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CIRCUIT CoURT OF MADISON County
The Court that was to have commenced
according to law, on Monday, the 29tf
ult., in Canton, was not held. And this
was not as in some other counties, by the
resignation of Sheriffs, Clerks, &c. The
Wing Advocate says; "To let the case &c
fairly before the world, we will give his
tory of every thing connected with the
failure Of the Court"


The subjoined is an extract from the
"history" given by the Advocate. Really,
speculators, by their wild schemes, have
carried our state to pretty pass.


"About III O'Clock in the morning Jas.
c. Mitchell, Esq, and Gen. II. S. Footc,
addressed the people on the subject of the
present embarrassed and distressed condi-
tion of the country, and recommended the
petitioning of the Governor to convene the
Legislature for the purpose of passing
some law to prevent the sacrifice of land
or real estate. Such as valua ton or re-
demption law. The proceedings of that
meeting we publish to-day. In addition
to this, the house in which Court had here
tofore been held, was destroyed, and the
new one was not done, and had not been
received by the Board of Police for the
county. These are all, and every reason
why Court was not held, although another
house was offered, in which his Honor
could have'sat and fully discharged his
duty to himself, to his station, and execu-
ted the trust reposed in him by the peo
pie, and which the laws rendered obIiga-
tory"