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a ^ a-u of as a prVpcr perport (V^l ?|
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Ira ",': Mfauulifiraticns. His lj J^BBaBSBSSwBSSI^S^Bm
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9jjgrre<ifitfy tLe preJude/to ajgr *tad wh*?oJ
?H v? lhei>iQoeer to a proSkate tyf0jj^tbptK,(|
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Kf 9>pcrj ^ mutu;,l re-ajltion.!^ y sfi?'nat'Qif?!J
?033 / Jlity f,'*?nse ploasurj ult&e9 I j;?1 Djir ?n$ 1? 1
V Mspscepwgf to intense iorrof j? uPf :'4'8 tgf dp jfreMLll
V Muatiorj a"d'on every oc(?sionLre. ^^n?^or,e^SKI
V Jfcay to & firm, resigned, knodJ?;j1} j f^^^H|Pcopfo|Z$ J
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?^H^Rpresopu| ing'S^ral, rc6ccivoliappirit jf gin-crock; J
gjj/Bmycnddicf oi the anflwpatfoj: lf tbeLJ otW9oaS}l *H7 "W&tB
of tbq p/st, MiT *?Wggiheyjljft ve iyffij
^-?yf I ?tP|
'n^ | pr \vitl the 'sa^e
11 i
witi i coiX
^BfiBHpaanioiifvi fa
soriovi q\(.(L,I
HCRBS^VtcU ' h<^ t hfiyj f-O 1
, r ,?
.1^01 rfucH a ' ''Pu
f sti on;^3^Jk)tk>?, crjijfj rltH
KsSpiue j-jd :3>f rooi'J ,(> :-1 ' j
investUhyssu}}? rfl u o n <jj u
iitti his :piidilf<.?n; lie ill ^ivWea
wled yjh ?'-entnessl <? t v
jpfetiV fecftved *it9 -'"(Mo! i
Epy/'be ibinlvshiml P^i' Salii
mjtj-iogs whifh ml 1,
A niin is un|;.ko-'i,ht esi
Ajh/'s of Ifliman eiJ] 'lovv|Kr, i<
tyKtiog/'tojboiniiletf! cv^j!binf
* ' ** rwncn nn
* l.U|IV?? J V '
jvc you by the arti- whitotlie:
is mo canning aud 'Swedjj^ aj
h" - ?00,
irtues, adversity im <*s*sfith
develops and exhibit deiiceifran
rosperity frequently -tlmn tfiis
roundinsignificance, ;lr?l0
'ss amid h tbualinjj (p^? t'dd* li
gives relief to:ve:dfecomes I,
>roportions true $?gi r0Ta'(1?:"'
v . Iiuntyjg or
Remove it by all the | ?*#!*.
indulge, u?f, iihfia- |'ie trtuw (
fthout rfftiofing tilt- J?fcj tbwigl
ives tl/ affection of I1 kola or
IflSB^entloi*. if cal- r'eloftlic
If suffering]? w't.01" p;i 11
Hrmncs- vkfiitt iou'i'lod b:
nation to
Rv ;;/ gt fldrie
HKB^^Bdss of his Jf;l'I?> eqnsi
Itevure v?
ana
Hi
^HHEmRum h|^|
^ic> ^v\
HBaBwBWBf7* $
t /)(.
rutu?tile
tiling either, and'jfctro
bftJnHnce od fitting detract
r flWfthe Inttcf di- wolJW '?u
cn^^jR?r loud talk" ed aftrdii
lo cWphng in order. i??n". Sfcurr
a^Wjr, industrious. J date, e c
f)l^*Hre ?f tidying- law\ rot
ftWyftht time, 'iy
?^BlJfeered over." ^ 8r t
i^fflBBrtnblv. They asse] nti
k?Jorf?wtherphiverii^ trus] I k
f ir. You ml t0 ?j fsei
Lockings than '
5bod bedding Cu pc
r Chairs are rose* tn<
ar sit ting up- ridiaf k>\
uental. Eve- the J >r?
ug, comforts- the t >1<
ig yourself in a wat? p
? *?'
frne employ- wiod^^
ently snatch if
II break bis It 1.1
b made it. | you 4|
Sen- v , ^ap,a"??. --Tl
Yo> k 11 ,T 1 "
^' jou imj, ,lie <o//oti; ! )
v iiud peopfe buLj-.jp t" P''"'i0,lM
"""feofi B Ms^l
2000 ; (/!0 ? e. *0*1*0 j;,,^ |
WAV .5000 U0) rf.Kl i.'tOse ^
ifte J,.pP*^?"-oJl
''' ou -ho.'e o ''T,\v'r?:"Mi
<; > f,r t>.... e ?' lJ>? tt fif.-JI
> i?'o Hay o,"
o-ji" !
?"S liiO maij. ^rrMfe ,
y remcW &J"'= ?**?| ?/,> o
' "tntlon. -Thn ,n '! 1 ^ pnafc
Sip-uc,nff
t'vjnsnorlted ? HUI
l,u,fj . the,, &Hr?*
W 0/ water some
ne nvec T....I e hi.
Ei- -11niI1 t)
tins' frotn which race they aire o igiti
>ot. Tfie Lapps in general a>e o mi<
The/ have large heads, nhjor . ne
rown/red eyes, owing to thexon-l
tlioK' hiits, high" che<!k-bone^ th n bei
3 h/nds. Those of Norway ,n dis
Mm the Russian Lapp, by t f bh
ii/ance, and gloss of the hair; j Iwrifi
j/irtion of the race are somjewli t !ar<
fiijkl: of a lighter coinplexibn' ban
ose of Sweiftn and Norway ar to so
>rc cultivated, enterprising an ind
n *thu,4g of Russia, and jnak'Arbghl
st privations and hardsbioL ' he rt
latter have not more thanjgOO eindi
foriuer poss(?s from 20Q(Jlo 3 H30;;
iijii Norway, whoever owiMfroi j 40C
a for a man in moderat^oin imsfi
206., a small family with; pre icr'pi
live without suffering want, lrtit.lt
uhinber plunges a fainilypin^ alft
f.poverty. Whoever lias not ni rejh
i\herd to that ofsoine rich tn
is sonant?almost his slap' atvd
(he proper season, to follow ]^ l to t!
' &h???'grounds. '
me', and the flesh of the reMideor ?
of the fislieniicMi in barter
eukes^minglin# the meal vwttjtil
irk of tWw. For (his purples til
, Mffckwl in cold water, an/1 tluj dikl
| ft hot iron. They are eaten with bill
Ii oil, which is esteemed a urejit bil
i^ir^jQkery is nil done in
K^^H^BTtl i ei r anils stml
the milk wtt-li i*cl
^BHfl^Pwornen eonsi& till j
^^einarkable for itRlea4n|
^^RTly sale in Norway a& ratio
|le Russian Lapps have, idejo
Hose from their reindeer niilkAhoik'
V'"V., w.u,lu H-uunui, .
'tJifiTC to them. This milk ji (]is.'f
fl'Vor; i? culorL
tij.ck cream from thfe*
^remarkably nourishing'' W
7TLES OrtLAHKI).?The f!i,?;n
f?.o Q,,?rtep Ses.io.fs
'!,s thus '^Porti'd by the !??{,,
9-indi^OJier bosband for aLa?i
&fmnutSchnHlep the ffc".
c-' Tbe/ wee returning home to
^gon, from market?the huabaiii
' ' pccketpistoJ,' well Jiwded
J* tog sundry 'Wig*,' until 1,
?La/ , re"l0,,!>ti*ated earn
i lSS Si"( t' W,'fch aro,,st'd th
%lord and he commenced abusin.
l'|l r"M^
J?"d ft hot. Judge Jones changed
wife's act of breaking:ti<
"?t kstit'y the husband in stinkiq;
^ '/i|\gh a wife had no right to df
S?0(]\ lind chattels of a husband, !i
^as(an exception ; that a wife wu
istiiiable in seizing her husoand:
wherever she could lay hands onj
y it; and that in this instance tl<
did no more than what a scnsilli
ght to have done.. Thojury reqdr
;t in accordance with this sound bp;
i bottles may, therefore, from/ ti
;ai.-idered without the pale of '
ection." 1 i
rust a man for the vehemence ofj
ons, whose bare word you would tf
nave gill make no more of swcari
bood, than of adirming it.
B'EMPtoYMfiNTiN CriOKcn.?The Mo
lard- states, that no sooner does the r
ir boom forth from the steeple cloclt
V. nan s.h ehurch on a Sunday, tl
Filial pa*
t congregation who may be possessc<
ul! them out and narrowly scan
i to the fractional part of a second
sites a kind of "crawnjill" conced
th^i), up and shifting of index hand*
ircfcwas turned into some huge w|
a sfcame, if any person poorer'li
noricontented than you.
s I
fi A i I
A m x I
iw ~ -f I
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.
: ' ' Thn Wo<l>/?i:-< *-?____
_ ?^ ?cuiuunt */Hurca
r'ooL We are indebted to the New .Voi^fetynmerj
.ve- .' cial Advertiser, for the following repoVt <jt the
' ' ib- >jn-eseut state ofthe Metiiodist Church suit in,
i.OUO New York. To many of odr readers it .wuT
e are. be very interesting: .
A>e>> It will be remembered that this ease was
four argued in the United States"Circuit Court ftf*.
pfc*.) i the Southern District of New York, at thej
Koh*,'j May term, 1851, before Judges Nelson audi
&dv , Belts; and that, in November fi.Mowing,T^udg-eg
i6vei^j Nelson pronounced a decision in favor *wfithe!
no to ; complainants, who; sued, on behalf era- j
; my- . 6elves and of their associate beneficiar^P^ t|
pot i. [ nected with the Methodist Episcopate Chm-cn ('
lmer South, for n pro rota portion of the pe^pert^ of j
?sb\ :t!io Methodist Book Concern in tliflC|it^ of
ill of: New York.:. In pursuance, of tho teru*^^rtv' (he
enc?{ decree, a reference was had before the cleik of i
that t le court to ascertain and report upon tiqigg^ue ^
^kc^of-tlie properh-,,and ,upou.jUher magewr^B i
- volved in the questions hereafter menfiotfetff 1
Urtit^The comraia'stoners for the South, with their ,}
ffty' counset v*ere present at the reference in"'April j i
~r~ri i.tsi, uHRiiit: hook agents also appeared with ; <
( (Miiisel. Considerable testimony was taken jt
'Hit? on ?ite reference, and th& whole matter waj^r-'^
this- jrnod in May before .the re fere nee, "who. "report-.
ed thereon As to the questions wherein the
ck- icounsel differed, he decided generally fi^ 'the .
r?i'e defendants, (the -North.) The complairifints, ?
je'V being dissatisfied with tlie rejiort, look excep- ; -p
lions to it; in consequence of which theii'afi a
roe' tor was brought before the court, andy-iif Oc> \
.tober-.|if8t it was again argued by Daniel-Lord ?
> of lor the cotnp&nauls, and by E. L. Frat^olnrr "
l'.h- for the defendants. ol
*r?i We now learii that the Judges. (Nelsoojaud p,
Ih Beits,) having deliberated-upon the ctMl^'hre ot
'tQ. divided in opinion upon (hie principal qii?tionS, in
hmwg on the ex'options to the report;
PU" they have, consequently,ordered the poin|| op ipjjjfc
"*-s which they differ to lie sent up to the Su^jfemeL^
Court of the United Stifles, for decision by thj^T m
tribunal. VVe understand that a Dhaf dehpe Iffi
1,(' cannot be entered in the case until the dira#bn an
Kfc StimWiiW ( 'niift'iiHrtV-YiiA nn,'v"* |
I , |M?|II C? JjfpHIJUU g??]
ie, to it shrtll be sent l?:u-k to the CircujHCourt. Fi
Nor can the ?lefemlaii ts, should tludfelect to Sti
re appeal from the decree of Novemb?l85l, de- w
c'r cidi'ng the main question of thqmght of the Se
^ South, take such appeal until ihJRhal decree ; j0t
^ in the the cause is entered. -J/gF' 'nil
a.' Tt was contended Tor thafSoiith, on . the nr- j n$
gomentof the exceptions J# the clerk's report, f f
that the Southern benefiociries were entitled t(i hhj
^ he paid their portion oftfpiyidt'od*, according
to the profits as yearly r&nrted by the book firs
% agents co the Annual 5p?mference; that the jjp>
'/Vj share of the Sr.vth in th^capital was to be as- -Jfr
jgLccrtained accordin<? to tlji. value of the same anc
in 1815; nritrifiahatw^Jfiiflre should be paid nol
lj i.i' cash, with i 11 i in, rfffnit r~h7TTrr 1*1 j fi
(r!jelimin.jlT^'o'i "mi'Iwli.li'L iftpffhro-Tn tnc *liiTn"- lata
supjps for the}*ear 1B45. Oil the other hand, it isvi
h,/fits-contended t'oi^the defendants that'the share that
,,SS(J the Southern benefHar^s iit the profits lejjfi
Gujf.ould be rated according to| vyhut the North- for?
Ihjrn beneficiaries had actually received, and not; ;ror
wr/tccordiug to reposed or actual profits, that the the
If portion of capital to bo ascertained for the cisic
L Smith" should be taken accordmg'to the value of I
p of 1851, and not >f 1845; and that whatever, nin,
b the share was, it should not he paid iu cash, but a fu
l that the capital imist be portion^ under the him
( decree of the Cdoft, l?v apportionment of the pro<
* specific effects t<kbe agreed upon; and if .such gisli
? agreement coulii liot be made," "then tint (here dee
n*.not tin 11 Cllll* 'r iid?rnd and a distribution of . S
11 the proceeds; .i^oi that the ratios were to be ion
1 regulated according to the number of preach- tion
? ers named* in tlie^hiinateB of 1844, and not of legii
! 1845. ,? is ni
' Weiinderstaiuraat the differences of opiri- Stat
1 ion between the Ju<fejjfS nre fundamental upon ic" <
' the piineijml points Mentioned; and it is tliert^ this
1 fore inevitable thatj the case, so tar as those fcpei
pnints'are concerned; .^iould go to the Supreihe to li
'' Courts of the United fcjtates. P*1?*
' thes
Baptists (hyilabaiita. t "djti
a i ' t t 11) is
* The Baptist cause iswosperous in Alabama. y
The great objects of tli&dav, Missions, Sab- t
? lath-schools. Educatiot^totli general and theo- ])e Q
Idgical, share largely in tl? prayers, the syni- QU t
L pfthies, and the "mental aid" of our brethren o,
" here. There are in this f|tate 529 Baptist tuj^
T churches, 18 Associations, a6d 50,000 com- / '
f +'"""<? : ??
' {The Baptist churcli in Marion numbers about |jJ0
1 (WO members of uliojp near 4(jfo are colored. j.^u
I^ba^ enjoyed the continuous'find zealous la ^
3 hoi suf its present devoted pastor, Rev! If. ii
? D^ytSTie, for about thirteen Udder his tjer
Ttflniistrations it continues in .^highly prosperous gtnt
! condition.?For some rnohtlSTpJist a ptecious p
i revival has been progressing anloiig the colored
population, resulting in the coiyfersiotTund bap- sflnv
tism of over 40. by n
J The twenty-ninth anniversfry of the " Ala- nati
. bama Baptist State Conventii^i" has just been of u
* h^ld with the church in this village. The annual tiom
j sermon was preached by Rev. S. Henderson, 81
of Macon County, front Matt xxviii. 18-7>f5All conl
p$wer is given unto me," dtc. The speaker that
^ ilftstrnted very forcibly, and at length, the do- this
nunion and power of the Saviour, portrayed Just
the purposes which his power subserves, and case
" educed encouragements to those who labor in poli<
Zion. Other able sermons and stirring appeals havi
wire given upon missions, the Bible cause, eda- maji
5 cation, dec. Interesting reports, u(ipn various in t
t bines, were read, and animating discussions calU
were held, which evinoed that, of Alabama N
; Bhptists, a large number, .at Iea$t,v are quite bear
ak'ake upon the: great questions tcf-esngage the Unl
i Christian world. The report upoithe state of ion,
^ rlligion presented the cheering intefligonce, that up t
:C tie churches were never more prosperous, and Hon
p tijat some 5,000 have been added by baptism sive
if.^tlje past year. The financial reports exhibited but
raised for benevolent objects, 84^30; be- thin
" I .1 n?i 'it a __ .
sffles the amount ior tne didig cause 01 near on i
j, $5,000. The report eliciting by far the great- and
,a! est interest was. on theological education. This relie
clrtopic was tbe burden of much deliberation, of Slav
urgent appeals, and of many fervent prayers, ed t
IAji " educated ministry" is the imperious de- blot
lanireind at the present crisis.* \ lie v
The two principal literary institution! under the
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^^Richard Eell?=, a warm lienrled, benevolent an I
ali and. U%% sha
ded, under a estate of Illinois, for. bar boring, tba
ifciecreting a fugitive slave; waa-conyicted aiid; pur
iketiced lopay a fine of four hundred dollar*.- Ce()
W
gitivc slave bad a right'to.seize him and take
out of the State where. ^u?(T, wthput w
ess; and, 2d, that the exclusive power of le^
?ting upon the subject, of fugitives frbmscr- cu]$
is vested in Congress! :n c;t
eiiator Chase is well known lo -holil the opinr Qr f^
that no such rights of seizure and deportrb 'elv^
exists in the master; and .th.ut tha power to
rhiteou. the subject of fugitives from' &Fvice
at in Cougress at iiil, but exclusively in the
e Legislatures. That is the "free Democrat- a'uC?;
ioetnues, and it vrill l>e seen at once ttia!4
opinion operatesagainst His orn client. In
iing his argumentto the Court, he adverted
.is own opinions, and to his endeavors to im- _D
s them npoti the Court; hut, having failed in
c attempts, lie now clnimed the benefit of the ^Jj
idiention in tho Prigg case for his client in
suit. He argued: "
bL Thnt ihe power of Legislation on the sub- . ?3
of fugitives from service having been held to *
xelusive in Congrevyall State legislation u jibe
same subject must necessarily be void. * ^
d. That if Congress and the State Legisla- jW
, possessed concurrent powers of Legislation, ,^.3S I
s tlie opposing argnment.) the exercise of the *"at
er by Congress, must dccessarilv supercede c-ej'
exercise of the same power by a State Legis ai7 ?
re; and therefore mane
hat Congress having by law prohibited the ^cv<:
soring and secreting of fugitive servants oh- ^ ,
a penalty payable to the claimant, no act of
e legislation prohibiting the same acts under -v?'
naltj payable to the State, could be valid. at or
/?he argued?can tho same man, for the n a
a offence ami at the same timo, be arrested jyiue
lational officers and State officers; be tried in , a
onal courts, and in State courts; and in case ne' ?
on-paytaeut ot penalty be imprisoned in na- s,
al jails, and State penitentiaries! c'ianl
d. That tho right of the State to legislate
d not be successfully asserted on the ground s 1
, it was a simple police power. To sustain I10111
.position, he quoted the opinions of Chief t,01b
ico Taney and Judge Daniel in the Prigs Ul "ll
: and further argued that c\en if it were a am* s
je power, still the whole power of legislation
ng been vested in Congress, according to the ato(*
srity of the Court, no part of it could remain know
he States, by whatever name it might be suc'1
>(p of lisl
To one can fail to sec tlie important political ^ sl!
ing which the decision in this case must have. co,n 1
ess the Supremo Court reverses its own opin- c'.,ccli
(long ago delivered, and ever since looked t'ons
;o as the highest exj>o?ition of the constitual
law, and declaris that there is no etfclu- ' He 0
jurisdiction either in Congressw the States, ^all
that their power is concurrent,) one of two anc* '
gs must result?either all State enactments .
ho subject must fade from the statute books, llon !
the plaintiff in error in the present caso be
:ved from his sentence; or, the v?ry Fugitive
e act of Congress, which so recently convuls- J101"1
he land, must be declared invalid, ancf he ,ts el
ted from the pages of federal law. The pub- Ifvill
await, with deep interest, the decision of least,
Court. trust
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deliver out in navme'nt I
Imrfd upg&^or
J fej^nk.^ .^F^5' 6r ,P3per' f
I XgQltyyylyjprthe duty of the Pre?H/a3
^Jtirec^SIWSe said Bank,'whenever:?^8
tof the funded debt of the StateJ (ei/?5^B|
three per cent.-'stock,) cad be iM
under par, to purchase the sarpe tftfaMf 1
tbe sinking fontf,, and tafeftfc /
the Bank, as they aro annually nefer%. - Hgj0
stiffs to cni^^WS^aidi.r.pf the sinking $ jflj
to'- in'^ucH-nlgMiJMi to show at '' iHB
mcs whatpart^ofaT| Dfltfffs,- notes, stocks
;:i the said fund. *" 4gjjjS||fl
' fi""V/4"r 'e t'T
t |?J corporation or * jflfl
^ ;^^r*!pia this Slate, diy
1;r jt'dirc^y'^ay. ojit, pass or patin cir- 9 1
cau|Brarjm! out, passed or pu',
' . -lati'.n.1 ; WBBfote, lii 11, certificate "^PlH
iflffl^^HM^iebteduess, wliatso" ^ . .-:8
p.irpM/Ur g u^M?bank-note, or of the 'vrj^M
HHpnMQB^trflncc of a ban It-note', ^XflH
jlesa/amaiWBvr ^nomination than five -4H^B
5^?S^SjD|^&^ting to be issued, by I
bank, gffljffiwj^suciation of persons,: jaM
v "< iher s1:ii'o,1sn;j-be subject to the payc
of t .ventVoof!?|to be recovered by ac- atl
if debt-at the siiiyf the State, and ap-,
Iriated one-half toie informer, and tlHn
to the mainten^e and repair of the Sk. I
Ic buildings in thejstrict where the aclis
brought. H
B^cr. to prevent obstjtious to the passasre *
fish up Lyuch's Cfc ^ 'r
I Be it enacted by tKcuate and House of
sjentptivea, now mehd sitting in Gen?.ft?1
nbiy, and by Jthe
ftcr may erect any
ledge or hedges, or
snt obstruction of
to the passu^HHHB^mi^^^H
otherwise, near
its junction
who shall
i single seine such
direction as to prevcniiB^^^flH^^^^HH^^H^^B
id ufapdc-ltfl r\r ,,-Ka
rc aivivcutu) v? nv ouctu UfCiJ
r channels for the said Creek, and ertct arn^^^^^H
obstructions in or across the channel or
ncls thus opened, although a passage of tif- 'fl
feet may apparently be left unobstructed, all V
person or persons shall be subject to indict- Mm
in the Court of Sessions,yand upon convieshall
be punished by tine or imprisonment,
th, not exceeding five hundred dollars fine '
ix months imprisonment.
That all owners or occupiers of lands situ- Ml
upon the said Creek, who shall wilfully and ingly
permit or suffer the, erection of any y
obstruction as aforesaid to the free passage /
i up said Creek, such owner or owners shall'.,
bjcct to indictment and punishment upy
ction as those who shall bo convicted^ , '"."i^BBB
ing maintaining or using the said obsr" ?^^^B
'. That one-half of all lines iru posey
f this Act shall go to the inforn^* ? J^BH^H
be a competent witness to prove t/1 L~V ? H
;he other half to the Commission^ ? ,,.:cr 'WH
uildings of the District in whidr,c c '
ill all be bad. j
ie word daisy is a thou1 ty
;ymolegy, " the eye of $ "
you ever promise ^
that it be so as nobp'y J
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