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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-29
$lS,322, $40 81, 1895
93,94l,436 100, 073,69l
Reduction

The circulation and specie OF the Banks Of sixteen
States for three years has been as follows -
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;,.y ami Ian coast o. me
a i"S calculations Of NE eoo" surrey
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-29

Long. w. from
Greenwich OBJ
servatory,Eng'
land, in degs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION IN BosTor.--It really
appearsl that Boston, the model city of morality,
the pink city of civilization, is rapidly becoming the
city of modern chvary, in the shape of street fights
and broken heads. We have lately recorded three
or four fights and riots in that place, and have now
to add another to the list
From the Boston Mail, May IL
most dsg aceul occurred last Sunday night in
the west part OF the city. gang of ten or fifteen per
sons, soma OF them partially intoxicated, euered Mr.
McCure's vctuallng cellar under the West Boston
Market House. and, being very turbulent, were finally
ordered to leave the premises Being toe strong Tor
keepers Of the cellar they soon commenced the WORK
Of demolition, and upset q long table, breaking the
crockery upon it, and perioi ming other feas which per
bent ischief may be supposed to engage in Mr.
McCure tor constable and one soon arrived, but
finding rowdes strong for him. went for assls
tance During his absence they made their escape went
threughthe street creating good deal OF nsse and d
turbance. They soon met party OF colored people,
whom they insulted and then attacked The blacks
took their heels and pursued up the hill to
Cedar street. where some two three OF them made
stand and attempted TO defend themselves In the fray,
one OF them named Richard Gardner badly stabbed
in the abdomen. In the mean time Of the police
up and after hard brush with the rioters two Of
the rioters arrested They undergoing exami-
nation this morning OF the police Warrants are out
against others but we omit their until learn
the result OF the examination
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PUBLIC NoTICE-JRUTH INDICATED.

-
and m,seed re sgHc Ieftrsnc- beloved and late
50 my 1n 1ataa ejt "iad 4, III,
ed a.,e n.y. 1hs c:rdcsts q, paS sue. by nv
strclly ,a it ~ onecipg AID rucpled
before .ns an" 'r rub 1'o'ei sy%say
pro,e Gn omsd TO the wi low aud The orhaa Inc r-cen
Us, de The u "q tos On
aS 'oa os s% Ss sy
n;"d % ws deas whs he as ri a9
he had my Iusn nd orsevera years H. lhrn my
rsinsmb psmevout Would ss ant lie e.ss
that ns d. 6S who s.Isd h T HOsan Of III dssi
knew husband uider the of western
reveal h7 autho of such wicked Use .tsisnsnis.
DccscI and IsisI;a information whs fSu:sI
Ta S vs S
Of vii d'noed pesons to isiuer nubaod. remains.
documents fully forth imnedi'e esuss Of dssR;
Of hs ss
s WAS nssFS q M aaet
ss.saI.sy q sssds ssssp: wss
;,:n &C "a i az; u
any may with further nioi H. and will
ehseruy .Ds asfas many
NS ss ssfead $. !, e;fIH " Is st.
and .tstemcst to be tue also knew
hu band ard know he cured ofhe scroula by
San s. y rsa 'a nlIi ., ,o,,
Ne" YORK. Apf JANs "' GOODWIN No 1s Houston st,
ed with 'h,, p Geo Dial been IN
I'D ssss 1ss ss tfs 'sms faulty saw
nS % h e s.
Information Oh '"e A"O AlsSShAHAM HATFIELD,
~ Aldsrman # the IN Wad OF the coy Of New York.
ss sa s. An ta. ss May Marks. til. house tn
N DS1 s from and IN ,1 he his y to III %e
cd
that the fall csu,ed his ah coabn with disease Of he
sas set alter ARY A a TX seissn w.,
Ss
ss he %
q A;a !; s ss ssn Alien street 'A'''h
New York. April n, i8,3 -
~ YEAR, died iii Wett ston the s:h dyo the frat mssth
sisaeSS. STEPHEN WOOD. Physician.
TsT ny yoh ..TGSs na with disgust the
sand. saTsp'ns is L to b DUTY to state VIVA, know
ilisna Of h.. for .eyssi lie an c;sd
Win n ii:
cure; u astonishing to relate week after
il ii &c weeks ii; SIGHT when PREVIOUSLY limos, sons
the as me- he %sv vt hs %s
sidered him such Any pe,s Wishing to know farther pa
sast learn the same BY
No. II Ludlow street.
BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE Importance which all ages have attached the Head Of
Hair index of the value set personal gu and
when by pricou freak OF Nature the human form is
deprived Of prop ,rtiOn Art rsorsd ode by
; ia :Hss
rvs W. initiating and tiossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS.
still stand os Tas sa s
the hail their elasticity and their supero, maerial
and workmanship well their style Of finish and
all combine form such perfct heads Of hair that they
must be to be fully appreciated.
The alb named has with
the manufacture Of his volld hesas of hair for tn last two
years exceeds his He respect
fully socts cali could Of sfyiug mot asdiu
that he best and cheapest maker CITY, They
only be mad at LAG Broadway, of Liberty stairs
Private rooms for fitting wigs aid toulees.
NIL nntc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aiermen Hatfield a
lr0liu

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and iermen Hatfield and
Crolius.
SsTuEspAY May 2d-The names fthe Grand Jurors
called and but thirteen appeared in Court i've who
absent fined S26 EACH and there not being
present grand inquest the thirteen prescn were
discharged until this morning.
OF the Petit Jurors called but twenty erej
out Of -four summoned; eight were fined SIS recb
and a number excused from further attendance.
FoRrEIrED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Albert c u ssr
rin-1his ell known inancisr indicted on three "f lie
bills for grand larceny, enc fer forgery, and ore
spiracy with William @. Watrous, was call,i. ~
answering his recognizances were declared to be 70 30
ed. The security the above cases was entered by
Mary Iniau the mother.inlaw Of De Merritt and
amounts to 5000.
Case nj Pete Sherrood This man, indicted for pick.
ing the pocket Stewart NOLAN, not appearing his
cog izsnces we're declared forfeited.
Trial for Perjury.-A German Jew, named Israel Hal
ensten, tried for perjury, in swearing falsely IN
suit in the Marine Court John shbaa plaintiff
and william A. Darling deeDdsn the s0th Of January
last Ii was proved that Haensteia swore, that on the
18th of January last he to the store OF William A.
Darling in company with Mr. Lew Heine. and that the
latter In his pre- ence, presented bill 10 Darling from
Fshbloat for mus and trimmings to the amount OF about
$40 which Darling said all correct except the last
muf The prosecution showed by wi nesses, that Hal
enseins statement under oath incorrect. with tter
Of the At this poia Of proceedings
annou made that Aldermen Francis Flick.
e the Eleventh Ward, elected in 1884 and 1885, had
died, and to be buried in the afternoons when the
curt out of respect to his memory, and TO allow Alder
Hatfield attend the funei al adjourned until TINS
morning at IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

ons w r: Flat Chatham
Psters have The pleasure now to offer style of the
and price 81 S S.ss rSo formerly oS
mt Ss.s so 70 that
e. B;o Sva s keep up The Of he
have unanm Se1 no me eean n s
duaety and coioI, the All sales for cash,
crown 'ifs rs C fEssS y s 5Ss bad
sPIIyJ,FAsHIo7 FOR GENTLEMEN7s HATS
"a UNDERSIGNED r,spectfai'y informs his
which los beauty cf finish @siIy FORM exceed
rn To s article they com
@ as :oiei.
oMen. land cSiidress caps Velvet
ms own which for variety OF patterns cannot be
hs style Sfehd!.n dab and pearl solorsa fancy
SUMMER much admired call will conyln'e the
css now ready sd ' sale the
OUkNND Pa K0Ns and the public are aecta',y in.
esSss: WHY? es$
pa Ra.t. sa1is %
ii ess Of every IT, On he lowest terms for cash Those
nSss please sisLS g IS Broadway
THE WARM
SALT WATER
OATH now open the foot of Desbross.s street. N.
For its M sh Medical lurpais
Eve Tickets Dollar. api6 im~r
aTEH IL N s. g. .ss:
flavor of eeable tase being powerfully
of secretion and creioD fer soivept and
the time strengthening wi 'ut heating, it
ideally the Aystema port aud
and dtss'pane existing obstruction, used
according to directions
The Rakocz sold at the following places at SIX cents
quart ju or 14,50 dozen. Sold BIZ
Henry King & o. Druggists. a6l Brosd wav, Grand
Southland Deuc & Co. 90 5sl Broadway x 2 Park row
Thcs. T. Or 399 Broadway.
Ihos II. Hart 218 Broadway
Chureh's Dspensary, 1873 BoweIy.
Whole sale a, d retail
FLoRiAN STRAUSS, se Beaver street,
a15 1mSr stairs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

VIRGINIA ELECTIoNs.-We have not yet received
sufficient returns to indicate the resn in many OF
the Congressional districts. Mr.. Dromgoole (Rep)
is certainly elected. Mr.. Jones (Rep) is certainly
elected over MIR. Bolts. The Clay papers say Mr.
Goggin is elected over Governor Gllmer by small
majority. Mr.. Chiffon (Fed) is elected nj, MI
Hopkins Gre is elected. Mr. stee urod do ,nd
Clay paper, also say Mr. Newton Fed IS eiec ae,
over Mr.. Hunter; and that Mr.. Toler (ted Is eiee'
ed in the fourth district Wise is surely eiee'e"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
Vol. IX.---No. 40 --.who.s No. $3.50.
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
hshed ever day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 1 % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
orningprce 81 cents per copy, or - II per ennun-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of paper in h's city,
the wor1 and is therefore the best channel or o''s'''e''
in the city country Prices moderate-cash in cd
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
eSicos, md in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR or THE HERALD EsrABLIsHhENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
Court Of Com mon Pleas.
Before Judge IDglis.


MAY 2-Phiip Nc Cinsky VS.. Wiiiiam Haughey.-Ths
action for assault and battery committed last
August up in 2st street. II tried and reported
long in the Court Of Sessions The present action
is to recover damages.
H. B. Allen for plaintiff, snd J. NJ Smith, Jr., for de.
PENDANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

BALL-The ward room officers OF the U. q
frigate Brandywine gave brilliant ball on board Oh
hat vessel a night or two ago, at Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

MISSISSIPPI RIVER The river is still rsing ana
we learn that quantities OF produce are aIioa.
from the upper country Our market will soon De
as cheap as any in the world Matches Free Trad"
Aprtt 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

BALTIMORE AMpHrrHEArRE The splendid eques-
titan company under the management OF Me ,sna,
Welch and Delavan, will close ihe Front sI rec.
Theatre this evening The performances OF tnls
veyv efficient corps are in the highest degree OF per-
lection. and elicit The greatest admiration frontage
I'D g. sb;nnahe Audiences baltimore Paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

O,,o C.s.-We learn from the acting Canal
conn,ss;oner that the Ohio Canal will be IN readi-
ness for navigation on Monday, the lstday OF May
,hrouehout its whole length.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
WASHINGTON GARDENS. HOBOKEN.

JOIN IHELAND, the we'll proprietor Of the First
Nh e, % Msw
and ee.Iop, to merit continuation oft respectfully
aS auS aye That e y
as hs W. hnson House. situate Hudson street Hobokyn,
he Sppy
calls from 'hs friend. Of ,he late r,opne,o also the public
will be supplied during the season with IN syceient
ment Of The md choicest Of flowers The bar being
'1 ay re- w quad Sass
sGd e'f,n Of ths most supeo, band,,Iso Sherry Cobbe
Ice c,m and II the Scs sy,s ss
SON ~ has also tsed up separate and agreeable sitting par
6. the most delightful scenery The determined
:: Il s' w f% Of
e SU Of s moi o exercise and
unnecessary say han that they win ia ali cases be
found attentive TO the of the visitors The snbscrbe
share Of the ub patronage and pledges himself thai moth
ing shall be wanting o. his pa those ia his employ,
v'sis the washington GARDENS
MADAME CosTsLLS Fensie Physician and ,,r.au,,.
az Midwife oiies her professional services the ladic.
pccuiaes which distinguish the female from the MALE i'm
R2e upon her diseases and functions altogether her
scue requiring an accurate knowledge of the ale
the treatment Of incidental 10 her sex ap
prises ladies on the point of confinement suffering
from suppression, neguany, 0bsuc SC that she be
happy afford comfortable emporary home residence
S C Or f and the
and them their own heus-s until perfectly recovered
cais hat ecs personally ia sv :S sS o. ps f
he95'on o. gre ad need never be eppreheedsd
hc city, whose health would admit ofavellins mat sac
would devote her personal attendance them any part
the nited States within reasonable distance.
Madame O. cen be consulted at her residence "A L.psusd
street at all mcs and with sctesl regard the wishes OF
sao im.sc ''''''' "''' w p'''P''"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

ITO GENTLEMEN WHO IN TEND TO VtSIC OR
4 MANYCMR HUGHES, Professor in The ROYAL Mtl,-
Corps Of Cadets Dresden, his
hons, for g, mt emen as boa,ders aud lecg.Is.
lie adtI himself particularly such coming Ger
many FOR tie Of leara language, fac
tate their ad, in IT, By placing themselves family
where il is constautlv spoken.
Mr. Hughes though years resident in Germ.
nv, is pae Of England, and the refoe considers residence
Their Gen nianty with both Languages
ong nm TO gve IN the course OF conversation tho,e expana
will at I'll tines be willing offer.
The different professors of the Cadets hare kindly
promised to insguct aoy seate siding with Mr. HUI
quste for any future pr ofession.
den. 'r' " 'i Ai"e"e'' Nie'
M As,o New York. auo Mr. TIL. w. Williams Conpest-
kndy prom sed tn answef any enIuir-s aga
FEW 9ENTtEMEN Of ste ady habits can be- accommo
dated wth good board aud pleasant in private
" al 20t Fultt street Also rccom-
modated the reasonable term a paror and bedroom
to let, with or without hoard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03


"a TO LET-The fire PROOF Orlck .tore, No; lo5 south
with immediate required, apply
k4k Woodruff MfNTURN,
melr 81 South street.
- TO LET-The Two story brick House and premises,
e.: No. las Wooste! street. finished in the most modern
style, with marble mantel.peees and folding doom
throughout. Apply TO JOSEPH McMURRAY,
m23r 100 Pine street.
~ TO LET-sey,n' Work slop,, with good light, at
::H 70 Ann will Do let at low good
,.4AA Enquire Of WIN FULLER 4sh story. front building,
between II and O'Clock. s2i 2w.r
- To LET OR FOR SALE-A three .tory modern
E:H built biek dwelling AMI store wi two lois Of
AZ ground ats,ched, situated in Williamsburg, about
walk tn. Peck Sip Ferry Apoly the premis-
of Fourth and South Eighth williamsburg,
or w. ). L. TAfSCOTL
ar 43 Pecs sllp
So FARM FOR SALE, containing forty acres, thirty
~ five under cultivation and the balance good growth Of
- wood
On premises house in good repair coach house
and large barn In front Of the house an excellent well Of
water secured the westhcr by well house. and
fine lawn front of the house On he above described firm
ut in abund nncr such apples, Cherries pears, ounces
currsnts, gooseber ies &C.
The above farm lies from the steamboat landing,
one f he ,own Of Rye, on the North street road full
view Fl the Sound two light houses when lighted;
desirable location for genenan resi-
dence.
This farm in Westcheser County Call the premises,
Mr.. J. H. WEIGH, % Leonard street,
ala Imsec the Police Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

NCHOR-ODe Officer RS Patent Anchors The anchors Of
THIS iaen have ADVANTAGES
For sale by K. X COLLINs& CO,
i M "a co.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

Enssh Copper from IA 10 81 OF mann
facuted from the hest and wuh sale by
H.. X. COLLINS u Co,
alsec Sc Sou, street
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For ALBANY DAILY, sanda's excepted

o nnSATY TA!EY, sahda,: s1csP,ed
the steamboat pier between Coursndt and Liberty
The steamer k0CHES CEH, Capt A Hsuxhton, leaves
Monday Wednesday, and FRIDAY evenings at O'Clock.
The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt l.. w Brauard,
O'Clock. -
The steamer NORTH AMERICAS Capt. NJ II Tues
dell leaves Tuesdiy Thursday and saturday afternoons at
o'cl' OK landing intermediate places.
The above B,afs and fsrn,hed with
elegant Rooms and for speed aud are
snrvalled the Hudson. vs.
For passage freight apply board p c. Schultz
he ice on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

.ADoLPHE MoNDRON. Boot maker, from Pa.
York that ha. opened his establishment No 1888 Broad
OF he lat ct fashions 6hd best workmanship. .
Gent wishing to have elegant ht will do well to call
and era his work AZ Im~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

"A Rooms LETETo .os!e gentlemen, ia the three
be !rt to small FANNY All in good order, with easement
- TO LET-Tc a an Il respectable family. rs7i Of a
@ ,Gy Ss a s Of the
ssnl.%S RAVE .arset nsS
6 .h'rt Of Staten Iisld about three minute. walk
sesss Sa S ii P III sos II.
borhood nen.ertionabis Cottage contains rooms be.
''a d; s'sAsn with large elk kHAGsyxxp " John St
&A FURMIsHED BED ROOMS and, French Lar.
% and or ssSoS e.
Of hs French e. pss w Of
Of the evena classes without extra charge French
C. Auox will commence anew course in the beginning of
houses the Of sth street and Sd avenues either
Ga $ % us Inc sy
and fine garden consisting Of ot with grape vines and fruit
"''' ''f'''A- ' ''"' JsIN A. MORRILL,. ESQ.,.
To =
% e. he o. RSs e G0T E1T hssh Two
:HIeedi view. Bay and Jersey shore,
and sef S I've
S.h scvss$ win he Ss ia ia r. Ss
mfd,!. Ths dive from Ne. Xo is
near this CRY Que hundred be accommodated
Possession immediaielv. Apply to
JOHN,F DELAPLAINE. CO Wal! st.
ALSO TO LET, the three story brick House, 81 Walker
between Broadway ard Church occupied by Mrs
velanck; and the brick House No 229 Nneee nth
street occupied by Mr. c. w. Feeks-Rents moderate.
aIo imsgc
"a To LET-The Mansion House at Bloomingdale,
: known the Abbey" situated sh TT ~tance alb owe
mile stone Just above sIyker. Bay and nearly
the delightful situations the Island, and is
marksbly healthy in the summer season.
The boomingdae stages and the gate
hour in the day. The gate is new, and numbered loI
will be in accordance with the state of the
times.
A ply on the premises, or at ls2 Chambers street.
N. B.-Anans could be made. if desired By salts
factory tenant the furniture tho house
remain of the house will be rented separately
apis lm*r
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,


IL Nassau near John It, eet, N Y,
lAVING tho Lens kIound under his own rspecuon sno
IL arrsnging them the obscura hmef he feeis
wraned 10 ga, ing that his apparatus have OBJ
success THAI those with fotgnrns
for he latter ave ofeu mperfec aad still ocne opery
adjusted The sd srser til Tor his SIX
prarce Optcia enables hun grind and
lens TO suit the purpose for which they wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29
u. 8. District Court,


JAM 2s.-In re James Bonnet, Jr per Curiam.-This 10
petition by editor decree OF bankruptcy against
the debtor Objections to the decree nterposed, by
third person, party in interest," which in effect a de-
murrer to the petitioner.
The points argued have accordingly been whether there
enough upon the face Of the petition to ente the cred
tor TO decree Of bankruptcy miriam against his debt
or The Judge here proceeds 10 state the points OF the
cas- at length and then says-I have strong doubts whe
ther the proceedings could be sustained without direct
alegson that the debtor trader at the time he
mit'ed the acts OF bankruptcy. On the other points ap
pears 70 me he case clear that enough not stated to
susct tne party 10 these compulsory proceeding and
any act OF bank ruptcy. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

THEATRICAL REvvAL.-An astonishing revival in
theatricals has taken place in this city. A few
months since the theatres were deserted, now they
are all crammed from the pit TO the ceiling. What
is the reason of this 1t is perfectly evident The
prices have been lowered so DIS, IN the elegant and
accurate phraseoegy of the bills, "to meet the ex-
igences of the times " The middling classes are
the only persons who can afford TO pay for amuse-
ments nowadays The upper classes who former
ly monopolized these enjoyments, are now in
state of ioten bankruptcy, and can scarcely pre-
serve their souls and bodies from dissolution, but
the middllng classes, who conduct the business of
lite on the cheap cash principle, can enjoy and
amuse themselves. But they will not pay much in
this way, and the managers in reducing the prices
from one dollar TO twenty-five cents and half.a-do
lar at farthest, present these classes of society
with the proper facility of procuring cheap anuse-
ment, of which they are now vaiIing themselves
TO the fullest extent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

90 We know not whether Barnum, of the American
Museum, is Mlere, but if he believed in the speedy
destruction Of the universe he could crowd on
tons and novelties any faster. He for this
week such talent and magnificent attractions cannot
fail to produce daily and nightly overflow. OF these
are three eminent vocaliss, ten beautiful dancers, in
GLIDING that rare genius La Petite Ceos,e the brilliant
animated tabeaux, end two grand military spectaces
Napoleon crossing the Alps and the Burning Of Moscow.
We had nearly forgotten what every body should
ber that this positively the last week of the remarkable
Gen. Tom Thumb, Jr., OF Lilipu,ian celebrity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29
Circuit Court.


BtIOTV JUUEt Ktnt.
JAN. 2S-Mauhew 7. Wallace, ef al vs. DonT X Moy,,
This was an action ofrover to goods alleged 10
have been obtained under false preences II is alleged
that the defendant represented himself be OF age hen
be was not case precisely to this against Mr. Morse
was tried in this Court short time SINCE and fully
ported in the Herald.
Mcke-n Bosworth for plaintiff; Cutting and sher.
uonh for defnntanf.