New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

recently achlcved so luminous an lnnortdlllys on
Tuesday caused to be served on various booksellers
and other citizens the following Chancery Injunc
ton;
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lis. The People Of The State Of Neu York, To
Subpoena William /. Mackenzie, Cornelius S Bogard
to appear us. A. Sidney Doane Justus :. Rcdheld,
and an William Taylor, Wesley +. Burgess James
swer. stringer. William A. Townsend, Moses F.
-J Mussey and Willis Root, Greeting:
We command you, that you personally appear before
our Vice Chancellor of the First Circuit in Court of
Chancery on the seventh day of October next where
soever the said Court shall then be- TO answer bill of
compliant exhibited against you IN our sad Court, by
Jesse Hoyt and do further and receive what said
Court shall have considered in that behalf and this you
omit under the penalty of two hundred and
fifty dollars
Witness Reuben H. waworth, Chancellor of our said
State the City of New York the bireth day of Sep
bred and iorty.iive.
BUTLER & EvARTs, Solicitors.
BUTLER EvARTs, Atty
ROBERT EMMETT Clerk.
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L. zAs r1qp,s Of The St@ r. Of Ms yG @ To
-- Jus, A. Sidney Doane, Jusius ;. Redhcld
William Taylor, Wesley F Burgess James strnger vii
liam A. Townsend. Moses p. Mussey and Willis Root
and to their Counselors Attorneys Solicitors and Agents
and each and every of them Greetings Whereas 1t has
been represented in Court of Chancery the
part OF Jesse HOyt complainant that he has lately
hbi,ed his Bill OF Complaint in sad Court Of Chan
Gerry, before Vice Chancellor of the First Circuit
against you the said above named persons 10 be reey
ed touching the therein complained of; in
which Bill il is stated amongst other things that you
combining and cOnederatins with others to injure the
said complainant touching the forth in the
said Bill and that actinps and dongs in the premises
are contrary equity and good conscience We there
fore in consideration thereof and OF the particular mat
tiers in the said Bill set forth do strictly command YOU
the said above named persons and the persons before
mentioned and each every YOU under the penalty
of Ten Thousand Dollars to be levied on your lands,
goods and cha,ies use that You do absolutely de-
sst and refrain from printing publishing or in any man
disseminating distributing distributing the orig
NAL manuscripts ritt6H letters mentioned in the said
Bill of Complaint any Of them any copies thereof
inh manuscripts written letters 10 any person per
other than the said complainant and from further
printing publishing selling Offering for sale, in any
distributing disposing of any other copies Of
certain book pamphlet mentioned in said Bill OF Com
plant and entitled The Lires and Opinions Of Benz
trdnkiiH Butler United States District attorney for the
Southern Disiric Of York and Jesse Hoyt Counselor
al, Lar. J0rmUiy Collector Of The P0ri o. NdoI York. or
hOwsOcver otherwise the said book pamphlet is or
may be entitled and from selling transferring assigning
or IN any manner disposng of the stereotype plates of
said book or pamphlet. any of them and from paying
transferring OF IN parting with any portion of
the proceeds Of the sales of book pamphlet
other person or persons than the said complainant until
the further order of our said Court of Chancery.
Witness, Reuben II Wslworth Esquire Chancellor Of
our said STATE at the City Of Newyork the hreth day
of September thousand eight hundred and fory five
BUTLER & EvARrs, Solicitors.
BUTLER & EvARrs, Attornies
ROBERT EMMETT, Clerk
sg' Jesse Hoyts bill of complaint has not yet
come to hand We shall try TO find it in season for
our next