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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-15
From our ScOrn Reporter.
Puncia'S Private Council.

Sir Robert Peel-lTy Lords and Gcutlemen-it is
not often that | look into the newspapers, but having
lately pecped into of them, hope don't offend
the prejudces of any present. if | say fear
there is a failure of the potato crop.
Duke of Welington-Much exaggerated. Eel
lows in newspapers say anything If failure
what Of il
SIR Robert-Why, don't you think, My Lord Duke
mind have wish TO be precipitate III any thing
no; think ii always shows greater address to run
after calamity than stop it-nevertheless, don't you
think may begin to consider the future proprlety
Of some day or other-with famine, 1t We're, mem
acing to us-o consider the proprety, say, of grad
uay opening the ports
SIR Edward knatchbull-AIy dear Sir Robert -
The venerable institutions Of our country = Our
blessed Constitution Church and State. The House
of Brunswick. A bold peasentry, country s
pride Well, you do surprise me Oper the ports !.
And that Molesworth said blu you may expect
any thing Of man who reads Hobbies open the
ports and who'll shut 'em again, Its virtual re-
peal If the corn laws and they once repealed, how
are we to pay our daughters dowerles - wives
pin-money = Think of pn-mcney. Sir Robert.
Sir James Graham-It's very true; they do say
potatoes have failed in Ireland. But with O'Connell
there who's to believe any thing that comes from that
country
Lord Lyndhurs-If the potatoes rotten at heart,
Its only because O'Conneil's been making repeal
speeches TO them And then for the Irish, they
not aliens IN -
Lord Stanley = Now, my dear Lyndhurst, he
quiet on that point. They are aliens; but don't
say so Let Us stick to potatoes. If the crop has
failed
Sir James-Pooh, pooh if it has, the starch IS al
right; and the people may live very well on starch
and-resignaton. Besides, I'm convinced this hun
ger is only vulgar habt--a wretched prejudice Of
the common people; nothing more
The Duke-Good deal of that true, Graham. Trec
it in Spain Soldiers there lived on chesnuts L;vet
we'll Fought like devils.
Sir Observation-Disclosures to return to the opening
of the ports
Earl of Aberdeen-I'm just thinking We cannot b,
too deliberate.
Earl of addington-Certainly not. Besides, i
the poor are hungry, why can't they, like sailors OF
short allowance, why can't they chew tobacco
Sir Robert-That never struck me again. as the
Noble Earl says, we cannot be too deliberate. Be-
sides, there's the sliding scale, and Parliament mus
meet IN February. Well, wheat may go ups
there's a great load taken from my mind. Blythe
bve what beautiful weather we've had for November
The Duke-Very. Seven this morning saw a but
terfiy.
Duke of Buccleuch-They say the gooseberry bush
es are actually shooting
Earl of Ripon-Shouldnt wonder.
And with this remarkable observation of the Nc
bic Earl's, the Council broke up Punch.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-15

THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE LIGHT FINGERED
PATIENTLY A traveller by the Edinburgh and
Glasgow railway, lately leaving the station in the
former city, missed his pocket-book containing E709
and Immediately returned to the train to make lnfu
res. The stoker told HIM that fellow traveller,
whom he had supposed to be his servant. followed him
from the station and afterwards returned, took his
place In the train that starting for Glasgow and
was his way westward The gentleman ordered
express engine. although there was little hope OF
oyertakng the other, for time was lost IN get
ting up steam. However, off he went, the stoker
accompanying him; and when they were approaching
the inclined plane which leads into tTlasgow, they
saw the train ahead. The whistle Of the express
engine violently blown, and the conductor OF the
passenger train inferring danger, removed TO the
other line of rails. The express shot past ant
got to the station in time to admit OF arrangement
for experimenting the pickpocket. The train ther
in, the suspected person was seen and identified
by the stoker, and pocketbook and money were foun
upon his person. The owner overjOyed at recovering
his property offered handsome reward to the stOker
which was resontely refused, and the gentleman
therefore enclosed fl00 to the directors, requesting
them to take pay for the express to reward their
I'D iibitum and to return the change, if any TIL
directors returned the whole stating that they woul
make charge for the engine, and would theuIselve
reward the stoker.-N u Mirror
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Tuv Passive have heard shalow-pates and
boobies sheer at Journalism, profession of nierler
dignity and response dliiy What idea 4. If such
minds are capable of ideas As connected with poll
tic education. science, religion aud all the great
movements and impulses of the age, the Press is
paramount to any power recognized by the laws OF tie
country Every where and III every thing, Its Iniu-
ence IS felt In England, It's power Is lncalcuable
and In France, In Dugh shackled with censor>hlps,
abolished the dynasty of the elder BourbOns and is
at this moment stronger than Louis Philippe. -
journalist SAID the great Napoleon, Is grumber
a censurer. gver Of advice. regent OF sOveregns
n tutor of nations Four hostile newspapers more
to be feared than hundred thousand bayonets." In
our country there not in Office, from the
President down 10 the amphIbOus keeper OF Heating
LIGHT, who does not need It's support and dread lis
opposition As class, the conductors OF the Press
including editors, reporters. publishers and Journey
men, are everywhere distinguished for their lntet
crnce. and Il only from the absence IN TINS country
Of the Trades Union and esprit Fc0rpS prevailing II
Europe, which prevents them from enjoying the dis
tInctens appropriate to talent. Separated by party
divisions they have generally been content In TINS
country to toll unpaid unthanked and unhonored fol
the selfish ambition OF others, whose quarrels they
often espOuse; and by recr.mnation and persona
warfare have contributed TO degrade the nobeSt the
most intellectual and commanding Of professions
Like the citizens Of Jerusalem, It's last terrible
epoch. they conquered more by their own dIssen
Sons than by the blows of their enemies. 1t shouiC
be remembered that parties are temporary, but TIA
truth is eternal, and that the responsibility, lndepend
enre and influence Of the Press the best sccurte
for rational llberty-at least, for that liberty wher
the law has defined clearly between the power Q
Government and the rights Of the citIzcn-the on
solid platform on which TO build uniform, conslsten
and certain freedom.
For ourselves we intend, on all suitable occasions
10 maintain as zealously can, the rights, posi-
ton, and claims of our class, without any regard
temporary divisions of opin ons.
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pr,pa,,d rrss.
tee Of several years bipu. climate AID is know"
Of ena q" the d''a"s a,er named
Those ~ s,h'mg from d e his knd also hose
who have ia alds from tn fsi- the o'n-'un,
the hgorur insaiu"hic aes ip "'i-
fying the blood, rnd thoroughly CLEANSING from u System Tie nor
lid arcts a bilious
The wonderful operation Of the ohoagogue in Graduating bill
from the human system "ny explain as 'Nra"ri"a, sghe,
in the SPEEDY thorough aud Of fever and and
The grades Of intermittent and r'ni''e" f'sr'
IRON Hen Rosa wris Uaied District Judge INC District
Of .Mehi.Gn.
Dear sir-wih great pleasure the e, or Ne c"p---
and radical and Ague with which viii
attacked by the to dir eios Of Dr. o
goods cboagogue. He had aA,k ~ ever
witnr apprehended winter o. Tins dase, which
years ago ~h.n resided 1ecumsh. But
pro,id.n,iay led notice advertisement IA relation to
aud the Of one bottle bruke
confident has effected radical "a t~c
without Of II, and
enjoy robust health. Is an invaluable dicine and
should be geaeral, known ROSS WILKINS
From Hon. s1rrHrs v r. TAownnDcr Michigan
BIRmISGHAM, Dec. 10, le4l.
Mr. Bnriarn-You you What know of d..
Ocoods Choagogue, bilious medicine do tSsse
that efficacy Of this metihe ghefai, KNOWN
the Fevey and. iguc would d',apP'ar ia Michigan
procured the Of is4 aud have COED reason TO
believe that myy family esopedthe Gg1e last ry "a con-
%
Perhaps no summer since the setmen, Of this ue penn'ula
"a, he lever nd ague psi as ~. IA have reeo-
49, ,;.,n. :, a., vru. INSTANCES and ~h,n
had become fixed the skill Of phy and hare
fail Il has uni'erai- produced tie '".' harp.
believe has been exceeded by an. medicine ~
rem tie biou, disease Of IN, climate.
STEPHEN V. r. TRoWShlDCh.
From Hon e. Chancellor Of the safe Of 1iehgo-
DsIsoIT March % 1912
IT, Edra,d Bingham, Drugsia, Detroit
ogo India Choiagogue and nav
had witnessing sslisy .fets which used W
ch,-. br,e il most medeine FOE the Of ereT
and ax proper viii prove r7'se oe'o'
which persons Mo nave IT
ver,re respectfully,
~ e. FARESwoRTH.
From Iucius A1soTT, d. late srgO" United States -4Try
DETROIT, Oct. !, loii.
To Erord Bingham ESQ., for fh sale 81 fhe I"a'0 enc
do have used the INDIA Sh0agog"S
,eparc b, Char Osgood n D. for intermittent 'er aa
~, os, sanrnime in the OF said
d.ss, feel coufd nee IN recommending periee, sa'e
bgI, Ind To- 'fsr ana sg"e ch e
duns u-ufan o,fer form VI intermittent sfrr
Ida Further tef, the dieiur has M his 'ie'ny ana N
h,r. here il 1uiaed very high rep" ao"' s'
,a, an ever, been usd Z" my knowledge, mas
speedy and restored to tie most per-
es' "'Aa' ,c,,, ,r. lrCIUS ABBOTT.
p q so Solo in Cneinnari. Ohio, wholesale aud retail D.
K fr the west, A' '"s' "''
,r DE- no, for valuable Fairly Medicines hofhs
r CORNER of Four and Walnut
u Sold by TOMIINScS BRO THEIRS, indianapolis 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-15
vy,.tar,s B.sls:ism Of Wild berry!
jViH Miracles nerer cease, More erldence ~ 'is
surprising health Restorative Virtues :.
: & Z : Z : Z Z Z

From DIR Bake Springfield Washington co. n,
49,. s..,d x pax Springfield, KY Ma, Ia, ls4s.
t;eat-I take this opportuny of Informing 30" OF most re-
markabe cure performed ne by TIE Ise oi d. " ~
OF Wild Cherry ,,.
which labor, under ~hsnI g~""Ais t.0'''''
In the tall of 1851 attacked with V'rT s"' ~
f mon my lungs and space If three years VA con"
6,ed 10 M, be d. ;rd kinds Of medicines, ad every 'a''
=, .,ca and vi, hou, benefit, thus wta'd along "r'' 'e
winter of ie44 ard Of ''Histcr's BGss1 81 '-
n, friends per.ua CIV. trial though haa '' Up
al ho,s of recover, PREPARED myself Tor ihe Grange y
uord Through vas induced 70 make
us.of tie Genuine Hastays B7isa'r Of w'm CteFfv i
- astonishing After ge0's g. ai''ei'on psi" a" '"
, are having spent four fee hundred dol 0rs TO 10
- aud the best aud specialize phys'e'ans had provo
unavai,ing restored 10 entire health n % 0'e "
/ Co aud the use of DR. wrAr's Basmof Wild Cherry.
NOW epo.inc good health, and such " my Aisi'o sPla'
ance tina, am longer known when meet my former es"'"'
! ance - Ia
now ear as and m, food sat ms to .s
with me- during the last SIX mo"' a" A"~
eate FIVE years before -.
the good of the acud owe to tie proPre'o' AND
m, (Aho should hno" where eis' may We "-1'
make this statement p'bhc
Ma, the blessings God the Propreors oil 80 'sos
bic medieine as wis.ar'. BsIsam of Wild Cherry
Your, respectfully, WM u. bAhfh.
- ,,,.r from Doctor Richev, Of Franklin, Ind
s .nd. high in his proftssion ranks the @ Po''
t;cian. Of the State for itself m commentator VI 'n
'e"'' Franklin, Ind, April "a. isss
Me,.r, Sanford have but few bottles Of
sam Of cherry remaining hand OF the last lot u"
nv YOU heretofore until had sold out and had
the for one lot ordered another But such Inc
demand for the article wish 20 be without H. ana
therefore anticipate little The none, Tor 'he
hy the time the lot disposed Of, Which, from the
. have made lately think will be but short tnie Inc e''
, n, IN. bai.am many strikngy benee'a SJff
,op ocouafaance than cny ether ParHs Medicine
r r i,o,pn f Almost alo.hers fail trial. and not be
- .be 10 bear of experience soon sink into o""se
s howeyer highly valued by those Who have
tested and experienced " heAhg e"eae, "
eases Yours very respectfully, JAMES III iSnIi'
1 D.. O., ner bottle Sold BY SANFORD PARK,
North~sst corner Of Fourth aud walnut
~. Tcxr r<sON BROTHERS. Indian apols. II
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING IN the Post Office, Indianapolis, Indiana
n January |, 1916.
0-Pe,sons cating for these Letters 'c:A please sag
ADFER TISED
The inland postage on all letters or papers for
foreign countries must be prepaid, Otherwise they
cannot be fortcarded
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oIumc I::;;s:.:::::"=:Number 20.


Magnificent Schcines for january, 1916.
J. G GREGORY g. co MIaIge-S.
ALEXA DRIA LO TIERY,
Class 3, for 1916.
To be drawn Alexandria, u. 60 Saturday, January l7h,
IS NJ. Lottery-I4 Dra,cn Ballots
MAGNIFICENT
rand Capital SjoOaO splendid Prizr s25 600 Splendid
Pre- OF si5Oo0 do $4,000 Prize OF $500 do SSoOO
do 1000 do s5l19 prizes of 100 S950e ~ S200O
% 10 s 600 20 do $500 10 do s5OO &c.
Tickets 81 5o-'s"a'ters 50 s5-Eiginhs s7
Cerifcals oi packages OF - holes $3.50 40
DO DO Ct % Halves IS 90
Dc be DO 60 ct ct 90 90 G Gi.%,. SIS IS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
C}a>S No i, for $50.
TO be drawn Alexandra D. c. Saturday e4h isle
$3.50 1850 DU ll 3,,77 Dollar. $500 Doliar.!
= 26,o n"iiars' 900 ,
- w. LoilerD-I2 Drarn Bolofs
Tickets slo-TI alvrs 81 Quarters 81 81.
De DO Of IS Quarter do 80 so
ALEXA NDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 3 for lSi6.
To Ale 1ahdr d c. Saturday. January 3ia, 1896
sa $1,000 $1,000 1900 5000 1000 s'i7'
40 Prize. $500 SO prizes of $500 60 prizes OF $500
10 Nos.-l2 Ballots.
Tickets slO-raves s5-Quarers 80 so
Certificates OF Packages OF IS Whole Tckessl30
Do Do do do Is Is d tlaa DO DO 81 so
Orders for Tickets Certificates Packages the
above endd the prompt and
each Immediately after
O"' '"' j. q. GRE GORY * co, Managers,
63-3wr Washington City. d. C.
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE
Arrivals and Departures Of tile Mail!

EAST daily at II T.. :,
Closesda -. 4 y"
and sa,u,t,xs rioHr.
Closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays r NJ
CIScISSAII LlUreaceburgh-Arives Sundays We . =,
nessiays aud fridays !. ~.
Chseso n Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ! T. VI.
SOUTHERN .HadloH-AIr,es Tuesdays, Thursdays .
and Saturdays T. "
on Monday Wednesdays and Fridays ! A NJ
LtA'fs"0r6n , Sas h"G Sa.Says IOP W
Cns,s sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays p. NJ.
vo~sox,.- ,,Tive, TUESDAY aud SATURDAYS 8 P NJ.
Co>esM Mondays aud fridays ! T. NJ
VIA ysrre Us Arrives dairy except Sundays 10 r.
,,os-s A. lv exce,a SATURDAYS NJ.
,,,ivrs Tue nd Y. NJ.
closes WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays A. VI.
oA'''l-A a. ~ NJ.
f1oses on SUNDAYS. and Thursdays =. VI
I,r.vrr1r via LebaHoa-Arr Saturdays 6P. VI.
Closes Wednesdays A. NJ
NoRI port Arrives tuesdays, thursdays
aud Saturdays r. VI
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays a.
'"'N Saturday,, 6P NJ
loses SUNDAYS and Thursdays Z. NJ
Auyes Wednesdays Z. NJ
Closes Wednesdays + Nj
I. mr. via Ryogd R,s,le-Arrives Z. NJ
close. MONDAYS 7P. VI
indianapolis, .3prii l, 1910 L. DUNLAP, r. W
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STEAM POWER
,p.y GypSS Er:alpsP M lnpf.lcfOGE.

manufacture
Poraamd Frames oi paiter, by steam
he
purchased the Eastern Cities, aud as the rk
and Country Merchants will hnd greatly totl-
age Ia CALI East else~h
Gliding neatly executed
BFNEZER WISNElL, liz Nam ST., CuoiRnGt'
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EbsS SALE.

~ O. 300 of unmproved lard good road, within
~ ride of Laa cite part timber and part piaTie ss-
ceptbe with labor of making splendid farm; VIII be sold or
exchanged Tor city property. 1T, -.
comfortable dwelling house and lot on north ii-
stable and carriage house. oi 10
well supplied nh trees and shrubery all IN
which
Oct u AZ JOHN ELDER, Real Estate Agent.
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BARGAINS FOR SALE

"a of ground with one story ifa,ne house ana STA
~ bic. square -, Illinois street ,,.,..
first tate land, within mreso inuahe
dolls log cultivation erque oil
as JOHN ELDER, Real Estate 4gent
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Watches; JeWeiry and Fancy Goods.
uNE have constan en- hard large ard fh9,e.s
Gold and silver Watches Pled w are
English Britannia Painted Japaned Tea Trays Gold
Gold
Ladies, Cups, Fruit Knives, Butter Knives
Odd Fellows Regaias and variety trimmings
Silver Level q OWEN CARi.EY,
", Be,we-a3 and SIS C.gcrupc
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NOTICE..

rUNE in Washn eon township Marion couh
ty ndana offers a lie ards OF haii aeeton OF na
for as living miles nearly north OF Indianapolis ano
three miles Ripple, win about ey acres
under good repair, with good mill ana Ieny o eoou
Of kinds and al comfortable dwehhe
house buildings AIRY person wishing 10 purchase
do him SELL as the suoscribe Is
possible when TAR price Is g'e
An The purchaser as tne supsc
~, h",ds tbr orciu,l n,r,uts JOHN SENOUk.
"', 49," 62-3wT
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w DDDssiiSN ~ SllssEVVSBUikN,
Comm iSsiOu and Produce Mercsih ntS.
.H.tDISO.v, g.vDg.s.N.s. 20
4
To The Ladtes AMI GenlemeH 81 MdidndpoL
Professor II. II. ds:sIIy;

To the Ladies' ma GtHttWcH y IndidHdPUItS
Professor II. II. Gs1iy;
FENEACllER aud improved system o PR Al ZEN
IL wiI'n tie Is
secured, rapid proficiency made therein
great IN ChIUgap y! dseri.d
principles and iam'rze 10 the muscular
ar combinations The jet u permanent
oil pupil
impressions will lie Edrrdnted
In complete business iand lie gives yes
ALI
gravers species OF Ornamental Nhg III 'e
le ufuI style. :. .
rhos esouS acquiring splendid business hand, VIII do
immediately rs his stay VIII he siOIt
Young gentlemen qualified fer teaching OIL the most reasonable
variety OF specimens rling Fourlng, Drawing Printing
Room Hardware Store, No ? Norwoods Bloc
Entrance Illinois Street DO Nv
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
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OF Bank and
treasury winch e wl Inge upon advantageous
ciher Borrowers OF sinking tund
would well apply by letter tor q
amount snhtug iuhd sales IN NOveHher
is desired payment them at tie proper once
rifh0Hf charge O.. ri.
snail continue pay in county In the State FUNDS
should he TO warded 10y Ist OF December next
3o.tcis A. w. MORRIS, Gen. Agent
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LARGE story Brick House with frame back buildings
N IA porches front and GOOD cellars
good smoke house and stable WIN TWO gdha
Indiana and New York streets Inc loo
well adapted Tor PROVISION "or
and wagon tavern tnoule of JOHN ELDER,
6i-n hed l1''a'o ,ees..
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PATEAV LEETEK BALANCES.

UIIS received Patent Balances with pencil pen
- aached they the ana
l pencil now in Every business man ought 10 avg hnse
tins opportunity they viii be sold at fnIiadepa
nr,ces NJ w H. TNIBOrTS. -
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INDIANAPOLIS wmOLEsALE PRICE,

Corrected for the Iadona Sentinel byJ ID. C4RLisLES CO.
.Liiers aud Merchants.
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Sales Of Stock in New York, Dec. "a.
United states 6s aliO5 aOOO Kentucky 6's at 00Ial0l
In llama Bonds at 81 90 Ohio g. at 90 90
Illinois g. at 325a 40 Pennsy Ivsnia 5s at 20 a103
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Cincinnati Prices Current.

Corrected from the Chronicle of December 80
Flour city mills bl 437a450 OIL linseed gall 065a0 GO
Canal wagons, 5l43l SAT- Kanawha, bush 23sO %
Grain $4,000 Seeds, flax, bush GOAL 10
Corn, 0.33.031 Timothy, 2oOs35O
Oats 25a0 2S Glover. D. iOa5 90
HIy. loose. Ton, l4OOai6 90 Whisky gall % 5a0.2l
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PORTRAIT PAINTING


OSEPH -. E\ION, Fc-,rait Fai'F'T I"h "'eT 'Fe
- Washington steel lew doors east "i the r"
Io.ss 5Iu
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BANK NOTE TABLE

Corrected M the Indiana SnaJ By a. FLETCHER Stock and
Exchange Broker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25

IN cHaNCIRY.- tn Noitoway Comfy
Circuit superior Court .. Las aud chancery, 0cto'
Der term, lsiu:
J,hn Redlod and Eliz beth his wife, formerly Hun,
Joseph Phpe and l.ou's. u. his WIFE, merly Hurt,
Newton VI. Harper and hi> wiir formerly Hurt,
Thomas 4. Hunt, Milton g. Hunt. Mary A. l'aiby, Per-
m-ila a. Branch, both formed. iiurt, Plaintiffs:
against
Peter j. Grigy late An,nistrator Of John iturt do
cras-d, and sad Peter Gf:g individually and as Adj
minisrator of his deceased wife, Chaity b., Mary A.
Daay. Administrators of Richard A. Daiby. frcrarrd,
lsham q. Lniy, Aininls,ri ri Austin Watkins, de-
erased, Elizabeth Newman, Admni,iriri1 al William
|. Newman. deceased Anthony Giils, William Rainrs,
Thomas Oc-iton and Ann Hun. Defendants.
llr cnmpllinahts having proceeded against ihr aD-
stut defendants, WIN. Ram-s AID Tbnmas Gyrrinn. in
the prescribed by law, aud they having failed To
appear and answer, HE bulls ~ Ia them taken for
corssed; and the subpoena having bcrn executed upon
nj the other defendants, and ihcyeScept The 4, frnd
mt Peter J. Grl.g-ialllng Ia answer, although two
months have elapsed, well since hr OF tho
subpoena on them >inc. The i'n. at The bills
lhrm are also, on the MOTION 81 The c"mrinnanis, Ia
Ken confessed, and The cause coming hr heard
on The original and lnri.cd hill-, the answer al IN.
SAID Gfgg. late Admins al"r OF iota Hurt deceased,
aud The replication Of the ccnpainans and the depo-
sltloEs and exhibits f-,l, argued hy Counsel on
consideration whrr, d. tt- Court doth order that said
Peter j. GiigI, lie Administrator aforesaid. render
before Commissioner Charles W. Fitzgerald an account
nf his transactions M Administrator I'll John Hurt de
ceased thar said Commissioner safe and settle Tho
sime and make report II hr -lmr this CONT and,
setliIng >nid account i.d Gommis sOnrr shall take
the exp7rie accounts heretofore rendered by The defend
ant, under order 4" The County Couri Of Snitnway,
prima iacIe correct win leave I" the plaintiffs, or
oil them, Ia suciargr aud al-iiy thr Eanr--and
shall prol ornd Ia The said Grigg such inter-
the plaintiffs, an; 81 iieln, shall require 10 he
testimony, shalt h- used - evidence ~ making said rel
ilrment, and the Commissioner hall also rrport such
matters may h. deemed pertinent by himself or may
be required by ihr parties la h. reported.
A CUpy-Trst-. 4 w. FITZGERALD D. c.