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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29
PLAQUEMINE:
SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER 80, 1851
Hossuth and our Navy officers.

The frigate Mississippi arrived at New
York on the 10th, in AZ days from Gibraltar,
bringing the Hungarian refugees attached to
KossuTH's party. The N Y. Tribune says:
A gentleman who has conversed with Capt.
LONG, of the U. s. steamer Mississippi, informs
us that the Captuin had no such difficulty with
Kossuth as has been reported, and expresses
for the great Hungarian the highest esteem
and regard The reports were set on foot by
the enemies of the Hungarians in France.
In confederation of this statement we have
a paragraph in the New York Post, which
says:
The officers of the Mississippi are indignant
at the accounts which have been given OF the
conduct of Kossuth. They say nobody was
authorized to make the representations which
have been made. Kossuth, they report, is
noble man, and makes friends Of all who come
in contact with him.
private letter in the n Y. Times says, it
was Kossuth's intention to remain in England
ten days, and then proceed to this country on
one of the steam packets:
LONDON, Frlday, Oct. "a, Aoo1.
+ + Kossuth has arrived. His admirable
discourse at southampton, which is in the
Times Of this morning, has produced to-day
an immense sensation. lhefe may De
some feeling in America on account OF Kos
suth coming first to Southampton; but long
before the Mississippi was sent, he had made
arrangements for putting his children to school
here, MIR. Golden having kindly offered to take
charge of his daughter. 1t was to settle his
wife and children, as he had all along propo-
sed to do, that he wished to touch at South
ampton, and one would suppose that the pub
| lie feeling of the United States would censure
either the Captain, who refused to bring hlm
/ here and wait three days for him, or the
Secretary of the Navy, if this act were caused
/ BY the strngest Instructions to the captain
Mr.. Secretary Walker, who is here, blames the
Captain much, declaring that England, by her
efforts, had done enough, (apart from consid'
erations Of his family to justify kossuth in
stopping herea few days on his way to Amer,
ca. He proposes now to remain ten days, and
then take one Of the packet steamers.
Letters have been received, by the Mississip.
pi, from Kossuth, to the Mayor, in which he
states that business of the most urgent nature
compelled him to visit England, and he con
sidered it best that the steamer should not bs
delayed on his account. He further states
that he certainly will leave Liverpool for New
York in the steamer Of the 9th instant. HI
thanks the people of New York, through thei
Mayor, for the great kindness they have ex
pressed with regard to him. .-......-.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

SAFETY VALVES IN STEAMBoATs.--The fol-
lowing important provision appears in the late
act of the British Parliament on steam naviga-
ton. 49,.
aAfter the 3lst of March, 1852, it shall moi
be lawful for any steamboat, Of which surveys
are required, to 60 to sea, or to steam upon the
rivers of the United Kingdom, without having
a safety-va've upon each boiler free from the
care Of the engineer, and out of his control
and interference, and such safety-yalve shall be
deemed to be necessary part of the machinery.
upon the sufficiency of which the engineer sur.
veyor is to report"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29
A WIFE IN TRouBLE.-sPray tell me, my
L.. what ;s tho causa If those tears o.

A WIFE IN TRouBLE.-sPray tell me, my
dear what is the cause of those tears e.
"Oh, what disgrace !"
aWhy, l have opened one Of your letters,
supposing it was addressed to myself. Ger
tainly it looked more like Mrs. than Mr."
as that all? What harm can there be in
wife's opening her husbands letters?"
ssNo harm in itself. But the contents Such
disgracer'
"What has any one dared to write me a
letter unfit to be read by my wife,"
aOh. no. 1t is couched in the most chaste
language But the contents"
Here the wife buried her face in her handker-
chief and commenced sobbing aloud, when the
husband eagerly caught up the letter and COM
menced reading the epistle that had been the
means Of nearly breaking his wife's heart. It
was a bill from printer for nine years sub
scription.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29
Htat de la Observation-Disclosures d'1-
berville. f44* stts

I'm yertu dun ordrc ou dtcret moi adresse
IL par lie Juge de la Cour du 6eme District,
rempiissant les fonctions de Juge de Paroisse
ct conformt ment la loi, rexposerai en- vente
publique au plus offrant ct dernier encher's-
seur, pour du compliant, a Ia naison De cour
de la parosse d'lberville, SAMEDl le o de
Decem6re, 1851, a 10 heures, "A. NJ, lesciave
JIM, age de % ans, noir, taiile de 8 p1eds
9 pouees, Sc dit appartenir au Docteur James
Wilson de Ia Nouyelle Orleans. LIE DIT es-
cave ayant etc retenu Ia Geole de la aHe
paroisse lie temps requis par lalol
]. l.. PETIT, Sherif.
paroisse dIberville, le 10 Nov, 1851. "a; a.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

WANT OF MISIsTEEs.--The New York
Times says that there is at this time great
want of Clergyman to supply vacant pulpits.-
A few years since there were more ministers
than vacancies. The increase of population,
extent Of country, building up Of western cit
les SC. is the cause Of increased demand,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

THE WISDOM OF HUMAN CoNDucr JUDGED
BY ITS REsuLTs.-Be careful how you charge
another with weakness or inconsistency; he
may be governed by motives beyond your ap-
prehension; it is the final result that stamps
our conduct with wisdom or folly.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

THREE LEvELLERs.-The vanity Of those
distinctions on which mankind pride themselves
will be sufficiently apparent, if we consider the
three PLACES in which all men must meet on the
same ievel-at the foot Of the cross, in the
grave, and at the judgment-bar.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

n A new star-spangled banner has appear
ed in the Thames. 1t was blue flag, in o
dexter canton was the ensign Of England oc-
cupying the corner Of the flag next the staff;
on the field Of the flag were five stars, for the
FIVE Australian Colonies-New South Wales,
Victoria. South Australia, Van Dieman's Land
and Western Australia
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

n ad.aFather, what does the printer live on =
sWhv. child q aBecause you said you hadn't
Maid him for four years and still take his paper.
.Wife. spank that child, and sendit tcbed."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29
state of Louisiana-Parish of 1ber.
vile.

10y virtue of decree or order of the Hon.
ID Judge of the 6th District Court, replacing
the functions of Parish Judge, and by virtue
of the Law in such cases, made and provided
| will offer at public sale to the highest and
last bidder, for cash. at The Court House OF the
Parish of Ibcryille, on SATURDAY. the 6h
Of December, 1851, the runaway slave jim,
aged about % years, black complexion, about
S feet nine inches high, stout built, and says he
belongs to Doctor James Wilson, OF the city
of New Orleans. Said slave having remained
in the Parish Jail the time required by hw..s
J. L. PETIT, Sheriff.
Parish Of lheryi lie. 10th November, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

u Other passions have objects to Halter
them, and seemingly to content ana satisfy
them for while: there is power IN amoitlon'
and pleasure in luxury, and Pelf IN coyetous-
ness; but envy can give nothing but vexation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

~ The great law Of mutual beneyolence is,
perhaps, oftener violated by envy than by inter-
est, Interest can diffuse itself but to mar
row compass. Interest requires some quail.
ties not universally bestowed. Interest is sell
dom pursued but at some hazard; but to spread
suspicion-to invent calnmnies- propagate
scandal, requires neither talents, nor labors nor
courage. sg=t ss a ss# so
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

T The Governor of Vermont has appoint
ed the Thanksgiving Day for his State one
week later than the other States, viz: Decem-
Der 4th. just to show his independence, we
suppose. ... - !. s..z. s...s.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

ACTIONS SURVIVE THEIR AcToRs.-Death
may remove from US the great and good o. but
the force Of their actions still remains. lhe
bow is broken, but the arrow is sped, and will
do its office. . 4 ia
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

There is an odious spirit ID many persons,
who are better pleased to detect a fault than
to commend virtue.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29


T The National Monument is now carried
up to the height Of lo2 feet
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29
New Store on Crosse Tete.
JAMES r. LONGLEY

JAMES r. LONGLEY
nAs opened store on Crosse Tste, in the house
III lately occupied by Mr.. TRoxcLER, and offers
to the public well selected stock OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery,
Plantation Goods,
Groceries,
Castings, CEOcheEy'
Hats,
Boots and shoes, &c. &c,
which he will sell at the lowest rates, and on the
most accommodating terms. -
Ha trusts that the citizens Of Crosse Tete and
Marangouin will give him call, and judge for
themselves of his assortment and prices. sep2O
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29
millinery and Fancy store.
s.
mAD,M. LEOPOLD KAHN

ral Would respectfully inform the citi-vn
Mons oe Plaouemine and vicinity, that (M
she has opened Millinery and Fancy I u
Co. On Main street, adjoining the store Of Mr.. A.
Marionneaux, where the latest fashions will al
" Dress Making will be done in the latest and
most fashionable styles, and upon moderate terms. q
Making and Repairing Of Bonnets &C., done on M Tue
shortest notice. oclo-.n
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

nkodigte :--16arch1ndel % Modes /!
MADAME LEOPOLD KAHN d l'honneur
IM d,informer les citoyens de Plaquemine ct
du voisinage qu'elle Went douvrir son Magasin
sur la rue du Main, vis-A-vis de chez Mr. Gaila-
CHER oil on trouvera toujours les dernieres modes,
prix nnodEres. t ss octlo sam.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

Parish of lbervi lie, 10th November, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

Tbs ss,ii.neri approved ~ ne ard Nc pva-n,
N 49, - - - ~ TfMO O'sULLiV4N'
The plaintiff claimed TO recover for the ~ mus P "
also $2S for counsel fee In the on ginsl acuon
The defendant commended that Mr MuVey ~ ~ -. -
ney and hat he employ ed Mr.. byan-M1 IA 80
above mission was received from him without his uaosr
standing its true and import The testimony OF nj
Muvey settled the question fully % The recognition oy 10
an OF Mr. A. bis aorney and counsel and me Court
rendered dgmen for plaintiff OF SIS damages, s1d costs
Llrnan Curtis VS.. Peter OlceRS.-To re-
cover damages against the OF the packet ship South
Carolina for assault and battery Al sea IL was said thN
psinf, seaman. h.uhug IN rope, ADD the mae
told him haul harder whe1 ne said he could not han
harder his father and the mate struck him three Or four
blows The head with Delaying pin, causing hun 10
bleed prOlsely. The defense that TIRE plsnut Villa
refused 10 haul and that be struck defendant nut tas ey
ceuce did not show such be the case Judgnsas Tor
rlhiniif-Sin and costG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Supreme Contradictory, Feb. Is
SPECIAL TERM
3efnre Judge EdmOnd

Berthe q. RycrSon vs.. Mayor Of Ne'0-
York-Molion Dissolve Injunction restraining the Mayor
interfering with the cveTs or stages or pialnuts a.
ready referred The srgumen Ia this case continued
MIR Whining opposing the notion aod c0ntending that the
licenses could only be revoked for and not merely
at The will Of the Mayor without cause Mr. OCOnOr on
the contrary, cOnendng that tho matter Is Left entirely to
the discretion and udgment Of the Mayor The permission
10 Messrs B. r (gven by Mayor WOodhull) was 70 run
twenty Stages hom the Hudson River Railroad depot
uer Thirty frssreet and TenhayeIue through streets al
ready mentioned to the foot Of Grandsueet fhey re-
inclusive They paid So for each license, being SioO-n
sddiCn hch aver that they Increased th7lr expen-
diure The aggregate amount If so eco In addition 10
the INJUNCTION prayed for they have entered suit against tho
Mayor fordsmsges arising from arresng their drivers
and otherwise interfering with their line amount placed AZ
$1,000 They The line wanted, asd is beneficial
to the public &C. also that The interference was without
Louce.
For the Mayor IL denied that the line Ia necessary or
that plaintiffs have incurred the great extra Expense they
sege; also that they bad f and early notice that th7
MaVor then Mayor eiec) opposed TO the line, aod
would revoke the Decentralization reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
L. y. Commissioners ONCE. "WEDNESDAY, 26.
Before Commlssioner Brigham

In the matter of William Tyson, charged
with being engaged in the slave rsde-The Commissioner
rendered his decision In This The complaint the
Commissioner said, was under The act OF Congress OF
April 1918 the second section Of which says that no cZen
or citizens OF he United States shall for him or themselves
or Any person Whatever either master, factor or
owner build ft equip, load or otherwise prepare any
ship or vessel any place within the Jursdctoa OF the
United States any ship or vessel 10 sail thence
for the purpose OF procuring &c 10 be transported as
slaves and the third section defines the penalty.
The CommissOner then recapiuiated The testimony IN
this case and concluded as follows:
The testimony has fai led 10 establish case OF probable
cause of commitment There Is no evidence that the orig
Ramon de ZadO, while In the pOssessOn OF Mr. Tyson,
was employed in other than legal trade and no proof OF
spy violation the part Of The defendant OF he act under
which The eompainti is brought Complaint dismissed"
Before Commissioner Nelson
Some little further testimony was taken
OF gold dust from fellow Passenger, but denied The
testimony viii DO resumed
I'm the case of Mr.. Lewis, charged in
relation 10 money obtained from the United States
forged papers purpOrng 10 be signed by woman as en-
tec 10 land warrant the widow of deceased sol
der but denied me testimony was resumed The pTinci-
mai witness in support II the charge was Mr. w. Merr
hev and the object Of the present testimony Is 20 mpeach
the reputation truth ana yeracliy OF Dir NJ Mr. Lewis
was Canaan in the Mexican war or we believe, COM
panv OF the Missouri mounted volunteers Mr. Merrlbew
was Lieutenant OF dragons IN one or me volunteer reg.
Civ Alderman'Of the Fourth Ward was Lieutenant
conn sndng OF the company IN when Dlr NJ was de
gave Testimony 10 the standing and military course OF
Mr. n did not speak fayOrably OF them knew Capt.
Lewis Ia the City Of Mexico ne had good reputation as
an ofcer and gentleman and bis character was unb.em-
isheo. -, . l., .s 49,.
forelOCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Wenfher LIENS.
Bv Moyse's Line. Office l6 HaL-stI

BY Morse's Line, office l6 WaAstI
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 26-8 A. NJ.
BUFFALO - Cloudy morning; wind west; Their 49, bar.
1856
Their. a. -, ~
AUBURN-Cloudy, but quite pleasant; wind Their So
SYRAcUsE-A delightful morning, 50 newhat cloudy;
wind ssW: Their. Sc.
Beautiful pleasant morning; slightly CLOUDY
very light 5 W wind Their SO; bar. 3O4l
Urea Bright, beautiful morning; wind NV lher5i.
bar. 80 O9U
AIRANY-Clear and most beautiful morning; not cloud
10 be- seen: wind N Their 81: bar. 80 965; mer %.
TRoY-A beautiful, clear and sprng-hk mornings cieaf
end mild Their 81 wind light from w.
81 JOINS -Wam and very pleasant morning ther 81
BURLINcToN.-Wind NV; clear and beautiful morning
ther. 80. go 90,
WmTEHALL-Wind N ; hay. looks Ike rain; Their 3D.
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Circuit COurt....TUEsDAY, Feb. %.


Harris Leli VS.. Robert L. NOyeS.-Mr.
L. took passage at Albany canal boat belonging to Mr.
n for Buffalo. and got receipt from the Captain OF the
boat for $40 los baggage He went In The boat but got sick
when between Schenectady and Utica and efI her. On
arrival al Buffalo found that 20 lbs OF the baggage
waaeOne. hch 10 tho trunk Of Mr.. l., containing, Il
Is said SOO worth Of clothing aud SIS worth OF segsrs He
brinf action for this amount In defense 10 said that VI
L. took the baggage OF possession OF the Captain and
said be would lake Of himself but testimony
presented TO show that the Captain considered tho baggage
Oh Mr. L. leaving the 10 be under his care but WheIh
er or not the Court said the Captain bound to take
care oft Verdict for plaintiff, Sl25
Richard Leonard, ct at. VS.. EdUln VI.
Carney-Messrs L & Co. claim 10 have purchased from
Messrs j. @ Brooks, aer The destruction by IRE Of their
establishment Of Ferry and acob SIS In February
1880 al the goat Skirs that were under and In me runs
akHg their chance for whatever there might be- Tor SID
that they from the ruins what they supposed 70 be all
but proved aerwad hat there were others, which were
subsequently sold by the agent OF MessTs to Mr. 6a'-
ntr: that these last the best par and worm more
than they agreed 10 give for the whole. They demanded
them from Mr. Garner who refused 10 give Them up, being
indemnifed by and writ Of repeyn Issued on
which Mr. Ii the agent gave bis bond az security fne
presen, action is right Of Messrs Co For de-
tense Is denied that he skins sold Mr o. were part OF
the pUrcbase Of L. & Co To be continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

MEXICAN CLAIMS Washington, Feb.
S4-Tbe Board net-presenL 81 the memoers: The M
moria Of W r D. Hyde 4 Co, claiming Tor part OF
he cargo OF The Mexican schooner Co um vs. sezsi al
Brs1ors 10 f5 afo condemned a. Vera Cruz being tArh
I'D Tor couso esOn, eLer Win NE proofs ana a,cu
ueus corrected ih, The board came 10 an opinion
that The els IA valid agalns- The Republic OF Mexico
Sundry memorials having been filed win tne secretary
since The FEBRUARY, incl accompanied ny an asl-s
selling forth reasons why the same was not presented q AZ
earlier day required by tne der OF the board
that he ioIner rule Of The board. limiting me me "ln.n
which memorials e. al be presrnie' be rescndeo IN res
meet 10 ali The memorials ed since the st inst sua ihh
The sane he now presented for examination; Wner7apon
The 70 lowing memorials presented That OF louis
Hsrgous I'd on The Sd inst claiming for damages 70 me
business HafgOus& Co. m cons Quence Of me eA
nuon Of the saio Hargous from Vera Cruz IN 1910 Ina
Of the same claiming Tor expulsion above and for iasS
inprsouuent Thai OF @ Downs fJr inset and a.
surviving partner Of John Oven claiming for losses py
he seizure me Schooner susaonEh driven into RIO 5aVo
by stress Of wealhrr ia 1916. That Of ohn bonte claiming
FOR violation Of grants of exclusive Navigation OF tooasco
live. for uss ana services OF boat IN H-ns
norting troops That Of VII lam Hatch. caiuliag or
v.rcisrge OF tunn8ge duues, hled l7.h February Iha
Fl Samuel J1hs0u csiuing Tor eNPalsi0n from ne c1y
Yea Cruz n Nsy, f 20, med 1911 inst That OF LOUIS ;
Gus claiming for detention ano damage D fle az.
bDas la The Of TJhesco MED - above Inal OF ne
,re fr money due upon suntry Contracts, &c lt Vi
E,srfis de Hays Aluminium &c, OF Francis AfenAs
.irng for 81 puson from OaXaca. filed 18Th inst Ihat
~ Iohn lander claiming for supplies furnished 10 Re
Mexicsn patriots In 1914 Tue Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
Frst District CouTt.....W WEDNESDAY, Feb %.
Before Judge Green.

Encumbering streets at Dulk-neaos.-
John Fild, tai Vs. scsael Dempsey -Psindf et 10 d =
fndrrf. ood d-aler) space the street A. bls head
loot OF Hgbertst y T. Tor he ping ana AeePns o 80
he brings action 10 rscoye- fr quarters rent 81 said
space al s. per quarter , g.
The defense is that defendant haf 9esn ostlfD pa n
pos,.,on nv is Corpoes ion Who ect-d him 10 move,
The sfreef - hDikhesc ass puzzle ~ eel
The Couu h-lo that IN streets ~ ~ hit mans Dad
streets cannot encountered sny more Than o'her sess
aud The on II hight o. the buhead possesses s
Ia permit vessels 10 liz them. aRi load and unload ard
hes no oef ia ~ ihsn that Of wharfage judgment tof de-
f-rr
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Richard Leonard, ct al. vs.. EdlCln "
Circuit Court. WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS.

Johnson VS.. RO6ert.-IO recover against
occupant Of second story OF No 20 Corsndts, FOR H.
ury 10 STOCK 10 first and basement BY CfOJu WAief
The Court IL this before referred Iol charged mar II
the faucet EFF running by any person 10 driel aA
or poyuenf defendant Is liable TOR The Injury sustained
urless psnf himself alsJ at fau IN which case DC
cannot recover n plaintiff had agreed 70 sc tnat me
stop ck in the basement $50 ss 10 slut on nc ~ater
fom the huilding) t1rned every night sld faled
10 90 90 he cannot recover FOR negligence " 40 her
party ia leaving running 10 anO her par I h=
tuifing Two Of the Witnesses stated That 0l CD versa
ton a. The Croton waller Feeling they hard pAinth
ell defs dsr that he pant) YOU'D direct some one 20
lite waller Of every nisht ~ the basement and m ina
mon g un 10 un agau- that the witlesses one Of
~ occasions knew le wafer 10 have been - 'Lt OF II
liz Jury consider from The testimony pai1uf under
ook every evening shut of lie water, aud I'D rot Ie
cannot fecove'
Tie Jury did consider that there bad been scn an
ssr,cmeu-aud tLOU ght the young man who hai el
he faucet running IL defendants mpioymsnt-'ef-
c. Tor plaintiff sos.
The case ss 10 SKINS at store oil g. Brooks Is sill on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
SrpnENE Court oFrHE UNITED STATES

-Nondqy FEB. a. ia5l-Herry r. selden, ESQ Of New
York was admitted attorney AID counsellor OF tls
Court No s. A. FOwlsr, It a., appellants Is A ?.
Merrill Tie Argument OF ths cause concluded b. Nj
Lswr-rcs f0r the sppesots. No Go J. 3. Ccnrntf,
pisndf ia error Danel Berry This cause wa argued
By Mr. FOgg for The plaintiff IN error and by Nj Ewing O
ue defendant IN No. So Philaae phia. gon
and Baltimore Railroad Company plaintiff 10 error. 20
he Stale OF Maylsnd. This cause sHbmed u DrA-i
II The sntf In printed argument - h -
srdy Johnson Al burned " tomorrow IL O'CLOCK Al
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Marine "WEDNESDAY, y

f. II. b. Bryan vs.. Timothy OSatt',
r1n-Psinuf is an Attorney and Counsellora La - sag
IVES employed by Peter sulyey. Esq 10 deiesa SUP
Va orns,cured Tor cpnsicerable length u tine snd oa
some Technical ground defendant ooisnel 40
ard recov, red srge oil u COS The plalnln % "a -
uop feeling that here was defense on me inof rec
Cuneuded d settlement Cf the whole matter a.9 W rse'i
fre bis cos's ceduced h-rrfOm So, which NaInisn d
BT,an received in fs Of fh-ir demand unc gave - 70
cepls therefor The peinuh called IN the oeisne Ant
and be 81 gned under the receipt, the following