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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26
By ISRAEL & GREEN, Auctioneers.
TALUABLE BUILDING LOT at Auc ion.

On Monday, the 10Th instant shall sell, on the
premises at o'clock p. M, most valuable building lot,
known part of lots Nos 10 and co. situated in square No
$780, having front of rs feet 9th street. and running
back inches to alley 80 feet wde between
north and streets. The above described lot Is OF
the desirable lots situated in the Northern Liberties
and situation in that section of the city which is
pdly improving, The lot is enclosed with good strong
fence and ornamented with fine lot of fruit trees In good
bearing order.
Terms of sale One half cash balance In six and twelve
months good bearing interest deed given and
deed of trust taken. Title indisputable.
ap 2-2t ISRAEL GREEN, Aucts.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26
GRAND MAY BALL /!

MIR. WILLIAM II. TEMPS respectfully an
NI the citizens Of Washington that he will
give GRAND MAY BALL at Caruss Saloon the night Of
the Sd Of May The public may confidently expect the best
arrangements pains will be spared to render this Ball
interesting to those who may patronise It,
an 23-3ts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26
THE MAYORALTY.

So 1OHN W. MAURY is announced a candidate for
y the Mnyoralty at the ensuing election in June"
MANY CITIZENS.
In making the above announcement it is deemed proper
70 say that large number OF citizens OF al parties from
days ago communication expressing their wish present
his to his feowctizens candidate for the Mayor
atty at the ensuing election independent of all questions
connected with the politics Of the day. and solely in consd
Grafton of his long and useful services in the Councils and
of his fitness for the place.
To this communication the following reply has been
ceived:
g have received your communication Whatever might
have been my wishes the subject would
been difficult for to resist the friendly call you have
made upon but agreeing do entirely with all that
you have said to the inexpedency of bringing national
politics into city elections most cheerfuy place my
at your disposal candidate for the Mayoray at
the ensuing election.
ap24-dte John W. MAURY"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26
JUST OPENED!
JAMES E. POWER,

G street, near the Bank Of Washington,
TIAs just received and is opening fine assortment
OF choice brands Of Cigars, Tobacco and Snufs Also
superior French Backing Porte Monnaie Fancy Pipes &c
Also genuine Turkish Smoking Tobaccoto trial OF which
he would respectfully invite his friends and the public gen
arallv ap 23-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26

Ca SILAS H. HILL, esq, is announced as a
candidate for Mayor at the approaching election and will be
supported by THOUSANDS.
ap lite
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26

DRAWN NUMBERS OF the KENTUCKY
y LOTTERY, Glass Il, drawn April "a, 1852:
Sc 38 16 3 20 80 &C IL IA 9 81 81 II 2
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26
SELLING OFF CHEAP FOR CASH!

GEORGE HENDLEY,S stove and Tin
VI Store of It'll and streets, the General
Post Office splendid assortment of Cooking, Parlor
Office and other Stoves and all kinds of Kitchen Furniture
with a variety of imported Cooking Utensils.
Old and young housekeepers, and In the trade
will find my assortment comprises decidedly the greatest
rey be found any similar store in the city The pub
lie will also readily perceive the great advantage OF finding
at one establishment every article they may require in this
nea the best materials and after the most i'm
proved patterns combining benefit and
A Now is the chance for young married folks, and all
those who expect to be, to purchase cheap for cash.
ga All goods sent to any part of the city free Of charge
ALso-A fine onehorse Family Carriage and very desira
hle Horse with harness complete mar 30-eo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-26

Ag- JOHN w. MAURY, esq, is announced a.
candidate for Mayor at the coming election Zap 2-te
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
The state Of Mississippi.
LOWNDES COUNTY

PRoBArE CouRr I'rBRuNey TERM, 1859,
10 persons iRtersse3ia he Taa{ l.iopoin, m ne
Eaa'e IF Thomas 7. Bq1rH Deesqsea.
YOU are hereby cited 10 be and aplcar hcore Tho
! Probate Cont Of said county 10 be held nj the
court lionse Of said countythe 1T Monday in Aprl.
a. D, 1897 Then and there TO show cause. Ifa any
you have why the following described lands b..
longing to the Estate Of said raomla T. Barrett.
deceased, to wit
Inc east bali Of TIE southeast q14rtor Of section
nineteen The southwest quarter u section twenty.
"nu uie south hall Of the uortaget quarter Of
sfcl.on t"eniy--aIl in township rlcen OF range
eigateen east shonii not Be said according 70 de
p y q Within FG2er, Gahan III Thomas
= Darfel, minor Aeifal lAaa 7 B4rrH. deceased
II II WITH. iaa lion. Nthiae. 4. Goodwin.
4 III , s'a@e Z l9s fr'5'fo tontafsaid county
'-.;-.'+ ise ifst Aisatay Hebnsv. X. n. 1852
Issued Febran oa.A n.Isjs
FL, DANIEL HlilAANs rrern.
i'''oa'f y l593 a3-Jif. IP +. $40 501
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
The state Of Mississippi.
LOW NDEN COVNTYI

PRoBtrE CouRr FEBRUARY TERM, 1852.
u all persons interested IN The LANDS belonging Z, N,
ET7t u Riciard r. Broioarigg, Deceased
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear before tho
i Probate Court OF said county, to be held the
fIRSSF MONDAY in April, A. D., 1852, then
ana there to show cause, il any they have. WHY
me following land known as the WEST PORj
FEkRl tract, to-wit:
lots one aud two in fractional blonck nine
Lot hye, and SO much OF lot four as may be ne.
eessary tor the purpose Of the Ferry in fractional
hock number eight, on the south bank Of the Tom
blgoy river also, lots one, two, three and five. in
fractional block number nine lot number seven Of
fractional section eighteen and one fractional sec
lion nineteen, township eighteen, range eiuhteen
west lot one OF fractional block number eight. ana
lot eight and block number thirty.siy. ACCORDING Il
the plan OF tho town OF West Port. shuuA MT h
sold according to the Petition Of Mary w. Brown.
rlgg, EXecutriX, and Richard T. fioskins. Eyecntor
OF the last Will and testament Of Richard r. Brown.
rigg, deceased. D'0"
= - Witness the Hon. Nathaniel + Goodwin
H. 81 Judge Of the Probate Court of said comfy
tt--.-t the first Monday in February. A. D., 1855
Issued the 9Th day Of February. A. d, 1851
DANIEL WILLIAMS. CLERK.
February Ii, 1852. 33-6w. rP. F. sI4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
JAMES JONES & CO.


M'LANE'S TERMiFUGE.-To hessIJ
Va Kidd n Co. Druggists corner Of Voc, gan ma
Fourth street Pittsburgh, belongs the honor Ds,s
ing induced the inventor of this great remedy 70 0N''
il to the public. This he has done though them,
has now been before the public for more than yea
II has been introduced into all sections OF the onOn'
and has given on sides the most complete sasaelou,
Where it has been tried it has pronounced the pes,
remedy for worms ever invented, Families slou'.
never be without a supply. We add the ioio"'ps
from hundreds of similar testimonials; ,o,-
Howard, SrEUBEN Co. Ky. Sept ., lo4;'
~ Kidd d. Cove had lot of your Nefui'
fugea can recommend it as one Of the hes! lneur
cines for wormes we have ever had Dr. Lanel
Vermfuge never has failed to produce the aesme'
effect j. ALLEY w.
For sale. 90
JAMES JONES & co
June l. lS)l-]1-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
The State Of Mississippi.
LOWNDES COUNTY.
PRoBArr CouRr, FrnRrARY Trpv l

PRoBArE CoURr, FEnRUARY Tern, 1859,
To persons ipsresisin The lands belonging 10 he
Estate ef Many II. Clayton, Deceased.
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear before the
4 Probate Court OF said county, to be held at the
Conrt House of said county, the FIRST NON.
"a y in April, 1852, then and there to show cause.
i any YOU have, why the following described lands.
yng IN said county belonging to the estate OF said
Nancy NJ. Clayton, deceased, should not be sold.
to.wit:
The east half Of northeast quarter Of section
nineteen, township eighteen range eighteen east
except four acres off Of the northeast corner Of said
tract and nine acres off Of the east side OF the west
haIt Of northeast quarter according to the petition Of
Nilliam Frazier, Guardian of Thomas +. Barrett
lnd Ezekiel 7. Frazier, Guardian OF David 0. Kile.
Witness the Hon Nathanie IT, Goodwin,
IT, 81 Judge of the Probate Court Of said county,
.--.-t the first Monday in February, A. d., 1852.
Issued the 9th day Of Febrnarv.A. d.. 1852
DANIEL WILLIAMS. CLERK.
feoruary ii, 1862. 33-6w p. T. Slo Sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13


N'LANES yERMIFGGE.--T effects IF N,
I'VE traly extraordinary medicine are faost at
Islactory IN All cases Ia which Il has been tricd
No other medicine has ever produced snch effects n
nsianiineously. II his cnly to Be administered,
and reliei follows As matter Of course II has boon
used N the practice Of the best physicians Of on,
country, aud By them pronounced equal, # mol su.
pererto any medicine ever offered Tor the ex1ufsioD
Gt worms III Is the very medicine which was
wanted, = is remark addressed to the proorie,ore
daily. Read the following;
rms may certify that we have sold DR. McIAne's
merican Worm specific, or Patent Vermimpc, the
past year, and it has given unbounded satisfaction
II Is no imposition on the community. bat il what
for those afflicted with worms
II HUGHES & Co.
MN caEEE, SrEvntN &c. Sept7, lst7."
For sale BY JAMES JONES' r. Co.
June IL, 1851 -60~ly,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13

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b.. u-- Ia-
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r--ars-
eau charming a5v .4F e.--
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cement ~ '- rsr.a- v..a-- -.---l.
F'a .-.-a. ~ cetlralaa e-r-.ea. s.-t E..
.'.astrt --l1. ta-ar..g..-
er-sssI. and .pF.7e- -
r Gentlemen. hrfa ~ f-a ---
a-- great g1srff.s. af Taee-
taertfhe 'sst ~ IL E.
"a 'l rse "iai1 B4r- St-..9.-. r--s
rast rastas l111s -esut. fa.-,.. r..rr, a.
l'e perfect and Fll'ar.1' 11ra--a fs@v b..
stored ,.s7ti aatt0 her uses. f.-r -t ---...
a..a ..'--- t- ne one we peat of ag.t zH-r
lF = na-e res. eradication than rr4.l tIs 49,
.s.Ha o. countless Ealrl pa whether I'D. AL
r7nl7'e7 1- rrt 5T ile sale -s t-rf.- ,.r.
la3 ne cine, being be- author g'srv ana -a---
enough. 1at -e can Sag t5 tAe word. u,laa, rs-
Of CONTINUATION. j have my poverty relieved
more 1raH s13srin- than 3 stephen . -srf b.
JOIN la-f. is'or afh tleir millions"
iais ne- .r.re. when 1scd acc1r5.rgt9 If-a..ers
NH Gre riil5a' FaHf
ec-4tH.4 er hiHg'- E.i. Csn-r-z. TsHa-4 Err5-z.-s
Of '1a Ssr. Er7-'neas Chr1r- s--s r-- p-..
wsrH 1r letter, SeaH Head. Eherrr.-i rains f.
taa Bono eriai1is GA Sore ARA Ulcers sa.rf-,
Ha 'aHes ryHa's, Dgs-e,sa Salt Rsasv
N.f'ns He Kidneys. Loss b. 71atlta. al-aq1
aF,'h- if.m the usc @, Mercury. pan Boz taa 4s
!A1 -tiA'arfs berrraI lh'fy Uu1se I.-rtsr4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13

I'D Observation-Disclosures Nerve and Bone
a LIniment, is warranted to cure any case Of
Rheumatism, Gout. Contracted Cords and NIuse'ers
or sht Joints strengthens weak limds. and enables
those who are crippled to walk again. Use this ar
uce and De cured, or 90 wthout and suffer, as you
will
Soidin New York only by Comstock & Brother,
No. 9 John st.; in Columbus only by ]. Blair; in
Aberdeen by Hampton & lIerndon. feb. 22-34-lv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
L2ELAEE2,s


yD7f2TEf E. toTRNvrvn
- - - 49, $685.
ii ,s-..'e' n '.'ls veg known e.'sh.'snme
Nm ...i' il \, 7. Plre .aa genuine Medicine
bar.c r,a So",I plr....,. ',s .eiI' 4 q any
are regre-,,3 1, caI arJ e,a,,i, ,o ,.t n.e
ns. ha.n selected rltn ara.t ca-e II I'M. n,....
uaFthey MIN fpd canal lr .ra,,.a,a,'
,,.,,.arl ,.sr;.,, ,..,1 I',.'igs5
making ler purchase s.tnrsrI.r f-.,, freo,,,s Nv
ii"".rS'iaey are eneh.er'ose4 on as good ttrms as
any Drug iiausei1 the SONIA OF SurtH West
iA5N'c'aHS frrScuY 'dHy C0retVItr 1up
DR. JAS ". Hopkins w' attend 10 ne pre,crp.
ton Departmental guarantee that all ri. tc rigA
o .aat H'..ra'e and important part Of tie la,pess
DRUGS, MEDICINES. AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS d Oils. W}NIOW.GIASS
IjTTY AND rgTSNr@ DYE
SIrFVS 4 CLASS yv,rr
pEFtirVrpy INn ti|t''
IntD .,t,,l,r my,
sDni,n,rb - ,. ,.-
''''''>'S " Ia" IN"
lfh,
Il super, y ariic'e OF >ilhA OIL, LAhp olln
i"ay5 on band,
LANDhLIli'S e }RtEN SEED,
CROP 1857.
Pyre Old EranfG. Vines. Holland Gin ( Old
JGmCtcG Ram, Pprc Scotch IttnLcp for
Nautical ,,t,r,.,ga,. ,,,,} !. .,.,.,.:..,
rru,r u, },,b f,,...,, ,...llf pun
cr--f,urap f,p,vt,.,r ',tD,t,lro
, ", ~, M. i"I'Ao'Vi
-, atN 2. ''ah rye 49,
,'"".", y, WY I'"'i'Ee e't.e!'Fe aNcfGfoN
'.e HOUSE, NE hopes ny s'No' a'e''Ion ana dlsio
s'''" v" 7v'oU"'o'h''' az ~" Prlcgs' u meTi W
p',o4'-t o' e'-Ce'N'i@ 1aOi'c'
i'u' % lS'I--f'I-l} JAS BLAIR.
VALLEYS ,NIlJ4LG3L yyf claim
J ed bv its inventor. 10 pososs pyone,ties which
TO the Farmer and Oowna--a74 those having
charge of Horses and Cattle. are of the utmost i'm.
ror.ancel This opinion is not mere ipge 9irifoi
the froDriety. but based upon various. and faithful
trials and a6nlcalions.
The rrsa, nroprie,ies Of D,t1cy's Ayus1 GAL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
rFQrfya vsAr

REV p w slT0T-REv r.. STEVENS
Tse GLOWING atvrsattr e1py of certificate now
WI n0vsr n M or7pretar of fa8 sAssaesfisfs
tov y. Schan i widely aria generally kuawa a. IN
eloquent ord seeoun Sized PASTOR IF TIE Nethgais, r.
Ebn'ch, aod Rev r. Stevrnsop has hera knaeu a. nne
- tho most talented sad 1ea1as aherp that tho Ken
tncEv Conference eaud toastot ~ many Fesra ard AZ
hs iimc = fhrv 'hs ugh s18 responsible station If
sren' NJ iAs n r Glat Cnaretu. Caaite seasa nra
saee bf'tf. o' more satisfactory testimony IN favor Of
any mralcia-'
L0rrtFtttr, Nav 90 Is
W. have usrA John Balls safsapqrilla and have
snafn i 20 be uacd with entire satisfaction; and sc
hrvr no hss'ts''na m Stating that ve believe it +, BE-
san aod yalpah'e medical compound md earp'si IN
profu much good aud relieve much enffrjne. and
therefore wouid reerfly aud most earne.iig tocoin.
mend It 10 The afflicted. T.. STEVENSON.
Testimony like tho fl9ang renders suser1aons an
comments on llio tf1rory Of Ball. Sareapqrilla:
Ffom DE- l. ? YANnrn, Professor ofChcmstfy in the
Lousvl Nodicol College:
"l have looked over the list of ingredients composing
John i'nP Comp,nnd Extract of S1rsapars. snd hava
M hesitation IN saying that they form sate compound
and onc hat promises well n chronic diseases, 10 which
II Is orpicablc." l.. +. YANpELL. NJ. D.
Loasu,e, June G. ls4s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13
(t0ME ON-THENE Ia ENOrGu r0g

EOME ON-THERE IS ENOUGH FOR
- Ann THE following letter is published
by iHe oupr-tar-, that the public may perceive the
constant demand wh.cbexists Cor Doctor Mcfane'7
celebrated Worm Specific hey have, however.
made such arrangements as Gill enable them to fin
Al. orders promptly.
"SoHhBvhLE, ESy, March lS, 1877.
Or. HLaRe-Dear sjr-The Ncrmilure YOU
Ten Viih me last fall has long since been sold and
could have Soda great deal more if had had II &.
Since mY return from the East have been called
Hpo1 nearly day to write to you, requesting an
immediate uPpy havealready tried your Yer.
mi.uge In my own family, and found it 10 be the
best haze ever used. MORRISON"
For sale BIZ JAMES JONES ~ "a
Juno ~. ls5l-50-lv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13

PIANO for sale or hire, Enquire Of
\ leo' l4.-53ti, Q. T. KELLER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-13

Consumrtion Liver Complaint, Fenalc irregularities
ava Complaints Sick and Nervous Headache, Low
SP'r'.' Nigh, S~cats, Exposure Impudcnce IN Lie
D"'on'c on''tn''on D'eases and is spring and
Nv ur'nN and general tonic for tho sysiem and gem
pna pleasant putgaive far superior Blue Lick or
'"'g'e" water, salts OF seldiz powders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
DIED.

Aw.a Yarns. on Sabbath afternoon D-esmsr 49, Of ocaump
n ssed 81 yesr SARAH ANN wife Of Joha Csihe and dsssA
TOR Of he late NilEa< Bsthsate
Of Of brothers law. James and
Thom. invited Tuesday
I O'Clock
SIZE passed from time lLe cloudle-s day.
On Saturday December II. MARY JANE, wife of William
T. Bryan aged q years and II day.
friends OF the family
Der r-dene l52 Fulton Brooklyn Monday the 18th
INST, at a 0clo a, y. N.
On sunday, Dec H. LEVI infant Of Lew and Hester Paw
hrg
On the i9h ms, LEWIS THoRsAL ssed % years
friends and ThornsI and Of hs law
Robert Buchanan. invited TO stteni his funeral from No. ~
DOWNS Z, at lo1s o'eioek this morning
On saturday H. Der s5h year, HANNAH DIXON
rebct Of Jonathan DIXON.
The friends family attend the funeral
Lutes Chdrch Hudsns Tuesday December ~ al ocosh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

The mott efficient friends Of the new Institution and we
arc grafted to know that the wishes OF the business
community have been 40 well consulted in this election.
Mr.. Caldwell is business man. combining prompt
ness ssgacfy and GOOD Judgment with fidelity and pru
dcnce. Wiiamsburg Oh independent, Press
FIGHTISG RUw.-On Saturday morning JUS
tice Rosvurh issued warrant for the arres, ~ -, =,
dividuals named Richard knchller and Michael Cealet
charged with having assaulted and besen Martin Nar.
ply snd Ellen 0Neil, who were passing them in the
street II said that they had beaten a in the
Wallabouf and broken some windows in house belong.
ing to Mr. Lsnsgan During al this time there was no
policemen 10 be and considering the small num-
Der Of policemen duty and the extent Of territory
they have under their supervisor cannot be expected
thst they be always at hand when wanted Rowdy-
ism L quite too prevalent in Wlhsmsburgh. and unless
the authorities take this mser In hand and augment the
police force that city viii gain most unenyisoe repgta
non and her advancement viii be materially retarded
FouSp.-The trunk which was mentioned in
Saturday paper having been stolen from Frederick
Finckn tay found in vacant lot near North Eighth
81 The gold chain fobsesls gold pen, pencicsse and
silver spoons were missing the ether articles were LETT
in the trunk
SURRENDERED-A man named Sylvester
Trabold who arrested last summer charged with
being concerned in stsbhns affair in Dvision-sv, and
nder bail of 81 800 TO 10 the charge WA
Saturday delivered up By MS bail Trabod was az
rested and locked up in the cells 10 await his trial
" On Saturday morning Justice Bosworth
sentenced David Miller, Jacob Flsck. Andrew Frank.
Peter Young and Michael Young mentioned in Sarur
days paper. each 10 the County Jail for thirty days
INDIAN SACRED CoScERr.-A Sacred Con-
Is to be given by three converted Indians OF the
Oneida tribe. az the Odeon. in Wihamsburgh. on
Wednesday evening next, the 18th inst The object OF
the Is TO raise funds 70 assist in educating some
of the young Indians for school teachers and ministers
~ On Friday night an attempt was made
to set fire to the shop of Messrs +. p Boyle build
ers corner OF Unonsv and Devoest, by some person
iening bunch OF matches and throwing them through
a window upon some shavngs. Luckily, the matches
fell grindstone, and as the shsvings sat
ursted with the designs OF the incendisres
frustrated The Messrs Doyle have offered reward
Of $50 for the detection and conviction Of the persons
who made this attempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
SUPERIOR COURT-GESEBAL Term.
DECISIONS.

EIPEhlOh LOIhl-LENEBAL lEBM.
DECISIONS
George Bathga agr Edward Dennis
Judgment appealed from reversed, reference
discharged and new trial ordered. Costs 10 abide
event.
Samuel Bernan and wife agt. Green and Radford.
New tIial ordered-costs 10 abide the event
Augustus w Clsson agt. Daniel Rankin
New trial ordered-costs 10 abide the event.
Robt L. Noyes agt. John Anderson.
Verdict set aside and Judgment 10 be entered Tor
e33 80 for plaintiff.
Lewis Fatmsn &C. act. Lobach 5chepeler.
Verdict set aside and judgment OF nonsuit 70 be en-
tered.
VIM. Beach Lawrence sgt Rufus g. Kemp
New trial ordered-co-ts 10 abide the event
Alex H. Purdy, &c, agt Edward Phillips, sc.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff amount 70 be COM
pu,ed by computing interest time of payment and de-
dactirg amount paid Reference 20 be had 70 compute
interest if parties disagree
Charles 81 John and others, egt the American Life
and Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
New trial ordered-costs 70 abide event.
SPECIAL TzRA-DBcIsIoNs.
Iucius T. BuIkley agt C. cambridge Smith and James
II. Brush
Motion to set aside judgment for rregulari.y denied
Allowance OF 600 modified TO s75.
lssac Hall sgt Adam Smith
Motion denied without costs
William L. Roy agt Sarah Hurley, and others
Judgment and execution Get aside irregular, with
out cost.
Charles A. williamson, and others, sgt. Clement C.
Moore. Same agt. Same
Complaints dismissed
James Pagan sgt. Oliver Dawson
New trial denied, with cost.
Philip III Williams agt John Christie. and othess.
Judgment for defendants on demurrer.
Joseph L. Smith agt samuel z. Lent
AotiSa TO d.ssosSe INDUCTION granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
A Georgia correspondent of the Janus, a

A Georgia correspondent Of the Janus,
~ rsner In New York, says that he was at Cedar
u siey' when a negress was hung, and thus relates
io~n a HE master Of the negroes told her that he
s .od her four children to man to whom they were
bsc Sa,;vered next day The purchaser known
Ds.S ,be peighboIb as tyrant and miser, who
mIousn .Nstaryed hi- savee but beat them brutally
no. ony annortunity The mother, who tendery loved
was overcome with grief at the thought of
ne ,heno sold 10 such monster. She begged her
Lss ON her knees to keep the children If they
nm, be cold to lie, them go to more humane master
ns s al her efforts proving vain, and being driven
~ dssperron she the following night murdered the
SSd,fn This was the crime for which she was hung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
MARRIED..
RRGAN. .....lsnt Ps,.o<

On Tnday, Dec. TO- Rev JOHN RRGAs, Assistant Ps,sS
efst Pau's caihlc Church, Brooklyn, AGED - yeNa
The will ste NJ Psuls Church boohys.
Monday the 18th instant O'Clock NJ alter which the body
vii he the vaults Of 81 Parsk Cathedral Ssw fork
on Saturday morning Dee II, 81 paralysis ELi1ABErH wss
OF Rulel Il. Stephens, ia her 9Th year
and friends OF the family and those ~ her sons Jsmes
ard respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral 90
Monday morning. 81 O'Clock, from her late rssdenes No ~
West lIst 81 Her remain, Gill be taken ST. Johns Cr~t-ry
YakefE for Inenacnt.
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TNIoN MEErNG.-Last week the members
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.
Common PLEH-Part Nos $40, 565 567,
500 57l 573. 577 SO. 5sl SO. 5s5, SGT, $50, $40
Part 2-Nos 724 726 72s 1870 732, 1874 1856 735, 40,
7l2 IA 746. 748- $50 752
SUPERIOR CoURr-Published on Saturday.
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~ SANDERS & Co., No. 30l Grand-st, will
offer this day decided bargains their stock of Bareges
Tissues French Musins Paris Reps &c, suitable for
Evening and Party Dresses Also Silks, Vevet Mernos
Parrmetas long and square shawls Linen Goods Dapery
Muslin Delaincs &C. &C All must be Sold and will BE- sold
at a gre at sacrifice to close the business.
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Ho,Ip,y PRrsrSTs-In the shape of rich

ITff III 0EI' 'IIt'I''- vi TIT
Brocle shawls or rich PLAIN Brocade SILK care
butes OF respect mother daughters and when
they can be obtained such ing expense as at CoLva
BlANHALL No 28 Grand st. dOubly enhances their value
both tie ver aud the receivers and the selection from
choice assortment of reh Lace and Embroidered Pocket
Handkerchief Bertha, Cape Collar Cus, ah)r1s ex
ccent opportunity Of mutual exchange of fayors aPpro
pirate 10 the