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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05
For the Palladium.

Hold up all your dropping heads, all ye people OF tho
White Water digsins! Know ye that by a late law OF our
legislature, a great and good work can now be DONE
Those in DEBT, bo better enabled 10 get onft-those having
good surplus property, can exchange il for that which would
be more aua,abe; and hundreds Of worthy IIborers rsceiss
constant employment, and a sure reward for their labor
Think of it. East Fork folks! NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05

- II L RS : ALE-B v -irtuc al an Execu-
~ ZION to me d4Tectet Gon the Wayne Cffral, Cos,t. |
viii expose at public sale a, the Court house door ia C-p-
tFeVIIie. Nayne Couatv. Indiana- on the Ian day of Febr.-
airy. ISL. between the hsurs OF Ten O'Clock, A NJ and four
O'Clock L NJ. OF sad day, tie following properly. to-vit:
\ certain parcel or LOT vi land in the civ Of Il Richmond.
Wayne couHty. ladiana. known by being the Moth half of
los n1HbeTed ten. = numbered on the plat OF that part of
said city laid OFT by Charles w. Starr, on the south side
OF TIC Nat5nn.t ifoaI.
Taken a. Tie property of Daniel Mccoy, to satisfy an
execution an favor OF Tumble x Woodrow
TiloS. G. NOBLE. 5. w G.
Jan. 10, 1912. (sl,5Ol
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REMOVAL.
Mr.. w NJ. Il. SMITH,

r w NJ. Ii. SMITH. respectfully informs the pub
J lie, That he mas removed his residence. ami office. to
the second door of the brick hnuse, on the west side of Filh
street. south of Main street; where he may be consulted as
usual.
G-Th0se Indebted TO him will pl-asa cal and settle
their respective accounts. by note or cash, unnedia te!v.
Richmond. Feb. 4uh, 1912. 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05

cIiERlFF'S virtue Of gundry Executions
II me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, / will
expose at public sale at the Court hou-e door IN CcDtreyilfe.
Wayne County, Indiana, On Saturday, the 9TH day OF Feb
ruarY. l@i2, between the hours of ten O'Clock, "A. m, and
four O'Clock, p. IN . on said day, the following property.
to-wIt: Two certain parcels OF lots of land il the city OF
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana. and knowts by eng
lots numbered four and FIVE, as hammered on the plat of that
part Of sad city laid out by Charles w Starr
Taken as the property Of James w. Green, to satisfy
executions in favor of James b Ray and others.
TiIOS. G.. NOBLE, Sheriff of w. c.
January y, 1912. 81 50 2-t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05
Sheriff. Sale.

Y yirue of a decree aud execution 10 me directed
, fsom the Wayne Circuit Couit, l will expose at pub
lie sale at the court house door in Centrevile, Wayne
county, Indiana. on Saturday. the 5th day Of February,
loie, between the hours OF ten O'Clock, \. VI. and four
o'clock L. NJ. on said day, the following property. - wit
Lot Numbered one, and part OF lot numbered two. running
Il the south " ost corner Of section thirty-hve, township hf-
teen. range one, west; all siinat ted in the county OF WAYNE.
India IA, and III the town of New Boston.
Taken a. the property Of Grover VI. Webb and Joseph
+. Chapman, to satisfy said execution and decree. in favor
of Owen Seany.
THOMAS c.. NOBLE. Sh,r. w G..
January l2lh, 1912. 81 50 2,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05
Edrc-Tool Nanufactory.

, IN time OF year is at hand that people want 10
"A make use OF AXES. the Subscriber reepec fully ia
iorms the cit'zens OF this country. that he has commenced
the business OF EDGE-TOof. MAKING two miles south
east of Richmond. AT the establishment whore he used TO
work, At which place people can be accommodated with
Axes inst cannot be surpassed ny mankind. The soundness
OF the pole and blade and the quantity of steel 50 soundly
welded IN, and 80 well shaped and tempered, with such a
hard. tongh edge. that il VIII cut so uncommon well, the
owner Will be delighted with hs warranted aNE. ani will
be pleased every lick ne strikes. II any should fail, tho
subscriber viii, at his own exper Sc. make every failure good.
Old Axes siGeled ii the like manner and warranted. Also,
Safeguards made 10 order, 10 weigh from one pound up 10
one thousand. mi warranted To waigh correct PINots maje
OUT OF good casl-stecl and hardened, So that they Will last
almost forever. Noriising Chissis OF all descriptions, made
complete, and edges given them 50 that they will cut off
nalls--stnnd all sorts of wood. and not finch.
Foot Aiz, Ora sing-knives. Butcher-hnives. and al
most all articles Of Blacksmith Manufacture. made To order
ami warranted. JEREMIAH Rooms.
Wayne County. Indiana, Jan 81, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05

Valve of Properly in Mem York--Thc assess
Cd amount Of property in the State of \. York
for 1871, was $685. 96, $50. In 1889 the osse,s.
ed value of property. vas, S650,66l.77o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05
SCHOOL G OKS.

M~itchells Geography and Atlas; Eclectic Readers.
Talbotts. Pixies, Davies RAYS and Stnith's Arithmetie.
kirkham's, Smiths, and Comley-s Grammar.
Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book.
Walkers and Webster's Dictionary.
Comstack's Philosophy and Chemistry.
Bnuett's Geography of the Heavens.
Columns and Bonnycastle's Algebra.
i5onnycastles Nensuration: Murray's Readers.
NrtcheIs Geograp hical Reader.
Paper, Ink, QahIs, &c. &c. For sale, by
ID. J.. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. 7lh. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05

n country editor saws he estira,e the hap
F'ness OF a newly married couple by the size Of
the wedding cake which they send him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05
The Harinonist:

kSEiNI a collection of Tunes from the most approved
ad horF. adapted tn every variety of metre in TIE
Methodist Hymn Book for sale u the
Jan -.t, loI9. EDDk STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05

AN ORDiN NC TO amend an Ordnance. to
Prerent Hogs from running at large in the City
of Richmond:
ELECTION lt. Be 1T ORDAINED BY THE COMMON CorN-
y Gil OF THE Cry OF RICHMoNp. That, hereafter, when
any hog or hogs shall be taken up 10y the marshall III This
City, which belong 10 the people in the country. tina, on
proof thereof by the owner or wners of such hog or hogs TO the
satisfaction OF the marshal. II shall be his duty 10 let such
hog or hogs out Of the Pound, free of charge.
Approved December Il. IN4i.
JOIN SAILOR, Mayor.
ID =. HOLLOWAY, City CIerA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05
D. P. HOLLOWAY, City CLERK.

QfTce Of tie Canal Company, ID mo. ID. 1912.
4 to notice, a part Of the members elected.
"A met and were qualified into Office By John Sailor,
Mayor Of the Citv-Then adjourned 10 NEE, on 9Th day.
(FridayO the lf;h Of this inst. CFebraag.) al Which time
all the members OF .he Board are requested 70 attend. "a
business Of importance viii be brought Forward for their zc-
ton. b. Secv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-05

A LARGE assortment Of BIBLES. in various ztvle
u Of Bindings, and at different prices: j1si received
ana Tor sale AZ the BOOK TOR
January p tn. 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-24
Head Quarters, -.,Sass
CLARENDoN, June g, ,184


[Ordcrs No. i fs
TENHE Commissioned officers Of the following
q Brigades are ordered to encamp tor five days
al the times herein specified, viz-
The 1st Brigade Of Infantry, on Tuesday, the 23d
day of August next The Major General of the lst
Division will designate the places for the 1st and I'd
Brigades to cncaup, and report to the Commander
in-Chcf, the places selected.
The 9th Brigade of Infantry, at the Limestone
Springs, onsMonday, the 5th day of September
next. sE
The 5th Brigade of Infantry, near Camden,on
Monday, the 10Th day Of September next.
The 7th Brigade of Infantry. near Society Hill,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of September next.
The Commissioned Officers of the lst and 5th
Brgndcs of Cavalry will cncamp by Regiments, with
the Brgades of Infantry in which they arc located,
or by Brigades, with either Brigade of Infantry Of
their Division, as the Brgadiers may deem most
convenient.
The Major Generals of the 1st and 5th Divisions,
and the Brigadcr Generals of the 5th, 9th and 7ht
Brigndcs of Infantry, and tie Brgadicr Generals of
the 1st and 5lh Brgadcs of Cavalry, are requiredto
extend so much of this order relates to their re-
spoctvc commands.
The Quarter Master General will cause the arms
and tents to be at each encampment in, due time.
The following Aids.de Camp to the Commander
in Chief are ordered TO attend the encampments,
Wigf,ll, Dikinson, Thompson, English,
Manning, Wallace, Marshall, Singleton and Taylor.
By order of the Commander-in. Chief,
]. w. CANTEY,
AdJt and Iuspeefr Gen.
July G. 1s42. ~ 6l3l.
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PUBLISHERS CIRCULAR. i
Office of ssGraham's Magazine.

50 CnEsyur STREET PHILA DELRHIA, JuLY, lo4S,
The Proprietor has the pleasure OF announeips
TO his numerous friends and subscribers, that ne ne'
engaged in addition to the brilliant array o,"'I-
iers before under contract- :, >,
J. FfxSIMoRE COOPER, Author OF "fhe spy,
The Pion, ers' ect. t4r,.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, Authorsof cling
Ages" Get. axSs..r
HExnY w. LoxcrELLow, Aulhpzsof :HyPenon,
Voices nf The Night, ect. - 2tT
CHARLES F. HoeFMAN, Author OF Grcysiael,
Winter in the West. Cct.
TnE AUTHOR oE HENRI QUATER,
As T, guar contributors TO the pages this Magazne'
With these and his former contributors, ! heodore
s Fay, Park Benjamin, Epes Sargent, William
Henry Ilerhel, William Faconcr, Albert fike,
William Gilmore Sinm Henry T. IuckeIman +
George Lunt. Emma C. Emkury Ann s. stephens,
Miss Leslie, Mrs Sea Smith, Mrs. Osgood, MIS-
F.. f. Ellc, and others, with the ndtloria assGcia>
ton of Rufus W. Grswo!d, the proprietor Is coIi-
fident that he can presents monthly magazine un.
surpassed in the merit Of its LITERARY CONTENTS,
BY ANY IN TIE WORLD. While making the e1traor-
dinary disbursements connected with these engage
mqn,s he is confident that his efforts to elevate the
character of American Periodical Literature VIII
be .avorably CO sideret. by the public, and 'hat
prcat additions will lie made 10 his already very
large list Of aubscrihers. :,
In addition 10 the new contributors mehtloneu
above, the proprietor expects shortly to be awe 70
n, nounce an eng cement with Charles DlcKehs,
that gentleman having, before leaving 'his country,
pledged himself to write Tor Graham's Magazine,
if lol any leriodcalin America.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-08-24
State Of South Carolina,
July 6. 1S42.
KERSIIAW DISTRICT.

hERSllAW DlSIRl
q AMUEL A. 3. SHANNON, who is in tho
custody of the Sheriff of the said District by
virtue of Writ Of Capios ad Satisfaciendun at
the suit of James F. Gamble Indorsce, having pcti.
ttoned the Honorable the Associatc Judges Of the
Court of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the acts the General Assembly
for the relief of insolrent debtors.
l, is Orderud that the said james F. Gamble, In.
dorsee, and all other suing creditors 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judgesat the said Court 10
be holden at the Court House in Camden, for KeT-
shaw District, The fourth Mondayof October next,
being the Gath day of said month, to show cause,
if any they can, why The said prtitlofer should not
have the prayer ofhis petition granted.
BENJ. GAss, C. or.
Office of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District Marchl4, ls42.
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United States District Court.

DIS KICT OF SUUTTI CARULINN.
In the matter Of William H. HoLleyman, a Bank-
rup.
DURSUANT 10 an Order Of the District Court Of
q the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
slcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston. on the twenty fourth day Of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ. why the
SAID William II. Hocyman should not receive his
discharge and certificate. as Bankrupt.
Charleston, 9Th Jupe, 1912. -
J,I, & 80, Nv CPAV CJcrt -
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Notice..

FEVIIE subscriber having on hand large supply
b OF DRY GOODS, Crockery and Hardware.
and wishing to reduce his stock previous to his Fall
purchases, will dispose of them at exceedingly low
prices for cash, or on time to those who pufetual
in their payments. E. W. BoNNEY.,
N. B-Those indebted for Goods bought one,
two three years since, requested to call and
make arrangements for paying, as further time can
not be glvcn-and ought not to bc'exPected.
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On motion of DR.. Leland.

Jaani;nious!y R&7oloed. That tie thanks
oflhe Convention be rendered TO the Sec
retaries of this Convention for the faithful
discharge of the duties con6ded to them.
The Convention, after prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Gibson of GreenylIlc, on motion
of Mai. Ashby, adjourned. sine die.
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South Carolina.
Kersha,D DiSt7 1ct.

heTSHuU DISU tCI'
Michael Lorick VS.. Judah Barret.-L. Shuman
vs. Judah Baret--Debt Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs in the above cases
w respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant who resides without the limits OF
this State, as it is said and whereas tho said de-
fendant hath neither wife OF attorney, upon whom
a notice with rule TO plead, can he served. IL Is
ordered that the said defendant do Plead answer or
demur thereto within year and day, or final ana
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GAsS, Clerk.
March 90, 1s42.
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Head Quarters.

GENERAL ORDERS, No-.l -; 3 =,
~ x. CLARENDON, July, 9 1912.
w. E. Haskill, having been appointed Pay
master General, with the rnnk of 1t. Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected according.
4. BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief
w CANTEY,
Adj't and Inspecrr Gcnl.
July, Is. "a
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Notice is hereby given,

IayuAT :be Commissioners of the Poor for Lam
caster DlsIric, will apply to ihe next Lcgls'
laue for leave to sell aud dis osr of the Poor flou-
>es. and Land attached, say 56 l.2 acrrs, on Rum
Creek, in SAID District, Inrclas by the omnIls-
sioners of the Poor, on the 2Nh "f July, le3l.
SAM'L. B. HAMMOND Chairman.
June l3, lS42. fr' he,S SW
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[ordcrs No: j 5s .s.'s'sssa =, sssssass.e
TENHE Commissioned officers ofethe following
Il Brigades are ordered to encamp for five Days
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Where Parents prefer fixed charge, $3.50 90 pei
annum, one half payable in advance, will cntitle
pupil 10 all the advantages of the Institution
Each boarder will bring with her six dinner nap
kns, and six towels and silver table and tea spoon
The Pupils will have the benefit ola select Library,
both French ard English.
Books for the different classes can be furnished at
the Institution at Charleston prces and also materials
for Embroidery.
To Day Scholars, the price for English Tuition
will vary from 10 10 and IL dollars per quarter,
according to the class the child may enter.
Children residing at short distance from Gam
lcn can be accommodated with weekly board at
So 50 per week, ending on Friday afternoons.
Guitar and Dancing at the prices charged by the
Master employed.
sFE1eET ECES.
Hon. J. J. Evans, Society Hill, Darlington
District; Hon. J. S. RICHARDSON, Clarendon,
Sumter District; GEO. w. DARGAN, Esq. Oar
Iington c. H.: Hon. F. l. Moses, w. a. COL
cLoUG1r, Esq. Sumterville, Sumter District; s..
]. MURRAY, Esq. JOHN S. BRADFORD, Esq State
burg, THOMAS SALMoND, Esq. Hon. w. McWIL
LIE, Gen. J. w. CASTEEf5Maj. JOHN CANTEY,
Camden, KershawsDistriCt;D DIR. S. II. DIC:-soN,
DR.. J. BELLINGER, CHARLES EDMoNDsToN, Esq.
Charleston.
Camden, June 90. 1912.
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Piano.
Dr. r.. A. SalmOnd

Dr.. T., A. salmOnd
n FFERS his professional services to the citizens
" of Camden ard its vicinity.
" Office two doors below the Branch Bank.
March 81.
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Female seminaryssS
Camden, Kersha,o District, IS.


MRS CHARLES SPANN, Sem respectfully in
forms her friends and the public, that she has located
herself in Camden, whore the duties of her instltn
ton will commence on the first day Of November
next.
Tho course of instruction will comprise, Spelling
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Gtammar, Geosra'
ply, the use Of Maps and Globes, Ancient and Mod.
orn History, Elements of Astronoh, BOtany and
Natural Philosophy.
The French Language will be taught, and after
few months instruction may have given the Pupil
some proficiency, it will form, far possible the
general mode of communication between the Teach
crs and Scholars. Music, both Instrumental and
Vocal, Drawing and Painting in Water Colours
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, of vurious de-
scriptions.
The Ladies charged with the duties Of this lnstltu.
ton, will be vigilant in requiring an cxactcomPlance
with every Rule, and strict attention to polite
and amabc dcportnent and also to train their Pupils
to habits of order, ncatEcss and industry. Quarter
" Report of the conduct proficiency and health oil
the children will be sent to parents and guardians
residing at distance. There will be yearly Va
cation Of four weeks in the summer, and ono week
at Christmas, Those pcrlnds can be spent either with
the parents, or at the Institution. In addition to
her Camden residence, where Mrs. SpANN can &C
comnodntc fifty Pupils boarders, she has secured
for the summer months of the ensuing year, large
and airy residence at Krkwood where those young
ladies' who may be entrusted to her care, can re-
main with perfect safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25
Supreme Court.

MAY "a Case Of John a Bdrry-This case called
up and the argument proceeded in. Mr. Mercein in his
deposition complains loudly Of the expense he has
put and the Inconvenience caused his family by the
repeated issues of habeas corpus having already
tered four which resulted in the mother being allow ed
the and custody OF her child In the Court of Errors
expense of S3l5 CO coats incurred which Barry
was ordered to pay but he answered the counsel that
might get his money out of old clothes he could
This Barry denies asserting that his reply wouldn't
you like to get it, Mr.. Mercein denies having
detained his daughter, or her child, against their
will, but If they seek from him fathers proec
ton he feels bound TO afford it, Mrs Barry also presented
leve that her husband anNious 10 have the child
as TO compel her TO live with him. Barry read several
letters which he had written TO his wife, adurng her to
join him. not only of the love he bears her
bur from the example and effect on their children He
states that he has Of the most beautiful places in Lv-
erpoo NJ s.. their little boy is worth mothers care
being in fact almost prodigy and his performance IN
perntendent, elected applause from all that heard HIM
He says that he went to Mr.. Mcrceins last winter 10 see
his child his motives and his disposon peac
able but he assaulted by her brother ana ards
knock down the steps by three men one oil whom
when he got up he logged, and another ran away He
says also that he went to Mr. Mercen on the day the
present habeas corpus allowed in hopes that some
COMPROMISE might effected, and proceedings stay ed.
Mr. NJ called in his Barry's) wife to show as he said,
that she was dcompulsorily by'hm. She
INTO the room treated his with contempt and on
his coming ont slammed the door after him.
Mr. Spencer, behalf Of Barry states that the mother
had been allow ed the and custody of her child owing
the father has shown, by the manner which the bow is
brought up, that he is capable he hos right the
exercise Of parents claim.
The argument was continued to a lac hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25


BALTIMORE, May "a, 1872
Mn. EDITOR -
At last the great military encampment has
close, Yesterday, after asreview by the Commander in
Chief, Gen. Stuart, the tents were struck, and prepa
raons take up the line of march, each for their
respective homes The Companies being all drawn up in
line Mr. Mndle, aid to Gen. Stuart rode forward and
Or oclamei the decision in reference to the splendid
prize flag It awarded to the Maryland Cadets, Of
this city commanded by Capt. Ropes of the Compa
MES which if you remember. previously predicted
would be likely win. The Cadets is inquest on
ablya well drilled and sodichke corps.cspabc Of under
going the scrutiny well as camp duty but the
Lancaster Fnsbles the Independent Blues. andhe lnde
pendent reys besides several others gave them hard
rub
Indeed it was with difficulty that those appointed 10 de
eide could satisfy their minds in coming to concu.
cuson Gen. Stuart presented the flag himself, and &C.
companied its presentation with few very brief but ap
propriate remarks. When il unurled to the breeze
and dedicated to liberty by kissing the newborn light Of
heaven heroes marched back again to the post from
whence they had been called for the occasion Of its pre-
scntaon, with feelings glorious than imagnat
can paint AT II o'clock the troops reached this city,
headed by the commandern-chief and were dismissed.
What is,rather strange though much of the time it
inelcment single soldier had to desert his post in
In INV letter Of the als stated that LADY Canton
had won al the Kendall the day previous
this was an accidental mistake, il was Brown Stout"
that took the purse.
In reference to the Stanley Wise affair." stated
in the challenge by the former and accepted by the
latter that the osng of his horse against WISE the
day they riding out to the races was purely acct
denta This agreeable to the conceptions Of W. c. John
SON the friend Of Wise, gave him latitude for explana
ton which done in writing and proved SO satsfacto
rv as to proven, the necessity of hostile meeting
Mr. Chandler, of Philadelphia is TO deliver the lecture
this evening which postponed from last week.
There has been decline in -four and now quote How.
ard street at S66i, with rather dull market Mary land
wheat sells for 10 l27 Beef Cattle were sold at the
,roye wards Yesterday prices ranging from $66 to 625
ner 100 pounds Provisions without change Wits
kew lsl l9i cents
The weather continues pleasant
Yours, RopEMcR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25
Superior Court.

MAY 2i-Daniel ". Lord VS. Aaron Leggeh.-Thc plain
tiff Of the brig Commodore Prebe and in May,
1892 chartered her to defendant for the purpose of pro-
ceeding to Mexico, take in cargo Of mahogany at Tbos-
co, thence on avoyage to ST. Petersburgh in Russia
The vessel arrived at the river Tobasco but civil
broke out, headed by Cen Thompson on the side,
and Santa Anna the other battle fought, which
resulted in favor of the latter The agent to defendant
put FIVE tons of mahogany board the brig, after which
he declared his inability load her. She remained the
full time agreed upon, when she returned to New York
action instituted to recover the amount agreed upon
for the Of the vessel The defendant refused to pay
the ground that the voyage broken up by the civil
war; and from circumstances beyond his control ON.
mssionshad been issued and TO Mexico with the
view OF obtaining dispositions. appeared that American
fully respected by the rival Mexican pow
and good could be shewn why the terms OF
the charter should not be complied with Verdict for
plaintiff 81 i40 damages and 6 cents costs.
For plaintiff, Messrs Townsend and Kinney. For de
PENDANT Messrs Emerson < Prichard.