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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
To the Legislature of West Va.

The undersigned, citizens &c Jefirrsnn Cum
~. respectfully represent o. your ll'n0rabls
Boiy that during the pouiency u the late war
tier county seat was by an Act of the Legs
laturs u West Virginia. removed frum Charles
town. tie place e is original l1caii,n g.
Shephcrlstrwu. 90 tie liuc u the Northern
boundary 0f the county. remote frum a large
mairriiy ~ the people 4 the couuty, and most
difficult ~ Access
We PRAY Your Honorable Body o. re-esisb-
lish the county seat a. Cbir'esttwn which, az
the orgauiziiiun e the cruuiy-more than
seventy wear, ago--was then selected ~ hcing
near ~ geographical centre and which has alsn
since hecrnle the centre e the system of turn
pkes ard main rad. constructed fpr the cun-
vruisuce o. the re p c Of all parts Of the coun-
".
H., situation, moreover. IN the Winchester
and pdumar Railroad, which connects with
the Baltimore and 0hin Railrosd-both of
which traverse a large PORTION Of the county
makes it a punt Of easy approach by rail,
willis, the public property, dedicated to the
uses Of the county at It's foundation, invites re-
occupation at a much less expenditure of mo-
ney than would be required at any other loca-
ton conveniently accessible to the people.
Aud az duty bound, &c, your petitioners
will ever pray. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

RICHMOND. Dec. l2-Ihc Masonic Grand
Lodge Il Virginia met tonight, West Virginia
AMI a large portion Of Virginia being repre-
scented. Governo- Walker represents NUr-
folk Iodzc. The address Of the Grand Master
shows satisfactory increase of tie order dur
ing the past year. aud recommends The eree-
ton Il a Masonic temple az Richmond. Tie
session will last several days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Lookout for Christmas.

4 Ii persons wishing to procure Fresh OfS-
~ TIERS for Christmas and the Holidays, by
the quart, gallon or plate can get them at the
basement of the Jefferson Building.
Also Liquors of all grades Cheap.
Dec IL 1870 JOHN :. YESTERDAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
FO, Sale.

UvALNCT FARI, the hoJa tead of the late
w DIR. W. F. Alexander. One mile from Hall
Town. on the Charkstown Turnpike, containing
ESQ Acres.
Dec. II, lS70-3t. DIR. j. y. SIKAlIH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Public Sale.

TIAvING rented my farm, will offer for sale
III at my residence two miles from Chariestown'
On Wednesday, December 2sth,
1870 the following Property
Five Head Of WORK HoRsEs-threc Of
them Mares with foal
gelding one year old two Colts months old.
Five Mich Cows-No. |.
One Thoroughbred Alderney Bull
Five head Of Young Cattle;
Four FAT STEERS;
Iunr yer, superior brood haws;
Ten FAT HOGS, thirty tour shnaui..
Two Wagons-one six horse. with Bed and
Shelvings one four horse Wagon;
One two-horse Wagon, one Spring Wagon
One Gum-Spring Drill. one Water Car
One Ca riagc-old Wagon Gear for sir
horses-superior article;
Housings, Fly Straps, and Plough Gear
Barshrar and Mccormick Ploughs,
DOablc and Single shovel Piuuzh
Two Corn Curcrers; four Iiarroes
One Excelsior Wheat and Grass Cutter cor.
bincd one Horse Rake
One Portable Cider Mal and Press
One Corn Crushes, one Fodder Catter
One Roller. one kunfsn Pa VII
Onc wheat screen Crstlr and ~rrfhss
Moving Seyaies. Rates. fefss. shafpis. e.
Eighty barrels OF Corn
TORTY AcRFS 90 GROWING wuEAT
TN Tons 90 TIMOTHY SAY
TERMS 90 SALF.-f 80 firf Tsrirf N.rfts
credit - sil fnrss abuss frt ii.Iisfs is. fa.H.f
~ Eirinz BOD - go ssrrrifF rFrrff "a tH
CaIn. Fsi Csffls - fst urrs afsn stIt
rii ID fa fnaF NIsnt'Is eft|aIf 80 80 go ....
o. -.ifishis 80 80 49, a. hsfIIf frsf irsr
fsrrF goisfsat 81 w. - sitia rans Il e.
uutsf 1fn baiiarH fask
- Va sat-s ris,a = m - iss.r-st 81
raIf afHHIfr ff. lrfefsaI 80 - f.f..If
S. fF.rfffl A. A. Ifr.afaf tsfi tafaf Il ..'.
a. rasr'ird ETA -sis A. 60 $50 sf ~ a-t
D. : isig e. nutLf
~Fiff eaff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
NOTICE.

I RESPECTFULLY request all persons owing
| me for Professional Services to pay their bills
by the LIST of January. | owe money that must be
paid and hope those, who wish continuation Of
my services, will sustain me by payment of their
bills. | cannot move along without their aid.
J. J. II. STRAITH
Dec. A. lS70-3t. Spirit copy.
lust received one Car Load Of Plastering Latb.
~ Also Fresh Lime.
W. J. HAWKS,
Dee II, 1870. Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Last Notice to Tax Payers.

H. the Taxes for 1870 are now due, and n"'t
n d, nyomphy paid orer. The term OF Office OF
he Sheriff expires ON the LIST OF January 1871 and
the Taxes must be paid to enable him 10 pay into
the State Trt asury the revenue OF the count. NO
indulgence can be given To any ge.'os; J nope
this notice will be properly regarded. Taxes dus
for 1865 and 1859 must be settled az o@ee, eiss
will be compelled to disfraia sufficient property
and sell il for amounts due. 4,
am so ordered by sheriff Potterheld, and
must comply. will be at the Hotel in Ssn'thheld'
for the purpose OF receiving Taxes. every ~. rs
DAY and at the office OF A. NJ. kiizmtlser' ESQ.,
Iarper's Ferry, every SAIuHp y
GEORGE kO0NCE. ID. ;.
For 7. W. Potterfeld, Sheriff Of Jef. Co.
Nov. 20, ls7O-tmlV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

ItLOYER SEED. -250 Bushels Choice Ohio Clio
I yer Seed, for sale by
Dee II. McCURDY 4 DUKE.
rINIIE Improved EagleHsy, Straw and Stalk Cut
ter. cuts five different lengths, also the i'm
proved Delaware Corn Shelter double and single
spout. for sale by MCCURDY 4 DUKE.
rJNHE largest stock of fine Table and Pocket Cut
lery in the county, will be found at
McCURDI d DUKES.
LIVERY article in The Tinware line for sale by
IL McCURDY 4 DUKE.
rI'HOSE in want Of good Cook Stove should
/ call on McCURDI & DUKE.
4 INTERFERING Cistorn Pumps, Hydraulic
n Cement for sale by
McCURDY q DUKE.
nLD Iron. Bones, Rage, Old Copper and Brass
" wanted at
Dec. l., 1870. McCURDl A DUKES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

The populations whose economy aud eonve-
nieucc might be promoted by a continuance Of
the couuJy-seg, at Shephcrdstown, are as fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

O Clo voter % ABOUT every e OF p0pUIaIl0n.
The assertion vii, not be contested that the
economy aud convenience Of the people Of Boil
i,ar, Grant aud at least oHe h0,f the people Of
Averill would be best subserved by the re-es-
taJ.ishmeut Of tie county seat at Charlestowu.
These mountainous sim, mn n f,lIovs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
FOR SALE
THE FRAME BUILDING

ON the Market IIoase Square, lately occupied
by Jacob &. Kemp rs Boot aud Shoe Shop.
Ii is new Building, and in good condition. II
not sold before SATURDAY the 18th day OF De
cember, it will be sold publicly ON the promises
Terms made known on application q the under
signed. Ms. WHITE,
Attorney in fact for the Owner
December 3, lS70-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Annual Meeting.
HNHE annual meeting of the jefferson Count
Building Association will be held at the
Stone School House,

adioioing n. E. Church, in Charlestown. on
Friday, the 9Th day Of January 1871, at ii o'clock,
A. NJ.
The presence of all the Stockholders is most
earnestly requested Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and other very important business
transacted. report Of the working of the Asso-
citation for the past year will be presented for the
consideration of stockholders.
By order,
W. B. GALLAHER,
December II, 1870. SPIT copy. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
600 Apple, Pear and Peach

Trees on the place. about 400 Of them planted four
and i've years ago and now beginning 10 bear
also, well-fenced aud laid out VINEYARD OF SOC
vines of the very best quality. g. and years ole
and all in full bearing. and very excellent grapes
as the proprietor dad not spare pains ~ MONEY !"
seven Fields, all under good Fencing.
TERMS accommodating. Information given
At nv Store in Bolivar, Jefferson County, W. Va.
Nov. 20. ls70-3m. RUDOLPH kAU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

CHRISTMAS GOODS.
VNEA SETS, Vases, Writing Desks, Hat and
Coat Brackets, ETC., etc.
American and French Candies,
Raisins, Currants, DC. Also Granulated and
Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Teas. Cotlees-Ja-
va. Laguyra, Rio and ST. Domingo; Spices, Mo-
lasses, Syrup, Loaf Sugar DriPs pure, Coal Oil.
THE BEST CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOB A CO
In the market; Calicoes, Cotton, Tarlions,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Gents Kid, Sheep and Dog-ski Gloves, Misses
Gloves, Gents French, English and American
Half Hose, Scsrs, Neck Ties, and
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
CHEAP FOR THE CASH on DRLIFERY.
Ns- Sign of the PEABODY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Charcstown, Dec. Il, ls1O-St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

ssg McCrnpY & DrKr. advertise $50 bush
els ri i-e Oii',. O. yer >'-'d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
In Circuit Court Of jefferson County, W. Va,
NovembsY Tenn, 1870.
MICHAEL DORIAN,
RICHARD D. D0RAN'S Executor.
Ritraf.
1T is adjudgcI. ordered and de,reetl that
this cause be rccOmmitted b Master Cynimis-
sioner Geo. NJ Be,zhoover, i0 farther action
on the decree under which he made be- reppri.
aud to correct any error IN his report
and that he report T. the Court in the premisss
stating any special matter which Ice may lcrul
pertinent. or which either party may rcqmm
% be stated
A eopy-Testc:
wa. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
C,u,nii-siuuri's or
Decr'ulcf 3 ts70
Notice j. hereby given thai I slil pr..-rs.i e.
execute che above js-ros. a. tls Ohire "a
M,ssrs. Cake and krnneiy. a Ciar'sst.un
Wet Nirg.na Yn Wrir-.ilF thr ca Il ffn.
uary. 1871. 81 which time sn pace aH per-
sius interested AZ frqn'ffi e. lffanf
GEO N BELTZilOOVER
Isrr.i.si.lr.er
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Private Sale
of Valuable Real Estate.

TIME underslgned will sell at Private Sale; his
fine Farm lying In Jefferson CO., W: Va
about IL miles from Hsrper's Ferrf, ON the Char
lestovn Turnpike, said Farm contsihs aboat
100 ACRES
If Prime Limestone Land. and is one Of the most
desirable and productive Farms in the fertile eogn
~ OF Jefferson. IL adjons the lands OF VT. John
n. AIIstadt. :. Howell Brown and VIM kider. has
good roads all around and Is very convenient q
market. 70 both b. a d. and W a y. x. X, a. als0
10 Mills. Churches, Schools. Ac., good nsighbor.
hood living In the most pleasant and beautiful par.
of the Valley the Location u certainly ai that ead
be desired and the land in hrstrsse cona,nan:-
The improvement. consist ola ccmfortaoir W III
LING House With all the necessary Out. build-
ins-. two Tenant houses, large and Vel puiit
BARN with convenient stablibg. t~oC IN House,
one of them new capable t. hold abont 700 bols.
~ corn- Plenty OF good Water. sevei al never
falling Wells, Pond Tor Stock, and two large brick
Cisterns with Chain Pumps. one ct them IN the
BARNARD. Just built) capable % bold about four
hundred bbls of water. Plenty Of good Fruit as
there are about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Notice,

UvANTED, Colts Army. Navy and Dragon
w Pistols, Spencer and Henry Rifles and Car
bines, for which Cash will be paid.
Dec. 10, 1870. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

s9a day q June 1884 and the 18th Gay follow
INN August bought and sold stock at tho request OF
the pMlntif and 01S0 advance1 hfin some money He
was 70 conUnae aetsDg hiS broker and 10 Duy ana
scH STOCKS and gold iOr him ae he might request Az
collateral security piann convex ed the Weschcstar
property TO Defendant VINO was 70 hand 1t hack W
pfainha, free OF encuInbTance, whenever painun's
0ccownt was closed. Subsequent 10 the conveyance
OF tue property defendant furnished plaintiff ON ao-
count Of a the stock and gold transactions under
taken on his bohai and intlmated that the account
Was correct except ono item; that 500 SHARES Erie.
common seock at 6aj1, ana amounting 70 $2dl2b.
was not correct and that defendant had pur-
chased the stock "a onarged, 1t had been done with
ogs me consent o. the pialntr. On November -.
1908, pianun directed DEFENDANT 70 purchase nvo
hundred shares OF Erie, common stock, at tho one
O'Clock call OF the open board, when the price
was SSh, ana m consequence Of the deJcnd-
ant neHlecting to 40 - shere rs q balance
OF 81 400 ii owing hlm by defendant whicn he has
refused to pay, and the suit therefore brought
70 recover that amount together witn the real estate
maoe over a. collateral. Defendant Claimed thas
piAlnNn waA indebted 10 him Ia the OF So 724 ~
on accountof BUSINESS whion he had transacted for
nnn, which haA amounted 10 $b1a, 0O0 ana that the
transaction In Erie ON tho 25th Of November had
been undertaken AZ The request OF the paintir.
Pialntln denied having acanesced IN the purchase.
ana evdcncc was introduced to show that the shares
hed been purchased for Mr.. OOwler.
TDe case " net yet concluded.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Robert Murray, ln West Twenty-second street. Mr..
Murray states that Gleason came 70 him apd
ststeo that be wanted 70 use Mr. Mur-
rays horsc during the winter. ana that
ne wanted Il for Mr.. Brown, The sexton OF
IN the world, and he was anxious TO get him the
morse, wagon ana harness Tor his use. Believing
abov. ior srawn ne M the nave tue
nurlay reserving the right 10 uso tho same
wnen nc wished. He desired Gleason Afterwards
~ pnng inc horse over for Murray 10 use, but Gea-
son sald te horse had been gfk but that the horse
,sano uang Wran aoag nneiyn Murray suspected some
sold the property for s275 the actual value being
ABOUT $500. Gleason was h<ought before Judge DOW
nng al the Tombs yesterday, Who committed him 10
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
ANOTHER BOGUS TELEGRAPH swHlls.
A Chance for y smart Detective.

A Chance for \ smart Detective.
Nkw YORK, Jan. II, 1870.
To THR EDITOR OF TEE HERALD
Seeing you notice in your valued journal o swinds
by means Of bogus telegram, / hasten TO inform
you OF similar swindle praciised upon q lady IN
Forty. first street, which should ana would have
been noticed before had not pressing business inter-
iered- The telegram used was ~ folI0ws:-
BOSTON, Dec. n, 1872
To , AC-You WIN please call the Msrchants' Bank,
and will receive check, amounting to Bg%
sentston telegram. Do not fail call and ooligs
}. II. yANkESS, No II State street, Boston.
Charges - o.
The lady requested. him 70 take the above to the
Rentleman's once but ne refused saying that the
charges would bc doubled by 80 doing. Upon this
the charges were paid and the fraud not discovered
until evening. On the envelope was 'Ss. Nicholas
Special.n
By giving this place In your valued paper many
ladies' not skilled IN business Affairs, may be fore
armed beng forswarned. aud the swlndle snipped
IN the Dud.h "
The swindler in this instance evidently the same
who perpetrated tho swindie on Saturday, which la
above referred to. The signature 10 tho despatch
was the same, the amount OF charges was a o.
also, and the Same bank was named, and the fact
that this despatch bears date December a. whae tns
other was dated January 10, shows that the scoun-
dreliy author las en- operating for nearly month.
Could any detective make arrangements 10 "intsr.
view" this iciow3
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
SUPERIOR cUuRY-IaAL Jram-pasT |
Enjuries by Gunpowder Expl0sicn-W Wer
the Agents Of the Defendant GsiIty
Negligence

snjuries by Gunpowdcr ExpIosicn-Wers
the Agents Of the Defendant GuiIty OF
Negligence
Before Judge Jones.
Rudolph Ftnth, ~, an nal,nt, ov Rudolph Ftlyth
ST., ~ Guardian, vs Thomas Foster.-The com.
plant In this action alleges that tho defendant on
OF about the I'd Of November. 1885, had on his pre.
misses No. ZOO Second avenue corner OF Tnirty-eQhth
street. large quantity OF gunpowder, which ne d.
rected his servants 10 remove On the day specified
the process OF removal went on through Thirty sew
enth street, when, through the alleged negligence
and careiessness OF the deendans servants, large
portion OF the gunp0wder was ncattered In aev-
eral places along the street; that the paiu-
TN In this case, who IL only fourteen
years DID, IN consequence OF the gunpowder
having become ianited by contact with small
lire In the SAID street, was severely burned and
Jured hy the explosion OF the combustible material
10 an extent as 10 greatly disfgurc htu and impair
his health. Ihe answer sets up negligence and care
essness on the part or the paintt and denied that
any blame was TO be attached to the defendant or
his agents. On the trial the testimony on behalf or
tlle piaintin went to show that tho runpowder was
deposited IN y rusty can which had two holes ,n It.
Ihe deIendant proved that he placed the can in the
hanus OF man named Monahan, with directions to
iake and throw 1t ia the river: that the can was
broken IA Inc cart while being conveyed 70 the river
portion OF the powder scattered around and lhaI
number OF boys picked IL up and caused its lgni-
tlOn by going too near the fire which was burning IN
the stfeeS thcreby causing the injuries CON-
Judge Jones took the case from the jury and
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
COURT CALENDARS s--rxs oAr.

OMITTED STATES DISTRICT CoGRr--ADNlRALrY
CALKNDAR.--Before Judge Barchford. Mo. 242
James I. Wright vs. Steamboat State OF Maine;
ls0, John NJ. Handy 70. steamer Ffanconia;
lss, Robert r. Campbell vs. steamtug Richard
Doane; "a, w. u. Tapscot VI. Steamboat G. IL.
Stsrpuck; I69, James Mott vs. SIoop J. II. Abell os
J. Johnson ct Al. We. Schooner J. n. Mcmillan;
l78, James Mott vs. steamboat Mount washington;
1872 Robert Aker et al. vs. Tug O. Baker; 1885, John
Foley vs. schooner Isabella; TT, John Hansen vs..
supaEss CoURT-CKNEhAL TERN. Non .enumer-
ated motion No. 10. Enumerated motions Nos. 80,
90 o, o. o. ss, ISL. 9o 100, lol, l0A 1906 1o6, lo7
los, 100, no. Ill, liz, lis. ia, l1o III, SS4.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMB4Rs.-Rcserve cases nos.
., 10. 81 s sS A3. ~ IS, 81, IS, So 80 81, %. lol
I02, l03. Call No. 12A " 'a ts @
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAI TzsM.--Part l.-Be.
fore Judge McCunn.-Nos. lo7I, 500 III, 1877, 13S.
1884, 59s 1928, 1241 le3 1o6 49, 2l2 1885. 1l9s 1921,
1861. Part a-Bsfore Judge Freedman.-Nos. $500.
1898, 800 l4o4 1905 s72 1924 s94, 1852 1854, tSos,
1872. HOS, I742, 1144, Ill .At r
Judge Gross. Can OF calendar at ten O'Clock A.
M.Nos 4s0a. asa 80, ss26 1927, 437s, 1850. %7l9,
A7ss, 4770 47ss O. 10, H. ~, 80. Part 2--Berore
Judge Curtls.-Nos 81 s66e ieso, l5ss, 41Ss, 477as
4Sl9, A7i7, 4esS, 4o6S, 1885, 469 TO- SS Sa oo d. 81
9S, %, 95, o.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
oentANon oil {
Charges ~
VAn IaAu
TIE '.xSeIEEA xllnx DOLLARS aElasss." !"
BRITISH CONSULATE, l
Ew YORK, Jan IL, 15s0. (

NEW YoRK, Jan ~, 1sso. !
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Ny attention has been called TO paragraph In the
Troy Times, Of the 18th instant, republished In yes
terday's edition OF the HERALD, entitled "A Nine.
teen Million Heircsss In which II IL srated that Miss
Gray, q Fort Edward milliner, had become the for
tunae hercss OF sIo, 900 900, OF which abe had
cciyed an instalment OF S5ooo,ooo from tho British
Consul In New York, ana that .'on Tuesday last she
received q despatch from the Consul announcing
that the money awaited her order, aud on tho fol'
lowing day she left Fort Edward for NsU York.
wherett was paid over to her.n -s -
The statement that Miss Gray received any sucn
despatch from me, and that she consequently 70.
ceived from me the sum OF money In question. - 2
puro fabrication. have neither received rom Alss
Gray nor have paid 10 her any money wnssevsls
and may add that have no knowledge o. any
money having been LEFT 10 her In Engan9 rto4
circumstances which have lately been brougns 20 M
police have reason TO fear that the puDiicauoh %
this story may be made the means cl oelfauanx uu.
suspecting persons aud for ths reason ssvae ~ ae-
aues the ayor OF your giving publicity " tns letter.
y. N. ARCHIBALD ", y. ~ V0aSvl !.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

CoLoRAD0 As FARMING CouYrEy.-Govsrnor
AcCooK In his message to the Legislature OF Colo
rAd0 Territory Ia very enthusiastic In his autclpa-
lions Of the future OF that Territory He says that Its
mining interests constitute she present OF Colorado
but sno Colorado Of the future viii rest upon its
superior advantages ss an agricultural country.
Ho claims that ailpthe fruits cereals ana grasses
that can bo grown IN the temperate zone can
b0 produced in that Territory In abundance,
and that because OF the advantages Of climate and
soil al these can % produced with less labor than
In almost any other section OF the Union. lie looks
forward to the time which is sure to come, when
Colorado will be one OF the best stock growing
States In the Union. The grasses are abundant and
nutritious and the winters are so mild as 10 mako
sheltcr or hay quite unnecessary This is certainly
not the Colorado which people In the East have sup
posed was 70 be found Ia TIE West IL "a one vastly
better In All that Is essentA 10 Datona prosperity
and local HrcatueyS,
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
Rings COUNTY CuuaT Of SESSIONS.

Arrasgnmcats and Pioas-A Variety Of Grimes
and Criwinals.
Before Judge Troy.
The following named Offenders against the Mw
were awaigned before Judge Troy la the Court Of
Sessions yesterday:-John McOarty, burglary;
Johh Wregey, attempted buriary pleaded
not guilty; James Farrel, larceny, not
Th0maS Kennedy, larceny, not guilty; James Gre
CORY, larceny, not guilty. Edward Scott larceny, not
guilty; }. g. Williamson, cmbeZz eInenL not guilty;
William Brown, indecent exposure not guilty; vii.
liam Smith, larceny, not guilty; Benjamin Smith,
larceny, not guilty: William Hans larceny, not
Cannon, larceny, not guilty; Patrick Nolan, larceny,
not guilty; Thomas Buckley, larceny, not guilty
William Buckley, larceny, NOS guilty; Harriet Gro
guilty; owen Denevan, larceny, not guilty; Annie
Frie, larceny, not guilty; Henry Ligdae, larceny,
not guilty; Robert Ellison, assault with intent "a
KIN, pleaded MOI guilty. They were reloanded for
sentence.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME couar--cRcuH.
An Erie L4itiga&ion.
Before Judge Gilbert.

Kruncts Ko,otno rs John 4. Rtstoa.--Plantin
brought suit TO recover some rsai estate In west.
chester county, together with the sum Of q, 100
from the defendant, on the following alegatons:-
On the l4tn Of August, 1868, John B. Haskin con.
veyed TO him certain piece Of property In west
chester county. The defendant who Is = stock
broker, doing business u New York, between the
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
NEW YORK CITY.
The Bovery Stabblng Case-Phat Fire
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The following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature Of he weather for the past twenty-four
hours In comparison with the corresponding day Of
last year, as Indicated by the thermometer al
Hudnats pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway
corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
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Retc1erter Us. Schemloh- Judgment for plaintiff.
Sasna B. HHH o. Eliza Alcord.-Motion for at
taChment denied. No costs
Elttou c. Co,cdi,s Us. c. x. Snafth-Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer, with leave to defendant to
answer in twenty Gays, on payment Of costs.
A. !. Lang Us. a. s. Heath.-New receiver ap-
pointed
Julia Schmtds vs. Theodore Scnmtd. d.-Order
granted.
in me Matter or the Petition Of the 1itler Estate---
Application refused,