Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-16
STATE NEWS

HSnaI nOur all Tue JuStlceS present.
The following opinions were delivered !:
by Pearson, c. J.-State VS.. Cherry,
| from CASTOR county. Judgment reversed,
and resire de moro awarded.
David Schenck parte, from Lincoln
county. Order reversed, Tr0cedend0 to is
sue.
| BY Reade. J.-Murphy VS.. Merritt, from
Sampson county. Error, Judgment here
for plaintiff for costs.
State VS.. Davis, from Chatham county.
No error, Judgment affirmed.
BY Rodman, J.-Brown VS.. Commission
ers of Washington, Beaufort county. Judg
ment reversed, venire de moro.
| McAden VS.. Bannister, from Lincoln
county. Judgment affirmed.
BY Dick, J.-N6lentine VS.. Hollaman.
from Hertford county. Judgment re7er-
sed. 0enire de mono.
| Saluns vs.. Martin, from CASTOR county.
Judgment reversed, petition dismissed
Justice Settle, having been absent, de-
| livered no opinion.
Upon motion, the case of University r.
r. Go. VS.. W. w. Holden, Governor, and
| ID. A. Jenkins Treasurer, was re-opened
| for argument and case set for Friday next
Raj. Sentinel
| GovERNoR WoRTH.-Gov. Worth and
lady arrived this morning on the train
| from the West. The Governor and Mrs.
| Worth have been spending sometime
among their friends and relations in Ran
dolph. We regret to say that the Govern
ors's health is anything but good. He is
| looking feeble and much reduced. He
sets out soon for the Virginia Springs
We hope its waters may restore him to
health. Raleigh Sentinel.
DISTRESSING SALES IN OEANGE.-We
vertised for sale by the Sheriff of Orange,
to be sold on Monday last. The Sheriff
gave us the list of land to be sold. Omit
| ting town lots we could count only S,659
acres. The sale was not completed on
| Monday one day was not sufficient to
work so much ruin. The lands we are told
did not average more than one dollar and
| thirty cents per acre, and Yet some of the
best lands of the county were sold. There
is no chance under the Sheriffs hammer
to get anything like the true value of
| lands.
Hester's Real Estate Agency and Lot
terry is the only place and way to get the
real value of your lands We hope Hes
ter, in his next grand drawing, will have
| fewer sewing machines, and in their stead
have prizes of guano, bonedust, plaster
| lime, &c.-Ralcigh Sentinel.
HE SwANNANoA CHEESE FACToRY.-In
company with O. few friends, on Friday
last VIC paid a visit to this, the second
cheese factory established in the noun
| tains of Western North Carolina, located
| about two miles southeast from Asheyille,
in the beautiful SWannanoa Valley, and
directly on the Morganton road.
This factory is owned by W. ". Nc
Dowell, G.. B. Tennent, Mont Patton,
John Murphy, John Cheesborough and
Jos. Reed, six of the best farmers in Bun
come county who own fine farms in the
vicinity.
Mr.. Jacob Becker, from Herkimer, the
celebrated cheese county Of New York, as
| sisted by his excellent " better half, is the
manager and manufacturer and we take
occasion to congratulate the Company in
securing the services of such competent
and truly worthy persons to conduct the
details Of their enterprise.
The first cheese was made at this
factory on the 9th day of May last
The product of that day was 56 lbs.-
The daily production has steadily increas-
ed since then, and it now amounts to 153
| lbs. The aggregate amount made from the
-
over 5000 lbs. This, we think, is doing
we'll for the first month, particularly when
we consider that five Sabbath days oc-
Cured on which no cheese was made.
OF the quality of the cheese we are una
BILE to speak, as yet, as it requires at least
60 days to cure and become fit for USE
But, Judging from the truly rich appear
ance of their outside, we never saw more
superb lot of cheeses than our friend
Becker exhibited to us in the curing room
of the Swannanoa factory.
Asheville NecS
On DIr.-That Mai. Willie d. Jones has
received the appointment of Assessor for
this Revenue District. in place of Solomon
Pool, resigned, and that he has accepted
the appointment and will resign his seat
in the State Senate. Raleigh Sentinel.
SAD INTELLIGENCE. We regret to learn
that Rev. Jno. Long died very suddenly
at lAtlanta, Ga, on Monday last. The
sad intelligence was telegraphed to his
family, at Thomasville, on Tuesday, and
we have been unable to learn the particu
lars: MIR. Long had many warm friends
IN this place. e.-Greensboro Patriot.
SUPREME CoUEr.-The Court met at the
usual hour; all the Justices present.
The following cases were argued
Mary McLaurin, en- parte, from New
Hanover county. Attorney General and
Gov. Bragg, Counsel.
City of Wilmington VS.. Davis. Gov.
bragg for the Plaintiff, Messrs. Rogers
and Batchelor for the Defendant.
McAdoo vs. Benbow, from Guilford
county Phillips for the Plaintiff, Battle
Tor the Defendant.
IL Is with deep regret that we announce
tne death of G. N. Price, Esq, of this
place. which took place at his residence on
tuesday evening. Mr. Price was q highly
respected and very useful citizen, He had