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III, Counties, States. and Natiphs, might
',,,,ney themselves 10 our goyernment BY
I VOTE weuld not such permission SKI
I,end WI tl,e farfhess county in natioi, on
any bslrder Ina book cnntsiping his
tarr ~ 4 war CARRIED on over several hum
dre,l Thousand square miles q territory.
!, 3 styI.d B. Border Warfare. but i i
! ! ,n;snsucr. ifthe Judges opinion OF bor-
H. Al. y cg,yree.t: the "borders intended
by the Il plan Of separation, vas allthas
,r,,ct of country extending from the Al.
ien,;c f5e.an wesiwatdly TO the Terrific
res api Ioccupied BIZ the meMbers o. the
Ms,b,,aist Il Church. be il wide or i'as-
raw. where 4 cotltraricty cf qpinioiis on
the subjected slavery, aud the eoni'lct q 9
conference lines, With state lines. made
| exosdisnt for the people themselves :"
determine What church organization they
would adhere TO-.
Unon Ills state Of facts. how ought The
p,tLersburu case 10 have been decided
Eren- II thc Judge IS right. rs to The line
of division hid down. BY him, ii bis opin-
!! ion. the decisioh ought 70 have been
OWEN tu the majority Of tbe STATION. ;ss
araiinstithe Ohia conference, FIR said con-
ference. ~ stature enacted, nRlliiied tbe
4 plan. Il and disayowed its sproyisons,
Land, certainly, lad no right te.cEliTl any
lbeneft.thereffonl; the maxim thai, " b b,
thst eks equiv must do eqllity," w
apply.
Eright 10 extend Tier border u The Ohio rly-
es by adheranee. but was prevented by
the action of tho Ohio eonfcrsaee from
! doing SO, then, aid IN that ciSse. the Dc
lcisionsshould llaye been given % the ma
iiofity. 43I1I
And If The testimony sl,ohld prove,
.kthat adt,rranee South, f9m sthe Ken
lucky conference line 10 the Parktrsbnrs
1 station WIS, according ID the ''Ilttn Of sep
taralion, 4 By Il vpte Of the PesFl taken
Fin past under thc supervision &c the
preachers IL the Ohio conference. then,
aud II that case tie decision lahaF,3S.
,EEbeen for the majority.
i Butsappose ilidre was suck ambiguity
about the|6s li.ie If separaiion,P that titt
tsN0ufteoniu ho4 ulaSlStanu lst y ~. ~ " ~
4 the antyr.of the Court !? Fhessails ser .
4 plain ifthe Court was satisfetha division
4 was intended it WAS the duly .otstha Coar4
to decree tsuth line rs would best carry
out the sand interest Of both parties
according u The principles involved i
lhezcontfoyersv, and. in our view ihpst
4 interests You'll he subsrrred best b,
making tl,at line Identical wia, the on
4 dividing the free and s,aye Sssales,. an{
/ tl,as qast4ting The agitation onfhe ysxes
question Of slavery, which waS tho excl
tting catlse Of tile division in the church
4 in 1874
4 I'M above opnliogis arc honestly enter
tainel Nv your humble serYant,s
i FIR PLAY. ].
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.,,.,aa,s isubss;t.ts hon, m ,.h;.R =
'I;sa,..d 81 sl,e;r .s,,s. '',sa srsisa
.i p, ~ dss;,ed ob;e..s s M assc.
~ ns,,sse and nroyi.les 4 /. :. s'nl's
VA $ ssfsc,l,sl mode 81 5;sDoa;ns 8 spsedl
sa,,,s,,sd a.Iinni,grt foy tsxes 5 ana
ss,sh as have been ofFer$d Is, a 's',a
ha,,s,,,t e far The C,.mmo.,rs as.s az
III, f ey;l struck Ii. Is 1,I,is NM Nh ;
lands ren,ain n tIhe Ca,nrnouw ss;ss . 4
are NOT snh;ecttc entrs and p,s ~ ,s .nsl
& ibe law NOW stards. thet Mn n ~ ~, Z
Eoifered for Sale until die Yea, sen ~. ;.
every Eve wears afterwards. En5 ~. sse
ltsnds are pot lheh 10 81 sold upl.s. , 4
twin brins the amount ( t.x~s ;s,s -!
and COSTS clarre,ble the1eon. I'm
iseouence Is ia. such lands win ss ~ w
fpither sold or redeemed ior lie 49,. =
re are tinwili;rv " sr.,. II. .ss' y
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STATE l.Insurai!te.

49, I e. r. IL ~ z
ii Governor Wise sin.llis message, which,
.fis I'D lcss distins afis4letl |for ability, r.
.esreh, AMI orisinalit Than forits length,
has recommended the adoption of d sys-.
TEN of Insurance, by the State. of life and
property, tP All who desire il, to the ex
33feluspn Of all foreign corpsIfatioas. aud IN
s:tfanfe Offices without tfls limits and jdE
srisdieti3n u Nirginia. 1This, says The
/ Governor. 1 would repleniah The Treasury,
fafd prescai lie cost Of insurance from be-
iias drawn ff5niytho state. n
Il y. This ssen. IS a MOS Important subject,
ana deinands3'tlie gseiiogts and weightJ-
consideration Of both statesmen and PEG
ple lin our present condition, with q
large S,a.eldebt pressing heavily1upoil us,
5ifit il eertsisly no small matter q have
discovered or devised 4 ssheme 10 replen-
18Th, easctuallj,, An empty treasury, and
resuscits.o our lailguishihg public works
yyor. il hat.a measure of'triffihg moment
{tEto tle4inserest and prosperity Of our PEG.
.Espole, tltat shall prevent ,llr cost Of insur.
sNnee from being Withdrawn from tho
stats.'P 4
The premiums, up u october, a57,
Supon which taxes were0paid, amounted
t. The 5sara of sa95. Isl q And the Goy-
erior in his message, Say $, she believes
Ithst lnl1re than aaable that amount il
,II.drsinel from our ssate annually for insur-
4 ance'' That is aheayN drain npat or
Iininstry, ana goes to swell the fortunes
4 of tile insurers.
When vi psyfle enormous sum. then,
i'm m,fe than half 4 million Of dollarsIio
insurance, We ought tezhase die coHiorr
"a. know, and feel. That our insurers AK
.sbls % pay and not only 50, but al
willing e-pay the lpssca Ne may. sustain
n when theIcoutenipgatet lsfortnnes4befal
Is. But Who can eyer know Or feefsoi
Who ins,.res III any of-tlae countless, aud
often worthless, and stillIrnore often. faitit
lSss. corporations, foreign and domestic,
that paf themselves inlexerx paper, and
placqid eyersI lirraPposs ii Jul ei,ies III
public patronage \
Ioa iasure yqttr lifa or property il
Eeli 10 L =. .3-
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Arrival af|thc s.lnIliall. =

\ FOUR DAYS I.AifER PROM EGRo Pg
II PoRTLASD, Nh, Feb. 10. The steam
AZ Indtan with liverpool dates tothe 2Tth
Iaf JaaaarY, being four daYs later than
those Ibronsltlby tile 4lro5fa has arrived.
The wedsling NJ the Princes Royal,
took Plaee On thd a5th, IS previously aa;
fonnGsd. ~ 5tf-
Il The eegsmaRies were hiShlYinnoSina
Thu American ship 4fdriatte had been
capsaFed by 4 French brig of# war, and
falenIbaek to France. .t.zr
The news FROM India|is ummportant.
TIE rebels were threatening Alunbag3l.
IA serioas disturbance had occurred fat
Belfast. / roland The mob MAS finally
dispeits+dt Several arrests male
TheapaEafious on Tie Leriakfah steanl-
er liaA Wien resumed. THE Slip wa
moved eighteen feet III fwoIdays.
Cant BE HEIrEp The man who
shappehedIto ne born 81 tlle snsh Of Feb
sti;.rs mast hacoafsas witllea, Z Birfhr
day ibis year erdictofillr i imatsc.
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3 RK SCALE Il READ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Richmond, We.
Re ,er to Samuel Hannah Thomas Ae,
Lewis Bowling y. ID. Lewis, Jas. {. csHs
James NJ. Mcfarland, Isasc Read, Jobs
bower. sssrs. s.n g
: VIRGINIA. SIS AT rules held il lh.
Clerks Office Of the circuit court fot
kanawha County. in the month Of March
1881
Dickinson and Shrewsbury.
W. In Ueoss
Lewis ltuffners 81
The object Of this Suits. 70 recprtr ne
sum ofS4l3 63 cents. due ky bond ne
Fcuted bv the Defendant 10 flaiaill,;,
with legal interest thereon from che ga
day of May. 1857. untifpaid, and cosis0l
suit.
And il appearing. fromafilayit flea'
that the defendant, Lewis Rufnsls . :
non resident of this Commonwealth, Z =
ordered that he DO appear here within sns
monihafter due publication 81 this crd.''
and do. what j. necessary 10 project Pc
incrests 5inr the premises. Tsk,e.
"A. WI. QJARnEEH. CirES. :.
QrAxa!ER and GsLIisos f's
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|LpsisiIative.
sEEATEI
sTlIr RsDAr. Ftb III 1853

Tint RspAY. Fsb I'D 1853
Bn41. BkroRTeB!
InrFeasipg ttteIa1nttify-of tie ins.i.u-
tion ,for the deaf AMI dumb IN lil., bin |,
by the Al iihoa1 tlteretaSp If. sa5Fe)J#: au.l
- apprgIsriste $l5.6Q3 q purchase mn !,
sicai5nst ats f5r SAIL ias:itua II m
/. /lIs4f ADvEitsE REPORTS. rs
NH. Lb ran. from thafcpmmit'es on gam
eraf il,ws, prosehte | q report deRla az II
ineypsdiettl tolegislate on the PETITION q.
sun lry citizens bf R,ad,lphscoah:s ask
Ing for the pass4ge Of a lay 10 proven; the
trapping Of trout in the c8ea. AID Green.
br.eF rivers.
Ftsoar, Feb 1855 "
.7s riLLs RgP3faTsD
1p authorize thacoHs1iu 3tion d a turns
pike roxa from Peterborough, On the n.
w. r. r. III tie county of Ritel,i6, fJGS4. !, ito
Poeatalico Mills, in tho county VI kai.-
Wild!
\ 81. Mr.. Catl..t ~ To amend tlre 5!'f sec +,
tion#of chap. l4aof the G do. b. rs ITO
the Limitations Of actions ~
seTa aecoiI1ts, or debt by simple eoatraci.
for one ve;tr from the death of@ths debtor.
. By NFAmbler-T E amen lIclhpter 40
5of tiie G5le So asitp exempt ongsslsye in
every family from seizure Tor deat,
BF theHsame4 To amend the Ne. emit
dad N. Ana ta arnend the act PISSED on
the Ifth das Of February, 1856. senrern-
ing the terms of tie Ciacuit Cpus 5 IN the
| 8lif disiric..'s u
By tbe san1A To iaeorp,r4.e tie
Nicholas aad Geecnbrier taripks cjrn
pany-
Incrcs4ias the capital stock Of lhe Coil
River Navigation ~. IFS
REsJLETIoys.
Ply Mr. Warth-ofj reporting Senate
Bill of iast session, No. AL, elEiglei n
bin 70 Incorporate tie Pinnacle Cpal Min
ing and Manufacturing Company /#
|. pf appointing a committee to report a
bin for t!Ie enlargement Of the pre- scpt cor.
porate Limits Of the townof Gurtpiotte
in the county Of Cabell. { Comraittee--
Messrs. Smith. Brannef and \ taI, Of
Wood, who subsequently reported asbill.
SATURDAY, February 10, 1853.
BILL REPoRTEp.
incorporating the Masons towhanl H.
dependence turnpike company, in the
county 81 Preston;
RESOLUTIONS.
/. By MI Hadlleson-0i appointing <
select committe OF three to bring i'll Il bill
Incorporating the Masonstowa and Inde-
.Pendents turnpike company witllaeaye 10
sit during the session of tia Senate, =
{ Committee Messrs.. Had IEes5,i, De-
neale ap4 Co5hill
MoSpAy. Feb. Is, 1858. I
+ # bills REPoeF&D. VI
Incorporating the Nofthwestefn and
Hughes river turnpike csnlrany
Incorporating che RsrenswooI draw
bridge campany.
lOn nloIion Of Mr.. Warth, heRbili to
arnend ana re-enacalha 25th and g It'll Sec
tiol Of chapter 81 81 the Code Of Virgin
ia,0s asIto disposeo f real estate Offered
for sale FIR the non payment of taxes,
authorizing the redemption Of, stsansfer.
ring thetltls Of tho Commonwealth IL
and providing for The sale Of such iea
estst., Was taken mp; when he offered 1
subsituts faf the substitute suggestcd
By the committee which. on distinction
WAS Lard On the t;tble and ordered to b
printed.
Nj Marth said: Mr.. President: ii
MY judgement, this substitute Isl n,ucl
g be preferred to the bill or tho com
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/ HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
I FEB 10. 1853.


ELL REPORTED
ar. Epuosps, from The eornn,iit,s. ],
-fiai,k reported 4 bill rpouiring lie lnst.
81 tiiis Gpnimonwtai b ltO resume so,e,
psymeitts. from and after LIST April. fSss.
- Feb Iii 1883.
hill RkroRrRp.
/ Mr. Harper. from de conau,i,t.e d
manu- lectures! 5sc.. raparted 4 bill q pr..
ven, the adulseration Observation-Disclosures.
.syrrsz arroeTs.
Reports wore pressnls aiser.s . i.
follow ing propositions. Viz:
of preventing horses and other s.osk
from raaning n Isrge npon the shsrs. Z
ths Oaio river. in Weed couatv.
nils PASSED.
o.. ,5,;.so5 ths lime oflholdingjtLs Cir.
tc,Ijt C''y,nr, Il the .eIst gsrcait
| |frb,no:ea lila time Oh holding H.. 6 !.
liz. fsa7.t i II. 10Th Judicial Gircui,
f fksotr1Ioys- or iYorlRY.
| IN AZ. rhristian-Of amsuainx ii.
81 ss.4iar ,,f.fRs1 49, cooperating IN. Ter.
i. -,.;an IL MARRIAGES. Sci 81, a t.I r..
his 5art;a4 j. Tia time Of tsliuy eul !,
,,,,,rrss., 81 Iieens4 ii firtis, tl,e.eisrk i
ia eo1,r, ste,I 81 The Minister Of Ii
/ 5itf3asn.l win the certificate or The fscu
i .rAo ,,,frl.,l hv said Act. E9 1~
pvT,r1os Fsrs W xkn.
I'M ~ NJ St.Inaker4-Fsr The fsrmalia.
" s now comfy ont Of PARIS Of the eour.
ti4sof Ksnawl,a, Rraxtoa;s RRI,ane aud q
houn.
#4l Eel .sfis. 1855.
III To irnorpH,,ate the Ell trek 'psyigl
.tion ,omnany sf
INTERVAL EIApn, yxxrS1s.
III On mo,i.,n setefally nade tLe ysr.cr
Tbills making approximations % tie lad.
jn, wI,rss of inisrn,sl imIproyeuhe rt r ,r
M, Il the orders ii .tle Iay for STsdus.
dar lnext and daily thereafter until dis
tRosed Of. iE
Ids Feb IS. 1853,
ELL REPDRTEri
Refuntling 10 1oAn G.lWright skiriI
two dollars.
SENATE RILL asssEp.
On motion OF Mr.. D1yis. a Sensl
bill to incnrporste the Laurel iroi, 81
ceal company. in the COUNTIES OF Manes
gaha!la aad FIRES ton. WAS taken up 80
IIpassed.
On motion 81 M Sad9ai . Ssusts BIZ
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KANAWHA WALLER STAR!


lkefsbutg Church ease, / ann, u my own
1mind, satisfied. t6at The decision there
Il lendeiad wassbased upon an Incorrect nm PIP
iderstanding Of the true intent aud mean
linz 81 The !. Plan Of Separation 81 and,
\ in atlenpiingio show this.Fl wish 80 pc
#Edisliactly understood as not impeaching
\ tic iatrgrity Of uprightness ofthe Judge.
Whose charae.er. III 4 gentlemen, and
wa use honesty, las a Judge, wouli not
Il permit such an impntalion.
4 The Judge states, tisat the question ti E
ponds ppoa fair eonslffffa \ " n the
slplsn OF separation" The n pm :. says;
H.sThat ehea,ld the delegates from the
A Annual Conferences, in the slavehloldlnrSr
States find It necessary to tlnlte y y DIS
A tiaet ecclesiastical cqnneetion, ail ithe So
88Ieieties stations, aud Ieonferences, adher-
Hlinato fhe Church South, bv avote 6f The
u majority If the nlembcrs q SUD soc1eiI-s,
H H stations and conferences, shall remain
h untler the uamolested care ot the Soata ,
HHEernI Cfnrch. aad TIP Ministers Of the
II Methodist Episcopal Church shall, ~ u
Iino wise, attempt 10 organize chafche's
H within itlse liniiI Of tie ChaaFeh Sputh,I
l.norN shall they attemP. 70 ekkerefase any
II pastoral care therein. |#it being understood
H tlfat ttle ministry Of tile SontAt lIreeipfeea'e
HIN obsat:ve TIN rame rule in trelailpn e
II stations, sacieti4s, and conferences, ad-
II herring Eby a vote If n majority 70 tlie NJ
IEE Church provided, alse, Chat thd rule
shall only apply y societies stt n. ana =,
collfereces. hardening on the itne 81 4! ~
H vision, and not tomtcflnr claf ses, VINCE el
shall. 10 all eases, pc lsttite the Gaze u o.
The church within whose tet'titbFifs Ithley
are; situated. n pPonI this proEiso. The The
II Judge comments and asks whi't y meant e
II by the /" line q division ?,.3 +" Docs y
Ilmean Conference Or stat STATE ilpf f, and,
after lhbotaslag the quest tI \ he 7Rnlcs
I:n The opinion that t!.e conference lNn ",
II was the true line OF dfsi$t 7, il, ..i..
II Ne tHke tiif postum, I thas Y ga nos
Unnecessarily maan either. A HI. .ta5 Prev ,
tlfis, WI ir.tasIthe f9lt9w,hs s7aseiee T. ~
facts, which will ny he del !S j !,
II Thirteen Annual Gohiefeie III 'a,sl Pfoi
II tested ag1lnst- the ast'Pl /. INV sf'EFi''l
A Conference Of la44 T atylSleI, @a5 So, %
emREa4ed IN the CHURCH 20 aaa Fhe P'da5 2
Hsep.lTHttloi WAS ne r''if g So'et'a ny nh
lersn s'e,loRs q tte eslgrcif' III H. ilaP
penlng iot Inc eeh.lnsshGfr M e. ~ y
SeAe aeoi'tl'e* g Il,
ne p91ust - ~. ,l,a. III, !.
S 81 was tht l'esst3A. i t'1'A ',l'
9 &. neF & Z "aa si.' i 9TH II
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IRE ignorant. and appeal II d foreign
court, ID a,ljfsdira.o between yen ard
their own people. A6lif. after all!I YOU
.set aIijttlgmentin Sourlfavar, yourexpen-
lses. loss 81 tiaaa. all ross Eto lawyers.
clerks. sheriff Xii witnesses, with q cit.
|alarne 81 eoriinsaiss.;;s 1T that YOU never
dreamed III! Mill, ii f,e ensl;nelI ni.yl, ab.
|sarb ,,,A ,deaserv /. ]. Is, tj,ot wl,cthar
-, i; 8, lose r s.. Jill il III came
IS, aa,
Ii,,yv ,.,.ny stbare IL III a,srtse cout,.
$3.50 osr ,,,,,,,ont .a,,t;a,, and f,f -see-
~. Nan ,yl,o s.ss dstarret nom fnsuri4e
',s,s,, nj IN, nro IN, frotn these very
!, !, ~, s. H.. ~ ia Mia IN which
H. 'll.,,.., H. and olso { common
nm Ill., '-than III case woald
I,s ,;lh.s a;e,ra,,,i. thep Mould thous.
,sl,o now nayor.t think oft,
's's !, |, o4;,,. III Hess H.
III ,,lsa mn, 6 ii det
t. sl. s. NJ .rost ~. s,,ra oeobl
IN ak.',,,, 3, ,,,o s 5,.o,,,ls a,d .,lorv IL
Il, u. ,,.l ,.o ;'i,Il, ,.;oto IL, IN,
s'' 81. vs., .5f !. $40 In : insure
,,..,,,e,.l,. III hor cit;z.,lsI
s., I<a..ata III tbs;r1,.i.,],ts and ee.
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kAsEANy 4 % y N.rl !.
For mann.

WI nj, WiisLiAa "a IN NIT rFKIR isrfsQiest.
sd 10 srcoine assdsd lie fof lie nii.c 81 Sl.cr-
% kahavha Goan 7. the enstine riaf.
saica. MANY ClflzEE.;.
Is' E.1- We M aHfifoti2s.t Htn atlnoance Nj
.HsEt.1a Nj ssr iii. s,a candidate for sl,er-
80 af KAnswlia Count Wet tile Spring tlec
tiYR s. Ss
Air Esns S. ARNNpl anshnfz 4 IL ii an
nt,auds lin as 4 csniiilste f5r lie Office
! sshrfilf.of Kenswha G. uIhty, at the rnsnfnI
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PUTIN AN GoTNTl
Tor sheri6.:

III TY Csnt WILLIAM GRass Authorizes us-to
-snRe NE him as 4 ranHfa Ate for res tIcrtion
I 70 tnr tSAenfatay Of rltaant Cd. at tic Spring
\ e.e5ti4n
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l,orll:oastsS,e

~ We are sath5rzed to Rilltounoe Mr.. JorS
u III MisfrE. asH Candidate sor the ohiee Of
: efnaatA.,le IN ghlflsst5s District al tlis ens
suipg election. an
Mr.. q zoSGE RITrEa anthorfsesatts totan
I ;soupce him as 4 candidate fdr the ollie Of
C1as.ab'sin the Cha5lektan District, at The
easuiilg elsctsR.
II 3At HE'D TTTJsN AIT fYrng-Etry 81
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Henry Winter Davis and +tIIs University
of Virginia. L.

WI arc gfatified to learn, that II. the
IIon3 II. ~ Davis, 81 BALTIMORE has
declined to Deliver IN Grafton before
THE Alumni of tllc University Of Virt
gillia Oh HE Ratil of=J pnefaext. WeI
yerylndncll regretted, instlle first place,
that lie was selected to ba-tIie orator
esi flat occasion !; fol- Mrt DAVIS 5po-
.litical ailtecedents are exceedingly Oh
ieetidna5lc ID Die South. lis politi.
cal course, of late years, has Been
a mixture Of know Notlingispl
and Black Republieanisai. IFe has
advocated and maintained political
principle entirely at sAari;tnee With
Southern sylrlpathies. ~ has stood
side hy side, check Eli ioSl, aid vet
led with politieians MOTEL u eii4f los
.tility to the7cherishea institutions Of
Virginia and the South. Hin 4 word,
Davis. ii not regarded as aouaa on
the negro question, salId, tios these
reasons, NC REGARD him as3totally nn-
1T toIaldress the ehiva,rohs Month Dc
tie South. assembled at5tlle g niyors-
|ity Of Virginia.
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II = 2 ~ 2 ~
:l,II.is RgP{ffRTED

lib authorize thu coustiu tion af a turn-
pike roxa from Peterborough, osl the N
w. n. r.. In tie county of Ritei,i6, f(sst Ito
PorataIico Mills, in tho county Nc kaifT=
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
s. ]. Court. Oxford County.
GoopESow, Judge.

No. .. Eben'r G. wOOdman vs.. Moses
Chcslcy. Thiswas an action of rcplevin for
COW. TWAS tried about eleven years ago.
by Judge GoOdcnow, in the old District
Court, and a verdict obtained for the Plain
hf. Exceptions were taken by Defendants
Counsel to the ruling of the Judge, and af-
ter great delay. occasioned by the loss Of
the original papers, the case was argued to
the law eourt-the exceptions sustained. and
new trial granted. The main question
involved was the titlc TO the cow, at the time
she was taken. This was settled by the ju-
~ in the present trial, who rendered YER
diet for Defendant. Perry for Deft, Gerry
for PlG.
-Ephraim Low aud al r. Lee Strickland.
This Is an action on the case against q
former High Sheriff Of Oxford County for
an alleged default OF Carlton Gardner, one
OF bis Deputies, for no, keeping property
attached on writ in favor OF the present
Plaintiffs. The Defendant contends that
the Plaintiff approved Of the original re-
ccipi taken by his Deputy, and that the
Plaintiff extended the time Of payment, by
which the attachment was lost.
Case went to Jury Thursday morning.
and verdict no, rndercd at time OF going TO
press. Ludden tor Plaintiff; Howard and
Andrews for Defendant.
81. Farnum vs.. Thompson ct. al. Ae-
ton on note Of hand given by Dcrt to PIE
Dcfcncc,--no consideration, and void from
having been delivered on Sunday. Verdict
for pl'G. Sil5 damage. Walton for prG,
Harlow 4 Bolster for dcrt.
CRIMINAL CAsrs.
81. State v. Eugene l.. Jones, Larceny.
Plea, guilty. Sentenced . years in Reform
School. or three months in County Jail.
IS. State '. Daniel 5. Clemens, ct. al.
Larceny. Plea, no, guilty. Recognized,
Tor appearance, at next term.
sc. State v II. ". Davis. Earning.
Reported in another column.
81. State '. Nathaniel Mayberry. Aiul.
terry. Plea, not guilty. Recognized, for
appearance at next term.
10 State v Moses &. Babb, Appt. As
sauli and Battery. Verdict, guilty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
For The o,Sfd Democrat.


Ma. EproR lit may not be generally
known to your readers that Mcssrs. Wood
man, Phelps 4 Co, have been fitting Up
tho WOODEN Factory Tor first class Flour
and Gri.i Mil. Such is the fact.
Daniel Bccdy, Jr., Esq., one Of the first
millwrishts in the country, has supcrin.
tended the work, which Is pronounced by
competent judges equal, II no, superior, TO
anything OF the kind IN New England.
IL having been understood that the mill
would be ready to operate on Friday last,
the people Of this village and vicinity, with
many from Norway AMI other towns in the
county, made arrangements, after twenty.
four hour notice, 10 assemble at the mill
at two O'Clock i. NJ, bringing their re-
ircshmenu with them, in picnic style,
70 celebrate In social manner the opening
OF the establishment, and give via, might
10 appropriately called " millwarmins."
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather, some four hundred ladies and
gentlemen assembled at the appointed time /;
and ,hoso large tables, loaded with delieacies
and subsau,ials. bore witness to the taste
and libcraliiy cf the ladies Of thus vicinity.
The South Paris Cornet Band wers prUs-
cni with its enlivening music. and contrib
uicd much 10 the interest OF ihe occasion.
DR.. ". \. Rus, was called upon 10 pre-
side, and speeches aud sentiments were Of
fcred by Z. {. Virgin. Esq. Of Rumford /;
Sylyanus Poor, Esq, Of Andoyer II. q.
Cole. E,q.. Of Norway aud McSrs. Morse,
Parsons. Cushman, Ilcr'ey, webber, skill
ing, and Rev. Mr.. Sewall, Of South PARIS /,
Hon. \. Bolster, Of Rumiori, aud q. W.
woOimin, Esq. Of Portland. After two
hours spent in thls manner, and the re-
freshmen, Of the " inner man" the ma
chincry was pa, in motion, and the gentle
manly architect, Mr.. Becdy, caves brief
explanation Of its working.
In the evening, the young people, to the
number Of over two hundred, assembled at
the same place, and passed several hours in
social intercourse and IN listening 60 the
music Of the Baud and the singing Of the
Quarte,tc Club under the lead Of Mr.. W.
". Davis.
And thus was inausuratcl our new -four
mill. Of which our village has just reason to
be proud, and which must prove OF meal.
culablo benefit TO this whole region. There
would seem to be no necessity, hereafter, for
having our -four made IN Canada, or the
Tar wcst," for we may be sure Of the
"Simon pure" article, made under our
own inspection, and at our own door. II,
is only necessary to =" end the wheat" and
the lour will certainly be forthcoming.
PLURIBUS UNUM.
SOrTH Pans, March Is, 1858.