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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

~. TO LIZA number OF SINAI. Stores aud Houses,
s Convenient for small families, IN the vicinity OF FL!
l.enIh-s. ard Third-aveaue- Inquire OF J. I Hanes,
] 70 TAird-svsGue.
j. l. H. also offers his services any who may wish 10
employ an OF property, ~ lei houses
stores, Any omnuncation directed as ABOVE 70
2S Th,fd-averue, 81 Wd-s Will be attended TO- mis-
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- WANTED To ReG:-By pious gentleman and
81. lady, House gen,ee! n-gapofnood, where the
youid be boarded and few gept-e e1arcers
could he accommodated. Ii few persons desiring 10 oc-
lain family VII! apply Immediately, mouse
wall be engaged Tor her accommodating II East brosG
,ysy tae location suits Tue best OF references required
and yiyen Address Hale. Branch Post Otas mis- Iw'
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aeal estate.

q TO LET-A small frame house No. 50 Vslteyy aier.
SIS Inquire az Il. Office of h Erie R6isoAt 1901 o,
SH-~ Dgsre-st al O'CLOCK THOMAS j. HALL. ma
- OFFICE TO I.Er-WIla OF winoGt Lon Il
F Store ISL Wesst and poss-sson ulsy % han lIne-
A1& d.4;e.y. Apply 10 HOWELL GiRACD,
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10 well iap,eI TO the S4nIt trade. r.
AGEsrs-E, p H4stiHg, Detroiti A. Seymour u Co.
Cleveland j. z Liyugston. Sault ST Marie Zll I'm
T-r- r-aEa44eszszs- PIONEEEK and Expr.ss Line, via
lAssst3 Railroad and CsDal, from Philadelphia
* 1l-A---to Pittsburgh.-The above Line VIII
commence rs regular trips for The season, on MONDAf
The 23i nsI. leaving the Depot No. 27i MarkesL daily
O'Clock, 4. NJ
Duriug winter the boat. have been thoroughly painted
put first rate order aofdng every convenience io
the comfort OF travellers.
BY this passengers VIII avoid all the que and dha'
ger of hI travelling in coach-s, both Rairoads being psss'
ed in daylight .,,,-,.,o,
For trthe- information apply the Old Established o.
mis- CUMMINGS. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

80 Klrg Ripley, PfopnetJfs, oter Tor sAe from this
"a. Old and wsu s.own establishment every variety OF
, forest md ornamental evefsresas shrubs and
s-ing slanls which VIII be pgt NJ i;h The sresrs
csre Ofdsrs eil WIN Geo 3. Ripley Co. No IA Pearl
,iret he-e catalogues nay Be chained grstis Wi! re-
70. -, =, attention m imDSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

lNEDnUAHY REPORT oftn- MGiua! LIFE lnsursaee
3 Company OF New-Yors No. So Wa-st--This lnsuia,
ton during the month OF February issued ono hundred ana
nino Policies, VIZ.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-08
READ IT! 1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND
COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY.


DR. JAYNE Dear Sir feel bound TO The afflicted to give
pu5icty6to the extraordinary effects of your valuable me-
uicinss.
have suffered for several years past with Liver Com
plant, and the tram of diseases which foOwa complete
prostration Of the systenso that it with great diff
Guilty ! could walk, and times confined TO my
room. To add TO my misery, Scrofuous affection APP
peared in my throat with rheumatism in my arms,
that could not rae nv right arm to nv head In the
hottest weather my feet and hands would ache with tEe
cold, and perspration had almost ceased. l became
afflicted with dry hoarse cough and gave up all hopes Of
ever getting WELL had night sweas and got little or no
sleep, with rightu dreams and morbid headache seem
ed TO be bordering on INSANITY and denied all
study or mental exercise could read small para
graph in newspaper without great difficulty had great
soreness in my stomach which caused swell much
that was unable to lie down, recne, but had
TO be proped up in chair.
had the advice of some eminent physicians and tried
nearly all the remedies used in such cases. but continued
to grow worse and appeared as though speedy disso
lution taking place.
now heard of YOUR medicines, and determined try
yor sANATIVE PILLS, and to my surprise the
left me, could walk about the house. l. continued
improve from that time shortly after, my wife called at
your Store, and stated You, and you
bottle Ofyour Alternative, and also word to come and
you, and you would investigate my c4se and
THIS Gid not believe as felt was beyond The reach of
human skill
After taking your Alternative and Pills s4# three weeks
there was Decided change for The BETTER that when
called upon you you said that could get WELL and that
your Alternative would cure me efectualy With no
hoPes however, of getting well still continued taking
your Alternative, until had taken the fourth bottle, when
there was sudden change in my whole system, housh
had got rid of some great burihen and could draw my
breath as usual My gradually became strong and
my appetite returned.
II has been about four monhs sit &c commenced taking
your medicines, and this time nearly every vestige
disease is ersdcated from my system active, and
nearly as strong, any period af my life have now
gained nine pounds in two months.
have good reason TO believe that the of your vau
able medicines, by the help Of God, has saved from
premature grave JOSEPH BARBAR.
u Prepared only by DIR. d. JAYNE. No South Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale by ]. GREEN Il CO, Ill
Main+st, and NJ GREEN, 200 Main Street, Worces-
ter d6tw3t49
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS December 2, 1896
HENRY CHAPLIN Esq,a Master in Chancery within
IL and for the County of Worcester has this day issued
a warrant against the Egsie of STEPHEN S. HAIR
kiNGToN, of Westboroueh, in said County, boot man.
ntacturer an nsovenI deItor and the payment any
debts or the delivery OF any property belonging said
lnsovent debtor 10 him for mis- use, the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law
me hrst meeting of the redOrs said debtor will be
held at the office of Newt3n q Chaplin in Worcester in
SAID County, On the twentsfh day Of December current
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts
d5t r EATON n sheriff
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A DIRTY POLITICAL Tack. On the morn
ing after Mr.. Webster delivered his speech in
Philadelphia, the Pennsylvanian, a democratic
paper, flooded the city, steamboat landings, &C.,
with an extra" headed, Mr.. "WEBsrER's
GREAT SPEECH" Many ofthese extras-thou-
sands of them, were bought, under the idea, of
course, that they contain the speech of Mr. Web
ster, just delvered-when 10, it proved to be
speech of his, delivered in Faneuil Hall, more
than quarter of century ago And yet the
unprnciped concoctors Of this miserable decep-
ton, would quite probably feel indignant at be-
ing called swinders and liars
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Messenger,s Notice..

WORCESTER, SIS December g. 1916.
EHAS. w. HARTsH0RN, Esq. a Master in Chancery
- within and for the County of Worcester has day
issued t " arrant against The Estate Of Ohm l.
w ED E, of Worcester in said County painter an
hsovent debtor, and the payment of any debts, the
delivery OF any property belonging tosad nsolvent debt
Or TO Elm or for his use and the any property
by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting fhe creditors said debtor will be
held at the office OF SAID Harshorn, said County,
the tt0enty eighth day Of December current at two
O'CLOCK IN the afiernoon tor the proof debts and the
choice OF an assignee assgnees.
dot GEO. JONES, D. Sheriff.
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November 25. 1876
W oRCEsTER, IS.

WORCESTER, IS. November %, 1916.
To SULLIVAN Fay, Of 5 uthborough, in said County
Esquire, Assignee of the Estate of EMERSON BIGE-
LOW, of said scarborough, yeoman, insovent
debtor, Greeting.
VOU are hereby required give notice that the third
meeting Of the creditors of said Emerson Bigeiow
will be holden at the office of Thomas & HILL in WUr
cester, in said County, the ninth day of December
nert at ten O'Clock in the orenoon and that the second
meeting of said creditors is adjourned the tenth day
Of said December, at hour and place. when and
where the sad creditors may prove further debts against
the said Emerson Bigelow, and show why
tcate of discharge shall not be granted to him. and
will also settle your account and a dividend will be
ordered. And you will this notice by publishing
attesed copy of this order the Daily Spy,
paper printed Worcester aforesaid three ne before
the day of said meeting, and by forwarding like copy
by mail or otherwise each of the known CT editors of
said Bigelow Aud make return of this order
with your doings thereon time and place Of said
meeting, BENZ. F. THOMAS,
trne copy. Judge of Probate.
DIT Attest SULLIVAN FAY, Assignee.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. November "a 1886
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
IL and for the County Of Worcester, has this day
issued Warrant against the Es of GEORGE A.
MARCY, of Millbury, IN said County tailor an inso-
vent debtor, and the payment Of any debts the de-
livery OF any property belonging the SAID George A.
Marcy TO him or for his and the transfer Of
property by hlm, are forbidden by law.
Inc hrsI meeting OF the creditors Of the said Marcy
Will be held ut the office OF Newton Chaplin in Wor
cester in said County on the teenty first day of Deem
Der neat at nine O'Clock in the forenoon fer the proof
debts, and the choice OF assignee assgnees.
DIST E. EATON, ID Sheriff.
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Teeth Extracted without Pain.

BISHOP HARRIS, DENTISTS, I54 Main
Street have just purchased the celebrated compound which
has recently been used successfully Boston per
forming surgical operations They have the testimony of
some OF the best physicians of its harmless effect
Several operations took place their Office yesterday
perfectly successful to which each individual testified that
they unconscious of pain.
Worcester, Nov %, 1916.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-08

A Marrow CHANCE. Hugh Truland of An
dover. was found intoxicated on Friday morning
last, about l o'clock, at Maiden, lying across one
of the rails of the Boston and Maine Railroad.
and but for the accidental discovery of his situa-
ton by person passing at the time, his head
must have been severed from his body. A heavy
freight train from Boston was then in sight and
would have passed over him.
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MARRIED.

In surbridge Oct 49, by Rev. D. R. Anstin Mr. Warren
Nchols TO Miss Louisa Fuer; 18Th Mr. Nathan A. Searns
OF Southbridse, to Miss Mirenda G. Woodward Nov 5th
Dea James Chaplin TO Miss Sarah Richardson; oath Mr.
cambridge Douty to Miss Adelne l.. Nichols: 26th Mr
John W. Draper to Miss Lucy Ann Upham; MIR Henry II
Mellin, OF Brookfeld. TO Miss Maria L, Merrick
lnaWare, Nov g. Mr. Austin Bassei of Palmer to Miss
L. L. Hastings.
In Enfield, Nov24 Charles Deano Bowman Esq Coun.
seor at Law. of Oxford Miss Emira Louisa daughter
of Elnahan Jones, Esq.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-08
Worcester Co. Teachers, Association.

The Annual Meeting of this Association will he holden
at BRINLEY HAIL. in Worcester, Saturday. Dec. 12th
at o'clock AM. ELBRIDGE SMITH Esq Principal OF
the Worcester High School, viii give Lecture lie
meeting. There will be other exercises of interest.
All Teachers and other friends education are earnest
ly invited be present. and take part in the exercises
the occasion GEO N. BIGELOW, sec'ry.
Worcester. Dec 2.
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DIED,

In Boston Nov 49, Henry Chapman Esq Is
In Stockhrdge Nov a. Thaddeus Pomeroy, ouly son of
Mr. Horato Byington, Is.
In Monson Nov l2 Mrs Hannah reic of rho late Iobn
Shaw, 81.
In 3raueboro,vt Dec l. at the Insane ASYLUM. sam,l
b Goodhoe, Esq. of Putney, rs
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STORE TO LEFT

STORE TO LET.
"a fFNHE subscriber offers TO LET for or more
TT i years, his STORE in the Centre Viege of
ALL LANCASTER 1t is an old stand and probably one Of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Alsot-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the Sec
ond story, said Store whch several years
been OCCUPIED TAILoR's SHOP they excellent
stand dor good workman in that business
A small assortment OF DRUGS AMI MEDICIN ES, wi h
Gases Drawers, &c. be had with the Store. fdesir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept |. dwis IS
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To the Honorable Senate and House Of

To the Honorable Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth of Massachu
sets id General Court assembled
HE subscribers legal voters residing in the towns be-
low named, respectfully represent that the pablo con-
venence ana necessity demand the construction Of Rail
road from cOnveren point the State line in the
town OF Blackstone the village of WUonsocket Falls
Rhode Island other convenient point in the
town Of Blackstone, running through the towns OF Black
stone MendOn convenient point in Milford there
connect with the Railroad being built from said
Milford the Boston and Worcester Railroad
the birmingham Depo They therefore pray that they,
and those who may their may be made
hedy polite and corporate with the power
Railroad the aforesaid be endowed with all the
powers and privileges, wen subjected all the n
bites and restrictions Of corporations Of like nature
CuAS. c. P. HASTINGS Mendon.
D. 5 GODFREY, Milford
SETH :. CARPENTER, do.
o. UNDER WOOD, DO.
HIRAM HUNT, do.
ADAM HUNT. do.
SULLIVAN SUMNER, do
CLARK SUMNER, do
A. c. MAYHEM. do
The above is copy OF original petition to be
presented the General Court OF Massachusetts be
holden on fist Wednesday of January, A d. 1897.
dtD26 CHAS p. HASTINGS.
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STEAM GRIST MILL.

. STEAM GRIbT WILEI.
TIME subscriber having purchased of WIN. b. WHlrNEy
an undivided half OF the right Of using and vending IN
Worcester, PLATT5 PATENT PORTABLE GkleT
MILL, would hereby inform the public that they nave one
Of the above Mills In operation at CoURT lhey
are prepared 70 Grind to order, nil kinds Of grain.
Worcester, Oct 81. ge II REUBEN BEMis'
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Worcester & Nashua R. R. Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Assessment Of five dol
lars has bean laid by the Directors on each Share OF
the Capital Of this Company upon which an Assess
ent Of FIVE per has already been made payable ~
the Treasurers Office lis Main street, Worcester Oh the
FIRST day January next; and an Assessment Of Ten uo
lars has been laid all the shares OF the Capital stock Of
said Company upon which no Assessment mas oeeh ade
payable at the time and place aforesaid
e. II. HEMENWAY, Treasurer,
w. a. N. r. X. Company.
Stockholders In Nashua will find tlfeir receipts AZ the
Nashua Bank and those in Lancaster at the Lancaster
Bank.
Worcester, Nov 25th 1876.
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NEW SASH, BLIND AND moon

ESTABLISHMENT,
'HE subscriber has for sale at his Shop NO Is MAIN
l. STREET, nearly opposite the New Court House
large assortment OF DOORS SASH, and BLINDS on such
terms as cannot but suit those who TO buy He has
also made such arrangements with manufacturers in the
County which will enable him to iii orders to anv
at the shortest notice. l. s CUENEV
Worcester, Dec 3, 1916. ~
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WORCESTER, SIS. Probate C6fce, Nov. so, 1886.
To REJOICE NEWTON Esq Assignee of the separate
Estate ofPYNSON BLAKE, and also ofthe joint
of said Blake and JONAS b. ALLEN, late co partners
under the firm OF Blake IL Allen, Of Princeton, in said
County, merchants, insolvent debtors, Greeting.
meeting of the creditors of said Blake and of said
Blake " Allen will be held my office in Worcester.
Monday the fourteenth day ofDecember neat, al ten
O'Clock in The forenoon when and here they may Prove
fur her debts against said Estates You will then settle
your account Of your administration Of said Blake's
estate and dividend Of the balance of assets in YOUR
hands will be ordered And YOU win said no ice
by publishing aesed copy Of this order beole said
meeting in the newspaper called The Massachusetts spy,
printed said Worcester. You also directed give
written notice by mail otherwise Of the time and
place Of the said meeting all the known The
said insovent debtors. And You further directed
make return at said meeting Of this order with do
ngs herein IRA M. BARTON, J. Prub
A copy. pro hdc uice.
Attest, REJoIcE NEWTON, Assignee.
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ASSTGNEE,S SAFE

~ XET ILL be sold Puhlc Auction at the house of
&nhA w CONSTANT b. THRAsHER in Oakham, on Sat-
sAurday, the 26th day Of December current at ten
O'Clock M all the right the said Thrasher holds in The
Real Estate where he lives, together with the follow
Ing Personal Property viz tons Hay lo of Straw ten
bushels Corn, lot OF Oats In the straw, one Horse Sled
one Buggy Wagon. Terms made known at sale
LEVI p. KNIGHT, Assignee
Oakhan. Dec 7. ls46 AZ of said Tresher
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WORCESTER, Probate OJFce, Dec. I. 1876.
To THOMAS KINNICUTT, and ISAAC DAVIS, ESquires,
Assignees the JOINT and separate Estates of BEN
JAMiN PRENTICE and SIMEON BURT, genilemen
and REJOICE NEWTON, Esquire. all OF Worcester,
said County, coparners under the hrm Of Benjamin
Prentice IL Company. insOlvent debtors. Greeting.
NOU hereby required give notice that the seventh
meeting of the creditors of the said Prentce Burt
& Newton will be held my Office in Worcester, ON
Saturday. the ttCeth dag Of DECEMBER current at ten
O'Clock in The forenoon when and where debts may be
proved against said You Will then settle your
accounts and a dividend will be ordered. And you will
said notice by publishing aiesed copy OF this
order before The day Of said meeting in the Massachusetts
Spy, newspaper printed AT said Worcester You
also directed TO give written by mail other
WISE of the time and place of said meeting all The
known creditors Of The said insoyent debtors. And
are further directed make return SAID meeting of
this order with yonr doings herein.
IRA NJ. BARTON, j. Prob,
copy pro lac oice
,o Attest THos. KKINylcuTT' Assianees.
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a SSFCNEE,S SALE.

ASSIGN EE7S SA LIE.
"a WILL he sold at Public Auction on the premises
fMaN w ia the village of Cappvile, Dec. 10, ls46, at
Iss5A II O'Clock A. NJ, the BUILDING known as the
CLAPpVlILE CASH STORE and recently occupied by
A. A. POND. II may he examined any day previous to
the sale. Terms made known time and place OF sale.
A. COOLIDGE, Assignee.
Granville. Dec, l. 1886. dw2w
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

ffNHE Ceparuership heretofore existing between The
! subscribers under the firm Of PARSONS & THAyER i.
this daJ dissolved by mutual consent
DANIEL A. PARSONS.
ALEXANDER w. THAYER.
Worcester, Dec l, 1876. 49,
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NOTICE.


" ANIED, Man and Woman 10 take charge of the
Pauper Establishment in Spencer for one wear from
irst OF Apri next. Proposals will received until 1h
March next Further information MAY be had Of either Of
che over=eers PLlNY ALLEN, Overseers
HARVEY PROUTY of
FOSTER DISCO, the Poer
Spencer, Dec g. 1916. 6w
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TNR ETNA INNURANCE C0NPlNl.

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn,
Etnh d sound and aroilabie Capital NJ $3.50, 900 .
OFFER their protection agains, loss damage by fire
- the citizens of Worcester vicinity Ii insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores ami Merchan1ize
generally, Factories, and Mills the favorable
terms
This Institution been in operation nearly quarter
centuty-its reputation for liberal adjustment il
promplude in paying losses, well known snd ests5
shed THOMAS X. BRACE. P1 esldent
SIMEON t. LoeMIs, SecretGry.
Hartford, March g. 845. isn
II Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance che above
Company REFERRED for particulars TO A. II. BuL
LUcH, Esq in Worcester. Mass.
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FOR SALE,

noooo FOR SALE,
WAVUU MASSACHUSETTS per CENT STOCK;
1000 Albany City Sizes;
1000 Reading Rail Road Bond of 1850;
10 Shares Worcester Bank;
50 do Western Rail Road
so do Worcester Rail Road
20 do Old Colony Rail Road;
IS do Providence and Worcester Rail Road !;
10 do New England Worsted Co;
do Hamilton Wooden CO.
All Rail Road and Bank stocks bought and sold by
6wis49 ]. N. FISKE, 6s State ST.. BOSTON,.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

A t WHOLESALE as low can be bought In Boston
IA or New York. The subscriber pledges himself that
he will sell SCHOOL BOOKS. STATES, SINGING
BOOKS, BOOKS FOR PRESENTS, sc &C., us above.
Merchants and all in Of Hooks and Stationery are
invited TO call at the CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
20l Main Street. Worcester
Nov IL. Owls J. CIRCUIT, JR
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FARM FOR NAIE

FARM FOR SALE.
Ira NE inhabitants of the town of Spencer being
fsaN DESTROYS to have smaller Farm for their Pau
se@.~4per establishment, Offer part or the whole of
theirs Tor sale II is situated 81 miles northwest of the
centre OF said town. the road leading to Oakham and
consists OF 90 acres of excellent land divided into Now
ing ilaee, Pasture and Wood with Houses and Barn
nearly new Y by Sc IT,, and other oubudings cal
culaed for first dairy Farm and will be sold reason
able For further particulars, inquire either of the sub
scribers. PLINY ALLEN For tbe town
HARVEY PRodTY,S Of
FOSTER DISCO, Spencer.
Spencer, Dec 9, 1916. 6w
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LIST OF CAUSES,

For Trial al AprH Term, f. ID 1916
r John G. Mccall ct al vs. Joseph Lemon
a Tobias Shirt ct al VS. Thomas Moorhcad ct al
Peter Badly Va David Petrikin
3 Barnard Scbert vs. Thomas McNalr ct al
Q Samuel f. Hoadly VS. Bowler ct al
10 Henry Easton VS. Joscuh Paxton
I'M DE- Thomas Fitch VS. Thomas Hubbard ct al
10. I homas = Hubbard ct al VS. George Muus ct al
~ Thomas Stackhouse vs. Vaniah Reese ct al
IA Daniel Gross ct al VS. Henry Webb
rs Ebonczec Grcenough ys Caleb Fisher ct al
l6 BENJAMIN Dictcrich vs. William Colt ct al
IN Frederick LeibY VS. BcnjamF FetleIman
is Henry l.. Smith vs. Amcs Coles
10 Samuel Conner vs. Z. chenbauch
2O Samuel Shedman vs. Cwor D Lclb ct al
IN Samqel Shodman vs. Owen ID Lclb ct al
22 Samuel Shedman VS. Owen d I,clb
23 Mienael r Hover VS. Elijah Price
"a Michael Low VS. George Kotner
rs Michael Low VS. Abraham Hair
26 Michael Low VS. Yost Hair
27 William DeIong VS. Henry Miller
2s Alexander Best ct al administrator OF james
Laughed deceased vs. Susan WITT