New-York tribune., 1842-02-26
CIVIL COURTS.

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FRIDAY February 25.
In the Court OF Common Pleas an action was brought by
Alex Dearhorn. damages from John Fry for
fraud in leasing 10 him house and store the corner Of
Broone and Nortolksrees when be had authority to
do Fry married daughter of the late Mr. Clark Cap
tain of the Edridgestreet watch She nearly quite
an mhecle weighed about 300 pounds and unable to
dress or pndress herself but she held this property III her
OWE right Fry induced her, after they married.
sign a deed conveying it to man named Luff who, the
following day. re.conTeyed to Fry Individually He then
gave lease to plaintiff for year certain with the priv
ege OF keeping two years should he choose to do
Nrs. Fry left her husband when she found out what
he had caused her to do, and went with her sister TO
Nachcz, where she died about year ago An action for
fraud recover back the property brought by her
atonS and her death the sister claimed heir at law
The plaintiff elected from the premises part of his stock
groceries put into the street. and great injury caused TO
him. The present action was therefore instituted The
concluded but Judge Ingls deferred giving his
charge until Monday morning
In the Superior Court John j. Hart brought action
ae anst JAS c. Baldwin, for injury done to his pr opery
No 81 Pe-strec excavation for under cellar to
house adjoining belonging defendant causing the front
wall of the building to 1t shown that proper
precauon had taken and the Jury found for defendant
POLICE OFFICE.
FRIDAY. February %
CHARGE OF BuncLARY--On Thursday night the powder
magazine OF Mr.. Charles J. Howell at Buslwck Long
Island burgarousy entered and quantity of powder
stolen thererom. To-day twomen named William Glmar-
tin and Bryan Quinn went the sore OF Mr.. Seymour in
Chatham street and offered quantity Of powder for sale,
such as had been stoen and arrested by officers Col
vim Ralyea and F. F. Smith, akento the Police Office and
lodged prison charge Of having committed the above
burglary.
STEALING sovEns1css-On the 18th December last a e
male Antacs wife of Carrot Duns,on, who had been
boarding with Ellen Keeer, No. 8 Front street, being
about leave for few weeks delivered to latter rock
in which! tied up II sovereigns worth S2 CO. requesting
Mrs Keller keep them for her until her return When
she came hack short time since she requested her ock
and money OF Mrs Keller, and the fock restored but
hs soveregns retained she could obtain satisfaction
for them of Mrs Keller she proceededto the Police Office
and preferred complaint and to-day officer Bowyer
rested Mrs X and she committed prison
Thirteen Of the soveregns also w"re recovered.
CORONERs OFFICE
FRIDAY February IS
Tie Coroner held inquest to-day at No. Dover street
on the body of Andrew Morrel native of this city, aged
about 40 years The deceased had been afflicted with fits
from infancy through his whole life, excep, when between
the ages II aud 49, and Thursday night having retired
obed did appearin the morning, and on entering his
chamber he discovered dead in his bed Verdict died
of epilpePte covusons
An inquest was also held at the City Hospital the boz
y OF Daniel Hazard aged about seaman on board
the packet ship North America On the voyage OF
that vessel from Liverpool hither he became considerably
deranged and arriving here on Tuesday last was pa
in the hospital where he died about O'Clock the same eve
ming. Verdict, died of Inflammation ofthe brain.
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DNELSON J. WATERBU RY, II Pine-stroet, Attorney
and Solicitor in the Courts of this State and of the United
States 0f Proceedings in Bankruptcy will be attended te
with care and dsp patch. l2) i3l i'm
II To Observation-Disclosures visiting this City are
respectfully invited to stop the GRAHAM HOUSE, GS
Barcaysre where quiet home, pleasant rooms, clean
beds wholesome food and an atmosphere imprisoned by
alcohol tobacco await their acceptance. Those who be-
ieve timpossble TO live on rgdly temperate and purely
Vegetable Diet without severe prvaon requested TO
give trial. The house convenient the bust
part of the City and to allt Steamboat Landings
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting the City with part
Of their Families will fluid such home vastly more agreea
BILE than Hotel. Shower-Baths free. f25
R SetEs Geer, Architect and Superintendent Of the
erection of buildings, Office SIS Merchants 10
or, All Persons having claims against the la1e pub.
listing firm Of Geerge Dearborn Co requested TO send
them in writing Immediately to the Office of Henry B: De
ming, Attorney, No. ID Wall-st Jl9
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