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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

VINO MAGIC CONJURING CONMERcE-The viii.
philosophers, who argue in favour Of high brotec
tive tariff, are vertable aud most potent magicians
Ihey can cause a thing Ito be-" and, at the
same instant mot 20 be-
They can produce effects without causes
Iney can make causes operate without producing
any Effects
They can produce effects opposite in nature to the
nature Of the cause
Their high protective deties viii enable the man
u'actlrer % sell his fabrics c the ict0rer for ghey
Price, and at the same time il will enable tae
iaaourer 70 boy e. io,oer price This is wing
iegslatve magic, numbcr one.
Their Igh tax viii destroy commerce. and at the
time make commerce prosper II wil protect
the domestic manufacturer. 50 that he make all
Tue fabrics commerce brings, and at the same
time the fabrics VIII come from abroad as Imports
phylng duty 10 support the Government. They can
cut of the revenue with the pr9hibit0ry tariff and
revenue viii still flow in to supply increasing expen
ditures and accumuiating demands THIS Is wing
inagIc, number f.c8.
Legislation, in England, puts tax imported
gram % enrich and protect the landowner, and the
tax greatly injuries the consumer. Legislation IN
America puts a tax imported goods to enrich or
protect the manufacturer, aud the consumer is great
iy bencf'ed This is genuine legerdemain-real
Wig magic, number three.
Common sense would say it impossible TO
!ay a high protective tariff on imports and shut
item from the market without impairing or annih-
ia.ing the Interests ana property Of that impor
tant branch Of American industry, our commerce
on the ocean.
Statesman have hitherto told us that the whole
fabric oi our industrial prosperity rests upon three
great pilars-agri culture, manufactures and com
merce. But the woodworking Wings can sustain
q fabric Of immense dimensions as eiectuay upon
two pillars As on three. They can perform greater
wonder still. They can demolsh and scatter TO tn
tour winds one of the three pillars and yet 1t shall
be at the same time erect and entire Their pfHq-
GER taT viii cut oft mportatons yet our commercial
marine will still Lriay and carry Just as much
Destroy commerce the exchange OF surpus-cOn-
sumo eur surplus at home-and yet have commerce
remain state of fourshing prosperity such
Is the mighty magic Of modern Nhigs-.4'm
.lrjor Herald
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25
Eso,r..crs Wanted :lt tllc s':aiImtr sfou -

q SIne T-lture vii lITu 10 I-.l N -ITl l1Ier-Isn VI
a be well prepared accommodate number o c1 ael>n
o ~t,I. and ou As GOOD hHl~t o tie
same grade place tle s ietl tntnNil e-lcl -ae dispersed
plrouize and every eAron " be used Go ehaefs
guests comfortable.
I,s,,sn,s Dan. o. jobs 4. PARKER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-25

ra7IIE subscriber s of Cs n
the Western Countg among Aea Blue .aeS Brown
ieiade Invisible ah rli Mued. nearly every
VARSITY shades and prices A Ci.,-. and @ainfs siam and
fancy joins CAIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08

action upon them 10 these courts, amds- oiaei
mn cares would be removed from their docke's au m
;udp.s and counsel thereby enabled TO give more .l
Ia III, common Law prosecutions and actions, dhd tne
crd.arr ecaity In the inter courts ~.
-, business would 90 there completely 'eauF Tor ''e
dat. :-,si and cecision aud nigh, be disposed o. a. e
y-rr first term. without tie necessity o. TEDIOUS
Sims inasfuci as tie division al labor srios IS. e
,, -, IN clncery causes, and the eIprdent 81 W.
i.inn, condensed pm 81 records, "Cc.d coai'ou'e
,,.,,ly e. expedition The last mentioned cTcn'a'
stance too the probable acouiesccnce IN many deeE'
ans OF the intermediate aud thu abooh o p
peals in regard others would g'e TO iiiigah'' te
hone Of Witnessing the final ordinations o thtit cou-
.royerst-s during er lives instead Of leaving them a.
I.races 20 tlsic children .; their deaths.
Your committee deem II too obv'ousi Sr comment
tina, the proposed amendments OF Cur jud0sl system
besides preventing grea, delays wcnld save great e3'
nenscs 10 suitors without the necessity on imposing
additional burthens upon the community. I'VE change
Of duties and increase Of responsibilities woad seem
TO render polite and just 10 allow some enars Cement
OF compensation the circuit judges; but The dbafge
on the Treasury thereby occasioned could be met F-
ont the slightest difficulty BIZ moderate taxes on oppeas
and removals the intermediate courts and small
addition to The taxes OIL legal process.
In the hope that the plans FOR reform and improve
ment above suggested may meet the appreciation OF Inc
.nislau:e yonr committee viii, al convenient time,
cnbody them bill with the requisite details Tor car
ryinr them effect and submit the same, unless
Otherwise instructed, 10 the discretion and wisdom oil
this honorable house
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08

APPALLING AccIDE:T.-.7 Child aud Mother attack.
cd Lya Lccpard-A shocking resn, from carclessness
to call il BY no harsher name occurred the Bowery
Amphithealre, New York, on Saturday evening last
Mr. David Watkins, of No Gas Fourth street. took his
wife and chlda little girl Of abou; tour years Of age
to that establishment, and finding the Bowery entrance
too hronged TO admit them readily, they went round
the entrance in Chryste street This passage through
that part of the building used serie Of wild
beasts; and among the collection is young leopard
which is uncaged, and has confinement or security
except chain feet long, he being supposed
be perfectly tame and domestcated be wholly
unintlucnced By the savagencss Of his nature. As the
little party was passing this animal, wholly uncon-
scious of any Danger and consequently not prepared 10
void il, the leopard made sudden spring at them
attracted probably by something red a5ont the dress
Of the cd-and in the twinkling of an eye, seized in
his mouth the head Of the little GIRL who was in her mo.
theirs arms and who thus raised TO about level
with the box or platform, occupied by The leopard
Mrs. Watkins instantly swooned and FELL leaving her
child in the grasp of the animal The CONSERVATION and
alarm created by the appalling circumstance, soon
brought of the keepers to the spot who by couple
of heavy blows with club upon the animal head made
him let 90 his hold ofhe child who found TO be
bIy and mutlaed about her head of her Eyes
out and otherwise shockinply wounded Surgical
aid was obtained for the little sufferer speedily as pos
sblr, and there hope that by judcious treat
men her Injuries may be far healed as 10 permit
her life 10 be saved but that desirable result ID very
dubious Al best, she has lost of her eyes and
will be otherwise greatly disguTsd, for many years.
not for life
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Dec. Is


EEMALE BOARDING SCHOOI-Thc undersigned T.
gratihed in being able 10 the public h. good
III securing the services Of Miss Ann c. FORBES, y
Condolences of the Female School which he oaeH
the 1872, al Halle Grove IN the .f Caroline
Miss FORBES has becn for several past the Pnepa
the Female Seminary nj Milton. ~ North Carolina, and hr
pobatonwit which she has discharged the duties of i -
ton, well n her general qualifications ur H. siifea'
arstrd Ia the suhjoIned testimonials.
The School will hr located within mile ~ The Ragr7
mock Aca'tmy. ahu miles PuIt Ro, AZ, aho'
of Rappalnnnock river.
The buildings ample for TIE comfortable accommodate
IL ~ boarder-. The situation healthy and "
agreeable neighborood The chief object school v
mpau enlarged and substantial English Education.
bracng all the branches that properly pertain TO female u
IL will the 18th January, ls aud close the year
the 18th Decembete month Of August being devoted $50
ton.
Ter'as-siao Board and Tuition, including fuel, Na.hc
lodging and light on- half 500 10 he paid last "a
July. and the residue IN The 18th December.
Address the subscriber Mid River Po., Office until lIa y
cembrr neS:and, after date Rappallannoek Arst-my
Nov. l9th 1911. PETER r. THORNTON.
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NAvAL-iist of officers attached to the IT, S Fripat
United States bound to the Pacific.

NAyAL.-iist of officers attached to the U. S. Frigate
United States, bound to the Pacific.
Thos. Ap Catesby Jones, Commodore.
James Armstrong. Captain.
Lieucnans, Isaac S. Sterrt, Murray, Mason, lanes
S Henderson, d. F. Dulany, W. II Ball, l.. Il. Avery.
VIM Johnson, Surgeon Of the Fleet.
Edward Fitzgerald, Purser
VIM. A. Parker, Master.
Geo. w. Robbins, Lieutenant Of Marines.
Theo. B Barlow, Chaplain.
VIM. I. Allen, Commodore Secretary.
Assisian, Surgeons r. T Maxwell, ond NJ. B Beck.
H. H. Lockwood, Prof Of Mathematics.
Midshipn.en p. Shirley W. n LETTERS, 4. G. Enos,
H. c. Hunter. S. S. Basselt, II. II. Key, w. +. Jones,
L. H. Lyme, K. w Scott, w. G. West, J. J. Hanson,
T. P. Baldwin, W. II. Wilcox, A. &. Jackson, T.. T
Carmichael, 7. l.. Walker, H. I. franklin, w Sharp,
T. b. Shubrick, b. w Stevenson r. Patton, +. 4. Hal.
let W. h. Mayo ]. T. Barrand, W.P. To!er G. II
Hare, W. Van Wyck.
w. G. Lpsconb, Commodore s Clerk.
C. c. Armisead, Captains Clerk.
w. Hof, Boa,swain.
Asa Curtis Gunner.
J. o. Butler, Carpenter.
J. Faxon, Sailmaker.
n. Woodward, Ships Steward.
w. Joice, Purser's Clerk.
Passengers to Chili-Hon. John S. Pendelon, o.
Virginia, Charge, &C., and Capt Palmer, 10 Rio.
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POETRY.
".oca rst es~..,. ->,o~a.''
fF,osi ~, E4gfOs Dgiia HdiL
no THE ROYAL. INFANT.


70 THE ROYAL INFANT.
Welcome. weleoia-' little creature,
Born al sad sta,ratloa's co.i.
NgTsed rs anguish, ia each feature,
Read we blood Of des2ots crossed.
Welcome, though imperfect numbers
Blend with iaGrcaf's ii thy shrine,
Power no. wan, ~ laui thee, =!umbef,
Lying lyTicks are not saine.
Welcome. weicome. royal stranger,
To suffering, sinking land.
Famine greeis thee: frownins danger
pfof-fs thee lis gan, hanf,
Welcome. N this day Of tfodble,
Welcome. in these jHt.men, iimes,
When a. England shall! be double
Rendered for her ncnsuou, crimes.
Bowed are ~ cophants around Thee,
C6n.isg "a thee n,e the great,
Victim. they have oniy bound ,5ee.
F!rmsr, faster. 10 Thy fate.
True, of gold and gems each fettef,
Curicu-iy inwrough, uiay be-
Maseih This thy bondage Gtl.rr,
Pieasau,er thy cell to thee.
Soi the pgriieu Of thy palace
English feelings truly tell
Seek thy milton poor whom malice
Cfu-hes, they the truth viii tell
Hearst lhcu not tgmulfnous shouting
IT'S the cry Of blood from earth;
Royai bondage mind Is scouting,
Creams and gFiefs salute Thy birth.
Ecary heads on dunghills lying,
Fathers furnishing for bread,
Morning mother. children dying,
Eyrry household s. tn H. d-abi
Bosoms wiI.i rebellion burning,
Passions hinGlei 10 n dame.
Thousands. her WHO bore them spaihiasi
Leaving England 10 Der shame.
This the bocuel Tia, IS blooming
Given freely fof thine owa:
Eeaay when thoi al as-GHilhs
Ei.piie, 10 aGo'n tbs ih:unc:
.nI tIiy mother though 70 send her
Cancellations, cities VOTE
All a ruined realm can ronasf
Is Despair unenting aG;-.
Yes, though .uEs and drums proclaim 4.
Banners faunt from tree and towei,
Bells, In siIvery sweetness name II
England naugh;ies,, haPp'es, hour.
Siernrr voice than drum hath spoken,
Deeper tones sweep b. t,iaa bell.,
Aye! a nation, bleeding, broken,
Encland's real homage tells.
Star Of Brunswics, though tt;y tnerii
MAY be such o. cults tby hfth,
Equailinc ali prineeiy sgti
Which has ever cursed tiie earth;
Wof-hipped, TOO, Is peer and poet,
Hailed by fond and .laitef!ng slaves
Yet Thy beams-aHd time wil! SHOW IL
Only shine Oh Bf!i!-t graves.
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Change Of Position on the Ere Of a Iote.-ln the
House to-day, an adroit movement made TO get 4
vote apparently in favor of renewing the old Tariff
doctrines. After the previous question was moved,
Mr. Fillmore adopted an amendment which changed
the face of his own, which the long debate has
been had, and which proposed to submit the part
of the Presidents message touching the revenue,
10 the Committee on Manufactures. The modifca-
ton adopted, proposed to submit the matter about
discriminating duties 10 the Committee on Manu-
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features. The previous question being called i.
PLANTATION could be given, else i, would have a.,
that this did not change The nature Of the p.ogc,
winch carries to the Committee on Manufacture. !,
business which belongs 10 that Of WAYS and yI-,,
viE--tllc subject Of revenue in - hole lezra J,
breadth. Under the proposition = MAKE ft.sr,
eating duties a matter of reference Tor tire lla-
turing Committee, slr. Alhertops amend .er, +.
change the destination Of Sir. FILLMORE f-.-iea..
failed by few votes, in a tim House.
In the attitude in which the question stood 4. -,
there i, little doub; but that Mr. Anterior 1ag-n.-
wouid have preyaed.-Gioje.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
J.. coLsrKS, Writing.

J.. CoLBrKS, Wiring.
II. DEILNlS, Music.
a. n. DrRocHrR, Dancing.
The In Chemistry ha< the advantage n 81 '
BY Professor AKg> Of thu University III Mar, land VIII
complete practical illustrations.
mild but nn discipline VIII be exercised ih'omeh"u the IT,
stnilon
The comfort and happiness Young ladies placed the
" Of the principals, boadcr viii he pareHay watched
The wishes If parents viii alone be consulted IN reference
attendance on Divine Worship.
The scholastic The first Monday IN S-pra
Der, and terminates The third Monday M July following.
Terms &C., made Known application 10 Mf A. ether ~
sonaily or by letter, past pad
R.frrtaces-Majnr General Winfield Scott &. 7rmy chaac
Davies l.. L. d.; Rev. DR.. Wyatt baltimore: Rev. III john.
Rev. John &. Barkus d. Rev j. e. Hammer, d. Hon H. H. Y,
grnicr, do. oct. ~ I7-wGw& wGmfmlsj
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NEGRO HIRING &e-I shall continue TO hire OF, ST..
sell Produce and collect Debts, IN this CITY ana 'ne ~
Ing counties, Including The Of Petersburg u,,r
osTfs or esos spt>f, !; ssa r.
Riehmont Dec. slh, lsil
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E,nm Dr.. LINN Z. Gnrlnnd.

take great pleasure in expressing my high estimation of 4
Qualifications Miss Ann g. Forbes, Teacher; her pate
and rnrmitnr attention the pupils under her charge r.
Milton Female Seminary for the last years. has aace
the particular notice Of the patrons 81 the School; her ln
raaluance junior and senior branches OF Female ~
ca,ion united with her udoions system OF im1ang ia'
on the improvement well the affections 81 ~
pupils With the progress Of little daughter have ees
NOR than rraied and in sheer justice the accomplishment
ana worth Of highly deserving lady cheerfiS ie
der her this testimonial Of my and appreciation.
Iscnedl JOHN T. GARLAND
Nltnn Y e October Nth lei.
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Miss Ann c. Forbes bearer of this note been o nee
IL years, the Principal Of the Female ACADEMY IN W.
place. During part Of that time was resident IN sne
family with Miss F. truly say, consider her apy
to instruct in all the bran hes usually taught 10 frGas
Of highest grade. and attention 10 hst p
she VIII be found interchangeable. ,,,-r,
lsigEed Z. r. iiAh ~, MI
Milton, October 10th, 1911. soet
Nov. 20 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08
T,aRNvuLE FEMALE sENlyaRy-uavnrb been 81.

L'ARMVILLE FEMALE SEMlNARY.-Havins been se!,,','
Principal of the farmvile Female Seminary. deem
state .at the School III be opened for pupil, The 18Th
oi February, 1872 ihlr all who read and SPELL wiho'
gard viii he admitted; the study wii Z
extensive a In any oi hrhes, scmnre- aud lhal ~ q
eplinr and of thr School viii be such ~ 10 ron
hue the fl development the moral md intellectual Faa
Rates of Tuition, per session 81 five months 10 be pai
advances:
Reading Spelling, Writing Geography, Afl,hmr,ic and Eas
Grammar si2%
For any Of ih- higher bTnnChcs, L@
Music the Piano, with Snsn: go
French, Latin. Greek, -
Painting and Drawing, lJ0
:. Lea Prtrcg..
Dec Is Ga-u-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08

u. s BAsK misunderstanding was the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the I s. Bank for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-08

TN0N ACADEMY.-The seventh session Of this IIstlt-
viii commence Tie 18th Of January Il is situate.
the road leading from Lynelurg Richmond, IN T.
nei.hhorhood Of Old Concord in Campbell county, Virginia
point Of health, morality and intelligence this neiehboc
well be ranked first the upper county 'an
F. ocock A. b. whose labors highly approved has been
elected Principal q this Academy for The year Term
tuition rs follows, 10 wit:
Preliminary course. s. per session Of manl'
Higher branches al English ~
Language and Mathematics, Is
Students be- charged the above from the
I'LL tic close al the session, except In P
ed sickness. Board including washing, lodging fuel aud ga
Is generally & per month Respectable fanc. convenient
the Academy. REUBEN d. PALMER, PrrstfH
Dee. 10th, ISL fS-w3a
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Christopher :. Morris and John sl'cock, Defendant.
THIS day came the plaintiff and flied bis bl and tn i!ns
ant Christopher :. Morris having entered hi- appeaE'
aud security accordn: The Of the General A..tG
and the rules Court and appearing BY satisfaction:
dence, that III inhaban OF this Conmona cath,
Ordered laid defendant appear here the first i
March plaintiffs hill; and tia, B
order he fohu it'll inserted Vspaper ruiss
in ih- city Of Richmond for months successfully, and ~
a, the front door t!c Com, house Of ti.s county
4 Copy-Tesr,
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IN GHANCEEf.-NiEci eia:--n Pow!atia County ts. ,.
j c-Ibrr the tl, lcil:
Elizabeth Holman, wd1w II Henry Holman, teSees.t 4t
Jane iiunnicu VIM Holman. Samuel F.-a-an:S md Ii
his wife. formerly Elizabeth Holman, James u iaar.
aud Sarah his WIFE, formerly Sath H,n. BIS
and Potter Flag and Matilda - VIC tonne W.,
Holman, I.!.a'. =.
against
J,ha H. Holman, in his right, and a tdnni,,fa;
tin Win annexed ii Henry Holman d-cea>,t III" h. -
Executor of Daniel B. Holman ii cea,"i and Php hs4a-
MARY h- wife, formerly Narv Holman, DeicEaati,.
TIL, lay came tile plaintiffs, rs counsel and filed
cause; and defendants, John H. Holman 4a r.
win Holman red their . the same and ts ae.e
r.ip D-aae and Mary ~ WIFI, not having ents.ed IT,.
ard gwen security according ~ ae act 81
! OF this Court and II appearing l. tie satisfaction Z IL
Count. h. they Inhabitants Of It's Commandment
~; Of the Plaintiff i Ordered, that ~" ,ad aee
appear here mt Monday IN March n.V, .
Cont day. and the bill and amended bl u IL L
TIFF ard eve security fo performing snch decree = ih-
nay and .. cops o. tbs order u forthwith
,-itrd newspaper published IN the CITY Of Rehncnt
continue! Tor two mnss snccessycly and that .nuief Fl
posted door ii The Coun-lcase 81 t.is COUNT.
X. +. GRAVES, n N
i,
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IN CHAMBERLAIN Rul.s held the Ciefh'> Gtee e u
Circu! IT Law and Glanr"rt TOR the ccLi
Chesterfield, cn The It'll DIS Of December, iei:
James u. PeriCc, fiatiE
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REPORT
Oj ~, Committee for Courts If Justice 7mfRdaents
Of tic Judictaf Sustain.
(, I.Iar II Atrna
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-03

Douglas to be supplied from. csrrolltOn, Is miles
and back, twice week.
Eaton to be supplied from Oxford, Is miles anu
back, once a week.
Mechancsvie TO be supplied from De Kalb, II
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, Is
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De kalb,
miles and back. once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once week.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-03

Fridays at IL m, arrive at Coffeeville Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, by 9pm
1927 From Coffeeville to Ponotoc, SIS miles and
back twice week
Leave Coffeeville every Tuesday and Saturday
at m, arrive at Pontooc same days by 10 p m
Leave Pontotoc every Monday and Friday at
a m, arrive at Coffeeve same days by l0pm
Proposals for two horse coach service will be
considered.
1923 From Grenada by Troy, Presto n, oakland
and Rayburn's to Pamela, 48 miles and back, once
week
Lave Grenada every Saturday at 2 m, arrive
at Pamela next day ty5 m
Leave Pamela every Friday at a m, arrive at
Grenada next day by IL m
5629 From Wyatt by Chulahoma. Oak Hill and
Casteville 20 fernando, As miles and back, once a
week
Leave Wyatt every Thursday at m, arrive at
fernando same day by 8 p m
Leave fernando every Friday at m, arrive at
Wyatt same day by 8 pm
5000 From Cypress Creek by Oxford and Clear
Creek to Pamela, 40 niles and back, once week
Leave Cypress Greek every Saturday at S a m,
arrive at Pamela same days by 8 pm
Leave Pamela every Friday at 5 a m, arrive at
Cypress Creek same days by SPIN
563l From Pamela by Belmont, Rice's Cross
Roads,, sinatoby, Elm Glove, fernando, Eulaw
and Fort Pickering, Tenn to Memphis, 70 miles
and back, twice a week
Leave Pamela every Tuesday and Saturday, at
m, arrive at Memphis next days by 10 pm
Leave Memphis evsry Monday and Friday at
a m, arrive at Pamela next day by IL m
5632 From Commerce TO Hernandez, % miles
and back, once week
Leave Commerce every Monday at m, arrive
at fernando same days by 3 IN
Leave fernando every Tue day at a m, arrive
at Commerce same days by A pm
5633 From Holly Springs by North Mount Plea
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
YORK, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81 lsAa.

Wareet who refused it, and then offered 10 Jonas
Center, s5 aistrest ho r Mann by whom II
was pronounced forgery, and Kelly taken the Po-
lice Office and committed.
BURGLARY Francis Thomas, Thomas Stevens and Geo.
Morton arrested and committed charge of having
been concerned with Harris Thomas before in prison. in
breaking into The store OF Mr A. w Spas and stealing ane
cutlery OF wbch about $50 worth found in their pos
session.
CoRoSER's OFFIcg.-SUIclpE BY LAuDASsM-
The Coroner held inquest Thursday evening al 1870
Hestersrcet The body OF Catsarine Dousherty, native
OF Ireland, aged 81 years ofntemperate habits
Cerdict. that she committed suicide by taking laudaauHl
ACCIDENTAL DEATH The Coroner held az inquest to-
day the City Hospital Broadway; the body Of James
Ruddy, native of Ireland aged IS years The deceased
who resided al SO Stone-stree employed aborer
in the store OF the Messs "ot Vanderlin IN Broad
and with others about 10 nclsck this morning.
engaged in hosting Hour the The fourth hoor
Standing under the baichvay beow-when the uousng
OF main hook breaking by the barrels turning The wroag
when the fourth story both barrels fell upon and
CRUSHED him down. He conveyed 10 the City Hospital
shere DR. Wainwright attended hm, but he died quarter
before Y O'Clock Verdict 10 his death by mi ues
acc, eniay received by the falling of two barrels OF four
in The OF Wolf Vdnderlin, In BIpad-st.