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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
SI.IIItItI,:s SALE.

NEWPORT &C.,
DI ylitIe ii au Execution issued ct OF the
ID le, ks Diiicc ut Tho t"ni oi C"'nnon lieas
h., tht Cuunt, II Ncwp"rt, NJ, Term 1900, ~
Lt,oi ui Oum Raw sun and W iIam BrIg-
hn n oi the ,u, of Boston ~ the state of Mas,a-
chasci,s aud Da,l ". r,aIt, II ,lelsea IN the
s., ~, State, all ,iuins Li,incss IN partnership IN
sail CT, at .iusiuu "a Merchants under the hrin
and sntr III kau son, u; ighan X Pratt, (and to
m, directed an dcliy,l,d) viii cell at lubIc
Auction un the premises o. the highest
biu Ter nn Monday the 9th day uf May, 1901 at
eleven % clock, 4, W., Al the right, title AMI
interest that Hem, IdAinan ui bath, County 81
I,ncoln, State oi Namc Esq., Attorney at Law,
ha nn the Il 1t d., oi Mach 1850 AT one O'Clock
p NJ, ia aud to the three following described
real estates (said sale io commerce. with the first
described rsiat,l to wit: A CERTAIN iarm or
tract of land khig aud bring ~ the tuwnoi OTIS
,nou,h IN the County OF Nrwpcrt, containing ~
csti nation a, cut siN, seven acirs together With
III Hotel aud other bullImgs theicun-iiounded
Nor,herly pa,tly on land Vi ~aa ah blbhs andpaii-
Is on lanl oi George l.. Potter. Eas,ciiy on the
East M ,in road So called. and Westerly aud
s,mthc,ly On Ian ! uf sald Saiah nibls, Saii er-
tate bcns ~, ~ t,rnci. occupied b, B,igh.
min Brown as a Tavern slalul---- ALSO ~ and
tn certain paicels or tracts ni Lind situated i'
Midi eto~n IN said Cuurty "i Ntwrmt, "hh tue
h,,IIina. ,hsr.In-Th met tact ~ paiccl bcirg
bpuni.d Mesterl, on ih, last mann ad.--
Nor,hrrly nn hand, now ~ hate h~lonsing To the
hsir. of ] ,hn Manchester cccased. Iasicil ~
Land Late OF Giles Mdnch, stri occ,ascd. South
etly partl, on land iatc lerngmg |" Jonathan
smith, and ptith ~ iara boW 90 stc 81 James
l.. Langley, or however ,thctWs zee TIE same liza,
I've n mn led coutainihg aunt amt -.ih scttt--
y ,>s>s - kxs r~-~k~~S ~ ~ w. rs>-i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

FIVE THot-AND LAHau 80 N.,Srtn
The Phadel IhH Mort. Aut.,t. 20
Saturday, announces tltat h,c tnoustnd
iaborels are requlrcd on that pat al Il,e
railroad lying beyond iohnstown. TIE
wors will give cmpIu! u.ett Tor ~" "r
three years, in II healthy region where
boarding may he had al ia, rate ol 81
per week The contractors are statcd
TO BE- highly respectable" and rc>pon,l-
hle men. Tie wages paid are s. per
day, and arrangements have been made
TO send every applicant. free of charge,
TO Johnstown, the point at which the
work begins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
ONLY S2j FOR A HOMESTEAD.
22 FARMS, worth over ss,50O, aud q,
400 LOEs. to he distributed Il among 500
subscrIbcrs.

subscribers.
To sup,l, the demand for the Lots and farms
a, iIernianlyilc, ! have laid uut another tact,
adjoining ihc Long Isla"d Railroad aud the lani
already sold at iicrmanNlC, tu hr oi thr sanc
size, aud disi o,cd al and divided Among the rur
cha.,Is ~ the same manner ~ those recently sold
there.
have been induced tn do this from the great
number nl persons wishing to purchase these Lots
and Faims, as the Improvements IN that pa,t at
the Island are constantly increasing, and large
Numbers nf persons have now become Interested
ia those Linis. Ihls additional tr.'ct l. IN sN'iy
respect eIu,l 10 thr other, and ~ the rat, they
are now being taken they will all be sold IN lew
weeks.
Each suh.c, ibcr i, cnti,bd To- Lott, 25 b, 100
T ct, lying gcthrr, or FARM of fro'd To- 20
acres The shares are limited M S25-pa,abl,
5 when suhsrlhrd iur, : ) un ~ before the d,N
of dIshih ihutinn, and Ia lal nee IN monthly install
,ncn,s ut c3. Ii dcsifr Warantrc Deed
will e made cat lmiuedruly after Ihe distIhu
t.r, and delivered dnec'l, after ing the bal
ancc.
The 4. are situate iu the Village of HE Z.
MANNNll.Lf. "u the i"rg Island Railroad,
Count, 81 Sulolk, md 90 mlrs tom the cry 81
Nc,y Yn,k and a llpins ..akcLL"d, also Il new Nil-
E,ta recently Iii out, where hin souc bnl dngs
,ue erected srlth Rnliuad Com any cnrcm-
pltr mak ,ug a Lugc deIm tur the termination
of their rarh and late haN- b,t~'tn thu place
anI Brnnkkn. II ,unr oi thr hca thWst pluces
IA the tnit states. md within ne nIllc Oi Ron
knnkrind Itkc. a beautiful IA rt 81 water al"ut
three milrs ~ circumference, i singular trans a.
rsncy, AMI at great dcIdh. with n ahnndancc oi
FISH The VIII igc j. liai milcs distant from the
giet south BAY, which j. miles wide an1 ~
! milcs hong ahu ,dan,l, sgpplicd with oysters,
I clans. aud lish of vaiins kinds.
/ r zee t,utls will urbdur" ne much yer aeto,
with thr same cultivation, ~ any land w,thin iiii,
+ rilrs nI th, city uf New lo,k.
\ "lnNG ItLANp WHEAr.-N tie annual
,u.rtits orthc New yogk Agricultural Suciciy
/ he'll ai rl, un thr 2O,h int. f"r awarding
prcmnn- un tish ttotr W hud Suffolk ioun-
~ Il r,.l~ ~, oul bcst-uo slight hunot--in reis-
|. IN WHEAT. Mr. Samuel l.. Thompson, 4 Sc.
\ tmk,t received the secund p,.minn ~ 10, Tot
\ Wmler Wheat. ~ busbrls ! peek 10 the acie, -
VI. Thmnpsnn's wheat ~ uf variety whirh hAs
h-n raised but a wears un the island an'
the Weld proves IL well adnrt'd io the soil. Ne
/ Iha agricultural calnciies ~ bwg Island us
I beginning 10 h. d,vsioled. Ling Ifrndo
Il setaukct !. all vi s nihs from ,l'i' land (tlei
rpannvil.), and 10 no l.lt,i y, natihe than ihe''
po~ offered for .se. Ibi, ~bes, 10 ssv .,i
sy. e<s ss~rt- ti~S. ssS wv srh ~ s~~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

A CALiroasn Llos.-We saw on
Lcny Wharf yesterday, large and
beautiful specimen of the California
Li,n. Il j. of whi,ish color, over two
feet in height, a'd measuring between
seven and eight feet from iip TO tr. 1t
was killed some time since hy Capt
Martin. nca- Snncclito, and las been
carefully stuffed. with e,irw Of end-
ips 4, 10 the States. II Pacific News.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-April 0

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARkET-AprilS. y.
~ market rs rccf Raulr; no Snre,; 30
pal Working bNca; 90 Cows aud Csvce'
1850 sheer and fi9O SWINE
Pr,ccs--,.cci Cattlr--A small advance On
6r, qnali,, s625; ,ccond quality 80 5oa5 rs;
third quality $50 %.
wo,kmg UMu--; 70. ~. s5, 90, ITO, lis,
l2S aud ls7.
c"w, aud cAlve.--s 22, rs, fs, 80, ~ aud
$40.
sheep and Laubs-s3 IS, 4, rs and 2; a
few ehce westhcrs Sc 10
Swine--Sahs quck prine lo's Of York hog
3 10 fjr Sows and 6l.2c Cor Barro~s; Ohio
hpsI-. as IL; lugs hogs SIS i-i; ,s,ail
e-7e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
SIlERIFF's SALE.

VIEWPOINT, Sc,
DY virtue of an Execution issued oui Of the
- Clerk. Olice Of the ~ouIt Of Common ! eas
f,r the County Of Newport, Nov. Term, 1850. ~
favor Of Henry l.. Richardson, of the City oi
Boston, la the State ut Massachusetta. and Ia me
directed aud dyliycred--I Will sell nj Public Auc-
tio on the premises Ia the highest bidder ON
Monday, the 5b May, 1851 at II U'e ock, \. NJ,
AN tn riya,, title, aud aterest, that Hem,
Tamsn Esq, of Bath, ia the State of Maine hai
on the 2sth day Of February. 1850. at Ten O'Clock
A. NJ, when attachment made on the orig
inal writ, in aud To the thee following dercgib-
ed farms, tracts of land or estates, to VITA
farm or uact Of land situated IN Middleto~n in
the County Of Newport, containing about seven
y-ive acres, with the bildipgs thcieUr-tour-
ded. Southcry partly on East m.in road, aud ant
~ ON land nf the hens of Gideon Anthony and
partly on land of Je,hro IS Ba ley-Westell y IM'.
" on land of Dani i Gould, and partly on land Of
said l,ailey-Norherly raitly on land OF Th1ma-
Gould, and partly Oh land of the heirs of Elijah
Amhony-Eastcrly partly on land OF John lial her
and partly ON the Warner f,rm, 80 called-i' lee
ing the same estate purch 'sed by the late Pelrg
Tallman, OF Christopher A. Sweet.-Aiso III ard
10 one other tract uf hand farm situated III said
Middletowa, containing about ninety EIGHT acres,
with the buildings thercon,-i'ounded, Westeily ly
ON the East main road. Noith,Ily on land now or
late belonging To the heirs e John Manchester,
dec, Easterly on land hate brlonging To Gil 3
Manchester. dec, and Southe'l, pat, on land he
longing To Jonathan Smith, and partly on land late
belonging 10 James l.. Langley, dec, II beng the
same farm purchased by the late leleg Ia'nsn,
Of Borden Wood.-Also in aud TO anthrr tact
Of land or farm, situated in Portsmomh in said
County OF Newport. containing about s'x'y-srven
acres, with the Hotel and other buildings thereon,
--i,ounded, Northery on land q: the heirs oi
George Gibbs, dec, and heirs Of Thomas Potter,
dec, Easterly land Of said Gibbs heirs aud "n
the East main road and Southerly and Wester-
J u on land of Sarah Gibbs estate being
| low or formerly occupied 10y Benjamin Brown.
! N. B. Sale 10 commence in Portsmouth with
last named estate.
wM. IT. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
I Newport, April 10, 1851. u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

GfA lady beng asked what bus'-
n,s- her hu.band followed was told
that he was engaged III flushing. Far
ther explanation was necessary, ana al
,er li,,lc he,ila,ou the lady e nil u'd
finishing hls time out in the State
Prison" This is an are Of words
Things are I OF mucI m"ncn', il ""
cah give s,Cd words
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

A Correct Rpr@ "A laiy took um-
bragg nj the use by a gentleman, oi a
very common word, o! whirh the prim-
ary and most obvious sense was uneX-
cep,ionable, while its most remote and
unusual sieniiication was indclicac.-
al beg PARDON" said the "tF ndrr, apa'o-
ge,lcally, certainly dill not mean
nLh you rere M'Hkine ~ ga rciori
which was as philosophical ns 1t was
Just aud severe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
SyIERIFC'S SALE.

NEwrOET Sc,
Dl virtue of Az Execution issued out of the
- Clerks Office, Ot the Court of Common Pleas,
lei the County If N,wport, Nov. Trm 1870, IA
favor e David B. Jones, and Lucius Daw. 9th
OF Shrwsbu, il the County Of Rutland and
State 81 Vermont, traders IN company, dong
hus mess thcr, under the 6im and st,lr of Jones
and Ddw, and to me directed and delivered,
I will sell M public auction ON the IIcniscs
10 the highest bidder. fpr the satisfaction "f said
Execution, on Monday the fifth "a, uf Man, 1851,
at ~ o'cluck, A. NJ, All the right urle and IN
terrst that Henry Tallwan e Path in The 'ou' ty
of Linr"ln and State oi Maine, Cours'llo al Law ,
had when attachment was made an the orig girai
writ. ON the 22i day ni F,hluaty, 1880, at 10 -
clock and IS minutes, A. NJ. IN aud 10 - certain
farm or tract of mnd situated ~ Portsmouth in
the County of Newport, and containing ly csti-
nation sat, -seyen acre, I've the sane mo,r ~
lcss, " hich said land is buttrd hnundcd and dcs'
cribed as fellows, to Wit NmthcIh, raitly "n
Land Of Sarah Gibbs aud partly an land Of Geolgc
). Potter, v ,stul, and Sou,hcrl, an land Il
sail Sarah Gibbs. ani Eastcil, On the main road
leading To the Stone Bride. Conditions NJ sale.
ariO WM. II. DOUGLAS, sheriff.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

Twins Ali ARoUSr.-- iIc .rrp. .F
published llSl"r! at ia" town oi lrd-
ford, \. H.. IL speaking ol ote ur the
original iuml!t, OF the place, SAYS Of
John Burns, son ui' john 10 tnlIous'.---
"John had twelve Glide cn--slx sous and
six daughters. liz could sny. 4 had II
twin brother and twi', sisters, twin rhil'
drcn, twin grand children, aud twin
great grandchildren tain nirccs. twin
grand uicrcs anI two graal ncphews ;
tain broth.r-in.ldw. ~ twin .ptcr ~
law aud um twin myself"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

BANvAHD IN EGYpr. Our country
man. Banvard, i. now il Egypt pre-
rariny Panorama OF the River
n lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
Gurcpran Ncw5,

Gurcpran Ncw5,
The Cunard steamer A rica arrived
at New York thursday morning, IN
eleven and lI,lf davs from Liverpool.
ENGLAND.
Ia the House OF Lords on Friday cv-
ening March 18th, Lord Lyudhursl com
PINNED Of the proceedings Of Nj. MAJ
zini, I.cdru Rolin, Klapkl, and other
refugees, WHO were Intriguing against
Austria and other i,reign States. and
suggested the propriery Of re-enaeting
the alien net.
Earl Grey said that the subject had
attracted the anxions attention Of the
Foreign and Home Secretar ca, hut he
,htu ught thai nothing short OF danger 10
the internal pence of the country could
justify the tnent of the alien act
In reply to the Earl Of Aberdeen,
Earl Grey said that the Government,
disapproved Of the proceedings of the
refugees.
In the House Of Commons on the
ramc evening co nmitec Of inquiry
was appointed With reference 10 st, am
communication between England, Chi
M and Aus,ra'ia.
Leave WINS given TO Lord John Rus
sell TO introduce II bill for the better
administration Of justice in the Court
OF Chincery." |. creates II Supreme
Cour, ia Chancery, ia which shall sit
the Lord Chlnceilor the Master Of the
Rolls and one of the judges Of the law
courts. Either two vi them may bear
causes. The bill fixes the Lord Chan
celloI's salary at Ci0,oO0 per annum
tie retiring allowance what il now is,
E500O.
ITALY.
The Rome correspondent OF the Lon
don Times says that the reslo alton Of
the Russell Cabinet had caused COT
sderablr annoyance 10 thc Pope ana
Cardinals.
AUSTRIA
(the 18th of March) passed off without
any mnnlie-'atl, II ol oil ical icr!ing. -
In the morning the En-, eror rrvirwed
the garrison at Vienna.
A letter dated Vienn, March II,
says that our charge MIR. MrCurdl, had
arrived and WIS very iavorabIy rereiv-
cd by the Austrian Minister.
GERMANY
All 10 yet vague and uncertain res
pscting the German Confederation.
SWITZERLAND
An uprising o. The peasant-y in the
canton Of Fribourg, iomented by the
Jesuiis and other Roman Catholic
priest., had been quierej by the gov
ernnent Of the canton with little dilli-
Guilty.
AUSTRALIA
Advices from Melbourne (Port Philip
10 November IS represent the aita!Is OF
tho colony Us exceedingly rospero Gus.
INDIA AND CHINA
The overland mail brought little new =
Of importance.
The Dutch sea ANA his forces had "a
ter much difficulty entirely routei /. ,
pirates Of the Indian nrrlIi; cl 800. ~ uu
,I ,,..n a;,.h, -
'.
- ,------------
NAVAL. The Norioih B.acoa >ny-
:lai Licut. Wait was sentenced hy
thr court Martial which rr'cn"y st' nI
board the U. :, ship Pennsylvania 90 D..
1isI,issed from the s,g'Ite i'r s,t
tence has, W. lrarn, been conmut.. ~
the Pissden; % twelve mo"tis' S"Sr,u.
~, s,.,'L,,, ,r,.r a...,
-. -.
!, :,
..,.
,..,'.,,',-~--' -.
Inc grea'cf' pleasure "l hie Is love
the grentes' treasure c"n'eh'meh'; 'h'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

otThcre are lo2 'clrrgymen VI didcr
en-, dsnomins tions iD Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
ITALY.

The Rome correspondent OF the Lon
don Times says that the resIo alton Of
the Russell Cabinet had caused cot,
siderahlr annoyance TO rhc Pope ana
Cardinals.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

An uprising o. The peasant-y in the
canton Of Fribourg, iomented by the
Jesuiis and other Roman Catholic
priests, had been quierej by the gov
ernlnent Of the canton with little diff
Guilty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
AUSTRA ALA

Advlces from Melbourne Port Philip
10 November IS represent the aita!Is OF
tho colony as exceedingly rosperous
INDIA AND CHINA
The overland mail brought little news
Of importance.
The Dutch sea ANA his forces had H.
ter much difficulty entirely routed T.,
pirates Of the Indian nrrhii cltpo, W"
had taken flight across he ,our,r,,
leaving their prahus, an'nuuiu"u 600 '~
slaves, and many piratcs. hcaiud them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
AUST RIA

Tic anniversary al the tevou-ion
(thc 18th Of March) passed off without
any mnnlie-'aIl,n II ol oil ical icr!ing. -
In the morning the Em. eror rrvirwed
the garrison at Vienna.
A letter dated Vienna. March 81,
says ,ha, our charge MIR. MrCurd!, had
arrived and WIS very f'vorably rereiv-
cd by the Austrian Minister.
GERMANY
A 10 yet vague and uncertain res
uactinU the German CONFEDERATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
The Legislature.

The Senate yesterday, in Committee of
the Whole, passed an appropriation of
$4,000 for the Institution for tho Reform
alton of Juvenile Delinquents; the bill
making appropriations for Clinton and Sing
Sing Prisons for the erection of State
Library building, and the bill making aP-
propriations from the Z. S. Deposit Fund
to sundry Colleges. The Assemblys am
epdments to the bill from the Senate IN re-
gard TO the redemption of Bank notes were
concurred in. The bill provides for the re-
demption of n. Y. State Bank notes at
New York, Troy and Albany, at 1 per
cert. discount. The Canal bill was taken
ND. and our report leaves the Senate dis.
cussing it.
In the ASSEMBLY the following bills,
among others, were ordered to be engrossed
for third reading For the consolidation
of the Railroads between Albany and Buf-
f.lo: 20 amend the law for the Assessment
and Collection of Taxes; to vest in the
Court of Sessions the power to lease and
grant ferries; in relation to Justices Courts
in the City OF New York; to consolidate
the several acts in relation to the Common
Schools of New York City; to amend the
Revised Statutes relative to the Assessment
of Taxes; to authorize married women,
who are Stockholders in Corporations, to
vote for the Election of Directors; making
the Office of Assessor of the Street Depart
ment of New York a salaried Office to
amend an act in relation to the fees and
compensation of certain officers of the City
of New York. The annual appropriation
bill was read third time and passed; also
the bill more efiectually to suppress Gam
bling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
Superior Court....TUEsDAY, April IS.
Before Judge Mason.

George RutSOH and WIFE against CITY Of Neso.
Ik Mr. sisdy ana sister tho ush OF ths lIh Dec,
1872 having bsn ball ~ city returning 70 Mel houss
Forty sixth hsckuey COACH when The carnage between
Thirty snd rhE shth precated from that
portion If the fih occupied road, INTO the
ton msde TIE railroad distance - between thuN and forty
Tie from tie before ell aud escaped
ur Mr. ard mrs h rs alleged were seriously hurt aud Mrs
permanently Tbs present. acton 20 rec
dsnsse, Tie INJURY Mrs H. another sSrsung against the
CITY oehs Mr. Ii. The horses Aided aud tho
broken The owner OF who recovered for the value eeat
"a, 10 seton against the City
IL .taieS On behalf the present the nh very
ssra stormy ns driver drove close
touch the stone but The bank the TOP o
he had become washed away AMI there
not room for thecAUsset 20 pass.
TprncpS defense that the Avenue al the SIDE Of the Railroad
formally opened no prepared for travel and
that he Harlem Rssd Co, any AMI not Tue city liable The
sstNon
Ocean Bans against Jacob A. ApPie6y-Nr
A. isdor,e4 a note drawn by hcAssr favor Of DsnsW
Townsend for $780, dong umodauon for Mr. T. % get
beu,ft 81 hr r Nj subseq ueut banded II
Nj McA The Bank 70 ehtek Tor $780, VII Oh
hat pac also gwen security for T. and s25o
Of 81 90 su hes collateral and sued
The $3.50 the check II for the wheth
tbs accommodation and had been svsred subsant
from Tie purpose io which i was gwen Verdict tot defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
LAW COURTS.
Court Of Appenls...TvEspI

Court Of Appeals. TUESDAY, April 10.
The argument of case No. "a, HU6beH d Cur
ran oJpeanI sst Carpenter rsT9rant closed ID Moa
dsy
No 35, being J0Senh u, Yo1 ef nj ast J0hH
Rs relation TO contract April s47 20 deliver "thn
casd 900 bashsots but falling 70 do and verdict IL
fTs blamed against Mr. r. damages Common Pleas but
psaled from. Tbs argued
No. 81, being Cha,les H. r. Moling agt GarYet
H. Rtckran also argued Il S45q worth
hop, New Yok Boston 1898 rsshp 70
Hamburg transferred r. the Bsston vessel 20 ibs brig Sir
Aasc Newton the North RIVER bound for Hamburg when they
st by the Hop Inspector FOR breach OF the Inspection
The repsyn,d verdict sgNns hp,
Which verdict confrmed he Supreme Court aud luther
peal msos 60 thus Court.
No. - Amos L. Stanton agt Nm. Small This
4 which Mr. Small s.rsed % purchase
om Stanton delivered July aud August so bbs
p,tfns Gour a. g. Dbl but M nall omitted 70 take the ur
pree had fallen the market MI Stanton sut fr
damage 81 600 The FeseE appeal The
was also Argued.
Tie Court vii probably adjourn Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

bcIuIt &c htNVTuVT hIl AID. hcIy aud MQTktlt
Ina IOr Recelrmg Stolen MoReV-Abraham
J. NTH a. % yss,sfiay
he 70 have oeea stlsn jury
sgal put 90 ta r the t1suse The nouy
that uirodacsd yssrtsv jan we're oa
minutes ~hen they verdict o. "a ~ sn5 tie
pfsousE setsuced he stats Prison years
Sdrdk P0inSSft the wife Of the Above.nsmed
pnsCnsr havug hersoors PLEADED guilty stealing noasy
$50 from Jokn s Tayof No = West SroidNay OF ~.
Pleas Of GSiky.-John Brundsge indicted for
eurga % he hsi pleased guilty. sfaad aessy
Eve jobs Sruu1sr eai-t
gui md cta chsrgs sm nth psruFy ass sS-arss
la, be John Weber release 90 john "asl
peronS before The SUI @ror Court
Trted and Acquittsf-Eugene Brown, charged
s buzz ersaAs E;o rs store o, JoAs Kas Ne 81 West
Broadway placed trial TAe sv3s1cs k0Wevof
eo1ustos .ai as prso1sy sclss sAa isasfgsA
Adjourned.
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Circuit Court. TUESDAY, March IS
Before Judge Mitchell.

Before Judge MlIchcII
Charles Walls against Columbia Insurance
CowYony Of PhladephsTo vssr
tbhmsnt &c tie part the CITY already referred
Neroict Tor plaintiff, Sl6OS3
Jonas Harrington against Netc York and Hdr
e Railroad C0mpaHyCsse which tired before when The
Jury could sgree the value Of house. Weschsste
Court alleged and burnt by spas from tbs
iocomot5 e. TIE case IS eth on
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