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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
\ SHERWOOD viii hereafter con-

w dne his attention ~ training 4 single class of
Young gentlemen during the last preceding their al
mission College the Counting houSe--t1 commence
18TH of September Circulars Of plan, terms. g. can
be had the house NJ 81 Clntonpace. See advertise
ment IN The Er.n'ag Post ) WFStliw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

SCHOOL for BONS-At No. 100 Hicks.
- Brs.,,i,n The Pal Term o. rs ls>ii'a ;,1a ".
commence "a MONDAY. SEPT. D.. ani couu.re eie,ss
weeks : T.. COMiNG>. \ VI .l~-
avs HsMNAF' \ g. rAYLOR. AM. Irarnrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
DRlVATE SALE.-Near Glen Cove,

on Long Island fine FARM II l40 acres, well tim
bersd with locust chesnui and other timber Has many
fne Budng Sites Will be sold ratcly together q
snt purchasers For terms and particulars apply to
BI,EECKER, AuctOneeT, I BrOad-st. IS lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
HIGH-BRlDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

u i EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD These Lots
situated the Meschessr SIDE III the Harlem River
between McComb's Dam Bridge and the High Bridge ANY
person acquainted with the suburbs of this City, viii per
ceve viewing the Hsh Bridge Lots, that they possess
great advantages for residences over all other localities
about the C aud that they cheaper than other
property well situated The bill for the 8th-av Railroad
having been signed nv the MAYOR the road will I've
menced fsthwith and speedily finished please inquire
and learn the fsctl The fare FOR the entire ength of the
road 90 be but cents The presented from al
par OF tins property eNceehnely nteTesng
embracing most beautiful of hand and water THIS
property also has WIDE foA, upon the Harlem River
thereby sordng facility isr boating and fishing For
maps and other information apply 10
Inc n NJ a oh ct a VI Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
NARM NEAR YONKERS-For sale.

containing 10 acres II which " wood, good fruit
and water the land excellent and heal
thy, with view down Long Island There new dwell
and all the other outhcUses good The
gong abroad Price There are II OppOrt nnitic>
daily except SUNDAYS, AT g. and fares IL lies 3 miles
northeast of Nonkers staton, and miles west Of BOnN
VILE Harlem Railroad Apply al No 10 Plstt-st., up
stars. au2S lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
DUJLDING PLOTS in MORRISA-

NIA-The subscriber off for few days some very
eeiby situated LOTS OF sizes Upper Morrsa
ma they been reserved from the late sale and dlst
button Of the Loury Tract, and are now offered al private
sale Al The original price, and favorable terms If APP
Piled r soon Thus property unsurpassed for beaut. and
saubr convenient to the depot and the rce Is far be-
be made IN the city to MORGAN co, No AL Pearl 81
at the Land Office Upper MoUlsana Depot, and of the
subscriber al ms residence near the property
VIM JARVIS Agent for the sale of said property
s3us Upper NuTnsania, MeStchesitf 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

KNO LEI-Part Of a House, IN NtsI-
- Twebtv fourth st. near 10Th -aE- c'nsls-li5 "
ON. an second for and front basement. VITA ~ ~
bath room Kent is PER Seyertl INES oi -
I'm IN the nsghDoThOod Address L J., Ii'D' nc D--
ar2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

ANY PERSON desiring to dispose of
or purchase Real Estate KIND OF Business,
recommended call at the NETWORK REAL Is TATE
OFFICE. No b83 BOwery a. the charges are moderate
and all made there sasiactory. Wanted as
above, number f Farms al Prices from 500 o. slv0
also houses aud lots IN the and vicinity also 70
change houses and lot, farms Applications are re-
ceved for the purchase sale of Hotels and other bu
For further particulars apply Al No oS5 brlalWtN
corner of AIzIty. aug I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

CANT finished SILK Hats at the low price Of So usual
IL sold at 81 an article at 50 80 and - 23 neat Has 81
BROWN. l58 Canal-st..
aua lms next 20 the corner of SullNan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
n iyMWy A'O ''' WIN NJ SWAIN President

w CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLST cry,
w .HOUsE and Shp-Funshing Warerooms, 353
(;rand- New York where viii b. found complete
and husk also beds mattresses palassss and cushions
also beds ads of every description patent screw, ron
oiRt lock 1nt cottage aud tTunds cots sc
also splendid variety of paper hanging, borders. &c MI
would call particular attention a. hs style OF har
md sr,rinr mattresses Bold beds aud mattresses
-epovated and made equal to new. BY
w CEAWBUCk, s5s Grand st second door
QUO l,s east Of Essex-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
: INSLEY'S SCHOOL at WEST
INSTITUTION for the

wv y w IFFIN TUT INF
u EDUCATION II BOYS No 2j9 Greene IT. wear
Clinton place, j. II PATTON 4 Principal. will tr
reopcncd On MONDAY. sept That parents No.
come acquainted with the character IF ths msiduivn
reference made o. OF those patrons who have had
s4ns from Go three wears fpr the sake Oi CO.
yenience their address T. also gwen
II r Rcmsen. Esl No a Gh-ay.,or NJ % Ptrs plao,
T. j Brown. Esq. Ne 100 Wh.st or NJ u William
ia, y Thomas F,q. No p ~ Mari splace or n, Z
Reayor-St VIM Sloane. Esq NJ. 10 fss 18th ~ "
2lj Broadway. r Townsend, E,l NJ - Great Jones
st. Nathan starr. ESQ. No Great Jones It = Ne a.
No 80 Wall 4 ia, G. Gregory. va No % Ma
NJ NJ Van Bcuren. Ds4 No n West lithst
II 6wMMNF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
TO and WESTERN TAI

NOSOt / HERN and W rs fRN Al
Il LORS, CLOTHlERS, Sc.-Your attention : sol-
cited 10 extensive stock Of Ready Made clothing Wch
has been manufactured with the increasing e-
mand for goods al Wholesale # superior style ana ch-
heretofore offered THIS market, "chi
from hong experience the best trade Of the city We are
enabled 10 produce and a. such prices reader Them ne
acceptable the Of economy and thu aNAit-
hle the nroas upon your business which are
beng made by the merant vendors Il the trash WIN
which the country Is being inundated In word pir-
chasers at establishment have the obvious advantage
OF a selection from what may be relied the most
fashionable aud desirable garments
WM I JENNINGS co, No 81 Broaivav.
aul3 II American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

ROOk-BINDERS' LEATHER-The
1suhscriler has ALWAYS ou hand and i constantly
cevIng English coOred Skyers colored Calf French
Turkey Morocco, Russia Red Leather, sailed SPINS and
Calf Book cloth, French. German and American Marhlr
Paper and every other article required IN dery large
assortment II George DHseys superior bark s'efs nanN
Sheep and law Calf always hand AL I'd tht iDpse are
offered for sale at the lowest market prices, ny . -
au7 2ms JAMES COOK, 2yJt Prirl-st &, y I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
V,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

i tween NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. BALrI.
MORE and WASHINGTON New-YorS Office Garner n
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, rear Of the Exchange.
Tie PIONEER LINE, with four wires from " aShngt0n
t. New YORK having Offices AT New York. jersey CITY,
Newark. New Brunswick. Prmceton, Trenton. Phadel-
uha Wilmington. Havre &c Grace Baltimore and W ash
ington City. and connecting with all the Great Norss
Lines East. West North and South. This Company hay-
ing lately made alrS OF the hne, greatly IN
creased IL facilities and thorous~E systeua;zed Y,
business the TRANSMISSION and mode Of delivery OF mes
sagcs prepared % receive transmit and denver
any number Of required for the accommodation ~
the public. with accuracy, promptness and ndehf
hitherto gnequaled The telegraphlng business OF the
public s therefore pectfuy solicited ~ the Office cor
% ivNWE VIM NJ SWAIN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

W. and Day school f1r Young ladies'. ". cnrner II
Mad son av and 9Sth-st New NnrS -Nadhme Chesaray
respectfully informs the parents ana guardians ~ her pu
nls ard the public the above Institution will he
opened Monday. September lo 1851 In point ri >au
briy and Tranquility the situation 90 the establishment
un>ur aS>sd = I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

T1OR SALE-On Staten Island, roomy
EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM of 200

~ -, ~ s.Io IN vhch Is a IIfge double HOUSE,
Nth OIJTBI IIDINGS compete-iOcton cannot be sur
nasxed-2l miles from Port Chester and miles from kye
station The Farm will pay good interest on te money
re0ured to purchase u For terms and further particulars
apply to T W CARPENTER, on the premises
au20 GteOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
NOR SALE-orEXCHANGE for CITY

ppoprRTy "A beautiful place. adjoining the vi
-, T., CLestey CONTAINING 10 acres. cOnyeneni hOuse
and out buildings fruit 81 ever DESCRIPTION isG ?, oo';
o,,a. and Ilck wheat In barn wheat and 10 tuns 81
r. Th,se beautiful vegetable gardens, two me cows
sosl,r, pgs &c within fifteen miles Of ne Syy , ~
$50 ,o,nsdafely For particulars inquire OF "lLLihh
HCSTn No hi Sulliyan-st.. Y. Also, me sa1die
IA sy,,sys Horse and carriage suitable for Doctor
1ro.,.s econ AT 10 al S1iIvaL-st. AUS liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
DRIyATE SALE.-House and Lot on

the north SIDE q East 23ist, between ls and 2d-ays
BRICK house three stones and basement 10 feet uches
front and AZ feet deep with Crot0n-water gas iAlur
and all the modern Improvements SIZE 0i lt B1ees
inches by % feet inches hall The block For psrcu-
lars apply to A, j. BLEEi kEh TO DiYs eo,f q,
Also lot Of ground the corner Of 3D. av and a8ts
50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

HAIR DNE.-Persons in want of
HAIR DYE that viii color the Han Whissers. Eve
bTows and the SKIN, VII please refer o. Ae Ha Dress
this city that have used for. and 70 me Agents,
{. II Ring 1872 Broadway. and VI. Ward Co. IS haaeh-
lane This Is the best Of reference ManuIaetue. AZ
Rochester by (aui h,2taw' MxW) JAMES BROWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
for SALE.-A deslra-

y bic Residence al MOrrlsown, y J with about Two
acres of Ground about ~ rods from the railroad
depot The house and Outbmldings are IN good order
Upon the ground about 200 Fru ees OF the choicest
varieties and m full bearing vines shrubs. &C making
convenient aud pleasant residence for gentleman dong
business the city The cars leave at I'VE OF M different
hours during the day for MOulsOwn. Price 1000 For
further particulars inquire of
HOMER MORGAN. No. Plnc-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
northumberland.

L'htNI II LANUJ ~ F..-I ruIt>>uI n
Il LAGROIN respectfully informs hs Pupils and the
LADIES' and Gentlemen 10 New YORK. who MAJ wish % earn
FRENCH practically snt thoroughly. merely - oot n
The command of limited number II cIa-uia phrases m
the shortest POSSIBLE that he VIII MS teach
NJ. and form rs classes for the "a MON
DAY. >ert 18th. n hrs Room Ms % ard rs Ia Fargo
Buildings N 1Sa Broadway. SIX pupils cnA rara
class. formerly Terms ger month
Applications received IRON The S'h C September before
i0 OclocA 4 NJ and atter7 oclccN. VI VI ms l. would
that he instructor he ia'e Institution ~
Re, NessrS John and jacob Abbott. .0r me A>t onr
YEAR thai he has been for these years The Ia>iil
ton II Vi Patton. " 15q Greene street and tT wear
As, m tf3f II Mr. killer NJ. fs- Crrsus->f =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
Real estate for Sale.
a FRUIT FARM FOR sALE.-T


fully situated 'he rlyer she and ua,ur-
the Depot commanding the hne't Sa',5 "a tbs most
yyes.,1.hIs ,sIn,s Avply 70 + BALDWIN OF ) ,.
BLACKWELL, Yonkers, of l. =" % Ann d" srisim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

GENE Ely. NJ 50 Fllton-st Johber IN Paner and
Statoner and Depot f1r the sale ai Manila Pages IN me
as. ~ rolls for 1alors Pattern. Carpet. PATENT
Leather luG ar-ss and great Inducements ollie red
4 curr..v and c..E trale. anLl m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
SEED WHEAT.-Gol-
VERMONT SOAP STONE STEAM
NALL FASHION.-Just finished, ele-

WORKS No i2O lOth-st.. near the Dry Dock-Or-
ders received Mt the Works. and at No "a Broadet.
q Inn s ". GOODRIDGE Y co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
ACADEMY.-This
TNSTRUCTOR.-A gentleman who na'

had several yesrs eSp~nsncs IN teachnk hes rnrs
Fore. OTgar. aud smglngJ together "i,h ~, 'a is
bran ches oers his services - Families and y hDy
city yienIty Would teach tho whole ~ EMO q
DAY. OF few hOun each ~eeA A'd''S s,gs
thas sfcs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
Id 4 T. Es.

In this place, on "Wednesday last, ABlJAH
THOMPSON, (coIored, J aged 4S years.
In Milton, on the lst inst, Mr.. DAVID
DYE, aged about 7S years.
In ChiIisquaque tp, on the 9Th inst, Mr..
WILLIAM HOUSED, aged AZ years.
In McEwensviIlc, on the 5th inst, EMMA
ROSELLA, only daughter of Mr.. F Ii. aud
Mrs Mary Ann Carver, aged years,
month and q days.
In Delaware township, on the 9th inst,
Mr.. G EORGE KEEFER, in the 63d year OF
his age.
In DanvIIe, on the 3ls, nIt., JOHN l!lNE,
formerly of Northumberland, aged about 40
years, leaving wife and several children.
In Danville, on the same day, THOMAS
WOODS, native of Ireland, aged about 40
years.
In the same place, on the 1st inst, J0NA'
THAN SANDLE, aged 81 years.
Near Washinglouyille. on the 9th inst.
Col. THOMAS MOREHEAD, aged about 81
years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL

silver, and one-fourh copper, and will al
ways retain silvery color, though not quite
equal in that respect TO the other standard.
1t leaves a margin of profit 10 the govern
ment, which the other coins do not the
reason of which may be explained as fol-
lows The original bill for this coinage,
prepared before the postage bill was initia-
ted, contained another provision by which
the worn out Spanish money which circu-
lates largely among us, and which is every
where regarded as a nuisance, should be
drawn into the mint and worked up. But,
in order to effect that, it was necessary TO
provide means for buying them at their
nominal value, or not much below it other
wise, the people could not be expected 10
make the sacrafce-those coins being real
| ly worth some ten or twelve per cent, less
than their current value, by reason of wear
| The reduction of fneness from nne-tcnhs
TO three-fourths in the three cent piece was
therefore attended to enable government tC
call in the fps, levies, and quarters a:
also 10 pay expenses of transportation, insu
rance, &c.
But in getting up that new postage law
the trainers took one leg of that coinage bill
namely, the issue of the three.cent coin al
an auxiliary 10 their project and left out o
overlooked the other, which contained III,
only ground or reason for alloying the coil
more largely than The other silver. 1t is no
too late, however, TO remedy this defect
Your representative in Congress could hardl
benefit the country at large more etIectuall
than by taking the subject in hand /: for al
though these little coirs may seem TO be lii
tie matters in themselves, they are of a
things the most diffusive, as they come int
every body's hands, and are necessarily j
requisiton.
The Treasury Department has authorize
the mint to withhold the issue until iher
shall be an accumulation of half a mllio
pieces 10 start with. They will no doubt b
ready by the beginning of May, as the coir
age has commenced. They are to be pal
out, in order of application, in sums of thirt
10 one hundred and fifty dolars-that is on
S thousand TO five thousand pieces-ard wi
be exchanged for American gold or silvt
coins, or foreign coins
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19

New AND DANGEROUS CoUNTERFE1T.-An
admirably executed counterfeit bill OF the
denomination of five dollars on the Bank oil
Mlddletown-a REISSUE of the Relief notes
has just made its appearance, and unless
great care is observed, will be widely crcu'
lated. The general appearance of the bill,
when compared with genuine note OF the
bank, would probably detect its spurious
character. The signature and the figures
composing the number are in heavier hand
and in blacker ink than the geuine. The
ialnt lining in the medallion head on the right
end OF the bill is up and down the face,
while On the counterfeit i, is nearly across
The lace. More certain marks of detection,
however, with those who may not have a
genuine bill at hand to compare with may
be found in the word give" in the bottom
lining of the bill In the genuine il appears
twenty-sevcn times-in the counterfeit only
twenty-six imes-and in the imprint of the
genuine, "Danforth, Underwood & Co, New
York." there is a full point after the Co.
in the counterfeit there is no full point.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
THE CLOSE OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature closed its Session on
Tuesday last at noon. There was, as usual,
considerable confusion, and hasty legisIa-
ton, the proceedings Of which appear in
another column. The appropriation bill
after several weeks labor and discussion
was killed on Monday last, by the disagree
ment of the Committee in Conference. A
new bill was however Immediately got up
which passed both Houses, and has now be-
come a law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
THE NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

The Legislature on Monday last passed
bill altering some of the Judicial districts,
forming a new district out of Northumber.
land, Lycoming, Centre and Clinton. The
Governor having vetoed this bill on ac-
count of some defects in the bill, it was re-
enacted in almost the same form, the day
following, and has now become a law
We cannot see the propriety of extending
the district so far, except it was for the pur-
pose OF accommodating some asprants for
the Bench, who must have districts carved
out peculiarly adapted to their circumstan-
ces. We make no objections to the Coun-
ties Of Centre and Clinton, with whom we
are now, for the first time, associated Judi
cially, but to the geographical length Of
the district. Belleionte and Lock Haven
are both pleasant places, and when our
rail road to Erie is completed, will be easy
of access.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
TELEGRAPH TO SUNBURy,

The line of Telegraph which has been
extended from Danvile to Northumber-
land will be put in operation in the course
of week. The operator will be a young
lady of Northumberland, and the office will
be in the room adjoining the store room of
Messrs. Forsyth & Prestly. Measures are
in progress to extend the line to this place,
which the Company agree to do and estab-
lsh an Office, for the sum of $500. The
Book for subscriptions, &C., is in the hands
Of VIM. 7. Greenough, Esq, of this place,
and we have no doubt the amount of stock
required will be obtained without anv dit-
fculty. The object will be TO extend the
line to Harrisburg, which ought to be done
speedily, as we would then have direct
and straight line to Philadelphia, New York,
Baltimore and Washington. The advan-
tageS of a Telegraph can only be properly
appreciated by those who have been accus.
toned TO their use. To coal dealers, lum.
5ermen, merchants, boatmen, aud busines.
men generally, it is of great advantage.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
TIE NEW TnREE CENT coin.

The Washington Union referring 10 the
new three cent coin, publishes letter from
gentleman in the mint, which contains the
following information respecting it, which is
interesting. The coin will be ready for is
sue by the first of May.
As the new specimens Of a newly project
ed coin are always interesting, | send you
one of the three cent pieces, the dies for
which have very recently been prepared at
the Mint, and approved by the President of
the united States On the diverse you no.
tce the large ornamenied letter c, enclosing
the Roman numerals Ill-which, without
much guessing, will be found out to mean
| three ents-around which are the old thit-
teen stars On the reverse you have in the
centre single large star, expressive OF the
unity of our confederation, with a shield
upon it, and around it the usual legend, UNI
ted States of AnlsrteG and the date, 1851
The devices are neat and simple, and per
fectly conformed 10 the law, which provides
that they 'shall be conspicuously different
from those Of the other silver coins, and Of
the gold dollar
] The metal is composed of three-fourihs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19
THE susquEHANNA RAIL roAD.

The continued opposition OF various in
terests, came very near defeating this bill,
although there would have been, when
tested on its own merits, large majority
in its favor. Some members who have
made loud professions and large calcula-
tions in regard to the value Of this improve
ment, did not in the end, act consistently
with those professions. We rejoice, how
ever, that we have succeeded, and we
have every reason to believe that the road
between this place and Harrisburg will be
made as speedily as possible. The road is
an important one, and will receive the
trade of four Coal regions, viz the Sham
okin, the Trevorton, the LykenS' valley,
and the Dauphin. The Philadelphia men,
bers continued their opposition to the last
moment, and by a system of log rolling and
combination of various interests, came neal
defeating the bill. Our representative
J. B. Packer, Esq, fought them manfully
in every attack, and on Saturday night be-
fore the passage of the bill, made an able
and convincing speech in its defence
which we regret we are not able to lay
before our readers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER =
PEPSIN, the True Digestive Fund, or Gastric
Juice A great Dyspepsia Curer; prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok,
after directions of Baron Llebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. S Houghton,
M. D., No. II North Eighth Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own method. by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. See advertisement
in another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-19

Proceedings in the Common Pleas Of Northum-
bcrIand county, second ,ceek, April Ternp
1851 Hon. Jas. Pollock President Judge;
George c. Welkcr and John +. Dentler,
Associates.
Peter Richter's Ex'rs VS. David S. Dodge
s. Barret's Admir-. Action OF Debt. YER
dict for Plf, S174,3S. Jordan for plff.-
Greenough for deft.
Clayton for McWiliams VS. Bowen
Action of assumpsit on prom. note. Ver-
dict for deft. Jordan for Plf, Taggart for
deft
Leighow's admir- VS. Weimer's admit
Alias SCI. ta. Judgment for plf,
Weary VS. Brosious adm'r.-Acrion, tres
pass for cutting timber trees. Verdict for
plf, and judgment for double damages
Donnel for plf, Jordan for deit.
McGinly's admir- VS. McGnly.-Feigned
issue. Verdict for deft. Miller for pIf,
Porter for deft.
Taylor Paulding & Co. VS. DeNorman-
die.-Summons in debt. Verdict for plfi
for Sl3,2S. PleaSants for pf, Jordan fol
def.
Leisenring VS. De Pue.-Rule to show
cause why judgment shall not be entered
against plff. for costs. Rule absolute. Don
mel s. Jordan.
Rhoads and wife VS. Ross and Ross
Rule to show cause why cost on il. ia
should not be paid by plf. Rule dschar,
ged. Jordan s. Donnel.
McGinly's admir- VS. McGinly.--Motior
for new trial. Rule discharged.
In the matter of exceptions to report o
viewers 10 assess damages on road IN Goa
township. Exceptions sustained and re-
port set aside.