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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-07

TWELVE Thousand Acres Texas Land SALE
Great chance the specusor eneprsngTb- property
lies
Guadalupe rivers in tho popuons wealthy and desirable
and region OF Texas, all
navigation, SELL and
lying Gulf
to New
Orleans the and convenient Of
shall next any per
wishing make investments will
OF visiting and with
land The
Any
planting cotton Of these tracts for five
with capia-say 330000and who will take
accommodated.
above,
Aliens Fresh Charles county, Maryland, will with
attention. J. A. sHEIRBURN.
Oct l-dimif.
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VALUABLE FARM i'm Alexandria county, Virginia.

VALUABLE FARM I'm Alexandria county, Virginia,
miles Georgetown, miles Wash
ngton AucuonOn Wednesday, the 18th October, sha sell
PREMISES haifpast O'Clock, situated
Virginia. about miles from Georgetown and
three from Washington containing about 100 30 which
well
well watered having several perpetual streams running through
under good fencing Ii small The
land well adapted growth Of all kinds OF garden vegetables
and grain such usually in this climate adjoiang
Of Cueu, ESQ., leading Balls
Cross Roads
Terms of sale onehd cash balance 10 equal nsamen Of
and three the purchaser notes bearing inter
from the dny OF saea deed given and deed OF taken
Sept 30-2uwhds VIM. BALL.
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obedience President the United
the undersigned commissioners for asceanins and settling
land claims In the State Of California hereby
board will held said
o n the 9Th day of December, 1851.
Given hands, city Washington day
September 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY 1. THORNTON,
Sept i7-cod3m Commissioners.
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SUPEHIOR WINTER FLANNEI.S-The undersigned
~ received descriptions fannels,
TO which they ask the attention OF persons in want;
20 WEIGH fannes, medium and the best grades
ported
Is pieces fine Saxony do
10 do fine silk warp do in single and do ube width
do fine French nannes
rs do ow-priced white and colored fannes
15 do fancy hgh-coiored fannes ladies' sacks
childrcn's
in any fannes price
grades that comprises variety
found New York; cheap
rates prices.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, d CO.
23-laWIw
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fremont House, Boston, Massachusetts.
THIS well establishment still conducted
The
commodous Arrangements,
be found combine render agreeable
vantageous to the traveller.
Haring Of the nrm Of John L. Tucker
head of the establishment the subscriber pledges
erton maintain its reputation and give satisfaction
customers.
WIN. II. PARKER,
BosTos, Sept u.s. 1851.
Sent
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encounter undeseved obloquy for acts performed from
sense OF duty contrary to The dictates oil their own de-
sires and convictions.
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Councillor at Luu,
MILL practice District, adjoining
w counties of Maryland and Virginia.
Win every description against govern
especially the revolution.
Office on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th streets
Sent
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ExAS Land Agcncy.The undersigned services as
in all matters appeaning lands in
uary select INDICATED ad and foehe
Terms moderate, and will be
TO be DONE
Address ii. G. CATLETT,
May 3l-6mdAcp Dallas Texsx.
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ID EMOvAL.-DUvAIL BROTHER merchant s,or, nav.
IL the pleasure Of informing their friends
that they have removed 10 their and elegant Just
stree,s ons
ives, Of ,h. old sorr they jus: rssnsd rom New
opening the richest and
goods wbIc, prepared
DUvALL 4 BROTHER.
N n. Wanted, two three nrs-ran Goa, hands.
Sept le-diwAeo0w
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rAHPETINGs for the Mulion-Jus, received the
Of carpetings by Mcss Weme Mount
n OF
tapestry, ply and
double ingram capetngs Of which from
all
low will enable furnish them within
OF goods
Also 1854 width dugge pieces by
the yard.
work e neutral coored figures These goods will
well
1874 i24 by IA n4 by i44 1874 by 1914, 1914 by 1914, 1874 by
Ia 1874 by 1874 and 1914.
bales Dutch sIk carpetings
9baes Dutch hemp capetine both entirely new, and pretty
goods which be sold lower than carpeng
longer For dining and chambers they be very
Trabc.
rich French ehin,, brgh, plain covee to line
them.
rich Swiss oil-coloe rparlor
derines and loops TO match These goods elegant
complete have
hitherto able exhibit II
anything b.. suited in
1t will be the fault OF the
CLAGETT a DODsON.
One door Of Of Pennsylvania street
SENT .teod,f
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H. sN ana Tss1or.--WILLfAM TUCKER late of the
~" 1uckef Pennsylvsnia AZ
suse's now prepared
friends ana inc public having opened very large
of french and English ciotha and
yssnas selected oy himself with
importing houses OF New York ali which will
be sold a. the lowest cash prices his
men sumctenf honor him THAR
patronage OF the style which garments viii H. srscp,ed
Bi shall be ready In ten Of The
Sept QI-3aw3w -,
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TWENTY Dollars Reward--<sone Again-My
Cstbanne (aiss Kitty rrancis has sb-condd
Twenty dollars reward win be who bring
back or inform her whereabouts that All
persons orewaned against habong hiring the said
KITTY about thirty thirty five Of about five feet high,
small Frame and dark complicated.
JNo. P. HILTON,
Oct l-2aw2w fTntcl h Repuhhc.l
LUX sale, or lease fOv term Of years, the dOwbie
house and lot immediately OF the War Depart
ncn and now IN the o Mr. Joseph sousns
tsurant and boarding house.
For terms apply Mr. James Collins, wnders BuiIdins
or At HI: residence @, between IL and 18th streets
Sept io-3taw3w
FOX Kent. the large and commodtous house In ths
= hrt ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply to Gen. Greuo sx Butdinss
Sept al-eodu Tipteii.1
THE IconoFr~phie Encyciopedia No. ~ just issued
i and for sae BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURv,
Oct Booksellers, near 9th
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M IT, DUvALI., late Of the Arm or Lusby ~ DnvaIl,
w. would inform friends and the public that lin order 10 faci
tate made his under National
oeD he has taken nearly opposite, where he viii be
Pea-ea a He
o orders fo clothing short notice. and
mo approved style, general of gentIemen's fur
olxif
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rUMBERIANH Coal stoves Grstes-I am now
ceving of CRATES
and approved few Of which will
Cumberland cooking and
CRATES for Cumberland coal, also variety OF for
celebrated
well known tna nirught cooking which
District received also receiving
wood, and Cumberland coai,
paor the chandelier paror and the mirror parIo You
have but call TO be suited In style and price
O.. WOODWARD,
Penn. av, between 10Th and lin
Sent
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NEW Goods now opening. The subscriber pleas
~ Of informing his friends and
turned from the northern cities where he has been
past selecting his stock OF fall and winter goods
a o
vesting dress Shirts Shirts drawers Gloves stocks HOSIERY
umbrellas has before pleasure
STYLE variety and cbeapnss which, together with comps
lively he IL under at enables him offer
Inducements article line
and that may be relied
r. STEER,
Merchant snor sth street, ID door from Penn avenue.
laaan U4.ulG
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BosTos, Sept. Is, 1851.
Sept i9-.saW3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
Homes for che Working Wen.

To ts EfiioT " the IT'5bne-
SIR. As YOU take an interest in the As
sociative movements Of the Mechanics and Laboring
men of our City. thought brief account Of the
commencement and successful termination Of the
United Brothers Land Society would prove accepia-
bic 70 yOuTTcadcrs
The L. 3. L. Society was organized on the 81 day
of June, 1850. Their number was not to exceed 500
men. Their object 10 procure sufficient guam
tv OF land IN our locality, 70 enable each of It's
members have 100 feet square -four City lots for
q Homestead at the expiration of one year from the
date Of organization The land no acres IS siua-
ted in WeStcheSteT Co.. about l. miles from the City
Hall. having a front Of about 500 feet on the New
York and New Haven Railroad. On Tuesday, Sd OF
June. the year expired, and on Monday, 9th, the
distribution OF lots took place At Pehamye and the
object for which We are associated was successfully
accomplished we having paid the last lnstameni OF
SIC 900. Cthe amount agreed upon for the and,l on
that day leaving surplus Of about $4,000 for cutting
streets grading &C. at a cost of about SJl 10 eacn
man. We have 4 neat and commOdlous depot on
point OF completion az a cost OF $3.50
No little credit Is due the officers, and especially
Lr James Parker, President Of the Association Tor
the selfsacrhcing energy and perseverance he has
manifested IN bringing the affairs OF the society 10
final and successful termination, thereby enabling
numbers to escape the power OF the Landlord. and
opening before them The vista OF bright and happy
future JOHN W LiSSTED, 100 Eldrdgs-sE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

VIRGINIA CONvENTIOS-Tbe Virginia
state Reform Convention has determined that the
jurisdiction OF the County Courts shall be regulated
By Law. Each County Is 70 be divided into not less
than two nor more than fifteen districts and II each
district there IS 10 be elected four Justices Of the
Peace From tie Justices so elected shall b. elected
one. who shall be The presiding Justice The Juris-
dicton ~ such Justices Is 10 be limited n matters Of
civil controversy 10 sums OF SO. The more radical
delegates favor abolition OF all laws Tor the abolition
OF tie collection Of debt
Losses BY THE FLOOD. The KeH0shG
wis Telegraph estimates the loss ~ the food, TO
the public and 20 individuals IN that County, a. not
less than $4,000. Taking this as a criterion the
damage 20 tie entire state cannot be less than
$4,000
- Ralph Waldo Emerson and WIN. II.
Claiming are preparing biography of the lamented
Marchoness Ossoh. better known 10 the literary
public as :. Margaret Fuller
- Gen. Cushing is to be the first Mayor
Of Nowbuvport. having been nominated by all the
Ward Meetings
FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE.-Ihe VA
mingfop Dell Blue Hens Chrkea proposes he esta5-
hshmenf IN that city Of a Female Medical College.
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pn.,.nmcn-New-York.
OFFlOB Week DAYS from u A. NJ O. 81 p VI.
Hour. SUNDAYS from 0 % BOO A and ~ % y p
TINE OF CLOSING TIE MAILS
I. mn. I'll. II IL .-nLnra y vi

OFFIlB Week DAYS. from u Nj % o. VI ,.
Hours SUNDAYS, from % DO Vi and n I'd - IN
TIME OF CLOSING THE MAILS
ON Sunday all the Mails close 1t n o'clock, z VI.
No Eastern Mai on Sunday. 49, ,,
NORTH MAILS for Albany Buffalo, the West ana me
Cau.das aud Offices Western New-fora, by steamboat
daily. close, a. Vi
MAILS FOR BUFFALO. and the principal Offices on the
line Of the Enc Canal for ALBANY, and principal olcoo
Hudson RIVER bt Steamboat. DAILY CLOSES al - = Vi
HUDSoN RIVER WAY MAILS, by Railroad, including al
Offices between tins and Albany daily closes 10 q 7 VI
ERIE h MAIL, daily, closes al " A VI ana = d
SOUTH MAIL. for PhI.ade phla, Baltimore, WlshlAs
ton CIV 81 New Orleans and fr Wheeling and tbs West
en- Cites. closes daily AZ Il A VI and b p N
MAI, fr Offices Oh the line 0f The NewJersey Railroad,
closes daily az A VI and 81 NJ
MAILS FOR KEYP0RT. FREEHOLD, and other oncea IN
Monmouth and Ocean Counties. close daily 40 y
EAST MAIL. for Boston, wa New Haven X X Nof-
cester Springfield Hartford, Middleton. New Haven ana
all Offices n the ne between Newfors and New-haYeh
close daily, AZ 81 A VI -. 49,. G.
field ana Hartford wa New haven r clses a. II VI
EXTRA MAILS FOR NEw-HAvEN and the mternedlAte
Offices closes a. q 7 VI >,... ID d
MAILS for Offices on housatvllc Al4l N-u-9-oN = II
Bo,roS NAL ana for the Eastern states including me
British Provinces, wa Steamboat % Sionns'onJ c4o'e
daily AZ NJ -
NEv-LoNDoN AND NORWICH, by Steamboat close 'a4y
a. 81 p VI
HARIEN K K MAILS % Dover close II s. A VI.
Lone ISLAND MAILS close daily AZ y NJ
STATEN ISLAND MAIL clise a. VI
BR0OKLYN. l. l.. MAILS close al VI and 2 r ",
WILLIANsBURGH Mails close a. 81 VI and q ?. n
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supremc Court -MoNDAY. June ls. 1851


SPECIAL IhhM-hECi>ioNN
Nicholas Crochdron agt. Henry &. GUy-
on-Reierees report set aside far Il decides the
partnership TO have continued beyond 1887, and 50
far as decides s patent to have been partnership
property. Accounting must be confined 70 the part
nership transactions relative 10 SCRIPTURES patent
Robinson VS. Smlth.-lmproperly handed
to Special Tenn Dismissed and stay Of proceed
ngS vacated.
The People ct AL Robert r. Hcks.-
Appellants to proceed IN the matter prohibited by
Amt Of prohibition.
BY Judge Mitchell.
Ldycrdf act. FoUriie.-Detendant to be
discharged from custody. No costs.
Cornwall AFT. Van SGnt-Detendant al
lowed 10 days to make settlement, &c
In the matter of opening Broadway, from
Seventh 10 Tenth ave. Referred TO James ; York,
TO take proof OF facts on petition.
In the matter of opening Seventy-elghth-
si.-Report of Commissioners confirmed.
In the matter of opening and extending
Bloomingdae-road. Clarkson Crous. VIM. V. Leg
cett and John Lozier appointed Commissioners of
est. innate ana assessment
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axiom with me- after much examination and reAec
ton. that pubic sentiment false on every subject
Yet what tyrant Il Is over rs all woman especially,
whose very life Is 70 please, whose highest ambition
Is to be approved. But once outrage this tyrant,
place yourself beyond his jurisdiction, taste the loT
Of free thought and action. and how pOwereSs ls his
rule over Won his sceptre lies broken At your feet,
ms very babolings Of condemnation are sweet music
N your ms darkcning frown is sunshine 20 your
heart for they tell Of yOlT triumph and his discOmG
Think YOU women tins educated would long remain
the weak, dependant beings we now hnl them By
no means. Depend upon i. they would soon settle
for themselves thIs whole question Of Woman's
Rights As educated capitalists, and snilful labor
cr, they would not be long N hndingtheir tue level
~ political and social he. T. {. STANTON.
.Sfnfca Falls Nav 1851
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WAS IN a fair way Of becoming man: lie i MOI
vet completely one The title 70 him SUI rests IN me
and remains for me- by deed under my hand ana seal
10 create him 4 Peer Of the Realm snail now
n hour. uil have walked up and down the whole
length OF Main-Si 70 see how i seems 20 be slave
holder. especially to own a Doctor of Divinity Pos
Sibly during the walk may change my mind and
,birk y best 20 send him 20 a sugar plantation.
Yery respectfully yours JoHS HOOKER.
p ST have returned from my walk. The deed
(. executed. Jim Pembroke IS merged m Rev. DR..
pennington The slave is iree-the chattel IS man.
Igtokc Of half an hours walk must confess that
nv return was d little FASTENED by the thought which
suddenly struck me on my way, that perhaps the le-
gal relation / had raShly assumed was " nahum IN
Sc" thought for a moment OF going for consolation
10 one OF the lower law dlvines. but feared that
might eud ia my sending the Reverend Doctorto the
auction block
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1851

moves the Special Term TIA. the report be set aside
and new tral granted g.. The notion was opposed
The Judge, N his decision said the order 0f refer
ence having been made by the General Term cannot
be revised By the Special Tenn. ana the only lues-
ton IS whether there is sufficient Direction e. ,ac
report itself OF the question referred OBJ set i AS e
The Count does not see that there are Such o1lec-
tons, and me report must be confirmed with costs
twas SAID oy The O,hor SIDE. that IN making the
decision the Cont has power on this motion 20 con-
firm The report-5ut As there no motion on tle part
Of Mr. c. the Court does not consider Il regular %
DO so. All hat is. The motion % set SIDE being de-
sired MT. 6. must enter up The report usual for
decree.
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Supreme Court....Mondoy. jane 10
SPECIAL TERN-Decision by Judge King.
).Ln.t A.n.I.n lprn.idlnN nrt AtchnL

Robert AnSlje PresidenD agt. Nicholas
G.. hortr,ght-N &. H. agt. North AmTlcap Fire IN
Shraucc C0uipGnU-TheSe were crosS-acuOnS IN rela-
non to sixty shares of stock. The case has been TO
the Court of AppcaS-Ordcred that Mr.. Il. re-irans-
fer TO Mr. Amsle, or those now representing him. the
sixty shares of stock n question, and that ne pay the
costs of SUIT The case may be referred back TO Nh
Camhroleng, referee. for correction IN the point nam
Cdl II The second sul,. bill against Ansle dis
missed, with costs but directions to North American
Fire Insurance Company 10 permit Mr A. TO re-trans-
fer the stock standing IN his name on their BOOKS.
The Insurance Co. the Judge sand, were entirely
unu>tifeS IN attending 10 Mr. Ainshe's notice, and
refusing 10 permit transfer h had the legal title,
winch was all they were bound 10 regard. The
property was m HIM, and under the decisions of our
Courts ne could have sold and transferred II by de-
livery OF the certificate, with power OF attorney.
and II seems 10 me that corporations have no power
10 interfere with the legal nights OF Their stockhod-
erS 10 transfer their stock, and no authority 10 uSurp
the province of the Court Of Chancery by attempting
10 cnloln them from the exercise Of such legal rights
BY Judge Mitchell.
William MulOck agt. Stephen " West.
Motion that the creditors pay over TO plaintiff de-
MED
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The following letter was brought TO light
by The London correspondent OF TIE Boston Post IN
communicating IT 70 that journal be- says. 1T is
copied verbatim. ct LtcraiIm, spelling, punstuation
capitals aad a-and a. near a flc smile as my
writing could make itjust as It stands in the orgi
Nal. have reason TO suppose i has never before
been published"
Phu0dcDtia, March I. 1855.
Sir-I ,vn but Just reformed from ID long journey A.
Ter near d Months Absence and find your Fav. Of
sept %, By winch have the agreeable Advice that
YOU expect to be able TO remit something IN Smiths
AfalTs very soon.
As To the Thickness of Wire necessary or sufficient
10 conduct a large Quantity OF lightning, concerning
which you desire my Sentiments, you Will ind some
thing that Head, IN Pages l23, and 49, OF me en-
cOs'd Pamphlet. which please to accept. And may
add that IN my late Journey saw an Instance OF a
very great Quantity Of lightning conducted by
Wire no bigger than a common knitting Needle. II
vas al NcWb bury, IN New England, where the Splre
Of the Church Stceple being 20 foot IN height above
The Belfry split all To pieces and thrown about
the Street IN Fragment from the Bel down 10 the
Clock PLACID IN the Steeple - foot below the Bel,
there was the small Wire above mentioned which
communicated the Motion OF the Clock to the Ham
ner striking the Hour on the Bell. As far as the
WIRE extended. no Part of the Stceple was hurt by
the Lightning below the Clock as far as the Pen
dulum Rod reached but from the end OF the Rod,
downwards the Lightning rent the Steepe surprls-
lngly The Pendulum Rod was about the thickness
az a small Tobacco Pipe stem. and conducted the
whole without damage To ITS own SubStanc, except
that the End where The Lightning all accumula-
ted. II appeared melted as much rs made a small
Drop. But the Clock wire was blown all to smoke,
and smu,ted the church wall which II passed IN a
broad black Track. and also the Ceiling under which
Il was carried horizontally. No more of It was left
man about an Inch and half next the Tail OF the
Hammer, and much joining To the Clock. Yet
tins observable that tho 1t 50 snail as NOT 10
be sufficient 20 conduct the Quantity with Safety 10
It's own Substance yet did conduct so As to secure
an that Part of the Building. Excuse this ScraWL
which have not time 10 copy far.
am. with much Respect, Sir,
Your very humble Servant,
b. FRANKLIN
PS have just been reading similar instance
taken from the journal DIES ScavanS for 1916 page
hive En- 1876 lc tonncre ocraSa lie clocker de
"rAbbaec d SANS Medar1 de SCISSORS Ia fondre Sc
sports unc grande Distance le long dcs fills daschal
"qui comInunquoiont 4 Phorl0ge ellie tondlt ceS
"cordeS metallgucs sans fare dautreS desordreS
edsnS tout lc tTaiet"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
superior Court MONDAY. June

GENERAL rERN-DEcIsloNs.
r. BleeCker az SUt of Citg ~ Nep- fOrk.
This case already referred to- L. under the late
law. which provides that person doing business IN
Newly ork' and residlng ior any portion Oh 'Ie ye
IN the CITY, must pay 70 New-lork tax on his per
Sonal property. M 3. does business here. resides
during the summer season IN WestchesIeT county
and boards. IN Winter. or did 50 last WINTER al the
Union Hotel. IN New-York The Court held that he
was liable. under the law, 20 pay tax on his personal
property II tins City
Price and Others, AFT. City Of Ne,c- York.
This was point of practice under the code. as 10
the night Of examining JOINT defendant on a JOINT
contract IN favor OF the ex-deiendant. Inc Court
held mat the parties were entitled 10 DO 80.
Before Judge Oakley
Daniel l. Jones act ". w. Gilman,
William Nil,, John Cois. and John ". ChrlSflS-Mr
J.. through Nj Nj gave a deed - Nj Gilman, Of
the block of ground and Mansion house owned ~ Ar
J. Ia Wlham>bursh, bounded oy Mchlboen anu
other streets. Ny. J. signed q papeT guaranteeing
that The properly was not over mile ana a. el5h'A
from Peck-shp fcrrv Nr @ subsequently, eNchans
Ell Tie property with MeSSrs to-e and CHRISTIE Tor
other property. Nr. subsequently commenced
proceedings IN relation 10 the matter, alleging pre-
mature delivery OF the deed. that The valuation OF
the property was well known, al the time OF the
transaction 20 the purchasers, &c, and deemed %
eve I'D the urOpeTiy The General Term OF TINS
Court, however ON the transfer cAlandef from lhe
Smrcme Court decided after ,aNng testimony;
that the proceedings were valid and oinlins, an
made an order referring the subject 20 J. Bous l'ou
ESQ 10 ascertain the distance Of ihs property from
the ferry, II more than q mile and az elshih no"
much deduction should be- made from = 'ooL N
price agreed 20 be- paid. and the yalue OF rents anu
profits since the delivery Of the deed
Mr. B. reported that the property was 81 feet or
Is OF mile lacking = icei further ron iht leiI4
than l.. miles, and that $l,l>i should De delu.'e
in consequence, from the contract price-'1a -.
taking up mortgages &c. Mr.. g. has pal - % 20,
which sdded 10 the SllS4. makes SI,llo 40 or
Sis 46 more than the contract pnce-also that lhe
value ofihe rent ard profits since The delivery OIL the
decd was 81 ,90O. NJ. ,
Dir. !. through his counsel lhr a. DeAeul' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
Superior Court MONDAY. June TO-
SPECIAL TERM-DEclSI0NS.
BY Judge Oakley.

DANIEL /. Jones, ACT. w. ". Gilman, et
al-Noiion TO set aside report of referee denied,
with costs
Ed,card Erans agt J0hn HeGth.-De-
murrer allowed, with leave TO defendant to amend
ON payment of cost.
Maria Reynolds, administrator, &c. ACT.
Samuel Ret1lods-Mouon to set aside attachment
granted, with $40 costs.
James Foster. Jr., ACT Moses c. Brown.
-Aouonto set aside report OF referees denied, With
$40 costs.
Leonard +. ADple5y agt John B. C0rleS,
8c-Moton to sci aside report denied, with costs.
Hannah Grlfng agt Henry Byrnes.-
same.
Mcaeia EcbeSured act. Chas. j. Smith.
Report referred back to Judge DAILY, parties may
choose a new referee IN the absence OF Judge d.