Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-19


petitioner, if nonresident Of the District
of Missouri, shall also file bond, with APP
proved security, with the Clerk, (who VIII
Judge of the security0 in the penal sum o.
three hundred dollars, conditional to pay
all costs which he may be adjudged or or
dered to pay.
RULE V. On filing petitions, orders OF
publication will be made and entered by the
Clerk, in a book kept for that purpose. The
first day Of the next term will be set Tor the
hearing of the petitions so filed, il there be
sufficient time within which to give notice
ii not, then the next succeeding term.
The Clerk will then make out notice for
publication, and deliver it to the party en-
titled thereto. The notice will be as fol-
lows:-
District Court Of the United States,
For the District of Missouri.
On the day of 1912, A. b.
filed his petition in the District Court of the
U. S., for the District Of Missouri, praying
or the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law, Tor
spraying for a decree Of Bankruptcy a
gainst G. D." as the case may be,) where
upon it is ordered that the day OF
1842 be set for the hearing said
petition, in said Court, at the City oil Jei-
ferson, when and where all interested may
attend, and show cause, if any they have,
! why the prayer of the petitioner should not
not DE granted. Teste. Il. f., CLERK.
The publication of any notice or order
in a newspaper, may be proved by a num-
Der OF the paper containing it, and cerl'-
ficate of the printer that it was published
as directed in the order, or notice, or rule
lpf Court. .
RULE VI. The Court will be always O.
pen for The purpose OF making orders OF
publication, and all other orders which may
rIghtiully be made in the absence OF the op-
posite party. Four regular terms each
year, on the first Mondays Of March, June,
September and December, will be holden at
the City OF Jefferson, Uhe race designated
by law for holding the District Courts OF
the U. ST. for the appearance OF all par.
ties to any proceeding in Bank ruPtcy, and
for hearing petitions and applications for
final dschasges, trial of issues, appoint
men, Of assignees, hearing exceptions to
reports, making DEGREES and orders, and
generally for the transaction of all business
, in relation to cases in Bankruptcy, and es-
pecially such as the parties are entitled to
: notice of, and to appear and defend.
RULE VII. Any person interested in so
doing, may appear and object to the prayer
of the petitioner being granted. His OBJ
, lection shall be in writing, and filed within
the first three days of the term, unless the
T Court, for cause shown, shall grant longer
time. Issues of fact may be made up to
try any matter Of fact arising out of said
objections-and the objections shall de dis.
: posed of in asummary manner: Provided
that or good cause shown, either party may
have u continuance to the next term.
RULE VIII. If no sufficient cause appear
+ why the prayer Of The petitioner should not
!, be granted, decree shall be made accor'
ding to the prayer OF said petitioner.
$ RULE TX. Immediately after decree de-
\ cIaring the debtor Bankrupt, an assignee
c shall be appointed. The creditors may
: nominate a suitable person for assignee.
The bond required by the 9th section OF the
, act TO be given by the assignee, may be en-
f tered into, before the Clerk of the District
!. Court, or any Commissioner, and the secu-
/ rity approved Of by said Clerk or Commls-
a soner.
S RULE X. Upon the appointment Of an
:, assignee, the creditors may proceed to es-
d tabllsh their debts. A Commissioner shall
n be appointed in each county where Bank
= rupt or Bankrupts reside, to receive suci
d proofs. Said Commissioner shall take ar
j. oath faithfully and imPartially to discharge
S, his duties as such Commissioner. In cas-
m a creditor resides out Of this State, he may
IL also, in his discretion, prove his debt o
t debts before any disinterested State Judge
Of the State where he resides. And proof
either before Commissioner or Judge, ma
be either by deposition or oral testimony
h, RULE XII. Dispositions may be taken be
&c fore the Clerk of the District Court OF tn
ed U. S. or any Commissioner thereof, or be
IN lore anysotficer authorised by the laws {
the State where the dispositions are taker
O. to take dispositions, and notice of the tim
" and place of taking. shall be given to tn
tie opposite party, or his attorney of recort
ke three days before the day, and one day, fc
OF every twenty-five miles the party receivir
H. the notice, would have to travel from b
residence to the place of taking. The for
We of deposition will be the same as that no
81. used in the District Court for the Distri
OF Missouri.
Ii oral testimony be offered to prove an
debt, it shall be reduced to writing by Il
&c Commissioner or Judge to whom offered.
IS RULE XII. Every Commissioner, befo
Ct receiving proof of debts, shall give motto
nj of the time and place Of receiving suC
OF proofs.
he y The notice to be inserted once, TWEEN
or' days at least, before the time set for rece
&C. ing such proofs.