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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22
GeaeraI ssessIous /.

JAN 2k-The People vs.. Thomas T.. Gags.-The
y hole of Monday occupied in the summing up
this interesting case. At ten O'clock at night his
Honor the Recorder commenced his charge to the
jury. lie said, in the outset OF his observations,
that the investigation had taken up much Of the time
of the jury, but he did not consider il had been
necessarily protracted. The defendant was a ply
stefan, praf'isng IN this city. lie was lisbe to be
called tosyery sort OF person, from the higl est
the lowort, and the law of public opinion did not
permit OF his refusing to attend. he had choice.
lie was, therefore, necessarily subjected to any
charge which the curjdity, or other passions, Of
patient raight induce them TO briEg against hin
The jury must therefore, be salts fed Of his guilt,
and that guilt must be proved in more satisfactory
way than IN ordinary cases, before IL would Justify
conviction. The yury must be satisfied that he
caused the abortion and that IL was oecasioned by
sou aet prior 10 the time when the girl was deli
versd. They must also be satisfied that he intended
70 cause the Rborticn. else he wonld not be guilty
IL the girl did IL, with the drugs she took he weuld
net be guilty; and II he did AZ, BY the instrumc ns
sod when he delivered her. he would not he
guilJ. because IL had been proved that ne did
y ohng more, that aston, than good ID actics
required and warranted.
The guilt OF the Doctor, therefore entirely de-
pended on the testimosy OF the girl end the rei
snee which could be placed on her probity There
some things that went TO confirm her story. II
the jury satisfied that Davis the father OF
the child, and that he pa Elen's board and went
with her TO Cages oioe, these might be deemed
corrobaratve Of the testimony. Yet she was also
contradicted in a variety Of ways and ~ many per-
sons; bat in particular by Ha,ks aud Ellery also
by Mr. Holt and Mrs Smithers in relation to her
having be TO The Doctors efice the Day Of the
fire. II the Jury believed these two wNsesses, then
Ellen net az Cages office that dsy. and III
she had sworn false, and the whole ID her testimony
fell To the groand. Ellen bad also sworn that she
never went 10 Cages without Davis, yet Ostrandcr
swore that ID wis at home with mas wife the
day Of the fire.
IT, said his Honor, in conclusion, You are satisfied
of his rulf vow must be satis6,d on three points
First that the drugs che took did rot induce absr
h.t he heat ltf ed by Day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22
Supc,ilr Court,

"A FULL BNNcH PRESENT,
Has Honor the Chief Iustice, delivered the follow
ing decisions: ASH
The Washington Marine Insurance Company of
the city of New York, e. Adm. GARRISON Motion to
dis charge the rule Of rerees dened but new refe-
reeS appointed.
jacob WssteTvelt, y. Louise Mulocb, alias Louise
Van Buskirk. Motion denied.
James Dement,, Executors, &c. .. The Bank Of
the State Of New Yorl--Judgment Of nOnsuit and
motion to amend, the part of the plaintiff denied.
Walter SkidT0oTe .. Lewis Peugnet-jud gnent
for plaintiff
The same, cs. Alexander Laughlin-jud gment
for Plaintiff
LeoAa I'd Browr-motion TO set aside report Of ref
erees denied
Jones Chickering and, John Maekay, .. Jacob
AcEsr, Sheriff-JudgmeRt for plairtias.
Levi ii. Brigham ct ais, .. the acknowledgement
for plaintiff.
John S. Law, %. the acknowledgement for plain
tiff.
The Halloween Granite Company, y. Thomas T..
Dayis.--New TRIAL granted on paying the plaintiffs
costs.
jackson Marine Insurance Company, q. Eurlbut
and Hurlbut. Judgment for defendants.
John Nj. Hu. hes, st ais, q. John j. jenkins
judi ment reversed.
Sheldon &. Daaning, .. Thos. Brooks Swearingen
&c.--Mos ION for trial denied, if plaintiff de-
ducts from the verdict fourth part Of the ORR
girsl ami cunt, with interest. There was new trial
granted con va yrlent Of costs.
John %. Ab5ott and Eugene Ely, .. Nathan c.,
Burgess Judgment for plaintiffs on the demurrer,
with liner TO defendant to plead in abatement, or
in bar, within tsn days, on payment OF costs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

A NEW PILor SsHooNER morning,
the sPleadid ilot boat Jacob Bell, was launched.
She was built by M essrs. Brown & Bell, and bears
the name Of the junSor partner Of that firm Her
length 10 seventy-one feet, breadth nineteen feet and
depth about eight feet. Her cabins which are most
supersly furnished, ike those Of ear packet ships
were atted up by Edwin Kidder-she was painted
by John Freebern; and her construction supern
tended by James Britton,. pilot, by whom she is
partly owned. He is of company, consisting OF
Messrs. Mitchell, Elcock, Icslston, and others. She
is about eighty -four tens barthen; and her model the
pink of perfection Every thing is ready for cruise
but the bending Of the sails, aad that they do in
day. She will geto oM Saturday next. With
every thing complete, she will sost $SO0es
Her sailing qualities are yet unknown but it is
suspected that she will beat the famous Washing
ton. which has outsai!ed the wineLmany time. The
Washington 10 crack boat, andRsver turns out of
her course for white squall in the shape of large
field of ice: she either dashes through it, os leaps
it. If the Jacob Bell outstrirs her, she will go
little ahead of any thing that ever foated on the
Atlantic. Should they sill together, will the pilots
send rs the result 7
All the schoonsrs belonging to the New Yors. Pr
lots clippers; are the pilots thsnselves--and
taeir beautiful wives and little s-are not to be
oudone by any in these parts. Yesterday, as
the Jacob Bell touched the water, a,Iittle fellow
standing two feet high threw his cap into the air,
and cried out, there goes the boat hat going to
beat the Washngten-hurra 20 And she may; brat
we shall see.
After the launch, large party of ladies' aud gentle
partook of sumptneus rspast. The utmost
good feeling and conviviality prevailed. Many a
poor little child, who had not, perhaps, tasted of a
piece OF chicken for months, ate enough yesterday
anFt how thc<..,,
open their r.freshment room to the numerous poor
children living in the vicinity Of the ship yards
Success will ever attend the New York piois
In ALL there are eight pilot boats afoat, and one on
the stecks. For the names Of those in service we
refer to the annexed. The boat is to be called
the Merchant.
LIST or New YoRx PiLor Bears.
Phantom, Mol Blossom Nc.
Washington, "a t. Il. Smith,
New -rk, John e. Davidson,
Jacob Bell, Virt mia,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22
Pol c. Once

Ftmds Among the Goddsssss.--A dashingly dress
dsmseI, who Is said to reside somewhere in the
entity Of Church street, appeared before JUST
character, which he'd been perpetra ed on her Al
Bowery Theatre the preceding evening. On ~
occasion she had visited the third tier Of the bowe
Theatre, wh'n Maria Tracey threw some vitrid
her clothes and destroyed a very valuable dress
shawl which the fair Maria Reed had been dspl'
lag on her person. The name Of the accused "
Mary Tracey, snd she was fully committed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22
In Ghuucery.
BEroaE TUE VICE CHANcELLER.

BEFoaE TUE VIcE CHANDELIER.
JAN 20. DaUid PsarsdN, 6s ais, v. Flynn and
Jy:Ih syd, iessses of The Chatham Street Iaeotre.-
Ths was application for the purpose OF inducing
his onor to restrain the DEPENDENTS from using the
Chat ham Theatre, leasing IT out; and to appoint
to take charge Of the pro perty for the bene
"a Of the stock holders.
Z, unset on both sides having been heard at great
ENG tn, his oner, on Tuesday, delivered decision
and opinion the points at issue between the par
ties As the delivery Of this opinion took up more
tina n hour and half il is impossible ~ embrace
wit hin our limits one half the topics it discussed.
Hi Homo, however, concluded by refusing the mo-
to for junction. and replacing the property in
tn haads Of the defendants. He also gave them
u costs OF their defence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

0J- The Wall street papers are putting new
bumbus, called the penny postage system. whosre
the projectors Of this scheme IL would be difficult 10
tell. who are their referees, and who recommend.
the referees. The public lad better be on their guard
sgainst this paltry scheme u GET pennies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

G1- The British Queen has now been out twenty
one days from London, and nearly twenty days from
Portsmouth. Her non-appearance creates great
deal of anxiety, as the from her is expected to
be highly interesting The croakers, ever ready TO
predict evil, say that she has met with some acct
dents that the aeXt fatal disaster will be an Atlantic
steam ship on fire. We shall have the Queen along
today or tomorrow all in good time. An extra IN
tive hours after. H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22
xef,rm i'm ,hc n ankins Inv,

We perceive that Mr. Verplanck, in the iegisla-
ture of this state. is about to present bill for a
reform in the state banking law. As it stands at
nrasert hank directors are forbidden to take for
the;r own use from the bank, more than certain
proportion of the capital. The gross amount that
they take is published every year by the bank com
ssoners this does not inform the ockhoide rs
ar public how much each director receives from the
bank in the shape Of discounts; and therefore this
system is liable to gross abuses.
In bank composed Of dozen or more di
half Of them may not require cent in the shape
Of a discount from years end to years end
On the other hand three or four OF the remaining
half may draw nearly the whole amount OF dis
counts from the bank, authorized by law. case
occurs 10 rs, at this moment, where a bank d'rec'
TOR in this city owned but $500 OF tae stock OF
a certain bank, and yet borrowed S4o,0oo from
that bank, IN the shape of discounts. Vi course IL
was but little or no consequence to him whether
or not he obtained interest for his $780, by the bank
prospecting and paying large dividend, so long as
he had $4,000 in borrowed money; and TINS Is the
case in hume rous Instances
All this, therefore, is radically wrong; and we
trvs, that Mr. verplanck will model his bill that
nv law the comm ssieners shall be compelled TO
publish periodically the exact sum each director
borrows from the bank, together with the amount OF
stick which each borrowing director possesses IN
ms own right. This would reach the evil and
rsctify it. To ensure The safety and prosperity OF
a bank, and public confidence therein, it is highly
necessary that the directors thereof should hold
more shares than many Of them now hold. Let the
new law regulate the exact amount Of stock neces-
sary TO be held TO constitute director; and then
should hear much less Of poor, pennyless miserable
bankrupt devils, obtaining the direction Of bank
and employ ing the funds and catal of its honest,
and confdiny stockholders to further their own
Defarious schemes and spsculations.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

SMALL PorAroEs.-Tbs grand military dinner,
given to Governor Seward, in this city, asd served
mp by Mr. Jones, has not yet been paid for not
dollar has yet made is appearance. This J. small
potatoes with vspgsaBeej and the very pies ulfrs
of the credit syssm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

They had with grain from brewer but now they
~. shall share in sobsiety.
coh.s e.nd: aud tea leaves inse and they .hs JOIN ,hs
ieetotAr tothsr day died the Doctor his fresd dad
Examined h'. stomach inse they ,sy large lump
This cant be srn. for, of Brandy take
ADdme. zee yoa know Brandy WILT has been the
wander about doing good society pays all charges
PREACHING two aoars at least TO hearers working
ssrges;
But they said off you carried Goals Of Beer you'll soon
But an. they sud wicked souhey join the Tee.
so.sl Society.
Folks ask what maAe. ny sored' III t and end all
It amt drink what gets my head, its blushi.g see 5.
much guzzlng
Drops of Brandy take hree, medicine no
imr'spriety; ney
And pat Cruel and ea-it alloweaby the Tee
total Society.
The people laugh at oh dear AID puts my mind sad
And cries cut whenever appear how gets on the Tempe
rance water wsrks !"
But tells them don't dump, and preach,s away
And for smpe drinks of tn. ppp since joined the
Teetosal Society.
Incur progress there's nothing exce efforts never
We have dsgs and 6fynew we erected of pump
have here some temperance tracts Of gratifying
variety,
record come most WohoerI facts about the Teetotal
Society.
Adruakeh brsar very we'll knowquiso lame and thin
as rat he was;
Led by dog ne would gothrOugh the Streets bland as
bat he was
You scarcely believe what Isay-hes the pinS of -.
briefly.
Ess got fat anlcan clear day. since he Joined
Teetoal Scsisty.
Oae night in house every week. holds on . beam
ties Of Temperance; " fa
Because when in puOc speak Pm subject good Al of
importance.
After lecture coffee, they sup tea if they like for
variety;
charge shnsa cup, sisce Joined the Teetoal Society
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

% Joe Hoxie's negligence in not summoning .
panel Of jurors was most shameful; and he ought 10
be made an example Of Cor neglectpg bis duties by
attending TO politics.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

o. Plaeids is 60 be the nominal lessee Of the Park
Thi, comes of prudence and economy the cash sy,
TEN and steering clear Of debt. We presume and
hope simp.ea vii be the sotnsI manager
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-22

Dr5- Jonathan G.. Davenport, Of Midsletown, Ns'
Jersey, was passenger On board the Lexin ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
TRUST SALE.
Nialel, &c

DY virtue Of n Deed oi Trust rxecnted 10 n,r
- bs Thomas nowdy. bearing date the 9ih da,
at November, $50 aud daily recorded In the Clerk :
office OF the County Cou,t Of Campbell, | shall.
Monday the 18Th day OF April next. sell, by way
Of public auction. 10 the highest bidder for read,
nancy, a, Campbell Couu House. one foa' ho,se
Wagon. ono Grey Horse, and also the Gear belong
inr To four horses In said DEED men nd convey
ed or 50 much thereof AZ will be sufficient salts
{, u debt due II. II. X W. T.. Lewis, mentioned IN
said dead.)
Acting MS trustee only, such tile will be con-
veyed to the purchaser rs IL vested IN ne by the
Tius, deed afo,tsnd. winch IL believed to be inds
put BILE. GlLBER / lIAlTtlE, Tfus &c.
March 90 wlds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
crN HARRISON ON SLAVERY.

Gen Harrison has just addressed l,tter, of
.hcb The following is extract. to distinguished
u.,ber of Cong css from South Carolina:
.I,au some time since an article fran the Charles
Tan Courier stating that my Vnccnncs speech con-
,,iced all that the South had right 10 expect the
,honionq question. In subseq tent article, however,
N. Ednor saws that ! had concealed my sentiment
.n the subject. afier had been Brought out as
Jidze Tor the Presidency. In this TIE Editor great
" eus The speech delivered Vince mes
in June 1885. AT that time my upon
cry INSTRUMENTATION paper IN Indiana. as HE OPP
position candidate aud upon most OF those in Ohlo
and had been nominated, in very consider BILE
number Of public meeiiegs. many months before
My first nomination al Harrisburg, Pa. took place
in the fall Of 1884. | enclose YOU an Albany paper
efFeb. 7, 1885, 10 she" how extensively was then
regarded candidate for the Presidency"
We copy the foregoing extract from the Charles
ton Courier a Fan Bmen paper, the honorable edi-
tor Of which paper accompanies with the following
remarks TO which we invite the attention OF cor
respondent Junius:
I'VE said short time ago, in one Of our editorial
articles, that but line needed from Gen. ii. To
clear his skirts uttcr, aud thoroughly from aboll
tisnsm, as TO dsaim even his bilterest Toes ot that
weapon ae ainst him, and To render them ashamed
Ia WELD II any longer Ihatitnc has n0to been 'ren
and Gen. UARRIsoN stands brlore the republic
deemed, re generated and disenthrallrd from The dI
aboiical genius OF Northern abolilionism. We pro.
claim il, as we pro Used, aud sound ii trumpet
tonsucd that echo may take il up, and send H. from
hill top hill top, with loud aud joyous peais, tri
u,rpI through the land. We, al least, rejoice he
assured that whether own iavorltr candidate, Mr.
VAN buren, Oh lis opponent Gen. HARRIsoN, shall
succeed, uvera helmIng discontinue aud d, feat
that soa ton OF them tot the and Indignation
of the republic which the gallant and senrrous lIEs
KY CLAY declared should be their mrritrd d ON
awaits Them; and the rieh hts ufIhe South i'll stand
uninjurcd unmpared and IN panopy Of safety,
der the sacred banner OF the constitution"
We accompany the foregoing with the following
letter from Judge Burnett of Ohio. to Henry w
NJ Her. Esq. of Raleigh, one ofthe Wing Central
Committee Of Mort Catena:
" Cincinnati. Feb. %. 1917.
Nh DEAR SIR atknowl,dge your lie ter If the
10 h inst, with great pleasure and you that
GEN. HARRISON not only nerer uas member Of
an Abolition Socieiy. hui thai there is man IN
Ohio uho has more uniformity osed he uieus oftosc
citizens than he has. In proof "tthis. Send you lie
remarks he made on that subj jet, in Address de
Ivered al Vmcennes, some lime since. Ii speaks Tor
ITSELF and requires no comment"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

lfs,rs EdiiorM-I observe that in the city oil
Richmond and various counties the Young Wings
are holding meetings, for the purpose Of attending
The Baltimore Convention in May next Asyei.
no mpvene nt has heen made in this section Of the
STATE Viii, such lnteting evidences OF the chan
ces bf success, as have been recently given through
out our whole county, and with the WORTHY exam
pe SET us at richmond and elsewhere, the Wings Of
tins town and the surrounding counties would be
untrue 10 themselves and The cause they advocate
did they now remain inactive, aud refuse or neglect
10 Join with Their fellow citizens IN the vigorous ef
forts they are making 10 redeem the country and its
institutions from the thraldum Of tyranny and mis-
rule.
respectfully suggest that a meeting of,lc Young
Wings Of this Town aud county be called Al some
convenient time; and that they will adopt such
sufes rs they may deem mos, appropriate 10 secure
and stimulate the ,'union OF the wings for The sake
Of Liberty. CaMPBELL