The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-05

Deei.ions in 81 sandfori maisth the
SGT. Assistant Vice Chsy
CASKS Anouy .snslander, her neri friend.
~ F;aSsh sy and Ian. jordan ora D. ior de
Ter for comFlt w son for deit. w. c. Rhinelsnder
Decree agsins.lo be paid by the comps friend
missed with &c v. John r and Elisabeth Fqansgan.--
WiIsm or complt. II H. Burlock for den:. De:
ths premises accordingly Deits. not personally
) sgainnd no costs to either party.
labhtic Insxranes Company vs. Jose Maria Lunar-C.
oore and d. Lord Jr. for compliments E. Sanford
~ Anthem, for de Demurrer to bill overruled with
but without prejudice to obiecting BY the answer
10 all the discovery sought except that relating 10 the
defendants interests and the extent Of the shipment.
Rufus Mead vs. Henry Phillips and sthers-H. A. Fos-
.a,aisnmsnt declared frandulsnt-Complts debt and
costs to be paid of the fund.- Deed to Mrs. Howard
set ASIDE for fraud. and she charged with costs.
EdDard Stansr 4. James C Bell and Isaac Balm.
Ellngwood for oOmplt a. G. Rogers, Tor Isaac Bel,
Benjamin Wright and al Us Ezra w Miller and a.
Hennah Miller and Ezre Miller and al J. A. Lott, for
Wright and others. A. w Bradford for Hannah Miller
j. nthon, for parties. B. w. Bonney and g. A.
Foot for Eliza w. Miller and others. j. L. kksr for r.
Decree setting aside the deeds and DEGREES Of wester
welt and De Ganno, against the children OF Ezra w
AND Hannah Miller with costs Tbs cross bill Of Hannah
to their children in that suit out of the estate.
an' Brooklyn Bank o. Henry waring and oihers-J A.
ring Decree that mortgage is valid and overruing the
science set up Usual order for foreclosure and SALE
Morgan. "ng osss sm s saer or
complainant w silliman for defendants Mitchell and
n R.r w0odc = Webster for Purdy and Horton j.
longs to creditors of II Woods.
CAUSES ARGUED AT ALBANY
John ~ Smith rs. Thomas Beyeus and other,-I Coon
for complainant, C. Stevens Tor d.endsnt segue~De
cree that has lien the fund in RECEIVERS
hands and entitled TO priority for debt and costs
jacob a. Lord ", Catalina Unjerdunck $c.-A Par.
ker for complainant, n X. Wheeler. Tor dsienasnts -
John r McLoughny ys. John Cowen and james Grant.
A. Parker for complainant, L. Monson for defendants
Decree that bond and mortgage usurous and that
they be given up and cancelled. Deits. ray costs
archibald Mcintyre vs Frederick l. Barnard-L. H.
Palmer for compt g. Stevens for deft Decree for comp
james Laurence C. C. Whittlessy .adminr.-A Ba-
con. O. Allen for comp't. Gansevoort for def. De-
that complainant not entitled to COSTS Mortgage
to be cancelled bv defendant.
Elisha Broom, vs Elias Devey-A Becker for compt.
usurous, and to be cancelled, and that conp
liable on his prior bond and mortgage and notes. Def.
| to pay costs Of suit.
| BENZ Wilson vs Peisr Leperses.-R w. Peckham for
| compit WI W. Frothinehsm and NJ T. Reynolds for
| Eiirabeth Wiley ps james Wiley-J Koon for compr
c. Stevens and 5. Stevens forfeit Decree for compt
| with costs.
Simeon ". Barney VIM Nc ellis and archibald Nc
| Cluse-s Stevens Tor compt James Edwards and M r.
Rey for De Decree for comps debt interests and
| costs, out of the trust iuHl.
John j. Kittle u.s. Msgdslen Van Dyck and ofhers.-D.
Cady for compt j. Koon for defendants Decided that
Magdalen Van Dycks dover right was subject to the
mortgage Cause to stand make Maria Van Dyck
party and with leave to defendants to open the proofs
STEAMER PRINCETON. The u. s. steamer Prince.
| ton, will be launched from The Philadelphia Navy
Yard on Thursday next. The arrangements are
nearly completed; the workmen were employed on
Saturday In taking out the east end Of the shphouse,
| which is dernier movement. The steamer pre-.
sents very pretty appearance on the STOCKS and is
| evidently an excellent model Most Of the ma
chinery is on board and In place. including the pro-
peller; and indeed the whole vessel is in a much
greater state OF forwardness than is usual previous
to launching. We learned that the workmen en-
ployed on her will "knock of " to-. night, having
completed their labor and that vslters will be ad
mitted on beard the vessel from Tuesday morning
until Wednesday evening. A large number will no
doubt avail themselves of this opportunity of In
speeding an experimental specimen OF ship building
and machinery intended, il successful, to be applied
| to the largest ships.
It would seem that Captain Stockton, who ha:
superintendent the entire construction OF this vessel
| intends holding rejoicing. We were yesterday
shown an invitation card TO great dinner that ii
TO come of on Tuesday, on the strength OF The com
petiOn OF this crack craft.
| Captain Stockton seldom does things by halves
and therefore grand froic is anticpated-one only
little inferior TO- the grand Tyler party given By
the Captain TO His Excellency, when at Princeton
on his way to New York, at which, it is said, no les
than two thousand bottles OF champagne were de
molshed!
We were informed that about four hundred o
the above invitations have BE- to different in
dlviduals including naval officers, politicians, me
chanics employed In building the vessel, and privat,
citizens. Ii this be correct, no less than eight hun
dred sous-includlng men, women and children
are invited. This will make pretty comortabl,
little dinner party, and at which the Captain
may figure TO some advantage II is Tcte worth,
the Captains generoslty-he should be encouraged
ia it.-PhiEadeiph'a Chronicle Of Monday.
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