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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

The Girard College n somewhat nrore
Than b pr Built More thAp a; million Of
dollarsIhaFe been expended Oily about,
S69bt663 feTErafits=oi #faA9 and yet
=nefoff han has BEG azedtit ated..5#S he iestl-
trla8nIy Of the various afclaifeeRR sNPt94fs-
sioahl men aaId qEechadic<, all1admfE thai
lid Spirit and ttheI letter OF ting Will Mas
been violated. I ~ N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

Fas Cost Of H3saSr-A Mr# Gopeland.
OF rather Mrs. Gopeland,s Husband had
to pay 1859 few days ago. n Ohio,
for charging MIS-. Whiie,with stealing
her aeFsnilm pot a verdle, for 5 1000
was first obtained in one Of The inferior
courts, but Tie verdict was fea aside be-
cause The gsranipn. was in he>nature Of
d ttee, and the taking Of atree was only a
tfsssPass. aud DOT felony The cause
was sent down ageln-wss tried. and the
counsel for the plaintiff waived lie free
and went for lAe moi. The jury on THE
second tfial we're fncensed at the quIbble.
and gave ayindIelsse verdict $1,000 and
costs A new liisl was granted on sc-
count Of excessive damages The third
tfisl the jury gave $1,000 damages. The
defendant, for feat Hat getting into great
er difficulty. paid hhe money and costs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

Enney Tor InEeEhrt Ia proHeipenl, IoE ed
pea!icni for ihe dininution 81 tsEe vanH
yqt We deliberate Hhe;her We wiil.permit
The receipt Of . haDared thonssnl dollars,
(which Belongs 10 us!Axkn0wi0g, if " dq
lhdt receiYe. il, il wHl De wasted ayS the
Ff3dfallI5Tcrnt5 Ill upon Fdffifda,ions,
t1sghtti9uses in}hc 41y." 81. Sc This
+ "a piichFo Of folIyI w1i;sh We h2d not ex-
pec.et tO.liveto see ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

Tte qnes1ioa#aI[#tliez fdBaSti tatiioaalifg Of
,he BahkrupNlaw, has been raised before
Judge Bets iaA6e Uoitgt States District
Cduttiof New Yak, aha will be argued
within few dayk. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

Explosion lila SteaA> :uH % Tues.
day morning IahtI an explosion took place
atfhe steam Min Of Messss. Bayless, s.
Co. 10 South Wheeling, Wax The Ga
zeite says; fWandnderstand fron The ens
ginger that the boilers had for some time
been considered IInosafe, in fense qNence
ola flaw IN tstdi 66DiRs., boiler heIads4E
r raYfdepilallY ma present.
the hands hayin lis
said the boiler y ls5fne dis
lance into The Ill - - Withit D great
.porii5nfof she ehgino house. The enter
ptisiag 2roprieiprs viii soen hsve the da.
mage repaiIea.1 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
EtsrrEa F1IoaE FEN EilASEE,s ADOPTED
l SENATOR'S

We ind n TIE AleuPssit lraairer. he Eeliox-
ing veiy h4nAs5uie is.ser frtm alsssts Clay aai
PaEsfos. aexno ssss Ne reeeiPt ~ The rrt-
eersiass u ihe nsesEifg bsfH "A HAL ei' q lie
10Th J4aufiys shi seq9iesting q abe sbaFsiaE-
.shFof she inttsesiA q TenEessssf eni. inel epoh
INA b thst nsessng. ~ ta9aaer sa4s
.SsS Ihats thso5eh ~ Eerseatss sl-d ,bs,s-,
maze DISREGARD q Tie PepalAF vii blythe Fafteea
LocsiseQ s-aaiais--sa shHm AZ the credit q
ikwaTlinz sEs:sxr tesssd 1Ffhss of iss r.saPr %
ihs STATE ies#imaisls hei6hes-4ee srs isss Wiz
ont AIRY vcse5 10 one %IanrA " cur Nasipnzi ~
gisstufe foEts'eyszs q d3rne, il.sHrsl u ehscr-
ins 10 tie iseiings Of ctdFy eiizen who 3 ugi
wiling % sacrifice all osheteonSidsEalions atdhe
ssnholy sh.snt efpsf,y 10 4 powlhsi our n;trss.s
are gsaTdet ~ saeh patriot kpiiis as shcs< whom
ne have Geppsed 10 seive as."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
WAsalsIrqS FebI4, 1872

SiRI:--Te have duly received your,
letter Oh The 18th uliinto, Transmitting The
resblutt6ns4shd preceedi2ss. of . public
$500 ~ !. ,',,.;onF ~ .iI.e citizens Of
Memphis, a which ygd re sl9eS e .o'lsirF
tpaa. by one~t Which lresoiafIons, 10 con-
ssos,.nt Or .he. failure OF the Legislature
- 49, III >. .....:hl Clana.nrs 81. ihe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10
MnNrx ArrAlns1N RfcAMoNp.

Richmond Compiler, in us noiice d The mar
kets 81 that cilY, says;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

Nhgn i does resume, as we'll Al Any Of
-the suspended banks. We tell assured.
THE barks ard necessaray compelled sp
zeal out Discounts in parsimopious man
ner. Ttis sisatghtens the condition Of
ON, merchants. who have received but
limited aid troa ihe county, which owes
Is chem Up agsffslte q near s. goo. 800.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-10

III
fseki've o. reject lis gao
Aad Thif II ihs sues-
&sisiSe ieF she peogles
1E MIiiss go1t wlil
\ 81 rtSsSsiAs i. what eyil
lsipE Ak Tie n aasy
.o ID q SlsiSx AID Isl held
HIST aon fssX. ii dogs.
1 rata b he sssfNy "a
yeTamezi, * q eaf@S5 ~!
vlghoaf-a via'AlSea
81 gre IS has 10 the exsEZ
Ehlea ~ 81. .igg'sis he'd
dfyftshdiion amrfng the
|Efdhd ikas lssll BY 4 i
y ianorsl IN thls-any
J ofthe rights ofihs States:
oE tie Federal Govern
byfstFipping il Of its feye-
sovereignty Of the States
y plenis hisg their Golfers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

On Monday the 5h instant, ST Th"nas's Church, by
the Rev. Dr. Hawks, Mr. Jahn NJ e. Walk to bliss Annette
VI. Walk Of Flushing, L. J.
A,Brooklyn le 4rh INST by the Rev. Mr.. Sn''ih, MI
JUhn i,, 10 Miss MARY !lanan
Rev Dr. Vandoyer NJ. Sieph.n Taylor, OF New York, to
Mis-, Hannah G: Martin. Of Eng Town
AT hi!ad1 pl-a, the j., inst by the Rev. MI Bythe
Charles E. Fleming United States Navy 10 Elizabeth >
Babcock granddaughter of tue late COL Stephen T. Fot
leral, OF said city. a,
Rner. Lieut.. Joshua Humphreys, United States Navy, 70
Sliss Margaret Chandler, all Of that place
At Cincinnati Ohio, the 18th ult by the Rev. Mr. fr''
kins Oliver H. Bliss OF Cincinnati, Miss Caroline Doug
lass, formerly OF Utica, N. y.
A. Kingston, Canada on tie 2ath Nov, st. Georges
churcb by the Venerable the Archdeacon OF Kingston Mr.
Robert s. Henderson, late OF the New York University TO
Margaret Arnold, daughter OF Terence SmJh, Esq, o'
Kingston
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
DIED

On the 9TH instant after short and severe Illness Mrs
Maria Vanderbeck the list year OF her age, widow OF
the late James Vanberbeck.
sons David Stephen James and John V. Vanderbeck are
rsonesed 70 attend her funeral this afternoon at2 O'clock
rom her ate residence, l66 Essex street
On The Sin instant Mrs Martha Mckenzie, aged 4a years
aGd months ,,. :, -
Fuuera this afternoon az O'clock at the residence oil her
hrother, S. A. Cunningham, SO Bediord street
On The 5h instant, James II son OF Thomas ana saran
Mcdonald, aged mcaths and % days
old and respectable alabant OF the city OF Brooklyn
Suddeny on the 5h list John SanIay, native OF this
Svack RockIand county on the 18th Nov. Rachel.
wife of Smon Van Antwerp in the S9lh year Of her age
Al Newark N. j., Sd inst D. D. Chandler, Esq aged %
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5.

Phletus H. woSdIun, builder, ~ y
John a jackson, farm Jack on Capus, \. Y
Jacob Baker j.ie trID Baker& E0ti,) n u, Dee.l L.
Joseph r. Balesu-r, counsellor al law, y 4,
Tbos Foster. (late firm wul Lesg.u Coz March H.
Williams Green thrm Hauford oreeBl N " an: D.;
Alex. s. Leonard tErm A. s. A. A LeoaaId,i ~. L.
March /.
" Overbergh Kingston, n. Y, Jan. s.
p p ksssanl, tise firm kessam stone. NJ y IAN ..
E. KirubaI ana Geo. K. Sheldon, (him kefnbai Shell
C. G. CaIendar, (laie 6rm Ogden & CaIlendar,) ner-
chants, n. Y, Jan -
Reuben Be:ts, West Farms, N. Y, Jan s
Geo Bovine, n. y,
NJ g. Edson, late druggist OF Rocbest-r, Jan B.
Samuel kessan, (iae hrm :. q. hessan,l meIchAh''
N. Y, jan >.
Spencer NJ Clark late OF Brarleboro, n Y,
Abr'hm &. Shaw, late druggist, Albany,
Garrett B. Crane, (lae G. B. j. l.. Crane,) ~ y,
Dec 8.
Freak B. Marvin, N: Y, Jan.
Hiram c. Beach, n Y
Tbon,as r Hubbard, clerk, N, Y. JAM Il
Edwin Schenck oil merchant, N. Y.
Alfred Al. Whitney n. Y.
John p. Hail, n. y.
E.F Terry, (late firm Terry L Millegan0 N. y
Richard Witty, carpenter, n. I.
David 5. Turner, n. \.
William A. Bclden dealer. N. \.
Joseph D. Stewarr, N. \.
Bankrupts-December 8;
William A. PeirIe, (late hrn Petrie * Slilwei) meF-
chant n. Y.
Leonard Gosling, N. Y.
Philip ~ Searle merchant, n. Y.
William :. Bennett, late public house keeper NY
Thomas Crchion, clerk, N Y
Alex. K. Prescst broker, n. I.
wu. W. Edwards, Tanner, Hunter, Greene county
Thomas Hays. clerk, ~ Y
Leonard Gosl!ng, n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

ExEcurlos.-David Douglass was executed on
Wednesday the 3Oth ult. at Lockport, Niagara
Co. for the murder of Henry Cunningham. The
Courier says:
"The appearance of the prisoner was up to the
last moment cool and self-possessed. Not sign
of fear was discoverable. The evening before his
execution be made an attempt to hang himself and
from his whole demeanor there is too much reason
for apprehendng that he met his fate an unr-lent-
ing man."
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
~ Splendid English Annuass for 1s43.-


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TON Co. 200 Broadway-
The Keepsake; edited by the Countess OF ResS'ngton
splendidy illustrated with numerous hghlyinished en'
cravings Bound in crimson silk. This pleasing volume
contributions prose and verse by many d!,un
gushed writer's among Others barry Cornwall, ~, ~.
Marchioness OF Hastings Mrs. Hall, &c &c.
The Book Of Beauty; edited by the Countess OF Blessing
ton; elegantly illustrated with highlytnshed Portraits OF
various Ladies of distinction. Beautifully bound In sk
This splendid volume contains pleasing variety IN prose
ana verse. contributed by various distinguishes writer's
such as Sir f. L culver. Sir H. Fleetwood, Sir j. Haa
wortley, Mrs. S. C. Hall, Miss Ellen Power, Mrs G. D.
Wilson, &c &c.
The American in Paris, Picturesque Annual; being
Picture OF Partisan Lite in the Court the Saloon ana me
Family Circle; with graphic description OF the Public
Amusemen,s and Festivities illustrated with eighteen
splendid plates; elegantly bound.
Forge-Ne Not Christmas. New-fear ana blrln.Dal
Present. edited by Frederick Shober containing ten beau
lul plates; elegantly bound in morocco.
friendships Offering and Winters Wreath, Christina
and NewYear Present; containing contributions from va
pular writer's Illustrated win ten nne piatesi
embossed morocco binding.
English Pearls, Portraits for the Boudori series
highly y6nised EHgravings with poetcal ilus'tas ons
folio size.
The Gem OF LONELINESS containing pleasing variety il
prese and verse, with Numerous illustrations; oound
green silk.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1913; offered
" D. A. { CO. eher for sale their usual assortment @
Standard and Pictorial Works, in elegant blndHgs, Tor IN
| approaching HoIydays % ~
" The Broadway Washington Temper
ance society viii avored this wednesday, evening
AZ Concert Hail, it6 Broadway, with Addresses from
Messrs Wallace of Kentucky, Ware ef Boston j. H. 9rrer
this city, asd Bovine OF he Society OF Letters thi
will be interesting meeting il is hoped all who t-el al
interest in The prosperity OF The cause will attend
~ B. The male members are requested to meet al I
o'ciock business ot imp2 lance.
d7 IL. LEBnEUS CHAPMAN, Secretary.
-.stp.------
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
s1 NEW-YoRK TO EAsTON

- PA.-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Fare 81 Only.
49,. Leave pier No North rlAer a. ss geioes a
Port: or leave the foot of Courandt street at O'Clock
BY Jersey Railroad to Elizabethtown there connes. y
he ,rain OF cars for Somervlle; coaches thence only
niles arriving at Easten at O'clock p d. For sea ~
DIV 70 A D. Hope Merchants Hotel Il Cottanat BIZ
~ B. This route, on account OF tne snef'
coaches commends itself to the public. -. ts<eua
Ofice reuoH oHed from IS 70 ~ C0yhanoL eu ue-H-A-tE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

A PANTHER KILLED IN CANTON, ST. LAW
RENEE Cove learn from the ST. Lawrence pa
per. that the sportsmen of the village of Canton
have been amusing themselves with new game
track Of some wild animal having been discover
ed near the village, three expert marksmen, with
their rifles, started in pursuit and after pursuit
Of four miles, starred a full grown panther. He
took to tree, from which, after several shots, he
was finally dislodged and dragged in triumph to
the village
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
brigs Wind light N.
DISASTERS.

The brig Elizabeth Hillngton, OF New York, from it
Cape de Verde Islands for Rio Grande put into Barbadoe
previous the 18th ult eahy. Had throw overooarc
part of her cargo.
The leak in the ship Ohio St Thomas in distress has
been oupd repaired il OF much importance a.
at first anticipated She has commenced taking IN cargo
again. and will be ready for sel about the 2oih ut
There was repor, in BostoG, that schr SaraN OF and
from Dresden struck tie Graves IN the gale nght o' 'e
S0th ult and all on ard persisted. 49,,
Bark Isadare, which Invent ashore neur cape Neuuoch
has gone to pieces =,
Scbr Orbr, OF [of Dresden,l Goud from Bath Tor SoSn
struck on the Gourmet Rock of Plymouth afternoon Of the
29th u stove hole in her bow filled and capszed Sh,
red into Plymouth harbor, aud was rstted vessel aud
cargo nearly total loss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
Lecture by Rev. JoHX o. CHouLEs.


Single Ticket Tor one LECTURE . cents io me ne
81 so. Ticke; admitting Gentleman aad Lady TO the
Conrse, 50; Family Ticket, S.
Tickets he had al the Rooms OF Tie Lyceuni ana a
the sore OF SAMUEL s. HINMAN, No. l45 Eighth Ave
nue. Members will receive their Tickets from the Sscre
,ary al the Rooms Of The Lyceum. do -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

10 Kutgers AnstIIHtc AeCfures.-Iht IIus
tees have arrangements for OF Lecur es 10
be given on Thursday Evening each week, in the Chap
RI Of the Institute and they have the pleasure TO state that
the Introductory Lecture will be delivered This EVenns
Dec ls,, by the Rev. Dr. HAWKS. Subject Early Ame-
rcan History.
Dec. sth-One Lecture by CHAs. EAMEs, Esq. Subject
=. The Modern Commercial System.
Dec l5-One Lecture by ELIHu BURRITT, Esq. Subject
The Rubcon OF Crsar and he Ruhicon OF ST Peter
Dec L2-One Lecture by Prot. ALoSZo POTTER Sn9iec'
THE Object OF Education
Dec s9-One Lecture by Rev S. II. Cox, D. d. SuoJeG'
Selections from English Poetry, with comments and IL
iustratons'
Arrangement. are about being made with several other
distinguished gentlemen which will be announced at iu-
SINGLE tickets 25 cents each 50 for the en Lee.
tures gentleman and lady, for the course, cards oil
admission for family "a for the course Sockhaleeis can
obaiu their tickets application the Institute on or al
ter the Gath inst GEo W. Els.
10 Chairman Lecture Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
15e BROADWAY.

u The New World and Extras and all the
popular Books and Periodicals. for sale at the above or
ice corner of Grand street. Also,
DIR. RUSfPS HEALTH PILLS,
the most valuable preparation offered to the
public of diseases of various knds-25 cents
box. Also,
RINGS INDICATED CANDY,
so long and Justly celebrated for The cure or alienation OF
Consun p,on, Colds Coughs, Splitting OF BLOOD, Hoarse.
ness Bronchitis and all complaints of the lungs tending TO
consumption and DEATH Putt packages OF l2 25 and %
cens-aso 81. Remember, 45sS Broadway. d3 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

1.-THE POPULAR REMEDY all those forms OF disease
which when neglected. end in Consumption such as
from any sore throat, hoarsenss ana the hke@he
Hveene Horehound Candy-is the most popular ana SEC
eestu remedy and noiseessy supplanung a ne otsi
,s,dsd compounds Wanted so mPudenty by hcunoas
md manufaclurea certificate makers Sold wholesale ana
retail al 4S2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

SINGULAR AccIDEsr.-The Washington Ar
kansas) Telegraph informs that man named
HOLMAN lost his life near Mursfreeborough, Pike
county, few days ago, in rather singular way.
He had been drinking pretty freely, and thrust his
Bowie knife without sheath, into his saddle-bags.
The knife cut through the sadde-bags, and pierced
the artery of his leg, which caused him to bleed
to death Aroused to q sense of his situation,
and out of the reach Of help, he had scrambled to
pool of water, where he afterwards found
dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

% Lecture by Orestes A. Brownson, ESQ:
of Boston This eloquent and accomplished scholar
will lecture before the Mechanics Institute al their
half past T. And on Friday Evening, Dec 9th, WILLIAM
BROWSING ESQ will deliver the regular weekly lecture,
On Iron asd lis application the Arts al The sane hour
and place. r,h T.,
This Evening Tuesday, the monthly meeting Of The In
stule is 10 b- held AT half past in The City iia
Members free to Lectures on showing their yearly
Tickets fer non.meubes may had a, The door, or Leu
the IL raran. 70
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

ale. q, the stock Exchange, Dec. s.
Commercial and Money Matters.


There fair business done to-day bu, rates were gen.
e-ay lower Delaware sold per cent lower than the last
cash sale. Harlem declined per cent; Paterson InStae
Stocks there much done but rates were nr State
Sevens improved /; State Fyes /; Ohio Si1eS.; Ken
tucky J.
Large sales Francs have been made day IS +Ss
Sterling IS steady al 81.
Mobile quite so brisk to-day. We quote LIZ l2c
discount
By extra from The Georgia Messenger We learn that
the facts in relation the Ocknulgee Bank substan-
TALLY We stated them Monday last. The Charleston
Courier states that at the time Of the suspension the s. W.
w. Bank bad no interest whatever The Ockmulg ee
Bank having disposed OF the whole and that the suspe-
sion the OcAmulgee not caused by any act Of the s.
W. r. Bank, who acted lhroug chou, 10 good faith.
The Georgia Legislature has passed act by which
license OF $500 placed Brokers' and $4,000 Bank
Agencies A letter ColuHnbus that
auence the Agencies tha: place OF the Brunswick Au
gus,a and State Banks have been clos d.
The North American Insurance Company has declared
a Dividend Of trre per cent, payable 18th inst
The Paiapsco Bank, Baltimore, has divided two and a
aalf per
private letter from Mexico states that treaty has beer
concluded between Mexican Government and General
Thompson by which the payment the awards made by the
late Convention Washington, 10 be made in Insai-
menis OF one-twenteth every three months.
Counterfeit dollar OF the Northern Bank OF Ken
lucky have made taeir appearance Wheeling They
OF The branch plate letter A. sigpete, railroad train
comparison they will be found about eighth OF an inch
shorter than the genuine note. The engraving appears
lighter Than the genuine Dr. Leonard has been arrested
Louisville for passing these notes Counterfeit ihrees
on the Chaunuque County Bank have appeared At Buffalo
Paper thicker and inferior genuine Signature OF pres'
Gent Samuel Barrett niseraby executed. Words on de-
nand. and three dollars lett entirely. No engravers
name First counterfeit but quarter OF an inch shorter
than
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

Ship Celia. Thatcher, days from Charleston with r1dse
10 Post Phillips
Brig Aoeoma, Johnson u days from curacoa, with
10 master.
Brig Fanny Colt, Owens, days tron Gsorseo with
mise, 10 n. Phi lips
Brig Frances scays from Machfis, with lumber, the
raas,er.
Brig Thomas Paine, ,-- II days from New Orleans
Brig WIN Nelson, Morris, II days from Port au Prince,
with Coffee, &c. TO Shedding K Ferris.
Brig wsmpanoag Colson, days from Georgetown, sc,
with timber.
scbr Exchange Blakey, Is days from Turks Island, with
salt. 10 VI Patt.
sehr Harp Karng, Is days from Hort Leon, with cotton
TO a Cooley.
Schr Bounty, Dnrng, days from Newberp, NC, with
navo stores, TO II Patt
schr Maryland, Russell, days from Snowhil with corn
TO the master.
Schr Susan, Bumpus days from New Bedford, with OIL
Sloop James L. Long. Hawkins from Providence, with
mdze.
Lighter John s. Fur.nau DAILY from the bark Mallory
with Loewood.
BELOw-l ship and brigs Wind light N.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
O MARINERS.

The Collector of Newburyport under date of December
2 gives notice that the lamps the Light houses on
Plum Island have been completed and will be lighted from
and after that evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
hlAkKIED

Eoarding-A lew gentlemen be accommodated
with boa. ID al No. 2 Mercer corner Of UOward.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
NEWLY INVENTED

wv PATENT SAFETY.LOCK.-This Lock IS IN
tended as Safety Lock Stores Offices, Banks, saieS
Hail Doors &C. The pecu ar merits oil THIS loGh Gonss'
simple method Of constructions, possessing all the sr
cury The expensive Combination Lock, at the same
being very durable and net at al! likely 10 get oo OF
der These qualities, with the comparatively low price
ai which il is sold fail OF recommending II 10 AL
wh wish TO avail themselves of the most perfect security
against burglars a.,
They are manufactured by THE Hoe Printing Press Ma.
chine and Mannactory 20 ann 81 sold street %nere
all the par! OF the United states
viii be pmpy supplied. The Locks will be furnished
witnout ana l7tcbss be desired The
raenee found al the said establishment ana WIZ
iiterd to puuipg the locks in any part OF The city
The p'io.Yo gentlemen Of the frst mechanical talent
ts Lcch and gwen certificates 10 the In
yen,or cp,nni.pia;p'y ut us superior merits
Minarl Legtef Architect NO. 81 Merchants Exchange.
g. Pollard Atthtec', No. d Broad 81.
+, J. Veto Arrhiect cor-rr OF John and Nassau ss
lth.l iowa, krchec,. No SO Merchants Exchange.
Richard Upiohn Architect, Trinity Church.
II W. Saw ~ Arca"ct. l29 Fulton ST.
johnson Jones, Architects, Of Chambers 81. and
Hroa d7 lyyis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 20 81 50, S9 a. 20, lo8 lo9, 81
80 % 80 81 s s e. - NS @ III m 5s al i3 o oeoeS S ~
Nos 90, 96 9S, lU0, ?, 6, 5i,64, 81, Co.
TUESDAY, December 8.
y. S. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Before Judge Ihomp-
Jants Hood VS.. Eiliinn a. Underhhi and Ascael H. Ge
ro.-Action violating patent Tor making brick by mix
ng anthracite coal dust with the clay in the proportion CT
three peck thousand BRICK alluded TO last week.
Aer, bearing Of testimony nonsuii asked for but
such is not authorized the United States Courts Verdict
for defendants
Thomas E. Tru,neA.-The trial of tfHs mas, for Snug.
CLING watches, was postponed 10 next term.
The case of The q S. rs. John ". Ednonds also
postponed.
John NJ. Quactenbos-Appeal in case of bankruptcy
decree of discharge having been refused by the District
Judge The petitioner of the firm of Griggs, Quack
enbos Day which stopped paymen, and made prefer
Nov. l840 and also paid preferred creditors If
January and February l54l The refusal OF the District
Judge wabased ground that their and decara
on prior Isl JAM ls4l showed that they made peter
ences in contemplation OF bankruptcy; and that their max
ing preferences subsequent the st JAM s4 under any
circumstances, debarred them from discharge. Judges
Thompson his Charge fully concled in opinion with
with the District Judge. However honorable the conduct
of the petitioner might have been in paying his clerks and
urng confidential debts still il in opposition 10 the
Bankrupt law-lhe clause in which relating TO proceedings
subsequently, to the lst JAM 1884, sweep away
rey the principle OF preferences The assignment OF the
petitioner was according mercantile usage and approved
by our courts sill it offence against the Bankrupt
act The Jury returned verdict that John NJ. Quacken-
bos is entitled to his discharge
U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-In Bankrnptcy.-J.
and j. L. joseph The petitioners obtained decree, and
rec eived their certificates of discharge.
CoMMoN PLEAs.-Catherine Van Winklc VS..
George ". Earl-Assault and battery, damages laid al
$1,000 The parties boarded with Mrs Tompkns. Bleecker
street, and difficulty took place between them in regard TO
the use of table the plaintiff wishing cape,
and the defendant write The lady swept the papers
the floor and received push in return which threw
her against door, Under all circumstances the jury
onnd for defendant.