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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-09-17

81 HERlFF's SALE by virtue Of a wri Of
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio. and to
me directed. will offer for sale, At public outcry,
at the front door of the court house III the town
OF Woodsfeld, in said county. on
Tuesday. the 2lst day Of October, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m, and o'c lock
m, "f said day, the life estate of Elisabeth Ber.
nard IN aud to the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county, 10 wit:
lie east half OF the nurth west quarter OF sec /.
ton 70, township 3, and range 5, containing 80
acres more or less.
Taken ~ execution and levied on as the prop.
cry of Elisabeth Bernard, at the suit Of Isaac
Barnes, for use.
sept II So 25 M. MORROW, Sh'f.
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Jon" tie"de,s0' vs. and wife Petition far Parti.
Adm us,,h,ru a, -, tion and Dotcey.

Adam Henthorn e! al o" """ O''0"'
Adam Henlhorn, Eli Hentho,n, James Hen.
thorn, Narhan Henlh"In. john Hsnthorn, VIII.
liam Hickman and Matilda Hickman his vito,
Peter Stewart and Martha Stewart his wife, and
James stewart. Fanny Stewart. Daniel Stewart,
Nathan Stewart, john Stewart, Peter Stewart, iu-
nior, Ellen Stewart aud Alexander Stewart, minor
heirs of Elizabeth Stewart deceased, and Fanny
He"thorn, widow Of William, lately deceased.
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 2lst day of August, A. d. 1851, ia
the count OF common pleas within and for the
county OF Monroe aud state Of Ohio, BY John
Henderson, aud Nancy Henderson his wife, and 10
now pending, wherein the said John Henderson
demands partition Of the following real estate, to
wit. The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twenty eight, township two
aud range four; also, the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty-eieht, town
ship two and range four, all lying and being in
Monroe county, Ohio; aud that st the next term
OF said court application will be made by the said
John Henderson for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises
JOHN HENDERSON.
BY WIRE & MITCHELL, his Att'ys.
Aug. 81, 1851. w
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SsS HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
~ Vendiioni Exponas Issued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohn. aud To
me directed. vi offer for sale, at public outciy,
at the front door OF the court house ia the town
Ut Woodsheid, In SAID county, OH
Tuesday the 21sl day of October, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m, ard O'Clock
m. Of said day. The following dess,ihed lands aud
tenements. lying aud being iD said county. to wit:
One equal undivided eleventh part OF the east
half Of the south west quarter aud north ives. quar-.
ter of section 2S, township 3. and range s; also the
north hall Ut the south east quarter of section "a
township 8, Of fraUge4
Taken in execution and levied on as the prnp.
erty OF Peter Hsught, at the suit of Nathan Ho.
lister.
septl 81 81 M. MORROW, Shift.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- Ve"dilioni Exponas Issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry, al
the front door Of the court house in the tow n Of
Wnodsfeld, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 2lst day Of October. 1851.
between the hours of 10 o'clock IN, and O'Clock
p IN, OF SAID Gay. the following described lands and
tenements lying and being p said county. to witt
The north hall OF the south east quarter of sec.
tion No 81, township No 8. aud range No. 6,
Containing 81 and ll-l00 acres. more or less.
Taken III execution and leried on as the proper.
~ OF Joel Gregory at the suit of the Guernsey
Branch OF the State Bank OF Ohio
sept IL 50 IL M. MORROW, Sh'f.
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HAMES McKAlN'S ESrATE.-No,ice n
- hereby gwen that the subscriber has been an.
pointed and qualified az administrator of the estate
oi James Mic kan lato at Monroe coupty. de.
ceased WILLIAM McKAIN, Ad,nr
Sept. 10, 1851 7. Gg .89gt' ~
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Al Of which notce1s given pursunt to law.
Given under my hand, 1t my Office in Woods.
hslds this eih dsy of September. A. D. 1851.
M MORROW, Sheriff. M. C.
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BRANfTvs INDIAN
PULMONARY RALSAM,
The Great COUGH REMEDY.


Many years Of experiegee and more han Handred
Thau.ind Cures OF Cnusumpffye ComplsntA
have proved the undoubted satisfaction OF all peDora
who have become acquainted with this wondra rsmsds,
that it Is greItIy superior, because 10 seefanS and
healing, aud more certain 10 cure ConsumptiOn 81
tie Lungs, than any other Remedy In the world We
know however that Il said by t.st Consumpioa
can not be cured Be that the opinion Of the many ,bs
few sha attempt to argue wh such, but this Us
Diu s1y and do assert fact which eau ho proved N
thousand. Of cases, that ibis medicine has cured
Coughs aud diseases which, beo,s the cures effected,
were called reni Consumption, and which were q.
tended with synptorIs that resembied and were IN all
respees ss the eyupms OF those tcho die aud tshsa dad
ore said 10 have dd with that fatal disease Consump.
tIou. Tis Balsam has cured toasonds Of persons whe
were said be hopelessly sfictedwho hsd hard DIV.
vaeking o hs-rails III the Breasf, Ses, and Bsa-
DimcuIfy Uf lsreati,ing-Puraenf Erpsesovahe.-
Hectic FeperNiyht SDeats-and yvastiuG away Of fho
Flesh and Blood. Persois having soeh eonPlsints
have been cured AFTER said they could not 1.-Two
week longer. This Medicine has cured some who we're
supposed to be in dying state, but by the use VI
this remedy they now live, and enjoy good health.
This BaIsain Is purely vegetables compound. Il b
peasan 10 take hnd does injury In any stage OF dis
ease or under my crcuinsances. II effects s wosdsrs
full and almiost miracul0us Cures by Purifying,
Srsnyu.e'irg. and Invigorutins the whole sy,sm--
BY eqnGxiay te eiJc~tdiion and producing healthy ac
ton--thus dluying COugh-sootiin9 The Eeryes-and
aiding and fIri!ita'ng BxpcctOration. IL Cures is
following discusses, VIZ. -
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Proclamation!

NyHE qualified electors Of the county Of Mon.
roe 10 the State Of Ohio, are hereby notified
tiist the next annual election viz be hidden in the
several townships OF said county at the usual
places nf holding elections. an the second Tues
day OF October, A. d, 1851. being the lAih day
.of said month, at which time the following officers
are 10 be voted for and chosen, to wit:
- Governor.
Lisutsnsnt Governor,
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
q Auditor Of State, so,
! Secretary Of State, .'1'
Treasurer Of State. .,-tr,.5s
4 Attorney General,
Member of Board OF Public Works for 3 years,
4 Member 0f Board Of Public Works for 2 years,
Member OF Board Of Public WoIks for yesr,
Judge Of the court Of common pleas for the
second subdivision OF the eighth Judicial district
coppoeed Of The counties Of Belmont, Guernsey
aud Moosae,
- sena,or for tho counties of Guernsey and
MonTos,
Representative for Monroe county.
Probate Judge.
J Clerk Of the Court, a..r
Z Prosecuting Attorney. g,A n .5
Eherif. ~ afl'f.
iCoroher.
i Treasurer, and
II Commissioner. a5qis yttsss&. sI
aAnd the Trustees of tho several townships. in
said county, are required to return the following
eomosr Of jurors from their respective townships,
Il 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-09-17

IT ANDoN BEAEEs, ESTATE. Notice j,
h hereby given that the Subscriber has heen an.
po'ntea aud qualified as administrator of The es.
tate OF i'andon Beanes, iate oi Monroe County.
deceased. . y, ...t'sa., m "a - -
Sept 8, 1881. ~ lE1'l 'V'77ssl,
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gJo0-We are authorized to announce
~ STEPHEN PANCOAST
% candidate for the Office of Probate Judge, al
lhs ensuing October election.
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CLERK

CLERK.
tU-Ws ere authorized 10 announce
HORACE HOLLAND
~ candidate for The Office of Clerk Of the cour,
of Monroe county.
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%. We are authorized to announce
.sl. JAMES DUNNlNGTON,
- candidate for Sheriff Of Monroe county, q,
he ensuing October Election.
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TREASURE

TREASURER.
our,Ws sre authorized to announce
SIMON DRUM, Esq.
- candidate for the Office Of county Treasurer.
n the next October election.
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Slaa PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
40 ~ We are authorized to announce
- iist4 ELlEL HEADLEY
% candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attor
osy. at tis ensuing October election.
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Ma. f. roR-PIea-e announce
JEREMIAH HOLLlSTER,
g . candidate for Probate Judge at the October
Election. ,e..s r,s ~ slta.s.t!
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SHERIFF.
Ma. EDIToR-P Please snmouncs the name of
JAMES N. SIMMONS,
90 candidate for the office OF Sheriff. at the en-
suing election, by request Of many voters.
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"a, oyrws are authorized to announce p
.Sssr. JOHN X LYNCH
% candidate for the Office of Probate Judge, a
the ensuing October election.
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COMMT9af0Nnp

COMMISSIONER, H
10 We sre authorized to announce
-'"7" STEPHEN DOUGHERTY,
OF Wayne township. as a candidate for Comms.
sioner Of Monroe County. at The next October
election.
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-SAnd the Trustees of tho several townships. In
said county. are required to return the following
e0mesr Of jurors from their respective townships,
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o. We are authorized 20 announce
alfl Fo.-A JAMES WEIR
PRosATE JUDGE

Of belmont county, as an independent candidate
for District Judge, at the ensuing October election.
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Sept. 8. 1871. So IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-11

rJH strongest cure
rorms-such the
acty the loss Of
pcpent consumption debility arising ucm tevs
fever heat cod oh diseas
ersngei eoniron
females suffering from
Amqps the aud highly rsspscah csrGeas sss
70 the following:
Jas Z. DUNN ESQ, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYnok LAWRENCE. tx. Pres- Mass. Senate;
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD. formerly Governor oil Rhode lsand
member Of Congress:
Hon. WY WOODBRIDsE. fosmerr Governor Of Michi-
gan, now U. 2. Senator;
Hon; ! T MoREHEAp. formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon. j f. slsncss. U. g. Senator from Rheas island;
Hos s SAs't F. PHELPS. w. p se.atos from Ve:mont;
EHon. soLOsos F0ors. member Of Cocsvess from VT I;
Hon. Il. D. fosTER. member OF Congress from Penn'a;
Hon NJ L.. MARTIN. Delegate In Congress fIon Wiscon-
sin Territory: t..s-'
Gen, a q. DopsE. member in Congress from Iowa
3. SrOwE, ESQ.,. Clerk the House oil Reprssentvas
70. rEoWsRInsE Esg., Detroit, Mich
Bor Es II ssss 19SSaus Iowa.
Many mvidusso the
who viii confirm all tina, h. been said this ievsah
medicine. DR.. GEO. T. GREEN. Proprietor, Wnsdsr, VI
REED. BATES & AUSTIN Wholsaale Orussinss, No.
For sas BY WRIGHT i g., Isl Chan,s. Il.
~ Price 81 per bottle, siI hottes Tor - "a
~ cAUTioN-Each Genuine O1ygsuaisd Bissn
viii the outside wrapper printed Engah French and Span
With 81 Geo Green, fropr Three
Sides and, adtron finely engraved label
bottle with tina Reed Bales AUSTIN Who the ss
General Agents. And to vhsm all sre must Be sddrssssL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-11

RECORDER GENoIs' CoURr.-Yesterday the
Recorder resumed his duties, having returned from
his fortnights leave of absence which was granted
BY the Council. A number of petty cases of as
sauts brought, and affidavits made, but
nothing interesting appeared in connection with
them.
Breach of Trust.--Mr. Martin Leahey appeared
before his Honor, to complain of named
James Quinn, against whom he made affidavit,
charging him with having committed breach of
trust. He stated that about three weeks ago he
was on board OF the steamer Corr nne and entrusted
to him eighty dollars for safe keeping, with un-
Outstanding that it should be delivered to him on
demand. When he asked Quinn for it yesterday
| morning, he refused to give it to him, wherefore
he charges him with appropriating it to his own
| use. warrant was eranted for his arrest, and
executed last evening.
| Assauiting a Har5or Master. - Yesterday,
Luke Nunnary was brought before the Recorder
and held to bail on charge Of assauting John
Slamer, deputy harbor master. On Monday after
noon, the defendant was driving his dray on the
Levee, in violation of the ordinance of the Mum
cipality, and on Mr.. Slamer ordering him to g
into the street with his vehicle, he abused and in
| suited him. t-
ARRAY in tile Beer Garden Ball Roon,.-Al
affidavit was made, yesterday, by Christian Gins
beke against four men named Martin Bolts, Pau
Spindler, Jacob Steasey and Frederick Eberhart
for assaultng him. He made statement to tn
! effect that he was at Monks Beer Garden, on tn
Canal Carondelet, on Sunday night about on
: | o'clock and whilst in the dancing room he asked
woman to dance with him, but she refused. Bott
then advanced upon him, said the woman was hi
wife, and violently assaulted him, and the othe
, three men assisted in the assault, which was
t very aggravated one. The whole of the partie
were held to bail, to appear and answer the charg
| when called upon
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A CARD.

THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
leans exciting the Of the Board of Heath
and the Medical Faculty, has led to full investigation
the reo and by DIR. Siuonds OF the satiti
cal tables of hygiene and mortuay facts which laid be
fore the community in of lectures al bycenm Hail
BY careful examination of the comparative health and
morality bills of Boston and New Orleans different
RODS discovered in both places within
the the mainly abu table
to increased cleanliness, Undue, by Shower i'athing.
In Boston, five years ago. Hydropathy became mania,
and the SHOWER BATH aiiording the most economics
and convenient mode of treatment, was readily adoped
health and dminutOn OF the mortuary bills o
Ne crean greatly Attributable TO the Of the Pr
RYAN BATHS by at least THOUs AND PERSONS, who
the hot weather which they are exposed
manifest their ru5dy cheerful feelings and elias
stels degree of health OF which be uues
they use the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS. WHICH ar
for sale the manufacturers, E.WOetD PERRY,
je3 I'm 90 Magazine street
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CAPTURE OF RoBBER AND RECOVERY OF
STOLEN PRopERTY.--Yesler Officers Hays and
Dunbar arrested man named John McEvoy
upon charge of robbery. On searching his trunk
for the stolen property, the officers found pistols,
As pair OF gold earrings, 3S breaspns, II silver,
and 2 gold watches. 80 gold studs, 65 gold rings,
a quantity of wearing apparel, and other articles,
which were stolen from the store of c. Hall g. Co,
SO Levee street. Much Of the property has been
identified, but some articles were not recognized.
lie will be brought before the Recorder this
mnrnlng.
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Per steamship Winfield Scott from New York-Mrs Sam'i
Bell. Miss Bell, DR. Mccormick and lady, Mrs Granger
child and servant. Holland and lacy Ms Hawley, Miss
Hawley. A R0beot and lady. Rev r Beade; Messrs II
Z Baldwin,, Granger, P + Amslard, e A Rawiins. A A
Nelson. Harrod. p Mccain. A s'ewar,, John Keo, A
Per steamship Louisiana, from Indianoa and Galveston
Mr. Adams and lady Mr. Hedge and lady BERNARD and lady
Mrs Young and child Mr. Cowan and lady, Mrs Vanburen
Ms Pool. Mrs Lockwood child and setvt, Mrs Chap
man, Capt Lansing. A. Di Neals; Mes Norwood,
Taylor. Wright, Ma,lener Journey; Waksri Au.t. Rex
Hampson, ia Williams-and II on deck.
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TEASE TEASI!
-KHHE TEAS Of the New York Canton Tea Com

\ pany, No. lie
Chath a M street
The oldest + e a
establishment in the
United ST ,tes.l N
Orleans Agency, u
Canal street. These
Teas are more ex-
tenslveiy known and
approved of, than
those of any Other
establishment, in tins
county. Every .ea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-,
,ieavorio cont'Ol The
most val lable and
useful kinds of TEA,
that are impOrted
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A NEGRO KILLED.-An ARRAY took place about
eight O'Clock, on Saturday night in Burgundy
street, between two slave women named Clara
Conner, who belongs to Mr.. Correzallas, and jose
phne Rebe,ty, belonging to F. B. Zones, and a
negro man, named Sam, who was the property Of
Mr. Bounny. The woman beat him very badly,
and threw a large piece of rock at his head, which
made him insensbe, and severely cut him. frac-
turing the skull bone. He fingered until yesterday.
when he died. The women were taken into GUS
tody by Waterman Reed, but bailed out, and since
his death they have not been arrested. 2
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FAM1LYGROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,;
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street. .

TEAS-Of various kinds and qualities
L Coffee :. -;
Braadies and Aiasosa :. -:
London Porter and Scotch Ae:
Prunea, SsFdiueA. Presev and Pickle,
Rnisus, Currapsa- Gsitrna, Grapes AMI fga - +
Buttes Bacon, FtoeS and hice,s
Hams, Sne AZ cured and Westphalia:
| Tougn.s and Dried Beef;
/ :. OLE, Candies. fAjs. etc
Constantly hand by continually recsiv ami lo SAL
on the most reasonable terms l4H Tvs
W. ARTHUR IL CO, IS and 20 New Levee,
IL offer for sale
CoHee-Rio. Havana, Iaguyrs and Old Java:
SugaF-I.Oaf, Crushed. Powdered, Retired and brown
Tea-ChOice and common Green and Black;
Tobacco avendsh varieus auae s and sizes Of plugs;
Wines-Madeira Port, Malaga. Caret, Sauerne, Musca.
Champagne ETC., in glass and wood !;
IiquOth old 'ognac, me'nm ami common do. Gin.
Rum. Peanh Brandy, Cherry Brandy
Wheky-O'd Rye and tourbon, Scotch and IRISH Malt
CorliaisAsurted. Cufac0a Absynthe, MsraschlDn,
Spces-Pepper, Aispics Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves etc
Pickles-Ui ali sizes and Qualities
Provisions and Gvocere, OF all kinds. ap3o God
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbs.
II expressly for family use
Picked Salmon. in kits and half kits;
Mess Mackerel, in Kits and half kits
No. / DO in half bbls., quarter bbs, kits and halt
IIaibuts, Napes and Fins. in quarter bbs;
Dried Cod Fish, fine article a
And very large assortment OF Family and Plantation
Stores, together with fu assortment Of Ship Chandey,
for sale low-by tap22f F. EVANS Il Co, 73 Camp
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE II.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouNCIL.-Last even
ing was the usual time for the meeting Of this
body. At about twenty-seven minutes past six
o'clock, the Council was called to order, upon the
suggestion of Alderman Brother, and Mr.. Haw-
thorn took the chair. As there were only seven
members present, on the calling of the names,
motion was made to adjourn, and Alderman Haw-
thorn announced that the Council stood adjourned
until Tuesday next. In about half minute after
this adjournment, Recorder Caldwell entered the
Council Chamber, and walked to the elevated ros-
trum upon which the Presidents chair is placed.
On taking his seat, he was informed that an ad-
jonrnment of the Council had taken place, and he
then remarked, addressing himself to several report
ers who stood in front of his desk:
my time to be here is six o'clock, but half an
hours grace is always allowed, and it is not half
past six yet. Who adjourned the Council :"
Reporter" MI. Hawthorn, sir" 60.
Recorder" What time is it?
Rsporter-" Twenty minutes past six"
Recordsr-"I was in the Recorders room, wait
ing for the time to call the Council to order. 1t is
not half past six vel"
Here his Honor, with theatrical flourish of his
presidential hammer, gave his desk three raps, to
call the Council order second time, and several
HeinDtTS Anouc thcii oPPooioHcC anu tooh tAoii
seats.
Alderman Perry then inquired, els your Honor
aware that the Council has been called to order
and adjourned!"
Recorder-"I am not aware. The time has no
arrived for calling the Council order yet, if the
hall. hours grace is given, as usual. In the win
ter when the Council meets at five o'clock, thu
balf.hour is given, and | suppose it to be contem
plated that it shall be given in the summer. N
report was made to me of the Council being ad
journed, nor was informed, though in the Re
corder's room, of the intention to adjourn it; ant
now | have come to my place, | see no Secreiar
present to read the names, take any report
The regularity OF one time cannot make up for tn
irregularity OF another, and this proceeding
strange. Let the sergeant alarms see if ther
Care any more members present in the ante-roon
or any of the other rooms
This functionary then retired at the right centre
according to stage parance, and, on his return
informed his Honor, while standing in front Of hi
desk, that no other members were present.
Rec0rder-" What action will the Council take ?
Mr.. Shieids-"I move we adjourn
Recorder" The Council stands adjourned unit
the usual meeting, on Tuesday next"
His Honor then left his seat and the cortege
Aldermen, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Reporters, lie
the Council Chamber.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT. - Yesterday Charles
Verdon was put upon his trial. and charged with
entering the house of Mr. John Jefferson, in Mel
pomene street, with intent to steal. He was re-
manded to prison TO await sentence.
Assault Nth Intent TO Kill. - John Pritchard
was put upon his trial for assaultDg Dennis
Kenny on the 18Th of March, at the New Basin,
by striking him with piece Of wood, and putting
out his left eye. He was found guilty, but recon-
mended 10 mercy, and the Judge sentenced him to
one months imprisonment.
Assdut.--Francis Kean was tried for assauting
Robert Rouhet. on the night of the 18th of Febru
airy, at the corner of Champ Elysee and Leves
Streets by cutting him on the face. He was fond
guilty, but recommended to mercy, and remssided
for sentence.