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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

TRI[ST SALE

PURSUANT 10 Deed Of Trust duly execu-
i ted, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Louisa county, we shall proceed, on Wednesday,
the Both Of April, ls45, at the residence Of Thos
Shelton, Esq, in the lower end Of Louisa county,
10 sell the TRACT OF LAND on which The
said Thomas Shelton now lives, containing 49l
acres. On This Tract there is a large and con-
venienl Dwelling House. containing Two Rooms
and Passage below, and four Lodging Rooms
anu Store Room above. II has all the neccs-
sary buildings for the comfort of family and
The uses OF plantation.
Also, one other TRACT, containing 300 acres,
the cleared land all rich; and this Tract has also
all necessary Negro Cabins, Stables, &c.
Both of the above Tracts are fine farming
lands; producing, in addition 10 the usual crops
OF this section, both Grass and Wheat have been
improved By The use OF Glover and Plaser-are
situated in good neishborhood lie about one
mile apart, and have an abundance OF Wood and
Timber attached 10 each.
Al the same time and place, will bc sold ELl-
VEN LIKELY NEGROES six men and five
women and sirls)-one OF The men is good
Cooper and Weaver, and one of the women a
good Cook-the rest good farming hands Also
six Mules, and the plantation utensils.
Terms, &C. made known on day of sale
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 bt
perfect but we shall convey only such Title as is
vested in US. The creditors Of MIR. Shelton arc
particularly invited 10 allend the sale.
H. w. PERKINS,
JULIAN KEAN,
April Ids w. NJ. ANlBLER.
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TN CHANCERY-ViR0lNrG-AtaR ule-day
i held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supe-
rior Court Of Law and Chancery for Madison
county, The Sd day Of February, 1915:
Eliza J Fl. Banks, Plaintiff,
Against
Joel Banks, Robert A. Banks, Thomas Parish
and Fanny his wife, Mary Banks Julia Lee,
Alexander II. Hansbrough, Peter A. Hans
broush, John Hansbroush, VIM. H. Hansbrough
and Maria his wife, Northanna Hansbrough,
John McMullin and Peachy his wife, Hiram
Walker, Adam Walker, Albert G. Walker, Linn
Walker, Gustayus Walker, George A. Sugs
Helen L. his wife, Joseph N Walker, Elijah
Mccormick and Sarah his wife, r Travis
and Harriet L. his wife, X. F. Hume, Charles O.
Hume, John II. Hume, Mary +. Hume, Jona-
than Spaukiing and Elizabeth his vile, William
G. Simpson, Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr,
and Fanny his wife, Jameson Davis and Mary
his wife, Charles Simpson, Lucinda Simpson,
Sarah J. Simpson, William 4. Taylor, Maria
L. Standard, Richard Winslow, Fayet,e Mauzy,
William Finks Robert Bowers, John c. Major,
and Linn b. Sanders, administrator ofLinn Banks,
deceased, Defendants.
The defendants Thomas Parish and Fanny
his wife, Mary Banks Julia Lee, Peter A. Hans
brough, Northanna Hansbrough Hiram Walker,
er, Gustavus Walker, George A. Sugg and Eliza
beth his wife, James Nj. Miller, and Helen +.
his wife, Joseph N. Walker, Elijah Mccormick
and Sarah F. his wife p Travis and Harriet
L. his wife, r. F. Hume, Charles 0. Hume, John
H. Hume, Mary T. Hume. Jonathan Spauldins
and Elizabeth his wife, William c. Simpson,
Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr and Fanny his
wife, jameson Davis and Mary his wife, Charles
Simpson, Lucinda Simpson, Sarah j. Simpson.
William B. Taylor, Maria L. Stanard, Richard
Winslow, moi having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules of said Court, and it appear
Ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habanls of this State, on the motion of The
plaintiff by her attorney, il is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here on the frs
Monday in May next, and answer the bill OF The
plaintiff, and that a copy OF this order be pub
iished in some public newspaper, printed in lhls
Stale, for eight weeks successfully, and another
copy posted al the front door OF The Court House
Of said county for the same time.
Copy--Tesle. BELFlELD CAVE, Clerk.
Feb. ll-cwSw
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NrWs FROM MONONGALIA.

In reply 10 the short paragraph which we re-
Gently addressed 10 the Morgantown Mounaincer
The editor of that paper has returned The ioilo"
inc missive, which is TOO complimentary 10 our
vanity, andt too agreeable: Tor the lnielli2ehce II
gives us about Monongalia Tor Us 10 omit;
aWe think that We may safely say, that al IS
well in Monongalia. Alter the Convention Of
The l4lh there will be no dililcuily: every h'an
J;. - must remember, that there is loo much
ponnhl;can nrde in our county 10 be defeated by
division. Division Of The paly. We must thank Tho
mas as Richie for placing our paper on bis ex
s ssa"se > our y zoe and Republican father
,a aI rs onr a, b. c's, from it in 1924, when
GnS IacLson Vas first candidate for the Pre-.
s;d Ia. we have read ii ever since, and will
rssd !; While ils veteran editor remains this side
Of that bourne from whence noiraseller returns.
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TN CHANCERY-V VIRGINIA In Hanover
L county court February 25th 1915:
Bowling Ednondson, Eliza +. ldmondson,
Harriet, w. EdmoRdson, Horace Christian and
Emuella Christian, infant children OF Sarah +.
Christian who was Sarah B. Edmondson, bvlhcir
next friend, Joseph Slarke, trustee for the said
children, fiaih'ils,
against
William A. E'lmonlson, John S. Elmonison,
- Berry, and Mary his wife, formerly; Mary
EdmondSon Defendants
This day came The plaintiffs by their attorney,
and filed their bill, and the defendants, John 5.
Edmondson and - Berry and Maryhs wife !,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curly according 10 the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of This Cour, and it appearing 10 the
Court By satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants ofths Commonwealth II is ordered,
that the said defendants, John S. Edmondson and
- Berry and Mary his wife, do appear here
on The first ,!av Of May Court next, aud answer
The plaintiffs said bill and that COPY OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ishcd in the City of Richmond for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted al
the iron, door OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Tes,e,
WIN. O. WINSTON, d. c. Fl. c.
March lS-w2m
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERSON, the son of jos. Wat
y terson, late Of Montgomery county, Stale Of
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen OF
fourteen years ago, and was las, heard OF on The
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoncrs, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-since which time no iniorma-
tipn has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending 10. II
be is still living, any information Of him will be
thankfully received by a line addressed 10 James
Heslcp, Lafayette p. o., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec 2O-c2aWf;m
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CuANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

CllANCEtl SALE OF REAL c.o ~ l..
IN MISSISSIPPI
DY virtue Of decree Of lle Chancellor, en-
ID tered al Jackson on 18th February, 1919, |
will sell, as Commissioner, on Til URSDAY,
2ilh April, at the Office OF the As>ignees Of The
Commercial and Railroad Bank Of Vicksburg,
al The Railroad Depot at Vicksburg, for one-fh
cash. balance in !, , ) and 4 years, in equal pay
ments, large amount Of REAL ESTATE be-
longing 10 said Assignees, consisting OF about 30
lots and parts oil lois in Vicksburs, many Of them
improved, with stores, residences and hotel;
over 1000 acres OF land i'll Warren county;
houses ami lots in Clinlon $500 acres OF land
in Kinds county, 4S00 in Rankin, house and
lot in Vernon, and 10 acres OF land in Madison
county; GAO in Holmes, go in Yazoo, 900 in
Carroll, 400 acres and town lot No 81 in Gle
NADIA, in Yalohusha county Is0 acres in TalIa-
ha.chie, 1000 in Sunlower, GAO in Coahuma,
400 in Bolivar, 1000 in Washington and 1000
in lssequena--Some improved, but the greater
part unimpruyed, and fertile lands Il detailed isl
OF which is published in The NllSSlSSlPPlAN
at Jackson.
Information, as 10 titles, quality, &c. can he
had by application At The rl'ice OF The Assisne">,
who will have maps, certificates, &c, prepared
for inspection; OF, By application 10
J. ROACH, Commissioner.
March 2S-d&cwld.
81 Wing will copy 10 The amount Of s., and
send bill to this Office
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SALE OF LAND. MILLS, &C., IN CHEs-
TERRIFIED

TIME REAL ESTATE OF WV. c. ELAN,
deed, heretofore adver,iseS not having been
disposed of, is again offered iol thle.
The Mil Tract lies on Swift Creek, about ~
miles from Richmond, and contains about 225
acres, OF which one half or more is low ground of
uncommon fertility with Gfist and Saw Mills
Dwelling House, and other improvements there
on; and will be offered for sale, without reserve
on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, on The premises.
Al The same time, another Tract Of Land lying
on the same Greek aud in ,hesame neighhorhood,
known as James Ii. Chea,ham's, containing 1911
acres, probably one hall of which or more is low
grounds, will likewise be offered for sale.
TERMs-One third cash; one third in one, and
The residue in two years from The day Of sale, bear
ing interest from that day. Bonds with approved
security 10 be given, and the title to be retained
until paid 1t is probable that an arrangement
might be made for further credit il desired.
By tie Commissioners, or enc OF them.
mil
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rxr1 % Or a letter fran Washington, dpril II.

ExrR.cr or a letter fran, Washington, dpl II.
,.rhe President is in fine health and spirits;
nc 80 rerfsct model OF an old time gentle
anu Z , never saw. II is indeed gratifying to tbs
l nsan,. 70 look on their President. And well
m ,ay thew he nrond OF what they have done-for,
may ~ I'm, ne Polk is not emphatcaly an honest
md !, dana an able man am more deceived than ever
have v been, after having made mankind my study
i0' Yesterday Yea Emore, Of South Carolina, was
alPs we'll. If moi, a Southern man will certainly
have it,"
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S,aunton, March 2s-ctd

CLASSICAL SCHOOL. - The subscriber
" has School at his residence, in The coun-
" of Albemarle, 5 miles above Scottsville, for
The instruction OF boys in the English, French,
Latin and Greek Languages. and would be glad
TO get three or four more boarders in his family on
~! nea ,ui'U ~ SESSION ion Of Il, months. $50
Tuition in English branches, ~
Do. French, Latin or Greek ~
April 1l-clm THOMAS D. SHELTON.
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THE NOTED RACE HORSE nnsTnN

VT V r'''.-I'-
a Will stand the ensuing season at my
~ plantation, Oakland, in the county Of
II y CHESTERFIELD FIVE miles above Peters
burg and is ready 10 be lei 10 mares al $50 the
season. Good pasurage gratis, and feeding, il
directed, al The usual price.
The Pedigree and Performance OF BOSTON
are too we'll known 10 require any thing more.
March EFF WIN X. JOHNSON
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Col. Bigger, our newly appointed Poslma,er
- ua. ;1nesJ he office OF Colonel in the 18Th Re
n "nr The officers Of his Regiment, and those
;hsr reM, attached have unanimously elected Lieut.
laele I,hn MsrrIiIh Colonel; NAL John d. Num-
,opd lent Colonel; and Capt Henry w. onaTles
NJ pesolu,ions highly complimentary 10 Col
Bi1per were adopted Col B., it is well known,
p.s ers nf that chicalric corps the Petersburg
W Vol who so highly distinguished them
..,"us IN he last war He was afterwards The
Canaan of that old aud respectable COMPANY, the
Richmond light Infantry Blues. His brother Oh
Gcers mari with him with great regret
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\ t1ANCERY-ViRdiNiA AT Rules held
i III the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud Chancery, of Northampton
comfy, on The 7h day Of February, 1916:
Edward C. Thomas, Plaintiff:
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
Janin Haley, Defendants.
The defendant John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and tappearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an inhabitant of
,as Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant ,sl John S; Wilkins, do appear here at
.ae rules 10 be holden for the said Court, on The
MrSt Monday in May next, and answer the bill of
,ae plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
;oHnwllh inserted in some newspaper published
~ the City Of Richmond, for two months success
,,lsey, and that another copy be posted at the
"0d' door OF the Court House of this county.
A Copy Teste,
=. = LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. c.
Ao--N<m
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAs,
a Will stand this season al Fairfield,
~ at $l5, and SIP if paid within the
LI son. For particulars OF Pedigree and
Performances. &c hand.hills.
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Yer ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC VIcToeY.Ihe
Democrats of Albany have elected their Mayor
by small majority. The Wing. carried The
city last year by 600 majority.
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TN CIIANCERY-VlR VIRGINIA AT Rules held
L in the Clerks Office Of the Crcui, Superior
Court OF Law and Chanccry, of Northampton
county, on the 1'h day Of February, 1915:
James II. White, Plaintiff:
against
John s. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
lamin Haley Defendants
The defendant John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF
his Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said
defendant, John S. Wilkins, do appear here at the
Jules 10 be holden for the said Court, on the hrst
Monday in May next, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in Inc
CITY Of Richmond for Two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted at the front door
Of The Court House Of this county.
4 1o o1Ry p ?f ROGERS. c. c.
Feb 1S-u0rn
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TN CHANCERY-VI VIRGINIA AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior
Couu OF Law and Chancery for the county OF
Gloucester, on Monday, the 3rd day Of February,
lsi5.
Charles c. Duval and others, Pltiils:
against
John Tabb, P. E. Tabb, VIM. P. Smith, adj
mins,ra,or Of Thomas Smith, deceased VIM.
II. Roy Roscow Cole, Jacob c. Sheldon, the legal
representative of Charles l.. Winsteld, Henry
l.. Nuilall, A. L. Dabncy and James a. Bentley,
Defendants.
The defendants, Roscow Cole and L. Dab
ncy, not having entered their appearance, and
given security, according 10 act OF Assembly and
the Rules OF this Court, and il appearing by sat
isiactory evidence that thew are not inhabitants
Of this country il is ordered, tina, the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the next
April term and answer the bill of The plaintiffs:
and that copy Of this order be forthwith publish
ed in some newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond for Two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Court House OF this county
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN r. CARY, C. c.
Feb. 26-cw2m
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with great ease and probably without opposition
Wylhe, last year misrepresenleI by a Wing, is
certainly ours. The Republicans expect 10 carrv
all the Congressional Districts West Of the Ridge
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r,b a6-cv2m JOHN r. CARY, &C.

TN RY-VladlNlA.-At rules taken
| in The Clerks Otflce OF the Circuit Superior
Cour, Of Law and Chancery Of Prince Edward
county, The 81 day of February 1915:
James II. G. Leach, Phi.
against
Abraham L. venable, Patrick II. Jackson,
and Henry ]. Venable, and John Gillian, Execu-
Tor OF Charles Venable, Defendants;
The defendant, Gillian, not having entered MS
appearance and given security according 10 an
ac Of the General Assembly, and the rules OF
his Court, and it appearing that he IS not an ~
bablan,o This State, on The motion OF the PLAIN
hi By coa .lscl, il is entered at rules aforesaid,
aud accordingly ordered, that the said defendant,
Gillian, do appear here on The first day OF aprii
term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; ana
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted ~
some one Of The public newspapers printed IN inc
clly Of Richmond for Two months successfully,
AMI also posted at The front door ut the Court
House OF this county.
A Copy-Tes,e,
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~ cHANcERY-rladINlA:-AtR Rules held
!, ~. CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior
cour Of Law and chans s5y,r 81 1s,,
Jnbn l. Ailwotb, James J. Ailworlh, and Ed
ward + Allen. merchants ard partners trading
nalsr he firm ufAiwcrths x Allen, Plaintiffs,
asans;
Jobn 5. Wilkins, Thomas I. Spady, and Ben
iann Haley, ,,,r De.en" an..; 49,
entered his appearance, and il appearing by sa-
,;,,ac,ory evidence ,ha, he is mol an inhabiiant OF
M, Commonwealth II is ordered, that The said
.-lsnian,. John s wilkins do appear here al
III, Rules 10 be holden Tor The said Court on me
tr>, Monday in May next, and answer The bill
!, he plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
ii The civ Of Richmond for two months success
siyely. and that another copy be posted at The
lrap, door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copv-Tesie:
~ :. ,,.,,, JOIIiS y ROGERS C. C..
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IN -VlRGINiA:-At Rules held
in the Clerks office OF The Circuit Superior
Ccnu al Law and Chanccry OF Northampton
county on the eth day OF February, 1915;
Robert S Up>lur and Edward Z. Thomas, late
merchants and pallners trading under The hrm oi
Upshur X Thomas, Plahtihs,
against
John 5. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
,,min HALEY Defendants,
The defendant, John s Wilkins. not having en-
,efed his appearance, and it appearing by salts,
factory evidence that he is not an innao,tahl =,
M, Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, thai the said
defendant, John s. Wilkins, do appear here at The
Rules 10 be holden for the said Court ON The ilIst
Monday in May next, and answer The bill OF the
plaintiff and that copy otlhis order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published IN ihe elty
Of Richmond for two months successVeiy' anu
that another copy be posted at The front doof %
he Courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Teste:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

Mr. Cotton is administering laughing gas to sun.
dry residents Of Boston.
The Hutchinsons have been highly successful in
their last trip to Boston They ting more In Lynn
and then for home"
The Misses Bramson have been well received in
Norfolk
Messrs. Henry and Keeyil are displaying their
plane 'rum and lecturng on astronomy with great
cess in Buffalo.
Mons. Adrent, the celebrated magician, is draw.
rig crowded houses in Baltimore.
The Orphean Family gave their farewell concert
in Savannah on Monday last.
Mr. Fry, the author Of the Lbretta of Norma,
|, cooking up new opera for the Troupe
Miss Emma Ince is rehcarsing new melo.dra-
piece. in the Celeste style. The main character in
the piece is celebrated Polish heroine.
The equestrian portion Of Gan. Welch's CON-
pany gave performance at Manayunk Monday night,
and ono at Norristo Tuesday night
The Harmoneon Family, are at present giving
concerts in the rural Districts Of Nova Scotia Toy
pcot 10 return 70 the Urtoi states via 81 Johns.
Edwards formerly buBo singer in Philadelphia,
II n. Galvcston Tsxs,--so |, Charles Wobh-nes,iog
cor siderable profits.
The benefit Of Mile Borghcsc at New Orleans,
on The 'al ut wac attended by most fashonnhle and
numerous oudierce Tho following evening devoted
to the ncned. Of signora nicci.
On Friday morning Messrs. Ogden u Weeks
splendid and e-fsnrve caravan OF Wild animals entered
Philadelphia and raraded through number Of the prnc
rated car drawn by fur full grown elephants finally
pitching their quarters in a eapacicus pivon on Broad
stree. between Chesnu. and Walnut street.
Mr.. Shres had bumper benefit on the 2Sih ult.
in Cincinnati A few days following, he proceeded to
Pittsburgh to MI an engagement 10 that city.
A Transporting piano, which enables the player %
tanspose from whole notes. mentioned
arecsnt French invention.
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Com mon Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshsef er
MAY 2.-Presdenf, Directors and Co. of Merchants
Erchange Bank Henry t,ilkes-This was an cotton
promissory note drawn by defendant for sl600 fouz
months after date payable to the order Of John Lage.
and discounted by plaintiffs at Merchants Exchange
Bank. The signature of the maker admitted, and
plaintiffs proved, by VIM A. Johnson Lafarges endorse
msnt The defence assumed, Is That the hs been
pNii at the pank by LaiaIge; and consequently the
given Laiarge, who really owned the note bond and
mortgage ON twenty five tots Of ground misunderstanding
which he s holds and that this being. in conempls
ton OF law suit bew epdorser and maker the latter
rh e set % sSna ss to
OF the bond and mortgage did not amount to Of
the noe and were special matter and could not be given
tn evidence under the general issue. ID That went
to show only partial discharge Ct of action and
could rot lie given in evidence for want Of notice. OBJ
exception The defence proved that Laarge was endorser
en- another note drawn BY defendant, which had been
left $3.50 athe Bask, TO protect his credit in the
note in question should be protested and directed the
The $500 not lett pay the noie but protect the
Bank against the nonpay fthe note and TO sussm
Lssrgss vas e.t two OF three days before the
Lasrg. liabilities to the Bank The Bank has at Pre-.
sent no interest in the note. Defendants counsel then
offered TO read the bond aud mortgage aforementioned.
Plin,is counsel objected lat, No notice that would
be offered Ia evidence trial given with deie ndants
payment; snd therefore bar TO this action
Sd, That the note not sufficiently dentihed by the
mortgage and that paro evidences could not be inrodu.
ced to supply dectin agreement in writing under
SEAL His Honor permitted to be read subject excep
tion and TO his cha &c TO the Jury the law relative
thereto The Court charged that under the Revised
Sta u;es and the evidence, this must be con-
sidersd action between Lafarge. the en-
dorser, for whose benefit the suit brought. and
Henry Wilkes, the maker, and that defendant had a
right show anything by way Of defence this scton
although brought in the name OF the bank, which he
could have shown had been brought in the Of La
fargo That the only question for the jury 10 determine
whether the mortgage amounted to payment Of the
note TO Laarge, given TO him merely collateral
other security for the pay ment that given mere
p0ht Of I'm
although had been taken up by the eneerser stated,
subec, however to the right OF defendant 10 set
defence against the bank by way Of seof or otherwise,
which he could have made sgans Lafge the endoIser,
II the suit had been brought in his name Verdict Tor
plaintiff 528 II damages cents costs. John NJ. Mar
tin Esq. for rasnti, n w. Warner end E. Wilkes for
defendant.
james D,senbury II al Thomas L. Servoss Was
action Of sssumsit TO bill for coal fnrrfhed
The defendant by plaintiff between the years s40 and
1912 Plea assumsit Verdict for plaintiff Sl7s %.
George Ruckhcm for plaintiff; r. F. wnslow, for de-
'erdsnt.