der will pay &C. cash for good rags and hope trade
will see the necessity Of this this tryrg time on
manufactures. Ioetl5-lmJ w WHlTEMAh.
Banner. Patriot and Gazette
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
Valuable Land for sale.

ON Tuesday the 90h day Of October neKt will sell to the
~ highest bidder my in Robertson County Tennes-
see ons mile North Of IuTnersvie, and four miles from
tue Nashville and Henderson Railroad being % miles from
Nashville and % from GAINESVILLE Said tract contains
1900 ACRES
Of the finest Cora Wheat and Tobacco land found
Middle Tennessee. Twill sell It in DIVISIONS follows:
No. contains thousand aeres-45O cleared Inc bal
heavily tmbered. Ghs melodies elegant Framed
Dwelling neatly flashed with 10 good good Kitchen
negro Houses Csern, Csrsge House. Stone Spring
and Barns sufficient 10 cure Is, 900 lbs TOBACCO.
No. p contains 426 acres, $50 cleared balance well tim
bered This tract confirms toloby good double log house
and never falling spring
No. contains $40 cleared the balance finely
bered with very superior spring.
No. contains $40 OF the An Board aud Stays lin
Der between NashVis and Pond River throug which the
Stage Road from Nashville 10 HOpkinsyie passes.
AT the same time and place. will sell my present crop
OF Corr, Fodder, Oats, Wheat, TObecco, dIsO my
stock Of Mules, Hogs ard Cattle, and hundred and fy
Cows, several fine Jacks, and Of the finest Stations
Middle Tennesss.
TERMS will sell The land for onehh cash-ths bal
anee credit Of one, tWO three and years,
interest from date; retaining alisn The properly
purchase money
barbecue viii be served for OCCASION Sale positive
oct 13-td. ROBERT ID. CARR.
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KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
Mining : Manufacturing Co,
$500 SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, the Merchants Exchanges on Friday
w Night after sale OF the funds OF the City Building
and Loan Association 200 shares OF stock in the Kentucky
and Tennessee N. & NJ. Co. The lands OF this Company
are heated mmedately on the Nashville and Henderson
Railroad embracing finest coal lands IN the celebrated
coaI-6eIds of Kentucky. Stock all paid In. Is
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SOMETHING NEW
Ellis & Moore,


NUS % a ioA HAaNhbt oAEeeAg
RE- happy TO inform their old friends The public gen
"A orally that they have made large additions their Ma
chine shop and Foundry, and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction 70 ali who may favor them with call.
IL IL intention heretofore. 20 keep ourselves well
supplied with every description Of steam Engines Boilers,
Mill Machinery, Shafing, Also, al kinds Of for
Flour Mills, Seamboats Saw Mills, Tobacco Factories
Banks and Jalls al the shortest police ana lowest
prices. BILLS & NOOK
Nos . "a Market south Of Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
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CHANCERY SALE OF
Lands and M j II 4,

Lying An HICkmHh CUuHIY5 Hehh'
ny virtue Of the decree OF the ChaDeery Court at Centre
d vile in the case of GEO. W. SIRnhl and others against
James Stanhl and others rendered the 18th day of
September 1857 SHALT the I2h day OF December, 1857
expose public sale the premises, valuable tract
land together with foe aud mill attached thereto
being and lying in Hickman County Tennessee, District No.
and on Swan Creek, i've miles East Of CeDtTeve the
Columbia and Cenreve road containing 90 of land
more or less and fully and particularly described 10
tne decree OF 18th day OF September, 1851 The said
I. nd and mills will be sold on credit Of one and two
sErs time with interest from date OF sale and without The
Of rede mptoD The purchaser will be required give
hsad good security for the purchase money aad ien
m be retained upon the properly for the payment OF the
purchase money Ali persons who may wish TO purchase
70 invited 20 examine land and mills which will be shown
by persons living thereon.
. ORvILLB NIXON, c &M.
fS,tI4-wtds.--PrineT's Fee 81.
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel is now Spsn for the reception of
Borders being stusied in central locality, 90
venient to all the different Railrosds, Medical liz
college, post office and the River renders it the
srable place IN city travellers and day boarders Mem
bers of the Legislature, Stu dents and etraveDg public
generally are earnestly requested visit this house. No
pains will spared render all who eOmf1rt BILE
and coptented oct6 VIM. P BRANCH.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. s.. French and Son.

4
" warehouse, CaIk street, at 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing articles some which desire close with
reserve, viz:
30 hnds Sugar, from fair tol5O dOZ. Painted Buckets
prime; $40 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 bags n o. and Baltimore IS bbls Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbs. Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails brands so bbs Julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full 9eser~e Whisky;
weight; 20 cases Matches;
2OOO bbls, Whisky, yariouslOO boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 Whea ten Starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; IUO 4" CherOOt Cigars;
1000 sacks cougrs md fine Salt;I5O TalOw Candles;
$50 goo Cigars assd brands; 50 Backing, large and
$50 dog. Brooms; small.
$50 boxes FEe Brandy
With other articles the grocery line too numerous to
mention OCT I6 r. S. FRENCH & SON.
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] n o suspens sion.
fool. WOODS'S MUSEUM
THE SIAMESE TWINS.
Positively the Last Chance!
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
Children and Fifteen Cents
Prices Reduced to Suit the Times.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 18TH, 10TH & nth.
Doors open from % to 5, and from to 81, P. NJ.
SATURDAY POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY!
IlcketS,. Cehtss
Children and SerVantS...............15 Cents.
N.B. Gentlemen and Ladies will please make their own
change at the DOOR
octl5
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Look out for Thieves

THE subscriber robbed at the Theatre last night of
i port monies containing about SIS money and
valuable papers-seveal notes of hand amounting
to between two three Ihouand dollars, and check
the Union Rank for $780, drawn by Tom Smi b. Esq Any
information leading the detection ofthe THE e will be
bsrally rewarded. loot l5-3t JAMES GORDON.
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THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER:
A TALE of Louisiana: by Miss Dupuy. vol 70
n mo. Price 81 IS. (oetI6J HAGAN & BRO.
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MARELVAUEHAN

MABEL VAUGHAN;
A NEW Novel by the author Of The Lampligher' One
IA volume, 10 mo. Price 81 25. HAGAN & BRO.
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MOSS SIDE:
DY Marion Harlaud, author of AlOne,' &c; another
ID supply at (oetl6) HAGAN BROS.
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CLAIBORNE MACRINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have started aud extensive PoupSr,,
w the old stand Of the Nashville r,
Company, and prepared execute heavy and Hgbs
work OF any description at the shnr notice Ight Ca
ings 10 small amounts a moderate city prices heavy CAST
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per contract Cncnnaa
prices with additions Of freight We have also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, SaWmls Fl0Urmls Of the Immersed
patterns made TO order Jobbinz repairing i'm msdi
atsy We ready to make for Engines and VILLA
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers put up their
Mills with little Manufacturers Farmers will
md profitable TO rs, before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Forsaonary engines and steamboats, made 10 order ofhs
best material, complete with Frefrons Crates SlaRdpipas
and Valves warranted any pressure required for
Manufacturing or pOrpeliAg purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any Description of SmhwoTk done IN excellent svIe
none but nrstrats Iron usedsavmi work Sterups Dogs
Rtman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts and all kind Mnl Irons
made 70 order short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery viii
do wall IN call al ONCE or address By letter.
JACKER & CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn
lie Man r.,
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THE FOUNTAIN OF ALL KNOWLEDGE.
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House Servant for Eire.

Rouse Servant Tor Hire.
A LIKELY Negro woman with ehHdrsn an exeel1s,.
n house Washer ard Ironsr. viii be hired II 1910
person who will give her good home North de 81
the river. apply 10 l. g " BR lWN
oetS-lw fs5< Cherry street,
WhaleboneS.
A A'0 20 '''i PUs SRss ST 20 opened
july s0-Im No. g., northeast oorasr Of Pun square
The Banks,
IL Tennessee money received rsr FOR subscription n
u the
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic!
leading Agricultural Journal, Published A. g ayear Ad
dress, i 4 WILLIAMS
sep 30 twtSW-n TX neaderiek 81. Nassville
REMOVAL.
HAVE elosed up Stable Market street. no for ne
FnTposs OF going 70 Texas, bat - attend my So
bic, corner OF Church sud Fr0ns have
moved our stock, and viii be pleased the paion
age OF my old customers and he riding public generally.
uly O. M aTfussS
P. ST. wish 10 hire good Carriage driver For loOd
6. W.S
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The journal of yesterday was read.
REVISION OF TIE STATUTES.
The Senate's joint resolution for the appointment
of joint select committed to be charged with the
examination of the Reyi:ion of the Statutes by
Messrs. Cooper and Meigs- the number being three
on the part Of the Senate and five the part of the
Hsuse-was taken up, in oder, and adopted
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-25

DIAPER HANGlNCS.-An extenive variety; embra-
/ cling Window, Shades, Vail Paper, Border dc. Of
80 l4tss. st. les Just received and for sale cheap
AiUMEE BOOK sTORE.
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or isofue substance 10 be collected, to remain
u alv rlatr to he damage o. prejudice OF Others
or he pub ic the Oh 'jrIctipn or impeding, with
out lstral authority the passage of any navigabie
river. harbpr or collection OF water; or the cor
rupting. or rendering unwholesome or impure any
water course, stream, or water; or unlawfully di.
verting any such watercour from its natural
course or state, to the injury prejudice Of others
and the obstrucing or incumberlng by fences
buildings, structures, or otherwise, my OF The
public highways, or streets or alleys of any CITY
or village, shall be deeme nusanoes; and every
person or persons guilty of erecting, continuing
using, or maintaining, or causing any such nun
sances, shall be guilty of violation of this act
Sec g. All pr secutons for a violation Of the
provisions of this act shall be by Indictment in
the court of common pleas of the county in which
the offence is committed. and In case OF the CON
viction of any person for any such nuisance, the
court shall make it part of the judgment oil the
court, that such nuisance be abaled or removed,
by an order to be issued from said court to the
sheriff of the proper county, for that purpose,
be ahated or removed before said order shall be
at the expense aud costs of the defendant IN
such prosecution, un ess such nuisance shall
issued to the sheriff.
Sec 4. Any person Injured in his health, com
fort property, or the enoT ment OF his estate by
any nuisance, may maintain, against the party
guilty of the same, an action for the recovery OF
damages as in other cases. -
N H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.