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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-12-08
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Tuqelspiae, 9iop. 3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13
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COPY

CHERRY HILL, February 9, ls41.
Dear ST:-l have not the slightest re-
collection Of having argued the case of
Henry Shulz & c. Bre'haupl vs.. The
Bank Of the Stale Of Georgia, in the Su-
preme Court, nor Of the proceedings there
had upon ii. You had better, therefore,
write TO the Clerk Of that Court for tram
script of his minutes, showing precisely
what was done in he case from the begin.
ing to The end. IF as it is stated in Mr..
Wilde's letter, il was dismissed for want
ofjurisdiclion, it would seem clear that The
sale of the Augusta Bridge was thereby
nulli6ed, as il is we'll established princi-
pie, that the consent of parties cannot give
jurisdiction.
Neither have any recollection of hav-
ing May, 1880, signed rule of coasen,
to the Decree made in Savannah, IN that
month, though it may be, that Mr.. Wilde
informed me Of tho compromise between
Mr.. Hale and yourself, and. that signed
it in consequence. II is certain, however,
that | had no authority from your assignees
on the subject, nor can comprehend how
the court in Savannah could make De-
cree, even by consent, after the Supreme
Court had disclaimed jurisdiction. I had
no agency in making up the Decree or in
settling the terms Of it, as had no agency
in making The settlement or compromise,
nor any knowledge of its terms, olher than
what may have been communicated to me
when | signed the rule of consent, If indeed
| ever did signit, of which cannot recall
any recollection, and think it probable you
will find, on consulting the records in Sa-
vannah, that my name has been signed as
matter of form by some one else, being
the Solicitor on record. II seems to me i'm
possible that it could have escaped my re-
collection, j! / had signed the case or had
any agency in drawing up the Decree.
Your obedient servant,
GEO. McDUFFIE.
Henry Shultz, ESQ.
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COPY.)
WAsHiNGN, February 7, 1928

WAsHINGN, February z, 1873.
Sir:-You VI see by the newspapers,
,ba, the case o6hultz d Breithaupl VS..
The Bank Of Grgia has been dismissed
for want Of jurlicliou. This is what |
slways foresawnd / believe foretold to
vou. NV objei however, in now address
sinp YOU suot triumph; but to offer to
YOU your prudence d good sense few obvious
suggestions
You are nov / presume, convinced,
that personally have all along been actu-
ated merely professional duty, and my
;nriya,e wish halways been to conclude
this complicateusiness by full, final
and amicable clement. am the more
desirous TO efethis, because my attep-
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lion is now necessarily directed good dea
from my practice, and as am sure no on
understands this business as perfectly as
do in the event Of anything happening t.
me, before tits terminated in all its uumer
= Gus branches, my clients must suffer.
: without any authority therefore, anc
prompted only by such motives, now nsh
you seriously to consider, and with those
Interested confer upon, arrange and reduce
TO form, some practicable plan by which all
the suits against and for all the parties may
be adjusted, all claims upon all sides relin-
quished-the Bridge Bills all cancelled
and destroyed, and this whole warfare ter
minated forever.
1T any thing oithat sort can bo agreed
upon among yourself, the Bridge Bill hol.
dera, The Mckinnies, Galphin.- Powle's
heirs, and every one else who is party to
or interested in the suits, will use all my
personal influence to obtain the CONCUR
renee ofthe Bank. The directors ofcourse,
will be elaed at this last success, and il
may be more Difficult, to obtain full and un-
limited authority TO negotiate peace but
l think il will be conided to me, if you all
desire il, and ifit is, I believe. with my
knowledge ofthe facts and my sincere dis
position 10 conciliate, as far as my duty
will admit, all interests, settlement may
be effected, unless some 1.-THE persons iden-
tined with you, either by feeling or interest,
are the greatest blockheads in The world, |
supposiion which courtesy forbids me 10
entertain.
You will understand that this suggestion
Is made without authority from, or com
munlcation with my clients, or my own re-
sponsbiliIy but with the sincere disposition
10 promote peace anil justice, so far rs they
may be consistent with each other; and
you will consider and act upon il according
ly. On my return home, shall be pre-.
pared 10 hear from you, and if authorized,
10 enter upon The discussion of any reason
able and Practicableproject founded on mu-
tual sacrifces, provided those required from
the Bank are at all proporlioned 10 their
expectations of ultimate success, on the
due course Of litigation. Nothing can be
lone without personal intercourse nor can
any one but myself manage the negolia-
ion with the least prospect Of success.
The Bank will probably consent to no
'ther arrangement than one, which will
place in their ha1ds, to; be DESTROYED :uln-
nstantfy dSnbfe tser value. II yoH pro- ;1,
pose to get them up, after the defeat. they
nay be collected upon reasonable terms.
Butin this, as in every thing else, the best
way of effecting any thing, is to say MOTH
ng about it, except TO those who must CO.
operate.
shall write TO Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Bull
och, enforcing the same views. II will be
or you, il you think proper. TO commune
:ate with those associated or Interested
With you.
am, sir, Your most obi. serv't.
r. H. WILDE. {
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Henry Shultz, Esq.
t5.)
AUGUSTA BRIDGE.

Georgia Richmond county:
Came before mo Richard Bush, one Of
the Justices of the Peace for said county,
Joseph Wheeler, Lawr ence Brock, Eze-
kiel Evans and Lewis Barrie. who being
duly sworn upon the Evangelist, deposeth
and saith, that being prescott on the Sd of
march, 1921 ar,he Georgia eud Of the Au-
gusta bridge, WIN. .Lamkin sheriff of said
county, R. H. Wilde and Samuel Hale,
Esqrs. did dispossess Mr.. Henry sbul.z,
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T. % 8 T

EN- Edgefield District, on the 18th instant.
one Note on Charles Nix, for two hundred
and eighty two dollars and sevcnty-five cents
one Note on Talbert Cheatliam, for one hum
drcd dollars one Note on Bales Wren, Tor thIr'
~ dollars; and one on John Stalnaker for fifteen
dollars. ANY persor trading for the above Notes.
will do il at their own risk. -
March 25.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Mary Tomkins. Applicant.
VS. VIM. Hill and wife, and
others, Defendants.
EFT ap pcaring to my satisfaction that William
Hill and wife, Eliza, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits Of this State: 1t
Is therefore ordered, that they do appear and
nh;ect 10 the division. or sale Of tho real estate
Of Stephen P. Tomkins, deceased on or before
,l,c second day of August next, or their consent
- ,hc came will be entered Of record.
Given under my hand, a, my Office, this 18th
day of April, 1911 n>,,,,,rc p
.lpril ~. 1911. tSl" e'a} N ~
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DOc2gasse e1efS, Sc.
From the Hamburg Journal.
0o.I 10I1

sAh"ocpof RPiii ~Stu ICtI.
Messrs. Marlborough 8, Robinson -
GENTLEMEN: AS 1 had ceased troub-
ling the public any longer, with newspa-
per show of my Bridge case, and had
brought it before proper tribunal for its
termination: bul as it seems, that Geor.
gia journal has taken up the matter again
on his own accord making exhibits, and
expressing his opinion, enforces on me a
duty 10 make reply which l thought
proper should appear in the same paper,
but the editors having declined its publ
cation, therefore request, that i, may ap-
pear in the Hamburg Journal, with all
the exhibits; viz: ~ The remarks o: the
editor oc the Chronicle g. Sentinel, and
The Decree. (2) My communication. (3)
Wilde's Letter. (4) McDuffie's Letter.
(5) Certificates Of different Individuals
10y lnterrogalores propounded TO MIR.
Lamkin, sheriff, from the sixth Circuit
Court Of the United States.
In addition to these, request you 10 in
sert the extracts OF two letters, one from
John It. Lamar and the other from W. Y.
HanseIl. Yours Respectfully,
HENRY SHULTZ.
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], John C.: Nicoll, Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States, in and Tor the
District of Georgia aforesaid, do hereby
certify that George Glen. who hath signed
The foregoing certificate, is the Clerk oftho
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Sixth Circuit and District Of Georgia, and
tha, the said certificate is in due form.
Witness my hand, Ibis nineteenth day OF
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Extract of letter from John T. Lamar da.

Extract Of letter from John T. Lamar da-
ted Macon, Georgia, December3, 1889.
"Henry Shullz, Esg.-SlR I'm replv
to your inquiries, l have to state, that
whilst l was a clerk in the Bridge Back, it
was matter Of public no,oriety, that the
Bridge; The Bridge Banking house, and
lands in South Carolina, was the property,
of the Bridge Company. Public notice
was given in the Gazetles of tine City Of
Augusta, also to the same effect.
"When the Bridge Bank stopped pay
menr, in May, 1919, was present aud
heard you slate to a crowd of persons, who
thronsed the doors, demanding payment,
that you had come back into the concern
with all your means, aud that the property
ofthe Company, together with your indi-
vidual property, should be applied to the
redemption of,he bills, and you advised
them no, 10 part with The bills at a discount,
for it was your intention to have every dol
lar of them paid.
81 know, that persons who had money
TO considerable amount on Deposite in
the Bridge Bank, came after its failure,
(say one or two days,) and received tho
amount due them. and that I as Teller,
paid them. But | do not know who fur
nished the money. l acted as Teller in
the Bank for more than two years, and the
business was conducted upon Banking
principles, and the books were kept az is
usual 10 other banks. Since 1919. I have
had an opportunity to know bow Bank
books are kept. My cash transactions in
the Bank, as Teller, was regularly balan-
ced and settled with the Cashier daily.
Your oh't serv't.,
JOHN T. LAMAR"
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Extrac, of letter from William Y. Hsn-
sell, dated Milledgeville, Georgia, D.
cember 11th, 1889.
"Mr. Henry Shullz-sIR:-In reply.
ing 10 the inquiries madeof mo, in rcladnn
to my knowledge ofthe affairs ofthe Bridge
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NO. 15.

I JOSEPH WHEELER.
o LAWRENCE BROCK.
EZEKIEL EVANS.
L. BARRIE,
Sworn 10 before me, this 18th day ofMag,
1921. r. BUSH. J. p.
g.
Extract from the interrogatories and am
swers Of William Lamkin, former Sherr..
i'll, in the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Dictrict Of Georgia.
Henry Shultz and Christian
Breilhaupht, complainants,
vs. zn Equity.
The Bank of tho State Of
Georgia & others defI'is.
1nlerrogatories 10 be propounded 10
WiHiam .Lamkin, formerly sheriff Of
Richmond County, now residing in Doolg
County, in the State of Georgia, witness
for The complainanls, and to be examined
in chief in the above cause,
Question. Did you or did you not, on
the Sd day Of March, 1921, BY the direc.
lion of Richard Henry Wilde, Esq, and
Samuel Hale, acting as the agents of The
Bank of the State Of Georgia, take forci-
BILE possession Of the Georgia end of ihs;
augusta bridge from John McKinno and
Henry ShuIz.
Witness answers that he did, by the di.
rection of R. H. Wilde, ESQ, p1ain,iffs,
attorney, levy on the Augusta bridge, and
by the direction aud personal assistance Of
said Wilde and Samuel Hale (who re-.
quesleI witness 10 summons Them to bis
aId) lake from Henry Shultz. by violent,
~ selzlng his person aud forcing him from
the gate, forcibIe possession of the Geo,ifI.
gia end Of The Augusta bridge, but on
what particular day he cannot now tell, as
MS books and papers are at bis residence
in Dooly County.
Question. Did you or did you NOT, after
the Bridge Bank had stopped pav6n1nr
receive money from Henry Shulia, ia nav:
ment for bridge bills? II yea, what o.
ss
Witness answers that he did receive
from Henry Shullz, after the Bridge Bank;
stopped payment, large sums 10 payment,
Tor bridge bills, but to whar amonn, does
nol recollect.
Questions. If you know OF .anss1hipa =:
d lie &c iaua ta lai's ssls "a
an execution against John McKinnie,, id
|avor ofth Bank Of the State Of Georpia.a
and auother execution, obtained for bridge
bills, as he understood, against Henry
Shultz by David Leion,, whose interest.
as sheriff, advertised to he sold
under said executions, That on the sale;
lay the money to satisfy Leion's judg-
nent was lenderred to witness in bills of
he Bank Of the State of Georgia, amount-
ng to about four thousand dollars, which
MIR. Wilde refused to receive, but deman-
led specie or an immediate sale of the;
bridge. The whole condue, OF Mr.. Wilde
ind Mr.. Hale in the various transactions
connected with this business witness con-
'itercd oppressive in the extreme, exhibf-
ing settled Hostility to Mr.. Shultz, and
, determination to obtain the bridge at as
great sacrifice as they possibly could.
w. LAMKIN.
Answered, subscribed, and sworn to before
US, this 9th day Of November, 1923,
Elan Alexander, Com.
Wm. II. Torrance Com.
McDUFFIE.
Complainant's Solicitor.
Filed Sth August, 1928.
GEO. GLEN, Clerk.
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INSURANCF

u ~ Il
5 will be taken by the FIRE A. MARINE
lelNSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
az he forrest rateSon--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone. brick or yooasn and
Their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills, 80,
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all kinds.
ana against all dangers attending the transports
a'on OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals and
railroads.
FOR The character Of the company az 10 proyDD5.
nae and beraity IN NE adjas,B,eni and payaepf
OF tosses,-we beg leave 10 refer TO the merchants
OF this place end elsewhere who have had the al.
Jusiment Of claims upon ne.
John FAWCETT. President
DANiEL LAMn. Secretary. January 16. 1871.
BoARD or DrREcroRs--JOhn Fawcer President
; Brady, John Goshorn, Charles " KNOX. Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Necl, William Paxton. Jacob
> Shriver. Samuel SpriFg, Directors.
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NIRGINIA HOTEL.
Corner Of Maia aud Madison SIS, WheeLrg, Ia.
EACOB \ KLINE. formerly Of Haccrsiaup,
% NJ. Responsibility lnfurms The Unwilling nuh.


EACOB \ KLINE. formerly Of Hqecrstoup.
80 Nd. respectfully informs the travelling pub.
lie thathc i now in possession of this exteu-
sive and well know establishment lately Occu-
pied by Mrs \ MCrearv. Situated in n cenual
and commanding point on 1fain street.. The
house ~ in compile, operation, and open Tor
the reception Of visitors, and having Undergone
\ thorough repair, thepToprietOr flatiCrshimselt
n will az all times be found a desirable stOt ping
place fer travellers. The former experience a..
the proprietor, and the success which hashere-
t)'OrC attended hls cNCTuons warrant HIM IN say
Ing that the most complete satisfaction shall
be- rendered 10 all y no favor him with a call.
The hotels furnished in a superior manner
p%unctuol attention will at all tunes be paid -
the comfort and convenience Of visitors, for
whose accommodation bells communicative
with tie Bar VII be found IN every chamber
Careful and honest servants will nj all times be
/ spared TO render travellers petfccily - home
MODERATE.
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. il situated with
IN n short distance ofIhe IN lapdipE To-
ana { ON which all D engage IS conveyed free ol
charge: aud Is the Offices of the Grert Ers.srr
and Western Mail and AccOmmOdation Line a.
Stages, with their auxiliary branches as owpc,
aud directed by Mcssrs Stockton. Fails a. a.
en- the eastern and Messts Neil Msore & c.
on the western route. IL Is also he regular Il
fee Of theduiy lines u AID from PitsburgL
Steubonvile, Wooster, Canal Dover. AsLtab.
Ia, or Lake Erie, SC. Travellers wishing 10 q
m any direction "a isenure their seats at IN
bar ana will betakel by stages from The hous,
iur TT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

MUSIC e. VARIETY STORE. Union 81.
FA7llE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a gen
3 eral assortment of Musical instruments, where
Bands can be supplied at eastern prices adding
transportation from the seaboard, also German and
American Piano fortcs from the most celebrated
makers and warranted to stand IN any climate. Piano
Music and In-tIuction Books for all Instruments, VIC
Inns, AccordionS, Flutes; Flies, Drums, Violin strings.
Clarionct reeds. Blank Music Paper &c sc also a
variety of staple goods, consisting in part OF Vest
and Suspendcr Buttons, Pearl and Bone do for Shirts.
White and assorted spool and skeins thread. patent
do, Sewing Silk, Needles Of all kinds, Shell and
Horn combs of various patterns, Fine and Redding
do. with a variety Of other articles too numerous Ia
mention, and which will be sold at far prices. The
subscriber would respectfully invite the citizens and
country Merchants TO call aud Examine his stock.
mar Ply, j. MELIOR.
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REMOVAL.

ME Office No Al ST Clair street Pittsburgh. Pm.
d hos been discontinued, and ihS medicines for
mcrly sold al that Office, viz
ID lIarl,ch's Pills. DR. Leroys Female Pills, DR.
Paris Soothing Syrup. for iecthing, DR. Co.'s En-.
brccaiion, and DR. Swnyne's Compound Syrup. or
Prunus Nirginiann. have been removed. md are
no" Tor sale ~ large or small quantities to suit pur.
cha'ers by, CURTlSS d co. General Agents
Al heir office in ST Clair street. directly onno.re
The Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh Pa.
W Agents, Physicians, Druggists. and other,
promptly supplied by forwarding their orders as
above. These medicines are also for sale by
up JOHN FISHER. Wheeling w
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WHEELING BOTTLING CELLAR.

NEORGE HARTLEY. respectfully informs
NJ the public that he has opened his cellar. for
boiling Hugh Clark a. Cos. Superior Pale Ale and
Brown Stout. exclusively, at his old stand on Water
street, a few doors nurih Of The United States Hotel
haveing recently ordered a large additional SUNNY
OF best Bristol bottles, he will be able 10 furnish
persons DESTROYS ofhaving a rich sparkling ale equal
10 any thing TO he had in The Malt line, any where
IN any quantity from a dozen 10 a groce. and erspect.
folly sollcits the public patronage.
As II has become a common practice here rs well
rs elsewhere 10 endeavor 10 palm upon the pnhlic n
"ashy-ifoihy inferior aleas Hugh Clark Cos. he
has been compelled TO label his botles-in order 10
prevent such Observation-Disclosures unless The bot
lie has Hugh Cark e. Co.'S name mon lit Is NOT
10 be considered the genuine article. ap 2O-Im
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WESTERN INSURANCE CoNIPAN

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, O0O.
' WIS company, being now duly Organized. is
Il prepared to make Insurance on every de.
scripii@n Of Fire and Marine Risks, such as Dwell.
ling Houses. Store Houses. &c. with thoir contents.
Also Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats. with
their cargOes. TO and from any pOrnon The Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams. Ap.
plieniiOn for Insurance TO be made fI tlt resent
AT The office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar . +. H.. GREER, Secv. I. Z
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Z coErNC GLASS. Portrait n Picture fmm.

COkING GLASS. P1rfuu ~ Picture Prime
- IuuiIrfTrrr-Th subscrbcr respectfully
informs fhe citizens OF Wheeling aud vicinity. fl5t
Doe hHs commenced iu connection with Dos former
HEsr-urs1. fIr Locking Gloss. Portrait aHd Picture
Iamo Gliding. Sc BOO 1IIu u1uclrs-He has en-.
gagged Mr. Jls Robinson. frHn the frt m1nufrr.
tories Iu Ne" York. whose workmanship b. m, Nor
10 nnue bod flr lniYu. 11 OIL now prepared ~ OK.
ecute OIL! orders u Hl1f line o. will constantly keen
,0 hand 1n extensive as-1rmcut 81 LOOKING
1fcyrrv Ira.rr.Yr 900 Gilt and Nlb1ys.
1y and Fancy Frames Picture anl Portrait frames
male tp order Old flames r-rH 1rf Gliding 1lcy.
sy description done in he h~esfs'yIa.
july1t wv B~RANSTRUP.
AgeufG r. Barlow
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NYSPEPSI , OF TEN YEARS STANDING


NYSPEPSl \ OF TEN YEARS STANDING
81 am truly happy To state TO the Athlete,
community that member Of my family WIS a.
dctcd Tor ten or Uw.lvc years with the ahoN.
distressing dIscsse. The syu pfoms were greet
oppression after eating. aCId,ty at the stomach. @
severe pain I'm the side aud breast, sicl headache,
mental dependency, with other sympjo us, d.
ftGg when time numerous rem dies were pro
cured without obtain. 9 much relief Havn.
heard Of the good tE cts Of DIR uarich's Com.
pound S~jrcngthening and German Accri,ntPll
was induced To give them a rial, which i am
happy TO state that by using one box Of ths Ger
man Apeilent Fills. accompanied by The
Strengthening Tonic Pills, that they nave nc1r-
y eiadicattd The disease. | cor slider . tUe TO
those afflicted, thar ! make thi- acknowledge
meat, thdt t.ey may likewise procure tn same
medicine and be freed from thss- dis
tTesslng diseases.
With gratitude and respect;
VIM. VI. SPEAR
Nc ic5 old Yort Roi q.
For sale at No 10 North Eighth Street.
Also by JOAN FISHER.
~ - AZ hsa'rrv W.