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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

Mospay, Nov. 20, IL NJ.
In few days the Bank Convention will be in
question ofgreat Importance whether its discussions will
ope TO the public Tie spirit of the age is decidedly
zinst all proceedings matters wherein the people
chiefly coscened II would be happy stroke OF policy
on the ofthe Convention throw open
oTators ohe body could have excellent chance showing
or and meeting the arguments gnoramuses Congress
Any sub that the bank mperavey demanded
be kept behind VEIL could discussed secret session.
the Executive matters in th- the United
States
The great point which the public could be
and which they wouds,en with greatepgeness would be
the proportion that the circulation Of should always
It's actual specie hand Let tho arguments for against
dead weight be distinctly and clearly and let
csion be had upon this topi, far the Convention
cerned II would have powerful influence the Legsla
and Congress- and be bring its wake the banks
net represented In his bocy.
o. the question OF resum the confidence In each
other, sd in banking Institutions, would be powerfully assist
ed wide range be given debate Let be assured
that political feelings had hand in the late suspension aud
sympathy OF the people win be aroused favor sfthe
institutions Bat strong prooiproof strong holy
the forced upos them by folly Of
the government exclusively.
Here Of the results that the Convention brisg
about The country be put possession Off
The waois ofbanking ,pital paid in bona de.
amount circulation, deducting what Is due by
the banks 10 themselves.
The whole amount OF specie in vault, the banks
The whole Of discounts hayiag sixty days TO run
10. having nrey days rundo. having hundred and
twenty days run-lo having six moahs to run &c
The Whole amount OF loans
Tho whole amount moaey advanced by banks State
stocks.
The whole amount Of nominal apta Of the State banks
&C.
II is true thst hundreds basks will represented in
the approximation 10 the above
suits by such body sn would be Of ncacuabie benefit
10 the nation
Ful information subject Of banking may be Of great
importance the Legislature for tits extremely probable
that York In SELF deesce, will be compelled
State Bank with capital Of % IN 10 millions or dollars to
oppong ef Philadelphia The ssostion
the red tank Of Penny viii sly be known
the Convention New York has been long enough playing
cond fiddle Philadelphia, In matters She must be-
and doing m e wishes be the money Of this Union
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
ELECTORAL HONEY OF LIvBRWOHT

The superior asamc properties this valuable prepsra
ton have caused 10 he universally acknowledged FAR superb
or 10 other before the public, for Coughs Colds
Ahmas whoupng Cough, shortnsss of Breath, and all
fections Of tire Chest and Lungs leading to Consumption.
Lverwort has been for fsvo ito remedy TOR the
above compsn,s among the medical profession The above
preparation only contains all the virtues NJ Liverwor
concentrated stste but combined with those herbs which
have long been known and hello in high estimation for
healing virtues IN pulmonary complaints, and other ngredi.
Of valuable nature, which tend 10 produce fee
pectoa lower Inflammation, and prevent the secretion Of
phepm u Is particularly recommended
sump,ive constitutions u almost instantly removes slight and
colds gives immediate relief these which from
eject have assumed character and when
in fails completely the most
obstinate cases. Price a. per b tile.
For sale ny James Nowl (oe proprietary Mshi.
ami Cahaine retail i26 Broadway Cedar,
Alien Ingerso 1sa Grand Norfolk, II. Manson 6si
Greenwich, corner Barrow T. fbbard 22s Bowrryi G.
L. White, 40j Pearl IT nc. ni5.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

ed by the gentleman on this occasion--it was mas
ter speech-al felt and acknowledged its truth and
power, and particularly the Court-for they mme-
dlatey followed the example of Pitt, the close of
Sheridan sspendd speech against Warren Hastings
when he SAID, Let us adjourn and receiver from the
influence OF the enchanter So on the present occa-
sion-lhe Court instantly adjourned TO Monday, at
IL A. NJ
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CounT Nov l9.-Beiore
Judges Belts and Thompson.
The Court met at IL A. NJ The District Attorney
aiormed the Court that all the criminal business
the calendar had been disposed of for the present
term.
Judge Thompson and Mr. Price took an opportunity
10 correct the statement and impression geng abroad
thai known criminals are kept in the employ of the
police 10 entrap otherssuch not being the The
nnmnnltles granted 10 those who having been guilty
OF cnne, furnish the police with Information, depend
me upon peculiar circumstances. In our report the
word not was accidentally omitted-and il should
read thus, Men are mot kept" &c.
The Court then stated that the civil would
not be commenced until Monday and the Court ad-
Journed until that day al Ii O'clock.
PoLIcE, Nov. l7-Erauds IN the Auction System.
The only item Of interest the public records of
Saturday, Sas the arrest and holding TO bail in $500
Of two more aucioneers, Coy 4 ONe, for alleged
swindlng ofan unsuspectlng purchaser or bidder In
England, they purpose etieciing reform in the steam
boat trade by hanging an engineer or two weekly.
Our police seem determined at last 10 effect reform
IN the auction business by sending an auctoneer or
Two 10 PRISON periodically.
The BowERY.-The Bronze Horse has been the
most successful production Of the 1t played
tonight with an important change. Edwin the singer
plays the prince his musical capabilities will Of course
render the part effective than formerly, although
MIR. Williamson a iavorite in ii.
CURIOUS BRqUEsr-An old maiden lady mas recent
y died at Verdun, leaving considerable fortune her
in her she ueatl
the Of 20 900 francs such inhabtant Of verdun
will 90 foot and subsisting all the way by aims,
St Jago de Composello the capital Of Gaca, in Spain
put up prayers God for the triumph Ct Don Carlos
in Spain and Of Henry Bordeaux in France The Pill.
grim whl receive the 10000 francs his The
man who ventures into Spain the present crisis Of af
fairs stands very poor chance oreturning claim the
bequest
| - -. =. - !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

ERENCH LAKGVAGF-ORAL SYSTEM The
subscribers second Evening Clas from O'Clock,
cry Monaay, WEDNESDAY and Friday, organizing
Gentlemen who wish e. " requested TO apply
possible and their residences, that
may bs he when the class will be made up and
ady open. y, MANESCA, ~ Reed 81
r. :. Those who DESTROYS the subSc rbers
process TEACHING invited call above o'clock
Tu. sdnyg alternate, eyeping. nl6-lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

IIALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable
Music for the piano forte and hue cents per page.
Also, chdrens colored books
cheap MRS KINGS Book store l4l Fulton street
MORRISONs HYGEIAN PIILS-Packets from rs cents
to 81 Also Powells Basam Of Anniseed for coughs short
breath asthma Also, bonsc and wsters Iozenges
Also ndeibe ink tor marking linen without preparation
for sale sS above. n7-Jm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
a RTIEIClAI TEETH, without clasp. spnar.

A RTIEIClAL TEETH, without clasps, syringe
IN thereby avoiding injury 70 the adjoining teeth, the
principles OF atmospheric pressure by ~ LtyETT, peatss,
No STA Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall
This method generally known and approved, nreds
comment being wholly daereRt principle fros
asv practced IN New York.
l of The highest order smple-e opn
ion ~ the New York psbc this improved ys, IA,
IN the following r,specase papers
Vide New York Mirror 18th July, 1886
Courier A. Fnourer 18th December, 12j6.
Evening Star. 18th Juwe. 1887 i9mo~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

DuS nAlR.-Tne pane OF temae beauty, tns
forenes. stu more unsigily the uprcr lip b
eHec,ually removed Tree ~ ATkINSpN'S BEfILA
TORY Us operation instantaneous, removing lac hair
the least approach pap asd leaving the skin
softer thar before By twice using the DepatOry The
the hair usually destroyed tn reesfe further
gica0n of H. No bad consequences from
preheped may be infants skin without any
bad effects
The advertiser prepared 70 bottle sod by
him shecluany, -.ectiy ia
effects. Price ". Sold wbelesalcs -enlby
H. q. M 1T, IFS broadway,
eorner apdt 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

VANILLA BEANs.-A smsll case JUS, received and
for saisby RUsHTON ASrfNwALI.
o2i-jms No. s6 william 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

Clinton Hall, No 5 Beekman street,
New YORK nl6.lm'
Brown a. Co.., One Priced Hat store
&c, THE subscribers since the year 1884, have aimed
ua ~ The pLbic with an elegant and Substantial
pe q ~ They can now say thai their effort. have
nred ny them during the last three months surpass beauty
ana hnish any herstoore ohared aud stand preemnent
among those Of higher prices by the fashion able part
gance q form and enera appearance will compare
price.
alG-sm. ia Chatham square cor Mon S1 :.
Premium Chenille HAS.
u MRs. NJ. ID. HODGE, Of the Premium Tuscan and
BY liz q e G - n TENN F,r "a M
nmrf az institute FOR her sFleadd Chem Hats,
cesary supply h9se truly elegant Hats so suitable 10 he
season and respectfully invites ladies merchants
'olnsPect me SAME nl6-lm'
NEW AND r spLESoiS STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING
aul9sn. NcI door Or 70 @G he zaoogcalnsu,e.
Mns. II HENHIET,TA DAVIS,
NO. SUI BROADWAY, New York.
READY MADE LINEN, STOCKS GLOVES.
HOSIERY, PERFuhERY, &c.
b. iGen,lemens Lnen made to order il the neatest
manner o26-lms
Visiting Cards--VIsiting Caras-- Visiting
Cards.
II Engraved in superior style printed with the NJ
most natnes ~ The most approved fashion. just received
superior ot Of Porcelain Cards expressly or visiting cards
Persors furnishing their plates have them print
ad in superior style hours notice Specimen books
can be examined and all orders promptly attended
pyinga, VALENTINES Engraving Printing Rooms.
so John street, corner Of William
Sans az nome ior wedding parties mercantile and store
cards ball tickets, &c. &c. o1s.lm+
BuSslN CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather d Rose Wood w riting Desks
PATENT Money BELTS
most superior and indispensable article Tor travellers who
M
:, No 80 Uiaam street, corner Of Liberty street.
M An extensive and general assortment oil POCKET
BOOKS q every quality and size 10 SIS per
zen from TO y nches constantly hand and
h lss1e' Books ana CARD Cases. Of pearl she'll ssy lea
Begs to inform AIS friends and ne public common.
Commission Business
L r"s GiAT a OWN vaxc GEE.
Cotton, aud all other articles or Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
" He viii also purchase merchandise for countr,
on order al q per cent commission and exercise his
ong experience IN mercantile pursuits. wing ended
and the last five city. hopes to receive liberal
PATRONAGE The utmost despatch unflnching adbs
IL Office l56 Pearl ST. up stairs. si4-sms
Gregory Vanilla Cream Candy.
~ CAhD-The above very Justly celebrated Candy can
Lozenges anu other Confectionery all made II reaed sugar
sy ~ NS ~ Ma % aS a a
vanilla Cream Candy. o4-3m'
Tuscan straw Hats.
Lsgborn, Hats-te largest choice OF the finest
rTsss Straw AVN SSs. sSo.
Kooni no. zs7 Broadway,
@ % Questionable sink Hats and Dress Caps very
NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
And all others who wish TO keep their feet dry during the in.
clemest season.
H. NEWELL asa Canal street, respectfully gives no
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

iss Virginia Monier is the star at Richmond
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

NlIDVIFERy.- MRS BIRD having been duly ana-
V1 lifted in lying In hospital IN Europe, be by
her and certificates Offers her services
ladies ~ New York Reference he whom
has attended and also 10 genemcR II the faculty
this ciyDr Bush, DR. Francis tProfes@orl Dr. Ralph, Dr.
Wolf d.. Wright, and others
NJ Mrs Bird apprisest the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their and females ally that
tnues be Consulted the different secons
peculiar stages her ireatmeat mid yet always
ducrga sauiary change ia Ike the delicate
sensitive female better health daring prernacy tbss
other times She also devoies her the dsesse
aud children and all ard Affections incident tn
street OF 2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
HAMRWAuEa GryTLETY, GYMS a

HI PIsTOLS-A W. SPIES, o2 Pearl st. offers ior sale az
extreme prices the following reods.
Rodgers, wosenholm and olher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
Wade, and Butchers, ~nd Fiiiot's Razorx
Britrrnia, plated and japaDned
Anvii., Vices. Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Places and Files OF dferest makers
Coiins', Smmopds and stones Axes
500 Gans. 800 Rifles 2 600 pair Pistols
Con zno sporting implements OF every Kind
esur materials tor Gunsmths
Pocket Books, Wallets and Mathematical INSTRUMENTS
viein Strings and Niolins
German and French Fancy Goods 4. lots suit purcha-
nlI Ir.A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
Cheap Fashionable Root Store.

Cheap Fashionable boot store.
II H. NEWELL, at ~ Canal st. corner OF woos err gives
notice that he Is constantly receiving his factory Boots
81 every description which he warrants and will sell redu
eed prices for cash
Ny devong his attention exclusively the of
Boo he 10 enabled TO get better article selling
Tor cash he can afford IL chea than in The
cyor IN other WORDS obyates the good
for the delinquency Of bad custurlerS
- Water Proof Scots from ~ to ss5oBoys winer do
from ~ TO $3.50 oSo.ims
Picksiay's Peruvian steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received. and osers Tor
,.e lor CASH. mos! splendid and extensive p:ook hi.
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and finish Of which
cannot surpassed 10 which he invhes the
the trade. The stock comprises
.i PERuvIAN STEEL RAZORs, with Pearl, Ivory, and
bsck Horn handles warranted good and set ready for
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Gases, contsn.
ng seven PEARL Ivory Black Horn Ranor Tor ever
day Of the week
PERUVIAN STEEL DIRKs IN gress vsrieiv
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with u = D. and blades warranted
Carts containing or dozen OF Drks Penknives,
sorted patterns
Three beautiful Rosewood mulum In psrvo" DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling cases made
Two splendid Rosewood Cases. containing set IS pie
css, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks Dressing Cases Ladies' Work
Bo,es Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls, Ladies' Cut
Iery Cases, &c. NC. &C.
w. VI. PICKsLAY,
" CgDAR STREET,
Orr JOHNSON q Co's Ps,famery Store,
Corner Of William and Cedar SIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

STEHLING,S ORIENTAL BALSAMIC
- COMPOUND-An efhcacou ssutary, and efIectusl re-
nsdy al Leucorrhoa Emissions SENT
Weakness Irreguarity the Mens~s ated
action the Bladder and in all diseases Of the Urinary
The imsedate relief generally afforded by
the Baamic Compound, IN short space OF time has
heightened It's srebrtv IN the of the above diseases
confidently offered wh accompanying certificates
eminent of the British Faculty, which win stamp the high
puaton in which the unique valued Prepared
only ~ w sterling, White Chapel London. sold wholesale
and retail. by NATHAN u. GRAHAM,
ot-6uit No. % Nassau ~. corner of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

u. X ID r. IL =
FIRST PREMIUM
u Il ID = III q T. s :. q X F.,
Clinton Hail. No Beekman street,
New YORK. nl6mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
FINE SHORT NAP NUTHIA, PLATE
CASrOR AND SATIN-BEAYER HAYS are nnN

CASTOR AND sATIS-BEAvER HAfs are ao1
a. offered 10 the citizens 81 New York the new es,>r
blishment of HOWELL CO, I2c Chatham street.
upon the following The price OF all their sik hats in
cudng short will be three dollars All their fur bats
long and hort consisting Of nurs and plain CASTOR win
be dollars A. the subscribers paips
To get these hats with the greatest elegance
finish. they will sell except cash. the ea-
bli-ed prse from which they will addition
umbrellas and splendid Of canes consisting of
nearly forty different kinds and patterns. geiher a vare-
~ OF fancy and other brushes received by Poland
which they enabled sell one-rd less the usual
prices HOWELL A co.
o243mt 126 Chatham. opposite .loeseyelta a..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

!, NOTICE To FIREMEN,
Ana all others who wish To their the in.
clemest
II H. NEWELL AT "a Canal street. gives M
tee that he has succeeded in manufacturing sac
article,a
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he be perfectly water which
ne enabled To sell lin OF the great reducon In
labor and maieras at the reduced price Of Ave per
pair -
$500 oIosp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

~. uANsGTON, surgeon Of lose Standing and =
~ pupil o two Of the FIRST colleges or anatomy and TIE the
and practice Of physic and urpcry w Europe hn ovsd
into house 81 Iourtlspa, NJ may BE- cousult
ed every disease Incidental human nature counon or
uncomaor, delicate indecaie The most desperate vene-
real cured in fom nine days sores ~ every
other description In proporonae 70 Their state and ma
turp. Attendance nj rI times nlo-lmF
TyI.Ass NJ NxE.-At The Wholesale Glass warewsre
NJ House NO 43 Msienlsne, re found urnblers wines
and rsp glass generality plain AID
fancy bottles Tor perumers ar show rasse he fo conec-
,nerx. suns plain; astre shade and Also,
h,,es pbsls a. Tor druggists OF every ceor sire and
descrs,'on Glsss made and cut 70 psern Private
boliles furnished IN order. oTlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

JAMES DIX fSDALt. Veterinary SURGEON Ne. ~
Fifth between the Bowery and seo~,,a egs
inprm the public that attends personally
seeng inc I'D OF by deputy formerly. Therefore
gentlemen sending horses IN his depend
having shod the hc principles
lie likewise attends To the diseases of horses. usual
inhrmary but hs arrangements horse shooting pre-
cude the possibility Of attending them
cept those N his mrediae vicinity
To those who sceptc a. his abilities he will
Put them the the proof OF the puddirg
eating.'s JAMES DkYsDALE, VS.
s2s 3ms Graduate of the Edinburgh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

1T PASSAGE FOX ShyANNAH-Reerlar
t3 packeL-Ihe spendidast sailing packet sh d u
u I'm VIII succeed the Trenton, aud meet NJ les
patcof the above port Her PASSENGERS
are very superior only limited nusaber OF eerage pas
sngers WI be taken those DESTROYS berhS SHOULD
maxi early application 10 HUKDMAN 4 KEENAN,
gI anl no SI.,,,, :,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

~ ROOM TO LET. AfurnIshed Lodging room z
let wiki breakfast frequIsd Apply al $50 Nassau
~ Sim
- At mONARQUES',y2s YEA BOwERY, Is o6eres
tor sale handsome Hats Tor 81 as any ever offered 4
= the pubc-ight and durable-wsrranied onfur bodic
- and water proof. 9ms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

AN AWKWARD CASE. The western stage few
days since drew up 10 tavern IN Belmont county
with two gentlemen and some ladies in il. The
polite landlord walked out to enquire if the passen-
gers would have any thing "A glass of water for
the ladies', said one of the gentlemen. While they
were drink ing, the pompous speaker took occasion
TO congratulate the landlord on the triumph OF Van
Burenism in his county.
q very much regretit said the landlord.
% I'm it is the only safety of the Repubc said The
passenger.
so old Tom Benton said that the only safety for
our pockets IN his humbug, replied the land
lord, The Indies smiled and The gentlemen did
not smile. The driver handed forth the way-bilI
as in duty bound. The first name that met his eve
was "T. III. Wheeling Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
SGslG ~ IGsEa

=, In Wheelock, Nov. l, Edwin, son of Wild Mary
Hoyt, aged years.
In Lisbon, N. H., October 9Th, of consumption.
Mr. Gopher W. Crane, aged 20 years, formerly of
In Benson, of consumption, Naomi, wife Of Mr. C.
a. Naramore, aged 30 y. mo.
In Johnson, Roena Hatch, wife of DR. Ira Hatch,
In Wosttord, Hannah, daughter of John Allen
piety.
In Vorshre, Mrs Olive H., wife of DR.. William
brown, Of Chester, N. H., aged 26
In West Windsor, Widow Rhoda Iangdon. aoed
40 She was in her usual health and died Instantly,
while sitting in her chair at work
In Woodstock, Mr. Nathaniel Ladd, aged S6-one
OF the first settlers Of the town. Mrs Nancy. wife
OF Arthur Bennett, aged A, Sarah T. an adopted
daughter of Nathan L. Churchill, aged H.
In Montpelier, Mary Jane, infant daughter of
Freeman and Carinda Templeton
Ia Norhtield, Submit, wife of Amos Robinson
aged O.. -f''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
"A Great Bargain.

VEVHE subscriber offers for sale his TAVERN
Il STAND, consisting of buildings, new, con
venient, and finished in lthe most superb style =
land, in a state of high cultivation. To those who
are acquainted with the place, the business, &c.
this Stand needs recommendation. 1t is situated
in the middle Of the town OF Concord, where all
the public business of the town is transaoted-on
the stage road leading from Burlington to Guildhall
in the largest town in the County. 1t possesses
many advantages above other taverns, inasmuch
it is situated, that the Stage dimes at this place
four times week, and affords good chance for
taking boarders, from the Acadenncal School, stu
ated very near.
Those wishing to purchase, will do we'll to call
and exarline for themselves. Liberal credit will
be given if prefefed. BRIGHAM PIKE.
Concord VI October g. 1887 11-Sw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
JOHN .1L47TOCKS Complainant against
Daniel KYBURG, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY
Substance of tie RuL.


TENtiAT on the Goth day of July, 1886, the De-
n PENDANT was justly indebted TO the complain
ant by two promissory notes, dated Goth Janua-
ry 1886, for Seventy nine dollars fifty CENTS paya-
Bile on demand with interest annually, the other
dated 26 July, 1885, for four dollars payable the
18th December, 1886, with interest, and to secure
the payment of said two notes the Defendant on
the last mentioned day made, executed, and deliv-
cred to the complainant deed of lot No forty
eight in the 3D. division, drawn to the right of the
first settled Minister also of lot No forty-seven in
the 3D. division drawn to the right of s. White; said
lois supposed to contain hundred acres each,
and lying and being in PeaCham in Caledonia
County. To which deed was annexed a consider
alton that if the said Daniel should pay the contents
of the aforesaid two notes according to their
then said deed to be void, otherwise in force That
the Defendant has never paid said notes either
Of them, although they have long since fallen due.
And the prayer of the bill is that the Defendant
may be directed to pay the contents of said TWO
notes to the complainant by some short day to be
set by the Court in default thereof that his equi-
ty of redemption in said premises be forever fore
closed. Bill signed by
JOHN MATTOCKS Solicitor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
JOHN MATTOCKS, Solicitor.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY,
TIlE.foregoing bill being presented to the under
signed one of the Chanceliors of the State and it
being made to appear that Daniel Kyburg, the De-
PENDANT, is out ofthe State and gone to parts I'M
known; 1t is ordered that the complainant notify
The Defendant TO appear before the Supreme Court
next 10 be holden at Danvie, within and for said
Caledonia County on the 7th Tuesday next after
the 4th Tuesday in January, 1888, as Court of
Chancery then and there TO answer unto the fore
going complaint, and to do and perform what shall
stance of The bill together with this order to be
published in the CaIedonian, a newspaper, printed
and published at ST. Johnsbury, in Caledonia Coun-
~, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last of which
sitting of the said Court of Chancery. Dated at
DanviIe, County of Caledonia, this 25th day of
October, 1887
l3-3w J. COLAMER, Chancellor.