Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
DecIsIoms OF the supreIne Court.


By PEARSON G. j. In Bond and Willis v. Hilton,
from Washington; judgment reversed an Judgment ar
rested. Also, in Gurkins " Williams, from Camden,
affirming the judgment. Also, in Edwards, Ex'r, V.
Harvey, from Greene judgment reversed and Uenire de
noUo. Also, in Neuse River Navigation Company V.
Commissioners of Newbern, from Craven, affirming the
order Also, in Towe Bagey, in equity from Per-
quimans, dsissng the bill Also, in Evans " Monott,
and Evans Irrius, equity, from Chatham, reversing
the order and overruling the plea in each case.
By BATTLE, j. In Griffin v. Hinton, from Pasquo-
tank Judgment reversed. Also in Maxy V. Shaw, from
Pasquotank, affirming the judgment. Also in Hobbs
V. Outlaw, from Bertie, affirming the Judgment Also,
in Pender Robbins from Beaufort judgment reversed
and centre de noUo Also, in Brook6eld V. Stanton,
from Craven judgment reversed and genre de noUo-
Aso in jenkins " Mitchell, in equity from Craven
| advancements not to be accounted for.
By RUFFIN, j. In Barr V. FELTON,, from Perqulmans;
Judgment reversed and de Also, White
" Perry from Chowan judgment reversed and venirs
de Also in Bell " Morrisett, from Camden, al
frming the Judgment. Also in Smith Bank of Wades
boro equity, from Richmond; injunction to be con-
tinued to the hearing Also in Doe er dem Hardin '.
Barrett, from Moore judgment reversed and centre de
novo. Also, in Hough v. CresS in equity, from Rowan,
| overrulng the demurrer.-Standard.
SPEAK our.-When we drive up to friends houses,
nowadays in coaches and SIX when John carries
up our noble Names when finally we enter the drawing
room, with best hat and best Sunday smiles fore
most, does it ever happen that we interrupt family
row IudG we COul6 anu anu SUc-
ping the delusive ashes of still burning domestic
that in the interval between the hall door and the
drawing-room, Mrs. Mr. and the Misses Jones, have
grouped themselves in family tabeaux this girl art
lessy arranging flowers in vase let us say that one
reclining over an illuminated work of devotion mamma
on the so with the butchers and grocers book pushed
under the cushion elegant work in her hand ands
pretty little foot pushed out advantageousy while hon.
est jones' far from saying, Curse that Brown, he is
always calling here" holds out kindly hand shows
pleased face, and exclaims, What, Brown my boy;
delighted to see you. Hope you've come to lunchP
say does it happen to to be made the victims OF
domestic artifces the spectator of domestic comedies,
got up for our special amusement2 Oh let be thank
full not only for faces, but masks not only for honest
welcome but for hypocrisy,l which hides unwelcome
things from Whilst am talking, for instance, in
this easy chatty way, what right have you, my good
sir, to know what is really passing in my mind? 1t
may be that am racked with gout that my eldest
son has Just sent In thousand pounds worth of
college bills, that writhing under attack of
the Stoke Pogis Sentinel which has just been sent
under cover that there is dreadful scrappy dinner,
the evident remains of party to which did not invite
you; and yet conceal my agony wear merry smile,
] say, What, come to take potluck with us Brown,
my boy? Betsy, put a knife and fork for Mr. Brown.
Eat! Welcome Fall to It's my best :. l say
that humbug which am performing is beautiful self
denial-that hypocrisy is true virtue Oh if every man
spoke his own mind what an intolerable society
would be to live in The V'rgtniGns.
EM1GRANrs FROM North UARoL1NA.-One who has
recently gone from this County to Texas writes post
crpt to business letter to u.s. that "The Texas fever
coos of after getting here and great many would
get back to "the States if they could. ."-Obssrvef.