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3 Legal Intelligencer [1] (1846)

handle is hein.journals/alm3 and id is 1 raw text is: THE PHILADELPHIA lr. gal3IntEitgNUer. Vol. 8. PHILADELPHIA, WVEDNESDAY, JANUARY T. 1846. No. 1. H. E. WALLACE, Pubi'hers J. J. ROBBINS, P Ofie No. 177 Race street above Fiflth. TERMS-Tue PHILADELPHIA LEGAL INTELLI- GENCER is published every WEDNESDAY morning at Two Dollars per annum. BOARD OF EXAMINERS For December Term, 1845, and Janua- arty Term 1846. 0. F. Johnson, Chairman, H. Mcllvaine, Win. B. Heiskel, Geo. L. Ashmead, J. Murray Rush, J. W. Wallace, J. Y. Clark Hare, R. McMurtrie, David Webster, Secretary. The Board of Examiners have adopted the following resolution : The Board shall hold a stated meeting on the First Tuesday in every month, at 4 o'clock, P.M. at the Law Library Room; and each candidate, after having given three days' notice to each of the members of the said Board, of his intended application, with his name and the name of the member of the Bar with whom he has studied, and having also left with the Secretary the cer tificates requisite for admiesin at the time of such notice given as aforesaid, shall present hirr.- self for examination at such stated meeting. IN THE DISTRICT COURT, City and County of Philadelphia, June 25, 1844 IT is ORDERED, That no action shall be had 1) the Board of Examiners on any application to admission to the bar of this Court, unless notin shall have been given of such application by pub lication in the LEGAL INTELLIGENCER for four weeks immediately preceding the action of the Board thereon. This rule to go into effect from and after the first Tuesday of September, 1844. Attest-FRANCIS E. BRADY, Pro. Prothon RULES OF COURT. DISTRICT COURT. For the City and County of Philadelphia. Arrangement of business for December Term, 1845. The term will commence on the 1st day of December,1845, with Motions and Arguments, which will continue four weeks, and terminate on the 27th day of December, 1845. The ensu- ing nine weeks are fixed for Jury Trials. First period, three weeks from December 29th 1845, to January 17th, 1846, inclusive. Second period, three weeks from January 19th 1846, to February 7th, 3846, inclusive. Third period, three weeks from February 9th 1846, to February 28th 1846, inclusive. Ordered by the Court:-And now, September 18, 1843; It shall be the duty of the Prothonota- ry, at least thirty days before the commence- ment of any period appropriated to the trial of causes by jury, to make ousta complete list of all causes entitled to be placed on the trial list for uch period: and none of the causes on such list shall be continued to another term unless at the joint request of thd Counsel, signified by writing filed with the Prothonotary at least three weeks before the commencement of such period. EDWARD C. DALE, dec 17 Prothonotary. Rules for Regulating the Appointments of Auditors. 1. Ordered that whenever the proceeds of any sale by the Sheriff shall be paid into Court, it shall be the duty of the Prothonotary forthwith to cause public notice to be given by eight inser- tions in two public newspapers, four in each on alternate days, and once likewise in the Legal Intelligencer, requiring all persons interested in the said proceeds to meet at a certain time and place to be therein mentioned, then and there to present their claims to the Prothonota- ry of the Court and choose an Auditor to adjust the same, and appropriate the said proceeds ac- cording to law, or be debarred thereafter from all claims upon the same. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS For the City and County of Philadelphia. Arrangement of business for December Term, 1845, commencing Monday, December 1, 1845. From the tst to 6th of December, 1845, inclu- sive, for Rules for New Trials. The 8thofDecember,1845,for Certiorasicases. From the 9th to 13th December, 1845, for Com- mon Pleas, Argument and Miscellaneous list. Jury Trials.-From the 1.5th December, 184.5, to the 6th of February 1846, for Jury Trials. First two weeks for Special issue List. The remainder to Appeal eases. From the 26th to 30th January, 1846, for Ex- ceptions to Auditors' Reports on Assignees' and Trustees' Accounts. February 2d and 33, 1846, for Road Cases. February 4th, 1846, for Insolvent Cases. From the 5th to 13th of February, 1846, for Argument in Equity. From the 16th of February, 1846, to end of Term, for Orphans' Court Arguments. For the City and County of Philadelphia, De- cember 2. 1843. IT 15 ORDERED, That in place of the advertise- ment now required by the existing Rules of this Court, to be given in cases where proceeds of Sheriff's sales, or the accounts of trustees, as- signees, &c., shall be referred to an Auditor for adjustment or distribution, advertisement be made twice successively in the LEGAL INTELLI- GENCER, published in Philadelphia, and also every other day five times in one daily newspaper in said city. Attest-R. PALMER, Pro. Court Com. Pleas. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT For the City znd County of Philadelphia, De. comber2, 1843. IT Is ORDERED, That in all cases where an Auditor shall be appointed by the Court to settle and adjust accounts, &c., that advertisement be made twice successively in the LEGAL INTELLI- GENCER, published in Philadelphia, and alsoevery other day five times in one daily paper in said. city. Attest-JACOB LEWIS, Clerk Orphans' Court. TO ALL OREDITOK , LEGATEES AMD OTHER PERSO1'ISINTURESTED. N TICE IS HEREBY GWEN, that the follow- ing named persons did, on the dates affixed to their names, file the accounts of their administration to the estates ofthose persons deceased, and Guar- dians' and Trustees' accounts, &c., whose names are undermentioned, in the Office ofthe Register for the Probate of Wills, and granting Letters of Ad- ministration, in and for the City and County of Phi- ladelphia, and that the same will be presented to the Orphans' Court of the said City and County, for confirmation and allowance, on the THIRD FRI- DAY IN JANUARY next, at ten o'clock in the morning, at the County Court House, in said City. 1845. Nov. 19. John Rommel and John U. Kuemerlen, guardians of SHEERER, (minors.) 20. Silas Roads and Jonathan Clayton, ad. ministrators of JOHN ROADS, de- ceased. 21. David, Samuel and John Moss, adminis- trators c. t. a. of BENJ. PHILLIPS, de- ceased. 22. Thomas Latimer, administrator c. t. a. of CATHARINE CRAWFORD, deceased. 22. Charles Chauncey and Philip Physick, ex- ecutors of Dr. PHILIP S. PHYSICK,de- ceased-(3d account.) 22. Julia Ani Bell, administratrix of JOHN BELL, deceased 25. Charles Chauncey, Win. Davidson, Saml. Grant, Jno. M. Atwood and Jose h H. Dulles, executors of PAlTL BEC , Jr., deceased. 25. Peter F. Causey, administrator of JUS- TUS LOWREY, deceased. 25. Jefferson Lewis, guardian of LEWIS, (minors.) 27. Charles Weyll and Catharine his wife, (late Catharine Krail) administrators of JOHN KRAIL, deceased. Dec. 1. Edward E. Law, executor of JOSEP1 REYNOLDS, deceased. 2. George W. Sargent, executor of MARY SARGENT, deceased. .2. E. W. Keyser and Charles Fox, adminis- trators of MICHAEL FOX, deceased. 3. Jos. G. Nancrede, executor of JOHN McGEEHAN, deceased-(3d account.) 4. James P. Costello, executor of JOHN COSTELLO, deceased. 5. Phili Wardell, administrator of MARY SMITH. deceased. 5. Samuel W. Bacon, administrator of ELI- ZABETH BACON, deceased. 6. Juliana Maley, administratrix of JOHN MALEY, deceased. 6. William Yardley, executor of PETER ADAMS, deceased. 8. John L. Fraley, executor of CATHA- RINE PRENTICE, deceased. 9. Isaac Mason, administrator of CATHA- RINE CHARLETON, deceased. 9. Frederick Brown and Isaac Collins, exec- utors of NATHAN DUNN, deceased- (1st account.) 10. David S. Todd, administrator of CHARLES PERRET, deceased. 10. John Leibert, executor of BENJAMIN SHARPNACK, deceased-(4th account.) 10. John Leibert, administrator of MARIA BOGAN, deceased-(2d account.) 11. John C. Allen, surviving executor ofJO- SEPH ALLEN, deceased. 12. Thos. C. Rockhill, Jr., administrator d. b. n. of JAMES GREENLEAF, deceased, 15. John Diehl, executor of ROBERT DAV- ENPORT, deceased. 15. John Conyers, administratorofWALTER CONYERS, deceased. 15. Susan P. Eagle, administratrix of JOHN ENGLE, deceased. dec, 17.wdt. JOHN WEAVER, Register..

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