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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from the Sandwich Islands to Jan. 2
T PoyrCsan gives the following summary Of the week
wws:
Then there is the weather breaking up and clearing of
nSy after long spell Of rainy, southery end sckiy
mnis Colds coughs and catarhs thouh still plenty IN
he market, evidently the decline ana nhysc is
becoming drug. The buildings of which we spoke q
s time ago are in rapid progress Of Of erection and the
nua St, by Mr.. C. w. Vincent is-a sumner. The
ahrcel r0re Is sl Kept up by the admired playing Of
M and Mr. Waller The steamer is plying to and fro
binet have last given the public hint Of what they
sS going 10 propose in regard to the reef beyond the
Tie Board Of Health had no report TO make for the
|sssx ending Jan. al Of small pox having
occurred.
Fkewood is becoming scarce in Honolulu
espondent East Maui writes; 81 am happy to
srt the Of things this part Of the island as pros
|peops There have been from six to ten cases Of small
,sx h Hsmakns and three deaths No new cases during
0o INST six weeks We now report freedom from me
3mah pox If no new should be introduced from
lsAsosa There has been case in Koolan, none IN
4 Juosssula. and but one or two in Wauku
"A word in respect to agricultural prospects az Maka
see end vicinity The weather has been quite favorable
AD acng for blowing and much has been plowed Cattle
horses still busy employed and we have three
Jnouihs remaining in which wheat can be sown there
eB strong prob ability that much will be put in esps
tnny a. there Is no lack OF seed
fukTBKR ELECTION RETURSs.-From Hawaii We learn
a4 n the District of North Kona A. G. Thurston Esq
-
Inttssi South Kons Pspauls The last twe' we hear
t99 contested.
II Jrm Kauai District of Hanalei s. p. Kaama; Dis
fte Puma J. +. B. Marshall; District of kooa j. w IL.
Anvahi; District Of Waimea, Wans.
- Waialus. ths island the election has been de-
- Illegal. there having been many votes pcled
- here are voters in the District new election has
,eaerdered, as we are informed by the Inspectors.
WHfER WEA1HfR.-We had several DAYS of winter
assr during the past week, and the thermometer has
eey been down to Ca degree ct cold which attracted
?osery atoms Of every body, and elected much
ss 10 deg below would have called forth in cold
Hnafes This temperature has been highly enjoyed by
people. and no cases Of freezing to death have yet
40 our knowledge. Polynesisn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
SUPERIOR C0uRT-SFscfAL Tgsa-Besore Judge DUEs
DkCIsiOys on POINTS OF PRACTICE
Gxsa Aethsus

70 Matthews
Motion on the part Of the defendant to compel the plain
tit Nonresident 10 security for costs Held tns -hen ea
snes srreor.b delayed The Es1ls h rest. 10 ne 'sssd
long bad besn several times noticed Tor il. " zoe as
pdsLt hEse h. motion "a. t.nsd Iss s , s,os
,is',rusa ~ 3 "a to '' '"''' u '-e '''' '-'
Moi.n on the part send.ot compel s sor
rsy ~. 'os @
,td or she part defendant hs. me ecm2.n ~ nss
The cOu plant verified BY a. agent xho ..2''
Tat forth ir. Of hs o.s & & 1d 'S Sso9o '
to him and bui psr the pasf He'd .a.i ms ,
~ io e1t ~ S = 80 .oIIs, agent h.aI.
M q q. & :, Ss Sfa .,na., ~ .ssa. sSoa
nd 6eief Molten denied With coat, eat s'isns.m 80,
s.Idi l.. c. Rep So. s,s
yu the part Of the plaintiff tho 6,s section Of
the s.~,r Ths sOaPsa Wa sssn, Ias esenasa.
=, so s.S setn presented for s,nen and tia. had
s. Be s sa 1 sss a :ss 81. y. p
y,E 70 "a a'na 4nsens s ws and
tbs. toee q he e-sonor 81 ne s s.d esen I, ~
If proved ~O'ia ss no bs Z :se"y.i n0'h '"'
Hoou p1irs for Judgment the ground th,i the sns.sf
s' .sss S % ,S E. a.. s%S;: BY 1Tis he ss
AID that the psinf the asta ownsr sad
sr' & SoI a & Gns 70 The p.as fos Of he
ist fairly be construed deuia Of conc OF :~ pa;
1.s.rr.S and ssyered o The pl.ln By inpe.on
noder
ss therefore be eors.d denying transfer Of ne noe an
the complaint be neld 70 % es
uron il ses spsn the motion Mt be
Il y denied accordingly.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEei.L TEaN-Bsfore Jadss hoosIvh[r
csrsht' Vanderbilt 's,sa he A'ee'"' i''''
Plaintiff hes entered suit to recover two sums OF s'vOyS
ara So by the company on ae 70 o.
80 an By wheh ne wn 70 ~
srCe acres he Irhmus Of Jssr de Ncsaa ef one
,rsys tie mcnty and sert ous Of of hs osn u
.o 70 receive passage oney but that d h
defence denied and slsz1,e1s -l
net fall accounts and also OF htyes mai 1
chs which denied the case has been pat en ~
for trial dsfsrdsts they have obtained se
ugttus /. the suzver staowedss Of fses which ins'f
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
.VEW-,TERSEY ITEMS

EDrc,1rosAL-21e Ncrark Daily Mercury in an art
h mon tie Common Schools that State that H Is esti
usS tlat NewJersa7 Common Schools supported ~
srpus expenditure s272 ~ The whole number Of child
fn rrdsr tsuciion Teachers generally tphd
hence Lquaiea snd 10 startling fact that we pay qne
the suppot Of doss 40 we 10 Tor the
5nesp of cur cidrn appropriations for the msins
nance of educgora Institutions should Be increased and the gen
ersI ttern made more comphensiys thsn 10 We should
ye abreast OF Massachusetts and other New
sates r.he then l.g behind company with Virginia Flor
ida ard Arkansas"
Franklin Deveraux formerly assistant editor OF The
B,n Pioneer been appointed agent Of the State Ten Pc
renee society)
The Court of Errors and Appeals meets at Trenton, to
nsrTow, (TUssdsyJ
The mother Of the RI. Rev Bishop Doane is lying dan.
A. srously sick Burlington.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
IAdveIti,, NJ !
NEW NUsIC.-"The Poor


BY Ellis A. Cooh music ly John Fraser Eq This charming
ballad viii pride found sh well satin
and that love BY she fair med OF woh til gold
sc AnEe Whispers Soprano by Mrs
GDighGm Po,wick, wores 5 Peters Music Angus, Cookie
Price y ctr.s
published by Horace Waters No % Boiway Dealers ~ish
prtchss music puhshed che United States mike
continued supplies Of new issues viii ind greatly
their 'a forward their Music By
u.lil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
fAdxertts.,nsxt I

PnRESoLoGY. Written descriptions of character
sIe becouns day ard in demand such an u
lent indeed hs obliged employ Photographs Report
ers for this This method en,blss ipar perma.
nent FORM to each person advice relative health hbs balance
ofterpesmen the caure of weak faculties training
&c much be done in any other
Thse mental portraits guides self culture appropriate o:cup.
ton, invaluable Exan sons daily sler
Clinton Hall. No. ISL Nsssaust
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
FIRES.
FIRE N sIkTEENTa ST.

FIRE IN SIh1EENIHSI.
At g. O'clock Saturday night fire discovered in
the third story of the building No 233 West Sixteenth
occupied by RichsId Moore crate and iron railing
nauufac,oIy. The oms extinsuisbed before much
damage occurred
The fire is supposed 70 have originated from defe'' N
one of The fues.
FIRE ~ PEARL:r
AT 9ocock Saturday night FIRE broke out in the building
No 1s7 Pea st. coiner Of Cedar ST. lover A)or occupied
by Henry Frost importer Of hats and umbrellas and upper
part by Il Caster lamp and japanned ware s;,r5
The FIRE originated in the Office OF r Caster the second
foor but how n what could not be asceraned
The frtmen confined the fire to the floor which it org
mated end succeeded in inguishng before much
age occurred Damage the amount of $4,000 $40 OOOc
wss su, tained by water and fire.
FIBE IN CITY HALLPLACE.
On Saturday morning, about o'clock, fire occurred in
tie cellar No &c City Hall place used by Degen Co a.
place of storage Damage about $50.
FIRE IN TwENTY-THIRD ST.
The morping fire occurred in the store corner
Twenty thTd st. and Avenue a. The flames we're exiiu
gushed before much damage occurred The fire was oc
cssored by defect in stove used on the premises
FIRE Is BROADWAY.
Tie alarm of fire for the Eighth District last evening
vss occasoned by the burning Of window curtain in h
third story Of the building No 299l Broadway Bat little
damage was done to the building.
yoRKvuLH.
Last evening large bulldog Yorkvile, occupio
for manufacturing purposes, was destroyed by fire
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
SATURDAY, March LIP. N.

SATURDAY, March LIP. N.
The Stock market this msrning was moderSsiy scavs'
and the tendency was still downward for the leading IAN
cis, Al the Second Board there rather better ise
;r1 ard small advance in some stocks from the lowest
mont Of the mining Erie closed ct cot The essm.e OF
March for his road was s47sooo and thus far the receipts
p,om,e 70 reach that amount Reading fell of 10 79i but
closed q, 60 Har IS Hudson River &C. sc. Camberland
eop,1 res to decline having touched got Ths decline
partly owing 10 rumon Of the very ssrious illness Of Mr.
Douglass the newly elected President Of the Company
Psler steady at The investment stocks we're rather
b.syy TIE amount Of railroad bohds sold was soooo X
about previous rstes In State and Government SOCKS
there was 10 movement
Mining aocks we're fleely bid for to-day, and gensra
prcss are firm The Lake Superior socks wers in dsnan'
in nearly every eass at advance was reported ai
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
fAdver. .isement.l

HAVE YOU SEEN THE OLD BREWERY Have
this of all moral drama BArnu Ml.eu
Have laughed over itS
onl Fave witnessed the sinking which the
eeller us of he Ladies Five Msn
that pCel Ovsr 10 children the rhs the
third week Of this popular production II played Tonight Ths
Neo.o Family ana other er.erln nents this s.ern
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
fAdyertlsement.I
Silks SILKS lie
,S Co No 3OIGrand.

SILKS! SILKS Heard, Clapp & Co, No 3Ol Grand
open hbou Monday morning 200 pieces
sprng silks courrng all latest snd fashionable styles
viz Psds Stripes BrOcsdes gsbe and plain
,od cpoTs black Broczde and p.n black de
hgh all of which hs been purchased the late-
viii be offered much less retail than
poftes prices They tie special ion their stock of Silks
Gs they in md 10 sell Ihel at very low prices .
No. 30l Grants
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

rre ST rhor. distance and 90, hl,chs whi;h va IN
uedist.iy taken away from him tie ,hsh prScaFsi "
stones staxeared back he vicinity Of tho prsr haS
ard us succeeded in throwing them through the wai'T'
Thsre aililg him. -,
After he threw the stones Rec came ont on ne s,as
walk with loaded gun. aimed il a, him. osefei H. ma
aimed Il se.in and fred wounding the drunken man
The Police arrested Rice and conducted him to ths
where complaint was made against hin by an ohcsr @
for fTisg gua ia the sirret. upon waieh ne VS. w
charged and immediately rtarRed 70 his porter NOUS
Persons in the vicinity who surprised to see nn -
soon rcturn information OF what had raasPSd an'
Rice was again arrested.
Man BApLY EJURzD ON THE Rku so,D.-A horse a,i
cart belonging to Mr Richard Adams residing in FOreh
st near Ninth took h Saulday morning and ran
on the Hudson River Railroad track before the animal coud
be scrped One Of the wheels became ensngled in the
rail ard before the cart could be removed locomotive,
with train Of cars attached. along and caught Mr.
Adams and knocked him down. A wheel passed over
one OF bis arms raeturng it badly. His other arm
crushed IN shocking manner from the hand TO the elbow
Ihe unfortunate man Immediately removed to his
denee by some of the railroad attaches who peocured
medical as distances After whs, possible to be done
for Mr.. Adams, he conveyed to the Ner.York Hos
pita Great sppreheEs0ns entertained his
recovery He has small family
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
Id " LNIELLIGENCE'
SUPERIOR COURT Before Jujse BoswoRrH
Lns.ar ste -nharat at klel ard Cromw.n

To recover damage amount laid at s2OOo for alleged
trceh oeontae md eviction Of sinta from boidns no. %
the Of Shich he kept eohngs and
sLg pert boarding house Ne said be hired and went
possession the In 1855 and In March Of S,l
with pt.nH 20 h for another NON the following
ay but th defendant ssd asemen let hs
om said let Of May ent tnlt
ssns 9th h,y armed with legs. poces founded on
the bae mIds BY dfsndint Inn. He gas with hs any
nd bis good, and furniture pu INTO hs street tc He
eau s2tC damages In dsfne denied nst defendant
,sreed the s another yesr tae cootray
sy could the snd plaintiff Knew In March,
Intended tbs prsnes hr Sanzsr ios ths
s.cc yea sealed verdict.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

RerOr..d for The ~ TnbsIs. by Fsyr rnos.s
r pasrf- fleos City r s., '6 ~; eAiee Whmiag'on
~ Is IT. si:se s,c L0s .. , q, ps. ls S's.
80! - rs Is 90 sss; sIooo Cam Am; e. 20 ei cse~
DO cash 81 sSto Lsnr I..d Rss 1si s1sce riss, ~
sn !. E.a cab 90 70 DO .. 70 di s..ss,i r. s
p r. So. n Penn r r, IS. %ii 7de, s. et a. VI ~
Beaver N.so. r g, kss III ils d. 10 40. ~ ~ 900
Al.,hsnl Cay q. g "a :oPssn r. ri .s L.h.s o.
TO sai ss5s 10 90 soi 10 sehuyisl Nav, SO 40 az
q 20 DO. DO, III IS sfsdins a. ~ 20 90 e. "a a. s 81
g Meryi. Csna b i6 lte DO lsj DO 81 ~ IA
r. e. o.; 81 Union Canal bi ~ ~ AnsnesA 'h'1''A'' W.
ioc 90 "a 1911; Commercial Y.nk ejt - Ella, ,oo
AZ, Bosrl- - Lshish 1s 10 s9 ~ srsg csss 70
DO IS Is so Lshsh Ase 81 se eh'ss Osns' D' Ae
R.R A..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
fAdvertisejnent.
- EApIN - This ,t-OpIa,
UNCLE TOMS

JUNGLE TOMS CABIN. This wonderful Drama, as
performed Purys he performed tonight for the
Two Iun6red cond time unhesrd the whole
The Tt Dsms Of fhe Dunkard" will be
O'clock For weeks
will be hu three afternoon given order
give for the ration OF Religions Drims good
Moral Drsua will be gwen every bBnday and Uncle
ems Cabin" I'VE Wednesday an Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

CHApCy or GRAND LiECENY.-A coored woman
rs1ed wier and her wm wer arrested on sta,
dsy York BY Ocer Gusehsd Of tho Fist Ward
stealing qaanty Of household goods silver spoon
&c valued the property Jsm Laws no in Cali
ona The property which had bsen stored house In Soah
secondt chsrse Of coored ~s touqd tho
house occpitd the the house Ia which the
rop,t,y a. stored accused pssties locked
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

FIRST DISTRICT cOuRT-Bef,re Judge osEsS
The City OF New-Nork sgt. Henry Msycrhots
To recover penalty of ESQ for using weights AMI scales
without being srhed The Court held ha, the duty ofds
udaut the sese OF Weights and
hs weights SC marked Judgment for plaintiff smoaas ofp
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
VILLLA.NSB URGH ITEMS

RorRrRY- Yesterday morore between 3 and o'clock,
Vn keepsr the Of frs and
Eob secord bad vsuabe gold watch stolen from his
while s.ltng In he blr-r0Oui ssieep
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

FoUND DEAD IN A BAsEMENr.-A woman giving her
name Ms,re Joues brought to tue Fourth District station
evening BY Officer Nolan who had found ber
drunk She h,d been there but short lime when she
sud ggsuiy discovered dead
the Of Deksbsv and Adelphs ST.
Dead Honse The CoIoner nOied
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The FUsEEAL OF ALDERMAN NORRIS The funeral of
the late Dr. Patrick Henry Morris took place yesterday from
the resdeuco Of his corner of Gold and wsersts His
remains which carried in magnificent hearse drawn
b. four back horses conveyed TO Greenwood Come
tery for nteiment The pro ession comprised orysx
rispes and seyenteen stages extending about haf mile
IN ,rg.h The City Hall bell and those Of the Station
Houses longthe lire toed the procession passed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13


In the matter Of the application OF Patrick Lesy foe
The eu.,ody Il child sboat ave f The
,rrle.ton ssed the nth Of January is tas eba ws
t.isn M ssh Harvey he hsfer Of m notsef from the cas-
tod, PNrck Thons dyland tse father OF me
M boz sied ia th et, Ja.O 1872 tast in S,yenSss 1854
Fzs fy Deserted said child and tao 0fnen
thres having then lso tns
company individual; thai James aud the other v
easeE within sdsI amer The. has esra % aes.1ss
r. tAe roiher ~ Sarsh Harvey 10 the Aims doase Soa
sferssId MI Aeloct tbe suYsnenesn o. the Aps v
Ps.k DAY reru 20 receive TIE en- Jay
undertakes rreds hs with good hone. DAY ses. oae Of
The children himself placed another IN the family OF one OF m "a
ce Jgrss ;he petpuer who PROMISED 20
adept AID provide fer h Lear states hat he married nav,
in 70 table sGd ehiss that be took the eai
With Tie .d1ptN his own sas 10
pioytse FIR ui that the child living with hn ~heu u va
sesfl, tassn by ssii Sarah Harvey sho uumrre1
yemen living service and without sappsr or pro-
vide for u.
Upcn th nta!en ~ hshsas allo sed d.
to said Sarah TO have the child brought before the Judge and
"a show ly she should not a. him Leary
nswerhe defendant ths she sTery ,aea possession
OF tie child the custody Of Leay fosni him
v ,he ret she1t e e charge q any aud iniins hin
sre tnd unprotected she took the charge OF hin She Ams
h.t eeD ds'sr by their moAer ana that asI scs
Gserion she took charge them aud plseed
HtUe She nice ths she without aud able provide
ad child ard tlat she much attscAei
end hss Tlaed the Half Orphan Asylum where she for
board where will be prop. taken Of and eaacatd
The eciOu ned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

hsr sfC-s ssfense The notion 3 sneni snsssrJ
wh ,,,u nserns ihs cts allesea Tbs uots,a -
osrssd Augment presented by eoapsi DeeSn ssssssi
sCoLDISG IN COURT.
betors 'es5-
vs Saptus this forenooa laly cassod s'd sss eei
SIZE tod b 10 the freat RON
hoss she made her h'sssh The ;rosd thrs
Of members OF The bar and oA-rs prssss-
quirrs Jude the Msfkoss earisl aooad sai mtfs
euise speeeb scong the Judge well eysrt pef,a nsvas
Of bo cemetery Tbs Ja4ss ssa % heF
he lss se .ad she wanted % kao sas
she said she mAa saeh hsnss
shosd b. she the ladies' usdend wi SPOKE
ofths Conue of Comn0n C0ane relation 10
Trir ty Church Ysrd AFTER sold dns awhile she retired
sJPREsE CoURT-srrciAL rERx Before Jadss cLssxs
DECISIONS.
G~orr. T. Clark sst Perry O. Gsreasr
Issue of fact awarded be tried in Albany County to
ye,rt,jn mental com pe teney Of defen6sat he
stephen Bian~y s<t Ea<ece Ls Gal
oon defendant B0uard executing an uadeftskn
Vim ees pay Of with eosn PAaua sasaa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

co'',d 10 h< Nautical Alnsnsc Arsoue tIs-e Known,
oL"s 'Lrt uHs tqusrng Of secoua,s with Old Pa,hsr
line end genera rcgu'siion If watches By this best
oi hs Planet pendulum. Their eager watching ~ Mars
boldly strobe mp The sky in pursuit Of Luna anil The exact
Ie WIN which they marked the ns.ar, that his rsi rays
were quenched in the chaste beams Of the wa,ery noon
we're study Tor Punch The celestial celebration
ron over but the mundane Observance Of the first fair
night Of the year kept up until after midnight, II
style worthy Of the spendor and rarity Of the occasion
Day AID night together the People breahed more pure air
than its lungs have known before for many months We
uAf that we may hope for many repet.ons of the perform
sDCe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

We usd.rstsnd that Yr Jas Rgvnoai the wei kno~a
1o" man ser0uy IL from parlyss sde o. h briy
haVrg beoome quite dead Nr. resides a, Csrn. Put
ran Co He Is the owner Of the Drssdwly Thes,er. of
ui'e or NOR traveirg menageres Sad other pro2srsy
amounting in all to ar imnlense fortune
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

THE sAIr-The 59h New York trade sale OF books
stereotype plates stationery and poper will be commenced
this morning by Bangs. Brother & Co The catalogue
makes nearly 800 pages embracing literary wares from
sbou 10 dealers The invoices of Ivson Co d. Apple
ton & Co. S Fr.ncs and BuInham Brothers marked
for to-dsy's sale
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
s.le, at th, stoet Exchanxs. .MAnr

10 Fulton Copper Co...... II
20 North Cseolins Copper so a
"A New-fork Central X. X. .losl
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
MoRGANToWN FLOUR MILL

who have been be pa aesasG M1
10 get their grinding done at kosets MN
aud all Others who are .1na o. YOU" .h.a no.
pre respectfully notified that Inc subscribe 70 sra \.
has taken the said MN i1r ,e'," W iea,s
at cush tent, aud thus has the exclusive
cllatge of the Mil. Las.
With the advantage Of snndry improve
nen,s made in the Mill, together win s'!'c
attention to business, and soll'dish JUS
right aud right side up, he expects to com
pe,e successfully with his brother MlIlers
and to give general satisfaction,
lie wishes it particularly understood b,
Farmers and Others, tina, all who bring goot
whpa, mar rely upon having good Hour.
~ The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMEe .: 'hAio'
October ~, 1858. II
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-04
At a Circui, Court held in and for Monongala
county, on the 18th day of September, 1854;
JOHN Dusenberry, ct al, Plaintiffs,

AT Circuit Court held in and for Monongalia
county, on the 18th day of September, 1854;
Joha. Daenberry, ct al, Plaintiffs,
Marshall Clark, ct al, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
Steenrod Dusenherry, by his Guardisn, dd.l,tsn,
r. L. Berkshire, files his answer, and William C..
George, and Henry Dusenherry, also file their
answers as Defendants, and this cause came on
this day to BE- heard upon the Bill, answers order
Of publication, the consent Of " lillian G. George,
and Henry Dusenberry, and exhibits, and on the
agreement under seal Of David Clark and Lydia
Ills wife, and the said Executor, and William F..
Clark, and the said Executor, and Of William G..
Dusenberry, George Dusenberry and Henry Du-
scnbcrry, Of the one part and the said executors
of the other, which said several agreements were
by consent Of parties considered as proven at the
Ba. Of the Court, aud upon the answer Of tho
Guardian, Gd.litem, of S.eenrod Dusenberry. and
wac argued BY counsel, on consideration where
OF the Court doth order, adjudge and decree that
| 4 Master Commissioner Of this Court do settle
the account oil John Dusenberry, Executor OF
Henry Dusenberry, Decd; that he ascertain what
is due to the Plaintiff, the said John Duscnberry,
BY reason Of the amount paid by him on account
OF tho claim mentioned in the Bill, and that Tor
this purpose he require and ascertain the value
Of the consideration paid by the said executor III
compromising the clam with William Chambers,
az mentioned in the Bill in this cause; that he
ascertain the value of each devise and Legacy in
the will of Henry Dusenbcrry, decd, mentioned,
and the proportional amount to DO contributed
BY each devisee and legatee and that the said
Commissioner have authority TO interrogate the
said John Dusenberry, Executor, US aforesaid, On
oath, touching all matters pertaining to this De.
cree but before taking SAID account, no shall
time and place Of taking the same by personal
service OF notice on those who are within the ju-
rlsdiction Of the Court, and by an order pabii-
cation properly executed on those defendants
who arc without its jurisdiction, and report his
proceedings to the Court in orderto further de-
cree in the cause. A copy,-'rcste,
G.S. RAY, Clerk.