Carolina Watchman

              terms of the vatelnnaii v subscription per year two 1>...i..\i.s — payable in wvance but if nol paid in advance two dollai and fifty cts will be charged iovkrtiseme.vts inserted at 1 for the first and 25 cts for each subsequent insertion court orders charged 25 pet ct higher than these rales a liberal deduc joil to those who advertise by the year ts to the editors must be post paid wholesa le & retail fresh drugs chemicals pye-stitfe and perfumery t bn i ire now ceiving at theii drug store corner of the mansion hotel the largest and nl i drugs chemicals paints oils and dye-stuffs _ to this market we particularly invite ol physicians druggists and merchantsto j k which we pledge to sell at lower rates than ny other establishment in western north carolina — v . ... . issurance again thai our prices and terms shall j plpasc all we return our sincere thanks to the public for their very liberal patronage heretofore extended tons below we present a list ofa few of the articles compris - stoi it : pulverised ipecac rhei jalap colum i i gamboge opium arrow root pearl barley hyd chlo mit suph quinine sulph i «,; • ■_ \ til do pipeline salacine red lead ve red spanish brown white lead black do ! and tium oil logwood copperas indigo also a large assortment of shop furniture prescriptions furnished al till hours orders from a ■ punctually attended to brown & james salisbury july 6 1848 10 jonesville ac de my the ninth -• tion will commence 2_d january al which time if parents and their children uud wards they will be thank ed and every exertion made on the part of tin i i ■■■ ince them in their studies ; and watch will be k'-pi over their morals and general terms per session office months ng writing and arithmetic 5 ; english gram mar geogi iphy and arithmetic 8 ; philosophy rhe ogicand astronomy 10 latin greek and ad mathematics 12 50 i . , ; i an be obtained in the best families for l and j i hi mth all will be held responsible for their tu ition whether present or absent irom the time of enter , and no deduction will ur made except in . vv !,. van katon janoai 0 1849 5t36pd fall and winter fashions fob 48 and 49 horace ij beard e-aaaa©s » ■ ived at it fn m new j \ .... ' european fashions for the ; : 49 and will continue to re j ie is prepared to execute all or .-• trad in a fashionable and work r,al the shortest notice from his long i art ol cutting and making garments lent that he can gire satisfaction to his li respectfully returns ins thanks to his friends and heir liberal support tendered him hereto fore ar.i will endeavor by increased efforts to please his i nuance of iheir favors horace if beard n i "..! kinds of country produce taken at themar • for work salit j1.2848 tf 47 of vol 4 speed the plough fir subscriber would inform the citizens of lhe country in goneral thai he is enpajred in the manufacture cf the celebrated davis east man and evans chenoweth doul.k pointed and side hill ploughs which cannot be surpassed fur ease of draught or beauty of work those wi ing ploughs can in supplied at any of the following places viz : mocksville salisbury concord and cbarloote or at any other point where a load can bo sold 1 ii thompson ! tvo davidson co n c } n , - aug 10 1848 r ml ° medicines medicines til e are receiving at iv c ii wheeler's t t old stand the largest and best stock of medicines instrl lexts paints <\- dyt stuffs spia s .\* perfumt ry fauci and uuseful articles ighl into this country see our large hand we will sell very low tor cash locke y c ii a v fin salisbury muy ll 1848 2 1fall winter fashions g . fust received !• ,* • \ il nftry produce of all kinds taken ing .^ payment for work done by ,* geo i gould |: tailor :• . salisbury otcober 5 18i8 22 .• »* ..«•• *• ♦ • a ... a eaae ... jo . a a a a a a a a a a a '$•*•*'--*_*_*_••*•*_*_"_*'■ a'o*»'a°a*e''a*o*a'a*e*~'a'e'°l l price & utley ji j fashionable ta__oi*s !> ;. concord \. c > j jpril27 1848 tf52 ;• • ♦*.__••• eeeeeeeaea a mmaaa a aa a aa • aaaaaaaaaaaa aa a a aa aa a a aa a plm .__>____._. cassiineres fc testings ■*• f or -, i j enniss | s3 sicily wine and tallow candles i l'&l received ;> ir_i supply . ■ t fine tallow can y dles also an i < • of sicily ma ' ra or white cooking wine manufactured forcook epwposes expressly brown & james ■ oct 12 i-i _... t«l.ir\iti and masonic loves " lt f for sale by ./. h enniss salisbury dec 2l 1848 33 the carolina watchman i bruner _ james editors * proprietor \ " **" " ■"«££*'• *"™» „ ) new series jo this and liberty is safe v • gen'l harrison j volume v number 43 salisbury n c thursday march 1 1819 new goods n e w goo d s i the largest and best selection yet and cheaper than ever brown elliott respectfully inform the public that they are receiving from new york and philadelphia iheir french english & american ofthe latest and newesl styles which have been selec ti d with yr.-at care and bought at the very lowest cash prices anion their stock may be found for ladies wear beautiful ilk lustres mode cashmeres colored do satin striped do satin striped m ous _____ lanes plain and black do ilk and worsted lustres satin striped cheni alpaca mode thibet cashmere satin striped do black paramatta black merinos and alpacas oregon plaids ginghams french do shawls gloves ribbons collars linen cambric hand'fls reviere do plumes bonnet silks velvets bonnets and hosiery for gentlemen wear french black brown and olive cloths french cassi meres,'li r d doeskin do fancy do wool tweeds kentucky jeans kerseys bro and bl'd drills domestics whitney blankets fig'd satin vestings cut velvet do tig'd silk do plain satin do worsted do hats & caps boots & shoes besides a general stock of hardware & cutlery groceries crock ery c c those wishing to buy goods would do well to call as we feel satisfied we can oiler inducements to purcha ser selling cheap for cash salisbury october 5 1848 3 cheap for cash harris & crump are now receiving from new york and philadel . i large and splendid stock of fall aeid winter goods which they are determined to sell as low as any house in this part of north carolina consisting of all kinds of ladies and gentlemen's dress goods of the latest and newest styles which have been selected with great care and bought at the very lowest cash prices for ladies wear beautiful silk lustres mode cashmeres colored do satin striped do mouseline de lanes silk and worsted lustres cheni alpaccas bl'k ami col'd merinos plaid ginghams french do shawls cloves ribbons fine collars linen cambric hand'ffs bonnet silk velvets bonnets ad hosiery for gentlemen's tt car black french and english cloths french cassimeres fig'd do fancy do wool tweed kentucky janes ker seys,fig'd satin vesting cut velvet do plain satin do and worsted do also — brown and bleach'd drills do mestics whitney blankets iiat c gaps roots __: shoes besides a general stock of hardware and cntlery groceries crockery i.e those wishing to buy goods we respectfully invite their attention to the above stock as we are determined no to be outsold by any wood grove rowan co oct 26 1848 ly_5 coach and carriage making the copartnership of witherspoon pritchard co having been dissolved by mutual consent lhe bu i siness will hereafter be conducted under the name of | pritchard roseborough & co in losing mr i a witherspoon we have lost a gentle . man and an agreeable copartner but we trust have not lost that principle that should actuate honest men in the transaction of business and in offering ourselves to the carriage making business pledge ours ives for the faithful performance of our en i gagements we have no disposition to pull our estab lishment in the public prints being assured that time and the character ol our work will secure to us a share of public favor we are thankful for that already received and would advise our friends and the public to take care of no 1 . and go where ihey have the most confidence — best treated and get the best job for their money our ' work shall not be inferior to anv in this part of the world j pritchard roseborough _. co mocksville n c jan 11 1849 ti"3g the undersigned having been connected with the a ! bove establishment from its commencement in mocks vi le until very recently o\a having a knowledge of the , qualifications of the gentlemen in charge can assure the public that they are prepared with good workmen j and materials can execute in as good and line a style as j heretofore and cheerfully recommend them as worthy of patronage i a witherspoon ii reynolds p childs & cos oriental or sovereign balm pills read the following from the hon n f winslow ! formerly a judge of the st lawrence county courts : i hereby certify that 1 have personally and by my fa mily used several boxes of childs & co.'s oriental or sovereign balm pills at first i used them with an ex \ pectation that thev were one of those quack impositions ! so often palmed off upon the public but i now feel a con j fidence in saying that they are au excellent medicine and should be kepi for use by every family norfolk may 23 1848 x f winslow each box contains '! 1 pii price 5 cents and is ac j comp inied with certificates and full directions ! for sale by boger & maxwell salisbury falls & | morrison statesville ; david fraley rockville ; j p mabry lexington p honneycutt gold hi and wholesale and retail bv 1 m cohen 19 hayne street , charleston s c ** w27 boger & wilson s fa_t eep constantly on hand an exten c}/^i jcv sive assortment of tttejit watches clocks jewelry silverware cutlery musical instruments revolving pistols perfumery soaps and fancy articles of every descrip tion persons wishing to purchase articles in the above line will do well to call and examine their fine selection one door above j &. w murphy's store watches clocks and jewelry repaired in the best manner and warranted for twelve months lepine and plain watches altered to patent levers and warranted to perform well salisbury july 20 1848 tf 12 william jtplummer saddler and harness mrer v -"■"..___[_.*-■ pleasure in returning his vw^%p_^_tu jl thanks to all those who have v \ > j i ie re to fo re favored him with their jfljla ap custom he trusts and believes thai /' fliilrp he has given very general if not uni _!' i'm is l v '- rs;j l it ' s c i 0 " i and 33 he is for the past so shall he continue to feel grate ek fill to all who may patronize his *■"-- shop he would inform the public that he has lately receiv ed some very fine northern materials and is no'w better prepared to do saddle and harness work than ever — his prices are not extravagant but his work is good he occupies his usual stand opposite to the store of bo ger & maxwell and is ever ready to obey orders in the line of business to which he belongs he keeps on hand a good stock of saddles bridles martingales harness c for sale and can most generally furnish instanter such articles as are required of him salisbury june 1 184s tf ______________ m__e._»^w\______._____7 saddle harness and trunk manupac tory ! m a i n street salisbury one door below the post offfiec the subscriber having established himself in the town of salisbury for the purpose of carrying on the above business respectfully solicits a share of public patronage he pledges himself that his work shall ways be done in ihe very best style and his prices to suit the times he will keep constantly on hand saddles bridles martingales ho nits collars saddle wallets trunks valises _•*<*., tec also harness skirting sole and up per leather of the very best quality always on hand which can be bought low for cash or on a short credit toprompt customers in addition to the above he respectfully informs the public that he carries on the tanning and boot and shoe making business in the town of statesville where he will always be happy to see hisold friends and supply them with any ofthe above enumer ated articles thankful for past encouragement he hopes by close attention not only to merit a continuance of the same but a considerable increase for the future lphis shop is one door below the " post office wm h mowbray salisbury january 11 1849 ly read this boger & maxwell /****■£ r f -< : leave to inform ffe h__»1h -*-* tlleil ' wends and the public wslm i|3\v isl " enera y hat they are now re-^^si hm__1 ceiving a handsome stock of fall and winter goods consisting of almost every article usually called for : dry-goods hardware queens and glassware hats caps bonnets boots and j shoes sole and upper leather j groceries of every kind and of best quality rope bagging and twine for the military and sportsman we have fine i chap ca peausj plumes swords wssl epaulets sashes j silver sum i<ace eagle but x___2 ton _.,&_,,&_, | double and single barrel shot guns \ and apparatus pistols finished and unfinished rifle barrels c x all of whicli we intend to sell cheap for cash or on time to punctual dealers or exchange for the following produce ' as we are in the market to purchase 500 bushels clean ed oats 300 bushels flaxseed 500 bushels pealed dried peaches and 15,00(1 lbs cotton and linen rags and as much beeswax and tallow as we can get salisbury oct _'-, 1s48 iv25 500 dollarl ri__ward ! caldwell wheeler a native of north car olina twenty-one years of age six feet one or two inches high brown hair fresh complexion round face stoops slightly when walking awkward quick spoken bashful when spoken to and speaks with a provincial ac cent left the neighborhood of fulton december 28th , ' taking with him a sorrel horse about fifteen hands high blood-like head and neck sprung in the pasterns with a long thin tail in good condition and rather weak in the eyes and also the sum of six hundred and twenty three dollars besides some money of his own the above reward wiil be paid for his apprehension ; and the recovery ofthe money and horse further particulars may be learned on application at the otlice ofthe camden journal camden s c jan 10 1848 3w40 just received avery large assortment of li uors and wines of all kinds such as french brandy gin rum ma deira sherry fort sicily or white and malaga , wines ' brown & james july 6 1848 10 j ira hats hats b^sf t^iute beaver and ioie skin <_&*«£_ jl hats for sale by j ii enniss a cardt drs brown & jameshavingassociatedthem selves in the practice of medicine can always be found at theirdrugstore whennotprofessionallyengaged salisbury december 16 1*--17 — tt33 surveyor's compass for sale 4 new and elegant surveyor's compass for , ■*-* sale apj.lv al this ollice augusl 10 1843 tf 15 ~~ - - . from the french of lamanine remembrance i in vain in vain day follows day they glide without a rr.ark away — but nought shall from my soul remove thy memory latest dream of love i see my rapid years gone by behind me heaped as mountains high — e'en as the oak in autumn time sees fall the foilage of his prime the frost of age is on my brow my chilly blood will scarcely flow — like this dark wave o'er which has passed the cold breath of ihe wintry blast but thy serene and youthful face w r hich sorrow only comes to grace still lovely in my heart i hold for like the soul it ne'er grows old no — thou hast never left mine eye my lonely path ihou still art nigh — and when i ceased to see thee here i saw thee in a brighter sphere there i behold thee such again as on that last dread day of pain when to thy blest abode away thou fleddest with the morning's ray thy pure and touching loveliness in heaven's sweet air shines none the less and eyes where life had ceased to be are bright with immortality it is thy hand which dries my tears and calms my spirit's anxious fears ; thy voice doth whisper in mine ear " pray thou in secret god will hear and e'en in sleep thou dost attend the guardian ang«l of thy friend ; for all my dreams are filled with thee pure as the thoughts of seraphs be the temperance cause alcohol and idiocy we recommend the following extract from the report of dr howe on idiocy in massa chusetts to any who have doubted the expedi ] ency and necessity of the great movement of the day for temperance reformation ; and es j pecially to any who may be in the habit them j selves of feeding the growing appetite within j them with a little brandy or wine from day to ' day — independent directly and indirectly alcohol is produc live of a great proportion of the idiocy which i now burdens the commonwealth if moreover j one considers how many children are born of i intemperate parents who without being idiots ! are deficient in bodily and mental energy and i are predisposed by their very organization to have cravings for alcoholic stimulants it will be seen what an immense burden the drinkers i of one generation throw upon the succeeding many a parent by habitual stimulus applied to his own nervous system forms and fashions ! his child in such wise lhat he is more certain i to be made a drunkard by the ordinary lempta j lions of life than the child ofa temperate man would be even if living from his youth upward wilhin the temptation of a bar room wife murdering what a respectable business is lhat which i makes men murder iheir wives ! in our last • paper was an account of this description for j which the husband was sentenced to the gal j lows it is not long since a similar murder , took place also in new york committed by a ' man named slaight whose wife had been for : ced lo leave him in consequence of his drunk j enness and mal-lreatment and who failing to j induce her to return killed her with a pistol j while excited by rum on coming to his sober senses and finding himself in prison he was horror stricken at his own conduct and reso lutely refused to take food being determined to starve himself to death just before his death he said to the physician who was trying to in ■, duce him to take nourishment doctor i want to die my poor wife is gone and i want to follow her i have nothing to live for ; it is of no use to force anything in this eld body ; it is worlh nothing it is my mind lhat suffers much more than my body ; i feel i am dying now ; i shan't be long with you oh ! the dev ] il tempted me to commit the deed and the devil is in me now and lhat was the last he was heard to say as he gasped once or twice for breath and in a few seconds his spirit had pass ed away this man left six children what a sad in heritance to those orphans ! their mother mur j dered by their father iheir father murdered by himself oh ye rumsellers ! what a hell does your relentless cupidity make of this earth ! was ever warfare more infernal than yours wa ged against the peace and happiness of society ! pledge and standard rum and death we are pained to learn lhat a murder was committed in henderson and one in cherokee last week both we understand from the effect of liquor and its attendant evils paiticticu lars next week — asheville messenger the two red cents a grocer iu clinton county new ork sold a drunkard a pint of new rum according to law and made two red cents clear profit the drunkard shot his son-iu-iaw while intoxicated : and his apprehension confinement in jail ex ecution dec cost the county more lhan one ' thousand dollars which temperance men had i to earn hy the sweat of their brows ! what i say vou taxpayers are you willing to pay a thousand dollars lo enable the grog seller lo i make two red cents ? j ashamed of his business why is the liquor seller ashamed of his bu siness — why does he cany it on in secret why have his casks containing the miasma of death come to him labelled beef or pork in stead of iheir appropriate designation why crowd it into the back room or down celler away from the gaze ofthe respectable and roo i ral ? honesty is not afraid of the light — she ; j covets it — it is her element is he honest ? j then why not own the works of his hands ? as ; dr jewett fitly remarked in one of his scathing lectures to rumsellers : " every other workman i feels a kind of honest pride in his successful l efforts to produce some striking specimen of his art ; but let a man be found drunk in the street in ihe neighborhood of some half dozen grog shops and let the inquiry be made of these priests of bacchus who made him what he is seen to be ? and they will every one deny that thev had any participation in the allair ' he didn't get his rum here goes the whole round fountain the wine cup and its effects we were informed yesterday of a melan choly affair by which a young lady will proba bly lose her life the facts as related lo us are as follows : the brother of the young lady in question ' ; who had beeu enjoying himself al a party was ; j brought home in a cab and after having been conveyed lo his room insisted upon leaving for the purpose as he said of " getting a drink his sister in endeavoring to prevent his egres6 from the house was felled by a blow upon the left temple to the pavement hilling down a flight of several steps she was taken up al most insensible and medical aid was imme j diately procured upon examination it was j found that the skull was fractured and hemorr j hage would no doubt ensue the brother who i is a clerk in a dry goods store had not been arrested but remains constantly at the bed-side of his unfortunate sister — phil dispatch the president's levee — a correspondent of j the new york express thus notices the levee i at the white house on the evening ofthe lh j inst : " last night brought out an immense crowd in the expectation lhai it would be lhe last j | the company was almost as varied as the new i year's levee though in much more elegant • i costume there were some thirty musicians i and some delightful music to add to the pleasure ; ofthe evening the greatest crowd were pre i sent between nine and half past nine when j the east room the reception room and the room | known as the green were nearly packed new j york could hardly have turned out a more con j spicuous multitude lhan was present here — an i audience more fashionable and gay some | were present decked in all lhe plumage ofthe ! feathered tribes " there was every color and shade of color ! of dress the gaudy and expensive eclipsing in i number and otherwise simple and tasteful eve | ry country and part of our own country was re i presented the fashion of each was prominent \ j high necks and low necks velvets and lawn j red and blue gray and black pink and purple ' 1 while and yellow criticism had a full night's j j labor and a week's comment out of this compa ' ny there was a sad straining to force youth | into age and age into youth and one in such a , company could well realize the idea of burke _ descriptive of lhe court of antoinette where j " lhe daughter begins to bloom before the molh i er is content to fade and it is added " here i is hardly room iu this world for two genera ': tions " i saw beside a lady dressed most elegant j ly in rich velvet and jewels one of " the b hoys j just from the street with muddy boots a torn , and dirty coat and not even a clean shirt or a clean face both were probably deemed too i aristocratic for the mansion of an american j president " some were present in full ball dress and j others with full equipment for a hard days work upon the highway hundreds came in street ' dress and passed their time in staling at others there were bonnets on and bonnets oil and in • short every variety of person and lasle •' a chippewa indian chief an eloquent or ator and a noble fellow in the full costume of home was one of the lions of the night " mrs madison was anoiher and one of the chief also she came early remained late en joyed the scene equally to those of whom there i were many who were here for the first time i i an expedition for california is filling out at ' richmond called ihe madison mining and tra ding company they have purchased the ship glenmore and are loading her with a full cargo of assorted goods calculated for the market to which she is destined the company con ' sists of 70 members — well picked intelligent healthy good and true men every mechan ic art is represented among the members . are two gentlemen who have resigned their posts of lieutenants in the navy the com pany will bo under military organization each man armed with a ritle aul two good pistols i and many of ihem with colt's formidable six barreled revolvers they will be iherelbre thoroughly prepared for defence against land and water pirates the full capital of the com pany is 870,000 they expect to sail by the ith march at the farthest usury — the legislature of wisconsin has i disposed of the usury question in a summary manner the following brief and decisive act was passed by large m;ij ritii-s in both houses sec 1 any rile of interest agreed upon by parties in contract shall be legal and valid sec 2 v.'h-n no rate of interest is agreed upon or specified in a note or ther contract ' seven per ecu per annum shall be the legal rate colonial history north carolina gov vri_-lit 1 s p o to the sec ol state > georgia v 1 . 218 no 51 s sav georgia 29 june 1775 m v lord : the liberty people have now got anoiher pretence for raising men they assert that mr sluait lhe superinlendant has been endeavoring to raise lhe cherokee indians lo come down against them ; ihis ihey have got undoubted proof of and all he can say will not convince ihem to the contrary ; his friends in ch irleslown gave him a hint and he left lhat and came here but they sent some of their par ty here who have so inflamed and enraged our people that he did not think himself safe and his majesty's armed schooner st john having put in from providence he when on board her and i suppose by this lime is sailed for st au gustine ; and several boats full of men from i ho carolina side have been down at our inlet some days the accounts differ a to number ; some call them 0 others 80 all well and com pletely armed some hedge their intention was to seize un mr stuart whicli very proba bly was part of their errand ; but i believe they have another point in view aud that is three vessels being expected here from linden and a considerable quantity of gunpowder bcinj on board for the indian trade ihey intend to seize on lhat and carry it to carolina ; and ihis is certainly in their power lo do and il is not possible to prevent it if attempted and one of these vessels arrived hero on saturday the th and the captain one ashe informs me that se veral boats lay off a little way from him and that one with '. or t men came on board and one of them inquired whether he had anv gun powder on board and on showing bis cockets and their finding he had none they behaved very civilly and went away but made great in quiry after another ship one maitland who has a large quantity of gunpowder on board and il is said they intend to watch our inlet till the others come and lo take out all the gunpowder and if that is the case i am much afraid it will embarrass us with the indians for they have for some time been very impatient for their usual supplies and iu order to pacify ihem i have told them that iho difference we had with them last prevented the merchants from sending for goods that none was wrote for ill after our disputes were settled in oct last and that it takes a great while for ships to carry let ters and oiders from hence lo england and that there the goods would be to make i told them this gain time and afterwards he sent here and that sometimes ships have very long passages and we could not depend on a supply till late in the summer and with this ihey were tolerably well satisfied ; but if ihey are now disappointed they will conclude wo have some design against ihem and i can't tell what may be the results for ihey are a very jealous suspicious people and as ihey have been told by the chicesaw indians that the while people are going lo join the choctaws agains ihem it may confirm lhat report and thus your lord ship sees the state we are in in every respect and no king's sloop or cruizer heard of vet by the enclosed paper your lordship will see lhe extraordinary resolves by lhe people in charlotte town mecklenburg countv aud i should not be surprised if the same should bo do no eveiy where else i have the honor lo be with perfect esteem my lord vour lordship's most obliged and obedient servant jas wright the earl of dartmouth a:c dec the south carolina gazette am counts journal tuesday june im 177 extract charlotte town mecklenburg co may 31 1770 this day the committee of this couniy met and passed the following resolves .* whereas by an address lo his majesty bv both houses of parliament in february last the american colonies are declared lo be iu a slate of actual rebellion we conceive that all laws and commissions confirmed by and de rived from the au'hoiity of the king or parlia ment are annulled and vacated and lhe former civil constitution of these colonies for the pres ent wholly suspended to provide iu somo degree for lhe exigencies of this country in the pressnl alarming period we deem it proper and necessary to pass the following resolves viz : i that all commissions civil ai.d military heretofore granted by lhe crown to be oxer cised in these colonies are null and void and the constitution of each particular colony whol ly suspended ii that the provincial congress of each province under the direction ol lhe gretit eofl tinenla congress is invested with all legisla tive and executive powers within their respect ive provinces and that no other legislative or executive power does or can exist at ihis time in any of these colonies iii as all former laws are now suspended in this province and the congress have not yet provided others we judge it necessary for the better preservation of good order to form cer tain rules and regulations for the internal government of this country until laws shall be provided for ns by congress iv that lhe inhabitants of this county do meet on a certain day appointed by ibis com mittee and having formed themselves into nine companies to wit eight in th county and one in the town of charlotte do chuse a co lonel and other military officers by ntu of this choice and independent of the crown of great britain an i former constitution of this province v thai for the better preservation of tie ppace and administration of jo-tic each of those companies do cbuse their own body two discreet freeholders who shall be empowered each by himself and singly to decide and de termine all matters of controversy arising with in said company under the sum nf twenty shil lings aud jointly and together all controversies under the bum of forty shillings ; yel decisions may admil ofappeal to the conv nlion ofthe select men of the county : and ulsoth il anv one of these men shall !. t - " | •■•'■'■■' '" «'. amine and commit to anj confi . rsons accused ol ] ii larceny vi that ibose iwo seclecl men tin . !. >. sen do jointly andtogetber cbuse fn m iti ■ body of tl.cir particular company iw . persons prop erly qualified to act as constat les "■ ■ may asm-t them in the eiecution of t r vii thtt upon ll •■: "' •'*';>' p sons lo either of the .*-' led n bis warrant dirccle ! io lhe <' nsl thi •. cot m oiling i i i bring il • aggress i i or thera to answer .- int viii thai ibese eighteen select men thus .,,..., i„t e d d . m •■' even third tue iy in jan ua'rv april july a»d october at the court