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The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16
uoTCH-pOTCH PARTY.


 This party certainly has an existence, and we would take it as special favor, Ii some kind friend would furnish us list of those who compose it; so that as many of them as are worthy of notice, may be immortal ized in our columns. Possibly He Ga.eHe con girc hisinformation-perhaps the chron- ce of their names. as we'll as their delecta- ble constitution, are carefully preserved among the books, papers, and assets of the Real Estate Bank.
 We are particularly anxious to know them -and kno1U hem all and we trust they will no longer be ashamed to avow them selves, and tell us distinctly what their prin- cpIes are, and what they desire. If they are engaged in a laudable undertaking, they will not want support; but to hide their political virtues is an act of unpardonable ingratitude towards the people with whom they live.
 Ii is not d little remarkable, that we have po- litical characters among us, so constituted that they cannot belong to the Democratic or Whig party It can only be accounted for i'll two ways-frst, by supposing that the Wings are so utterly and hopelessly corrupt, as to even add iniamy to degradaton-so interruptions as to even startle those who remember that they once had a conscience-or, second, they will nol unite with the Democratic party, because tie principles of the latter are too simple and pure, to find any chord of sympathy ill their bosoms, and they could hayeno hopes of reaching political distinction, while acting probate their infamous schemes and practices toward self-aggrandizement. Perhaps, an- other reason is, that the democratic party do not want them-wil not trust them, though they should go through years of probation.
 In truth, they are sad membranes to any but the Hotch-Potch party, and even in that it is understood that they quarrel among themselves. All wish to be chiefs, without the capacity to be followers; and as all cannot be gratifed, it is productive of some slight inconvenience.
 But whatever may be the cause, by what ever bond of sympathy bound together, that party, though in the feebleness of the last stage of consumption, is still breathing, nay, actually crying out, "INe Constitution and the Laucso
 Advice, even to the most desperate of mankind, Is sometimes of advantage, and we would, therefore, in all sincerity, admon- ish these hotch-potoll gentlemen to break up their association, as it can never flourish button the contrary, will become more con- temptible, the more 1t is known; and as they can never come into the Democratic family, let them wheel into the rear of the Whig party. To admit them would, we confess, be all act of charity and eondescension; but as the Wings are in want of reinforcement, they might consent; remembering, at the same time, that true charity is always deserv- ing of eulogy.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

aSThe Banner will most zealously advo- cate the nominees of a National Convention for President and Vice President of the lTni- ted States; satisfied that none but true and tried Democrats will be recommended for those exalted stations, by that Convention.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

a%The Hon. A. Il. SEVER requests us to state, that the report of his speech, at Bates vile, IS entirely incorrect, and hamefuliy 'naccurate; and that, as soon as time will permit. he will write out and publish the observations he really made on that occasion.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

a5The vacancy of Judge of the Supreme Court, occasioned by the resignation of George ". Paschal, has been tendered to HIiiiam K. Sebastian, of Phillips county very able lawyer, and estimable man. It is not vet known whether he will accept the salary is much less than he could make by his profession.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

Subscriptions-The first number of this paper will be extensively circulated, and those who wish to become subscribers, will please forward their names immediately. Those sAo seYn have lists of subscribers, are desired to
 Address ss'f;rirhout ;rirh delay.
 sTnr ARKANSAS BAssal ssommunications to
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

ar IS said that His Excellency A. YELL, will return to Little Rock, by the first of October. ensuing.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

9g-The Postmasters in the different parts of the State, will please to act as agents, in procuring and forwarding subscribers to thls paper.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

a5The Gazette asks what is the matter between Col. Sevier and W. s. Oldham; mo- thing, but personal and political friendship Is this answer sufficient?
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

Alta special election, held on Monday last, ELI COLBY, Esq, was elected Mayor of the City of Little Rock, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Thomas S. Reynolds.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

The editors of newspapers who receive the Arkansas Banner, will please exchange.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-16

s. II. HAMPSTEAD, k. W. JOHNSON, ELIAS N. CONWAY, SAMI M. WEAVER, JARED C. MARTIN, JOHN McQUAID, STEPHEN s. TUCKER. CYRUS w. WELLER. F. l.. JOHNSON, CHARLES FISCHER. Democratic Central Committee
 Of the Slate Of .4rhraRsa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
SALE.

Lat and Warehouses ot S0sh eOrSer II Monroe and
Hster streets. WAscidHc. Ia.
EDURStANT 10 a decree made Ivy The Circuit
Superior Court ofIaw ana Chant cry for Ohio
county, ON The 18Th day of February lSl3, bui
Which was directed TO be catered and he'd tnnse
pro tRHc.) as "a decree of the 2Uth DAY of October
1872, in a crriain suit in chanccry the rein pending.
Between Arthur VI Phillips. complainant. and james
u Forsyth. Daniel Lamb, Samuel Sprsg. The
.Eorlh weston Bank of Virginia. John M'Lure. John
tawceu and Others. dJendaEis l will GA SATURDAY
me hfSt day "i April mex, proceed to sell al public
nu''io" 90 font Of ihe premises. IT, thc iiautst and
ots' 1'idcr, loi number one boz square number tao.
}i"G ai iHe comero Water and Monroe streets M
We city ci Wheeling, wrh ,ne imguV emeuIs aud
erpIienaGc's. CO.. the mil,vins terms of sale. TO
wi; the purchaser or pui,ha>crs To give bonds for
'he paltaeni OF the purchase money an .hree equal
instruments. payable respectively in eight, sixlrca
aiiJ twenty iOor months irpn the day OF sale, with
interest rlm the day oi sale. sufficient security to
he given iur The payment Of tho purchase money.
anu The TILE 10 he retained as additional security.
or conveyed u the purchaser. aud "a deed of trust
aiken rum him in usual form. as shall be agreed
upon. DANIEL LANiB
war Us Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
CORHs, CORNISH CoRNsrr

fUltED by the Albion corn plaster! IL affords
~ tmneJiatc r1uci, and . a sure cure Tor
g,Tns, A. dlssolVes the corn and removes u from
the foot with ease and eApCGljnn. without the
least pam. FrOm among the many cases Of
cures, read the following extract of a letter from
the Kew EbeneZer Newhsl ot IiIcvln, Mass.
| caunct neglect To state, thati ieel great con
hdcnce IN the AlbrYn corn plaster. As one of inc
surest rcInedles; | have tUed IT'S efficacy, snd la
tour successive applications according TO the di-
rCcUOus, n effected n cure
In proof Of which. read the following cases.
A lady!-To whom reference can be made, after
suffering great paia, an Inconvenience for years
rom cOrns, aud who Iu the moan zine was ma
KING use OF vario: 5 highly celebrated rem tdies,
but 10 10 purpose, ant had m cunscqu, nee of
these repeated GIsappointments nearly dpspair-
cd Of reiic!, piOst happily rset with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of Which, (t an cxpen sc Of
only % ccniS,) has entire y cured her Corns! So
astonishing was tins cuIe as To induce several of
the friends and ncI2hbors OF he lady. TO use the
satue remedy, aud WIN the same so1d successi
BAn old Gentleman! informed an agent
that after suffering uncensciOndble pain and
Trouble Tor yeals from a corn, which had resist
eu ever attempt to d.s'roy, was cured by tins
A persOn!-So ,rppltd with corns for n long
time as 10 be unable To walk, had TO cut holes m
his shoes, to ca sc his iCet,-was cured b, this
p.asttE
Pie IS cents a box.
N q. Zach Of the articles will &c sig, ed w l.
klGder on the outside wrapper,
t*COHsUmPtiOH No person can have ale
quaic idea OF the asst IuishiEg relief which DR.
Keiie highly celebrated A ,thma,ic or consump-
~ nus give III CONSUMPTION coughs, COILS,
9 ticul'y OF BREATHING, whee: ing, tigh;ness o.
me chcst, pam ia the side, splitting ofbluod. dc
A ialr tfial only is necessary L. convince persons
suffering from those complaints that TINS is one
~ the most valuable medicines ever discovered
for complaints of the lungs gentrallv. Common
g, Id are removed IN a few hours. Price 25 cts.
Prepared from the original NJ s Recipe of III
1 Conway, by " l. kidder, imm iiate SUI.
eos!or to the late Il kidder. By whom th1y ar,
Tor sale at his counting room No So State ST
corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by hi:
special appointment by JAS BAKER.
uecE Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

La what makes your teeth so unusually hIte!
Quoth Josh's Dulcina. To him To her n :ht
To make yours look so, Nth a grin, rerlltd Josh
I've bought You n bottle OF IhOTn's 1Ooth Wash;
IT'S the best now ln use, 50 the gente FOLKS say;
And since they've II ed tins, cast all others away
But TO prove it The hes To make the teeth SHINE,
Look a.ain, my dear Sal, AZ the lustre Oi NINE.
Then try tins great Foot Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth Nash,
And see # the Tooth Hasl, of Than, rs not hnel
A HONG the recommendations TO the above, are
~ the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
WASH aud become acquainted with the lnsre /
ents OF its tomposIuon, chVcTiuiy saw, l consid-
er It one of the sat, st "a II IL one Of the most
peasant tooth washes now muse. HUNT
PtttsbuI IN SeptI5. 1912. DCuust.
l take plea sure IN stating, after having MAJ
use of 'Thoru's Tea b.ry Tooth Wash thatlt -
one of the best deutriicrs in use. Being IN a Ia
quid 'orm II combines nea'ncss with convenience.
While II clcanses the enamel aud removes the
tartar from the teeth, IT'S perfume Yields a fra
Z anct peculiarly desirable. NJ L..
he Undersigned have used 'ThOTn's cOmpou nd
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II to lie
an extremely pleasant dentufnce, exercising a
mos salutary influence over the teeth aud gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation of
Tartar, aud purifying the Breath. Having thor
OuShly tested It's V ruvs, we take pleasure I'm Ie-
commenting II 10 the public, believing II to be
NJ Il BEIETSON. JAMES p JACK,
ROBr II PEBBLES, CIIAS b SCULLY.
C. DARRAGlI, WM M~CANDLESS.
II l. RtNCWALT, LEONARD s JOHNS,
J NJ M~OORHEAD. JAS : CRAFT.
For sale 10y JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb s ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
EYE
WATER.

OUCH is the wonderful effects Of this valuable
- Eye Water, IN relieving and curing the com
mon complaints Of the eye, that those who use
il once, VII ever after give it the preference TO
tbs of any other preparation.
A respectable PHI stefan and druggist in Con-
]necticut writes,-'S.T III: A patient Of mine. who
has had two bottles Of your Eve Wat,r' saws. tbis
IS the OIly kind he has ever used with success.n
Price % cents a bottle,
DumfrieS' Remedrfor the painful and debiliIa-
ting complaint of McPiLcs. New case of a cure.
Sir-The Pile ointment and electuary that ]
lately had Of you, has had an exCsllen: effect. ]
nave been troubled for years with the Piles, aud
nave never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was a severe one,
but the relief was almost immediate, Il II.
Mr. KIdder'
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in Yer
mont. Mr. Kldderi-Sir Having used in my
family Dumfries Remedy for the Piles. have
found II the best have ever met wi.h in this part
Of th3 country. have found the electuorv the
ease.
A dealer writes-"I consider It (Dumfries re-.
the Public, for the PIles.
A painful case. A box Of the Remedy cured a
case Of the Piles, with which the patient. "a fe.
male) had been long and painfully afflicted, In a
neIghbOung town reports an agent;
The article. (which consists Of two boxes.
Electuary q Ointment, price 81 2 cents each.or
IS cents for both is accompanied with valuable
cOpiOus directions.
Relics Asthmatic or Consumptive P~ilIs-prces
reduced 70 30 and IS cts-give immediate relief.
Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common
colds frequently removed 10 a ( w hours.
n r.. Each Of the articles will be signed w l.
Kidder, on he outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original Rccipe Of DR.
" Conway, by w T. Kidder immediate succes.
sor 10 the late r Kidyer By " hom they are FOR
sale az ms counting room, No 80 State street.
corner Of Merchants rOw, Boston, and by his
special appointment BY JAS BAKER,
dec7 Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
kTEAM MILL ron SALE.

Luke a Jacob,
Juuk.nS AID uiherS.N
NDER AND By VIRTUE OF a DECREE
"lhe Cl"Ui, Superior Ceuri oi Law aud
Ch1Hcefy Tor Ohio Comfy. | shall proceed 10 sell,
hy PUBLIC AUCTION, al the Front Door Of the
Court House of said County. on SATURDAY. tho
l5h day OF APRIL next, Lu,s No. (63) sixiy three.
ond (1c2 seventy eight. m he Guy oi Wheeling.
GA which Is ercoIeG IA STAN FIGURING MILL.
with The Engine. Boilers, Machinery, &c. The
property "Ill be sold IN Whole or in parcels, 10
SUIT purchasers.
SIKH part OF tho purchase money
payable in -Four Month. from safe secured by crod
endorsed Irotes. negotiable. The residue m one.
TWO and ihtee years. the lpurchaser giving bond
iheFel with approved Security. The tile 10 be
retained nnul the purchase money is paId.
ALEX. WILSON,
March 9.-is CogaU,jsS;,,,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
\ REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM

pY the use Of DR. .yebb's Rheumatic Liniment
ID IN enlarged bottle. Copy Of a letter.
Chlrlestown, (MasSD June 20.
TO the ProprietorS Of Br JeJb's LiHimenf.
Dear Sir,-l deem II a duty l owe to suffering
Public, tshould you think best,) of the unexpcct-
ID and surprising cure perfO. med on myself BY
the use OF the above most excellent medIcIne.--
| have been for moe than thirty wears, and some.
times most severely, afflicted Wit the Rhcuma-
tsm; have been frequently rendered perfectly
helpless, AID IN consequence confined to my bed,
when II has required two persons to move me,
being IN such exueme pair; have several times
been under the care of the most emineutp hysi-
fans, but procured only temporary relief. ] one
day noticed the advertisement of j. bis liniment
with tie testimonials accompanying IL, and was
induced TO t,Y a bottle, VIII ch | used without
much sensible benefit. i concluded, however,
to perseveTe. and bought another blttle, and was
sreatly re leved, and by the use of half the third
bottle was wholly cured and have never since
had a return OF the pam, which Id not been
free from, a month at time, TO- thirty years, aud
II is now more than three years since | was
cured. ! would most earnestly ADVISE every
rerson suffering under this. painful complaint.
.aln DR. !ehb's Ll.lnlent." You are al liberty TO
#. AXE any use of this you may think advisable.
M"strespectfully yours.
To IN. foregoing ties timnny many otherunoues
able proofs might tie added IN favor Of the SUPER.
or Eminent of Ir Jebb. Nothing but II fair Iial
which the proprietor confidently sOlicits, can
give an adequate idea of It's unTivalled efficacy
in mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
eXcrIc atnS disease, 10 which II has been sue
cessfully applied IN a multitude of Casss. TIT
operation of the Linimept il often immediate;
and !, mas frequently cured Rheumatic affection
Of years standing, IN tour and twenty hours. Ii
IS alsp recommended with confidence, as one of
he best applications known for stiffness Of the
JOINTS, numbness, sprdlns, and chIlblains.
Price 81 l2 cents, with directions
N Il. The Llnimch: Phials enlarged TO double
their former size.
" B. Each article will be signed W Kidder
on the outside wrapper.
81 DR. Relies AsH .adAcor coDS,,,D Df;rr Mill
Price 25 cents, only. HaNo.proved, and are pro-
nOUnced by numerous persons, who have made
use OF them. the best of all the Cough Medicines
III coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing.
'odrseness, %ne zing, splitting of blood
and complains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original NJ S Rocipe of DIR
w i Conway, by w l. Kidder, inmedia. e sue
cessor to the lateT Kidder, by whom they are
for sale al his counting room, No Sc State street.
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, and by ms
special appointment by JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
w. W. & s.. N, JIWESON.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
APPS
Westside Of Main street. Wheeling. Va.

Westside Of Nam street, Wheeling, Va.
lave on hand and are constantly manufactur.
ing a general assortment Of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York add are now prepared
q, supply 70 order all sizes aud qualities, IN the
resent or. past style, "a may suit customers,
Black add Drab bgavlr aud Castor, Plain
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep Onh ard an assortment Ofplain
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth cans.
all Of which they offer % their customers and Inc
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders rom country merchants and deal
eTs promptly hIled on the NOS. favorable terms
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share qf pub.
lie patronage which they are determined ts ds-
serve BY prompt attention, personal application
10 business and Choapand favor5 bic rates.
mar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE

"Uron sons deraIion " hereof this cause is referred
u James A Clarke ENI hereby appointed commits.
''o"e' t' 'ls pdrp Sc, who - To ascertain snJ se.
port whatreal estate was conveyed by defendants
("iiinm LambGn a. Sons) 20 ne trustees hv the
deed OF trust IN The bill meniinned aud what debts
"a the sand deed ufirust provided for, remain nm.
Paid, together with all other debts, charges or i'm.
upon the said real estate. and The order
IN Which they are entitled To- be paid; aud for this
purpose. that he give notice Ia The said crediiors
provided for by sud deed, and all Others. by adver.
1isemeni TO be published a, least Thirty DAYS, in : me
newspaper printed IN the city Of Wheeling. To- come
IA aud establish their debts upon The usual terms.
aud that he also ascertain and report what monies
and oitet Is sad trustees have IN ihelr hands. or su,.
5eci 10 their control, Ia he applied 10 The 20. meur
ohhe said drbisiN that he nlso rep1rt ATTY other mai.
lers deemed pertinent bv himself or specially sequi
red 10y eny eli the parties A copy rcsIe
ALEX 4 LslOLEY. Clerk
PAcLL COR ccmp'is
LAMB Tor come Of dts. mar I3-5w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

IN CHANCERY.-In the Circuit Superior
"A ConrI Of Law and Chancey for Ohio COUNTY.
John EJf, complainant
Alexander Wilson ia his own risht, a.d "a adj
ministrator of Marcus Wilson decd David n
wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Alexander Wilson,
n AMI Virginia Wilson, heirs al law Of said
Marcus, Alexander IA ChaplIne in his own riSbt
and as executor OF Moses w ChaplIne, decd
JOSIAH " Pomeroy ana Mary Ann his WIFE
Pe-cival VI Pous and Ehzo6eth g ms WIFE
Mara Louisa Chapline, Moses w Chapino ir'
Se2hia n Ch9Rllne, Jane X Chapiine. William
n Chapline, Charles } X ChaplIne, Josephine
ChaPlne, Frances ID Chapline, Anna g Chan
Ire, Rowen3 C%hapline, Elizabeth NJ Chapline,
Daniel Lamb, James ) Wheat, Robert NJ Rid.
die, James CaTsIil, John e. CargllI. John l.
Newly, Robert ? Clarke, Philip Fisher, John
Otis Dexte,, Richard Pratt, John HandIn'
ATchloald Johnston, Robert II Moss, Henry
Ireland, Matthew II Houston, Henry Echois.
james n Forsyth, and Archibald Woods. ad,
mr. de bonis n0n Of said Marcus.
Defendants.
The above entitled cause having been referred
TO the undersigned commissioned IL inquire and
report TO said court whether the said con4plIinant
sold TO NJ w Chapline f- 60. lin cjmpiainanfs
org nal bull in said cause named J the iland M rsin
described in the manner and on the terms in said
bill alledged, and whether the said M ~ Cbao-
line g. Co. executed the agreement OF the Isl
September 1895, and the bonds dated nth Sen.
.fember 1895, as IN the said bill alleged; and
various other matters touching the rights, inter
ests and l~iabihtes Of the parties above named,
respectively. add others, concerning the land
b aforesaid and the sums Of money due on the said
bonds or on account Ofany purchase of said land
|or any part hereof from the said VI w ChapliDe
~ Co. or any Of them, orfrom the said Alexander
the elder. and touching other things; All
Inch will folly appear by a decree made by the
NldcOurt m the said cause. on the 18th day Of
sbruary 1913, and remaining Of record in sad
uTti Therefore, the parties above named and
said Alexander Wilson the elder and Alexan-
H Chap Inc as guardians ad Item Of the in
10 defendants above named, and all others in.
crested will take notice, that on the 3Ist Of March
az the Counting room ofHarding Il WeIdin
NV neeunR, Virginia, 4 all proceed 10 wake the /
inquiries directed by the said decree In order 20
report accOrdinRlyi and on that day and from
uIne 70 un1e hereafter so long as shall be neces-
eary, VIII near and examine evidence touching
the matters referred o. me in the said decree
hlCliAND W HARDING
deo - lm Special COMMISSIONS
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/ + T. LAIDLEY, GIN.
Wheeling. March 10. Is43.

The parties Interested IA The foregoing decree,
will take notice that | have appointed the llth day
Of April next. at 10 o'clock a NJ al my Office in
the City Of Wheeling, as The time and place, wheL
! shall commence taking the account directed by
said decree; aud The parties are requested 10 attend
with their proofs &c TO enable The proper taking Of
said account, ALEX. WILSON. Master Com'r.
mar lin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
mar ll-lm
NIRGINIA-Ar an intermediate term Of the

v / GOINlA-A an inlefmfUIaie Term OF The
CrcHn Superior Court ofIaw and Chnncery,
helior he county of Ohio al The court house there.
Of. on The 18th day Of February, 1913.
Robert Barlow, Complainant.
against
Merchant DelorA jr.. Thomas Wilson
Samuel Church, john McFerran, David IN CHAN
X enady, Peter Kenedy. Read Goe, and Gerry.
David Kenady, trustee, &c. defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the cause coming in 10 he heard on The
bill and exhibits filed herewith The nvuw es of Da.
vd kenady, William a Iset =, aud John Nj Ferran
aLd the replication thereto. and by consent cf the
defendant Thomas Wilson, by Morgan Nelson, Esq.
his counsel;was argued by counsel On conSidera.
ton whereof the court doth Adjudge, order and de-
cree thai Alexander wilson Esq. a master Commits
SioneT of This court do a>Ceri8in The amount due and
owing 10 Tho defendant Samuel Church, and pro-
vided for by The deed Of trust, dated The twenty
third day Of August, 1899, and fled with com
plainanis bill as exhibit e.. also what debts are ow.
ing respectively To the defendants David KenaJy.
Peter Kenady, and Read Coo, aid provided for by
the deed uftusl dated the LIT day Of June 1870.
and filed by complainant ms exhibit ID. together with
any matters thought pertinent by himself or $ which
may be required 10 he so slated and report 10 The
Court. And in order to enable the commissioner To
asceriain and report said debis. The court doth fur.
lher order that said commissioner be authorized To
examine the said defendants in solemn form on
oath OF affirmation upon inIerrogaiOrIes propoundeS
touching the subject mailer 81 said debts"
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