New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
CITY INTELLIG IGENCE.
WEDNESDAY,.


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,.,pctablc I5jshmaa, aged fna % to 30, wlose
"t. sraI. children reside ia N5:asbuggit, Vas -.
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CIRCUIT c0lt;.ii', -. Before judge KaSr.
This Court did not sit to-day, ogyiEg to the ab-
ar Iedz, Kent VINO ,q.s uater Iyzte engagement al
-! 4. .i= au;on o. Miss Rg5( (sjstr the lady 81
f-el 20 son o the late is.op iobaIt h2 m been SOL
s3.izsi Z: ths. place
'-r N lbe case OF Ward & Ai,hin, rs. pullen and
49,, -sfsrreil;o tbs lao.i@ @ t4 Jocy found verdict FOR
o,Ii. dedacug staali a,nca-t Of goods which w {: a
nd owacd, aad Which was aliudse1 Defendants.
corrpT OF COMMON PLEAS -. Before Judges IyeL1s.
TLsnogrfER and lHGIAIAM.
Esy S. iIackay rS. James c. Porter and EmcIinc
Il, vile. slsuder The plaintiff is member Of the Bar.
IA tbges defendants with haTng caedhin counteI!c4I,
,a;ag tina: he lsd passed bad So bill upon them Sc Por
s, baker. Heexcuses himseif by saying that the words
ss uttered il the heat 9f the moment OF plain
ds not changing the bill h9 had gwen them. Plaintiff states
nh. oael DO defendant proving that he obtained
hofhn The cause of action tried short time
, when damages given for words u;tcrd by the lus
b,ad Tn, present action Of those wogds being
/ i.psasd By the wife Verdict for plaintiff $7j.
COURT OF SESSIONS. -. ;. Before the RECORDER and
Atl VASDERyOoET and PURDY. JONAS b. PHILLIPS
Esl Acting District Attorney.
The case Of Artemas Brundage, on trial yester
dy fer forgery in the second degree IN passing So couaec
,it bill Of the Farmers Bau, of Seneca County,
mmd a Smith, his counsel coptendng that the bill vas
o yromsory but oay chec; or false token, which
ha uttered, and therefore not properly set forth IN the n
ctnept. After series OF ,nterocuary remarks atreen the
r,ective counsel ard ha Court agreed that tha OBJ
scion the indictment should come up in the form of
nuer-and tie vii! be argued on the demurrer the pre-
sent term.
Alexander Dugan. indicted for breaking into the
storeo Mchaal Rice Gj7 Broadway on the ngt of the Ih
Sptember last and stealing property ef the vsua o $500 or
$780, whi his pea OF Not G1i!ty and pleaded Guilty
the Indictment The CoUIt sentenced nm TO the Statetrison
Ter years and months.
In the ease of Gcdncv Webber, indicted for an as
uut aud b,ttery on Charles Tmpson9nd in that OF 1os
Rev indicted Tor or.ery-aoe prossQus entered
aoon by order Of the Court as the accused could not for
want Of sufficient evidence, ba convicted.
John McBertic was tried for receiving stolen
goods, knowing them to BE- stolen, viz sundry articles o
The house OF Mrs Juliet " Mitchell, go Madison st, which
v. husarionsy entered and robbed by two coored mea
n,ms5 Wray aud Smith, who the State Prison !pr
tie offence A vest belonging to RobeI, w Mitchell son OF
the above and other articles belonging to Mrs Mitchell were
good character up years by DR. ebineau and
aud - others up uear tic present time The Ju
touhd him Guilty, and recommended him the mercy of
the Court.
Sarah Winson, indicted for attempting to commit
Grard Larceny falling appear and answers her !ecogui-
Zane. wss forfeited.
The Court adjourned