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Nineteen Likely Negroes,

one a good Blacksmith; Corn, Fodder Oats,
Wheat, Shucks, Seed and Picked Cotton. Iiors-
es. Mules, Cattle Sheep. Hogs, Plantation and
Blacksmith Tools, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, Carriage, Buggy and Harness. Road
Wagon and Harness, Railroad Stock, &C., with
many other articles not necessary to mention.
Terms made known On day of Sale.
ELIZA MATTISON, Executrix.
u. J. MATTI5ON, Executor.
Nov. 6, 1854 80 St
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Executors Sale.

DY Order obtained from the Court of Ordi-
ID nary of Abbeville District. will on the
29th inst, at-the residence of Vincent Griffin,
deceused. near Whitehall, sell FOUR LIKELY
YOUNG, NEGROES. Also, seven Shares of
Stock in the Greenville & Columbia Railroad,
being the property of John Mcneil, deceased.
Terms s-12 months credit with interest from
date. IT,
ALEX ss9cEEfLL, Ex'n
Nov. Q, 1854 50 Ct
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American Artists Union.

The AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would respect
fully announce to the citizens of the United
States md the Canatlus that for the PURPOSE OF
cu'tivating taste for the fine arts throughout
the country. and With tho view of enabling
EngfnvingS, r'0'''A - s'''efy Oh
BY THE .>-IsTs OF THE AGl.
They have determined, in order to create an cx-
ten:;ive sale for their Engravings, and thus not
only give employment to large number of nr-
lists and others, but inspire among our county
men IL taste for works of art, to present to the
purchasers of their engravngs when $50, 900 OF
them sold,
100000 GIFTS, of tho actual cost Of Sl5O,OOO
Each purchaser of Que Dollar Engraving.
therefore, receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money, hut also ticket which entities
him to one Of the Gifts when they nre distributed
For Five Dollars. highly finished Engra-
wing, beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE
GIFT TICKETS, will be sent; or FIVE DOL
L'n's worth Of splendid Engraviugs can be Sc
lccted from the Catalogue.
A copy of the Catalogue, together with spe-
ciinen of one Of the Engravings, can be seen at
the office Of this paper.
For each Dollar sent, Engraving actually
worth that sum. and Gift Ticket, will irn,nc-
diatcly be forwarded.
AGENTS:
The Committee. believing thnt the succcss of
rially promoted hsshe energy and enterprise Of
intelligent and ISerseve'img Agents, have re.
solved to treat wftsi such on the most liberal
terms.
Ar ,,.sscs-, ,wiShing to become an Agent bv
sendiinK tpost pas9O 81, WIZ REoErv. sY .sErun;,
OF Van. . One Gsnliar 44Htxra s.iue, a aC:Sssrr
TICKET" q Prospectus Csfalognt =
other necessary Information. ~N p"
On The final apampletion Of the sale, the Gifts
will be placed Ii the hands of COMMITTEES OF
the PURCHASERS 10 be DISTRIBUTED, due notice Of
Hhicb will be given throughout the United States
and the. CnHndgA
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Johnson Female University,

ANDERSON G.. IT, 5. 9.
FHNIIE Annual Examination of the higher
II Classes Of the Accidental Department,
and the Senior Class of the Collegiate Depart
mont will take place Mond,y and Tuesday
the 18th and lItI of November.
On Wednesday, the 18th, the Commencement
Exercises will take place. consisting of Compo-
sitions by the Senior Class. mterspcrscd with
Music. and the Baccalaurcate and comforting of
Degrees.
Anderson, Oct 9th, 1854 27 81
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Still Better.

lEHE Subscribers will now sell goods at cost,
- on credit TO the first of January next whom
bills are made at any one time to the amount OF
ten dollars and upwnrd.
WILSON Il WILLIAMS
Abbavills @, II, s. c., Nov-le. 1854 3l-2t
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Administrators Sale.

II N pnrs,,ance of IN Order of the Ordinary OF
Ab6evillc District will be sold n, the late
i resideEre. Of john c. Murtln, decd, about.
smi!es West of AbbevilIe C. H., commencing
on MohdeS. the 9th Of November hest, oil tho
personal estate Of sad deceased, consisting Of
One Hundred and Forty-sik Nrg,ors, ~
mules mules, u P"r Of Horses and Csrringr, a splendid
tiorse and Buggy, about one Hundred head vi
Cattle, two yoke of Oxen and the stock OF
Hogs; nbou, at5 bales of Cottur, $500 bushels
OF Corn; large qhantity Of Fodder, Shuck.,
Oats and Cotton Seed, Household and Kitchen
furniture, plantation and Blacksmith Tools. five
Rbad Wagons and tnahy other ntticcs not emu
ftefated.
At the sarte time will be Rented ont for tbs
ensdhe year the plantation of said deceased:
Inc Sale Will be continued from day to day;
until The entire property ia disposed OF:
TERMS :-~All sums ttn1et ten dollars, cash:
, Tor all sans over ten dollars the purchaser Will
ne 1e1"r.i to g'ye bond hhd APPROVED setttrits,
are complied with.
b. Y. MARTIN.
Oct. H. 1854 VI dst
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
hdbcoiUe Di~kricf-M Eyuitv.

Hoteo'lH Di~frici-M Eguity.
Polly Ann Lindsay,
r& Bill for Partition
>. o. Lindsay, aud others.
t)1 Order Of the Court. will sell, OH Thurs
-, i, day alter s;c-day in December next mt Due
" cst Corner, III Ab!evilIe District thu. follow
ih@ lots or parcels Of lands situate within the
incorporate limits Of the village of Due West
viz '
!. one half of the store lot, now occupied bv
Lindsay N Hawthorn, opposite to IIaw.
!h"'hs it"'cl, containing one acre, more or
less, with the store house upon il, Of which
lot The said James Lindsay, dc"";.scd c,ync.!
onc-ha!f in his lifetime:
:. Ono lot known as the "Oid I:c0,lem. .;,
containing three acres, more or less. upou
which the old Female Academy was buiI,
s. One lot known as the "New Academy lot.
containing tw" acres, mere or less bounded
10y lands Of j. |. Bonner. ani others heirr
the lot whcrron now stands the new Female
Academy; and
i. lhn lot known as the printing office lot, con.
thialnS Two acres, more or less, upon which
stands The house now used US the printing
office Of the Telescope
Said lots are st,ld as part of the real estate of
which james Lindsay dir.I seized and poss.ss.d.
1EltMS-A credit Of twelve mouths from the
day OF si!c. with interest from the .lay Of sale.
Purchasers TO give bonds with good aud sutli-
cieht s"rctic', pay ul Gusts in cash. and also nay
for papers. ''
II. \. JONES, CLAD.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. 8, lSIl. (
Nov. IS. 1851 3! a.
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Come to Greenwood. AM,

Come to Greenwood, ALI!
DRCGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. CON.
Diectioncries Candies Nuts, Preserves pickIsd
Fruit and Meats, DC, &C. "''N
Superior Brandies and Wines.
for medical use; Porter, Lennon Syrun. Cor,l,l,
Lemons, Iced Lemonade dc. .tc., with Station.
cry and general assortment of Fancy ArticI,,
school Books, and on to the end of nh v,svi
ana valuable things can DO found ut tho 1ru,,
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Executors Sale.

N persnance of the Inst will Of William Mat.
tson, deceased, we will sell at the late resi-
dence of said decc c,sed on Tuesday, the 5th of
December next, and days following, the entire
estate of said deceased, Real and Personal con-
sisting Of Seven Tracts of Land, the most of
mi, Oh .alr,
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LEROY & ROSS.

Under Masonic Hall, Greenwood, S. c.,
who are constantly receiving nd,,t;o,s .. ,,
present stock. Their Drugs and Medicines ,ra
Pure and can be relied on, rs they are laid ;a
nhd compounded under the supcrvision ~ =
than the cheapest. " f"cnP'T
August 3, 1854 1s IL
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STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
dJbeviUe D;str;ct-In Ord;uorv

AJbeuille District-In Ordinary.
Samuel E. Pruitt, Applicant Us. John Miller
and wife Nancy, Esther Pruitt, Startling Bowen
and Mary his wife et.a. Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that James
Pruilt and Elizabeth his wife, Andrew Pruitt
and Isaac PruItt, Defendants in the case, reside
without the limits Of this State 1t is therefore
Ordered, That they do appear and object to the
division 'r Sale of the real Estate of Samuel
next A. d. 1855, or their consent will be on.
tered ofsecord.
Oct2d, 1855 rs an.
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Land For Sale.

HN1IU Z OI 0dI6s
IN1E Subscriber offers for sale his Plantation
Il lying on or near Gcncrostee Creek, IL miles
south of Anderson &. II. 1t contains AIS acres,
200 of which is in tho woods. the rest in a good
state of cultvation-some 90 acres of bottom
land. Any person wishing to puchase can re-
ceivc any information. by applying to me OIL the
premises. On the place is good dweling house
and all necessary out buildings, good gin house
and screw. Terms made to suit purchasers,
Address Evergreen, S. C.
L. A. - +.
Sept H. 1874 90 .
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=, 1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jasper J.
Norris, the Defendant resides beyond the limits
of state; OH motion of ID. +. Jones, Solicitor
for Petitioner ordered that said Defendant do
appear and plead answer or lcm,Ir to said Peti
ton, within three mouths from the publication
against him.
II. A. JONES. c.s.A.p..
commissioners Office, August %, 1854
Sept. :, 1854 81 Ain
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
hode0itte District-In Eguitu.
Mary j.. Connor, !


Mary L. ,s: c'""0'' Ri, ,,, p,.,,,,o,, .,
james o. Connor, ct al. Lands. VI
virtue of an order of the Court of Eou;tv.
i1 l Will proceed to sell ut AbbevIIe Court
"i, n,"IS'' on Sale Day in December next, on a
rr'". o, one year from the day of Sale, tn. fol-
,ow'hs tracts of Land, at the Real Estate of
'",hrS ~; t"nnor, deceased, viz:
ISL IkACT.--Siiuatc OH Bold Branch w,,crs
ol long Cane Creek, containing One Iiundrcd
,c ac'. 1"f,y acres more or less bounded by lands
o. vary Bently, George Bauer, Alex. +. Rob
,''S".' f being the tract on which the snd james
%. Connor died. '""''
"a. IKACT--Situate OH same stream, con.
''',,'g ~ ~, So acres, more lSs bounded by lands
VI VI thomas l.. Dowton, William Hunter mud
Mary b"ntiy. being the Tract the said james @
o''h"r purchased from James McCalistcr dc.
ceased. ''e'' ue-
IEkMS:-lsond and surety with mortoope Of
'hc premises to secure the purchase money:
CO. c"s's TO he paid in cash. nnd purchaser to paw
c II. A. JONES, c.E.A.p.
Nov. p, 1851.
Nov. 8, 1851 On ~,
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Notice

Z. Notice s.s, ..ss
hereby given that application win be mad
Hyethe LegislsturS ~ its r,oxt session,. for An
;aoti fporating llls Presbyterian Church in5
cfs Ab6evillss = - !, !. q. \. ~, X =
1fSlaeS4 70 sm
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Notice

Notice
rs hereby given THAT application will be made
to the Legislature at its next session, to ineor
Porate Liberty Meeting House. situnted In The
south w estern portion Of Abbevil1e District on
August lst, 1854. II
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Fresh SUPPLIES.
Apr. 8, 1854

Fresh Supplies.
ME Subscriber is now receiving additional
Il supplies of Groceries, which he is deter
mined to sell at the lowest possible price for cash.
liisa1ook consists In psrL Of tho following arti-
clcs:
i2tbhSAs: bSRss:: sugsr.different kinds.
10 bags 1,;-.s .: Mcassos and Syrup,
90 boxes Candles-AdamanuIp;;-r -ru,.vr----
Sperm,
Salt, Bagging, Rope and Twine,
Also
large assortment of Candies of every kind,
nnd of the best quality. Raisins, Fig,. Cur
rants and Citrcns &C.
He Is also prepared to buy cotton, and to those
trading with him, he will give liberal prices.
c. II. ALLEN.
September Z, 1854 2l If
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Bacon! Bacon!!
"i thousand lbs. superior Bacon-SiJcs,
Shoulders and ii:i;ia. for sale: cured bv
Is. M':'n oi Laureus :. {. Apply to
=. III. ALLEN
August "a, 1884 10 If
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For Sale,

4 splendid TWO-IIORSE WAGON, with Iron
IL ANels, neatly finished, just from the shop,
and has never been used Apply at this office.
Oct 26 1854 90 tf
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Fall and Winter Goods.
VJTE are now re :eiving general Stock of Fall
wv Gnd Winter Goods, Ladies' Drcss Goods
~ viz Silks, Cashmeres Persian Cloths, De.
lamcs, Alpacas, Prints, Giaghams &c, &c.
For Gentlemen and BOYS we have Cloths, Cns-
imere Satinrtts, Tweeds. Rock Island Casimcre es
and every thing in that line.
ALSO,
Flanncls, all sorts, Blankets kcrscys, Plains,
lnscys.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
Bagging. Rope, Twinc Iron. Steel, Nails, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Rice. Salt, DC, &c. All Of which
will he sold mt the lowest prices.
We viii also give full prices for all country
produce
saBAILEY CALHOUN.
Greenwood. Oct ), 1854 2G Ct
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Notice

Notice asasx
TShereby given that application will 81 made
L to the next Legislature for power TO continue
tho Public Road from BIask's Mills to intersect
the public road near Fairs Bridge on Little Riv.
er.
August 81, 1854. 10 3m
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Marble Cutting.

OPPOSITE HARRIsoN's HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. c.
TINE Subscribers have on hand a large assort-
Il mcnt of Italian and American MARBLE.
Monuments and Tomb Stones of tho latest and
most approved styles. of the best workmanship
and as cheap MS the same kind Of material and
quality of workmanship can be laid down in Co.
lumbia from any other place. Orders from the
country punctnally attended to.
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Tnos: ahAMAgls;i ls;iu,
Choice Old Brandy and Wines.

w now have in Store some very superior
" old Brandy. which hns been selected H.
ourselves for Medicinal purposes. IT'S are ana
m,ldnsss mn will be Of great consequence to inv..
lids who are ncccssitated TO Use It.
ALSO,
a a variety of Select Wines, consisting of OH
~ Made'ra, m Old Port Wine, Pale Sherry, and pun
o,nret inc OF our own importationsall Of which
we warrant genuine, and of the very hcst nmoI
ity. For sale by os'' 4"a'-
BOATWRIGIIT & bARKUIOO.
July 27, 1854 rs
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Notice.

Notice.
NOW offer for sale my House and Lot in the
IL town of AhbeviIlt. known a. the Courtwright
house. privately until sale day next. If not sold
by that time will then cell to the highest bidder,
ON credit Of twelve months. with interest from
date, with note aud good security.
Nov. l6. la24--a JOHN A. WEIR.
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Found.

~ Found,
n the co6nting room of Mc5sre. Wilson & viii
L liams, tho inside case Of watch, which can
be had at tho Banner Office on demand, by pay
ing Tor this advertisement.
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{ J. Graves,
Arckiteet d Civil Engineer, Colun.5ia. s. G.
lnFFiCE and lresidencs on BuH-s.reet, be
iA!y.tweep Blandipg and Lanrel-stre !.
5 may 10 1y S
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
r will sell on the first Monday in November
next, at Abbcville Court House, (if not pre-
l. viously disposed Of n portion of the PantA-
tion of the late David Lesy, situated on Cal
houn's Creek. two aud half miles north est
of the village, and containing five hundred acres,
more or less. l will also sell on the same day,
lot of likely Negroes, horses &c.
JOHN w. LESLY, Executor.
Sept. %, 1854 "a IF
CT Independent Press copy.
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Notice

Notice, =,
hereby given that application will be made
- to the Legislature of South Carolina at its
next session for charter OF incorporation of
Lebanon Church. in AbbeyiIfe District.
August 81, 1854 90 8m
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Public Notice

hereby given that application will be made
u to the Legislature at it's next session for an
amendment and renewal Of the act Incorporating
the village Of Lowdesville.
August q, 1854. 10 3m
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Notice

Notice 49, s::
rs hereby given that application win Iessosd,
L to the next Legislature for an sct, TO iacoyno.
rate tho providence Church in the village 81
Lowndesville. 49,. ss3j .s3s
August 3, 1854 l6 afs f
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Fails 6 Kinnrd

DEALERS In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods 4 nd
~ Csrpstjng. Of every description, a. ti,sir new
store, Msiu.slrest, Columbia. ~ 81
may 10 "A Yvsy
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Mr. wISrsop JoHssos patriot Of the revolution died
recently in Porter. Niagara county, aged o. years
Mr. Johnson Was born In the town OF Hanover N j At
this sgs OF sixteen he called into the army and after
serving for six months In the militia enstsa ia the
regular army for the war. He was with the army q.
Valley Forge and used to relate that dursg that period OF
suffering he frequently had his hair frozen the ground
while sslep he WAS one OF the guard ct the
OF Major Andre was an actor In tho battles Of Brandy
VIII Short Hills and many oshsrs and last at the sur
rnd.r Of Lord Cnwallis. His discharge was aligned by
Cos. Arlington and regarded precious treasure
by him After the close Of the be resided for several
at the psernal home, whence he rem owed to Yer
mont where be lived nssr hall century and sftsrwArd
went With his son 20 Western Nsw York. where At the
close Of long life spent with honor TO himself And conn
try, he has fallen sslssp.
Mr. GroRGR snITH died recently In Beverly Mass sgsd
81 ears The dscessed was OF the Dsrtmo priso
ners During the war OF 1872 be was taken from on
board The brig evant, Capt HAskei Of salem By the
British naval gun brig Forrsstsr Commands K.anedy
seat TO kss'su, N. p, and remained till August Lsft
there in the frisats Surprise Sr Thomas Coo nran com
D,ndsr ioI the Chsss pssAs was prisoser In the nss
during the auasks on WaahiDgton BAlimoes; ssnt
thence TO HALIFAX; and fro. there Plymouth Engiaod
and henes 70 pArenoos, m Osesubs Ivhsss he rsmsd
unai Jolly 1915 when he l In the cartel ship navy Of
LAth, kSea0~ nssss, ~ axrvsa ~ npssa n Angusa
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30 rrchsrge any more the pier. For time those
DO I'd the vessel stopped dshsrgpg 10 the sfternooo
Of the day, however they rsoommsnced ~hsn rhs
do kAser spprehene ing DANGER orcercd the to Stop
On ih- OF Saturday the 26h OF June the'
tpued TO dischsrgs the iron the pisr TO shout
o'clock WHEN SO tons OF having been PLACID ON the
pie the pier from the weight OF The iron upon 1t
down the oo precipitstsd into ths wstsr scd
good portion Oft about 1rty TONS lost The cap
tain In BIZ Deposition says that on Saturday they osn
uuee to oihsbarge unit the pier ell rae csptAo Vas
ed OF the dagger but per istsd IN overlooking the
pier, by ~hch tho pier br ka. The pier safe and
proper for ,rt,in quantity OF iron nut not safe and
proper for hume red and fy toes placed In tue
manner thst this iron VAS placed For the quantity
placed the pier Ia the In wkich 10 PLACED
va not sae apo therefore not place or this this
captain notified before the dspser IN been eucorn
tered TIE carrier therefore has not safely landed the
or In prop-t and .sfe pEcs and In prop-- and safe
to NE quantity that discharged He has not
uoeter done that which Is equivalent to rsons de-
hvery OF The iron 10 the agnee for to Go that IL
cessry that ne should have landed . proper plAoe,
place proper Tor too amount that waslAndsd BY his not
uopyhs Ni,h the stipulation contained In the bill OF
adg to safely discharge iron IA proper place tbs
oHr has happonsd and ne must be for the
damage which has bsen occAsioned II "a how
by the that the claim for ths asms~s
IL not sucn clam bs eniorcsd In C,nrt of IA.
mrsty thar the cause OF action, any exists had its
origin the land that the damage occurred by An aat
done the land nd not the water The claim which
the beAps make IL for images for tho nv To
respondent OF maritime contract entered by him to
safely cArrys the iron from Belfast New YORK ard
there safely d. liver TO the belInts And ground
of complaint Is that 1t WAS not safely delivered After
decision in the Of Grafton above referred to- IL
ia not necessary 70 sell this point That was
libel in filed in the District Court, aud upon bin
o. adns for the carrying Of quantity Of hemp from
the libsllants After the b. nap scRarged
wharf, and not before, portion OF it damaged By
rain, and for that damAge recovery was had The de-
Of the Court therefore H. that khe beans
the amount Of the ocoasoned to the iron -
the breaking Of the pier and that 1t b. ref rrea to
missioner to and report What that damage r.
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u. 8. Circuit Court.
Besore Hon Judge Beta,
TIE METHODIST ri

TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CASE.
FEB 2Tne court tered order for the pAyment a
tn aum of ,0bl deferred eividends TO William A.
Smith, AMI hers within thirty days. out OF the pri.s
pal fund Of SO coo.
The NeV kasiand Car Spring Company Defsmdams ods
Horace Day Complainant In this case the oou-
plAiLsnt FLED bill setting ont that letters patent were
granted to Chafee on ths a1t Of August 1888, AID
st Of July 1853 Edwin NJ ChAf-s assgasd his patent
10 complainant, and that tbs defendAn using the
tsm1 In violst ton Of his rights No mention IL made
h- bill o. the fact, Viii ,h sord that anterior 10
the atse pment BY Chafec TO complainant he (ChaKss)
conveyed his patent to william Judsoo and that Mr.,
land Car Spring Company TO It. and fact IL ret mp
in the dill pretending TO avoid NAt Conveyance, any
such MADE On the return Of the NOTICE OF motion
for Injunction the defendants produsea the convey
70 Judson trustee If and for the benefit OF Chsrss
Goodyear dated Septen bsr 1850 Judsons licenss 10
thsm dated November 81. 1851 and tho az esm, Of
ChAfiet with Charles Goodyear, anterior 70 ths Appea
ton for extension By which Chee agreed to convey the
patent when extended to Goodyear. The complAinAue
then prepared and offered In court sndavits ~nioh 3D.
which attacked that conveyance BY way Of Avodsses
hr by showing that Ju isoo prooutei the conveyARo
by undue cans iecoodly that has since bsen ortst.
ed b. the failure OF Judson to comply with Its tor
sfdAvits because they not su oplsory port
ing proofs" under the ruls They are not "prooan a
all, but statements Of which has pot
been ALE sed,' and which, there ere. cannot -
proved they support no allegation Of the BILL they
op<n case which defendants have had notice Of sud
folio therefore that II the defendants rights 10 -
determined BY the f,rce Of these an iavlts they
liable TO be epjoned BY this court without hearing.
when they stand ready TO disprove every allegation
tanned in these afdAvi Tho defent ants then offered
several aadavis Argument had, and the court