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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
OFFICE OF TIE RECEIVER OF \ 4

OFFICE OF TIE RECEIVER OF lAhE''f
Old Aims House, tPark)
PURSUANT to the 9th Section OF the "a "a. a.n If
Gle of the Act for the collection Of Taxes ID The f.ly
New-Yor" passed April Is, 1919 paoilc n1tcs ,s,es ,ha
given all persons who have omitted 10 pay their
the same required be paid 10 me at y ONCE Oh oi
the first day OF April next. rho said
On the Taxes Of lSts whch may remain PEI
will BE- charged calculated from The iith d4y -
her last the day which the same be pad -, pex,
On oil Taxes remaining unpaid ihs !olh OF i,p1
warrants will 10 levy the same by uisuess aus 80
goods aid chattes of the person sssrsSeu al 4ssf
mh2 tapl II. I klERS1 Ed. LrI -----,g,ns
rOTTON TWINE-lOO COO pounds GoiisSnaS ss'-'
" Tor g4ccegs' use, By MUM ~ s.,sS.n Ire.
al Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

MILL BuRNr-We understand that the valua-
bic Pounding Mill of Ralph S. lizard, Esq on Pee
Dee, was destroyed by fire last week, together
with quantity of clean and rough rice. Tins is
the fourth pounding Mill lost by fire IN this neigh
borhood within the last SIX years. MIR. Ferd's,
Mr. Lance's, MIR. Allston's, and now Mr. Yards.
No incendiary act can be traced as the cause OF
either, and the impression appears to be general
that the fire in each was produced by friction.
Wnyah IS. c. Observer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

A NATURAL CURIosrrY.-We saw, day or two
since, Pickerel taken in the West Sutton Pond,
by John Granger Of this town, whose head and
back, the whole length, were bright gold color
the sides were brown, clouded with gold, and the
fins and tail were red. 1t was in fact, colored
almost precisely as we often see the gold flsh. 1T
weighed p pounds 1t was, certainly, a great
curiosity. MASSACHUSETTS oPy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

- SPRING FASHlON.-One price Hat
~ Store TS Chatham Square, corner Of Mott St Dove
ESa& Co have the pleasure 10 offer style Of han
the imitation of beaver which closely resemble those iome
sold for and dollars, the low fixed price nj Three Vot
lars The fropiieors presenting THIS Hat to the puoS'
think they have nearly reached the ultmatum oil beauty
BROWN co.
Lo,. 40 Chath,m S,r,,s Garner o( Mo 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

ga FOR SALE-A beautiful country rs>.
c:;E dence at New Rochelle, Westchesrr Co. IN nI,a.
high state OF cultivation, with fine orchard OF srlid @
III full bearing < large garden we'll stocked win rboi
fiuii All the buildings nearly CONFUSING nj ,
ling house. cottags style arranged the most couyn-
manner, barn. coach house farm house, &c Tie hoTs is IN
te ceqs oil G , M n sgne hpndred for
view of the Sound and Is within hail mile OF The ,trnr
boat landing and about the distance from the vgr
Apply to SAMUEL BOVINE
mills 2w. New Rochelle or al y Libe,ty.,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

81 LOT.-Wanted, Lot OF Ground. %
Ill" Leoss .; Purchase, OF less THAI IS feet front
ser Hudson and West Hi.g and Barrow $,
avs US us.e ~, q. Is. ELLIS, 80 GrvvnwIch
NM ~ or I'ail-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

CHERIFF'5 SALE BY Of writ of fen
- facas 10 directed and delivered w expose for sale
- o'clock NJ Monday the fifteenth day of April at me
restbuIe City Hall the city of York, all the right
title and interest Of Lewis Jennings, which he had the sec
ond day OF November thousand eight hundred and or
three time afterwards, Of and all that certain @
in the Eleventh Ward aow Seventeenth Ward Of the city
New-York the easerty side Of the Bowery beng pait
Of John Staples deceasei, by b. w Bridges May a. ls
and filed in the office Of Register Of New York, lot No.
bounded and described as follows wit: commencing H.
point the eastery side OF the Bowery, where the Eoshr
line Of said lot No the same distant southery s
inches from The northeastern Of Bo9ey and otaha
streets running thence eastey along said norhey ling
LOT No and along the land Of Frederick r. Lac and we S
feet inches; thence southe u feet inches along Me
of said Lee and wife aud land now or late owned by 5e
Coster thence westerly along the southery line Of sara ~
No aud said land of Johu CoseT II feet inches 10 ts
erly side of the Bowery "a feet Inches to the place Of e.
ming The above property conveyed to LEWIS I'D a
by ded dated May lst, 1884, By Frederick H. Lee anu ~
recorded the Rgiste Office May 3D. 1887, IN iio 80 rs
375. Dated New-York March {, 1871. Cliff
WILLIAM JONES, snenn.
j. II PiSYSEy Deputy Sheriff. mhi lamom-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
MAGAZINES FOR APRIL.

The Lady's Book
(iraham's Magazine
Ladies' Companion
Columbian Magazine
All the above contain the usual number OF elegant En-
Cravings Fashion Plates &c. &c.
Terms for each the above s. annu or p cents single
number
Subscriptions received and the numbers delivered in any
rnh2l II. x $ RAYNOR, rs Bowery
T ETTERS OF MARTHA SMlTH-Just pub
IL shed the Letters OF the late Martha Smith, upon moral
and religious subjects for sale lag Nassau street
inh2l iteod- rhSN&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
SALE OR TO LET-A small! Farm

SsA ron SALE On IL LIZ IA small Farm,
;H Of about twenty-five acres, III pleasant and he.uv
location Passlic County Ne"Jersry, Gu the rra.
pike from Newark 10 Paterson mules from Plerou from
and Jersey City Ferries. On the place good substantial
hous barn. excellent orchard OF apple aud patee
and abundance OF small fruit all kinds; ouehalf the land
well seeded with Clover and Timothy, producing large
crops the land is Of excellent quality, and neyerGls
spring running through aud the house There about
00J Aora Mulucauus winch have stood the climate
these last years and well suited for Market GieGer
auy person wishing 10 the SILK Business The
ADORE would be exchanged for property within ew miles Of
the city or Long Island the cities Of NewYork or
Brooklyn Apply 10 IL. I. CHAPMAN,
mh23 La y Fulton street, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

yHTILL BE SOLD at public auction, under the
w direction Of VESSEL s. Smith, Esd Master in Chan
TUESDAY March 18th a. the G ira m9tG IN he r
Farm situated i. mile from the village OF Jamaica con
tanning perches OF land under good state OF cult
yaon viii thrifty growth wood. On the premises
good house barn carras and wagon house. with
ali the necessary oubuiGiDgs good For farther
cscuars inquire of VESSEL s. Smith. his office IA Pine
or 70 Richard C. De Mott on the premises. mh20: 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
NJ Fourth ward Grand Clay Festival

NJ Fourth Ward Grand Clay Festival
by The Whig Ladies Of the Ward at the shaksPsar Hotel
OF Wi aud Duane streets on TUESDAY hVeai'
Ih Inlay Clay Gle clnbhre kindly volunteered to be
BAND OF Instrumental Music Will occupy the orchestra
'0S''O' 0'1-ls'D p" PRo 'tiS Ne 'al''
Chorus Invitation Come, come tue Wings Glss Cab
Banner pssliao BY ii NJ Parsons Esq Con behalf
thu Wing Ladies Of the Ward.)
fi aee CO s o'5 Of he Banner BY James H Bas sq
tPresident Of the Ciub)
Banner oonsOur Flag there. By Glee C,nS
Adds ss5 5y several distinguished Speakers viii
iyered during the even ing CID
Chorus-I went down 10 kindefhook 90
ChoEus-oId Kentucky State, 90 90
Chorus Get ont of the way 90
tn M M aoH for SsiSi.s ladies' ef snl ss
paid them b The Gomnitee Of Arrangy
well as the Trends Of 4enry Clay generally are be
present. By order OF IL. JAs sf H. BRAlSg President
s s. CHArrKRrov, Secretary, m23 81
VNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-YQKk
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND respectfully beg l e
5s 1Np 6RMHfAElN g FHsP L Ri
the kinds, manner GENEROUSLY volunteered viz:
s s:aSs R256ttHaE sRS5
Madame OTTO SiCnor A. MAYER, and
Mrs EDWARD LODER, Mr. w. T. BROUGH who,
Miss WATSON though having Quilted the
Miss TAYLOR (by pemis profession, kindly volunteers
sion of Mr.. Alchell,l and on this occasion
Madame BURKHARDT. =,
Also in like manner the NEW-YORK SACRED MUSIC
SOCIETY have with great beray, need their services
to perform two Grand Cheses The whole be under The
direction Of Mr. u HILL Leader assisted by powerful
ssnts preside the Piano Forte 1t will be from The,
above that it is seldom sye an opPosunt given Of
confidently hogs the public aud the friends of the Deamsnt
them 70 relieve Of the many Widows and Orphans
who rely the Deament for Succo and support Tickets
50 cents be had the principal Music Stores, tho officers
of the Department or Of either of the Committee.
MARTIN w. EMNIONS, IA Spruce.street,
FORSYTH LABAGH, IA Grand-street,
JOHN FRYER, ZIG FTont-street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

~ ~ sI-lhe second story, With one, or two
IN lofts Of he store Ne. 81 Cttham street 7J,,s
-ea& - ov 30. Apply 20 GASSNER s YOUNG
mh23 I'm Ne n, CS,It'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

$3.50 Is
. ssys ss, 49, q syezaa gssssss9
CON OF THE FOUNDER OF THE TtfUM.
~ SONIAN SYSTEM OF PRACTICE is located al ~
Broom- street here usual wanted such patients WIN
ChroAc Disease fned-no relief from other Physician
Thousands have called upon Dr. Thompson during the psi
and have an interview host of documentary evidence ~
together vounnous for gwen under oah an
respective cases Also letters from The Kings OF france a
Prussia aud gold medal from Louis Philip presented 10 DOC
T. NAV be seen al the Office 3) Broome street
~ H. The sick mans" Guide 10 Health gratis TO all Nho
call book with llates testimony OF individuals OF Con
mifrses Of the Legislative medical men, &c valuabeI'
QUESTION, call and procure a copy mi23 lmD&W-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

sTsa.FARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber offers
qa for sale valuable Farm situated III Goshen Orange
County, \. Y This Farm contains IS acres OF the
best quality OF Land well watered By reveriailng
of water There upon eshtacre of fine Chestnut timber.
Ii situated about half mile from thu ~ Y and Erie Rail
roads sufficiently elevated command extensive sleY
of the adjacent ro1asry .. M In alb respects admirably
adapted the location Il C Itfy Scar. One hall OF the
purchase nouey upon The place, secaIed BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

IL TO LET-The Upper Part and from, bss.-
t:;H ment OF Honss POS Spring Enquire g Sop
S-AA William street, or III Bronme streets MIN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

ships all Of the first class and commanded hy
able and experienced navigator The cabins ara elegantly
furnished and afford superior accommodations Tor assen
gers The price passage from New York 10 Liverpool Is
$780, ard from liverpool New York SIS Including stores
and bedding, without wines
Neither the Captain nor owners will be responsible for any
etter parcels packages unless regular bills OF fading
i: GRiNNEII. MlNTURN s. CO.. 70 soutt st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

I'D Ordinarily termed Beaver the low price Of 81 So
AA per.or short nap Of Prussian MoleSk'n at - is
Hats equal in durability and usrc TO those sold at 81 a.
article at 81 50. neat dress hat
mh2 Inn BROWN. Practical Halter l46 Canal ST.
"A ECONOMY AND FASHION THE subscr'
- Der has reduced his superior mltaon Aloeskn li'sol
G fur bodies 10 the low price c 81 a. The apos
arr an elegant Dress Hat and Will advantayeo
with hats sold 81 50 and 49, Also constantly manpaca
Ing Fur and Silk of The best quality latest patte' anu ss
lowest c,ly prices -,
n. g. Country dealers supplied the as low, II ao'
lower, than any ot1er house thus city
j. w. KELLOGG, 1872 Canal street.
Ja7 sm< ,orrer of L y sm n sol street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

Composition of said Cocks to be l6 or Copper /; or. tin
and The workmanship be of the best character
and to be approved of Water Pueyor Patterns said
Cocks can be the Office.
Persons wishing propose requested call the office
before sending their proposals.
By order Of the Creton Aqt; Committee.
JAMES A. COFFIN, President e.. A Board.
Cru. Ant. Office March % 1871 rlh22 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25
OK LtASE-TEe modern brick

.sEh 10 LII ON LLtSE-IEe mOdeTu hrIcg
c,;H House No l29 Suffolk street (h block from CT
street Stages having every convenience Tor two @
gensel families, parlors with folding dOos st and ~ 81
piazza stetys, with tine grape ,ire marble mss,
paiaed walls finished Easements and sob celia. Rent SS
Jamaica with or more acres Of Land. - %
Also for sale bargain TO manufacturers lots with 81.
buildings consisting OF houses and stores workshop,
f. Road Depet Jamaica Apply o address note oi IN
POILLON, No. 2AtIanue slEest South Ferry BIooEIy
mr. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

Ss 10 MANUFACTURERS-T be let 70,
liz oh or more years the strong and large three sor
@ o1 , and 15 an BRICK tudns 50 inches
'ss Ii 'o us iset deep the Gnrth corner Of
a. se ~ ~. sLtrtt Cow occupied as piano fore lac
1 II desired II viii be altered iato foa stores and L
nss on the Isl Nay next Apply Il W.;sr 81 r6ss g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

ti+ PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRE
$FTN LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES-Persoas
.Sabout send for their friends By making
men with the subscribers, avail themselves of the benefit
Mr. Tapscots services IN Liverpool he will give his
personal attention 10 all whose passages be engaged
their Office, 10 come cut IN their line ofpackes and
necessary 70 add that every thing that Conduce the
comfort of the passengers viii be earned ont to It's uss,
ten, by him.
Those therefore, who wish have their friends come out
comfortably and speedily respectfully requested call
w. * J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
al their General Passage Office,
NH 20 IS Peck Slip, cor Souths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-25

EORGR IRON-200 tons Refined Plate or Kun
ont Iron made from Charcoal Pig and very superior IN
quality The of those engaged the Iron Aanulac
this article saving OF at least p per cent
can be realized by pudding Plate instead OF Pig Iron
Manufactured and for sale by OLNEY y ~.
ahDoi NVest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-20

DIR Y-G GOD s.

w,,EIsKELI, has pr f-,#ta# $3.50
|j vi lafse ,i,,E ID a..... eI.#|5 10
" Ne" 49, -, ....=...r r..s...
STYLE and eheap's's
.;,o,. will do well 10 cal l,d sAaH.a- 0-#.-
ps.li
~f
CASHMERE D'Eensso OF IH'e.i styles aHs 1.'
.ra1,t,s. Paris D'Fa,e.e. eaeo B.. lesa aad
" - h,.h -, .t,Io s.B s..-..... ..5a.l.,l
o@p'e La. ~ .I.. ~, .,...5..I
be sufpassed in any o'hef NM
scr n W htt0Ntll9 >.
rI=a,
BZLAlD. Plain and Figured AIfa7a*. 'flsa a.''
n English Mcrins. French Gns oa'er lhaz.
c..hm.rs and other NV sp 10 Amoa,au CaHlE--
md G,r .ole In,var
]" 'e,,''.A n " HFIsKrIft2
sep u "
r1prsrr and F,,l.,ep Gr.c65ms. GaHifa 49,.
.ras.,t~a1 l., a,,,c,.,...r Il, inst rer'l
i' - AZ tfelSrFrIse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-20

ST. LOUIS Mo, Ofee No. 943 Yam Sireet
CNPECIAL ATTENTION ~ill be given Ia ih'
II collea INN Of demands. tho payment of Lan5
Taxes and Ike investigate Of Land TILES through
nut the S,aies Of Missouri and Illinois, and he
Territory Of iowa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-20
Gil
nat AND CAP MANDATORY.

NAT AND CAP MANuFACIOkf,
AVERY, No 10 Monroe stree ~ e-ttlz "
MN. raspec tfully announces 10 ms Ola irleh"-
.sni the nnblis in general, that he has now on
Nh large and superior stock NJ
MATS AND CAPS,
fk,h.i.,. rsll fashions. somprlsing all quail
tino. shapes and sizes. HIS Hais are pa91l.lc
,f,sS;,i = nder his own immediate snpernlsadauGe
81 ~ snes Asterisls. 81 by the best oil work
80 =" WvfiOIEsAIF AND RETAIL.
,,.s,;... STILL LOFER than thew have
rvsf been Offered in this C,ty TnGe s %isft' fr
% nnrchase HATS or t'AFs Tore our.
cln&ing elsewhere. OCT a." -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-20
FIRE ANn MARIE INSURANCE.

THE subscriber Is annoned agent Of tie CO
LUMBuS INSURANCE co, for the city
of Wheeling. and ia prepared TO take risks 90;
buildings of all kinds, stone, brick or wooden
and Their contents.
Steamboats, factories, mills &c.
Furniture
And merchandise Of all kinds
And against all dangers attending the trans-
p)rtatlon Of goods on rivers LAKES, seas, canals
aud railroads. al tine lowest rates
The character o. the company for prDmpttudo
and fairness, Is wei known. Apply to
Ii NGN X LIST Agent
4 Shrver 4. Stele's "harehou.e Water
q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-20
Eea,vv Dom eStiCS

Ia con,nl afn md 81 10 Ia ver than formerly.
TIERS
SUPPLIED IS usual with every thing in Their ilne
at theyerv lowest prices. -
JOHNSTON, BERRYHlLL < co.
scr. "a I3l Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-20
- TAYLOR s MASON.
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

FOREIGN COLLECTIONS.
J. ". TAYLOR. T. X IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24

latons of the Corporation Ordinances to preserve the
public peace, and arrest all offenders for offences CON-
mitted in their presence otherwise and render eve.
ry assistance and facility to- the ministers and off.
GERS OF justice, and report to the Captain all
suspicious persons all bawdy houses receiving shops
ming houses and ali places where iders tpplers gam
bers and other disorderly and suspicious persons may
congregae to caution strangers and others against 60
ing into such places and against pickpockets watch STUFF
ers troopers mock auctions burners and all other vi
cious persons to direct strangers and others the nearest
and safest way to their places of destination by directing
them to the station posts and when to cause
them be accompanied to their destination by OF the
squad patrol but in shall patrol man pass the
with offences to that the lamps properly and sui
hciently lighted and report the OF every ampghtei
who may neglect his duty to the superintendent All In
formation respecting offences committed Of suspicious
persons places to be communicated to the presiding
Justice, and made matter Of public record in the police
Offices that the services of the whole department may be
secured in the detection of Offenders aud the recovery
The Board Of Appointment shall semiannually, Of
tener required repor to the Common Council the state
OF the Police its practical operation. together with such
information In their possession as may promote the wei
fare and efficiency oil the department and shall also
commend what any, change should be made in its orga
nization, otherwise They shall also recommend suci
alterations in the compensation OF any either branch
the department shall tend to graduate such cemp0nsa
ton according to the increase dimunon of lcrime.
wards officers who have distinguished themselves
by extraordinary services.
The Committee then and reported progress and thu
report accepted. The ordinance then taken W
and adopted The Board then adjourned TO meet Mon
Day evening next at the usual hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24

THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER.
On THE LIST OF March will be published No Vol. 8,
" this In addition the Reports have hitherto
peard in this publication will be given series OF Cases
cded in the supreme Cow and the Court OF Errors (whic
will supplied ~ Mr. H also Of Ce,ss decided in
the Chancellors Court
ANALYTICAL DIGEST.
Additional leaves w be add for the ofgivps
English Common Law and Equity Courts the House OF Lords
the Privy Council aud the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty
Courts; also the Court Of the Chancellor OF Ireland (S
y s9gden The Digest will Be 80 Ipged that J, may be
The will be fnc Hing the Disssf) - advance
Published ssmi-monthly at a Ann street, Ne~ York
SAML. OWEN, Id tor
nI-Wsntad-Two OF three to travel as Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~ PEYsEH 90. (lately removed from The corner q
liberal terms, Wholesale and retail the following articles,
received by recsnt arrivals -
Berlin best Zephyr wortedthe complete assortment
this coontry
widths.
Berlin nbrodsry Patrnsof the choicest newest drs
c,ipou EmbroiderIes ed aud commenced on velvet
silk worsted and cotton, worked the tasteful Par.
sifn style .
Tasses Tor Hair Dresses gold and silk and pseed
Bracelets Combs, Hair Pins aud large variety Of other
beaut ful Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse omameaus!es gilt and silver Beads BgsIes Paue
Twist plain and shaded, in stichs and spoos Embroidery
and flower Chenille Of silk aad metal and silk.
Also FnRes 0imps and Cord and Tassas imported and oil
their own manofa,ture, Of gold silver silk &c all coors
~ Branch ser uass Brosausy formerly ~, B,osawsy.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24
10 Superior Court.

B0IOrt ChleT JUttCo JOhts.
FRIDAY Feb 23.-.4rcher Guion rs The .alaire Works
Company-This action to moneys deposit
ed, and wages for services rendered The plaintiff was
the engineer of the defendants at their Steam Engine fac
tory and had deposited with the Of the company
two sums OF money amounting to $500, also balance OF
s2 for services rendered The defence set up is that
the plaintiff who had the sole charge Of tho patterns
des and such property ohe company had destroyed the
marks and injured and deaced the drawings SC to the
amount Of $1,000 They therefore, set up this Off
set The Chief Justice not being fully how far the
Supreme Court had carried the question of recoopmen
thought it question which would very properly
bp before the court for decision; and with the
sent of the parties to the suit verdict taken for the
plaintiff subject to the opinion of the court as to The lie.
gaity of the admission OF such defence that offered
For plaintiff Mr. McKeon. For defendants, Mr. Cutting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24
Court Calendar.
Grpxpfog Corpr-NoS ~ 10 AZ IA IS

BRUTAL MURDER.-The Cedar Bluff (Ala J
Gladiator of the 2lst ult., gives an account of .
murder committed by John Smith. Smith. it seems
attempted 10 kill an old TO whom he indebted
lie beat in his head with hoe and left him for dead
Smiths son. however after seeing that he was
TO recover, beat him again, leaving him second time FOL
against Smith, bat the officer knowing the reckless char
acter Of the ruian, summoned Mr. Berry 10 assist him
Berry he arrived at the house. entered ant
Smith snapped his gun at him. Berry Immediately took
hold Of him, and while engaged, Smith drew pistol and
shot Berry through the head he fell dead While the
rest were fastening Smith to carry him off Smiths wife
knocked down one OF the company with andron, and
snapped gun ut the whole crowd Smith is in jail at
Warrenton.