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Mr.. Bingham replied
He remarked that we must fret disabuse our minds
OF ali cor roohs about property in land No iniivid
ua has any property in lsDd. 10 England the absolute
property all tee lane is in the crown. by the four
eelth section Of the statute OF l119, tue absolute
property of oil lands mossGnges tsnemens and hered
iaut nts and OF all Ient. roy allies franchises, pre-
roga,Ives privileges escbeats orfetures deots, dues
dniiss and ces, and al night aGd title to the same,
with the sovereignty and seignory thereof were vested
in the people Of bis y ate fro and after Joy y lIo
The absolute property, thst is the fee Of all lands
10 in the State ana the Of fees the teoaots
OF the State. No Man can create ies He can sell
and assign his tenancy, and the grantee Of lee be-
| cones al once the tenant of the State.
l. No mar can recover in eec,n. Mt une IS he has t
the time Of cCmdencibg the scLioo, valid snbss ing
interest in the premises claimed and night 10 recover
TIE same or to recover possession tneTeof ouch are
the words Of the statute.
.. L. the case of landlord and tenant the plaintiff
nust make cut tso points, TO wit, LET, his right OF
property 3D. his right TO the possession OF that prop
er'y. lie must first slleg- and prove the creation OF
tetarcy, and that the r-verslon thereof belongs 10
him. He nust alss prove that he has night 10 the
posses son Of that tenancy.
g. In the case Of De Peg s.er sg Michael, the ques-
ton Was, Did the plaintiff owI the revers.on The
question here is the same.
That case decided that tenancy in fee could not be
created subsequent TO July 1896; ami that toe stat
ute Of Quia Enptores in effect here, a. embodied
IN our statute corning tensney passed 10 1857.
CLd-r the I, udal law the absolute property OF al
hfd vas in the sovereign. Iodividuals could hold
oily estates 10 la1d These estates either ten
al c;es reversions OF tenancies The creation OF
every tenancy resulted in svDg estate in rever-
I sion N the party creatIg l.. The party creating
tsrerey parted ONLY With night Of possession The
reyeIsion remained In ba. Every Vi tenancy
could create another 70 be held Of himself. Tenancy
upon tenancy coulo ttus Re created 10 unlimited
extent. The esehesi known as the possibility Of
reEsrtee, remained sl~sys in the Lessor.
The party creating tenancy could, az the time OF
It's CREATION rserve r.rts AID services and fastsn
them ss biDdisg upon the land. All legal covenants
AID cotdtOrs eOuh be fastened upoa the land, ard
would bscome attached 10 the two estates 20 the one
as beLtht, and 10 the other - burden. The owners
Il there two estates held the relation each other Of
lord and tel s1t IL ro othsr relation could covenants
be imposed a. burders upon land
II the CT estate in fee any other tsnAn Y,
sheLtd ans assigned his tenancy, he could not afnx
favor o; any one ese. lie was surely vendor, sad
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must have beer virtue Of tie coyenass 10 the dseds
ard rot by the common Law.
TIE real Que stiop here H. whether the plartns, ne
the assigne.s IL Van Rsns eiaeS, can dsuain .ne
goods and ohattels of the sc deendAns because the
original grantees covenan.ed thst Van Rensselaer,
might distys them. ...
Ii such dstress could ever have been SLOWED it can
he now, for the law Of 1876 does not forbid H. .
The statute Of 1876 refers 10 the common law de-
tress and not to covenants of distress contained IN
deeds Of Assignment.
II il. therefore, evident
l. That the right TO dstrain existed under shs
q, ed in this case.
,. II il ever did, it exists nos; bu, in sthsr case,
even II the statute Is 10 re entry and ejec.ment Is
made ia spply to vendor and sendee this Judgment
g. II will not help the ciattsr b. cali the covenants
rent charge It all resolves itself into the question
whether tenant in fee or Of any other estate,
sell ard transfer his tenancy, and ssen covenants and
conditions upon Il.
Called rent charge, il none toe lees results 10 the
ore stiou whether tenant can impose concih'as to
avoid ard defest the estate which he oods by iced
Of alienation OF assignment. The effect OF cond,t"as
is TO enlarge, avoid OF defeat an eet<te; never 10
transfer. =.
is. Conditions may be annexed TO any kind Of
estae-estates in fee entail, for lie, or years; but
they must be annexed upon the creation OF an estate
and upon the sale transfer Of ~ Inc leeds IN
these cases transferred the estate, and did not crese
il, and, therefore, the conditions are void. ;,
Il. The claim Of reeutry for non-payment at wbst
in the conveyance called rent reserved show only
attempt to do indirectly what the statne says shAl
not be done directly that is create the relation OF
landlord and tenant between sntor in fee and AL
WHO should succeed to the estate.
The position Of the plaintiffs counsel, that this
Court in the exercise Of equity powers, interfere,
and order and decree the defendants to pay the
debts Of another person, against any principle Of
equity. Courts Of equity, lie courts OF law, can
decree the performance Of legal contracts only They
may irerpose by injunction to forbid unlawful act;
but not 20 DO unlawful act.
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THEODORE PARKrR's FAREWELL LErrta TO ms


THEODORE PAREER's FAREWELL LErTka TO MS
CosGRrcArros--A large audience Was present At the
Music Hall in Boston lsst Sunday forenoon TO hear
Mr.. Emerson's lecture upon Culture" Previous 10
the commencement Of the lecture, tho following le-
ter from the Rev. Theodore Parkerto his congr ga,on,
was read:
MrcH VALUED FRIEsDs: When first found my.
self unable TO speak to you again, and medical men
babe be silent, aud flee Of for my life TO q more
genial cline, 1 Determined before ! vent, to make
ready ard pnblish my Eew.Yesrs Sermon, the lsst
ever preached; and the one which Was ~ follow 1t,
the last ever wrote, lying there yet unspoken and
also TO prepare letter to you reviewing our past IL.
tercourse Of now nearly fifteen years
Tie phonogroE hers swift pen made the first work
easy and the Las, sermon hes printed before YOU the
next soon laid aside, reserying my forces for tho
Last But elias the Thought, and stll more tho
Emotion reouisi,e for such Letter, unfer such en-
cums,snces are quite tee much for me now. 30, with
mich regret ind myssf compelled 10 fore2o the at
tempt: ray rather, trust, only to pos,po1 II for
Now can but write this note in parting, 70 thank
you for the patience with which you have heard inc 20
long for the openhsnded gener sity which hos pro-
vided for my unexpected needs; for the continued
affection which 30 many Of you have ai~ays shown
me, and nov mere teDcery than eve; and YET above
all for the Joy it has given TO gee the great IDEAS
and emotions Of true religion spring up IN your hsds
with such sgps CT promise. =,
II my labors were 10 end today, should stu ssy,
"LoId Low lettsst thou thy servant depart 10
for think few men have seen larger results fo.ox
come ton L ended or likely 10 BE-; hope yet -
lock in your eyes sgsip, and speak TO yonr hearts
So far a. ny recovery depends on me, DC assured,
iesr friends snail leave nothing und2oe TO effect II;
ard so far az il il beyo,d control certainly you
ara can trus. tne Infinite Parent Of US ell without
whose belefceIt Providence not even spanov falls
10 the grcuId; hvns here or in hesveo five are all
eously tie children Of thst unboun led love. II has
given me great psin that coall not BE- with such Of
sou as have lately suffered oereayemeLH ard other
siicton snd 1t east speak wo,ds Of endearment and
sympathy, when words Of consolstion would nos
suffice.
l know not how lorg ,hsll be separated bu',
while thankful for pas, relations, shall sth ief-
verify pray Tor your welfare and progre's IN true
ard WORM 1 Lnoy you will s,ill think Only too
kindly Of Iour minister aud tr's s.svv,
T,eter S'se, Jar a. Is'e
70 s.n FAX -
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CUPREME COURT--COunty Of WeStchsEer.--
NSROBERT McCORo. Pl.'usiA against A6lREER BAKER
and MORGAN MeCoRD, observation-disclosures loT Helei-
tCom TO the Abovenamed deiendaut. lon are
hereby summoned 70 the complaint Of the Panlf IN
this action which win be fled With the Clerk OF the County OF
Weschster snd 10 copy Of your answer OF the SUB
siber at his ohce In Petksk in said county within Seniy
days after the service Of this you exclusive 81
the day Of such service aud fs the SAID
complain, hereby required the PLAINTIFF viii apply the Corr
for the rsef demanded IN the complain dated January Is
1859. DAVID ", TRAVIS. PlaiutiFs Attorney.
The complaint in this action tcl Ia the Office It The
Cefi Comfy Of Nestcatser White Psins On tie
sqfh esy OF January, il5e. DAVID W. TRAVIS
2lswSwW Plaintiffs A.totlev
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Uatcr Cure.

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
Mas, three miles west from the Northampton haioes
Depot il one Of the largest and best regulated
IN he United sses and kept In operation throughout the year
DR. Musde is next Pressniz the most eminent prso-
ttiopsr Of the wsteroure that Germany has produeed
SS0"'A " Wv IN Y. Trihgue
an, various publications cold.wster certainly
sNe ~ Home journal.
1--WE are convinced that higher authority than he In
matters Of hydropaihy be found in or any eth ef
country" Amer Magazine OF Homeopathy aud bYdropstny
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CUPREME CoURT::- cITY snd CoUNTY.

~ NEN-YORK.-JOSEPH q. MILLS and WILLIAM
MILLS assuss JAMES NAkTINE-S lIrui ms TO JsuD,s
Vsptiue: You hereby TUmnc1ed and required 20
the complaint IN tbs sctou which win b Sled Ia the oeso
sbe CIt Oft. CITY End Ceuuty OF tae C:y IL
IN CITY Of Nelok aud 70 serve copy u yout answer =
said complaint TIE subs .rscs a. Their One No.
Broadway IN tie City Of Newierx within twenty days A'.
the service ~ this yor exclusive on ire CAV OF
Aforesaid bs PLANT n. 10 viii take ads oea
against o of oEI Il snd tSo -Tca aud we've
eonat ,htylsht Gems with iueres fn TIE fSeriy
tn, day q Auss, one th,nsad eight h1ndrsd ana hysS
It, 1873 CTTSTCN HUDSON STAFFORD,
80, Flsintfs' AUoTueyS 10. l'c e!,a, az;
he patt IN The stovs-euu,d seton vas nleS 10 te
o. ne clefk Of the City AID County Of Ne"ioh ~ ne
ieth day OF December, lass D
s. CLINTON HUDsoSt srAFFoRp, p
zslsvt~N FiA.n.s.' AE0Iscx%
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
IN Of an noiv.p his debts pusuan. 70 the provisions
third srce Of the FIST title Of toe mn eespI o. the
se,ord p.yt Of he Revised Ststusa -WILLIAM IRWIN
Of the City Of BOoklyn TIE County q Xmas ane ssr Of
New Y0ri nsovent d, boz Noe his. pso1.are
County Jodse Of Kg COUNTY, CnsmssT, Of Ad Jacte
IN I CIV Han tie City Of Brooklyn In said Comfy on the
ls.b Cav Of April ooook In TIE ~ show
e.n,c II any they have assignment should not be made
"a ala IL solvents estate sd re he discharged from bis tetts
HYATT BROWNELLy A;,orn.y, for InsolVeni
DisvltwW No. Walst, Hev-Yort.
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Mf0iral.
OO HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

wv
The columns Of The TRIBUNE since Dec l. 1883 have gwen
abundant proof Of value Of the GRAEFENBERG FAMILY
REMEDIES and the medical sk exhibited in their pepaa'
ton administration. The remedy offered radical cure
all the disetses Of womenwhich met with In every
family which set teuths of all adult women--has
proved itself fully equal perform all that has been
claimed And WHY Because the professional treatment
generally directed the local arrangement only while that
Of the Gaenerg remedy directed both 10 the local and the
general symptoms; hence its remarkable curative effect
judging in this way Of the local arrangement from general
syn pons which point the difficulty with uDerDg certainty
the medical adrissrs Of the GyaeenJerg Company detect the
nature Of the disease and the adaptation Of the remdy 0ithout
Making an examination. The fact that ladies meet 0h ht'
indicate proposoa from physoian
sxcept from those connected Nth the GydenbsI9 Compa"v
often induces them suffer and uio can blame them h" hg
are ask.d submit ent requiring 'acTfee OF aodesy
the tu,e and lores brilliant in female character When
we add 10 this GIaeenberg Cahocon viii while
the other remedies only torture without avail we think we
offer conclusive for immediate resort to the Graeen
berg treatment
TIE GRasFExBERG MARsHALLs UTERINE CArhoLIcoN IS
SOLD AT THE GRAEFESBERG COMPANY No. ~
PARKRow Nrw.YoRK and by all Druggists Price ST. 90 per
bOsae
On the receipt of dollars by the Graenberg Company fire
kote. hal sent and express charges od 10 The end @ the
route from Ne0- York
Address o,dsrsto JOSHUA y. BRIDGE, NJ D.,
secy Grsefenbers Company No. 80 Park.row, NewYork
NoTE-The yead,ys Of THE TRIBUNE may rely nth conf
denee upon the 'taemen, eftae Graefeaosrg Compdng
uFI MBOLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU IL
For Diseases Of the Bladder Kidney Gravel Dropsy &c
BELMBoLDs Extract Of sushu for Secret and pehoss'
0.ssases
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for Nervous and Deblisesd
HEiMBoLDs Extract Of Bnehn for Los: Q, Memory, Lor
~ PowsI Dmnes OF Vscn Difficulty Of Breathing Wear
Nary.. and Universal Lasstude Of the muscular system
HELMBOLDs Extract 0; Buchu for al distressing ATnent,
Obsnctions Iegus Excess In Married Life or Larry
nssretiop. lc and Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and
whether existing in male or female from Whatever cause tAeI
have originated aud 10 matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBOLDs Ext set Of Buchu, price 81 per bottle deny
cred 10 sny address Depot No So South Oth. Phnsdepns
Pa A y. d. SANDS 4 Co.. Wholesale ana Retail AsenA
No lN William st, New Yofk. Bod by al DusglUs.
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NEw-YORK SUPREME CoURT.-J0HN

AEW-lORk SUIkEME loO .--JViI-N
IN n WAYpTLL FREDERIC WAYDELL and VIII
LIAM A. wAYOELL sssis,t Mos 50 iL00bE Summon.
for money oontrsct Com. net ser To the deo act
above named: hereby summoned and res1igea u
answer the complaint la this action which was med tbs dsJ III
The ocs Of the CITY and County Of New AZ
The CITY Hall the City u New York and 70 serve copy
Of your answer the said complaint on the subscribers a.
their Office No III Broadway 10 the City Of New lork within
twenty the service OF this summons On yo
Of the day Of such service anS you IA - sl"ct ne sad
compliant tie tire aforesaid the pntins W tbs acton
will take against Tor The OF tour honsnd i've
hundred spd fteu dollars auG syoce cents win interest
thereon from the 10. day January 9 besides the costs Of
thi, action Dated Ne lOtk, January, II, 1885,.
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS.
JAl2IAyswW PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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DUBLIc SAFETY is the SUPREME LAW.

PUBLIC SAFETY is the SUPREME LAW
RAILROAD OFFICERS
OWNERS TRAVELLERS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
TAKE NOTICE THAT
CREAMERS SAFETY BRAKE
rive, degree Of security 20 life and property Railroad trains
hat impossible without IT, The ordinary conditions Of Rail
read train. il motion are such constant danger from
u. sres momentum No train perfectly sfe wbOu; ihs
hnrrov,nert The following Ia the eonmn:
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
TERRE HAUTE and RICHMOND RAILROAD,
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD,
OLD COLONY and FALL RIVER RAILROAD
PANAMA RAILROAD,
BOSTON and PROVIDENCE RAILROAD
I'm q few weess),
ard 70 limited extent in the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. &c.
This Company furnishes these Machines for the whole Paen
ger equipment Of all Rosds and does not require dime until
they are sahed Of their value. See Advertisement In
Saturday paper for further details
US RAILROAD CAR BRAKE Co,
No. 81 Pine-s.., NeW.YoTk.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the Of notice is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against FOLKER j. BECK, late OF he CITY Of
deceased to present the same with vouchers hee
~ 20 the subscriber the Office Of y. MsADAM NO 70
Waeet in the City of New York OF before the twenty
a. ~ october ls9 SARAH l.. BECK,
oct20 Law 6mW A0hlhisusIiLN 80.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
IN Of an ipsovrut from his debit pursuant 70 the erovon
~ the third article OF the first Of the nth caspte Of the
second psrs Of Revised ststutes Notice fist Paoss
Jar. &C. 1859 Creditors to sppesr before the hon
HER County judge % Tompkns County AZ nls once IN
Ithaca Y on the nth dsy Of April a. 10 O'Clock in the
f,,snoon BO .RDMAN 4 FINCH,
an lnxlOwW Attorueys foI Petitioner, Ithaca, " 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
The Dry Goods Trade.

The crowded state Of our columns compes us to abrdge
usual report Of the dry goods trade for the past week,
and TO omit the tables giving the value Of the entries and
Of the amounts of goods thrown upon the market The
bulk OF the southern trade is over, while the near by
buyers from the interior purchasing to fair extent
The opening Of navigation the rivers has brought more
trade from the North and West which, il - believed, will
be sustained and improve until canal communication 10
resumed, and time allowed for tho more distant trade
Of the Western and Northwestern States to enter the mar
ke. The story sl is, that sponers in all directions are
goods continues, and at full prices; the export emand
also continues, and purchases of drills have been freely
also good demand In foreign goods the business was
steady and prices sustained: among the importaons q
good many Manchester lighter and desirable styles OF cot
fabrics have appeared and realized fair profits. SILK
goods sustained and in steady demand Tor desirable
and seasonabe sly les. Linen goods doing Well
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mfsreDlaproyus.


snr srErys GLOVER from Calcutta for Boston put into St
Helena jim 80, with damage TO mzon mast.
SNIP LAWSON (of Bath 0l dhys from xoume.n put into
- cepa Jan H. with Capt tarn dead and proceeded for
Falmouth I'D IN charge Of Cart Wright.
Report Of Capt Jacob W Pumer Mater CO the American
ship John Guiding, from Newport NionmnuhaareJ for
'hafestcn cargo railway iron aud SAILED lie 1ii
t wind Rlt from the southwest apo proceeded down the
thtrel az far - undy island wind blowing heavy from
Mets put back and anchored at the Spit Of the
ult SAILED that day. with the wind from sW mo-
nd reached % far suy Islands TIE wind dying away and
avery hk ttR coming amidst which the shin gN aground,
hat the lead kept CONTINUALLY hoye at the
seo ard the toe ehbug there lahoms water
under sem be ship drawing rapidly. In tie
VIC nouns toe thp was len high and dry Ney tide with the
assistance lug size lowed of and brouplt into New
%.
SnfP CIVILIAN. from Caao for Hampton Roads before re-
ported abandoned nnd by shp Uarous Ma gpus
acn 10 vi Dec "a In lat 56 "a lon ~ H. with OF
yben The capiain snd crow taken Off arrived
Hampton Roads on the 18th Is.
BRic X KIRKLAND Knight from 81 Johns PR for Pai.
aftore On 8cndey hight Cove Point he apeake
bay She as large cargo Of Insured In Baltimore.
cawrs March 1.-The Am ship waban from Akyab for
ny collision with tie ceylon ~ has day been lowed out Of
tbe barhor
C,rpFr, Marci, l-came into dock Am ship thought
GREEEocK. March Lowing 10 The unusual prevalence OF
fouh Winds outward bound have been living
for periodic running from month 10 six weeks
orcun slance which hasn Of occurred for many years.
LIVERPOOL March 2The Eliza Young from baltimore mr.
rived with loss Of pzen mast re- having In collision with
steamer The nth ut, between Itskar and Hoyhcad.
Pspsupk March ION Ole 9Th ull the bark Juna,a Capt
foXceg Yarmouth Ne from Boston Orleans with
Ice came into port with Der ssrboard eide stove In by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19

THE WASHINGTON MARKET RETAIL PRICES CURRENT
Poultry-The supplies of good poultry light, and
tho chief quality is from Canada 1t to market in
frozen condition. and although rather rough in appear
ance is said TO be very good food Broers have declined
l2c per pair from last quotations Capons still continue at
high figure (22c per pound rather exorbitant price,
Game-The game season proper over and the supplies
at present are very light Moose, brought from the
State of Maine, is rather more plenty and sells at
from lSc. TO CSC. per pound. The peculiar vir
tue of this kind Of meat over the common kinds has
yet 10 be discovered is sold at high figure because it
is rarity The trade In all kinds OF meats 10 dull Nut
ton and veal have slightly advanced price, Pork and
smoked meats remain unchanged. Fresh Fish-The
prices little shad is plenty than last week. and
rather cheaper ButterThe wholesale trade is dull very
dull During the winter few monopolsts attempted TO
control the market in anticipation Of demand from Cali
ornia and the East and held their stock high prices
the demand did not come; on the contrary,
the stock that sent to the former place
was sold at ruinous prices. At the present
from present indications they will be obliged close
their stock at great loss and perhaps financial ruin.
Among the other Wholesale dealers there Is regular
stampede AS predicted in last week article, the
retail prices have declined, and will beyond doubt
tpue to do so for the next few weeks unless como
pected demand arises for the wholesale stock. The
ket has not been completely upset in the month Of
unchanged. contract has Just been made by firm in
tins city for five thousand barrels, to be delivered in Gin
cnnat prior to the goth of May at 80 rs per bb Of the
common kinds. Vegetables-Bunch radishes, rhubarb,
mint and green peas in market, the latter Of rather
poor quality, in fancy lots and at exorbant prices.