New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31
Law Courts.

Cousr or Common PLFAs-Bsfore Judge Clshcsfer-
Rsb,rf b. Aftsrbnry Va Janes H. IafittT0 recover 70
sIIsred to be due FOR brokerage in ssog seventh
a. belonging to M L. The defence - thai Mr. AterDuy
s,a scott Carpenter ana builder. IS purchaser
but that Mr. L. on inquifng, found that hr scott was
wholly ine'ponsble and eiussa 70 ss' 70 nun ' ION
Of Mr. Scott Mr. Horace Clark stated his beie that NJ
$ was not Responsible bot The Isyeise eng,sed e 70
A gentleman in the office Of Mr. Clars. stated his be-
lief that Mr. 8 was In the habit Of obtaining eonrac ana
fe ting money from the owners TO sbsn1on them and let
some one else take them he accused MIR Of 'uch one
day. who did deny IT, but rather seen ed to smile as
sent, and said he was fond Of money genteman ior
whom Mr. 8. Rad contract for houses stated rom me
course pursued by Mr. on that occasion be not wish
farther transactions with him. and that he also told pr
Lcll To keep clear him" Mr. Stu stated that
Mr. r. wished to purchase lot Of him. and on Inquiry,
have nosbnr in bushes. wa, TO do with nm MI scott
had lot I'D joinirg that 81 last witness In Ninth 81 IN whc
testifed that be bought two contracts Of Mr. SEQ l.
and owing TO the msepresenstions made 10 him on puf
chasing be lost 81 900 broken down by the JOB
Two or three other witne.ses ties fled.
On the part Of plainiia Mr. Scott testified 10 having
made The purchase o. MT Ls ngosn W. ss 70
Mr. g. having paid the lumber bill which he had contract
s sss p saasf ND af TSoy and Mr.
Before Judge lnsrsham -Georst BIeee vs.. yehH y =.
wser,tit, s@s,'6.TO recover tne value value Of go~e'
or, 10 possession Of Read Cunningham, printers, NO
sproce. but levied upon by the sheriff on an execution
the Sheriff under execution in favor Of MessTs Barnap
Bsbcock And two other creditors whose cisims amounted
to $4,000 aad claim OF DR. Brsrdreth for $4,000
more Mr. Bruce attended the sale and number o. lots
were sold when the creditors TO him sDd wished
him purchase the whole Of the remainder including the
presses which he did, and he then made offer 70 the
the previous ots TO take their bids oil their
hands and they them up that be bought the whole
establishment paying for such SIS DR. BTsndTeth was
very elad to 81 GOO for his claim and the others took
as per cent Subsequently Mr. Bruce hired tb' establish
men to Read L Cunningham, who formed coparinership
after the firm Of PiecyS Read had been dissoiveihe
paid the rent Of the office they agreed 10 pay him
&23 week for the Office After this eTsngemsnt had been
carried into effect the execution for $500 against r.
was levied, and the pIess ia question said 10 be worth
between 800 and $500 sold
For defence II contended as matter OF law that
the Mr. Bruce void the property having been
sale in bulk which contrary statute
iates TO creditors This the Court oveuled
cells had been sold IL also that the purchase by
Mr. such exclude the night OF levy under
the execution Of X X. y. egaiost PieTcy Reed mo
ton for nonsuit denied, and the will be con-
tnued this forenoon-For plaintiff Messs De WIT aud
Gerard for defendant Mr. Blunt
Randolph A H. Badsc,n james G. Ufer.-Action Of
trevsr in relation TO quantity Of boots and shoes referred
to yesterdsyVerdct for plaintiff Si9 Is, being amount
GoSE TO HaYTI-Mr George b. Vashon,
young ccored man. left Pttsburs Wednesday last for
Hayu. Mr. " studied law with Hon. Walter Forward.
but owing to Pennsylvania peculiar Institutions, could
not be admitted 10 practice In courts and has thus
been forced 10 leave the of childhood his friends
and his Kindred IN order to have the liberty of following
honest vocation. Mr.. " understand has already
received the appointment Of Secretary Of the Republic at
very comfortable salary. Penn. paper.