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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-15
tt n VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EARM FOR SALE.-The valual

Farm of the subscriber situated on Grafton street.
in Worcester containing about los acres and is cal
culaed for Milk and Vegetable Farm, it being but two
miles from the City Hall.
The Buildings consist of Dwelling Honse, containing
10 rooms, with basement tenement and large Barn,
with cellar under the whole with vegetable cellar at
taehed. A constant supply of water under the Barn.
The subscriber also has for sale Peat Meadow con
tanning some acres, situated in Broad Meadow, so
called. in Worcester and Pasture, containing nearly -
acres situated in the Southeast part of Holden lo-
eral credit will be given for part of the purchase money
For prices &c., apply the subscriber, living on inc
Farm, or to ELI b. LAM5oN, Esq., AgctorqeeeFr on
Main street SAMUEL ALl4EN'
fig dawff
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FOR SALE.-A rare chance for one of
Il the most desirable places in Souhbridge the for
residence of Esquire Vinton opposite the Railroad
Depot lot together with barn, she'd large GARDEN
with fruit trees The House well calculated for Pub
to let Forfarther particulars, inquire of DANIEL H.
IOWNE. Esq, Southbrdpe, or STEPHEN w. HUNT,
worcester du mch6
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FOR SALE-The situation owned and
- cccunied by the subscriber, situated in the village
at West Millbury, containing about of land
with Dwelling House. Barn and Shop and good sup
plyo Fruit Trees thereon.
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COURT OF DEATH.-OnIy ST for
~ copy of this beautiful and valuable engraving sent
by mall with descriptive chart and numbered ceri-
cate, constituting the holder proprietor in the Original
Painting by Rembrandt Peale and valued at $4,000,
which painting will be at the disposed the certificate
holders when 10000 copies sold
A. IL. WARD
m3 dh Agents for Worcester County
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FOR SALE.-That very desirable
HEIii situation No. Is High street, next south of the
.Aresidence of Dea. Daniel Goddard containing over
10000 feet of land, with Dwelling House thereon will
be sold low, if applied for Terms easy. ANY in
CURRY in relation thereto addressed the subscriber at
South Reading, Mass will be promptly attended to-
South Reading, March g. 1880 dIm*
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FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
4 offers for sale his Farm, situated in Paxton about
one mile from the center the road towards Leicester
1t contains about IS suitably divided moving
tillage, and pasture On it is two-stOry Dwelling
house, with large barn, and other outhouses and two
excellent wells Of water. The farm is stocked with
apple trees Possession given the first of April next.
Terms of payment For further particulars apply
to the subscriber, in this city, at Fox 4 Rice's mills
- THOMAS RUTTER
Worcester. Feb. %. 1860. d4yt
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90 FOR SALE "A new House on
i Harrington Avenue Line on street. one of the
aAhnest locations in the city. The house contains
nine rooms finished In good style and good material
Lot ~ by l36 For further particulars inquire of
- j. P HALE,
STR worc
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FOR SALE-A genteel Dwelling House
Il on Elm street; Inquire of VIM DICKINSON,
mCh6 diff Main straet
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT

Eiii The large and commodious House, No 2s Orange
sg4ssstreet, built by Rev Samuel b. SWAIN and now
owned and occupied by the subscriber with the land and
fixtures apperaining. 1t contains thirteen well finished
rooms, with an excellent cellar, and csterus of wa
ter one cisern in the cellar and in the attic Said
land has southern exposure and consists of nearly
900 feet, with nearly 100 choice fruit and ornamental
trees thereon The good neghborhood its prospective
situation ard proximity to Main street. il desra
Bile resd for business Possession given the
first of April next The premises be viewed at any
time SILAS GODDARD
f2S dit
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Zeal estate.
r TJMBER YARD FOR SALE OR n

1 IUHDIIIt 1hItD Oh DALE On To
- BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union Streets formerly occupied Edwin Cha
pin, and having branch track along side the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua and over
that with all the other Railroads In city Terms b.
era The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER
fla
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Sold by BUSH & CO., Worcester.
NJ. s. BURR IL CO., Boston, General Agents for New
England. deod&weowly NJ
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VALUABLE PASTURE FOR

~ m - hDA@i1 Az L - ~ rOR
situated in the Westerly part Worcester and known
as the Mcfarland or Gale Pasture containing fifty
eight acres well watered, and has from hun
dred cords of standing wood the same For further
particulars inquire of Col. VIM s. LINCOLN or of the
subscriber, GEO. A. CHANIRFRI AIN
ia3l diff
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-! - House No. oxford street, with barn attached.
Apply TO c. NJ. SAWIN.
memo diff No. Seaver street
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nR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
- cures Burns and Scalds Immediately. diff MIG
|R r ON HAL LOZENG GEES.
Manufactured by
CHASE d. CO., BOSTON, MASS.
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O. be Eet.
DOOMS AND POWER TO LET

Very desirable and pleasant and steady pow
err for mechanical operations the popula
ton in the city, can be obtained reasonable and
satisfactory terms, application at the Junction Ma
chine shop, or to the subscriber No 81 Southbrdge
street; JAMES ESTABR0oK.
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{T1f FUK SALE-A Cottage House
i and Lot situated at No IS Glen street. within five
minutes walk of the Post Office; house in first rate
repair with ten rooms The lot contains with
large variety of choice fruit trees and the best well of
water In the city. The above affords rare chance for
any one desiring such place. For terms, further
particulars, INQUIRE at this office. DIV mcha
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nR. SWEETS InfalIible Liniment has
H. been used by more than million people, land all
nrai.a IL deodd MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

The r,t ar niveIsary Of the ADtiocb Baptist Church
YVES t,ld Sunday morning and afternoon in TIE church
.dfce in Seventh avenue, mar IwehHreet In tDe
u orrjng the Rev. John Quincy Adams, the Pastor,
p,-,ch,d 10 large congregation. lie teok his text
from g Numbers, 23d vre, and the theme OF hs as
touf.e war that the efforts of the advesares OF God
truth sball suit in their cwn shame and dscomnture
In The sf moon, Mr.. Adams read the first annual
reror 81 owing that the Church was inst one year old
70 day The first meetings Of the congregation we're
i,ld IN 81 I'll ball uptown but very ing by pc.
rod of tin interviewed before the members purchased
oupd ard erect thereon the bu lding they now oc
eu,y, and II is with but little help from OutsIde.
1le c,isttuept m. mbers plumber, 81 sdmted by
la,iism, ~; by tier 81; and experience 4; total
le8 Fiom This is ducied three dIsmisia's by letter.
zee desihs and four excusns, leaving the present
coppr. gsion 1853 in number. By ofertories the
c urth las ceived 81 2l2 81 sut*aiptions and do
natoIs o. 402 g. per reDts, 81 OH "a; mo iey ad-
yanc,d by members, $977 49,. OF this amount only
ST. COO bas le received outside OF their o~n congrs-
sOp apo The report Gays that they have received very
rI. sypJ ably from other churches Of the same de-
non instion On account Of their doctrine OF sinct-
feaion or holy living, which is prominently he'd ap,
they have Teen shut nut from symnathy and looked
u on "a eretc. They have taken firm stand against
fss, Lectures, pcnci, &C. as means 10 support the
Go-pc and no other notice has ben taken OF their
application for admission TO the New. York Baptist
Association beyond the reference OF the matter W
Comn.i tee.
JL- ,hnrrh sustain from five 10 six prayer meetings
a week b, side the regular service on Sunday. The
s,ats,ias Of the pastoral abors as follows Ser
OILS preached, i6l prayer meetings attended, 1872;
religious visits, 455 call-, 639 funerals, AZ; mar
rags, 2s; bspiirms, A. Two Icentiates are con-
r,ci.d with the chuIch-Cramnionn Kennedy and Al
bert G. Law son, jr, the boy preachers. The report
thor, ueby reviewed the affairs of the past year, and
SET forth that the Pasor willing, 10 order 10 sus,
tain the good work he had iDaugrated, 70 take bis old
10 ,,ion al The Gaze and labor 10 hours per day, and
then devote the remainder OF his tUe to pastoral la
bon, Some time sgo the rus sent ont appeals for
aid 10 all the Baptist Churches in New-York but re.
cpived no response except from the OGyer-street
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President Well, Sir II you were present At the
Baltimore Convention, and were ut all acquainted with
what vas going Cd, you mnst have heard Of such
prop osilion from the South for you Il was
made ard In good faith "I
kep- Yorss'.--Mr. President l do not want N dis
pute yoor word but feel ceraio that proposition
OF the hind YOU speak Of was made 70 the controlling
men OF the Nes York De -etatiop
Presidenf-W.l, Sir, am equally certain that the
oBer or proposition was made and in good faith, and
you of New York refused 10 accept either OF these
g,nuemep. From that il was evident yon were de-
iern,ined upon breaking up the Democratic party ID
the Union as you have done in your own state Were
you have been engaged since 1874 in aboldoazing the
Democracy, and thereby throwing the State into the
hands of u Opposition
Ne,c. Yorker.-Wel, Mr. President. if we have done
bill Ihst you charge with, have the satisfaction OF
know ing that we have had the support and indorse
D.nt Of every Democratic Administration from that
day to the present.
The hour Of two having arrived when tho Pres-
dent IL expected 10 take leave Of his friends this con-
yersation was abruptly brought to close, ana we
seap took our President by the hand and eit mo.
From tie nature of this conversation you VIII DO aoie
to Judge of the cbancas for union and harmony.
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MiiseI hrn naive Of Head ord County Isn esa'
cRi sBE- Orange N on Friday June 20, Edward n,
infaDl son % Wii.ni and saTsh b. Crumbis
.Cbn ouIin s.ss Is gears months sud days.
ELl-On Sunday evening" July l. Eliza NJ wife OF Ehss h'
The rs1r. er d. of family respectfully inyi.se
attend the nrs from her bate 5saesDes No 20 Ts
B. HE remain, deeessd will be Inferred At Lyme Conn.
FNGLIs-In Iro klyn Monday, Jay :, ,nddenly May
Lila infant daughter Of John and Jeanette A. Ensh J Asse
The ipo. and r.s,iv.. the sn, respectfully invited 70
depre Of hrr psieu,s Kent street Gre Point Long Island
ELnmpeEp ,li, city Sunday Joy Fl 'Ssis s, isgs
AID l,brih Eloge, ss, years months and IL d'ys
FhLLoN ibis city on ssndsy 1SIs y1 fs s5 .ssS
/, yeSs mouth. aud "A days.
GILLEsPE Stamford Gona % wsdDsSsy JcSs 10
tb e. .ts JOIN D. ] rover, in her siA.yesr.
KENNEbyOn Sunday evening July Ann, the beloved vile
Of John Kenr' dy, In the I'd year OF hsrs5e'
MILNER-Bt holly Noot Saturday, June John BenTs
sepi n IN Of Charts H. and susan f. Miner seedS
H. ;.sds # ii, fther and grandfather Mr. John Henry sts
phens Hwsk i,sd attend The funeral I ths sboys
place on Tsd; asa T. m the a. e los ssd
sTsss. vii BE- in waiting at the Tompkn. Landing
e. W.: Is 9 sS1Sy July John "A'
The remains have been Johnstown Fulton County for
intsrn.cb
MOORE Saturday morning June 90 John youngest EUR.
witt son of the late George and Elizabeth Moore aged
yesrs
sTokER-On Sunday July Emily Louisa infant daughter OF
Abe AZ ouisa Bu store sged2 months and Ia days:
The friends and acqu Of the respectfully in-
ytrd 10 attend the funeral Tuesday the Sd ns At o'clock
from the of her parents East Thirty second street
sTEyFSs-At Vslatie, NJ Y. Thundsy, jane %, Jool
Stevens, aged 70 year., late OF Charleston, s. C.
WILL Ms-n this city, Monday, July Israel Williams
IN the 6lst year Of hs sg-.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend bis
fun raj without further Invitation from the residence Of bis
trthrr Geo W Williams Of Ftyseyenth street and
Fl 1t avenue Tuesday. 81 inst, ct o'cloch.
III his, clty Sunday LII Mercy,
wife Of Jacob " iusns, aged ~ years.
piLTON-In ths city suddenly, Sunday, July John
WsltoD in the 4 IN year Of his sss
For add t,onal Marr-esss ana D'atks see &h Page.
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and thereupon Caiharines feminine nature ourss shas
into prints 60,
" EIoptmssr.-On Monday last, 18th june, Sannei
Alexander Smith my husband, eloped with Mary Jor-
dan. recently of Syracuse N. Y: The said Mary Jor
oan has livbt hair. ana top of head bald crcsseyed
and wears gold framed g'asses weighs ao9a. , ,Io
pounds and when last heard from were stopping ~ 1no
Beckel House, Dayton, o.. cnriog corns: arm
"CincDnati Ohio"
"A Neapolitan correspondent of the Paris Pres.e
describe, the agitation among the friends Of Fr~ne"
H. at the capital, a- very profound, aod their dc'u'
aeemept az daily the increase The otner day 70 40
rova officers were discussing the beat petition ior Tue
army TO take up at Palermo. "Tne best posi- i'o'
said tie Duke de NJ, 4" would be n position on
board the feet under fail sail for Naples Inc came
correspondent ~ laes that weary OF hearing one pcr
old official denounce Gaiibaldi as hlhouster, sup
ported by that accued Sardin An he suddenly s'Sea
him "Wby don't you re'aatei Why not send seven
or eeh. hundred men to take possession Of Genoa r
The Neapoltap replied imPer'ur'abe and exquisite
gravity .'Our people would never DO guilty Of such
daed o.
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hISIsG H0AkD.
MONDAY, July 2-P. N,


The market was qnite firm for leading stocks this
morning, and prices generally fraction higher
than on Saturday. The movements were no, particu-
larry active. the demand very well distributed,
and there Were more time orders than for days
Iast. For the Western shares especially there was
very good inquiry, and for Galeoa, Rock Island, and
Chicago, Darlington and Quincy the market was
riroDg and after the first sales little better Illinois
Central, Oh the strength OF the higher quotations in
England opened at a m ,oerae Improvement, but Was
freely snpph,d ana dragged eighty at the clIse.
There was u brisk demand for NewY York Central snd
the Stock very firm daring the session. Panama
heavy With fee of rings Of sellers option stock
but af er selling down l2il prices seemed TO touch
point of resistance. The trade 10 Bonds lees
tive, bn, well disribaied State stocks, and especially
Mssouris, Were lower. Tcere was well sustained
demand for Railway Boz d. and in tie Elie issues
notice an improvement recent quota ions Al tue
s, co,d Board Tie maIke; uufavoranly influenced
by tie Bank ment which consids red adverse
The dealings Were larger ent.than usual At the
af trnt on ssi'rs ard the temper of the market
much lss Satisfactory 10 operators for the rse than
that dis lay ed in the moving. Prices fell of from
10 y cent senei ally. Panama was quite heavy, and
declined IN l2i, but better after the adjournment
closing a. i2i!. There modera'e business IN
Pacific hal BIT 49,, but tbo stock has 10 speculative
viSor. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was The only
stock quoted st IN advance over prizes OF the firt
Board. The market is generally sPesSiug unsettled
in he tendency; and there are no vigorous movements
either for the se or fall Many Of the Operators OF
the Board are dsposed contract their obligations Tor
the usua Summer vacation, and even tnote VINO enter
tain sanguine views If The prospects Tor tue Anumn,
arc inclined 20 rest quietly until nearer the harvest
The rein,es,msn, Of dividend money vii naturally
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wire author Of The Proverbs: Many daughters hav
done rirtuousy. bnt thou excellest them all
Allow me N say thu IL ever be- ter fortune grant us
repose in fIeedom IN the land from which she sprang
he gravel; when tyranny will rs Doomed in Land
by i e hlgbing indig alton OF alopgoppres4ed people,
and sI.ncer and envy siIeeoed By The verdict Of q
no IAN and the name OF KOssuth reinstated in the
h"o,s Viii no nrar I, no malice, any more dis
ppie 10 The memory Of our Hanyady, Rakoczy, or
Ssecbsr Vi than tn. the name Manning VIII live 10
The renenbrances of the daughters OF Hnogary,
coupled forever with the name OF Emilia kossath'
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\ Feather agt. Eagle-An proceedings under the
oy5.7 Of April 1850 dismissed but without prejoco 70 No
iight Of Che plsisdG apply upon proper saidsyk
Ayrts agt. MeCrea. = Reference ordered 70 D.
Oconer, esq TO take proof kc . . ,,
Markhsm set. Gesner.-M Motion for attachment DE-
MED.
mt issue.
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBgas-JULY 2-Befors Jcstoe
IsGRAsAM.
DECISIONS.
Isabella Watkins sg Seth E. Watkns--Judgment
T. H. Fowl Ter et al agt. ID. w. Brookfeld.--xotion
dsnhd Costs 4 10, TO abide event -,
SPECIAL TERH.-for decioion In NeW-HAyen hAi-
read case commercial article.
MARINE COURT-GEyRA.L TgBn-JULY 1,-Bofore Jas-
tees McCAKTBT, MAYNARD and AIE1R,
&c, rye jordan ag1 laura Acknowledgements re-
,.r,sd and nev tial ordered Costs to abide event
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JULy 2.-Be.ore
Justice Gould.

In the OF Thomas Carroll charged with arson
wh.Ie b, the matter postponed until Thursday
ss was SGs Up s.sI T m am en-
tn in intoxicated Murphy came IN
y % Hs t
i he I e It'd Hal alleged h a. es't more Sn ose
VI %.. L st ats: iS Ii L oSS
h wand q3 sRpsad sn S me ed
ate, " hich Il ey rsr,d for fur her consultation
rto1 had da glasses Of sn tina. day. very sbu-
and be edica testimony Sas 70 The effect that the SfAn
was in deg. by The abuse Of accused who 'ny
iuck In the face With his fit but by the fall upon
tie cL,rol good charic.pI of .hs accused
ae = BsSy eco ana exusse b Desns
july az absence of an hour found Murphy guilty OF
isiIiss Helness ha With srson in the fourth degree
htie sirsisped and Plesded not guilt,
ss Herbert charged with robbery In the fret degree pleaded
stt.i6- Gur,aar Antoine Lab'On eussrrH, and Leopold
jane; EnIis inaesed f., f..uaSs9s 'icss.
p until F,dy in view Of the absence OF an important
IkIAL OF THE INSPECTOR OF sIDEwALKs-cURIoUs
DEVELOPMENTS.
Tie Assistant District Attorney General then an
Lat in h Of Alexander wId INDICTED for
ard h A. h.sns appeared for the defence.
this case by rcs'ns tho statute as to tho
e,t tendeinr such bibe an undde advaot,ge or
u s a:recr Of s.s ns IL
which capacity he had the ting Up Of street Of ,eepi
saigL a. for side aIion OF $50 which Il alleged
Wa actually received
1Le charter provisions, showing that lard City Official
wei, Put in by the prosecution.
cot sg't she patty alleged to have syeL the bbe,
BY tie proseclti inter by tad had known
ard nearly years; emil yrd BY him about SHAY 20
~ putting up street sgns the Of buildings rendered
bls to the city; b produced fret bib rendered June
bt oiy drawn JuLe H. il72 10 met Ward that at
tie toner's Jfce; andtd " ard bi Of
di the wsk pat hin 30 epprovc Ward asked witness II
b. hs dsHh he tIst bill sid no. Ward said no thong tit
in the Corol RS Crei but II not Ward the
event ia pubic house OF Fit fret 3thsv
Wa sad h (witeJ let down to win hurry Ward Asked
il h sd dswa the AID witness SAID be
lie bad had the bill discounted though be dd not tel Ward
Ward asked witness for $50; handed
II him sks II was Intended osp he (iness) had
gNr lin US last eek accused said be Supposed wit
ey part IN Id and par. Ia bills Ward got
a.. this WY Ward said You got pretty good
bin - vi pied he cid think Ward ssi. h. 70
could spare So AID then GsAed for the money which
be w ns,si gave.
at ,b. stage and without completing the tes nOny the cou.
adjourn ed uLtil 10 o'clock q Tuesday morning.
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DARLIN0-ABG Mondsy uorinE July h sy ,ae
r. DR. Bssauy Mr Lrander Dazzling 81 the hIrn Of Darling,
Abeon Roe TO Mi.s Josephine youngest daughter Of mo
late " ilism Arsan.
JFNIs-uu "wednesday June H. at the res fence Of
hide. Their on Ca t.toD Hill STATEN Island BY The Rev.
lard H. flag Of trace hnrch Br'oslyn Hights Aaasy
h,,ye Colonies Island "a 70 keto fIce eAo6n'ss
~ Robert Iewis lste ~ sayanr ah, Ga
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LAJV INTELLIGENCE.


sURROGATE's COURT--JuLY 2.-BefOre Surrogate "xsT.
SIGNING OF WILL BY WITNESS AFTER DEArH OF
TEsTATOR.
The will of Jacob Stout, deceased, was signed by
the Illnesses Immediately after Mr. sous death appesred
that M stout told the witnesses that the instrument his
will and requested them to He immediately fell back
ward aud esl,d The Witnesses then signed the viii III
suroae ercided that the III not properly witnessed In
a,unth as Il wa. not signed while Nr. St was living
In the case Of the viii Of James Lally the witnesses also
failed to .sn the viii until after Mr. Lsys doa,h This will
was also rejected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
SUPERIOR COURT-GsSERAL TERs-JrsR ao-Bsfore al
the Justices.
1hon Reilly Charles O. Cornell Frederick Johnson and
James McMann.


Ibis case cane mp upon an appeal from an order
made BY Justice Moncei Sped Term granting The plato 1T
lc tie plaintiff Ter deed h~ld by the defendant
at the corner Of Allen and Houston rs-t
own aid premises thai the propeny Wa.
worth 425,C0oi thst in March, iass. Ile,a,itsge Ha
pom prior ,sreernent with she attorney in
subs au. he nducrc Cornell and Johnson to advance
loan 0 to u,cge The foreclosure decree hn security
absop. c from thr Referee hch trey agreed
~ ysra to hold a. no,tsge 9ny tia. on ths 2Sd day q
rctiI. from their boiney, which expressed such
coir.d iss the Interest for FIX upon s
ard slso TiS1 share or bonus that at tue expiration Of
n. nI also alleged that Cornell Of tn, Alder
ef this - that without any consideration whatevrr
hi father In sw and had sitolH ad prOcu I'd resolution
TO be Ised the Common Cousc dec ing the Controller 70
tke " rooms In Hermitage Hall for Of the
Fggrb bhuci QUIT at tent Of 1880 year That he
With interest Which they declined to receive but tue
hsy claimed ah'oute title under toe referees deed The
oiissg', md that It be esleel,d of record
tdsts lie ero ed from king action Hereunder The
$500 han 1hry sv,rIod they purchased the premises
slsou,,y q hsy SLICED ,nat when they acquitted .,le
n.n o. 81 40, Anee 500 pon their purchase aud the interest
They clDned that tie OF 1850 paid at the expiration
Of ia moihs for Johnsons 10 slage the time
the plaintiff tat upon IT, statement OF he alleged
by the de dHt, Injunction should be continued
upon the hfer verbal agreement to recovery the plaintiff
thereby coIc.dd the pay Of uteroS and the payment of
the bonus Of 30 And this being part performance the de-
fendsn bound In equity to accept Of the residue aad
cute the deed.
Iie General Tenn affirmed the order by Ju,tce
Mon Vi, r. with costs.
W. Dodge for plaintiff L. y. Pert Tor defendants.
COMMON PLEAs-sprol.L TxHx-Jrrr a.-BefOrs Juds.
BRADY
DECISIONS
The Atlantic Cotton Mills agt Ripley ct al.Moiion
for zee eiVeI denied
In re, A. IL. Colt, an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
dered
The Baldwin Company agt. Donelly. -Petition for
leave promise granted condition thai all the interest Of
the receiver shs b. vested In Moore assignee for the bsnsd
OF Tie cisailsD Of penely