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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30
White Pigeon, March 1887

WDROBATE COURT.-Public notice
il is hereby given that the regular terms of
said court, for the county Of St. Joseph, viii DO
held the last Monday, at 10 o'clock in tho FORE
noon, in each and every month in the year, and
will be held at the Court House in Centreville,
until further notice. n19
WILLIAM CONNER.
January 10. 1897. tfO3 Judge of Probate
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

NOTHCE.-Thc undersigned having beti
" appointed administrator on the estate of
Rowland w. Sigon, late of the village of Grand
Rapids, deceased, and has given bonds as the law
directs All persons having demands upon tho
said estate are requested to exhibit the same and
all persons indebted to the said estate arc called
upon to make payment. M
AMAZON WOOD, Administer.
GRIND Ranids Kent CO. Oct lgih 1876
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

/. S. SPENCER.
UsThc above works are published, and for sale
Wholesale g. Retail at the Detroit Bookstore, by
l.. l.. MORSE.
August a, 1896. ly8
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NEW LOWELL WOOLING

Detroit, August 3, 1886. ly7
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GOWN WINDOW GLAss.-Tho

SUPERINTENDENT HUFtO IH0t "V1'o'''
Marshall, March 3lst, 1887. 3n42
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30

CARPENTERS Dat
V the Ccntreville Mills, Is or 90 good Carpen-
tors will find constant employment at high cash
wages. Apply Immediately to DIV. BELL,
Agent st. Joseph Manufacturing Company
April &C. 1887. 43tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-30
NNxECUTOEs,s SALE LAND.

Centroville, May 90, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
NEW GOODS.

HNhENCH, English, and American Fancy
H. and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Glass, Nails, Steel, Paints,
Dye"stufFs, &c. &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store of U. Kent, in Ravenna,
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
and SUMNER GOODS, of all kinhs, bought at
NEW YORK during the SEVEREST TINE
OF THE RECENT PRESSURE, which eDa.
bes them to say with confidence, that they
are fully prepared 10 furnish the citizens Of
Ravenna, and vicinity. with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
IFS CHEAP, as they can be bought from tie
stocks IF tie EARLY, and QUICK ARR
VALLS, IF not cheaper,) the sayings Of the
o,cners to The contrary, aotwithstanding.
June 2, BURNETT & PENDLETON.
N. 3. We have on haud few OLD
GOODS, which we will sell at COST, as
usual. b. IL. r.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
GULLS.

Specie is at premium, say the Bank
men. This is consumate nonsence, and
the idea is to deceive the people if posi-
BILE. The irredeemable bank paper isde-
pIeciated, and a IS note is worth but about
Va real money. The Banks say in their
communication that if they pay specie, it
will be bought up by the brokers, and Sent
ou! OF the country. This is another soph-
ism what have the brokers got TO buy
money with? Provisiohs? no. Manu-
fac'ures?- no. What have they got p
Why the deprecated trash of the Banks.
II they can buy specie with that, let them
dol whoever will give it to them, mus,
surely be demented. The President of the
Germantown Bank is fearful that if the
Banks pay spr Gle, it will be boarded up
by the country people;' well, who have a
right to ii? Surely the farmers have a
better right to the gold and silver than the
broken banks, yet they palm eff their dis
credited notes, and lock up the gold and
silver, lest the country people shonld
hoard it up We hope the farmers will
remember the kindness of the banks.
We learn from the democrat and Advo.
cate that farmer came into Pittsburgh
with hundred dollars in bank paper, but
all the banks fusing him specie, he was
forced 10 part with his notes for seventy
dollars. and all because '$hecie was at a
premium The people should anayze
all the sayings and doings Of the monopo,
lists. whose design is now and always has
been to make gold and silver merchant
able commodity, and their own worthless
trash the currency of the country. - Ma.
Honai La6orer.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
From the Erie (Pa.) Observer.
NATIONAL BANK.

The inebriate, bloated with his poison
Gus potations, until his brain whirls infu-
riate, his system reels and staggers, and
sdcIirium tremens starcs him in the face,
may yet embrace his nerves for a moment
and put to little distance his terrible fate
as still more frequent draughts, until tired
nature sinks PROSTATE, and he plunges
into the grave Of infamy and drunkenness.
We may behold this comparison verified
in the proposition for a nationol bank
We have been driven along in the iniquit-
Gus scheme of banking and dealing upon
n fictitious capital, meeting one extrava-
gance by plunging into greater, till the
nation is upon the vorge of rum. We
have obviated the first perceptible evils of
banking, by creating more banking capi-
tai, we have endoavored 10 pay our own
debts by increasing indebtedness, until
to look back and attempt to retrace our
steps 10 endeavor to rcinstate business
upon its former healthy basis, seems as
frightfuI to us as does it to the bacchana-
Ian after weeks Of drunkenness to again
get sober. Itis an effort, that seems to
agitate every nerve and fibre of the sys-
fem. Yet the drunkard must get sober,
or sink into a polluted and loathsome
grave: and so our country must recede
from the extravaganza into which she
has fallen, or her business, her credit,
her prosperity and her happiness will be
overwhelmed in the vortex of ruin. A
national bank, or an increase of State
banks may, give momentatry impulse,
but like the draught of the inebriate, they
will in the end only plunge US into deop-
er and more inextricabe difficulty. In
the progress Of nation, like the life Of
an individual, we should not disdain 10
cast glance upon the past, and gather
up the fragments Of experience as we
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

o. LEWIS HUMIsTON, late of
Akron, the Postmaster says, has "left
town. owes us ST. SO
~ JAMES HAZARD, of Palmyra
is hazzarding his reputation for an honest
man, by refusing to take his paper before
he pays what he owes for it.
DUE ST. SO
Cheat the printer, viii ye.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
Take Notice.

0FsR BRANNON, and d. H CORN
WALL, who have taken our paper for
about eight months, and who do not take
their papers from the Post Office, are re-
quested to pay the amount they owe for it.
Each ST. 63
o. WILLIAM COLLIER, late of
Hudson, is in a fair way to get hempen
Collar, about his neck The following
is the account given Of him by the Post
Master:
"SIR, The Courier which comes 10
this office for William Golfer, is not ta-
ken out, but remains dead in the Office,
Respectfully your obt. servt.
J. B. WHEEDON, P. NJ.
Reason.-Report says that he left here
something like two or three weeks since
with his team "a two horse Wagon to
go to Freedom for load of Lime for
some person, and has never found the way
back, and it is conjectured that he is
probably seeking for Freedom from his
debts. think it quite probable that he
may get back after while, and if he does
/ will inform you."
He owes for the Courier 81 SO
" The Post Master at Medina in
forms us that ISAIII DOAN refuses to
takehis paper from the office. lsaih Doan
better buck up for his subscription, or he
may have a " comforter" on him which
will not feel quite SO comfortable.
Owes 81 ea
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

Din the Supreme Court,
HE oFATt VI o".e' Vacation after August
Portage County, So Term A. d. 1886.
Caroline VI, Bates,)
vs.. SPetilion for Divorce,
Henry D. Bates.
TANHE said Henry ID Bates, will take notice
d that the said Caroline NJ. Bates, his wife,
has filed her Petition in the Cffice of the Clerk
of said Court, on this 18th day of May, A. Da
1887, praying for Divorce, and has assignee
for cause, habiual drunkness for more than
three years, and wlltul absence for more than
three years.
Further proceedings will be had at a Term
of the said Court, to be held at Ravenna on
the fourth day of September next, at which
SINE sad Henry D.. B..tes may appear, and
show cause, if any he have, why the prayer Of
said Petitioner should not be granted.
l. V. BEIGE, Solr.
MAY IS, 1857. Pm GEO. KIRKUM, Cpk.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
PR o II POS SAILS
FOR PUBLISHING AT R.4YEN.N.a,
PORTAGE COUNTY. OHIO,
A Semi Monthly Agricultural Paper,
TO BE ENTITLED
The Western AgrLcuHtNFist A
AND F.ARMER'S
.9ND MECH.AN MICS REGISTER,

FHSHE Subscriber, believing that the Farm,
IL ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great to sustain an Agricultural Pa.
per, proposes publishing, ,at Ravenna, Portage
county, paper devoted eccluSiveiy to that
subject.
The fact is now clearly demonstrated that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the Farming Interests OF a country In New
England and in New York, where the art of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection than
in any of the other States of the Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have wide circulation.
Though the population of the Reserve con.
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not a pa
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than tOeniy>eigM political
and religious papers.
The AGiIcULruBrsT will be stricdy neutral
in politics and religion-t will Contain cors
rect statement of the markets, and give that
information most useful TO the interest of
farmers.
The great improvements which are now oc-
cupying the attention of the Farming Public
the many new Inventions in the implements
of husbar. dry which are continually appearing,
render it highly necessary that all who are cal
cu.,ating to carry the business to great extent
should be possessed OF the earliest informa-
ton on the subject. Now, when the culture
of Silk, and the growth of the Beet for the
manufacture of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic of the age. it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made ac-
uuainted with all the information 10 be had on
the subject, and we shall give our attention
on the procuring aud disseminating knowledge
OF these interesting objects
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if suffi cent number of subscribers
shall be obtained to warrant it.
EDWIN II. SELBY,
Ravenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
Il Il H MI s.
This paper will be printed semi-monihly,
on goodtyp and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, with title page and index to each
voume, at the close of the year, for one dollar
per annum, IN aduance, payable on delivery
of the first number.l
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
Maj. for Hill,
20,190

MAMMOTH STRAwBERRY.-We were
presented on Friday last with large
strawberry, raised in the garden of Mr.. J.
F. Barker in this town, which measured
FOUR AND ONE FOURTH INCHES
in circumference, one way, and THREE
AND ONE HALF INCHES the other
way. Beat this scho can.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

BANKs.-The people are beginning to
learn the nature of these pests and the
character Of their conductors. We COM
mend to our readers the Dialogue copied
from the Pittsburgh Manufacturer, to be
found in another column.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

A female foated ashore near Cape hat
teras, few days since. She was very
richly clad; wore miniature in her boz
som. and some Of her vestments marked
L. p. She appeared to be 90 or Is years
of sge, ard from appearances it was ad"
judged that she had not been long in the
water.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
NOTICE

A 7 my instance writ of attachment was
fA- this day issued by Benjamin F. Hopkins,
Esq. Justice of the Peace # Franklin town.
ship, Portage County, against the property,
rights, credits and effects of Drayton Moore
a nonresident said County. Dated this gath
day of May, A. ID. 1887.
WILLIAM POMOROY.
admir-. of NATHAN BUTTON deceased -
4-5 By S. w. COCHRAN, Airy.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

The Editor Of the Richmond, (IIlinois)
Republican, in speaking of the Portage
County Detecting associations: asks:
"What is it to detect! What are its prin-
ciplesN In answer we give the preamble
to the Constitution.
"Wo the undersigned, inhabitants of
"thc county of Portage, and State of Ohio,
'sfor the purpose of projecting our prop
"e,ty, and detecting and bringing to JUS
"tice those who may deprive us it, in
"violation Of the criminal laws Of this
estate, do form ourselves into an associ-
cation, by the hane," &c.
The second section of the Constitution
says.
"The object of this association shall be
.'to detect, and bring to justice those who
"may by theft or otherwise, deprive, or
''attempt to deprive. any member of this
"association Of his property, in violation
s'ot the criminal Laws Of this State.'
The following article which is taken
from the "Boston Investigator" is from
the pen Of Mrs. Francis WrigM Drus-
moat--do not start, gentle reader, she
will not hurt you, but if you will read her
article. with candor it will do you much
good. Whatever may be her opinions on
religion, (Which it is not our province to
inquire into, considering ones religious
ideas as a concern Of their own, which
all have a perfect right to enjoy, she has
certainly given true history of the
quirks and quibbles of the Federal Bank
party in the United States.
ssTHE TIDE OF LUCK HAS TURNED"
"Our British Wings are unlucky.-
All their measures turn against them. 1t
is unfair, however, that in their wrath,
they should then lay at the door of the
People, or Of the national administration,
the measures of their own coming which
have turned to their confusion.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

The Massachusetts Mining Company
have raised $50 tons of Anthracite since
July lst, from the vein ofthat coal recent
iy discovered near the line Of the Boston
and Providence rail road.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
WESTERN COURIER.
RAVENNA, JULY 6, 1887.

New HAMPsHIRE.-Tho Legislature
of this State convened on the 9th inst
John Woodbury. was unanimously elected
president of the Senate, and Ira Eastman,
speaker Of the House. At the late State
election, for Governor, Hon. Isaac Hill,
received 22,36l
All other candidates, 2,17I
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
H IsT OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post
ia Office at Ravenna, June 30th, 1897.


IA Office at RaveDna, June 30th, 1897.
A Edward T Griswold
John Adams Fl
John Abel Samuel r Hurlburt
Jeremiah Allen Patrick Ilurlehey
b. Mrs Mary Hall
Anthony Baird Patrick Hurlekey
James Bullock Rufus Herrick
Hezekiah Beltevey Orson HigIey
William w. Blair Mrs. Angeline Ham,
Israel B!ssel mond
Phlander Book
Evan Bowen Miss. Jannett Judd
Mrs. Jane Boles John Ii Jaulays
Miss. Mary Brown *
Albert Duckly James King
Celia EBarnard l.
WilliamBoyd, Esq James Langslon
Cornelius Brainard Patrick Leonard
Horace Burr :. Secretary of Lodge
Alexander BuninS No i2
Moses Burdge NJ
Messrs. Robertson & Dwight Mahew
H"aton Mr. Macvoy
John Rlackman James McE!vay
Miss Lestina b. Briggs Amer Moore
aC.r william Maley
A'exander Clement Jonathan Minaul
Hunter Crawforl 1homas MORRISON
Caleb d Carleton James McQuown
Alex. L Collins Robert McElHaney
Bucknan Claim Rev. Wilder B Mack.
Joseph Coultnn A Mrs. 5. b. NJ.
Alanzo Couhon George Maglauchlin
William Cutler 9 Elizabeth McCungley
William Collier
Fred Carey Ira Olmstead 2
w. V. I.angworlhy
William Carnahan Ihineas Pettis
Miss Lorana Curtiss Nllliam Ream
Mrs L J Curwn hdam Zoe
william Goats deacon Poe
franklin II Cannon Mrs Aure.ia II Peck
w J Champion John Porter
william Curry Dah'ei Pryon
D. Joseph Peacock
john Davies
j. R. Davis Mrs Louisa Roberts
James Davis John Rellemede
Mrs. Duncan Lewis l.. Rice
John Dranburgsn Lathrop Reed
T. Samuel Smith
T Dwight Ellis Dennis Smith
Capt Ashly Ely, Solomon Slaughter
F Doet. Shreve
Mrs Harriet II Forker John Switzer
Benjamin or James William Suthworth
Forsyth Geo. w Sholes
Mrs Bridget flannel Geo w Sanford
Asa Field T
Abel Foshee William Tilson
Nathan French Jonathan Thompson
G Philip T rrOchumssen
TIieroglyphics ID. Waghorn
David George Vine Welch
David Greer George West
John N. Garhart Reed Wilbur, Jr
jonathan Cots James Wilson
Chauncy Granger John Welch
Nyce Gearliart Joseph Willon.t
]. B. KING, p. NJ.
Ravenna, June S0th, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
WOOL CARDING,
CLOTH DRESSING AND. MAN.

UFACTTRING.
YgyHE subscriber would inform his old frienda
Il and The public generally. that he has ta-
ken his old Stand OF Pomeroy u Rhodes,
where he is now prepared TO do business in
the above hne on short notice ind reasonable
terms. His machinery is good and has expes
rienced workmen, aud believes will be able to
give general satisfaction.
JOSHUA " oODARD.
Fsonhfn Moy IS, 1887 3ti
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

Nineteen twentieths of the Directors,
Stockholders and other officers of the
Banks in this country are wings. Who
created and who sustains the Rag System?
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

pass along. One would suppose the his
tory of the past would be sufficient to
put us upon our guard against enter
ing into any further banking specula-
tions.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06
w A n II H I'D .
LOOfk aaERsE.
s. MASON. & Co

s. MASON, & CO.,
I'D AVE on hand large assortment of Notes
AA and Accounts, which they will sell as
low and a little lower than can be bought in
tie County, of the same quality. You must
come and buy, no mistake. May 9th,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

Vestings Silk aud Satin
VA Vestings fine article just Receive and
or sale BY BURNETT & PENDLEToN.
June Z, 1857,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

EyOR Sale by BURNETT Il PENDLEFoN,
IL large assortment of French Prints,
French Muslins and Printed Jaconets.
June
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

TssT ARsElLEs Quilts, few 10, II, and i2'
ISA quarter Marseiles Quilts, Superior
article for sale at a very small advance from
cost, by BURNETT Il PENDLETON.
June Z, 1857.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06

HALF doz. Pieces Figured Gros DE Nap,
III Silks different patterns, lust received and
for sale by BURNETT g. PENDLEfoN.
June {, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-06


Tn cn - on,. } IN the Supreme Court,
rnn,ama m ro'a. o' Vacation after August
F0r'0se county S. Term AID 1856.
Edward Farnum, }
VS.. Petition for Divorce.
Betsey NJ Farnnm, }
yHNHE said Betsey IL. Farnum will please to-
d take notice that the said Edward Far
mum, her husband, has this day fled his Peti-.
tion in the Office Of the Clerk of said Court.
praying for divorce, and has assigned for
cause wlful absence for more than thres
years.
The said Betsey NJ. Farnum can appear at
Term Of said Court, 10 be holden at Ra ven4
ma on the fourth day of September next, and
show cause, if any she have, why said petition
should not be granted.
L. V. BIfRcE, SoIr.
May lS, 1887 .2m GEO. KfRKUM, ,eTk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

" Viz race. Ihis Fall (Ihe last annual
IL necting) Will commence on Tuesday
two weeks preceding The wash,us,on Ciiy
races, tw hieh last, IL - believed, w,li cOG.-
menee on the Let TUESDAY Ia octobcr,)
FIRST days purse, $500. mic heats.
Second days purse, $500, best in 5, mile
heats.
Third days purse, 5000 , mile heats.
Fourth das, f1ofs!eiCES purse, 800. nile
Le,ts.
The entrance 10 al the purses viii O.. :
per cent. Should there no, b, four entries
the wiuaer Of The purse - make thea up.
There are also open, two eepstakes,
foe Colts and FIliies, } year Old; the first
miie hesIs for $3.50 entrance, SIS forfeit.
The second. mite he aIs, entrance $50, for
feat SiD---bOlh for colts that have not ~on
stakes al fashionable courses Eutfics g. BE-
made not later than the 9Th Il August, With
WM CROW, T'rsgsLre~.
Charlestowu, July -, 1851.
p. 5. A more extensive advertisement
will be published pre-, ious to tie races.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
rRAnsPoRTATfoN
ON THE
BI'iachesfer. and P0fOfu nc
RAIL ROAD.

wrSeuusrIa & PoronAc r. Roam oypicr.
April 30, 1897.
HyHE President and Directors Of the Com
II psny have established the following
rates Of toll for transportation To be hereaf
ter charged upon this road. viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, l-ci.
Bar Iron. Blooms, Pig iron, Castings, and
Lead, per ton, 81 o
Wheat, rive, Rye-meai, Corn, Corn-mesl
Oats. Buekw he meal. and all C'tvr
commodities, per hundred pounds, set.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster, per ton, 81 80
Salt aud Sailed Fish, per 100 pounds. lOci,
Merchandise, and all other commoditis. per
hundred pounds, llrts.
An additional charge of , cents per bsuet
on -four, and cen ,s per ope hundred pount.,
on all other articles, will be made 81 tie
Winchester Depot for receiving and for
warding. By order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, President
Winchester, April 81, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

CHARLESroWN, Aug. ], IS}I.
THE parties 10 the above SUIT, and the
creditors OF Solomon En;ler, deceascd, are
hereby notified, that shall attend Il; my
office aforesaid, ca Monday hs ia day eJ SIP
is'nbsT nsri, for the purpose Of executing the
above order Of the Court, when ard where
they are requested 90 produce such plpers
aud eyide-ce as may DO necessary, or a. they
may have To offer. The creditors viii pro-
duce the erideneo Of their claims, ,hail
adjourn the cause, from tune 20 time, uhl.l
mJ report II completed.
Il. wORTHINGTON, COM
Of The c. S. c. eJL s. e. for J. &.
Aug 3. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
VIRGINIA:

la the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chaneery for Jefferson County, June Goth,
1897;
The Washington County Bank and Joseph
Shs~alter, PLAisrnrs,
AGAINST
William Lucas, administrator Of Samuel
Ensie, aud Susan Engle, widow, and Mar
saret Engls, Joseph Ensie, William En-
gle, Susan Ann Ensie, Benjlmin =. Engls,
George w. Ensle, and samuel Ergle.
children and heirs VI the said samuel En-
gle, deed, DEFrSpASr,,
AND
Baker Tapseou, executor OF John Baker
deceased, FLAMriFF,
Same, DErESpASIs,
IN CHANCERY.
T being suggested 10 the Court. that there
n are outstanding claims duo from the es-
tate of said Ensie. not taken account Of BY
the COMMISSIONER, IN his reports made III
this csuse--lt Is ordered, that the said Com
missioner do take an account OF xuch cis inns
and report the same to the Court, nlskins
such special statements as he may deem per
tineut, or as he may be required 10 make b,
sny person interested.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, Cistk,