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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28

A THOUGHT FoR FREEDoM.
ais can Cypress and abuse, as well as Gov
ernmenis. They can aud too many do tyr
annie over those who may be in their pow
er. Children may be enslayed by domes.
tic oppression. Servants may be degraded
and treated like beasts. Labor may be un-
rewarded. Il is in the midst Of facts like
these, single individuals. if they cannot
reach deeply-sealed social evils. may do
much by way Of example Let children he
governed by Kindness and justice. Let SER
wants be encouraged to rise in the world.
Let labor be fairly rewarded. II matters
not that man or a woman may be made TO
drudge oil day, for Pit,ance which VIII
barely keep starvation from the body-pay
/, little more. Il will make sad hearts glad.
Il will encourage the weary ,oiler, and will
not injure the liberal giver. In this man.
ner, the individual may do much towards
removing the slaveries Of social life,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28

TEMPERANCE ANEcDoTE.-A Temper
ance Society," had been formed, which COM
menced under favorable auspices, and
which included among its members many
who had been Incorporate. On the occn'
sion Of adopting constitution for the Soc'
ETY., the question Of including cider, beer,
&c, came up for discussion, aud excited
considerable warm debate. II was urged
by some, that such articles should not be IN
the pledge After an interesting discussion,
an amendment was proposed TO The effect
tina, although The pledge should include
such liquors, members Of the Society might,
il they chose, use them, and those who dbl
drink either cider or beer, were 10 hayea
affixed 10 their names.
This proposition appeared 10 be unani-
mously accepted, and the vote was about
10 he taken which would adopt il, when il
was suddenl, killed and abandoned at once
and forever. An old man, who had sal in
corner of the room, interested in the dis
cussion, rose 10 speak. He was one whd
had been very incorporate, aud had been
looked upon MS irreclaimable from the vice
His words, which told with so much effect
were as follows:
"MR PREsIDENr-lf them that drinks
beer and cider are 10 have star against
their names, ! guess you may put a moon
against mine, aud Ill drink Iuml' se
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28


Is 1T soi-In late number of the Man
chester IN H. Messenger. We fad an in.
teresiing sketch Of a trip Which ,hs editor
OF thai paper made To Boston. in company
with Torrent Engine Company. While
staying in Boston, he visited. among o,her
places. the Navy Yard, and in his letter he
relates the following:
In one Of the vessels in the harbor
skulks a certain Lieat. r, with the
brand Of high-handed murder upon his
brow. He dares not approach The shore for
fear Of the effects Of that popular spir-
il which brooks no insult-no oppression I;
which threw overheard the tea IN Boston
harbor which loves 10 linger round The
hearts Of true freemen, and hates The iy-
rant. II is said the moment his foot should
touch the soil OF the old Bay State his head
would float in the dock. But where he is
upon the sea-he is safe, under The laws
of the Navy. 1t appears that his servant,
not being able 10 give his boots a polish
which satisfied his fancy, received his dis
pleasure. The poor man-ridden fellow
applied the brush with all his skill, but gave
no better satisfaction. Upon this the Lieu
tenant gave him words which aroused the
m0n-which his free-born soul could not
eudure-nnd at blow he laid the petty re
publican tyrant prostrale upon the deck
For this in an hour the servant swung at
the yaru arm. a victim Of the will Of a
sneaking. contemplate, craven.hearted
Lieutenant Of our American Navy"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28
WOOL CARDTNG.
w NJ. III. VILLA M s

INFORMS his customers and the public, that he
Il intends TO carry on the Wool Carding business
this season at his old and noted stand that his ma
chimes are in good order, and that he has employed
n faithful and experienced hand to attend to the
business. Those who wish to have their work done
in the best manner, will please to forward their
Wool as early as is convenient, and may depend on
having it done with fidelity and dispatch.
Williamsville MAY 20, is4s. IOWA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28
TIGER POWDER.

q @. HALL, agent for the Tiger Mills, will
W furnish Blasting and Sporting Potoder in large
or small quantities, delivered wherever II is wanted,
faction.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
RYTHER & PLATT.
o. II. PLATT, EDITOR.

OFF Emo. 2 wHEELER's Stone BUILDING.
TERMs-To single subscribers, $500 year To
Companies, aud those who pay in advance, liberal
discount will be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28

o. Let The slandered take comfort. It
is only at ffuil-uees that thieves throw
stones --LaeoH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-28

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simplicity, child. DARK would nave been
the hour, IL, when we closed the dpor Of the
to,nh unou HE ne,;sb,n,, ,oo,, ,I,,, ,.a h,d
.oho uPph h's Peiishihg mWtalliy, we hau
believed that our friend was there !"
" il contaminated ia erect a unnnnmeut
by subscription, to Mr. Fessenden's memo.
ry Il is right that he should be thus hon
ored. Mount Auburn will long remain a
desert, harren of consecraied marbles, if
worth like his be Welded TO oblivion. Let
h;s go H. 1911 49,, r., a.. -,
'Ne" JUL ,"'' '"e le""'."
~ new England may Know where ne
sleeps for he was their familiar friend, and
has visited them al all thei, 6,esides lie
L.. I'LL g.. L. =. II
US ""'' W. ""e" At see" ''"'e n"" ~"
vest ne has scattered the good gram IN
every field aud they have parnered the in-
crease MARI mi his c,ave as ,ba, of one
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AIRY and political annals OF our country
aud let the laurel be carved on his memo.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
No Compromise Of Bayonets, &c.


A Provisional Government Is all the rage Just
noy Opinions run riot what will be the result
ONE thing 10 now reduced 10 certsiny-the Governor
,lec, will not be inaugursted this Winter.
sESATR-Mr Goddard made motion this morning
IN tske up Mr. Ashbods repudiatiDg resolution This
raised perfect storm Of excitement and the discus
.,on that followed marked BY the most Incorporate
language. -.
,n.top He opposed the motion in no measured terms
and sad ne thought the time for action bad not yet
cone.
Mr. Goddard said that Il made but very little differ
snce whether the resolution taken up or pot The
A; had gone forth and nothing short Of the bsyonet
could collect during the present dsorgsnizaton
Of the Assembly.
Nr Whtemsn said the Democratic members had long
since written % the Auditor General and the County
Treasurer % withhold toe taxes
The rnotion 70 take up the resolution defeated
by vote Of Ito 30
HorsE-Matters remain where last left them. No
char se for better rumOr prevalent this
afternoon that the LOcOFOcOs had come 10 terms and
hsd made proposition Of compromise TO the Whigs,
bat IL was not confirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
vi Rim URN AL
PORT on Srw -roRK. DC 4.

ARRivEnR sf-snss q csrss. y.isus ar I.r--u,sI al
N17 "a hat.a, ai-s O. cl1ar. Jr -rp-r-ic-s
saccess.1n oi gales slt heavy 1r.s passage
SIP Shsa-, o-tfC 81 - On Lr-rro ns- b. slate Cartier
Hre-A pas~-re-r.
~, fss-e1--s o. rsrr--1 Co ~ D. rs D. pos-
s. tsrs . OBS u ir Cslso Or Lrefpa % prs
saeQ on ot -aoat.--i ..~ $50 . =.
from At o1ts o. he TIE l4-h s~ay sa 20 81
sli mas arc sea- rt T. vessel
est 81 hs; tt-y ce thr psrt % he cr
Ih- fsss-. s-.i alss s11lr 30 strak-s p-r boar
B. tsrk stag Alrrol. OIL Cs-tf Waas s-s O We
4 Go.
htn Hr1v Htt-cS M-rT1 a. fn Cartf Ws-. ali r1- -
DAVIS. Bnc.sk c. N-ss- tl Hsrt-cs a 60.
o. ~ ks-tts Gamer 90 O. iu syi--g B. Curri
safs pe-ssi-, Malcr, d. u Ch-r1sisi, Ne r-f ,h
rlgnfru.
Brg Corvo 81 Fr-rnc-tsu Ps-- - N--.aa Pss.es ter
liza ~. Prur. g - E--cl-f. Dr.9-r a p-vln.
sAiLgD-stearstp Ch~rose- savannsh - Canafa N,e-
Wa a.hf a. = = VITA fhck f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
ANOTHER GOLD NINE

EORSaLE a. iniere.tin invention which vii urdoI.,.
-dy soDn BE- patented iu th- Ured stzt@s snd which
good judges consider = the gresesl ini-res; very
wealthy class Of csrt.lsfs No reference has before
ben made - IL invention IN s1y p-fOoc. L. uust b.
s-p secret ff i- present - he inyeltor conep.te o.
tainbg pzi-1s IN foreign Any person hsyiry
rom 5000 ~ elDNoV 10 invest OBTAIN Information
rrspecuns sad Invention b. sidressng mmsc atey ID l.
NJ ~ Nassz--t N-Sfofz Ciy, through the Poet Ofce
stsing M amount q cay "a vnlcn they can Command
amount Of ready money. Sc giving heir real aame pace
Of business kc.
The advertiser wishes 10 exchange for cssh several
mortgages 90 r-a estate. worth from u four M. he
amount u mortgage Address a. ADOse. 81 iwkftH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
81. ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec To- lofo. 4,
u.,.,s has done nothing this morning, ana
Ane 80 a. ,,1g an town session without any prospect
me hoa.. runor IL in circulation that Gov.
o. nssr the present state Of assr vii hold over
The h s,Ss s S. the ''rs ~
uofefnoI 49, an either the friends Of Ford or Weller
or snicps,ed and it has OF course sdded 70
worse COMPOUNDED which prevailed before
Mutual recrininstons angry passages and great eH
,,s,ent are the consequences and the END looks more
i,s. General row than Provisional Government ne
alter however may be said to be practically IN erect
row a. the Democratic members will sleep and eat IN
their places, and provisional arrangement OF some
,ort Is highly necessary to both tneir pohucs ana phys
exis,eucp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
Foreign Soldiers Land Warrants.

:
Information has been received here that res
peetabe citizen Of New Orleans has been charged by
Major Desheiids with obtaining soldiers bounty
pay by orgeros. II s supposed he got
he muster roll from OF the clerks employed
in the War Department here. The amount thus fraud
identity obtained Ia unknown. The matter will undergo
searching examination here, as II is supposed this
frsuS y very extensive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
FOR THE GOLD REGION DIRECT!
CALIFORNIA PACkEr-sHtP
Passengers Well Provided For.

Freight fgkcl C0nslgHnsaf
IL TIE FINE FASf->AfLIN6 4 No. l. ueHly-ov
80 pered pacsetship APOLLO vii sail wahia fe~
foo the Gold Re- ion on ma coast Of California
ming there tt the most eri point ir severe
months and then returning 10 New NOrs Ps-se gers WI
be supplied with sl re-esssres and have The privilege n
akng ~ chip their home and sioreh0use daring the whole
time she remains OK the coast the same ~ when on vs
voyage Prices for passage ans freight very low better
opportunity In every rssrrci cannot ~ red thsn mi.
Apply on board Immediately n h- foot u Chsmhe -
North River df az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

uci been known Oh fail gI7r- entire Satisfaction n the sale
C leary 1tN bottles cert lI almost ever Cuaff~r %
globe Do feel percl sg g.aied % tnd - .sge ard
very respectable potion u the medical profession laying
aside PREJUDICE snd giving medicine FIR and Impair
tai ia and ics their pracr- II Is especially drs gned
Antspssmocic In hs alrpie yet pOE eriui "e6cns
they hAgest once ne irferral stmusnt sni eNefnsi
counter rrifHrt esDec ally necessary In cholera All fau
l-ni and spzsmOiic Affections stops disrles 10 is most
samfg character Immediately sid gives Instant relief 10
The fpEmodic scion aeon The sysl. rholmsic End al
Oihef pains yield Immediately lO il Influence We certain
y stand sune 10 being courenanced by the h- families
The land among whom we proud % l- Grin els.
Costss, irvings, suydsms, LudloVs Morses L0rr srs
Schernerhous. &c IN short r1eenhs n the Of hi.
and many other .tiss use o b. lieu 0f all others
Orce 80 Pesri-s ~ rsfrrss o. Broadway q Retcirg
Co Bosior AID of he drsgsss generally. 80 cents
- = dozen DIS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
GOLD AND CALIFORNIA.


SHIP OF l,oo0 TONS bURDFN
- WILL HAVE IMMEDIATE DISPATCH kOk
AZ San Francisco and The iOd REGIONS, com landed
by F. @ Cameron, one of the Oldest srd en-
client Caplsus ont Of the port Of NewNos lie TN,
IN command urder Commodore De- Kay, OF the q : Fn
gate Macedonian her ate mission OF mercy Irelsrd
aud Scotland An experienced and skiiiul SURGEON snd
PLY stefan viii out 10 the Assoc siou Which IL formed o.
steady ard respectful rrf-rns Advantages are
offered rarely be with cannot bat he ssctoy
10 MI de-rous Of eDlbgrkng Tor that country
rS- Particulars known on application TO the Cap ain,
Ico NEsaau-st ana 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
Sinking of Ftatb oats.

PTTrssURGH. Wednesday, Dec. l3
Within the lest day or two severai fiatbOats
have been sunk by accident in Allegheny River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
FOR SALE.


a.. FOR -ALE-The furniture. fixtures lease and
~ good viii o. the business Of Hotel Roadway 10
= he CIV 81 New York. Apply 70 Edward Marsh No
Y Posrs Building cor u Hanover and Exchange Place
beis cen The hours Of and ~ A. NJ. and and r NJ
diJl
- AT PRIVATE -ALE-The M ern two-sory
- and attic house and Ot with under cea siusted NJ
- Bergen-st near Courtst Brooklyn House. very con
venieut and IN excellent order Lot "a by 100 feet n.
the purchase money may remain bond and mortgage
FOR particulars applyto
Dc lw A. J. BLEECKER, Aucaoneer Broadst
- FOR SALE CnEAP-A beautiful country seat
~ Tarry.own with about fifteen acres Of land fronting
the Hudson River; house - feet front - feet deep
TWO stories high well stocked with apple, pear, plumb
peach and cherry Trees Of the beat kinds Apply
premises :. Il. rOMPKINS
TsrryiOwn, Nov. n n2s Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Meeting OF the Members of the L. r.
Mengher Club " TIE City q NevY0rs. vii Be be-
On Friday evening, Ism inst a Hermitage Hail. corner
Houston ARD zen ga for he purpose OF making
meris or he disposition q the znds AL th- Contributors
10 tbs Club are Invited - siiend.
Ry order. THOS = MEAGHER PresI
joan kaFsSsSH Secretsry ala q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

CORPORATION NOTICES

DCBLIc ADMSlsTRATORs OFFICE 80. Nassau. street
Notre hereby Che f-fs- and Of sl Of JOHN
GILBERT ~ q tie Cy Of S-~ You, 'aeman --.--s. 'fi
who ALLEGED tu have 80 l~sff that tie effects Of the si
ias ilensn1- ri e flb be- Administered ani
fHos~f n tJ n lrcorilg a a0e-s de- 30 claimed -
s- aN l administrator 81 he deceased 81 f % las
n Js.usrJ l-H-- Dated s-e fors December J. ~
90 issf1 JANIS THAlER P1bi4 Afm.rstraf0r
DrBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFcICE. NJ Sas.aa-.,-No
tae hereby t- relatives and kn Of CHARLES
CARROLL st@ ri t- CT 81 N- Yors merchant Decreased
Feo alleged % have sed t-stfs that -ha apply he
k-o ne County ot Nv fors or -tfers upon
NJ at- ~ ne -f ntsstite on III - Day of January
oclfs n the 1r-loDn-Dsi-r Nv fors December
dl -tef~ JAMES = ThAfEK. Public AdmIn-,fator
DCBLic ADMINISTRATORS OFFicE, So ss.saa street
Ngtce h-s1y The JUDAH
LEVY sts Of - Anns Bay Jtmaa, trader. ssc@ssec
-g-d - Lave r-f interstate that sha f-
he County of N=w forl. for Letters 0l Aim11 upon
estate lf the sad ~ nest f-
of.oft m NJ f1rsufr1--Das1 Ne- fors. Ncs. D.
MI lzN+~ JAMES THAfFk. Plltc Afrln.strstlr
DtBLlc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE 80 7 Sas-as street -
Netc- h-o-1y ~ e feats-s ant ~ ~ EfIZA
b. IN GOLDEN at- oi tie t ~ s- Y9ri cr-s sosl o.
c-ti. aad ele alleged % have ft Inf-stit~ a.
~ ,arrze Of ih- Comfy 81 A-s fo. or Le-f. Aanfr
tf Upon fl~ -ate pho -stal-. Gas of
-f 1-ff ar i oraak tl- Tlr. s.r =.
l.t. JANE, 81 iHAlkh. Plbc Aiul1.strafof ~ zt.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
T,,IIFORNIA HOLIDAYS PATENT INDI

CAIiFORNIA HOLIDAYS PATENT INDIA
y RUBBER BOAT which Gao Be be made 10 any form
Of sny other chesp sud convenient shape IA ls
the thing FOR crossing sud navigating stresms 10 wild
county ard portable ihsn any other Kind OF boat
snd carry rue srge enough 70 accommodate
persous Simple and not ishe TO get out or order
wsgon body be puI this bosi ard the running
put top. The body being osded with merchandise or
pssseng forms the center OF gravity beresf he cener
Of support snd nsures entire sy snt makes the OILY safe
and prsclcah lncs Rubber Boat Float USE dozen
OF the properly arranged ami sshet together would
mske ran or floating bridge discover
ed hence various persols hsve during The pasi FEW yesrs
used nv discovery Ny patent covers al bOais made with
cylinders combined with waterproof clch canvass
bottom AIRY f4nher Infringement Of my patent unneces
ssry IS willing 10 sell right. % use my patent on fair
terms HORACE r. DAY,
Manufacturer OF India Rubber snd GUS Percha Goods.
dif Wv 3 Courtsni-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
- rOR COIUNnIl RIyRR, ORFeuN-

%S----i IA SAN FhANtl>to, tALlfoHNiA-nn"s~
Portland. ON the " -h.on'Hh River The supt ne
very fasssng cuppsrtd ard copper fastened BARK MA
DONNA. having usi heer ecfhsuied snc ur coprfrrf
ccfVs nted ~ John " Couch. who has hai fno yesr
experience in iha nava su1u ~ tho Couufin W ha ms
disely dispatched for he above ports aeins nosi
lent accommodations tor Ten cabin passengers only, IA
vessel Offers first opportunity tur persons defrrn
Of Portable ard eNrsdnous ps-sa On ~ he sab
scrbers fsmisr with me business q Oregon ard Csts
nis viii receive clnsii Is for either port for Re tut
OF lon hhls frtiahi or passage. spplyfp
dl3u AWERN,NS 4 STARR - Souths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
inc pail STEAMSHIP cor
IL - ~ Ny -rLLL L- : II AL Z !, =.

The CALfFOKNtA.of o5oiors Cart Ci.rs
isud forb-s The PANAMA Of ISL toni. Cspt " n an
Stout. the OREGON, 81 les tors. CspL Robeu "A PEI,
sornO~ their Way 20 The Pscnr. Intended % e.v
s.Snia for ports IN Central Amrrcs. Mexico and Calls,
MS 'oows rte ar the 5th Of Jsruzsg ma secos
the l5h OF Fehrusry the hrt Tho IL. u Msrch "a
thereafter OF fis srre steam -prckets vii e,v.
Panams The Isl = each mon a. An experienced Surser
Will accompany esch ship Passengers n he after esh,.
furnished BEDDING, hui not ana Quors And I'll
be allowed space for personal baggage free 90 he eNse
Of so ibs weight freight 90 ari a other sos.
so per TON. ali pee cent specie Package. should m
exceed 10 Toe weight for mule csulsgs
.Hf EsHsH IN Re-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

CoURr or Oyer

CoUBr OF OYER AND TERMINEE.-lhe objection 10
the legality Of eJuy ne ground at ne 30 additional ordered
The first day the ~ invalid order The
of 1871 requiring they ss Be- summoned day. before
md AFTER days notice DE psren allowed 1rf The
nTf ffos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
CALIFORNIA.


ITO THOSE PERSONS woo wish 10 invest = small
1 suu q money without ary nos OF ne nuh. in
project where the prospect q suos Of mailing I'VE
tines the invested IN nine months tine the follow
irk proposition Is mate VIZ TO form Joint stock com
parry called the NewYork and Csiforris Joni Stock
Company with cspiisl OF 5000. 10 shares Of each
person being allowed 70 tske leo shares S0
The Oh would 5000 bui of
nee who iske stock ~Oald take from hundred
sb.re. would greatly reduce the number Of Shareholders
Mheu the stock iskrn vessel % Sufficient SIZE will he
purchased ara feghe with goods snf merchkrts- suits
BE Tor the markets ~ san Francisco under he direction u
The Stock Holders n the Company oys responsible Com
itiee OF I've stock Holder. who ~ also out in the
vessel sell the cargo and make returns 10 the CompsDy
t. Al poor men who wish 70 invest Asna sun 10 project
which promises fair return Tor money invested
rn.pce = now offered. All persons wishing take stock
io hi. Corupsn, are requested direct eer Beris-
min Curtis Secretary and Treasurer ~ he New 0rk
CAliforuis Stock Co Al this Office
should the above project with The appreciation q TIE
czets Of New York, the books vii he open Tor subscrp
non the Tuesday Of next week, al place 20 be
harasnar de.ilnaled. dll b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

Passage the lowercsbin Deduction N "a
the above Pssssge In the forward cshn from Psnsm.
% either of the above named ports s including Only he
rstons furnished u the crew NJ ps,.sa-
cured until PAID Tor Apply al he olce ~ ne c, npsuy
New. York. = Soutr-.t on elsff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

PERJURY AND FoRGERT.--A young man named
Theodore Lent who was accused some time since Of
perjury In swearing that he Of age when execu-
ting deed Of partnership with Theod Hatfield
and serward refusing his debts By stating that
he was minor, was yesterday committed 10 prison By
Justice McGrsth, on a charge Of having passed bill
on which he had forged the OF James Lentsll 70
Christian Pfeer Of 81 Cortland for two watches and
aerward swore that he did not endorse the name Of
Lentall on IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

sUPERIoR CouRr.-Belore Chief Justice Oakley
TIE yurors made formal Communication fo the Court, comp
shat -re aud scarcely any Gre ie Il
Gs0fgs e. Sa'f rire. Rif Jaei. So Acton or comus
Dqrd Ogdsa Ci0ri,f n NlrfiaN 4 C1f1 recover dam
alleged 1890 bushels
wheat 20 Liverpool isf DO the OBJ Yorkshire nominal seri 20
0f plaintiff and will be- brought up
For ptlH MsIs Cutting ADD Co~en FOR defendant hr Lnf
and Mr.. = Hamilton
Before Judge snderpoel-HUrie vs. Deas.-Sut
yesterday Nerdft pisrff sI3 o.
.f3l,yi Jonaf B4rf'lf Action of tr,srfs- ea
process sai st huf claimed hf PLAN
ths forenoon Mesrs B Bl.nf
7. Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
rvrzIuc DprssrS

Suo LACE AND MUSLIN DRESSES. from s. up-
Ooo wards 6-j cOl0r-1 aud white, figured and do.ed
A-s--n Dresses Also, re1l lhfeA1-.ace Dresses. a.
PETER ROBERTs's
dl3 gal J3 Broadway, be.ueea White and Franzln "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

settled NJ Ls-t.-N- see Thai the Dsp5t fr ne
sac o. J0n-s's Chemical soap md Coral Hsr a--crsnv-
oss removed % eos Brrsc~sy. where a very handsome
IN fact perfect oCu u establish bee, Opened Tor
~ sale ksnsn0sr ssc Broadway, oas door above WAX
N-A 1is 2tes1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

E'OR ,ALE-A hr.i-rsie Dzgu-rreo,ype est.bll.hm.rt
doing good tlsnrs--the best 10 Baltimore psv,r~r,
Er1rP-y esss - TIE pr-s-ri proprietor wishes ~ 70 10
Cafo nia None Iced Apply ssno cannot Command Il 0
Fed, A Il. Baunor-, Nd. dia r.