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w ASHIN GTON, ARKAN SAS,


THE undersigned having purchased the Hote
i lately kept by Mr. &. Schaer, has opened a
house for the accommodation of the taveiing z
public and hopes by strict attention to The com
forts Of his guests and determination to please,
TO receive share OF public patronage.
His house is commodous, and the rooms wei
arranged for families.
His table viii he supplied with the best the
affords and his stables provided with plenty
Of prove pd-r and attended by careful osiiers.
His rates Of charses will be the same as here
tofOre, viz: ..a.
HZ VA TH EE~O
Board per month with lodging, $l2 90
4 4" without lO UU
week 50
day p
Single meal, 70
Lodging, -
Horse feed, 70
Keeping horse per month, 10 90
week, 3 90
A. r. HIGH.
Washington, Oct. 3, 1919 39-tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-08
Caution.

C6OLJOn.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that will prosecute
~ to the extent Of the law all intruders Oh my
land Those that have been in the habit Of cut
ting my timber must and shall quit it. Daniel u
Williams is my authorized agent. and will repor
all intruders.
CHAS. B. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb a. 1850. TS
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-08
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DIR. J. ID. CONWAY. DR. j. G. GRAY
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Fulton, April lst, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
The spanish side of The story.

We have received by the Georgia files OF The Faro
Industrial and D,ario ds Ia Marina of Havana, to the
% INST. They contain very little IN relation To the
Disturbances IN the Eastern part of the Island The
account of the reyol, at the city OF Villa Clara Is
evidently incorrect. but there are troubles IN
the district rs we see by report OF the Leut.-Goy-
crnor According 20 tins document, party OF forty
men were seen on the afternoon y the 18th Mt, IN
the vicinity of Manicaragua, where they stole horses
ard committed other Expectations Two companies
Of troops were sent against them The Lleut.-Gov-
ernor report; that the people OF the district are dis
posed "a put down the rebels At once. and that they
collected 10 the number Of 80 for the purpose Of
siS;ng the authorities.
The 1t Governor of Trinidad reports that The
same band had cncamped at Santa Lucia, m the il
ri>d,c'io of Sant ESpirtu and that several Of It's
members had deserted. and others contemplated
the abandonment OF their designs. The Ayuntami-
ento or City Council OF ST Jago, have forwarded IN
address TO the Captaln-General. proclaimng their
LOYALTY 10 the Government and their adherence OF
all revolutionary manifestations
The Communicates of the Central and Oriental
Departments. in reports dated at Puerto Principe.
July 30 and Las Tunas July IS, state that the troops
charged with the pursuit and capture of the nsur
gents had not met a single individual with arms IN
his hands. \ party on SIX persons were on tue
northern side Of the island, attempting To embark
for some foreign port but the inhabitants had be-
trayed them to the Government troops. who expected
to capture them The reports state that the most
complete tranquility rcgnS IN the Eastern part Of the
Island
The Faro also publishes report from tlentucgos,
stating that several individuals have voluntarily
rendered themselves TO the authorities, relying on
the clemency of the Government. Gen. Lemery has
issued proclamation dated Puerto Principe, July
49, IN which he declares that all persons failing 10
give notice 10 the nearest authorities OF any sus
piclous or revolutionary character, shall be cOnsd-
cred accomplces IN his guilt. All persons Who pre-
sent themselves to any subordinate authorities,
stating that they were obliged to JON the rebels by
force VIII be sent To Puerto Principe, where, #
their statement should be confirmed, they will be al
low ed 10 return 20 their homes.
The bark Nacoochse Captain Thorp arrived on
Wedne sday from Nuevitas. Cuba, whence she sailed
on the 18th ult brings news that the proclamation
OF pardon has had some effect -Four OF the lnSur-
gents presented themselves 10 the Governor Of Nue.
ylias on the DIST ull and are prisoners 1t was re-
ported al Nueytas. that there were only six, IN
Guiding then chief, Joaquin DE Aguero Aguero, ont
in the woods and these are surrounded by troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
CorRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Aug. !

lot RI NENEkAL sohSofoNS, aug
RRtoRg THE RECORDER and Aid. Brittoa and Bard
f'on,qctron for Burglary fellows, namea
Thomas Robinson and Michael Quinn, we're uiei
and convicted of burglary IN the third degree, w
breaking INTO the store of Herman Girkin. cornern
Prince and Mercer SIS, on the night 81 the 80 INT
Quinn vas sentenced 10 the state fTisoh iof nfe
years and Robinson for four years. ~,
Graad Larceny a German, naIned Lsmah woVr,
unable to speak a xOTd Of English, vas conyicteooi
grand larceny, IN stealing, on the ISL oil July, %
Yards OF cloth valued AT 43s from The store oil 10 a
DelIns 4 Wlllians-st. Wolfe Was seDtenced 10 serve
Two years IN the STATE Prison.
Trial for Bnrgiary-Two young men nzme%John
charged with burglary IN the thgd degree, IN having
broken INTO the porter house OF Daniel Ryan NO.
sixth-s, on the night Of the 2xunsi, and stealing
aatch and cham, valued at t2s. The Jury foundtoe
prisoners guilty. McComb ysls sentenced 70 the
State Prison .or years and 2 months, and Norman
tor years o,,
Before Judge Beebe and AID. sturteyant aQd Oakley:
Plea Of Guilty-Eugene H4}ey and George bosau.
both Young men, pleaded g,-ty TO attempting W cop
mt grand larceny The Court ,enteaceo them'"
the Penitentiary each for ,se year
layrpns and sing o S,sz-Shot.- Cbe James tnI
uas ;rIed and convicted ndictpfnt fof ha,lnS
assaulted colored man named VIM Anderson VIA
a Sung shot IN Orange 80 IN July laAt Carr wA>ss"
FENCED 10 serve one yeaS IN the stae frison -.
pitt Larcry-Wm RaInweD. ndlcted ~ "
,ennting 10 commit "A grand larceny, az ttsep s's
conveyed for an attempt 10 eossnit psu. sSsv
The Cour, sentenced MIN I'd tae reni'surAI'~ =
months. ., a.. co,,rt .S,os.rne<l
to- nc ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Gen LopeZs Dispatches.
From the New Orleans Delta, lst INST


Gen Lopez received a number Of letters yester-
day from his friends III Cuba, written IN cypher. the
plrport of which Wa>, ne expressed II, that the
whole island was up tor liberty. Authentic lnior-
nation had been received by his lniornants, mat he
following important places IN the Central Depart
ment had pronounced, VIZ Puerto Principe, Las
T,inas. Villa Clara Trinidad In the Eastern De-
partment Baracoa. Ilolgun. Santo Esplrta, Pinal
De Rlo-the principal towns IN the island amer
Havana. 80
The extensive and rapid spread Of the revolution
ha, induced the patriots TO postpone the movement
on Havana Which was liked for the 2ith. In 4 con
suliatlon held at that city. the subject was recon
sldercd and for many reasons II Vas lhougH more
prudent 10 defer the demonstrations IN that place
OF the five regiments now IN Havana TWO are
counted on a. friendly 10 the patriots.
II the revolution y successful IN the rest OIL the
island II i believed that, with 80 strong detach-
meni OF The troops IN Havana III their iaVor thefe
Will be- 10 difficulty effcctng the cdptulitoh vi
that CITY The force of troops III Havana doe, hOl
reach 900 a. the regiments not all iull and o'o
are reported on the sick list The patriots nave
therefore. determined 10 raise the country trounu'
m which they Will be aided by two siuadrons OF Ru-
ral Guards and when their force Is suhcieniN
strong and consolidated. they Will march upon Ma
v,ns Fight hundred Creoes IN that city have or
oonIzed 70 20 INTO the yueita AbaJo Ia assist the
NOV emcnt there. If.
Cen Iopez has certain Information OF the disdnec-
non of the St Leon regiment Stationed al MatahZas
m - Tho regiment which II was found impossible
10 get 10 march Cardenas, when the expeditloh
anded al that place last year. fuel.o rihciPe'
where the first declaration was nldde' nan Oeeh 1e
serted by all ont women and children lrooPs h,n
been cent there put they found no eheIes " r.
The ustrlOis had all gone INTO the mOuhttihs' nc
old STANDARDS throughout the island, lhciuolhs nc
Government officials, were very uo"hcas'. nv
rest of me intelligence coInmuMcaieo W uen' -"
pez relates 10 details when, thoush 'dIuaO. n'.
imporan, 10 him. would not De very interesting %
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rocks WITHOUT mar, % t,s Ia cisfnp IL 1
crew 20 home IN one oi yuIr Packets
We have rImor the ~ 100 strong almost erlii
To spanish ohC Ia>I IN !s-og vi 'hs Republicans ot
IRE Eastern District. IN Otsa confidence" tba' ~
the rorth Of GuanamaluiE IN < Sk,rmiSh with ~
Lancers, - were Silled and ssdb wouniei." yhis
l. impossible, unless II MAS night surprise. II i
also SAID that tour piece Of tl.er- have been u
ken from the Spanish troops sno,hcr encounter
and that actually under arms, III saTOns parts u
the same District, there are two thousand men"
We are shut out from the regular way OF ,nIelh-
ge.Ce AID compelled - m1rSe much allow aDcc Tor
ltc cXacgeraiion OF both parties. DO not report
ihe thou>anoth part OF hat hear and nothing That
does net come WITH some reasonable SHOWING, and
with what VT are Obliged 10 depend upon aiahOIi-
", although IN the employment ~ the Government
Names We cannot u>e-and grim trims We ctnnrt
alIde TO- A. Il would lead 10 the discovery ~ our
sources Of information. The Government. % the
papers to-day, with Official repOrtS-COmpiluents 10
The gallaniry Of the troops ana loyalty OF the ever
fasihful"-haS dgrfT closed the disturbances which
VIII probably eHeIrs until the mail comes an %
morrow.
The acknow LEGGED increase OF pronunciamentcs
and armed parties approaching 10 the western part
OF tie island and capital. BY The Government, Al
though With afeciatson OF their in>guIacIn ce, il
sufficient 10 demonstrate positively the public Sent,-
ment. and 20 give TO our social relations this city
that indefinite and silent character which may midi
cate The Slumbe.ng storm. N Ci1nfaeeOs and
Trinidad there have been organizations - far a.
arms could be prOcured-and were not with the
connlvance of the people. this could not happen.
IheN may De Chased and run down. OUT tht arms, ia
other hands Will spring up IN other quarters, to give
constant occupation 10 the squads OF troops that are
patToling the country. until they can procure the
means they wait for. adequate 10 their wants, and
the determination they viii make
NotW outstanding the published statements and
orders Is SAID upon what II conceived as s,of aa-
thorlfV that there are near two thousand patriots
embodIcd IN the mountains ot Naa>a. ana that the
parties taken have only surprised a few Who yen-
tured tohelT plantations for matters associated With
their Individual affairs and that the results have not
materially aftecle, the spirit OF plans of the party.
y %.
7. S.--The bark Mary Lowell OF and from Port
land. Capt Gooding, went ashore the morning of the
10th JULY fifteen miles 10 wndward of CarienaS, on
Cape Cruz lie Padre" The vessel total loss. The
captain has saved sails, rigging, chains and anchors.
With All the cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Mormon Entrants.

INDEPENDENCE. Thursday, july u
The cmlgrantS tor ihe Mormon settlement on tn
Rio Colorado, from keokuk. Iowa. and neghbos
hood, VIA Santa Fc, who passed through here few
DAYS SINCE LETT their CncampnCnt on Bull Creek yes
terday morning Two more wagons, tn JON them.
lett this place to-day--m all, twenty-five wagons.
ABOUT >lxty-fve To Seyenty-f,e persons men. women
and children, and about ninety woke of oxen. A te~
cases OF cholera among them. hut 40 deaths. Gen
Smiths tram let, Bull Creek, sunday morning. 9Th
Aubry's ut Cotton Wood, 18th.
We have 10 sickness here, and none iot two week.
ormore.
Coils Mitchell and Chambers len here for camp to
dav, preparatory To leaving tor Fort Laramie.
The Santa f. and Salt Lake train, leave the hs>
of August.
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krnsucky klection.

Lot iSl ILLK. Thursday August
The returns from the Isl District arr still doubtful.
but the probability Is that BOYD, Opp, Is elected.
In the lid Distinct. Benjamin Is Grey, iadcpenaeoS
Wing. Is undoubtedly cl,Nted.
In the Nth, William T Wood, Wing. IL undoub-
eddy elected
The returns from the lth District show very
close vote between Clement iIlh Wing. and James
stone. Opp though the chances fa,or the former
In the With District Addison White, Wing. II
elected
The vote for Governor IL very close between Area
lbad Dixon. Wing. and l.. " Powell Opp. bn. II "
conceded that the former = elected.
The Wings have both branches Of the Legislature
by large maorltieS.
In the With District N. contest has bccn very
close Marshall, Wing Is believed to BE- elected
The returns Tor both Governor and Congress a-
very close, and IA districts Il viii reqmT~ IA,
ofclal vote 10 decide who II chosen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
AccmyNr,-A woman. named Nary

ACCIDENTs.-A WUHIdH- IdIIp" -E]IJ
smith was severely injured IN front Of premises 20
10 Cor,land-st IN consequence OF the failins OF
Iaree IRON safe which being raised 10 an upper
story of the building. The injured woman "aA COLI
vey Ell 10 the Hospital =, - c.,ax
Thomas Wemyss, a lad. living at No. - Cenkl'
:, wa rin over at Washington Market ~ gro ',
GER, wagon which mashed and nutllated seye,l -.
ms foeS IN fearful manner. Two OF the Infb6'H '"eS
were ,pnrrared by Dr. Jones, Chambers-a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Horrible Murder.

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Aug z
\ man by the name oi Patrick Phineit, IN ths,
employl of the Rochester and syracuse Railroad
Company was found, about ,, to-day. IN the pump
house Al Gecrs station. three miles west 81 syria
cuse with his throat cut IN horrd manner. A man
by the name of Edward Murphy has been arresteJ
on suspicion of having committed the horrible deed
II seems that Murphy Vas discharged few days
since, and Phnclt took his place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Acc,nsy1,L DRowxrxG.-On Monday a

ACCIDENTAL DRowSING.-On Monday al
,e,noo,, la.t John Magill. lad II years Old was
drowned At the foot OF Thirty -iourtns'reet; IN con
sequence Of falling fro raft lying IN the DOCK, On
which ne fishing for CRABS ms oouy was
- ye.,erd,y morning and taken 10 the residence
Of IN. parents, go Eighth-ayenue, where the Cofo
ner held an inquest. verdict Of accidental drown
ing vas rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

The receipts during the past ~ hours at this pod
have been FLOUR, 5000 bblS WHEAT, 900 bush
els Corn. % 900 bushels. The common 10 far
brands OF Western flour are lower, and the de-
mand both for the home trade and for export has pen
limited 1000 bbls Michigan sold at 3l'"s ~ The
supplies OF Western WHE.g are large, and psices
are heavy $500 bushels sold u DE tor OHIO CoRs
Is steady yesterdays rates, mixed Western selling
at 43c Freight OF yLorR to-day - quoted Nc. AMI
(oRN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
supposed Murder-The Lafe Fire.

PRONIDkNCt, THUTrdayI NUg 7
The body found at SeekOnk, a few days since, In
sand TO be that OF MIRA. abby Cookson, the wife ~
John Cookson, OF Pawtucket Mas. She Is sup
posed to have been murdered by her husband. who
left Providence on Tuesday IN the schooner Oregon.
for Norfolk. Va Officers haze started in pursuit
II has been satisfactorily aSccrained that the loss
by the fire. night before last does not exceed t2j,D.
ON v hch there Is an insurance Of $4,000
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CoTresp0ndrncr d Ihs III'1ue
Havana. SATURDAY, Aug.

HavANA SATURDAY, Aug. :
The night OF the 3lst Of July. on ac-
ooun, Of he intelligence received from Ne" orleans
blythe steamer Falcon. the Spanish csr'eue venus
oommandan, Antonio MontoJo. and the orlg-oi-"a'
valdes. commandant Joseph Rodriguez, went 70 sea
TO keep a lookout of the Delta OF the Father oil
Waters. The Falcon brought passengers ior ma
vaBa ard rs for the North and the West. The org
bull, N your city for the Save trade arrived sac"
a; a.delas las; week. h9rns touched the - log
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

E,.rrx MANCHESTER. \. H.-ihe STAPLE
TIRE ~ MA FL, Temperance House. Man
n ne rear ol 'nr h,.,ned down on SUNDAY evening
sos lhng TO ss5p" was o %eSa
g're were p 90. o .aa occgp.ej ., II T. wdosoa
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ludtaua Eter0om

INpi,NaFoLis. Thursday, tus.r
WILLS \. GoRNoN, Opp, p reelected ~ Con
greSS IN The Slth District, over Eli Z Farmer, Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

The follow ng have been he receipts since our
last. FLOUR 1000 bblS. WHEAT, $500 bushels.
CORy Is 0Ogbushcls. FLOUR has been entirely neg.
lected to-day. The TRANSACTIONS IN Corn conprise1
10 900 bushels a, 5Gia5.c for Round Yellow, and
5illa So for Western Mixed. quantity OF damagrd
and heated was also sold. OATS are AT ~, Small
.ales of OHIO WHISKY were made ut 23sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Observation-Disclosures Balm, Young
r>b r,rl charged With asyiag. IN Nay last. caused
,b death Of her child her residsnce. 30l Atlantic
= Vas fully committed for tnh. yesterday. by yas,
tire Climber.
~ Several rowdies who hang about the
corners Of Hanalton-ay were caush; Yesterday and
fined 90 each by Judge kmg.
4 NV FAcToRY.-A two-story brick
building. 100 feet by 30. has been commenced N
spring-lane Flushing. TO be used As Saad'pap>
Factory. !, Is supposed that II ~i!l give employ
meni 70 one huajssd hanjs, Principally ts@alss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

Nyw-YoRK SUPERIOR CorRr. Mary H.
yr,s IS u,nard L,,eis Before Hon Justice rsns
Trial for divorce on report OF reIeis Ig s,tornsy
a na III ol' nI.'n,,s Decree OF divorce granted
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

ss sa>-s ks,~sse Tssyrsps oen. c-c--- a, AZ IA. -
bes-e- sfr--fs.
For Jsrth- Is',sr,PS,e Dspifek>s zee villa Pu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Disturbance M Nrpcuse,.
BosToN. THURSDAY.

BosTos. THURSDAY, August
The military muster was commenced AT Nefonsst
TO-DAY, About 600 soldiers upon the gToand
The police. numbering 300 madeia sortic upon the
gambling booths, broke them up and after n short
night, dispersed the gamblers
One man was robbed and nearly murdered On the
ground last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Alabama Election.

MoNrGo~gRY Ala. Tuc~sy. Aug
The Journal saws the Union tcSet for Congress has
earned everything before II taroughoA the entire
state With the exception OF tAe III DisNict, where
JonS BRAGG. seces>opis,. beats {. Largdou.
Union Wing. by 20 majority
In Montgomery and Russell Couaties, James Aosr'
crombie. Union candidate, leads John Coyhrsne. ~
ceSsionIstl a5o votes. In Macon his ,alorry wL b.
about stN.
There isno doubt OF MS election by large an,
fOTftI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Markets NEW ORLEANS, A

The sales of CorroN to-day have been only BOD
bales. at nominal and irregular prices. Flour IN
frmer and st. Louis sells al - 60 Conn Is dull
sales Of Prime yellow have been made al 6ic RIO
CoFFEE Is at &C. EXCHANGE on New-Sork has I'M
proved, aud sight ~ quoted ut premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Markets


sales were made to-day OF 609 bbls HOwari-s II.
FLOUR at previous raies. GRAIN - unchanged.
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The storm.

ALBANY. Thursday, August :
\ heavy storm OF thunder and ram passed oves
here At O'Clock thus afternoon
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From the <oush-s!o,emrnss of ttAs Presfsvut-
Departure of more Cuban Inv aAers, Sc.

bALrisoRE, THURSDAY, Aug
The President Vas warmly received n HsrrrtS
Ferry, Chariesiown and Shannoniale Sprnss' At
the latter place a Committee OF ID from Wlachoetss
in,i,ci hin to VISIT there. lie accepted snd prp
ceeled - Winchester Yesterday.
The southern mail mas arrived. BY Il We team
that $50" FilllbuslerS" have lc., Mobile TOT Cuba
The spanish Consul At New Orleans sea- ehs
S'etmeT CINCINNATI 10 Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
Democratic Nominations In Baltimore.

BALrfNNRE, ThusNIa>, Aug'iN y
The Denocrsiic Convention to-algni nomins.sS
judge l., grand tor she Cour OF Appeals, AM wa
ham l.. Narshall fos the Superior Co0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

CouRr OF CoMmoy PLHaS.-o Pc ciai
Term Before Judge ingram I'M -j''" Mt ny
Flfsor Rs,~r Ra,lroad - -PlaihtlI. If'iSl ND
counsel Mr J. Mulvey. brings ''n' q 'niTr' NH1 *
5000 for injury arising from beng forc'of pi,h7'
off ore Il the cars while It was al III! speed oy
COZ ducior fthe Company. WHEREBY h' lgh' leg "''
broken aud subsequently amputa'et II WAS the c''m
plant alleges. IN Sept. 1850 plaintiff having takrn
The caf> 10 be carried 10 tue corner o. ihr'ie'n-
street md Ten;a-avenue, and paid or offered tn pay
nc sb,fi,rr fa-e Motion l. made The par Of the
Co,nnan, through is counsel, M Geo Butler, That
r,n,utlf amend his complaint. Motion granted -
lar - 10 require the pan,ln 10 state where the &C.
fer dart agreed 10 carry plaintiff from rni il What
Comfy the injury was committed. COSts - ABIDE
the event
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-06
Chancery Notice.

Henry ST. John, resident of the State OF ILL,
nos, will take notice, that Western T. Sinclair and
John w. Okey, on the 18th day OF June, 1881, filed
in the office Of the Clerk Of the court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Monroe, IN the
State of Ohio, their bill i'll Chancery against him
and Hudson St. John and William d. Patton;
that by said bill they seek to set aside an assign.
ment made by said Henry and Hudson to said Pat.
ton Of the debts due and ewing to them for Black
smithing. and to have said outstanding debts col
ected and the proceeds applied pro rata to the pay
ment of the several claims against said Henry and
Hudson at the time of their dissolution OF part
nership in March last; and that unless he appear
and plead, answer or demur to said bill according
to law, the same will be taken as confessed, and
a decree rendered against him accordingly.
By SINCLAIR & OKEY,
Sos. for Complts.
Attest: WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
June Is, 1851.