Hagerstown Mail, The (Newspaper) - January 4, 1839, Hagers-Town, Maryland THE BY OTT b WEBER MD FRIDAY JANUARY 4 1839 Pur ilie and Civil proceedings of Washington County Court Washington County Court Nov i Term Former rules lor the regulation pf the proceed of Court be an- lulled mid thut the following be d observed mid Rule 1 That the Criminal business with the of the Court 1 the March and November Terms ind be proceeded with throughout each he same be ready hav K preference over all other business That in Criminal cases the Subpoenas be nade returnable and require the ance ol the witnesses at 10 o'clock A the first day of each Term and n case of nay on application of the Court Rule 2 That the Sheriff make a re- to the ths first day of each Term of all persons that have been com- mitted to his custody charged with a criminal since the preceding Term with the and causes to their j Rule 3 I hat the return all j Writs together with the and other process in relation to j on the morning of the j Jay on which the same were returnable j and before the meeting of the Court j and that he also return his panel ol rors on the first day of the Term before meeting of the Court j Rule 4 Ordered by the Court that Subpoenas on the Appeal Docket be made returnable at A M on j the second Monday of the Match and November Terms this Court and ir j case of attachments may issue if prayed for and that the business of the Appeal Docket be taken up on j said day and proceeded in until the name be finished giving preference only to Criminal business Rule 5 That Subpoenas and all other in case of allegation against In- Debtors be made returnable at o'clock en Friday the first week of the j March End November Terms of this j Court and in case of attachments may issue if prayed for acd 1 hat said Insolvent cases be taken up on I he day aforesaid and proceeded in until j all such cases are disposed of giving to Criminal cases only I Rule 6 That the Road cases be i ken up en the second Tuesday of the j March and November Terms of this j Court and proceeded with until all such j cases are disposed of giving preference j only to Criminal business and that Road j cases be made returnable at 9 o'clock I A M on the second Tuesday of the March and November Terms of this Court and that in case of ance attachments may issue en cation to the Court Rule 7 That the Sheriff return all I writs together with the Bail pieces and other process on the j ing of the day at which the same were I returnable and before the meeting of j the Court Rule 8 That writs of Scire facias i and attachments be placed on the Docket and that the said j Docket be called over on the meeting of the Court at the Match November Terms thereof Rule 9 That the Trial Docket be taken up on the second day of the Court at the March and November Terms and be proceeded in in regular course to the end thereof That Subpoenas for Witnesses on the Trial Docket be made returnable nn the first day of each 1 trm 10 o'clock A M and in case ot attendance attachments may issue if j prayed for That if a be pasted j over by consent IT sufficient cause shown to it shall be postponed until the whole Trial in any action commenced or to be com mtneed in this Court nor shall any such Attorney Officer or Deputy be ed at a security in any bond given to prosecute a writ of error or an Appeal of any kind or any Replevin Retorno or any other Bond to prosecute action in this Court ur become rity for costs in of rules for security for costs Rule 17 That no special offered in C urt be entered in any case without previous notice to adverse party or his attorney to be given by the Clerk or Sheriff Rule 18 That where a Scire bail is returned the principal may be surrendered in dis- charge of the bail at any time during the term but not to extend tu ed terms Rule 19 That all writs nf Scire al Special which may after be issued shall be issued fifteen days before the return day thereof Rule 20 That in all cases where a rule is laid to employ counsel the party laying thr same shall be at liberty to serve a copy of such rule upon the adverse party upon proof of thereof the Court will immediately uke up the cause and order il on for Trial or make such order therein as they in their judgment may think necessary for the trial of the merits of the and in all where such rule shall he laid anil no proof of the service thereof the Court will continue the cause to the term when tlie Court will tske up the said cause snd act upon it in the same manner as if there had been a ular service of the rule and any expense occasioned by Hie postponement or con f cause in which such rule shall be laid shall be paid by he party unon whom such rule shall be laid Rule 21 Ordered by the Court that in all cases in which surveys are made under Warrants of resurvey issuing from this Court or in which leave shall be given to the parties to add and amend plats already returned and lodged with the Clerk of this Court the said plats shall bs returned at least ten days before the meeting of the Court to which such plats shall be returnable exclusive of the day of return and the day of ing of the Court otherwise either party whose neglect or improper conduct shall not have caused such delay in the returns of plats in such shall be entitled to a continuance of such cause without costs Rale 22 Ordered by the Court that the Sheriff and Surveyor of this Court in all cases of plats returned to this Court endorse on each the amount of their fees for executing the same and if amended their fees on such amendments and on their non-compliance with this rule no costs shall be allowed or taxed Rule 23 Ordered by the Court that where any party plaintiff shall be laid under a rule ta give security for the costs of a suir and claim a of the cause to enable him to comply with the rule and such cause be continued the party so laid under a rule shall have until the second day of the succeeding term to comply with the rule Rule 24 That the Trial Docket shall be taken up on the first Tuesday of 1 March and November Terms and entered in plain eases throughout and the disputed be marked for trial The Court will then proceed on the Docket in regular order requiring each case to be tried or continued for legal cause whenever it shall be called Rule 25 That Subpoenas on the E- Docket be made returnable on the of March and November Terms and on the first Monday cf the February and July snd in case of attachments may Kule 33 A complainant on giving a receipt for the same may take out of the Office any Exhibits by him filed and referred to in his which are not by the answer for the purpose of proving the same on a Commission Rule 34 A DC exeat may and shall be dissolved by special order on the De- filing a bond executed by self and a surety or sureties approved by the Court in the same alty which shall have been marked on the ne exeat Writ conditioned that id case the Complainant shall obtain a De- in his favor the said Defendant shall either obey and perform the said Decree or render his body to the custody of the Sheriff to whom any writ of attachment or capias ad dum shall be directed for the purpose of compelling a performance of the said Decree by the said Defendant Rule 35 On all Sales under Decrees or Orders of the Court the following allowances to be made to Trustees Ou Ibe lit 9300 7 per 31 whole 39 du da 4th do do 6th do do 8th do 9th do da 6 5 It du Jo do do do do do do do do 12 do 10 50 do 1050 do 9 do 9 do 50 da 750 do M 66 7650 87 96 105 112 50 120 And 3 per cent on all above lars beside an allowance for expense not personal The above allowances subject to be increased in cases of postponement at REPORT OF THIS Secretary of Treasury Tat of Secretary of fillt Finding H telly lit of it iu the Baltimore Sua il lo our in preference to out with Report entire Mr Woodbury the whole in- to ten distinct the fir it of which treats of the revenue and expenditures from which we learn that the estimated balance in the on the lit of January 1839 which will then be able and applicable lor public will be 56 This result it arrived at by a comparison of and the first of the year and an estimate for the last quarter The amount of unavailable for the year is stated at 644 97 of which 97 are de- with the States and the balance due from suspended banks insolvent banks and part of money in Part second treats the public debt which debt of the corporate cities of the District cf lumbia assumed by the United States by act of Congress Third is a ment in relation tn the issue and tion of Treasury notes from this it that under the two acts of 1837 and 1838 authorising the issue of the amount of 02 hat been issued have been redeemed leaving outstanding 754.550 02 Fart fourth reports and which unchanged He here speaks of the of specie by the backi and the gradual reduction of the exchanges without the hid of a fll back and these events with those of a similar character in The persevering policy of the general government to the small notes and introduce gold more lively into the currency is favorably of as also the and afforded by the government to bring about the resumption The cial returns of the and exports of gold and silver for tbe year ending on the of September 1838 ii given and the former exceeds the Utter more than fourteen millions A rigid rence to the pait policy of the ment recommended ai best suited to perpetuate the present healthy action of the and a hint is given to the to reform their banking tions This head with a ing towards the establishment of a sub- treasury inasmuch as the loaning or de- posits of the public money in is deemed more injurious than profitable to the banks and their borrowers as the request of the defendants or of ex difficulty or trouble from other circumstances and to be lessoned in case of negligence at the tion of the Chancery Court Rule 36 The allowance to a healthy woman in lieu of her right of Dower in Land sold under Decree to be as If not 30 rein OTtr 30 and not over do 39 do 46 17 do do 62 19 do 70 MO And tenant by the courtesy thrice as much as the Widow Rule 37 An answer in Equity sworn to out of the State will be received if sworn to before a Justice of the Peace certified to be so by a Prothonotary or Clerk of a Court under his official seal or by a Public or before a Judge in -ing on the Pacific in my opinion n to the protection oar that least iin be ed in that quarter suits will be taken to i q late the ordered homo by nut efficient for that force coast f T Brazil under John H is deemed adequate to the lion of our in that r In addition to the employed on the West India in he Gulf uf Mexico under exander J Dallas it i- frigate and in the of slurps of on lhat lo seven The lurue will be com- posed of one seven sloops war and one small vessel No reduction cf this force can be dently made A frigate and tloop of war which Stated in the report of the secretary of the navy wele then paring for a cruise in the IndUn ssas under commodore George C Head ed from Norfolk on the 6th of May last Having reason to believe it would 10 me miu MICH well as to the and at- j duce to protection nml safety o cur shall be certified by the Clerk of his Court under seal of office or before a Mayor or Notary Public True O H WILLIAMS December day for the of answers to Bills in equity shall the one ot the panics he shall costs Rule 10 Tha called on the 11 In all cats where tions are sent wish the or filed the three first day's of the term to which are returnable Mile to plead shall be the first February and October Terms to which the writs were f and in all cases where are not filed J the rale day for filing the said shall also be on the of February and October allowing the tents to which the Writs were served and the rale day to to declarants filed as last aforesaid shall be the first Monday of March and following 13 In all cases where the Dec are am fifed by the regular tak days it shall be right of the party of the east to the next Term Rale 13 That hi all eases of the re- Urn of the act for and boanding recording cf the is d if thr return be to Court in skall file his In writing by the plea next cetdinc tne tetom be made at tbe party file his m the three of the Coort In next Role 14 That raws of the tom the Act entitled An Act fw the case ol tne shall appear and in all of PROSPECTUS OF THE Congressional Globe and Appendix work have been published by si for six yean There ire now mott subscribers for than for any paper iu tbe certainly wore are for any other paper in Ibis District their I bey arc Id ail who feel in tbe of gim them to half to cheap It ii in- deed tbe cheapest publication in tbe United iu Ibe world Our position at tbe of enables to print them at to low a rate We are compelled to the of in detail for our daily paper done it requires but expense to change lo tbe forms of tbe al Globe and Appendix If il were not for these we could not publish them for four the snm The made up of tbe daily of Ibe two bouses of and of The yeas and subjcCIl are en Il ii published weekly with twill Oo sixteen royal quarto The Appendix contains the speeches the at full length written out by selves and printed in tbe same form as the Congressional Globe Il is fast tbe can be prepared Usually there are more numbers printed for session there are in it Bach of is complete in But il desirable for every to bare both if there be 1113 ir iu the synopsis of a in Globe ttt any of its as to the ing Fifth is an estimate of the receipts and for the year The receipts from all the sources ring that year are estimated at 000 00 which added to the balance ex- to be in the Treasury on the first of January will make the available means of the government amount to 00 The expenditures for the ear including the redemption of of Treasury are at 00 From this it is evident that there will be no means in the Treasury to pay the fourth in- stalment due the States under the de- act of June 25 1836 and the Treasurer hints that Congress should further modify the laws now in force in relation to that subject The last law of Congress postponed tlie payment of the fourth instalment to January next and the Secretary thinks that the re- will scarcely be sufficient to meet even current demands of the ment without making that Unless Congress takes some action on the matter the Secretary however will feel to make that payment when it due Part sixth treats of the exports imports of the current year The ex- ports during the year ending en the of September arc computed at Of about of domestic and 000 of foreign origin The former have from the previous year 414 and the latter The imports for the same year were These are less in value than those of the previous year nearly less than these of 1836 It is Stated us an interesting fact that during the last three years more than annually or an average of of cur whole domestic exports have been de- rived from More than tended with much inconvenience In part ninth we have the Secretary's on the manner of keeping the public money and the changes proposed which go to propose most unequivocally and fully the system of an Independent or Sub treasury The secretary sets out with asserting that the present lawi in regard to the safe keeping of the lic money are while the advantages of the state bank system and the system are both but partially enjoyed the department has to put up with the inconveniences and risk of each But four banks now re- main as general banks are used as special depositories and various sums are therein so ed The requirements of collateral curity is applauded and to this ment is attributed the confident tion that all the debts due from banks which accrued between 1834 and will in the end be paid Defalcations of Collectors are brought in and some gettions are made having in view the greater safety of the public funds under the control of the collectors The ease TIIK It It wan stilted in tlic Sun since that by ilie swiftest Opt Alexander in Ins of in the gives ir arc tit of in which voi fill s ft uf five tin hour he paced the at flT h tide of him joints of observed on tlie the ii stoops dis- h might encumber him cap and steals -o hf game but the watchful eye i lie discovers the hunter when he the f the bushes the t the test the gallop eft without to the top of his speed at first follows them the zebras Mop to like a rate in these with his stomach near to the ground regions 1 have directed these vessels tn j bounds towards them Away they rush visit the Sandwich and Society Islands again tossing their striped on their way honic in the sir and The exploring expedition on the and tails in the ignation of in fancied 1 he of Ul health was placed under tcr sits on their find of Lieut Chat If s Wilkes tin his keen h- sum's p: i win with some of force ami i nally sailed from Norfolk on the j ments August It now consists of the of war and the store ship Relief the brig the pilot bout schooners Seagull irg Fish Letters from Lieut Wilkes announce the safe arrival of these sels Maderia with the exception of the Relief which vessel was ordered by not from his pursuit for a elf ars and after or four he is in perfect wind the to from under him and as he it be was now unable to distinguish the from the earth The liim to proceed direct for Rio cle Janeiro It will appear from the estimates far 1839 that the annual expense of the and seisins one of the strip cl i thf swines it to one of Mr ut is specially alluded to and the secretary promises to make this the subject of a special report to the President to be hid before The Secretary continues that standing every and security heretofore in force the whole of these defaults whether by collectors ers or banks have occurred under the old system of making in a states Bank or State banks for safe custody It is supposed that the posed plan of an Independent Treasury with all its checks and guards will di- minish the number of risks tend in several respects to strengthen the public security Various arguments are entered into to enforce the views of the Secretary on this point But few tional officers would be required and nn the whole it is apparent that the system of an Independent Treasury is more plain and simple in its ments than any other and much more accordant with that originally in use ter the adoption of the Constitution Part tenth is devoted to several which the amended is filed Kulr 27 That in all cases of Appeals to this Court a Court of Equity and also ift f original filed in this Com i as a Equity where the Defendant file his answer hy the rule day the said Defendant to move the at the ing term after rule day to dissolve injunction which shall been granted in such and the Courts will the same term proceed to the de- termination of said That nil ia arrest of be made the when the was within the day which verdict he lound aad the making writing the lisne of swell awl on he shall additional thote shall filed in and a farther hearing shall the of the he postponed Rule Ordered hy the Court that hereafter the permit wo in within the Bar except members thereof and their or snch kt invited a bcr of Bar Kuk Ordered that the Clerk each Jaror that the shall suit on that his in the ay be once by referring lo Ibe in Ki are room M Iher prepared after Ike of For copr of the Glota ftl of ike 9 Sis f be for f tot No will IK to MV order known i it c n kc M tball hating been appointed ex- hy the of nelon examine aad whether the requires the following road to be at the walnut tree standing at the northwest corner of Samuel baugh's field aad tunning by a straight line to the tarn of the road or lane leading from Henry house to and thence a road of lasw to the Irow Hagerstown Hereby notice to all con- the as are directed by plicable to the ers the act for and i which is M Ho 13 Rate 1J That in aJI wherein a an be she niej or parties file an fcy Order Court wr of paper as party he entitled 10 taking the m the caw 52 Tint a nr shall be after the rale H shall be the of Clerk as wot and an he that ihrr the place wf beginning the day January proceed to laid PETEH MICHAEL HAMMOND of our whole population are probably employed in useful suit In seventh are giren tions cf the estimates nf and ex- and suggestions on tbe mode of meeting fluctuations in them Under this head the Secretary urges on the attention of Congress some nent and efficient arrangement for bling the Treasury 10 meet the ations in the income and expenditure to which cur system of finance is ly without injury to the lic credit These fluctuations he con- lends will arise from various causes which have particularly shown selves within the past few years the power to issue treasury notes for a and the postponement of the lime of paying the fourth were measures for giving ad securities against then in t and the Secretary as that without further legislation and that at an early day tion of the public faith must be gered tn view of this he that a permanent power be given to notes at all times when means may be required to sustain the public that resource be upon ed in making ened condition of the treasury requires a reduction and besides it is lhat by the gradual in the tariff which is in under the existing laws the receipts from tows which now average sixteen enteen yearly will by 1842 be w far diminished as not then tn ex- ceed ten or twelve millions Hence if the annual not by that od a in degree corresponding as not to that MM and the few nay then be derived from the the lands to the tariff or to a retail of with or to permanent loans will then if svot Income cortail matters in which is ed reports on various among which is included one oa the progress made in the manufacture of weights and measures and their distribution among the different States and as well as on the important survey ol the Atlantic coast of tbe United States Another will be submitted on the tion and discontinuance of and others nn the affairs of the General Land Office and the mint and its branch ts The payment of the sixth ment due from France and the fifth from Naples and its distribution lo those entitled to it is noticed The and investment of the nian bequest is alluded to and will be the subject of a It is intended at an caily day to submit a valuable col- lection of in compliance with the calling for information con- expedition under its present tion will be very considerably less than that required for as originally con- The act of congress approved December 1857 authorized the dent of U Spates to employ lic vessels in cruising along the Atlantic coast during the winter season for the purpose of relief to men in distress Under this law they were occasionally employed with cial results To aid in making the general survey of the coast of the United States Lieuts Gedney and Blake with other naval of- were on the application of the of the treasury placed under his directions end such ether assistance afforded as circumstances permitted Under the previsions of the act cf Congress of the June last snd the supplementary act the 9th July lowing authorising tlie appointment of three persons to test the rious inventions which might be present- ed to their notice for the improvement and safety of steam boilers a board has been designated by the president to make the requisite examinations and ments and it is presumed will report the results at the opening of the ensuing session of Congress number of navy slop and occasionally as bt inset but it but for an instant their enemy is closing with them hs drives them towards a steep lace of rock they hesitate about the means of is in a lie tail he swings it to one ng tlie weight of his towards the at the srv The zebra falls on its side he says 847 and tbe whole annual amount required to pay them is 120 Of the stock 25 owned by fund 1st of October 1838 the nal amount of 16 has been di- to be sold to meet payments on the 1st of January 1839 so that the lual capital of the fund for the year 1839 will be only the number of steamboats and other machinery moved by steam within the United Simes M as causes of the explosion in steam boilers and various mailers with that interesting subject A reorganisation of Treasury ment is again pressed the alien lion of alteration in commencement of the fiscal year and a of the number and tion of officers is ed as still desirable The employment of more ht merchant service is recommended on of its cy to afford additional protection to the lives and property engaged in com- merce as well to improve the morals of mariners and prevent smuggling and THE W f lie Mr his report notices the navy pinner pension find and lastly the with j general recommendations M relation to rick plunges his knife then allows it lo rise and it up with the rest for a short then gradually falls behind loss ot Us com- rades wait for it till k again es forward repeats his fatal thrust ni if two stabs are noi sufficient to tbe sebra dead upon the plain a is given which rolls the beautiful lifeless on the ground covered with cusi and perspiration The successful ter then returns to his luu to his people with pack oxen lo bring the prize DON'T DESPAIR day last Mr John a vity gentleman n sugar in this city to the Miss Grayson after a courtship of thirty-nine years The parties are over seventy age Mr A seventy Miss da two years his junior Iher have been acquainted from and when the gentleman was in twenty-fifth year he essayed to woo his fair one and was lent a patient hearing for some two or three years when a country lass of seventeen or eighteen years a village crossed path led him ft a few months him for a w face After a lapse of n few prodigal penitent and in sorrow fie returned to his first love and u at- faithful swain f f thrift did The number of privateer j i 56 The annual amount n quired to U.an gs cf crx Cck nav is No payments were I during the the j upon a year a privateer fund md the treasury to the I In credit of the navy hospital fund on 1st Oct 1857 was Si Receipts to Oct o he Expenditures to 1st Oct Balance CO W 470 CS c he would die Ing tat The contraction of a dork nt point in the harbor New has been heretofore mended by this department and he is every year mot to the purposes of the The subject a is gain presented Surh an hy the the and it conduce lo the benefit f the service It is he lhat no ments are to of retaining a winder i MTI to the of fory Surh is j A j i advice j many j i an raice in and rn r lias more i These in the 1 ilie o the to carry my w f 1 had rf quinces Stid finer t well it 7 TJC advice i r it never I atn 1 he ar- and can ly fulfill lus ri jt ROAD h that an be to of Washing ton at first afier tire publication of this tor three to appoint open from wj read at the an awl the of Mr Dowter M the of Mr Brewer's ment to ol at At 7 lam for the present ami until the revenue of the country shall indicate the and convenience g tht to might be and pension a good for pruning Part eighth the kind w for dnes and the uf tiy the The currency receive at cnt rs the of im Of In Cl i i -a fw Mlr by of the It Jf r under Commodore Elliot con- ol two a if and a of relumed home either for if w in of the terms nl crews having will bf re- placed hy a ship c4 linr peace can in There art MI of fall vigor and J hf so nf wile rf 13 United as liave a brcken ri TM the angel d by tier n nrd in pan is meant nnl car force a and tor The in D ship of the linr war f pairs home i- Mi lie tinny
