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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

NIRGIEIA AT Rules held In the Office OF
V the Circuit Court Of Barbour county, on ths
frat Monday In February 1852 .
james BlCgh, COmpl't
vs.,
John Frymycr, Defendant. =
~ CuANcERT,
The object of this suit, Il 10 recover from thO
defendant tho money paid by him on account Of
the purchase Of land from him, which land has
since been sold for the purchase money, duo from
the defendant 10 his vendor. Also 60 recover for
the damages sustained by tho injury done 10 tho
property after tho purchase, and before tho Conn
Plninaht was placed In pOssc1slon, and 10 SUBJ
tho sale aforesaid, to tho payment Of tho money
claimed by the Complainant In this suit.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
said John Frymyor ls not an lnhabliant Of this
Stale, II Is ordered that he do appear hoto within
one month nitcr due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary 10 protect his interest IN this
cause. a copy. Teste,
Feb. 4th.-iL T.. ID. WILSON, Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-18

a large proportion Of the amount at risk Q
Piros in less than one year.
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NOTICE.

Dulany Smith . In the citcu,
Russell Smiths Exec'r. county, In Chan
and others, Gerry.
The parties interested In this CAUSE, and tls
creditors of Russell Smith, dec'di are hereby nc
tilted that on the nth day Of March next, ~ I'll
Clerks office Of Harrison county Court, shall Pre-
Good to state and settle tho sxCcntorlai accounts
Thomas Payne, Executor OF tho aAid Russo
Smith, a. required by an order Of said ConFt
made In this cause at the last term aud the sTedi
tors Of the said Russell Smith are required 70 aP
pear before mo ~ the time and place Aforesaid
and prove their debts against the estato Of tlE
Testator, and upon their failure 70 do 90, thOl
will not DO allowed to participate in the disttlb6
ton Of the assets Of the tCstAiOF, 70 BE mAda h
the said cause, i, CHAPLIN,
Feb. 18th, ls62-tt. NJ Com'r.--C,C,
VIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerks Of
' fee Of the Circuit Court Of Randolph eouh
~ on the first Monday In February, 1882.
AbsalOm Crawford, COmh'L
Samuel Morrison, the older, and ga5
Thomas Morrison DJ'h.
TX CHAScIRY
This suIt Il brought for tho purpose Of OhtAlR
Ing u sale of tract Of land containing ~
acres, situated In said oOurty, Conveyed by Az
exander M'Call and John COrlck 10 tho sab
Samuel Morrison the elder, and by him conveyed
TO the said Thomas MOFrisOn,) 20 satisfy
Judgment obtained by the complainant ngAlns'
tho defendant Samuel Morrison, the elder, In tll'
County Court Of Randolph county, ON the 2Ils
Jay of November, le44, for the sum Of s45, wit!
interest aud costs,
II appearing by affidavit, that tho dofSndAR
Thomas Morrisonl Is not resident Of this State
II is ordered that he do appear within one month
after due publication Of this order, aud do wha
IL necessary TO protect his interest aud that .
copy of this order DO published once week fot
four successive weeks in COOPsr's ClurkSbuTA
Register, public newspaper, printed In the tOwn
of ClRrkEburg, Va, und that another copy horOof
be posted nj The front door Of tho court houhS 0i
this county OH tho first day Of tho mort county
| coart A copy. 1'esIe. b. L. BROWN, /.
]. $. HoFFMANl Clerk.
for compt.
February !, 1924.
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Feb. I'd, 1852
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on "Wednesday evening but toe enthusiasm was mnea
dam2ensd by the great E.tora calamity. sPeeehe'
were made by MeIsrs Brown, Vaa Bosklrk, Gsvt ana
others, all of whom sp Re earnestly and iee'nsy oi
the loss Of the great champion Of Wig FHac'p'e'
After this, Scott and Graham Club was Sr'neo' 20
which slarge number Of members we're ad n''tef, snd
Peter Ritter, Esq, a worthy and efficient Whig was
elected President The officers Of the Cub were ap-
pointed Committee 10 draft resolutions expressing
sorrow at the death and respec, to the memory Of
Henry Clay
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

INsTALLATIoN.-Lat evening the Off
Gers Of Iro Iuts Lodge O. Of q F. installed, in
presence If large number Of the members Of that
DER At Iroquos Hall by the usual ceremonies Of the or
der on such occasions
SALE or PROPERTY.-JOhn Worst. Esq.
has disposed of bic claim the Fat lands covered with
water south of his residence ia the Fourth Ward for
the OF $4,000. The purchasers ars Messrs. COBB,
Miller and others.
CRY CANvAss.-The Board of City Can
varse1s will NEE, al the City Clerks Office this day, 10
canvas the votes csst at the election on Tuesday
COMMITTED.-The examination of Geo.
Z. Brr-r, before Justice Chambers, yesterday after.
noen for discharging pistol a. John Mords, with in
tent 10 kill closed with his initial Bergen Jail TO
await trial Ia Septe Inber next
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pm ,nr1puIA S,LEs OF Thursday,

uI I.,l- Firt B5a,d IL Penn r. R, l9l $1,000 sch
&, -. ~ ,0 $1,000 Co. -; ~ Read. r. r., it7s 10 do
a. si4o, W. r K ts,95a no Grsri Bt'Hs - Che
D. Cai lu-1, sO Com. Bkt2 Moro Cana Bis lo's
NH g Msrt 30 2s1, D. Germantown Turnpike, 3'Aa -
s,uyl Irte8: 800 Cam. Am K H. o., d. lO Penn
K. r. 4il. ..,,. o., ~, a.. mi.
Soon Bari-s0 C;y r X. - So Oi4 100 49, iotss
q IelsL Int $3.50 Lei gh Nsvgtou o. o' Hh s4O)
n, az sonO TO-, -. 6j loo Lehth Navigation lsh 3D.
Reading K r.. "a, P~nu,ylvana X. r. ~ III do Ht
H. as $500 Reading r. Mort ~, a. ~, lrhsh Nav.
CATION ~ ~ Long Island T. H. iO $40 Pennsy IS, o
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

z The storm of Wednesday was quite
violent in this vicinity. large frame building in the
course Of erection by Mr. T Van Derwerken was blown
down, and the store of Mr. J. White n Washinst St
Yves struck By lightning, which demolished chimney
and did some other slight damage.
Il Commodore Steyens's yacht Maria
has been thoroughly examined and found not to have
received the least damage from the rocks at harI Gae
She sgan at the anchorage opposite the An'nh' no.
tel
WHIG MzETING.-A large meeting OF
ne Wigs of the village convened at the Otto Costxe
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MARRIED.

Ir Nrv fo June ~ a. the house q her brother m as L. d.
Csrar Fsq iy Re- DR. ADAM john ~ BILLINGS u leu
oa y y to CARRIE A. daughter OF the late J. Bai Of
Al Faor,avn n j. Sixth 90ti the prs.enee Of Their
frr4s RON LAND JOHNSON. OF New IoFl, 30 HENRIETTA
4~,sfter of Henry " Wolot, 81 the former place
Iy Al south Presbyterian Church Brookyn,by Rev Dr.
st.r r., THOMAS HASTINGS, Of tbs City, 90 Ms. FASNT
DE CVpOT. col The l0II~T place.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

REsToRED.--An interesting looking
young German woman complained 10 the Police, two
three night. since, at late hour against her lover
who having paid attention to her for about year. and
engsged to marry he'll obtained S5j her TO engage in
business. She, having to believe that he de-
signed to keep her money and violate his engagement
had him arrested. Yesterday, his trial was TO have
come before Justice Boswell when he restored the
$50 paid costs, and discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Nnr1cr.-The nnder.icned having been

appointed receiver Of the property and effects Of the late m
OF oHN CAMBN Co. OF this city. Glass Cutters requests
pef ndeb' I'd make immediate payment 20 him The
creditors OF that firm will facilitate the na adjustment Of
IN. claims by rendering curentNev FORK July
. q WIN WARD, No. lj9 Broadway.
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DIED.

on uur.isy July T. CArHARlNE VIE Of Michael heL'usl
n friend. OF the hn Nv especially realsr % 'iienS her
n. nm u house OF her lsthc Birthogmes Rooney, No u
ci,rbers =. corner Of City Hall place, tuday ins aY ~
O'Clock IN the The friends OF o'oihe Nla' MONEY!
are also particularly invited 20 attend =, r,,y, %. ,
Al Troy N y June -. Of consumption hr' - tlA ~ %
Mr. Johnston Fountain New YORK. IN the san yea q" he' Axe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

Hon share to hesrtess employers The uHon 'eoI''..
much dsheartened by their loss and tue n'''o ~
they will he compelled TO dsappont nu ne'ou, IN,
ers who were expecting their work preS'oO, " The
in TIE country The Police are in pos'e''''u .ns
marks on the shirts, and msy succeed IN 0'Ds'"s
oaenders TO Justice
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tA4verussment1

D The Armenia will resume her Tips
TO Poughkeepsis &c, SATURDAY. ne 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

u Attention is asked to the advertise
ment published in another column. of Messs GARRETT
BsICGs. Real Estate Agents At Cleveland
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF SUPERvIsOR.-This body met
stthe County Jail Wednesday, Aid Morris presiding
The Committee Alms-Hous reported ia favor OF
awarding Sankey Ashheld the contract for building
a sewer the County Farm They agree to do the
work for s270 per running fOot-Adopted. Messrs
French & Durham, being the lowest bidders. were
awarded the contract for furnishing brick 10 build an
addition the Penite ntary. resolution was adopted
nauIing into the propiiety and probable expense OF
sending many Of the unacs OF this County AS can.
not comfortably accommodated ia the buildings of
the County Farm TO the State Luuatc Asylum at Utica
The following resolutions relative 10 the Lunatic Asy.
lum were offered by Ad. Splnoa:
Reolred That BE- referred the Committee on Lunac
Asyum report me meeting Of this Board the
protrty of purchasing the trOoke Fam az FatlAnd as
site Lunaiic un and oner County purposes
also full statement Of tie quantity Of land contained IN
said fsm sld the cost thereof
Adopted by the following vote Ayes-Me'srs. Brooks,
Spinola Booth Norris Ryder OF Brooklyn, Muehmore,
Bfrpen. SthoonmsAer, Wyckof, Ry der Of Gragesend'
VOOrbees De Bevoise Ralphs-l3 NGys-Still WE'LL
Further Reored Thai all proceedings Ia relation to the
conjunction Of tie Asylum upon the site already selected be
susreId,d until th' Committee report 81 above.
Adopec-l2 Ayes. , Nays Mr.. R4phs voting in the
negative with Mr. Siil~ell The Board adjourned 10
Wednesday neat, az oci ok, p. ".
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fAivertisensuil
z. A splendid portralt Of Gen. Pierc


ran b. seen At RoOTs No SIS Broadway Also the bct
tebe Of Henry Clay. from which ROoT will publish
q tine print.
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1ENK1 y
The celebrated Engraving Of the United States senats
Chsmbr few :hoce impressions for sale by EANrhoSf'
No. sos Broadway.
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THE FoURTH.-I'he arrangements for
the celebration Of the Fourth completed by the
committee last evening Every citizen will be at liberty
10 make his speech and provide his own dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
II To tbe Ed;tors of The v. Y Trib-

me DVAR SrRR In your paper of the 10Th ult under
the head Of D,ordery Firemen. you state that was
arrested charge Of attempting 10 take the life OF
Geo. Williams, member of Engine Co No !. Now,
In justice TO myself wish TO correct that statement,
hch is entirely and false in every particular
have been served with warrant charging me simply
with an auenpt % commit assault and battery. As re-
CARDS throw ing sone the facts OF the case have been
misrepresented received. while in the discharge OF
nv duty severe blow from a stone, thrown BY James
McFadden, member OF No "a Company, who wac i'm
nediae!y arrested and, when brought before Justice
King fined $25 for the Oiense BY giving this publicity
you will perform act Of Justice and confer favor On
Yours, &c, FINDLAY BABR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-The Board Of
Education did not have quorum Iastevening. And
trose present last evening at the City Hail. adjourned
the meeting TO next Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

MAD DoG.-On Wednesday, at about
o'clock, P. NJ. mad dog was killed ia South Frst.st,
corner Of Fipt he had made attempts to bic three
persons. He had been tied up somewhere in that
neighboIhoCd
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CITY ITEMS.

r.voH OF rlE TfEEh 81 17 3 asls yanst
8 p.ls.ss,'s' t.1,sy L Esos cs sr2 SIN
1882. % Is n 10
,.s,.Ts &C TINS DAY AND EveN'sS
Anvssa .s.,+h Comic Opera. lie Cad, &c
rbos o,,ss cesrrst. P.ul Iuhen. &c ,spu1
$50. fsssfrogr e'ss,sirS D ~ T. ,i Sooa
Astof ce-.sn Sculpture; The Ntlsee fhs.tfni
fs?ss go snnas-ysw. IN ASS M,nor DAY ana L'e"'
ssssp,ss,s,~otto CoitAse-ConcerI lAi's'No~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

OPENING OF THE NEw-JERsEY ZEN
rrAL RAILROAD The Directors oil the Ne",'o
Central Railroad Company intend opening men 'oa.
this day and have invited their friends 10 a'''' !" W.
.arenoonIes NJ Easton, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

RESPECT TO Mr.. CLAY.-The Pierce
and King Association. which met "Wednesday
Ing while ia sessi IN passed series of resolutions
expressive Of their regret the death Of HENRY CLAY
end leriDR to unite with mis- political friends In any tee
timOnial 70 his memory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

~ The Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
pariment sent in communication to the Common
Council last evening, complaining Of the rlOtous and
disordarly conduct Of kife Companies Nos and ;.
resolution adopted directing these Companies to be
locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

For the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road y cent Bonds taken yesterday at an average OF
COS, g7I is freely bid to-day but they are I'D at par
The rec.ipts of the Long Island Rail-
road Company were;
For days from June 81 to %, inclusive, Sal 500
For DAYS from June 30 to 20 inclusive, 81. 1851 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

~ The weather, yesterday was ra'liei
farm than comfortable The night was very
IT, v,,l about II o'clock, when slight breeze pro-
sueed cooler feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

FIRST DIsTRIcT CoURr-Before Judge
Creen-TLs Manor. g., Of N,c- York sgt tie Hads5H
Rirfr Rairood C1npGny TO recover penalty OF - a
dsy. for three days, for incumberng HGdsonst near
Cbsmbers With The cars Of the Company.
The Company, in answer set up PernS -, IN 20 DC
cupy the street az that point sgned by C. '" "oodhuu'
Mayor 10 June $50 It being the usual IN CIV en-
70 persons on making improvemen;s-the company :.
thst time being gagged IN sitting up IN ar
stated that the Company could SO occupy o., tne Pe.
mission was revoked Permission 70 occupy ne street
on building sc, can be given ~ the Mayor, street
Comrnissioner, OF Alderman Of the Ward
The Court dec5ed that the permit gave &c tue Io nn
papy authority 70 occupy the street vi II ""
ard expressed is regret that permit oil tne I'M
the Company should get a railroad d6pf .uincieulJ
lsrre, without ncunberins tbs stree& Judgment 10
. g.. -but.
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month"; Of the gear hsvs been for the Last three PEARS

months Of the gear hsvs beer for The Las. pears
lows
"; -? = 81 se9i01ot sle6g] ~, tJr HOOD
~ 1870 ~ 23i-n0 1853 3la 4sSi9 a6s
lt-o-. $685. s.35l,73l 3Ogi SO. sssY7.o84
The aggregate Exports n the six mon.hs. exo,sdins
spece Rave been s2os6 90 Ia lse ar,s,, a., ls,s4T
10 ISL showi0g increase Of nine ,,nr..,a
dollars TIE inns has the following estimate Of tao
Imports the country for the 'os year ,u.. el..a
The following Is summary Of the
ronby tables Of Imports entered At sswYot f,r .hs
f,cal year ending J),h June, 1852
ts51 H,lf Year 1852 Hay Ys,
Iplv Sl45lO0l January ...... so 9OS0t
49,, 1870 go February ...... 9l3a0a
s.paember 10 $4,000 Msrcn........- ls065,0N
Orticr sQj2OOO April. .....-.... 10 $1,000
Novemhr. 6IG2OO May. ....-....-. 130OS
December. 67l200 jane loot cxsep So'''W
Total sNOl3co Total ....- s5s7,ss s.,
Total beiog 6o = cent AZ Neu. York sll27JSgn
Add 40 y cent for cher oort. ........ 7S.sfs0oo
Grand total ......................s l99 5sa0S
Treasury returns lS5l-5l ...... s2l5. 7260O0
Less specie. .49DD.OO0 ~
--t2l0 S26.00
Decrease IN lSJl-52 sll, 24t,o0
The Foreign Dry Goods entered at this
port during the fiscal year. compare with the year pre-
yious. were Substantially thus
1S5O-J1. fSJ1-52. D,c,asse
July-December. s3l732OoO ss96i,oJ So y ceuk
JsnuaIy-June .. 81 $4,000 1,257.Ooo II y cent
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Philadelphia Read
ing Railroad y CT. ....,
Mortgage Bonds. l5hO.'an ana July 'o"Vol 4 o.
n York q cd Erie7p - u.au
cents LIST mort gage, ly8-l669 May aud NoV'''lU@"
mortesse ,....... 1852. Mar. and Sept. $50
D, 1.-THE '.. 1862. Jan. and July. 80. @9si
Michigan Central y o ,a.,,
cent Convertible. 800 'ApIii ana oct'' N9'H
Ohio Central y cts. i3ol''feo' ana Aug o.. "~
Maryland Bonds advanced T. cent and the fedesA
stocks especially those of 1878 were wanted tor per-
rranept investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

SUSPICION or GRAND LARCENY.-W m.
Patterson was yesterday morning arrested by officer
Mooney Of the III. hteenth Ward on suspicion of having
on Wednesday last stolen gold watch, together with a
number Of geld rings bracelet brooches &c valued in
all S23 So the property OF Mrs Mary Cook of No
$40 Eighthav The accused is alleged 10 have been the
only person about the premises at the time the larceny
effected, hence the suspicion that uDon him.
He was held by Justice McGrath for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

IL The City Grenadiers, Capt. VIM.
H Burnett were on Tu sday last presented with st and
of COLI by OF the lady friends OF the Company
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To,sI. s6i6l4,OOO s57,2?loOo llhvces.
The Empire City Fire Insurance Co. has


made dividend of 2 cent the lrving Bank, 3h
cent; the NewYork Exchange Bank, Y cent the
Merchants Exchange Bank, = cent the Clinton Fire
Insurance Co., y cent. the Pacific NAL Steamship
Co 10 y cent The stockholders of the late City Bank
the act Of incorporation Of which has expired i1 busi
ness being transferred to institution, incor rted
under the general law will receive sij p share on
demand being the full par value OF the stock. ThS
Norton Copper Co. located in Taunton, dyides ID v
CEN, for the past year and the Old Colony Iron Co. 10
y cent. The Dean Cotton and Machine Co, Taunton
have divided l29 y cent and the last three annual
dividends sf this Company have amounted TO S2Ss v
cent The Lancaster Mills Manufacturing Coz adivi-
deud of 3 y cent the Boston Exchange Co, Jh
cent the Boston and Sandwich Glass Co, y cent.
the Manchester and Lawrence Railroad Co, dividend
OF 3l9 y cent
The amount of money disbursed to-day
for dividends and interest very large and has caused
considerable demand for Railroad bonds and share
for investment OF the dividends belonging abroad,
far as we can learn very large proportion has been OF
will be reinyested There has been larger business
Railroad bonds done privately to-day than for som
DAYS All frst.cass bonds and shares have an imprsv
ing tendency.
In London, at the latest dates, there wa
not much activity In American Stocks, but the uarks
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Mrl1rARr.-The Shields Guards held

On election Oh Tuesday might when the foil wing Off
GERS we're chosen Captain, ThOmss McCsrty First
Lieut. James Gallagher Second Lieutenant Christie
pher Mcdonald Orderly Sergeant James y. Farrell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

L. s. MARsHAL's OFFICE.-CHdrge Of
Fraud end Foy9ay az 10 HpOices "Wednesday even
ing. German importing merchant doing business In
this Civ was arrested charge OF having, between
July l-Jl and February, 1852 At various times IN tde
out and passed through the Custom Iouse Newl ork,
or aided and abettcd others In doing So eight false frau
dultLt and forged ilvoices, on mportaons OF goods
from Saxony The amount discovered isabOut $1,000
lie was held 10 bail In two sureties of OOo each.
CHARGE Of L0rc0,g ana Attempt at Reroh-Four sea
n 20 OF the ship T. T. Scranton Captain Spencer lying
OF Governors Island ready Tor Liverpool were arrest
cd on the above charge il being sid relates to the
charge of larceny that they took various srcles of
clothing tobacco, &c, from the other seamen. Com
nued for examination.
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rem OF the ship T. T. Scranton, Captain Spencer lying
of Governors Island ready Tor Liverpool were arrest
cd on the above charge being sad relates to the
charge Of larceny, that they took various arrces oil
clothing tobacco, &c, from the other seamen. Com
mtted for examination.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Lynch
-Jo,sph KelseT act Join A Daris-Mr X. claims that
he purchased of Joseph Stulz who formerly occupied
the Girard House, corner OF Chsmbersst and West
Broadway, two marbetOp counters and Toll OF OIL
cloth contained In said houe, and brings action to re-
cover the amount
In defense il Is said that Mr. Sultz in November last
sold the good will and the furniture contained Ia said
hCu.e 70 Ysrante Foot, who subsequently sod TO de.
PENDANT aud that although tie articles here claimed
were not specifically mentioned, they were neveTthe-
less included IN the term suBdres aise hat OIL Ior
ess bad been left unpaid by Mr.. ) or l. aud that
defendant is entitled 10 these articles In Offset On be-
half of plsnti il is alleged that Mr. retained the art.
ces for himself although he left them the premises,
al in May sold them 70 plaintiff The Court consider.
ed that the defense had not made cut their case, and
gave Judgment for plaintiff, sIOL
John Sraufn sgt Nslc. Haren Railroad CO-Plaindf
purchased the Company Office in this City through
ticket 10 Montreal, paying therefor - 90 de mad
with him carpet bag containing sundry articles, which
be retained in his possession till he arrived At N)rthhed
when the trains changed and the baggage among
them the carpet bag Of plsint was given TO the bag
gsge mater When he arrived al Montreal the carpet
bag could not be found having been ieonousJ carried
Of or lost He brings the present action to recover
value -
la defense Il is said that the Neg Haven Company
CONVEYED Il safely tceir own lie, anu That heJ
were DOT II sponsi' 'e for it beyond.
On the Ia OF plants It was shown that The New
Haven ana cher Companies owning the different por'
tons to Montreal had .c!stsnd!ng by Thlch they
took la, and divided pro r1i1 the fare among
the Compauics IL was also cOntended, on part OF
plaintiff that tire .icAet having been through ticket,
ed Of deeI jaBt they were much bound the
entire distance they were on their own Immediate
part If the line The Court considered, and gave
judgment fol paiit.E 49, icing the aue OF the carpet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02
Cu.,cr or RopprnY.-A man named

CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-A man named
Eugene Barren yesterday arrecied charged wa
robbing q youg nan named Geo DE Wolfe OF about
$50 The complainant had been cent By bis employer
in the country 10 this City 10 maze certain payment
but on arriving fell In With the accused whon
he alleges robbed him Of every cent The accused was
committed by Justice BogarL for examln alton.