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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
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Tup PRESENT, Nos VII. and VIII. for Janu-
~ IS lust published. 1t is foil Of noble and
saynest essays, setting forth truths of the deepest
importance to the whole Human Race Some of
,be Dapers have mystic Or transcendentaI as
nsct but true soul glows through all. Uni
: re,ssl Regeneration, Doctrine of Life swc-
denborg,' Zoar, Social Reform Convention at
R,,ton.' eThanksgiyings and New Year Wishes
s,e The subjects Of some of them. Zoar' we
r,nst publish when we can bat the following
truthful and gladde;ling essay ,nust have place
tins morning 1t is beautifully Characteristic Of
,be writer, the work, and the times:
Progress and Hope.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
CHEAP CT. .OTHING STORE Il. q BIS. kE

CHEAP CLOTHINGSTORE.-L L. u BIS. hEL-
OLENGEIt, No 90 Corandt-street, and corner oil ultoi
and Geeuwich-streets, respectfully inform Their trends ana
strangers the city o! that they are selling
composing large assortment OF O. pilot cot Hdn
aud beaver sack aud coats OF thu latest t
CASHMERE and tweed pants gloves suspenders
comiortabss shirts, taure drawers collars nosoIs &c
~ BL & > also beg leave inform their friends and
DISCERNING public that having engaged experienced cutters,
they have hand always large assortment OF cloths Cas-
and fancy Vsstags which will be made 70 Of
aud waIraued to fit Mr.. NJ Scrimseuor tends
the Custom Department. 90 Courtland and Alr. u. W.
Bailey ths corner of Futou aud Greenwich Those who
wish economic would do Well cali before gong e
attended
Instructions ia cutting gwen by J,mes Scrimgeou
itl5 I'm. l. * B. s KELLENGER
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COAL ASH SITTER.
2 ITJ - y 4 " r y II

An INVALUABLE, ARTICLE FOR FL
n THEIR PRlVATE. FAMILIES OR PUBLIC II.
SIlTUTIONS-By putting your Ashes aud Ciaaefs ~
homer at one end OF the machine nd crank st
opposite end turns, yo Ill hn the mteriats sep''
the ashes III one G-awsr aud the cmGers anotler-t t
tiuc Iaftcis of dust escape GHrus ~" of
alton.
They operate with astonishing pltltg No oI family
use. Will screen a barrel of coal ashes III minutes
No. S. hotel size will DO the same amount Of work IN 7
minutes.
The unprecedented demand for the above article has COM
-lled Nr. BULL machinery Tor IT'S manuiicnEy
Now IN the asto House frauktn House, American
Hotel and other of pablo institutions, as vel! as
large number Of private families.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

u WILLIAM CLARK has been recently ap.
pointed Postmaster at Union Mills, Fulton Co.,
in place OF Joseph Marsh, removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

DOQh-BiN UERS SHANINtI> WANTED, or
= cash 81 IN trade Tor boards ~ III Gaflc,urcs pfic,s by
GAUNI x pEkRICkSON,
NJ 70 5ni 80 South-,tr-et. ueAT Peek slip
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GENuINE TEAS!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA CO NJ PA Ny
Principal Store III Chqthana-stTcet, reto York
Branch Stors 3IS "a beeeke''BEssf; s,ser, Bsacti,, ~
8Lso cor,.r Of slcn and Pan Houonst. Paterson ~ j.
INVITE THE ATTENTION Q. Cllf AM AM;
country families and purchases :et The approaching nol
davs m .o- 10 trir several establishments where they
tk viii be onaa by far the best selection of and una
duit-rated eas th United States The un!yessa pnpq
tbs low pflces and upright dealing is 100 well understood
70 render fni ther comment necessary. oil
Original and ony for the sae Of Horqoas Black
Tsa Observe r-Strangers viii De particular 10 fenern'
een Pear and elt-sts seeking for IT, they
liable led bya Lyle stor qs 1 st1itTd a. 4Oa
Storr) under the name OF Ca,or Tea Store lhe pGos
viii also pleased take notice that tne canton "a co-
many have nothing with any sthel stores
except those described the OF s advertisement ds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

itA11S.-WhIte and cclGred Cotton Waste and
Bale Rope w,ue4 lE any quantity, er cash. al manu-
,,etusrrs Prices BY GACNT y DEKklC KSON,
,.nlp 6R lI9 Ssuth-sfIset. near Peek slip
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EOPY of letter from POSTMASTER, dated
" SrocKBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 10, iSi3.


" SrocKBRiDGE Mass, Dec. 49, iSi3
Mf. ISAAC BUTTs
Dear Sir: have just received doz Of Wstars Basam OF
Wild Cherry through Mess1 IiaTnden'i Express, for which
return you my thanks The reputation of the medicine had
preceded it, 9nd think for country village shall make
large sales Of H. have already sold of IT, which
derstand doing wonders, especially gentleman who has
used all the advertised medicines olver complain and con-
SUMPTION He has hada cough for and half
which nothing could check Gor any length of time, until he
commenced taking Wl>ar's Balsam and although hs has
taken ba, part Of bottle still his cough has almost
tirey left him He had taken l5 BOTTLES of Buchan's
Hungarian Balsaln of Life" with little benefit.
Very Respectfully, sc. ,,,r,,.,,.n
'Dr. Iyistar's Bnlsam OF Wild Cherry,
is The greatest medical discovery of the day all
affections OF the lungs ard liver after physicians can do no
Asthma OF 10 or I2 pears standing We will WARRANT
II TO Curry greatly relieve.
CAUTION limitations Of this wonderful remedy are
sprlnsng uV all pats of the country called by various
names Syrup fWnd Cherry 1884, Basam of Elecamrans
Wild Cherry Sc besides numerous Others Our ecoriTe Nd
ations used word for word except substi-
utins unknow medicine for the true BaS0m-the pnce
ofrnedicines whose will sell them Is REpUCED; ~
short eyery subteus and trek resorted 20 to palm OF
other articles the Wista Basam o w I'D Cherry
Therefore say be caeiJu aud get the medicine that
CURES. Sold only al l2j Fulton street. corner OF Hssa
York Dexter, Albany; IIorham, News Haven r. W.
Bull, Hartford W. I'M
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hr snhscrlher beng

\ t'-AhI NhANSs~--ih he subscriber beng
snail s'o:s ct piy 'TSsd' 'oseheI with 6re yr4rs es,s
ass Any p~rsoG wishing embark IN ihe hasiS.s wcpId
40 we'll % call al 2eS Bo"ery. fosssa,cn uau,rdi,,sly
is lM' Kenny HART
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Syivania AssCc:at!on.--Ofce No. D
Pine 81 thifd story O;ea LON 10 y 4 u. Information
c22s.tuhly gwen The Constitution siysu. jylGu
- Health, uSie,, and Comfrrt--The Ora
nam houss o5 barcay.stt proers adv v4nt9el
STRANGERS stopping les weeks the city, sGch
rarely offered IS eisibI located N cie9n and airy
:t very near the business part OF The city and II ih= In
gsiai~ viciiity OF TIE principal steamboat landings. lis
thvns are coen!sat ana ncat, Will lis table Supplied
lth the best esetabe aad Fruits that hs procured,
ciuIES entirely Aame! Food and stnuan;s OF all slgdS
Charges moderate and sysy effort made render Boarts
comfortable shower Baths free. temer5sr, % Barclay
,tt-et jy2a Il
Rare Chance for u Printer.-'rhe interest
profitable Daily and Weekly Nswspa.r esabli lishment
Western city, is offered for sale The circulation, terms,
SC may b- ascor;ain-L the Editor OF The Tribune
Mater is a practical printer editor of cash
pcf ould find their interest ~ "a this d27 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

NICHOLAS CARROLL, A2en and Auomey,
IA cours tioa with his As,ocisss In Washington for
IA: prosecution Ciaims asar, - General Government Of
t.s tfrt-s .>rarS.--\o Wsl->f New York. ole ti
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MOL LIE

,-..s--7- TO NJ ONTREA l. "A. w.
Aslre--,sr HYDE s CO.'S f.XPRESS LINE OF
EEGEN%kS SIX HORSE fOST COACHES, tor
Burlington and Noue. aud all g,5s Of Vermont nnd New
10 Burlington leaves rns Office Of HARNDEN Co, The
south East Of EsshYEf BuIIS A0sayR so yRS.I q.
street at o'cock, A NJ DAILY Sundtys excepted his
linz connects with daily line of sIafr' al Csn5Fdfe =:
Rutland VT with Stages for Woodstock. HaHo'er and
Hayehll also with Stages lor sLockGdse R9yason and
olssage or any information, apply at the Office Of
HARNDEN * co NJ. 3 Wall,st New;YoIk:
y B-'licke,s sill be furnished at the Office Of HARM.
DEN &CO for passage by the steamboat EUREKA, and
tn. Hous4tonic and Railroads TO Albany so that
assrngers may pay their fare through from NewYork
Montreal or the intermediate places. jail 2dw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

y The WhiS Almanac, for 1S1i may be
obtained rom our Agents J. B. STEEL X Co. N.wCIeaas,
and WILLIAM B. MooRA < Co Cincinnati. Price 81 per
dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

psacipai European r9rs, 10 Albany Trey, Saratoga
As RSs5s s ctc CgS hf@ Bus se e oTsSs
md 1ole3o Nsumee City and Santusky City Ohio; De
GsasS and ssna I Ho sSn % Indiana
F;om, yend 10 Portsmouth, and all intermediate ports
IL C,nad, west Kingston CoNars Tort Hope, Toronto
va Tp WeRa and n,tpmtda5T Places TO Bus
.oa, VI, St Johss, Moneal aed Qqseee Lower G.aada
Louisville aud ali rort, on the Ohio River TO ST Louis Mo-
via Baltimore by Cumberland Railroad, TO Wheeling and
To louisville Maunch Chunk and Eas.on, Ia. To Bng
hampton, NJ RICHMOND VI; y Charleston 5 c. Ssvan. Saw an
.crmejae places ard from the ports Boston and New
York all the principal European and American ports
protect rav cling public from mud imposition and
In wi higher prices be charged for passenger, any
At the commencement OF the respective routes oy the oe'
We intend that all passengers who contract with ,h.ll
1 nms G@O and an W sa'1 Sbn o. o.
men HsmbnrSh Ssw-YoIk Fhisdephs charleston New
Orleans Boston Albany Troy, Syracuse, Oowego, Buffalo,
Montreal and other principal ports in Europs and America.
wh Instructions 10 our Agents TO give every possible care
and attendance passengers who have and TO spare
pains promoting their comfort convenience
PAR IFIhS OF PLEASURE AND INVALIDS
70 Saratoga Springs Sharon Springs, Avon Springs Ma
ar Falls viii have At their comm md shPeenced and gen
tenanly Agents without any additional charge and at great
'''iD0 ''''''> BUSINESS MEN
will find their operations facilitated by this important
IMMIGRANTS
We trust we shall be the Of SAVING vast sums OF
money 20 his class travellers agd determined to send
them 10 their on better safer and much cheaper than
has been the ofore for OF thus arrangement or
similar one We have employ Asents who speak the
tterent augu aud Who Ill syc thus uuch "ronHed
class passengers al the advice, information assistance ana
Persons sending for their friends the Old Country will
find uucl, TO their adv vantge call upon Agents.
REMIFrANCES
For the accommodation OF persons wishng 70 ssfo money
20 their friends in tn. Old County HARNDEN 40 VIII
ave Drafts o. any part of England Ireland OF Scsuhh pay
able at sight E tzO to tOO or any amount
ti.. rct,1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

DHIIADELPHIh EAfhEoo;-Nessrs HARN-
lence Lines of Express and European Agencies.
daiy Lines of Express Phade phia, connecting with
South and West.
Particulsr attention will be paid the transportation and
delivery Of small and valuable parcels with the egn
arity cases. large parcels &c. despatched daily
at before 2P VI Small parcels will BE- received until past
p NJ and delivered early in Philadelphia next morning
r. HARGDEN & co.
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OEEICES

oc L tcED.
Boston Office, No. 1870 State.street.
Providence Union Buildings.
New.YOTk No 3 Watl.stTett.
Philadelphia " No. 80 Che,nut.s,reet.
Albany y No. II ExchAnge Building.
Troy % No. l59 Kiver.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

hTEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
~ Through in from 10 10 IS Days! ADAMS & co.
wing hsd h. arrangements successful operation
ea months arr prepared TO receive and forward Iweekly
Packages for New Orleans by the central the
For further information please apply
he ofic. No. Walls
~ B. Packages for all ths intermediate cities will be de-
iiv.red IN oucb than by any other line d5f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

We rejoice to learn that Mr.. Charming Is en-
couraged to 90 on with The Present after the
close of the present year, when he will double It's
size. Price 50 per year, Office l42 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

w tT.tant TounS SITUATION ~ 'eS ;.o rfo-
80 general * In pt,va,e family The BEST Of City
" 't Hi'r Please 10 ct al Ss Fourth 81 m tse
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TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

-Ft.-FSNlv SES sDse
Sre!1 trOhavs made SuSh arrangements Il s
-iSslSALi4 aud contracts with varou. for fSs.FssS;
,rfiuc thar yh-y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Those must be blind indeed who see no signs
of moral and intellectual growth in the extended
sphere Of Woman's usefulness, and the high STAN
dard of female character. A woman well
educated as half the mechanics daughters IN our
country, would have been pointed out as prodigy,
a century ago. 1t is astonishing what moderate
knowledge of science or literature, then passed
for prodigious learning. a woman who had wrlt-
ten a book was wondered at, and feared and
iudicious mothers cautioned their daughters
AGAINST such an eccentric example, lest they
should lose all chance of getting husbands. Now,
books from the pens of women, and some OF them
excellent books too are poured forth by hundreds,
and no one considers the fact remarkable one
Nor have women lost IN refinement and usefulness
what they have gained IN knowledge and power
In the transition state of society, 1t Is true that
learned women become awkward pedsntS; Dut
at the present time, women Of the deepest phlo-
sophcal insight and the most varied learning,
are eminently characterized by practical useful
ness, and the domestic virtues.
Observe the fast increasing odum attached &c
! Capital Punishment. Even its defenders argue
| for II, as men do for slavery and war, with the
plea Of necessity, and with an ill-concealed con-
sciousness that their utterance Is at discord with
! Christ The Governor OF Vermont lately recon
mcnded the Legislature Of that State to repea
the law, which ordained that no man should be
hung till year after being sentenced; but in
stead Of following this advice they prolonged tht
the term 10 fifteen months. Maine has passed
similar law.
Some twelve years ago, in small work OF
education, called 'The Mothers Book | re
commended that child should never be whipt il
anger. A relative said to me, should b.
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Union DOOR SPRlNG-Those who regard
u comfort, aad not .Etsealy oGd ef taking cold b
~ oor beng careessly left otn ould consult economy as
We'll having this desirable and ~ Tufh dbn ,nP5ogsa sa
oers mar also be left to have them adjusted ms I'm
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q ac,DI ,,FOR ALBANY-By the steamboat
- EUREKA and Honsstone nc, and { Western
SsE1gl-xz Railroad Fare throush, FIVE Dollars
Passengers 10 Albany will ud IT for th-I advantage pro-
cur tickers at the Office Of HARNDEN Co all ST.
our agents NewYok and Albany will bestow extra
and upon Passengers with tickets without ad
tona charge. Our arrangements such that Passengers
.ong beyond Albany be tickeed through Office, In
way that will them much ume trouble and
;,l paw HARNDEN & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

p;ucpa European ports, To Albany, Trey, Saratoga
grinss Avon SpriuSs, Uuca, Rome Syrscuse, Osweso.
nd Toledo Nsnmee City, and Santnsk City ohi9; De
4 all,
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tamadge and Aldermen Williams snd


Before Recorder Tamadge and Aldermen Williams and
Devoe.
JONAS B. PHuLrrs. Esq, Acting District Attorney.
JUNE 6-1he ease Of .4terander Hods-D. Graham, and
A. Russell Esqs counsel for Iosg, indicted convict
ed and sentenced to the State prison for years and 10
months for grand larceny in stealing money from VIII
liam SorIe appeared behalf Of their client and
the Court that the prisoner be admitted TO bail the
supreme Court had set aside the verdict and Judgment
and ordered trial in the case the production Of
a bill OF exceptions laid before them.
The Acting Dlsrn,cr ATTORNEY strenuously opposed
the motion to admit the prisoner to bail.
The Court received the documents in relation to the
late trial &c Sc, and stated that at some future time
they would make order in the not being prepared
at present to decide the motion OF counsel should be
granted.
March Of the Court and sentenced to the Penien
tiay at the time for three months and to pay fine j.
l.. White Esq moved the Court and asked information
respect to the Burke had the present
time been removed TO the Pententary and the sentence
OF me Cours consequently not carried INTO effect ,.a
to the sheriff to appear and show why the judy
men Of this Court had not been carried into effect and
the reasons Of the contempt shown the Court.
Grand Ldrceny.-George Cummings was then tined LOT
grand larceny stealing the 9Th Of May from Will
liam Nibo. of No 676 Broadway check for Sl2s SO on
the Leather Manufacturers Bank drawn by j. Swift Esq.
The check taken from Mrs. Nblo and Mr. Nibio had
never seen IT, Mrs Niblo was not in attendance and
there testimony that it in Mr. Niblo's
possession the evidence detective although the check
found in the prisoners possession The jury
sructed by the Court and they found verdict of not
guilty
grand larceny, stealing gold watch and chain worth
$40 from Mrs Ann Jane Harrison Vt 10 Beekman street,
in April last The Court sentenced him to the State PHI
son for two years.
Tie Hoag Case againAt this stage of the proceedings
the Court stated they had the decision
admit Hoag to hail. and his counsel then withdrew the
motion made to bail.
.assauh and Bansry--s Simon Johnson tried for
assault and battery DR. Coibet No 10 Duane street.
committed on the 30h April last, by knocking HIM down.
This was traeas between two rival doctors guilty
Fine RtdicedBy order oi the Court the fine imposed
yesterday Nicholas Cassidy for conspiracy to de-
fraud, WAS reduced from $3.50 to $50.
The alleged Contempt n Court In the of T.. +.
Burke, the Sheriff into Court md stated that he
not that Burke still remaining in the city
prison. The commitment it had been sent to Black
Wells Island hut not the prisoner, probably mistake
and the Court deeming the explanation satisfactory the
matter for the presen, rests Adjourned Friday
M 1oic lock
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To THE EDITOR OF THE New YonK HERALp =
Sin The report in your paper OF this morning OF
in the Common Pleas headed Ex,raordnary
of high handed oppression may perhaps agree with
the representations made by Capt Trumble, the
planning party but Is grossly erroneous in the facts
stated Capt Tumble got into the house by unlawful
means and then promised to leave the first Of this
month, and although he broke his PROMISE he was not
violently unlawfuly dispossessed Neither true
that he ever offered pay rent put he refused TO do
all which, with other of wrong his part,
will appear proof il the suit he has brought shall
come 10 trial The public, it IL hoped, will leave the mat.
ter to be judged OF on it's merits at that time.
Yours sc. JOHN GlLHOOLY.
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The Polka, or the B0he milan Girl In her
Lover
A NATIONAL BALLAD.

The following graphic description Of the far famed
Polka Dance" has recently been given to the world by
tin of sweden in work entitled STRIFE and Peace Of
which translation has appeared from the pen Of kim
dred writer the accomplished Mary Hewitt This dance.
Norway, SC says Miss Bremen highly character
istic paints the northern inhabitants highest JOY in
life II is the Berserksr gladness in the dance Supported
upon the arm OF the woman the man throws himself high
III the air then catches her in his arms, and swi ngs
round with her wild circles then they separate, then
they unite again. and whir again round, as were in su-
perabnndance OF life and delight The measure deter
mined bold and full of Lie 1t is characterization, in
which people Tor the moment release Themselves from
every care every burden and oppression Of existence"
Dear youth, from the forest and mountain,
oh, come, meath the wild cherry tree
My flax thread l've washed in the fountain,
Come. love, dance the Polka " it'll me
Like the waves OF the Eibe madly bounding,
Let not the dark Wodnyk alright
The MandolHe long has been sounding,
Like Villas Wen dance through the night.
Dear youth from the forest and mountain
oh, come, meath the wild cherry tree
My max thread i've washed in the fountain,
Gene, love, dance the Polka with me
With the Garnets you gave to adorn mel
Those gems IN our Giants Glen found,
That our Burgrave himself should scorn me-
BY my goldb mother Pm crown'd.
There's life in my feet and my arms, love-,
There's fire in my heart and my soul
pant for the POka's wild charms love,
Which each sorrow Of life can control
Then come from the forest and mountain,
Oh. come. meath the wild cherry tree
My flax thread I've washed in the fountain
Come love, dance the Polka with me
Like wine that glad dance win inspire me,
With transport twill thrill every VEIN
Did dance through the night, twould not tire
would dance IT at morning again
What rapture, when heart to heart joining
In thine eyes, love, ms EDWARDS We 60,
All its magical circles entwinng,
must gaze or gddy should grow
Then come from the forest and mountain,
oh, come, meath the wild cherry tree
My fax thread I've washed in the fountain,
Come, love, dance the Polka with ne
NttD Monfihy Masasine.
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Common Pleas.


JUNE 6.-Joe Smith 10. The Coryoration-An action Of
trespa to recover damages for injury sustained by plain
tif in consequences OF the Corporation raising Sd Avenue
by which quantity oil water was caused to now over
two acres Of land the LIST February which destroyed
quantity Of flowers and vegetables.
A sealed verdict will be rendered this morning
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the use of paper credit is truly founded may be
brought in support OF great emission OF paper cur
rency. Paper currency, strictly speaking consists
only of bills or notes payable or convertible
into cash on demand, by the person who issued the
same, at the will of the holder" (See Report of Sc
cret Committee of the House of Lords (l797)p. 249.
ITO be cOnfinted1
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Circuit Court.


JuSg 6--Swih IS. Pand,ypoot aI-ln this case, re.
Ported In Welnesdays Herald, the Jury rendered YER
dict for plaintiff $3.50, damages and costs
njtted on 18th February. Verdict ga for plaintiff.
Bie,Ioo rs Hsafon.-An action Of replevin The Jury
will render q verdict this morning.
Court OF Errors.
Juvy 6-This Court " progressing slowly with the
Calendar.
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Superior Court.

Bef0Fe Judge FanderpocL
JUNE 6-Cra'n rs LoDery ct dAn action OF sssumpsit
Mr. A Mcntire, and made payable into the Commercial
Bank at Manchester Mississippi in months and also to
the amount Of certain bills Of account to the
amount of $1,000 certain dealings. Defendants, it
alleged, became responsibec fer the payment Of the note
drawn by Nc nre, amount $7t84 in the event Of his
not taking up at the expiraton Of date The note
presented in due for payment and not taken
up The is Of ltgated account and stands I'D.
iourned over TO this morning
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TORNADO -EIGHr HOUSES BLOWN DowN-Two
STEAMERS INJUREp-TfMBRR BLOWN DOWN, &c
We learn by the officers Of the Sea Bird arrived at
wharf from below that tornado swept the country
bordering the Ohio Saturday last devastating whole
clusters Of timber to extent not yet known At Smith
land Jour five buildings blown down, and the Sui
tana lying at the wharf, had both her chimnies carried
away. At Paducsh three four houses blown
Tho Sea Bird lost her pilot house three meA nbove New
Madrid. II is feared that immense damages have been
done to the country below Smthand. We did not hear
that there any lives lost but from the accounts
which gather of the violence OF the Storm should
be surprised 10 hear by the next arrival Cincinnati
Courier, Muv 81.
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COMMON PLEAs-Nos. TO- a. 40, 49, 81 26, IS, A. 81.
CRcurT CoURTNos IL, IA, "a ~, 30, 49, J, 3, ~, 40
SurERloR CoURr-Nos g. 10, Ia, To- II, Is, 90 -, %
"a, rs, %, 81, %, 20, 30, 80, "a.
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BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED. Milbury
(Mass Bank robbers have been sentenced. Abijah
ned to ten years and jeremiah Larned to FIVE years In the
States Prison