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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
City Intelligence.

A CHARITABLE AND PUBLIC MEAsuRE.-We have
heretofore called the attention of the members of
the Common Council to the necessity of construct
ing public building at the foet of Sixty First street,
from whence the ferry boats to Blackwells Island
depart and land, and are pleased to be able to an
nounce that the Committees of Finance Of both
Boards have concluded to take up the subject for
consideration and immediate adoption. In the
meantime we present the following certificate from
number of public officers of our city whose du-
ties have rendered them fully acquainted with the
necessity of the MEASURE
The subject of providing this side of the river
the ferry to Backwes Island proper means for the
curity Of prisoners, well suitable accommodate
for the sick and Others who under the necessity of
ing transported to the Island being before the Com
tee Charity and Aims House for
deem it our duty public officers urge the Com
mittee and the Common Council the necessity of pro-
vidng such as well for security and
lection as to prevent the too open palpabe Intercourse
existing between the prisoners the Island and their
associates in the city, which at present. battles the best
efforts of the Keepers, and Of the Police.
INV. MERRITT,
MILN PARKER
GEORGE w. MATsELL,
Police Magistrates.
F.A. TALLMADGE,
Recorder of the City of New York.
B.w. OSBORN,
Clerk of Police Court.
JOHN MYER,
ALEXANDER F. vACHE,
Resident MUSICIAN.
JOHN McCLELLAND,
JOHN W. BROWN,
Keeper of Blackwells Island.
HENRY VANDERVOORT,
Clerk Of Sessions, &C."
ARREST OF WArKoUs-The piece of scrip found
in the pocket of Mr. G. Watrous, who was arrested
on Friday evening an associate in the false pre-
tence practices of De Merritt, Scoble, Nelson & Co.
was OF the fraudulent institution of which he was
president, and not of the american Exch Bank"
as previously published. The latter institution
stands every way responsible, so far as we have any
knowledge.
COMMON CoUNcn.-hoth boards of Aldermen
meet this afternoon at five o'clock.
DROPPED DEAp.-The man who fell upon the
side walk on Saturday afternoon, in Barrow street,
and died Immediately afterwards, was named
Thomas Cornelius, and not Thomas Dean.
AT Coop OLD AGE.-The coroner held an in
quest yesterday on the body of Mrs Margaret Qui-
non, Of No. l40t Walker street, who died suddenly,
at the advanced age OF 66 years.
PoLIcE.-Ohhcer Fallon arrested counterfeiter
named jeremiah Mcdonald on Saturday evening
He stands charged with passing two SIS counterfeit
notes OF Tolland County Bank, in July last, to his
poor washerwoman, for services rendered by her.
On being discovered, he made bolt for escape
but found that Malachi, his pursuer, was too smart
for him.
The night patrol of city marshals is working won
ders in preventing midnight burgIaries. Let il be
increased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

MEDioAL.-Ths Medical Schools in this city are
both well attended this winter. The Crosby street
college, and the New School have between them
ABOUT three hundred and fifty pupils. This is doing
good business The movement of Drs Mott,
ra'tlson, Parker, Nissan, &C., for the purpose of
establishing chemical lectureships at Bellevue, is
still progressing, and hope that that large Hos
pnai Will soon be thrown open to the profession,
and Its vast facilities properly appreciated and en-
ployed.
Drs. SWEET, A. G. Post, and Watson, give lec-
lures at the City Hospital, but they are poorly
attended, because the students are not required to
produce evidence of visiting the Hospital This
should be altered at once. 1t is impossible for young
men to acquire their profession properly without
long and diligent attendance at Hospitals, where
they can see disease and learn its treatment
Great attention has been excited In the medical
world, by some remarkable cases of rheumatic and
equity affections, and diseases of the skin, by the
use OF medicated vapor baths. The medical facul-
ty are almost unanimous in the opinion that these
baths are of infinite service in these and many other
cases. Mrs. Carroll, Of Is Courandt street, in this
city, has remarkably fine establishment Of this
description, which is much patronized by our first
physicians.
-"e oSSoCidtion Vi puyslcldnS, lot the Improve
ment OF pharmacy and the sale of genuine med-
clnes, are meeting with great success Patients are
coming from all parts of the country and placing
themselves under the care of the college. Their
principal Office is at 81 Nassau street They con-
template, we understand, opening large private
Hospital early in the spring. This is much needed
in this city.
DR.. Homer Bostwick, Professor of Surgery, has
also opened an establishment at IS Chambers street,
for the treatment of all sorts of Diseases and the
sale of valuable medicines and Is succeeding well.
Altogether, all these movements Of our medical
schools and colleges under the direction of such
men as Mott, Revere, Pattison, O'Regan, Parker,
and Bostwick, are contributing immensely to the
spread Of medical science, and the suppression of
quackery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

BosToN NEws.-Adams az Co. came in ahead of
the mail, as Usual, yesterday. They gave US papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

All the ter airy publications of the day. issued on
the cheap cash system are for sale at the HERALD IL
TERARY DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE, North
West corner of Fulton and Nassau streets Call see
and buy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

THEATRICAL AND MUsIcAL-Mrs. Sutton has re-
turned TO the city, and WILL conjunction with De
Begins and other eminent artists give a series OF
splendid concerts at Niblo's Apollo Saloon. These
concerts will be by far the most attractive musical
entertainments Of the kind given in the city this sea
son.
Signor Rapetti gives his last grand concert of vo-
cal and instrumental music, at Nlbos, on Wednes-
day evening next. The Signor will on this occa-
sion play two pieces of his own composition, which
he has dedicated TO the amateurs OF this city. Ra-
petit Is an artist OF great and acknowledged merit,
and this concert will be really treat
Messrs Loder and Joseph Mascot are meeting with
great and deserved in teaching the new STYLE
OF "slngng at sight" at the Vocal Institute, corner
of Grand street and Broadway Mr.. Massett is a
singer OF great taste and science
WEIGH still carries all before him at the Park
The new pantomime has been remarkably success
ful. IL is got up in the most magnificent style, and
the new sceaery is truly superb. Mrs Howard is
one OF the best Columbnes we have ever seen. A
great variety Of nts are offered this even
ing.
The Chatham is as usual in the full career of pros.
perlty. Thorne keeps up constant succession OF
attractive novelties. new play, the "Miser's
Daughter" dramatised from Ainsworth's popular
novel, is to be produced tonight
Miss Cushman is governing at the Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia, with characteristic spirit and
success.
Barnum's company of Indians, at the Amencan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

Factory GRLs.-It will be recollected that the
girls working in the Mlddlesex Mills LOWELL lately
struck for wages. They asserted that the own
ers OF the mills, the Merchant Princess" had vio-
lated their contract To pay the poor girls for as
serting their rights, these Merchant Princes" in
the fitness Of their benevolence, have sent the
names of those who struck " to every factory in
Lowell, TO prevent them from getting employment.
and earning their bread and butter The conse.
quence of this is, that the girls are now nearly de,
tltute, and have been compelled to apply to the
legislature for relief. Shame upon the owners Of
the mills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

o. FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT.-Our friends, Pease
Son. 45 Division street. wage ncessant warfare against
the whole tribe of pulmonary complaints. Legons Of
coughs and colds have been put flight this winter by
the Of Peases Horehound Candy and they have still
enough ammunition on hand to put to fight legons
our own particular cold (and we had very obstinate
one stood out manully against tho first package but the
-econd did the business Co. ye afflicted to Is Division st.
and get relief
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
ryECUTlON OF STFGAIJ.

We LEAN that slcgall, who murdcfcd lho German
Pcdar in Halifax, Va, in March. WAS executed on
Friday last, the 9Th inst at the Count House Of that
county As Is usual in such cases. thousands of persons
u. both present to witness the interesting ercr
cisss Vi the occasion Hanging Harlequin never
tails 10 attract crowds OF eager and admrng beholders
To dance wire rope is consjdereda wonderful feat
but when il is announced that individual viii on
certain day. between the hours Of l0A NJ and , T. NJ
"stznd on nothing" and that 81" will be positively his
last Performance any STAGE, the attraction Is sbs,-
hiey irresistible Who can deny himself the gratif-
cation to be derived from witnessing snch an eAhbonl
DanriHe Reporter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Considerable excitement existed at New Orleans
Jan, Srd in Consequence OF the aledged deiaeaor a,
j. b. Perrault. late ASHER Of the "Gnzen's Bank
or 50 or $4,000. Perrault had disappeared l4edeed
indeed! When was there rumor Of such thing tba,
the reality when fully ascoriained. did not far 1xced
Me FIRST report! Never-and there never will be.
he amount OF Banking erlne-embtzzling. forgery
and irand-whn the last seven eight years in this
couniry-indaeej, tempted by the facilities aud the una
vodablc facilities, which Banks furnish is dreadfullv
great and enough oiseli 10 draw down upon the sys
irm- which thus ires human aliy the disrs, Of III,
world Neither Sllon nor Plat1 would hav. admitted
Bank into The scheme u this Communicable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
DECEMBER 18th, 1919.
.7'EJe' I'.E.y'D CEaE.IED-
EEc THAN EYER.

4 CS'r received by the Boat kanawha SECOND
p SUPPLY of desirable Goods, which were bought
for CASH within tho last ten days very great sacr
flee, and will be sold at prices much below the usual
rates. The attention of purchasers requested to the
following:
Rose Blankets from s. pair up
Negro do large and heavy very, low,
Glenrock Jeans from 6cls up
Casnetts, (good) at 2s3d per I'd and finer
Fannels all Wool. wide and heavy at 20 and 2J cts,
Cotton Hose from % up, extremely fine at % cts.
Linen Cambria Ilandkts from p cts to finest,
Spool Cotton, black white and coloured
Brown and Bleached Cottons unusually low,
Together with many other articles, which added 10
his former stock, makes 1t very complete. An cxami-
nation is requested IRON purchasers.
JAMES A. STIGIER
Dec. 10 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Mr. lheopholis Fisk delivered lecture a, W,shinc
ton before large and respectable audience ON ANNA
: Magnetism During the evening he experimental on
young gTl aud young man very successfully, conyiu
eng some q me Host skeptical Of the truth Of the sci
OF the lecture tut will mention one lac, which has
fallen under my own observation connection with this
subject.-1here is young in this city, who has
been confined to his bed for than three weeks with
inc nilanmaiory rheumatism not bengabe to use any of
? his limbs Mr. Fisk having heard Of it and thinking
slat ne was magneized it would remove his mains
pesfoImed the operation on him last Saturday and at
ter few minutes. the young arose. To the as,onisb
neni 81 all present. and walked considerable distance
and has ever since had the perfect of his limbs
Ih's may appear very strange, but it is nevertheless
:. sgue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
LAND E'isEs SALE.

k'llE subscriber u anxious 10 sell his tract Of land
l. lying seven miles west Of Liberty, Bedotd Court
house. on each side Of the lynchbnrg & Salem Turnpike
road. II here Is on the tract "A and grIst mill
first rate repair there Is great quantity of timber
the place the mill Should the purchaser be lncl
ned to keep public house. there Is II one Of the best
Wagon stands IN this county where would have
market for all he make at his door There are ABOUT
fifty acres OF bottom land. greater part OF which
coent; There are about 200 woods about 100 a
which is good tobacco land Iheimprovemenis are
new aud comfortable There is NEW TAN YARD,
now ready togo into operation. The water cannot be
surpassed IN the state further description is deemed
unnecessary, as persons, Wishing 10 purchase will view
the premises before buying. II may be wondered my
wanting 10 sell such valuable property the physicians
advise me, that southern climate would be the means
u restoring my we's health aud have determined to
sell Persons wishing IN purchase. would do well to
call very soon as have M doubt, owing its location
aud advantages, IL will be ready sale.
T. X. JONES.
Jan. 5 1m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

A Ia Circuit Superior Court VI Law and ,hlnccry,
"A begun and held ior the county Of Amherst. At the
Court House on Friday, the 25th day Of March, 1872:
John A. Tate and John Randolph. merchants and part
ners. trading under the sly lie and firm of John A. Tate
4 Co.. Graham and McGfuiin, b. L. Graham and NJ
d. Vines, Plaintiffs,
ngaiEd
John Russell Norvell and Mary W his wife, Braxton
Noryell and Mildred \. his wife. James W. Philips
Frances Philips, aud George Philips, the last tSo in
fants under The age Of twenty years, and Nancy
Philips IN her right trustee for herself and chill
dren, Defendants.
II CH,ScERY.
On motion of The plaintiffs by counsel. the Court doth
appoint Robert 1insIey guardian to the infant deicn
dants Frances Philips and George PHILIPS u defend
them in this causc and hereupon the said infants by their
guardian assigned aforesaid filed their answers and sub
penas awarded herein the Sd day Of June IS40 the
llh day Of January lsil and tie I'D day May 1871;
being returned executed upon Mary W. Newell aud
Braxton Norgell aud Mildred 4. his wife. aud Macy
Philips her right and trustee for herself and
cIidrn--and they sl falling TO appear although four
months have psed well since tine return DAYS of the
said subp0enas AZ the filing Of the plainhs' BILL And
the said John Russell Noryell against whom the plain
s appear to have proceeded III the mode prescribed by
law agalnstasent defendants still failing appear and
answer, motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel their
bill is taken for confessed those defendants and
thcreupon this cause came on 10 be heard upon the
BILL the answer If the infant defendants with mt rcnl
~
consideration whereof, the Court DON order that the
defendant Nancy Philips, do render before one of the
Commissioners Gi THIS Court Of her transac-
tons as trustee ii the trust estate IN the bill mentioned.
And the sad Commissioner is directed to state and settle
the same, and make report thoeoto the Court together
with accounts othe plaintiffs debt. anaccount of the prop
cryadvanced TO the defendants John Russell Norye and
Mary w. his wife. by Nancy Philips the trustee its
present situation and value; and oil the whole
trust estate, real and personal showing its value and the
interest OF the defendants John Russell Norycll and
Mary w his wife therein And leave is granted the
plaintiffs 10 examine the said defendants in solemn form
upon norrogaiores touching the subject matter Of the
said accounts. Copy--Fe,te.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Crk
GoMMlssloNER'9 OFFICE, Amherst Courthouse,
9TH day of January, 1913.
The parties interested in this order, are hereby mott
fled, that have appointed the first day of March next
10 commence the accounts &C. therein ordered on which
day, at the hour of ten O'Clock in the morning. they are
required to attend, al my office, Amherst C. H. with
copies ooice papers. then evidence sc. &c, prepared
for examination and settlement
JAMES z. GARLAND, Com'r
Jan. II Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

NlNaNiA"-.N Rules held IN the Clerks Office of the
v Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv for the
Town OF .ynchburg on the 9Th day of December 1912
Richard Perkins lr and William Roberts, Plaintiff,
against
David H. lyman admir- of Christopher Roberts decd. the
same David K Lyman and Elizabeth H. his wife, George
r. Roberts, Harrison NJ Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife, A.
Tam r. BisTcrs and Matilda L. his wife, the f.
Biggers trustee behalf of his wife and children Upton
H. Jennings and Mildred Ann NJ. his wife, Mary f. H. Big
gers, Ada T. g. Biggers, Ella C. o. Bggers Arialna r. Il
bigsers Ahram r. Bggers r and - Bggcrs, the last six
infants under Il years o age, Christopher L. Roberts
r. noocf's ana John GIBBS Defendants,
The defendant George f. Roberts not hav wing entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of Ac
ehoy and me rules OF this Court and appearing by
Sacory evidence that he is not inhaant Of this
uF IL IS orcred that the said Defendant do appca hsre
On 'he hrst Monday in March Chat being rule day.
ana answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy Of this
ncr ne forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
town OF iyncbnrg for two months ucccssivcly and pos
tel at the front door OF the courthouse in the said town
Copy-Tesic,
- :, u. ROBES, Crk.
bec' - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
FEMALE COLLEt;lAVE INSTITUTE,
EECKGNGUAN COUNTY,

TENlE faculty, as at present organized. consists of
a Rev. Lorenzo Lea A. NJ. President 4 Professor of
languages, Moral X Mental philosophy
Mr. Tho. {. johnson, 4. b. Professor OF Mathematics
and experimental sciences.
Mrs. Mary \. Lea Guyerness
Miss Mary A. Bailey, Preceptress in Instrumental &
Vocal music aud teacher of French
Miss Harriet I. Bailey Assistant precepress in Music
aud principal otpreparatory department.
Mr. Geo. w. +. Dashiel, Steward
The session of III mouths is divided into two equal
terms The first term OF the present session will close
on the Tuesday preceding the second Wednesday in
January, 1915 after private examinations; the second
term Will commence on the day thereafter.
To graduate nto the English course, including the
French and Spanish languages. requires a period of
three years With the La in and Greek languages,
ionr, unless the pupil has advanced beyond the eemen
taiy Branches.
Rates Of tuition for 5 months.
For elementary English branches Sl5 90
Higher English studies with languages SlS 90
Music extra. including the OF instrument $40 00
Board, including lights, fuel, bedding, sc. $50 90
Payment for tuition and board in advance: otherwise
interest will be charged
by order ofttc board Of Trustees.
JAM 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

IIrM,siTy TO IloRsEs.-Ihe late DIR. Parish, of Phi
ladopha Tor many years before his death, owned val
liable old horse on which he visited his PATIENTS and TO
which he became much attached. In his ,ciH. he pro
ylded Tor the maintenance OF this faithful old animal by
leaving life annuity, which he apart fuI his use
and benefit and directed that his executors should pay
annually, during the life ii the horse an individual
named IN the will resident 81 New Jersy the su Of
hundred and fifty dollars a compensation for his
taking care Of his layorie old Rozinac. This was the
act Of truly phanthroplc heart sympahsng in islast
hours " pusaiion with the nfmes and age of old
aud faithful servant who though dumb. aud could not
plead. found IN The generous feelings Of his MASTER all
his wants anticipated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Exrg,onpiNAgy SraeIss.---'fhe ship Buwditch.
Sowle, OF this port, belonging to the Aessrs. Fletcher
Of this city. sailed on whaling voyage in july lsil
and in months from the time of her sailing she took
2rd $500 barrels of oil and bone the amount Of
about 81 {, 600. and 'pni away for home" The oil and
whae-bone constituting her cargo, svalued, the pre-
sent prices. at $4,000. She fitted for three
years voyage and the Captain has disposed Of his
plus prov 10 other whaling ships in the Pacific, at
high prices This is one af the best voyages. consider
ing the Time oni outfit Sc. which has been made al
ny American port for many years.
Pro- siencc Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
Plaintiff


q.
against ''
William ". Waller and Samuel NJ Garland ,a;:-.
tors OF David : Garland decd Jane H. Garland viii
the said David S Garland, and the SAM William ~ 81
lr * sally his wife. late Sally Garland, tasasus RI
and Ann :, his wife, late Ann = Garland John p @.
and Jane NJ, his vile, late Jane NJ Garland WIl;,m =,
Garland Edward A. Cabcil and Mary r.. his wifi. II.
Mary r. Garland, Samuel NJ Garland Patrick II i'ts
Caroline Garland, laldnn C. Garland and Louisa 4 -
wife, and Alice G. csbeI, George X Cabell David
Cabe and Lewis b tabell, the four last infant clsr
and heirs of Eliza Y Cabcl, derd late Eliza v (,,,
Harris. Def.ml,i L.
Ga the motion of Samuel Marx executor of Josenh NJ
dccd BY counsel, who filed his petition and an exhibit
rule awarded To him against the Plaintiff and gains, all
The retnable here the sth day Of the nett
term, 20 show cause II they against the p,n,e
why the plaintiff shall amend his bill and make the ,ai
Marx, executor aforesaid, party defendan. this s
and as against the defendants why the said Marx shall not
he made party defendant thereo Whereupon the can.
TO be heard by the OF parties the saps
formerly read and the report Of commissioner 1nsley mad,
npnsaanee of the order of tie 10Th Of july 1884, wa,
argued by counse consideration whereof and by like
sent the court at this time not passing upon any Of the prin
cple OF the but permitting the To remain with the
sad report open for future consideration and exception,
any party, doth adudc, order and decree, that the des-
dan,s, William NJ Waller and Samuel NJ Garland be and
they hereby appointed Receivers in the with full
power and authority to ont the best terms they can
and To collect the rents and hold the subject 10 the M
tnrc order Of the court tic Real estate in The Report COM
missioner Tnsey menoncias being hand and late
y in tie possession Of David s Garland deed giving the
rcntors possession for the purpose of seeding small grain
ana lull possession Tie ift oil
the tenants to continue until the FIRST day OF January, 1871
but reseryng the right Of ling crop Of small grain upon
the lands at the usual tine in the rcNt And by like
OF the parties, the doth also aagc, order -al
decree that the William III Waller and Samuel NJ
Garland who hereby appointed commissioners for that
purpose do, after advertising the tmc and plsce Of sale
thirty days IN the " L. n barg ' ir q M and
like notice the door Amherst Cout prcee
after the LIST day OF January ne>t, sell Amherst
Court House. TO the highest bidder credit Of twey,
months, taking from the purchaser purcha bonds with
approved sccurity the slaves follow also in the said report
mentioned that Is TO ne~ra Sampson, man
hchey, W atci1nan George. Rachel, negro
woman Sally negro FANNY her two children
eight IN hnmbcrtpgehrr with their increase If any, and
report then proceedings to The court the next with
the bond. of the purchasers II tn, sale slave.
the plaintiff shall become the prcas m any
part thereof the said need moi require him
any security ACopy-tese,
ID. ROBES "ine.
Jan. WIN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

~ W FUQtA, having purchased Il. w. Wal
A'Hs tons interest in the above business will conin
NE IN the same house occupied by them lie expects
receive IN short time general OF Grocer
les Hopds, Wares, &c. &c. which he invites his friends
ana The public to examine assuring them that his prices
VIII correspond with tie times.
Jan w3w