American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Sales Of Property al he Erchonge, Was sold
on the l4th inst. by Viewer, Cannon & Co., Il
lot with 2 story brick house, situate on Peach
alley, IA feet front and so feet deep; subject to
yearly ground rent of geo. Purchased by
Adam HueLner for s220 Also, lot adioin-
ing, with front of "a feet and depth Of so
feet, with ? story brick house and subject to
$50 annual ground rent. Bought by Adam
Huehner for $4lo. BY r. Lennon & Co. on
the same day--a ground rent of $3.50 SO on
lot \. w. corner of Pearl and Saratoga streets
llS feet on the former and i0l feet on the laI
ter. There are six fine brick dwellings on the
lot Purchased by J. Small for IS, $50. Also,
a lot and warehouse on the y. T.. corner OF
Pratt ST. and Franklin Lane, IS feet on the for
mer and 40 do. on the latter Purchased by
Miss NJ. Armstrong for $4,000. Also, lot
OF ground oil the west side of howard ST., be-
ginning l27 feet from the S. w. corner Of How
ard and Franklin SITS, binding leo feet on ,
feet alley, at right angles to Howard ST. &c l-2
feet, thence i2O feet to Howard st., aud thence
again to the beginning. Purchased by Miss NJ.
Armstrong for 50 500 Also, all that part of
the estate of the late Charles r, Coczey, lying
on the SusQuehanna railroad and a run which
muel Grscom for Sl7 900 Also lot or par
ce! Of ground at tho s. W. corner of Sharp and
Conway SITS, binding south on the former IS
feet with depth Of rs feet; and another parcel
Of ground on the south side of Conway ST., be-
ginning 7 feet westwardly from the S w
corner of Sharp and Conway sts., binding %
feet on Conway, with a depth Of 100 feet. On
these lots is two story brick dwelling with
ba1 hpi hn fret 1ng, nd h,,
ing subject to an annual ground rent of SIS. 25,
aud the second to yearly ground rent of SOS.
Purchased by Mr.. John Hopkins for $4,000.
F4il, Committed. We noticed sometime since
the arrest of John Williams alias Bull, charged
with having stolen large quantity of boots,
shoes, caps, SC. Upon further examination
yesterday, Joseph .. Conoyer: of 1870 Market
st., Philadelphia, testified that articles such as
were found in possession of tho accused had
been sold from his establishment, to Jacob Barn
dollar, of Bedford county, Pennsylvania. IL
also appears that while the goods were being
conveyed to the purchaser, they were stolen
from the wagon of John Zoup, in this State,
and put on the cars at Green Springs, where
they were found, in possession of the accused.
He was fully committed to appear before the
county court, in April next.
Discharged. Thomas Galloway and WIN.
Chicken, whom we noticed yesterday as hav-
ing been arrested for roting in the tavern of
MIR. Marburg, Light street, on Sunday night,
doing him personal injury and destroying his
property-were examined before w. A. SchRt-
fer, Esq, Yesterday afternoon; and the COM
plainant declining prosecution, they were re-
leased upon security to keep the peace.
Coroner's Inquest An inquest was held yes
terday, by Coroner Hare, over the body of a
child found in Potter's Field, under suspicious
circumstances. Verdict-deathfro from cause un-
known.
Fined. VIM Richardson, drayman, was ar
rested Yesterday, by officer McComas, for vio-
lating a city ordinance, and fired 81 and costs,
by Justice Taylor.
Assault. John Fawcett, for assaultng and
beating Charles Le Place, was yesterday held
to ball. to appear at the Saturday Court, by s.
s. Briggs, Esq.
.aaotAer. Henry Sagge was committed, yes
terduy, by VIM. Is, Jones, E+q., for an assault
upon Adam Dame. They were both Ger
mans.
German Emigrasts. We noticed yesterday,
a large wagon, standing in front of the Euro
pean House, and several persons, whom we
supposed to be German emigrants, bnsiy en-
gagged in storing it, evidently preparatory to a
Journey. We were especially gratified to see
that they had amply supplied themselves with
plonghs, shovels, and such useful articles rs
arc necessary for agricultural purposes. We
did not learn their place OF destination; bat
Imagine to whatever session of our country
they may 90, they are determined upon becom-
inr tillers Of the soil. We arc pleased to see
this, and take pleasure in bearing testimony to
the fact, that some Regions OF our country can
boast of no more industrious and frugal class
of citizens than have been supplied by the bet
ter portion Of German emgrants who have
sought q home among our people. Let others
fellow their example.
Assault upon an Officer During some dis
turbance, on Sunday night, in the nelghbor-
hood of the African Church, on Sarltoga-st,
Lieut.. Brown, of the watch, attempted to ar
rest a C ,lored man named Edward Bouidin,
when he threw stone, weighing about ten
pounds, al the officer, which struck him on the
back, SO disabling him that he had to be carried
home in carriage, suffering much pain. Ihe
offender was afterwards arrested, and commit
ted to Jail by Justice Schaeffer, for assault with
intent to kill.
Fighting in the Street. VIM. Wilson and
Geo. Amey we're brought to the Western Dis
trct watch house on Sunday night, charged
with fighting in the public street. They were
released yesterday morning, on security, by
james Blair, Esq.
.Miiiiaru Parade That Cd and we'll drilled
company, the independent Grays, accompanied
BY their excellent Band, paraded through our
streets yesterday afternoon. Their evon-
tons and marching in Monument Square were
bisnly creiitahle to the officers and privates.-
T6ey were commanded by .Mpj. Jas. .. Law.