New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09


PLEAs.-Part Nos, 2iT, 2i7i 95l. ash, $50 267.
200 c79, 25l, 2s5, PSI, 2s9 29l, 293, s95 Pars IL
Same rs Saturday
SUPREME CoURT-Betore Judge Roose-
vRLr-Desisioas GeorOe French ast Betsy D. French
Dive ce MeHsG IT Moro granted.
Frances Aesse az, John Rssw -Di,orce granted
Edrord Cook and AIT M0Etca fifs and Others.
ne sank Of British North AmsricS asI Ftrdinqnd Say
dorl and Others judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with
hb,ry 10 10 answer Ia 20 days on pa5msa' Of
'O Bon n pa. Executor o. Jane, G. wilson ast Caro-
line wilson and ofhers-Ihe will forth the N
plant Interpreted IN the natter lad Gated IA the oPloon As
effect Dec accoIdn with cssls to all parties cut Of
Nm. lee Roberts and another ags CArrles W,Mrm,oa-
Demurrer oyersued VITA leays 70 9asyer 10 20 DAYS.
Vim. +. SpauldiSg and eHothsr sgt. Henry Davis
Cfss Dqtis and others sgt Join N Duncan oni oth-
ers-Ofdsr that purchasers eon,plete purchase.
oyenued with leave plaintiff to reply Of answer
in twenty days, without oosis
GS' w. CeSGs ana O r psS S.'"" 'a
D,scnb,ry aet WeifSfen-Same
directing the sheriff hodt the Sheriff of k'uss Co bah
IL WI",erton ast Smh and FrosibGrgh Coal Co -Juis-
ment for plaintiff for rel ef demsndel.
Nm. C. Whippte agt Maroaref Hdst'ouck ana ofaers-
JOS l.. chrstaa against Ellen chr',,,an -Refsusi t.
Nm Maher Esg 20 ,Ske proc" S ., i b ras 70 Obtain
Judicial construction OF The will !, was made in rev
Ns New Ie1 nsSua an july 1850 lie ie wow
children Of Dc cemee brotaer aud the Shai y
SISTER but Descendants of his own Hs rear
so wss n saqs? a ssous me pss nal
sInouJted 10 about $50 900. al distributed tho
States After prov ding fo,the WIDOW (sving he'. besides
ether things 500 for e he leaves his property 10
his mother aud nephews and neces but that
neither the resi- personal estate shall be divided I'll all
tbs Chi that the rents and interest
shall accumulate. &C. The c urt cJnsrnof 4 50 ~ 70
omit the latter would hct with the statute to
property b. dsvsed ~ ans number olegeees ard their
Survivors, provided thc isgatees IA exseGcs At the
line If making the viii. Affirmed.
SUPERIOR CoURr- Before Judge Camp
be-Ap0sSfus Hcord agt Solomon Ba9fa aud JrcoJ
ren Plaintiff cccuD s'Ofe No 81 Conftlsndt-st De-
PENDANTS Emp ed u adj sin bullns.
IL Is chased thai they 81 deep, asd exercised
psiu fail wheyeby he lost up. ards OF -
Of goods. Aciipp is brought for damages.
but in the weakness OF plaintiffs bHiidBg rhs is in
Il. s. DISTRICT CoUaT-Before Judge
Betts-Ihe following persons were anaigIod.
Jas Clark herwise Cofe, indie ed for passing cum
ttrfelt dime james AylVaId indicted with his sister 10
srna (who too i'll 20 be ia COn for passing co l1ter
fot soyereigns Thos Welsch and loon NcSs, indicted
fer opening letters Ia POst Office box az thsr grocery
iture Calvin Buhea cha ged vi stealing esr con-
tanning certificate 81 depot, for $500 from Post Office
boz at grocery. They ali pleaded not guilty rnals
postponed
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
Woodron- GIN Of Nep- York ast Marshall and oihers
TO recover board at he Alms House for bonded passes
ger, already Itftued 10. The Court would only permit!
al psme ad date ent.red the Aims House book the
identity must be proved otherwise, Plaintiff showed that
the II en- was aged and a native OF England. The jury
c, u rot agree, and were dIschsrged.
In the case against Mr. Barter I'm other branch 10 re-
cove, h. value OF watch already referred to- tho Jury
were unable TO agree and were discharged