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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
TRA,tY .S.EE r..

A TRUSTEE in decd of trust executed to me
N by Joseph Marsh bearing date on the 3Olh day Of
March 1912, and of record in the Corporation of Lynch
burg, shall, on the Goth day of the present month,
May at the late Store House of said Marsh in the
town OF Lynchburg, SELL by way OF public auction sun
dry Groceries, aud other articles. Terms al Sale.
G. DABNEY, Trustee.
May Is t26M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
G. Fl q & 4; * q z, y g. c

And great number Of other articles in the Grocery line
Sc, &c. The sale will be made under Judgment of
the Corporation court Of l.ynchburg, upon attach
ment Tor in favor OF David r. Lyman, against the
said Joseph Marsh.
Terms of sale-'Io the amount of tl87 80 on credit
Ill, lst July next to the amount of 3lS7 So credit
ill the st day Of October next the of slS7 80
credit till the list day of January next and to the
If tlS7 so credi, I'LL the LIST day of April
next the purchaser every instance giving bonds with
good security II. DCNNINGTON, Scrgt &. l..
MAY l6 t26May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

John Bull lcvies the following duties on tho above
tices from the L. s. (Which 10 be somewhat reduced
by SIR Robert Peels proposed tariff viz:
On Flour, list ApriD $3.50; Wheat, per busicl, so
cents Indian Corn 60; Oats 80 Pork and Beef per bb
$40; Bacon and Hams per cwt 1912, Lard, per cW
81 ,92.
lfJohn would only allow a little Free Trade, -
how We would feed him!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26
A ! OF or Lots OF Ground,
PO.SYs'O.3'E.FyE.HT,

The above sale is postponed I'LL tie I'd day Of juno
ncat. DAVID X. EDLEl, Trustee.
| MAY t3Ja
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

A RACT Of and in Amherst county, four miles
"A from New Glasgow containing NINE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-FIYE ACRES formerly the
property Hill Garter. decd. For terms apply to
\. TOMPkINS. Cashier.
Sep. Is is
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.V'OTECE.

A CITING as Commissioner under decree Of the
"A Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry flr
tho Count. OF Nelson, pronounced on the sth day Of DC
tobcr. 1871 III the Of Robert 4. Smiley. Plint,
aud Pizarr1 Edmunds and others Gctndants, will on
the fourth Monday in juno next, before the front dor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in the town of Low
T. Estes on the opposite side OF the street. sell the said
CHURCH. TO the highest bidder, for cash. at public
auction, as directed by said decree.
S CLAIBORNE Con'r.
NAV 70 tl1Ie
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fseUi Estate at .EuCfiOn.

HsI RSU ANT to the provisions of deed of trust,
q executed TO the undersigned BY Walter Williams,
OF dte the 10Th Junc, ISIS, and of record in the lus,
ngs Court OF Lynchburg. for certain purposes SAID
deed expressed, will be Sod Saturday, the 9TH day
Of May neA - the highest bidder. at public auction
A ! OF or Lots OF Ground,
lying in the town Of Iynchburg on the south side of
Jefferson street. the Canal. and adjoining the Lot
owned David Il. Edlcy. containing 26 feet front e
crs street. with the buildings, privileges and appur
tcnanees belonging thereto.
Terms OF SALE CASl-and such title will be givcr as
vested in the trustee by the deed aforesaid and
other DAVID X. EDLEI. Trustee.
April II w6M
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I.NNCIsBlsG.
w Ill attend the Courts Of the counties Of Camp
W bell and Amherst and The Corporation Of Lynch
bury. Iii, office is the office in the New Stone
building Bank Square and opposite to tie iiirc o {.
Da5ncy. Esq.
Nav % I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-26

Erhaci from .Nr. intir cps speech referring nc
subject u discriminating d,aiesto Tie toan,ittee on
Manufactures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
y.-yoRA, meNDAY MozssEEG. AUGUST %. 1892

x appeared so, b1t they were said 10 catch hsh
rot present tfe day q: the a;.ac OF the ISL
ass 81 conslstes OF vans
and bses did not them destroyed he prubabte
pop,ann OF the towns Destroyed was, stated 10 me,
sout SOC persons The secosd burnt down when
Of cruelty know thai Peter Sweeny was sentenced by
Cour; Martial.
Here Mr.. Hamilton objected TO having the sentence
proved except writing and the witness said that he signed
the sentence and carried into execution himself and there,
fore could speak oft
Mr Hamilton offered written protest 10 TIE effect that
the ONLY judgement Court Martial could only be proved
by producing the sentence
The Judge Advocate agreed to waive for the present.
and the witness proceeded 70 say that be received order
from Capt Wilkes
Hamilton. IL writing, sir'
it.ess Yes; bat believe that returned II when twas
executed TO the party from whom II originated The or
der was 10 supern;end the punishment of two marireS
Here Mr.. Hamilton made shjection to giving parole
evidence of the contents OF written order.
W;iaess. And Peter Sweeny. seaman-to have them
ogged along se each vessel in The squadron the Fly
ing Fish not included, as she was away
Illness. TIE the best o. my reco!ectlon retufnea u.e
writtee order when made report OF having mo
execution 10 Capt Wilkes have thought about the
paper since. | caSe home overland, and had 40 oPper-
unily of searching for The paper member oil the
Court Martial which condemned Peter Sweeny.
Here The Cont cleared enable the members 10 De-
cise on The exceptions rendered by Mr.. Hamilton.
On the realinisson Lieut. johnson was asked waere ne
though, tho order was he replied at Washnston and
Ir advocate said the wi;Dsss r'- proceed I" Nra'-
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

II Mr.. CIay's Speech at the Festival at LeSlns-
tom Ky Mr. Chief Justice RoBERrsoN's ADDRESS us tue
President OF the Meeting, and Mr.. CLAWS FAREWELL
SPEECH on his retiring from the United States Senate is
nnblis.d in neat Pamphlet and for sale at this office
Price lel cents or per Dozen Postmastes who remit
S, 90 will receive Is copies. Clay Cubs supplied al 70
lreI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
TyAYDF,N'S Premium Pens.--A Silver

Premium Pens.--A Silver
! Medal was awarded J. Hayden for bis very suPe.
rior Pens by the American Institute at its last fa Inc
have given the Preference, and the besl
accountants and many public institutions will use
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest rspua'
zion and are NOT surpassed fequaed by any in the country
The trade are Supplied the Manafac,urer prices by the
agents ). q r. Hh1 " N, o lla HI
Agents also for SillaRs School and Counting house Ink
Stards my9n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

NJ Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman rile and made air waer-tgh for seven cent
foot or paved with Cement. concrete Tor Ten aoiiai
for the bulk or space OF thousandhrick
;,sn IF ABIJAN SMITH, e Hamilton-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

o. Doctor Eardner's Accfurcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardners Coarse OF Lectures delivered
Nibos is jus; published and Tor sale al this office Price
Is cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures are
Elcctrici,y-The Galvanism-Ihe Fixed S,ars-Aag-
nec Neede-Lai,ude and Notwithstanding, i an
nins-Popuar Falacies-Light-Falin Stars-Temporary
stars-HSsrcal Sketch OF Astronomy Dew-Science aid
ed by Art--Scenic OF tue
Re,inu-voaic Bat,er-Steam Engines Of Great Britain
and America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

IMPROVED Patent Tailors' Shears,
Trimmers ard Points-AIso Bankers Shears, and Har
Dresers Scissors sale the manufacturers agents 81
John street formerly the sign OF the Golden Shears. Fu
o,s, aul0 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
pARTNET observation-disclosures.

HABINEI RNIIUKE.-Purchasers
~ will find their interest to call at No 20 Catherine
street where may be found the second hoo an extern
sve assortment splendid Cabinet Furniture OF the newest
and most approved patterns. and which will be sold al
bought for al auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing Of the regular mandatory al auction prices must nt
evident ftine and long experience In the business are
any advantage in manufacturing good and ornamental ware
the subscriber feels confident in saying that any who may
call al No. % Catefnesreet and make their seecon
shall have full ample satisfaction both u price and
quality in the articles purchased. s. FANNING ie3 SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
NTUSiC AT THREE CENTS A Page,

NN USIC AT Three CE.NIS = rage,
LyH al No. - LispenardsL, of Broadway: -CHAS
t GESLAIN Music Publisher, is constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music for The Piano. Guitar and Flute
WHICH is selling at The very low price OF cents pas- re-
tail Also on hand, small lot of Musical Instruments
which will be sold very low. The public aieinvited to call
and examine themselves wholesale sealers supplied
cheaper than any other establishment IN the u States
~ Mo r fH'A' : VI 'eS '1'e CHAs T. GESLAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

J. LINK adjonrned 70 MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

ESRTTANNIA HEIAL w hhE.- Cd
{ D Sets Tea AMI Coffee Urns, CastorS, Lamps DISH
Covers Music Plates Communion Taukards Cups. Plates,
Bapsna Bowls Colin Plates &c sc, manufactured ON
refined Alessps Reed Barton OF auntor
Mas and warranted superior any other manufactured
in country and equal sale by Their
only agent in this city, "lIHfH Il ~, ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
DROOKLYN SALT WATER WARM

BROOKLYN SALT WATER WARM
AND COLD BATHS--FuLroN FEKaY--Now open
Tor the season.
Gentemea and Ladies have warm salt water Baths
n all hours from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 f. NJ Ladies' will
have the exclusive the swimming bath Tuesdays
and Fridays until r. NJ. None will be admitted nters
r. NJ that tebah may be at liberty for gentlemen ct r
NJ. Gentlemen Admitted at ali other times
Warm, Cold and Tepd Shower Batbsior ladies anu gen.
emen, AT II. times.
aneou, diseases rheumatism &c. There has recently been
added superior Nfedicaled Vapor Bath, which will be
ready ut all times
~ Warm Bath, % cents; tickets, 81. Cold water
Bath, l2 cents, 10 tickets 81 Vapor BATH so cents
aul8 lll. EDWARD GRAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
nISEASES OF THE Eyer. K.

EfCEAtDI10 y f''1 y = - ~
DiOSSY. Ophthsluiic Surgeon, No. 2O7 Broadway,
entrance in Fniton-street opposite St Paus Church,
tends 10 Diseases Eye and all the Necessary opera
tons ihereon Office hours from TO O'Clock Having
completed bis studies five years with Dr.. Elliott, Ocu-
list, and been subsequently, engaged bis assistant, r. r.
Dssy enabled undertake the treatment of all diseases
affecting the organs VISOR. Terms moderate and gfadu-
.Ira IT, the nature and extent OF the disease.
Permission given To refer 10 bis late instructor and also
10 the eminent Professors Of the Medical Fac
nv q IT, nor treated aratnitnnsfv nn1eIm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

nFW in Ascension Church for sale
Church. Apply al No. 70 South street jeiz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

" rDe Foundry n FuItOn, cOrTlff OF GCld-sL ~ Y,
The Subscribers take this method OF announcing their
friends and the public generally thai having purchased the
by Messrs Conner Cooke, they have removed the same
TO her present central location Having made extensive
reysons attentions and additions they now prepared
10 execuieprderso OF any magnitude they may be favored
with, With promp.ses and on favorbe terms as at any
foundry In America. To their Specimen Book, which
has been recently extensively circulated, tsey would re-
specially refer. = 1879
ona q II MT s.neor IN any !, dis co,Hy-
and undergo borough examination To- appearance
rangug dressing, and property asserting AN a.Sies
Cooke, together with Sorts to Fon sold by ts. eaa Cow
be furnished from ibis Foundry without delay, WIZ Hid'y
since added.
WIN HACAR co. are agents for the sale Of sse Ma
pier, Washington and Smith PTess, Mssn' I wiz,
article sed in the Pring Business VIII be ke5 on hand
and furnished rnanufseurefs prees ., mi.
Foundry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

HHEAP.-All articles in the Saddle or
" Coach line be had very reduced prices at the
Store of Tie subscriber consisting in part oil India Rubber
Cloth Webs Serge bog and sheep Skins, Skrngs, Patent
enther Saddle Trees Hames Buckets Bits, strups Raw
Hide. Laces Carpeting Bands Hubs common ana patent
A1les Top Leather Moulding, Bows, Step Springs, &c.
ana am JNO. S. SUMMERS. Z12 Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

SEA BATHING a, Lsng Branch, New
~ Jersey on the Atlantic Ocean-The subscribers board
ing house open tor reception OF company under The
direction of Mrs. Ferguson JNO HOPPER
~ 2-No bar kent i've 2mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
IATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at

A w ShJLL MOUNI AIN IlOO OIs, trt
Z The Pine Orchard--19i2--T romantic and ashona-
BILE will conducted during the present season I'M
der The direc ton and supernrnsnce of the subscriber
has Undergone complete thorough repair and is
open for the ption of visitors No effort will be spared
maintain the deservedy high character whcltha here
h every decacy thu, the NewYork market can afford;
and every possible attention that can promote the eonve-
ience and enjoyment OF It's patrons VIII be promptly De
slowed The read leading this establishment and esps.
caly part of it the mountain, has been rendered
perfectly smooth and safe. 80
siessrS A. F. geach Co.'S. excellent line Of stages will
run as heretofore regularly bewees the Laning ard the
Mountain House, the arrival Of the boats
eI4 SIN C. Z. BEACH Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

. % CSSNIE lIN II ITst w dI IN
lie Notice is hereby gyen. that The Assessors OF me
FIRST Ward have completed their Assessments aud mat
cnp thereof s left with Oo VIM Van Tuyl, at NO 10
Pearl street. where the may be and examined by
any of tie inabtan from the Goth day Of August 10 INC
rs day OF September bath days included, from IN i
O'Clock in the forenoon and from O'Clock IN me after
noon, ard that the will meet al he expraton OF
the said Oo WIN Tuy! No IS PeaEist % reyie" their
~, e;r sy,,r;avaS - OTTO w VAN TGYL,
% GARRETT VAN ZANDT,
Assessors Of the ist ward
NJ, vi. AGO.. ,o,t ,a., au20 ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

1t is said at Constantinople that this war has
been fomented by foreign influence, and we have
doubt the foreign influence alluded to is that OF
Russia, which is determined that Turkey shall
have no repose. London Herald, Aug. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

oils on all paris Of England, ireland,
srnor,,, 80 e,- s,i. at " 81. SYLVESTEWS,
- ~ % wsi-sreet and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

N1HE DISOWNED-Beiug No. 2 CT
Harper,s Library of Select Novels. i. received and
for sale by SAXTON l. MILES. 2N5 Broadway.
All new works received as soon as published. aulI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
TgNO TAiLORs.--One of the greatest

VgyO TAfLORS.--One of the greatest
discoveries made in the art Of Cuiting-J ABEZ
DAVIS has discovered the principle in the Balancing
Drafting Of Coas-wbch principle have 10 doubt has
ences have be.u1 confined TO hat few compared with the
thousands unde that have turned their attention TO
discover this point, both here and in Europe for this fifty
ao,lng complicated matter in what position the person
stands When you dat the Coat works out every point
eddy number Of the trade for eighteen months in New
York Any Of the trade wishing to obtain good rule for
Drafting Goats, with rginal npro Vests and
other useful instructions liz the general art OF Cutting are
solicited call lsG Fulton ST. New York where they will
receive every attention. JABEZ DAVIS. anl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

DRESS BOOTS-Latest French style
The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens OF
Ne-York and srangersy srg the city 10 call at ~ Full
tonstreet and examine large assortment or Dress Boots
made the ates, Spring ashion ana OF the hnest rehca
.ntlere can have Bccs made TO order in the test
ner al srdaars per pair warranted equal to made at
dollars and ball. ahd the undersigned takea draw.
inc o the feet keeps lasts m each customer, he can in
sure an ea4y yet handsome TT
Constantly on hand Fashionable Boots kc, the follow.
ing redal n prices:
Seal-SEin Boots. Iron 81 % to y 70
Calf ;. ca ................ No to W
Half Boots. W
Saitfri 90 90
Shoes. ~ ~ = W
Pumas and Slippers. &c. kc. proportionably Low
Terms Cash on Delivery, JOHN l.. WATKINS,
r:y1e ia Fu.tankt. between Nassau and Dutch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
ROWLING SALOON

, hOFF N , BL1FF IIILNt1 othflO w
Masonic Hail. Brondway.-In introducing this estab-
sment TO the notice gentlemen, the proprietor would
call attention possessing advantages superior to any
thing yet produced in the world and where can be
found recreation with vugarty or obectona-
bic society II the aim Of the proprietor in adapt
ing this superb hall the purposes of athletic exercise 10
Danish by strict prohitory regulations all deyatons from
good pfoprety this he has been careful In his
selection assistants, and particularly those charged wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

SARATOGA PAVILION FOUNTAIN.
of this celebrated mineral waer which they selling for
the present very reduced prices for shipping or family
use and will deliver any part OF Tie city tree OF expense
GASSNERG YOUNG, 1S2 Chathanist
who have also hand superior OF Fresh Teas,
ReGned and Brown Sugars Coees Sauces. Fruits Segars,
Wines Oil Candies &C. al the lowest market prices 5aln,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

NAVY DEPARTMENT., UctoDfg To, Iso3
Dear S-Your letter OF the Sd of July last III which you
solicit the appointment OF Acting Surgeon on bonrd he brig
Porpoise, has been received.
curing since departure of the squadron, or which shall
appear to ndispenSiby necessary VIII be sane
toned by the Department
/ am, respectfully Jour obedent servant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16
-
CltV IntclliUence.

COMMON CoUNcL.-The Board of Assistant Aldermen
meet this afternoon at O'clock AID the Wing Board nj
Aldermen adjourned Monday last to assemble at the
hour The regular meeting of the latter BODY would
have been next Monday night, but presume both par
ties meet this evening" when considerable fun NAV be GER
tainly expected.
Hou'E BREAKERS CAUoHr.-Yesterday morning about
o'clock, as watchmen James Blauvet and Charles Tay.
Tor were passing the boot and shoe Peter Podeyn
ia Church street they perceived light and on irving
the door found OPEN when instantly the light was ev
unguished They Immediately entered the shop and aner
quite conflict with two men who found inside se
cured and placed them in the watch house where thew
gave the names OF James Maxwell and William Walker
The former stated that he had been engaged in driving
droy and lived in Ridge street while the latter avoved
that he had no business but resided in Hammersy street
He is known to the police old rogue Til. front
door OF the shop had been prye1 open with lever and
several implements used by burglars were found upon the
rosues The same store entered on the 4th instant
and $50 worth Of shoes stolen
FouNp.-The person who lost a large sized leather
trunk marked on the handle Miss Sarah Tuthil hav-
ing adys cloak strapped the top and apparently well
filed can receive such information will lead to the re.
covery OF the property by addressing line TO- or calling
personally on Geo. Reyca, officer. Lower Police Office
RoBBISG A BRoTHER--A young man named George
Boerem OF respectable connections but who has
aperiec oacr in habits represented few DAYS since TO
his brother Townsend Boerem he had been
TO convey load Of furniture for person. and dc.
sired the of horse and spring cart for that purnose
The brother complied and George sold the horse the
same day to Mr.. Dougherty, in Madison, near Walnut
street for S25 and the cart for So The harness he dis
posed of to another person. He arrested Yesterday
afternoon by officers Lester aud McMahon Mt Pics
recently established his head quarters and fully commit
ted TO prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16

NAY IA.-PopeH Mills The Nsw York Insurance
Company-An acono recover s., $50 being the amount
insured Tor yearron the schooner olive The vessel
valued 800 and the loss stipulated in policy at the
line of % per cent The Olive sailed from New York on
he 2sth Feb lsi. From Cape Hatteras to Cope Fear
she encountered very weather On the It'll March
she took pilot but went ashore in q sudden saual and
while heavy sea was rolling The weather continued
hahe schooner blged and the 23d March the plain.
lifts abandoned and claim for total loss The vessel was
afterwards goof by ship carpenters at Wilmington, and
epared at an expense of about 1000 and the get
ing her oil was about $500. The defendants refuse 10
pay becausels Their policy STIMULATES as 10 As per cent
and they insist that the actual expenses less than
that amount. "a That the vessel not injured in
sufficient peril to authorize claim for total loss Plain
tis clam-is That when stranded her loss was in the
highest degree probable and that therefore plaintiffs could
their rights ID That in fact the of getting of and
third for old and that gives right to demand for
total loss The Jury found for plaintiffs in the sum of ST.
l5 81 and say that the Olive in such hopeless
iton ITO preclude all probability of her being cot off
For plaintiffs Messrs Z. D. Moore and +. D. Cutting
For defendants Messrs b. Robinson, Charles OConnor
and Bobert Emmett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16
Court OF Common Pleas.

MAY liIChdries Wood VS.. George ". Homan.--The
defendant obtained Of the agents about $500 of
Bank, Montreal, bills and gave his notes for the amsunt
The concern soon burst up he reus
pay the ground that valid Consideration had not been
given for the notes, there being such institution in
TACT as the Union Bank at Montreal 1t appeared by the
testimony OF witness, that the President OF the socalled
Bank-(llenry Gray, Of the late VIM GRAY of Bos
tonl-resided in this city. Another witness produced
roll oil the bills to the amount of $780, which he had re.
dollars but which, OF course is total loss to him. Mr.
Homan is the great omnibus proprietor The notes had
the bills he had received for them though the parties he
gave them to- and others had to suffer There were
1912 Sic r
For plaintiff Mr. L. Gibbs. For defendant, Messrs Ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16

MILITARY CovRrEsTEs-Thc Montreal Herald Of
the 2sth April contains some particulars Of ball
and dinner given not long since by General Brady
British army stationed at An,hcrtsburg and London
Among the toasts at the dinner was one by Colonel
Brooke, Of the 9Th u. S. Infantry, To Colonel
Basden and the S9th British Regiment, a regiment
tested action at Lundy's Lane" Colonel Ba.den, in
reply to this toast, expressed his acknowledgment
for the marked and generous compliment paid TO
him and to the regiment which he commanded, and
concluded with the sentiment. that in few years,
nay in few months the British Navy and Army,
and the Navy and Army OF America may be styled
United Brethren"