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8 Legal Intelligencer 1 (1851)

handle is hein.journals/alm8 and id is 1 raw text is: VOL. VIII. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1851. In the Court of Common Pleas for the Countyu~~ 1015 f $A Utih5nU of Philadelphia. fo te outy In the District Cou Ct Philadelp nthia. -°------...- --------.- --............... In the matter of the estate of TRIMBLE AND _ _ _ __O O E One square of 10 lines, one insertion, g 50 JOHNSON. THOMAS OTIS LE ROY, Each succeeding insertion, 25 Jhereas On In the Orphans' Court for the County qf and DAVID SMITH, Co.. Vend. exp. Sep. Ehscceignsrin - .- 2Whra, John M, Whittall, assignee Philadelphia. partners, &c, temberTem One square 3 months, - - - 3 0 Tem of the estate aforesaid did, on the 31st 6 months, - - - 6 00 ( ' h' day of December, one thousand eight In the matter of the Estate of JOHN fREGORY, ts 1850, No. 412. 1 year, - - - 10 00 hundred and fifty, file in the office of deceased. GEORGE W. M'DONALD. All advertisements must be left at No. 66 the Prothonotary of the court of Common Pleas 'The auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court The auditor appointed to distribute the -fund South Sixth street, before three o'clock on for the county of Philadelphia, his final account of the County of Philadelphia, to audit, settle in court in the above case being the proceeds Thursday afternoon, or we cannot be responsi- as assignee of the said estate. and adjust the final account of John Sailor and of sale of the following described proaety, vize ble for their insertion. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the John Hassall, executors and guardians under aNo. 1. All that three story brick messuag estate, and all others interested in the sald estate the will of the decedent, will meet the parties in- Catharine ground, situate do the south side of In the Court of Common Pleasfor the City and that the Honorable Judges of the court of Com' terested at Stigman's Hotel, George street, above feet east of Broad street, in hundred and thitw County of Philadelphia. mon Pleas aforesaid, have appointed SATUR- Sixth street, in the City of Philadelphia, on feethias ontaning in the countyof siltea- In the matter of the Estate of PAUL JULIAN DAY, the first day of February, one thousand THURSDAY, January 9th, at four o'clock, P. M. sixtdelphia, xcontam ndin g front n Catharine street, BECK, deceased. eight hundred and fifty-one, at ten o'clock in the W. 0. KLINE, sfteexnet a xtedi ft rept, ninclueing Whereas, the Pennsylvania Com- forenoon, for the hearing of the same, and for Auditor. onethalf of a thirty inches wide alley, t dlef ai. s. pany for Insurance on Lives and Grant- showing cause why the said account ought not d. 27, 2t. on o a thirty fes wide ley, to be left ing Annuities did, on the Sixth da to be allowed, and in default thereof, the same open on said thirty feet wide street, to the depth of Novemllowed,, on d eieh ndredtwilerei EsxTA or THEOPHILUS HARRIS, pec'n of forty-five feet from the north side thereof) to of November, one thousand eight yhundred will be confithedHnrbeKig.rs Th erindapitebyteOpns be used in common with the owners and occu- and fifty, file in the office of the Prothonotary of Witness, the Honorable Edward King, Presi- undersigned, apoite by the Orphans, the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, their dent of our said court of Pniladelphia, the 31st Court of the county of Philadelphia, to audit piers of the house bounding on the eart thereof, account as Trustees,with a deposit made by E day of December; 1850. settle, and adjust the Account of Sarah Harrisu bject to a redeemable ground rent of sixty Lewis, Esq andstwih deposit wadte bnt G E CExecutrix of the will of said deceased, and to ur dollars per year. Lewis, Esq., and which deposite was the nett GEORGE CARPENTER, or itiuino h aac nhrhns No. 2. Also all that three storybrcmc- moiety of said Paul Julien Beck's share of the jan 3, 4t Prothonotary. report distribution of the balance in her hands, ry biick mes. proceeds of certPainruliel Bestate sold f the In t will meet the parties interested therein for that suage and lot of ground, situate on the south proceeds of certain real estate sold by the In the Circuit Court of the United States, in purpose, at his Office, No. 72 South 6th Street side of Catharine street, one hundred and forty. Sheriff, under proceedings in partition, in the and for the Eastern District of Pennsyl- Philadelphia, on MONDAY, January 6th, 1851, eight feet east of Broad stireet, in the county of case of Goddard vs Goddard, et al, Supreme vania.-(In the third Circuit of April Ses- at 4 o'clock, P. M. Philadelphia, containing in fronr on said Catha. Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, of sion, 1850. No. 103.) WM W. HALY. rne street, sixteen feet, and extending in depth July Term, 1846, No. 22. Emn oeodAuditor. ninety-seven feet six inches, to a thirty feet Notice is hereby given to the parties, and Edmond Morewood, a citizen of the Au . eetty nfeix nes all others interested in said fund (or deposit State of Connecticut ; Thomas d 27, 2t street, (includmg one-half of a. thirty inches all thes iterste. i sai fud, or epoit)wide alley, to be left open on said thirty feet that the Honorable Judges of the Court of H. Perkins and Henry Cabot, ESTATE oF PERRY PAUL, nE'n. wide street, to the depth of forty-five feet from Common Pleas aforesaid, have appointed Executors of George Cabot, both hEs-rdor pEd PAUL, n'C the north side thereof,) to be used in common SATURDAY, the 11th day of January, one citizens of Massachusetts, The Auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court ) o thusn egh unrd ndfft-ne a 0v s. In Equity. -of the county of Philadelphia, to audit, settle, and with the o wners and occupiers of the house thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, at 10 o'- asdInEqit so the ounty t of Pldlhia T audit,stley, and bounding on the west thereof, subject to a re- clock, in the forenoon of that day for the hearin Joseph Sims and Paschall Hol- adjust the account of Thomas T. Smiley, ad doendingon ent of sitbject doa r of the same, and for showing cause why the said lingsworth, citizens of the State aministrator of the estate of said decedent, will m account ought not to be allowed, and in default of Pennsylvania, surviving trus- meet the parties interested therein, at his Office, a thereof, the same will be allowed and confirmed, tees of the Bank of the United No. 72 South 6th Street, on FRIDAY, January o l WEDESdt the duties of his appointment Witness the Honorable Edward King, Presi- States. 10, 1851, at 4 o'clock, P. M. 1851 t 4E 'cDA, the 8th day of January, dent of our said corut, at Philadelphia, the 11th And now, October 5, A. D. 1850, the bill and WM. W. HALY, 1851, at 4 o'clock, P. M., at his office, No. 49 dat of D r , a D h answer being read, the Court order -That the Auditor. south Fourth street, in the city of Philadelphia, day of December, A. D. 180. bill and bswer be referred to Thomas Dunlap, d 27, 2t w hen and where all persons having claims Dec 13, 4 G. Prothonotay./ Esquire, as master, with directions to take an p e sai are required t present them, De__13,_4t. _ Prothonotary. account of the funds in the hands of the survi, In the Orphans' Court for the County of unr else be debarred from coing in upon said In the Court of Common Pleasfor the County ing trustees of the Bank of the United States, Philadelphia. Dec. 27, 2t. JOHN BGEST, of Philadelphia. y chartered in the year one thousand seven Estate of JOHN G. KARTSHER, dec'd. B. GEST, of heade hundred and ninety-one, whose charter expired The auditor appointed to audit, settle, and Auditor. in the matter of the estate of HEBERTON & on the fourth of March, one thousand eight adjust the account of Mary A, Kartsher, guar- MILES. hundred and eleven; and that the said survi- dian of Emily G. Kartsher, Sarah S. Kartsher, REAL ESTATE. Whereas, David Boyd, assignee of ving trustees give public notice in gazettes Mary A. Kartsher, and Charles H. Kartsher, Estate of Dennis Cragg, a Bankrupt. r. s.the estate aforesaid, did, on the 7th published in the following places, viz; Phila- miner children of John G. Kartsher, dec'd., will Pursuant to an alias orBr of the honorable daylof December, A. D. one thousand delphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Nor- attend to the duties of his appointment on MON- the Judge of the District tourt of the United eight hundred and fifty, file in the folk, Washington, Charleston, Savannah, and DAY, the 14th day of January, A.D. 1851, at 4 States in and'for the eastei i district of PeUnsyld office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Com- New Orleans, in the United States; London in o'clock, P.M., at his office INo. 47 South Fifth vania, sitting in bankruptc , C.JrWolbert & Co., mon Pleas for the county of Philadelphia, his Great Britain, Paris in France, and Amsterdam street, opposite Independence Square. auctioneers, will sell at 1.iblic sale, on Thurs, second account as assignee of said estate. in Holland, once a week for the period of three D. 27, 2t. JOSEPH A. CLAY, Auditor, day, the 16th January, I&t, at 7 o'clock in the Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the months, that all person's having claims of an evenin at the Philadel i Auction Mart, in said estate, and all others interested in the said kind against the funds in the hands of the said In the Orphans' Courtfor the Cityand County Carpenters' Court, Chesut sltion between estate, that the Honorable Judges of the Court trustees are required to present the same to the of Philadelphia. Third and Fourth streets, stretNo. bseteetn of Common Pleas aforesaid, have appointed said master on or before the eleventh day of Estate of A. L. KEESE, dec'd, south of Beaver street, KN hsington. SATURDAY, the fourth day of January, A. D April, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and The auditor appointed to audit, settle, and All those eight brick me suages or tenenents, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, at 10 fifty-one. adjust the account of John 8. Wilkins, admin- and the lots or pieces of round on which ey o'clock in the forenoon, for the hearing of the A true copy, certified from the Record, Octo- istrator of A, L, Keese, dec'd,, and to make dis- are erected, situate on the west side of St JOhn same, and for showing cause why the said ac- ber 5th, 1850. (Signed) tribution, will attend to the duties of his ap- street, one hundred and thenty feet southward count ought not to be allowed, and in default GEORGE PLITT, Clerk C. C- pointment on FRIDAY, the 10th day of January, of Beaver street, in the d strict of Kensington, thereof, the same will be confirmed. In compliance with the above order of the A.D., 1851, at 4 o'clock, P.M., at his office, and county of Philadelphia, containing sixty Witness the Honorable Edward King Presi- Court, the trustees above named make publics- No. 47 South Fifth Street, opposite Independ- feet in front, and extendir in depth westward, dent of our said Court of Philadelphia, the tion and give notice. (Signed) ence Square. JOSEPH A. CLAY, Auditor- to Cohocksink Creek; hounded northward by 7th day of December, A. D, 1850. JOSEPH SIMS, D. 27, 2t. ground granted to John and Thomas Roney; GEORGE CARPENTER, PASCHALL HOLLINGSWORTH. southward by the by Dec. 13, 4t. Prothonotary. Oct. 11, 3 m. In the matter of the estate of C. P INGRA. St. John street; and westward by the creel; yNOTICE. THAM, dee'd. being the same lot of ground which William In the Court of Common Pleasfor the County of NOreCEtThe undersigned appointed by the Orphan's Philips and wife, by indenture, dated May 5th, Philadelphia. Whereas letters of administration to the es- Court of the county of Philada. to audit, settle, 1849, recorded at Philadelphia, in deed book G. In the matter of the estate of the Philadelphia, tate of GEORGE ROBBINS, deceased, have and adjust the account of Wi. H. Winder, ex- W. R. d No. 27, P l676, granted and conveyed Germantown, and Norristown Railroad com- granted to the subscriber. All persons indebted ecutor of the will of said decedent and to re- unto George Cragg, in fee, reservin thereout pany. to the said estate are requested to make imme- port distribution of the balance in his hands, the yearly rent or sum of ninety dhllars as Whereas, Eli K. Price,Esq., trustee diate payment, and those having claims or de- will meet the parties interested therein for that herein set forth, and said George built sasd mc- 5 . .of the estate aforesaid, did, on the 30th ands against the deceased will make known purpose at his ofice,No. 72 South Sixth street, suages thereon, and afterwards died, having by ay ofe Deceber oneou thousan eight day of December, one thousand eight e same without delay, to Philadelphia, on THURSDAY, January 9, 1851, will devised them to his son the said Dennis hundred and fifty, file in the office of . CATHARINE ROBBINS, Administratrix, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Cra fe e to ,the a i Deres y'No. 345 High street, or Drgg 27, 2tW .HL,Adtr n fee saiRoec Grgg, whestt so ince eesed. the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas E. COLES LAMBERT, Attorreyt r D. 27, 2t W. W. HALYT Auditor. in, o said Rosbe co h iatin o f these for the county of Philadelphia, his final account E. C L,6aTerm h o6te goissince eae asc trse of the sai estate.t adexctinofte ed as trustee of the said estate.No. Minor street. In the matter of the estate of SARAH R. by the court ad execut ion of the saee Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the NOTICE. PETERS, deceased. By the court, WILLIAM VOGDES, said estate, and all others interested in the said Whereas, letters of administration of the es- The Auditor appointed to audit, adjust, and C.sigBR o Auctio r. estate, that the honourable Judges of the Court tate of LUKE WHITEHEAD, late of the city settle the Account of Henry J. Williams and C. J. WOLBERT & Co, Auctioneers. of Common Pleas aforessid, have appointed of Philadelphia, deceased, have been granted Thomas Biddle, Esquires, trustees of the estate d. 27, . Saturday, the first day of February, one thou- unto the subscriber, all persons indebted to said of Sarah R. Peters, deceased, will meet the sand eight hundred and fifty-one, at 10 o'clock estate, are requested forthwith to make pay- parties interested at his Office, No 152, Walnut REMOVAL- in the forenoon, for the hearing of the same, and ment, and those having claims against said es- Street below Sixth, in the city of Philadelphia, GEORGE GRISCOM, Attorney at Law, and for showing cause why the said account ought tate, to present the same forthwith to the sub- on TUESDAY, Jan. 14, 1851, at 4 P. M. Commissioner for NEW YORK, not to be allowed, and in default thereof, the scriber. ISAAC C. BRYANT, Adm'r, FRANCIS WHARTON, Under the new law, and also for same will be confirmed. no 29, 6t No. 8 Minor street- jan 3, 2t ATOr. Ohder Indalso for Witness the honourable Edward King,Presi- do. hi n Inis M dent of our said court of Philadelphia, the 30th REMOVAL. REMOVAL. Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, day of December, 1850. JOHN C. MITCHELL has removed his office JOHN T. MONTGOMERY, Attorney Has removed his ffi to and Mississippi, GEORGE CARPENTER, and residence to No. 4 York buildings, Walnut, has removed to No. 30, South Fifth street, be, one door west of Fourth toNo. 119 Walnut t d 27 4t. Prothonotary. below 8th. Jan. 3, 4t. low Walnut. d. 13, 2t. Residce, 223 Walnut Street. , . Reidnc, 23 alutStreet. jy26tf No. 1. 1: r 0al I n

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