American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-14

\ Going tO LdW.---A suit was determined durir
the spring term Of The Superior Court, at Halila
N. c. which had been fifteen years in court, II
Ijury returning verdict of one dollar, and the CO
and expenses amounting TO two thousand dollar:
The parties we're, Gregory U.s. Hooker's admin
strator.
/ HANDSOME BAR MAIDS.
We repubsh the following advertisement for the ben,
tit OF the "beauties and handsome girls of New Yorl
taken from New Orleans paper of the 30h April I'll
editor says that 1t is the first attempt to introduce there tn
practice at Paris of procuring the handomes females
tend on cusomersin coffee houses where the profits Of tn
bar in great measure depend the fair charms of tn
keeper Post.
rooms and to whom liberal wages will be given. Beaute
from New York, Charleston Savannah would be prefc,
red. Due attention will be paid to applicants at No. &C
Camp street."
New Orleans, May IA SANDER case was trie,
at the District Court of Ouachi,a, on the 18th O
April-Dr. Hamlin, member of the Legislature
uersus General Hughes. The broadcast range o
defence was allowed the defendant, and many wit
nesses were examined. The trial lasted IL hour
and verdict was given of Sll 1000 for the plain
tiff.
| Soon after the judgment of Court for 8l1 OO(
was recorded, DIR. Hamn, the plaintiff, came int
court and voluntarily recorded satisfaction for tn,
wole amount, without having received any par
Notwithstanding that he did not sue because h,
wanted Gen. Hughes money, but to protect an in
ljured reputation that object having been obtained
by the verdict of the jury, he would receive
the money.
The Lancaster Journal states that Mr.. Adam Hoar, o
Lancaster county, raised and prepared about eight hun
dred weight OF hemp, which delivery to the navy agent
OF Philadelphia, was placed in the hands of ropemaker
tor the purpose of having made into rope and its quality
tested so far as the examination has been made, has
been found equal in quality to the best Russian, and
course, says the navy agent. 1T will be paid for rating
accordingly"
1t will be remembered that some time ago seye
raj captures OF property belonging to the citizens oil
the United States we're made by vessels sailing un
der the Venezuelan flag and it gives us pleasure
to state that the reclamaons for captures illegally
made by those privaeers have been recently and
satisfactorily settled by the Government OF Colon
bia The following claims are allowed and funds
placed in the United States for their payment
The Tiger and Cargo, Of Salem.
Schooner Liberty and Cargo, Of Philadelphia.
Cargo of the brig America OF Philadelphia.
Josephine and Cargo, Of Philadelphia.
Minerva, of Massachusetts.
Cargo OF the Minerva, insured in Philadelphia.
Not only have principal and interest been allowed
but liberal damages Tor the unlawful capture.
BAIT. Federal Gazette.
.5Lasonic AT stated meeting of Eastern Star Lodge
No. 1863, ofthe borough of Columbia Pennsylvania the
3lst of May, A. L. 1925, of ancient York Masons James
NMu, member OF SAID Lodge Tailor was expelled from
the rights and benefits of eemasonry for gross unmasonc
conduct He is about 81 years of age, feet 10 inches in
height.
NEW YoRK, June 1t.-Yesterday the Grand Jury
found bills of indictment against William Walker,
Noah DoreInus, Joseph Wade, James Buckand,
Moses Parker, Cornelius Holly, Abraham Potts, and
Thomas A. Rae, for the MURDER of Mr. David
K. Lambert, on the night of the third of June.
Walker is indicted as the principal, he being the
person who is stated to have struck the blow which
caused MIR. LIS death the others as accessories.
On being arraigned, they all pleaded "not guilty.
The trial takes place on the Goth inst. before the
Court of Oyer and Termner. Messrs. Emmett,
wilkins, Anthem, Price, and Scott, have been en-
gagged as counsel for the accused.
KEENE, IN. H. June s.-a ne,U thing ander
the Sun-The town of Cilsum, in this county,
voted, at their annual meeting, sum OF money to
build town tomb, sufficiently large to contain the
usual number OF persons who die within year. AT
ter remaining IL months, the bodies are TO be re-
moved to the grave. The protested object is to Sc
cure their friends and neighbors from the depre-
dations of the Medical Students.