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Cd, wards, Mitchell, and King, - J Bacariens, March 8, 1851,—Dennis Gillespie, ads. F.R. BDeBourevic.—Where goods had been left as seourity for | @ debt, and the debtor had demanded the with- out offering to pay the debt, and on such and the | ereditor had set up title in himself by denying that he | bad Baie pangs | to the debtor, on di pA bie lien; held that ~e was waive: ide report ‘of tel referees denied, with vrhme Suffern, af . W.B. Lawrence, er 508 an * lon to jarrogate for an order to sel of deceased perrons to pay debts; and on an sppeal to this eourt, on his order in that respect, the heirs of the decased, ac well as his personal representatives, are baba apdanecessary parties. The motion to dismiss nless the appellant, within twenty the proper proceedings to make the sfdm 5 ee, Barnum, Morris, fe: —A sealed | der the statute of frauds imports, & con- sideration and there fn An agreement to pa, tho debt another, it im: dollar, is not necessary that that sum should have been ; it is enough that there is a liability to pay it, which’ can be enforced by the statute of frauds. Judgmans of Bu paren De Sous Ls tread A. 8. Garr, Adm., vs, C promtaing, to pay certain ae (meming them), as of an unincorpcrated aesoctation, © ortheir is nota t ager? note, it being | it of Bup: ‘Charles Marsh and others, ads. Dennis MeCarthy.-~ | Judgment tor plaintiff on the bill of exceptions Jenkins, Sheriff, c., ads, Daniel M. Wilson.— tion in this case being for an affirmative act done by sheriff. viz.,a false return, and not tor mere neglect ot | . Pay the venue is local, being confined to the county in which the sheriff resides. Judgment for defendant | on the case made, | ie Darley, vs. Patrick Mulhiti.—Om scire facias | t terre: tema a demurrer to the plea—held | w the plea was good when it denied the seiz in the w usedin the scire facias, and that the ob- | jection that the plea merely denie: teizen of the whole | Jot. and not ofany part of it, ie to mere matter of form, and will be disregarded. Judgment for defendant on a Sennrete, with leave to amend on payment ef | conte. Cornelius Van Winkle, vs, Constantine, E-vecutriz, $c. —Two points having been decided in thie case, viz. that the deed in question good withou' arate acknowledgmont, and con’ Peed the wit li a6 her husband’s. they will not agai dered by this Court, Where the deed of aw without a separate acknowledgment. of it may be pro’ y proving the handwriting o the w itnerses who are Tak leery | ad ving also that she executed it voluntarily, and without compulsion Somer husband. Judgment of Superior Court af- firme Richard Hassard, vs, Wiiliam Rowe end others,—Where ® guardian, without obtaining permission of the Court, expends his own money in improving his ward perty, be cannot recever such expenditure of his on AA 'y, in such case, being necessary to bis ward, and sitaacion in life, Decree of special term affirmed with costs. John Jewett and Others vs. Charles Belden and Others. --The ‘questions involved being purely of fact, and not of law, they will not be comeidered on writ j,of error, Judgment of Superior Court affirmed. Cornelius McDermott vs. Cortland Palier.—W! the owner of lots in this city agrees with a mechaalo for the erection of houses on those lots, oa the condi- tion that the owner will advance the builder a certain ; = on each house, and when finished, will convey the user and lots to the builder, taking back a mortgage im the price of the lots, and the amount so advanced, that contract for theerection of buildings within jaw. Judgment Teversed, and cenire de nevo awarded—cost to abide the event. Jacob Carpenter vs. Martha J. Smith.—Where there is no dispute about facts, and from those facts it appears that the plaintiff is not entitled to recover as matter of law, it is error tor the Judge who tries the eause to refuse & nonsuit, and to submit the question to the jury. Judgment of the Common I’leas reversed. George Meyer and Others ads. Dows & Cary.—Where thereare several accounts between parties, and pay- ts are made, and no: epecifically appropriated by either party to any particular claim, they go im pay- ment of debts in the order of time. New trial granted, costs to abide the event. Wn. Stimpson ads. H. C . J.N. Beals.—Where an agent is directed to contract tor his princip sale and delivery of goods, the agent may m contract in his own neme, if such is the custom of the trade, and thereby the principal's Object can be at- tained; and the agent’s making the contract in his ow , does not discharge the principal's liability | tobim. Insuch ay the principal 1s bound to make gece 0 bis agent, in an action bod money paid, the nt of expense he msy ha’ urred Ly sear | 7. Motion to set wade pert tof referee deni - ds. John Leeds —A time to bringing her policy into pert, thou we en the time expires, and the policy contains the usual printed cla nd #0 shall continue and endure, and uatil the said verse! be safely arrived at ——~, as aforesaid, and until ehe be moored twenty and four hours in od safety,” such printed clause being controlled by fhe written clauses, which most truly show the inten- Jedgment for defendants on the case made. ere hon and Wife vs, Samuel C. Harrison —A pro- fersional gambler, who pursues patting for # liveli- ood, is not—though it appear that he has been suc- eosefal—a ft person to be appotmted au administrator. Decrees of Surrogate rever: Hanford and Suisabaugh vs, Jonathan Rogers --Where ft the same time that a party executes an &: nt ofa bond, he executes @ separate paper guarantecing w it of the bond, but without expressing any for the guarantee, the assignment and to be regarded as on on ofthe one answers for and affects set aside and new trial grauted—costs . Wm. 8. Watkins, &c.—Or- to appoint as guardiao, Arnbrose C. Kings: special term refusil rior Court. hief Justice Oakley. Mancu 7.—Wm, Cook vs. Garret T. Terhune and John W. Somerindyke.—This is an action of replevin, brought by tiff to recover the value of certain | 5 cloth, &e., Seven 5 from shelg the det in bry that plaintiff was Bay at be ui Li the owner of artioles referred to, but that they were the property and that the propert; 1 Se defendant, xecution agai a Marine Cour officer who levied upon the my, The only quenion involved is as to the title Verdict forthe plaintiff. The jury ii assem the value of the property at $200. id not set | ate to. ossession by boas | of ajudg: Bomerindyke being ti te be in consideration of one | Before Hon. Jud; Manen 6. a sault at lames Doale vs. ti yn for assault and Fo ff, who Was ® seaman on ica, of which vessel Law: peared that the plainti‘? was ill, the defendant Rethat he was unable to do duty, upon ht hold ef him, called him a son of »——, knocked him down, kicked bim and thumped his head upom the deck. Verdict for plaintit? $50, which the mate John Pearsall vs. Eugene Lawrence.—This was alao an coy defendant, for assault and bat it 6 Verdict for plaintiff $20. SHIPPING. HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mail Steamers.—Too ships comprising thie line are the “ Capt. West. iit “by” contract expressly fi 'y oare has been taken in their co et re strength an wi $150; exclusive use of rooms, $825) (rom verboot to Now York, Li. An exper | Flenced Surgeon will be magd to each ship, No berth an be secured until paid ( PROPOSED LATES OF BAILING, From N ‘ork. ¥ Wednesday, yen “bth 1851. forte. tang ath, 189) Weenesday, March 10:h, March 224, We Saturday, July Saturday, July 19th; ‘Oct Wedneeday, Dotober 18h ay, Wednesday" + Now: r aan Sajardey: Saturday, Decom’ 2724, t freight o: wars’ app! OF re OO ERD Re COLLING G BROWN, saaiee« & CO, Liverpool. King’s Arma Yard, London. levard. Montmartre, Pari. nips will not be accountable f ue, jewelry, precious stor 8 tais, unless bills of iading are signed therefor, and the value i 'P fter the first of April next, ¢ stove steamers from L.verpool will be materially reduced. OR LIYERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL sri ship PACIFIC, Capt willdepart with the mai Gsy, the 1th of Mareh, at 12 he No berth e nteed 4 itl paid for. ass through the Post Office. ng uneqzalled aecomimndat to BDWARD K. Cui. . tht will be @ steamer ARCTIC will eed vail avril 24 Raa comes v ut MANN, E, Sigel ol Southempter 8 L. DRAPER, ge Bo gold, silver, builion. rate of freight by the froight or pas: aze elegance and baits tiv. For ‘D ‘© RiEwA, Seeate, sig Rick'akDson, Bae co a Liverpool—the at atc to land and receive mails and passengers. Gate Shaui om oan pne CAM! Deas caite ‘Light at mast rt New ednesday, usage from New York or aces to va Passage from New York or Boston, to Liverpool, 24 cabin, verpeol, Let eadin ,loran infant defendant « person named by viaintif, affirmed. ephen Brush and others eds. Charles Grath.— Order ef rpecial term, striking out portious of « plead- ings affirmed, with $45 costs, beeides disbursemente. $e.—An or the report of a refe- Appeal dismissed, i appealable order. with costs, Joseph C. Mehley vs. the People —Matter in the court Delow pot sppeariag on the record of judgment, brought into this court on error by moti Cnly on cerroreri, alleging diminution. Motic: emrnd record denied. Court of General! Sesat Befer Judge Bebee and Ald. Vakiey Mancn 6, with C Intent te Use It,—A yellow man Armetrong diftoulty with the prisoner, when, one evening shortly after he was going slong Leonard strest, and tow Bewjamin approaching ; be mistrusted miscoict, sod prepared to defend bimself, The prisoner ‘ap. |, proached bia, aod aimed @ blow at him with the slang Lot. Witness dodged the blow, and knocked the not fell upom the wail ere #forn, who testified that th 1 & vindlotive person, aad at bie obaracter for veracity was not good. With | th entieneey before them, the jury could not decide | y t; and, atter & log absence, they were | ae Glemiseed trom any | ogniz in ive cus et $800, conditional for his appearance to t when ealled upou by the court Promissory Ni a ree of Forging og young maa and also of eaid Bove copy of the ne New Yon. July 11, 1850, $474 65.1€0. E'ght mor ¢ promise vo pay | Lo the order ot Meners t & Rash, tour baadred sn6 ceventy four and 66-100 dollars 100, valuereceived. No. BARAT & BIN, bue March 14, 1861. ‘This note wae endoreed Necher & Rush. bimory of the case, so far as it appeared in evi ce, seemed to be as follows: Some time ia January ber D. Pratt of the firm ot J D. Pr. x letter post marked at New sed the note referred to. The letver Werrenden & Uo., and stated tha: aivined by Mowre Da beat terme poenthy gency business, in Di evilest er procure the at firet inclined to apers all a0 Messre. W. den & Uo ; but on consider: fe nawe of Tappan & Douglas was meotioned, an b that firm, he ctfully. This be did, gettiog cou la ansaer bing *rong. He therefore Joby &*, Mercantile agente of thie city, by whom 15 rar Landed over to the police, aod @ wa'oh ret at the lee to detest the person whe should tor le BOW The ot wt fitet her pereon, who was ome d ately telewee taken to the window Jel very clerk coul b the « t the post ‘five Phe prosecation broagnt a nam or of teepectable Witnesses to prove that the filiag p to the note wae done in the hand #riting of the av ed, and that the letters prodaced by J. D, Pratt \d reremoling nia Oot qual speotability with those produ re culled to the stead, « iated with the hanawrit: 8 Up of the not one of muss pase threugh the Prvight oF passage, a eet cee hE er Fore code, receive with 1 as, Through bili 0 ven in Havee for New Derk. of April wert, the ratect (ret y iheaneve I} be materially reduced. . ttearore from Liverpool wil ACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—Frok ou. —The public is intormed thay und: + company, steamers, inspected ard and carrying the United Pans: Sen Frac- ‘The steamers’ ef the San Bis N, 1,099 tons, ae et a8. Leg! in bn OLUMLIA, will Ply te Fequlacty b ty lire of Tee oli wil ptor the. ee Net of freight and transient Francis The stoamer, The w ef ind PUILADELPATA will form a direct w Orleane and Chagres, lonving at geek | »- Ae will ensure as littl - le on the any month, apply av the ‘otbae «1 nd 86 Routh exeees. River om Prida: eirely, A few more pase dations are of the fret clase a y N ken. Bi Pansag S13. Arpt valuaties; also, 8a experienced eo nas large ea, liter rer om eureery and flecenee of we | te i boesuifeily, ir ol eutife colored “MD. leeterer * ublishers’, STMIN« END, 229 I eondway. and by the auther, Aaovlapias, or hyery Oni wien one huvdret a ay « iowlte attention, em |, whe have been unfer gave previews to placin Lecter, no matter what fe breverstons sey fet & 00 28h f Ie went tng one‘an ef Sid Broadway, ew York. MEDICAL. i, 1, MORTAMORE WOULD Sa¥ 10, 7HOGE WHO eontracted ‘ed abe apne of tha Kenta" Teave doubted lets piaas te ay feasiop, and bave treated ry sands Tentar eFhee who wish te seasult mes (ot com) ta te from 5 4. M. to9 ARIS AND > LONDON Pare ved or FRIvens le apeliendlen, wai roper habite and édelaes wit with ahe local not with ve ing, ‘som theother ni saiotans T guarantee or Thave ge day? oure with | which others en, sed by their not expe! soon enough. My divtoma with feces wud. the Ad fi e ohn equal it. You cured mein day.—D. M. Corbyn "You expeidled my complaint ina urs.—C. Deroud. 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