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N o t C e..
Charitable Infirmary.

The subscribers will give surgical nd.
vice, and perform any surgical operations
which r1ay be necessary for those who
are unable to pay, on Wednesdays, from
10 10 | | o'clock A. M. at their respective
offices. The former attends 10 surgical
cases generally; the latter TO diseases of
Tie eye and ear.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
S. PEARL LATnRoP,
Mlddebury, January l6, 1914.
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some of the sentiments of Washington's
Valedictory Address, with declaration
of the Wings, by one of their State Com
mittees; and also the views of Henry
Clay all on the subject of slavery
Compare them with each other-refect,
decide, and then ACT.
Yours for Truth and the Right,
INVESTIGATOR.
p. S. Should the Democratic party
$50 called) hereafter claim affinity to the
views Of Washington; or should either
party make the same claim to those of
Jefferson, it will then be time to expose
the Inconsistency and absurdity of such
claim. |.
Rev. Oren Shipman, of Washington
County N. Y. is now on a tour through
Vermont as an Ant-Slavery lecturer.-
From a single address delivered in this
village, we should judge Mr.. Shipman to
be an able lecturer and a hearted
friend OF the slave. A fugitive from
North Carolina accompanies Mr.. S. to
tell his story of wo and escape.
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B o A r ID

A few boarders can be accommodated,
EA-with, or without lodgings, by inquir-
ing of the subscriber at A. A. Meach-
ANS Shop.
Also, part of the house belonging
to M. W. Birchard, TO rent.
S. EDWARDS.
Brandon, Feb. o., 1914. 36:3w
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NomcE.-The Rev. Cyrus Prindle will
preach in Goshen 29ih lnst.-evening. In
brandon, Friday evening, March LIST, at the
Baptist ChWch.
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N Office is hereby given that |, Hen
4Nry Nichols, have given my son Da.
vld Il. Nichols his time during the re-
mainder of his minority; and | shall pay
no debts OF his contracting, nor claim any
of his earnings after this date.
HENRY NICHOLS.
Brandon Feb. Is, 1914. 35:3w
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Commissioners Notice.

w 3 the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Rutland, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims & demands of all persons against
the estate of CALVIN BUTTON, late of Bran
don, in said district, deceased, represented nsol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from the 18th
day OF February instant being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business of
our said appointment at the Office of B Davenport
in Brandon, on the first Tuesdays of Apr and
August next from one O'Clock until six O'Clock,
P. NJ, on each said days.
B. DAVENPORT ! comu,,,.
M. CARLISLE, Oo"''i re
Brandon, Feb, 81, 1914 36:3w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
MARKETS. cqyefuHy Reporte! for TIE T,iguns,

II
ASHEs-The current rate for Pot, continue; at 3ls, at
hrb 30 bs have been taken Tor export Pearls are very
Inactive sIi+ j. asked and ! 20 offered. r, ,;,o
change on good salc. but Tie market tl easy for the buy
er The decline since the eaine! : noy about 4f PEI @ n &
uir Mobile sold yesterday. prncipaly 10 sppe!s nj wch
cVf FLoR u laRustI uATb MEALgere leiaad
day 1.-The market more plenty some Itoi-tne "iy @ ,
b5S bye s eaee to be had below l5 Michigan Ohio
si64 40. The arrivals are considerable We notice sa' @
Scriched Western i5s 40 with ales .0 tq ~ bD.s;
ii 51 M rTry SuInd, range from lS to jt with fair
Di ~ a. Is very dull. Holders OF southern
i've t;eofsefown Btandyvinc. Richmond Country Alex
qadn held at ,h % rate :s%Snd "a non -. Ey o @oa eaa a,
:, i6 Nea . atoat and (; % out Of & oEe @ 2f les; Mc
noa ntt gisny tents ana dull al q ship s;i abun-
lan, and selling Y lU II cts No Shorts aiignt. ,,
1 "s; We n"i,ce saie, OF Northern 30 81 cts
md ,e la:ed at Il IS cents sJO DE-. iersey at private
Sos lelt p!.t 70 arrive a; 20 delivered No Barley
IN mn rs,i ,a. are uther wIh slies Hi - cents or
Canal Southern are held a; - cents. ....co.t,.
aye been I'D o-day sae Prison. at a cts and Western at
TIE df, 5 G 9s s at 8 81 E Ct : fi, 5 Il 5me s5isHT
FgI de pqyess are elm; Ct ~ b.y &c bsAo n,a ..
% NP B.S5 y: ad and S k ne Gasde ass na
peyos rates. and % Porto RICE At &C. Sales we notice 0l To-
sales OF nooIaHce sales 100 bbs Wilmington Tar at about
sWHAL EBoNE-Includine l2,Co0 lbs reported Yesterday
2 10 ID, North West have BEEN sold at 2sc tor export and
l0.D do tUr home use al Sic
pfESIy aX-Ve notice ONLY ;: ~ lbs Yellow At ali.c.
TAILOW-A sale OF 30 bbl, ana Ahds " ess:n Rendered
OH we notice ill,her sales 80 bb,, Crude Whale at
% Cd r export, Csude Sperm 20 cents, 5u, We hear 9 no
lles sSm;hs Lard Oll - cts. CASH sales tons
EICE-Thc sae for the is; three days about so tons
=, SS a. The best qualities held N 80 IL
s3 Tie sl quoted show ee-ae OF about / cit. du''
inr t,.. ,yeeis The receipts ure i-fee
NI0I-toarse Wool, rather dull and sa!eS coliled
10 fh ra al shade lower rnas. Fleece on the decline
Prces VIII range about le same rs last wseE but must De
considered fiat. .i ! .
PROViSIONS.-Pork continues without activity and W5n-
,nt chance m prce About to bb Pune sO!- NJ rs,
,bo latter ce for choice For loo bb.. Mes 60 was Offered
it ninci, activity Mes 20 s. uud Prime 20 Ter Coun
Try and City. with sqI 20 bbs Gy Nes 2, ~ = f.; r. = 20; 20;
bbl Of 30 bs In Picked Meats notice sales oy oi ~ s
Hams ior London 4 cents ard ! rathet qse bp' are
=, II Sc and KEGS g.. &c. with sales ~ bD!s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Prica 20 Gems.

SASDss sSARSAPARILLA-As the light Of science advances.
discoveries nnde, all Of which have tendency To alleviate
the condition of man. and the inventive power Il genius
knows bound. whnt stay rs progress IN the pathway OF!
enown Chemical reseurc has III modern times greatly en-
Gently made viii BE- hailed by ihuusasd' with emotions oil Joy
SANDS AEs t!ARILLA: new vegetable preparation. VIII
arrest and speedily cluss OF Diseases
such Scroulu King Evil. rheumatism aud White
Swelling Diseases o: the JOINTS salt Rlcum or Tettes PIN
Piles utues the Face and other efuptons ni the skim
II puc the blood. and causes healthy sccretlonS. nygorates
the constitution, and gives 20 the debtaed trnne
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF rs SUI
perio value and efficacy pamphlets. which may be OBJ
taned of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale ana retail By "A. b. 4 d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 20 Fu!ons y. \. Sold niSo
33 Broadway u East Broadway and by Druggists
ray throu.hout the United Stnes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
In Common Council.

HbcrcdS this Board hive been informed of The dco,h Of
ttp A. SMITH. Comptroller of this City and feeling
'ero TO testify their or the able and eicicu, ser
wees OF the deceased and the exalted estimate they entertain
VI S character rs citizen and also synpahsc with
'ainlS IN The loss they have sustained : Therefore
RoSefrcd That this Eoard cnt rtnin high e,rd for tic
memory "' te deceased officer OF the
a hcAhowc lodged talents nnd usefulness, they
rey Snn01e with hs family the bcreay they huyc
lHnd commenting them Ia llu who hrS promised b.
tui"r - the ietheress and the widow friend
ReSoiccf f The Board o Assistant, conc) That ;unt
committee Of three from each Board hc appointed 10 mai ar
i"lcc"catS iot attending the funeral OF the dccSct
Rcsolrod, l the Fonrd of Assistants concur That the ON
mon Council will attend the funeral of the with their
oi oilce mud that the Iput committee his Honor
them IN m m @ %,J 9efre @ G ct The t@non Council TO unite with
RcSoref. ~ the Board of ASSISTANTS concur Thu, ms Hon
or the Mayor he requested II copy the above
Common Council.
ldopted by the Board of Aldermen. MAY Sin. lsi
ADOPTED by The Board OF Assistants. May 9th. 1874
Approved by the Mayor, May 10Th. 1874.
NIL SAMUEL J. WILLIS, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
DIEI),

M 1hu-.,v ni. ,rnoon the 9Th inst ATE. inseIlnc lines
in the 31h wear of h age M AsfHsp ~ ''' - -
?ss @ oi me e and friends oi6e family respectfully nv
o eH 10 % g, m n residence. No. 10 Madison street with
out father % lnTi'0i NV etl Inst c,er lingering illness.
n nut,'us NTH TrRrLt IN the jdh ycaF OF her asc
The trend. ote ny are je's.gs r dcsc V t5aa n s % late @
.'er i' q? 10 . Clinton Place without farther invitation
On the @h INST CHARLES Henry ELSwoRI yguhseNSi S
IL days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

e Late French papers state that society of
emlgrants has been organized in Switzerland, IN
ne Canton OF Argau, who propose to found a
colony in this State, under the name of +" New
helyetla." The society is under the direction of
NJ. Dictock, of Muhouse and appears, from the
regulations, to cherish the expectation Of being
able TO put into practice the principles of the
community. St. LOUIS Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

HALL THE MuRDERER.-A gentleman who
visited and convcrsed freely with Hall, the mur.
dercr of Mrs Bacon, in the Middletown Jail, a
few days since, informs us that he declared it to
be his intention to petition the Legislature for the
privilege of being hung in public. lie docs not
like the idea of being put out Of existence in i
back yard, away from his fellow beings, save per-
haps surgeon and sheriff. He says that he pre-
fers to be executed rather than have hls punish
mcnt commuted to Imprisonment for life, and in
Inmates that he shall demonstrate against any pc
tition Of HE frondo for communication OF punish
ment.
He is apparently 25 years Of age, Of rather
spare features, and naturally intelligent f; but he
is ignorant, not being able even to write.
Hartford Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

MELANCHOLY AccIDENr.-We learn, by the favor
OF friend in Bridgeport, that distressing accident
eccurre! on the Housatonic Railroad on TUESDAY
last As the train OF cars was coming into the city,
child, abou, four wears old, was run over, nearly
severing one leg and one arm from lis body. Ampu,,
adon was immediately performed, but the child died
IN about three hours from the accident. The name
oil the bereayed family is Sweeney. The cars were
gong round curve at the time, which prevented the
engineer from seeing the child in time 10 back the
engine. New Haven Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Upper POLICE.

LARCENIEs.-Nlary Ann Hill arrested and
committed for stealing female clothing worth So from Eliza
beth Murphy, No i3l Fourth street.
THOMAS MCINTYRE AND L. 81 X. NERooD, were
committed for stealing silver change from the drawer of julius
Schram. No 80 Wi!let street.
JOHN Lyons was committed for stealing mat
worth 81.
CAsUALTIEs.-This forenoon, about IL o'clock, as
little boy aged between and years. Of Mr. Richard
w Wnddy boot md shoemaker, of No 123 Walker street
crossing the railroad at the intersection of Walker with
Centre he struck by the horses knocked down and
der, crushing them dFeadfuly, and otherwise hIuism him..
lie was conveyed the Hospital where his death hourly
expected The driver arrested but soon after dscaIsct
blameIcss.
DEAD WOMAN IN PRIsoS.-An apparently ne
rae female found this morning in the street. and
nit,cd prison. Soon after she found dead hcr cell.
aud the body conveyed 10 the Dead House ot the inquest
TO be held.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

eiies,~incusur 80 from Ohio. Sa.es > ~
n H. oi,u-rr 10 QUALITIES? l5H 50 ioI PRIME ~
- u i -, - =. y,. orE and - head lett over
Csss qsd Care II !a!Sei = Sas Is q, ?, lIG M GoS s,
o' tJ ~ - y of,-el-ncudns IL driven to New-l OH
;acS from 81 20 81 IS per 100 n1a sold ?, To fair
S5,,n-Ss oere,-Slies al = SU e. ~ lci ''uHA'' "
uualitIes and SO 81 ioE prime sheep.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

FoR rE,rTryTfxG THE SKIN Curing ERrYr1oss-
Thousands ne- yln- every lotion and inward remedy. have
been cured by ona the ltnnn Chcmca Soap in cnses
Of erIp,onS prnplc eck and in clearing dirk OF Yellow
skIn Sod M - Chatham and SLl Brohdway my .1eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

A Mail carrier between Cairo and Kaskaskia
mas been brought to this city for trial on charge
o. asstracting letter with money from the Mail
Gag. Name, Adolphus Reyrolds-age about
twenty. Isl. Louis Caz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

10 Don't Read this without Rencctioiin .,,n
Ashley Coopc Com Save i con,lntin; I .s n -
tina, there Is more importance he attached 10 Cohs uu
senerIly regarded. What are Corls Pd,HW eAceiceif
torincd generally by tight shoes and boots-ana
without p0rerfni rcqedy-0ne that stimulates the apo'i
increased acton without protucn: ofns lhe long
been co1.Ieted ircurae by three iourt Of the Doctors
ard why Becnuse Doctor hHs prescribed ms nneef
tat remedy and no t1o agreed the cure 81 t"fs
except those tund there seyc who Know 'e "'
dcfiu composition this last M aud popular remedy.
Now ti Sayc curing ,s thousands ana persons "ho pre-
Ter the torment Of COINS, OF course VIII not get H.
sold nj Dr. Minors. broadway. OF ohns''eet cor
und iOwery OF Hudson and Spring oil
Boalway urk Row md other respectable Drug Stores
Also. by MIR Hayes. l3g Fulton.s;reet. Brookyn
81 Examine The COPY right .xylogtaphIcl Labels.
Iny7 3,eod'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Anniversaries, Nav. 1s4a.

q The Anniversary OF The missionary Socie.
lshelis, Church IN GrSen stree, on MONDAY EVENING
y,y 18Th al o'clock. Rev. Wm. Wnans Of Nssspr and
w. r. Amcs ct lndana aud Rev c. +. Pierce. Of Gccr-
x will deliver addresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

NARROW EscArE.-A few days since, the house
of Mr.. Bcardslcy Frisbee, OF this town, was
struck by lightning, set on fire, and himself seri
ousy injured. Seeing shower approaching
MIR. Frisbcc went from the field where ne was
ploughing to the house, and seated himself near
the fireplace. The lightning struck the house
and glanced on TO Mr. Frsbce, passed down one
side, tearing his clothes and bursting open one
boot, and then passed off. The neig hbors observ,
ing the house on fire, hastencd to the spot, and
found Mr.. F. scnseless on the floor. The fire
was extinguished, and after considerable exert!on
Mr.. F. was restored to animation, and we learn
that he is doing well. The family was absent, and
M person was in the house but Mr.. Fnsbee.
[Delhl lN. Y Gazette, May 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

nc Dir. MCNNR's ACOUSTIC OIL FOR CURE OF
DEAFNEssThe ,athas followed the use OF tins OIL
has gained Tor repUtntiUn before eguled Although
ohc articles have been advertised the public not salts!
fed and tie deaiace not sure OF beng cure unes, tey get
The cc1unne Acoustic Oiouy iTom p CpuFtlnndt u.
jguior-ewa!e of n counterfeit article advertised IN THIS
ci,t il- the rurc OF eniue... which is OF no
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
..Svlla', ncc Is ike mulberry sprinked with meal

The devastation and which he caused soon alter gave
them ,oo mich o ronei, iiteiT ,rc.sn.
one cake Gorrals famous Italian Melicatcd Soap,
had the blessed discovery then been made. would hive cured
Syu Of his dagrccahc mulberry lace spared lm the caistr
satire nd the omnrs their blood. Readers we mean VINO
have diseased d>rrptiye dark ii>coore, az eckcd skin. Just
cake OF the famous Italian mcticae pFemcd py
I lel Duuraud; you iu rs eiisc on your dis-
eased skins will be almost miraculous So ket: 50 soens
al>nanic rendering saiow red faces 81 dnAI.
,vheneS> hctny development. 10 nNni cnunciiclt'
YOU positively buy ony at 81 Walker sireci' store iT2H
Broadway. MI -ttot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
.nn no.- Inhn CInri. .JMm. g Coz.
MARRIED.,

On Fifth Day evening h t GgoEGE Z. BA9ER X sSla. S M
no,c 9Th inst by the Bey Dr. Mlnsr M MuLnN " ua13t
ris@u 10 Mis- HELENA L. youngest daush'et o' heHi'
Frope ESQ all OF this city
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

THE CRors.-Ale,ter dated Great BEND, Pa; May
9Th saws. The season through this part OF penI-
syyania is said to be al least month carrier man II
was last year this time"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

TROUBLE ON THE RAlLRoAD.-The Hartford
COuran,, of yesterday says that that the work
men on the LIST section of,he Hartford and Spring
SsAa 9>uilroad, have refused to work for several
Gays, demanding higher wages. We learn that
theyye.terday commenced work a gain at 81 cents
per day-thelr claim beng for c71. Many OF the
sections are nearly graded, and the work IS pro-
crossing finely. New-Havcn COurler
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
LIBRARY EDIrIoN-lLLUSrRATED.
This LAY published By j. c. RlKER ~ Fulton street.
\ NEW SPIRIT OF THE AGE

Edited by L. II. HoINE. hGthoFof Orion Gresor WI
g. &c
Containing CL,nca Bosrarhe, of the n,t d.t'nsu'nci
L.. fuund Carlyle. reour. Tsunyson. iarre hsfilnenu
Rev y drcy smith WIN. and Mary iowt, Z" + T. Sgu''.
Charles Dickens SIR :. l.. Bulwef Leigh iuat. Nj. Jane
son Mrs, Merton Dr. Fu-ay T. Aiscau!ey Capt NnuJlt;
Nrs rfclopc 1honns Hood &c. *.
lhi, volume h printed fine white paper with ltfte bpe
ana illustrated with ex-e1, Portraits 81 Cnryie -n.F'un
II lnrineau, and Taoud. aud neatly bound "a I.oin zit
Pnce - cents Hp" -'h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

BURGLARY, ROBBERY AND MuRDER.-Thc Ur-
hanna, Ohio, Citizen states that four stores were
recently broken into in that vicinity; one in Ur-
banna two in West Liberty and one in Bellefon-
tame, all of which were rubbed Of merchandise
and money to a large amount. The robbers were
pursued and, according to the Logan Gazette,
were over,aken on Tuesday evening last, miles
beyond Findlay, Hancock county, by MIR. John
Parish. of Williamstown, Hardin county, and
another person. they sprung off their horses and
look to the fields when oveFlaken, Mr. Parish
did 50; also caught one of the men and brought
hm to the ground While in a beading position
oyrr ,be fallen robber, he was shot by the oihcr,
The ball entering the throat at the angle OF the
loxer law. scvering IN It's course the carotid ar
,ery and ugulay vein, and causing instan. death
The robbers escaped. but were holly pursued.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

From Key WsST.-We have the Light Of the
Reef of the 18Th and Goth ut. The former
states that the long continued drought at that
mace stll continues and that there has been no
laip of Importance for three months past. The
Reef, Of the 20th contains the following partic-
uars received by an arrival from Havana, Of the
lste negro conspiracy, which was to begin at
Matanzas and to be followed up throughout the
entire Island OF Cuba.
II is calculated says that paper,) that upwards
Of 5000 negroes have been killed, and they are
actually stranging 25 daily, by the public execu-
toners OF Matanzas. There were, besides, up
wards OF 5000 confined in the jails OF Havana,
Matanzas and Cardanes amongst whom were
so white women in the Jail of Havana, who had
agreed to marry the chiefs of the negroes. A
mulatto was to be made President, and in his
house was found a picture representing him in
full uniform, with the daughter Of the Marquis
Arquois as his wife, and the Marchlonness Of Ar
Quois washing the feet of the coupc--hc with
poniard, threatening her if she would not perform
that Office
One of their plans was to put poison in the
bread, and TO fall upon the troops afterwards, and
alter killing or dispensing them, they would fall
upon the white men and black women. The
white children were to be thrown into pots of
boiling oil, and only few of the white and mu-
atto women were to be reserved for servants
The whole of the white women were to be killed
excepting those of between Is and 80 years Of
age, who were to be kept for their wives.
Savannah Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

FaoM MENico-By the arrival of the shooncr
Pilot, from Vera Cruz, VIC have received file of
,apers from the city of Mexico to the 10th ult.-
Iron hasty glance at the papers, we find no.
hing Of interest," but shall give them another in.
s9cciion
Pcyton A. Southall ESQ. bearer OF dispatches.
,-ived in the Pilot. on his way to Washington.
With, VIC understand, important dispatches for
aar Government from the city OF Mexico aud the
Sandwich Islands, and 10 the English and Span.
n Ministers at Washington
Intelligence had been received at Vera Cruz bv
vsy OF Mazatlan, from the Sandwich Islands.
n 10 days.
We understand that serious difficulties arc ap.
Nshcnded between Mexico and France, arising
rom the liberal course pursued by the former
Government, IN relation to the retail trade. In
addition 10 the numerous establishments recently
hrken up, we hear thatt twenty one French houses
ave been shu, up in the city OF Mexico, and se,.
srsl others N the interior. |; is believed that hos
aIiics viii he resorteG to- and the Nexicans are
sheady preparing TO meet the event.
The Secretary of the French Legation at
Mexico had sailed iog France.
Mr. Van Ness one nf The San Antonio pr
s,nc's, was liberated on the l3,f ul, by General
>itd -Nii' anu " dS ~ SAIL on tlS -Jio, On opdrC
ihc packet snip !tun.hutc for New York. w,
;nderstand that Mr. Van Ness Was released
trough the lntercesslon OF Mr.. Souihall.
1t WAS believed that all the Mier prisoners
FOuld be liberated on the celebration OF Gen.
santa AM4'S wlfe's fete.
SIX OF the sixteen prisoners VINO had escaped
nom the Castle of Perote, had been retaken.
The two war ste 'ncrs Gaudaloupe and Mon.
.anma were to sail shortly ior New-York to be
rpaired.
The Vomito had already made its appearance
IN Vera Cruz, and business continued in the same
dull state as before mentioned.
n. Q. Bee, May ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

rs- LoNGLrY$ WESTERN INDIAN PASACEA Will cure any
the following complaints taken uF at q Court
llnd 81. VIZ Asthma, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. lndises-
tlnn. L Lon, Ohstrncl.nn.. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

Ds- C,uTov-'The genuine Magical Pam ENtacier 10 be
lnd only this city Remember. only at q Courtandts S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Commercial and Money Matters.

N- For Cornraerea! aud Money Matters see Last Page
FRIDAY P. NJ.
The market recovered to-day from the ridiculous
panic OF yesterday afteoon and Stocks generally wen, up
The demand Tor Sterling is good, and the quota
to1 fer bs, signature. iiu 6; prem. Franrs ~
The supply OF Southern bills nr. but buyc touch them
with caution
Uncun.nt Money Is not abundant as it was last
week but stall comes IN yery freely. md instances the
rn,, odconnt M >, SIC have not, however cian-e oar
quotations tcr the rates are not sufficiently fixed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
CITY IN TELL ENCE,
FRIDAY.
Sl-pERIOR COI-nT petore Inare q. ..

SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY
Hm. K. AHen Us Eeckiei Wade Jr.-Action
io' Assault, and Battery damages ad sj00J Thu,
tied -. week lc and veIlc, rendered 10: plant IT. but
the verdict >e 80, de az the and TINT uiihe Gru The
t'. c1G'ri o. the officer hnvnc the laiy chlTsc c
jury 70 what Su0G of damages covered ccs aud he
inrrei i!cui Ii- dcctuel sufficiently !rcl by the
InuEt 20 wnTran new ul and INC case brought
uP. NJ Allen, II VII be :ccoec:e,i, went with cct Of
10 the residence OF NJ. L. Wade sen Peck shp. relative
lease o; property berualug 10 Nj John Incob A,;o !,
asserted that the defendant attempted push NJ. Allen d0wa
starr, &c. sealed verdict TINS forenoon.
MONMOUTH G.. HART, SHtxIfF, &c vs. WN.
DixnS OTnERs.-Acon u recoveihe amount ola debt
or limit bond io' sE5O. gwen 10 the Sheriff Verdict for tie
plaintiff.
JOHN ELLIOT vs. JAMES b. PALMER.-Acri-n TO
sad have been given By ahscondng debtor
nnc endorsed y defendant lad tor omnibus
line i con:ended that the boy, but
that belongs the abscOndGc party and sued for MS bcne
Ii, Verdict for plaintiff. s21.2 9l.
SAME vs. SAME.-A note for larger amount was
then ,red. Sealed ve.dict this forenoon
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder and Alder
men CLAYTON and NoopHULL
The Court convened but the Aldermen being compelled
attend the County Court the Court uured TIL Tomorrow
the Jury were discharged ull Monday.