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Taylor ThomasTrott S.

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establishment oi aon Tannei's creek,Kentrcky.

December

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Smith Danl. H.Sandejson WilliamSmith 'MatthewSerock John

Shephard DickeySaylor Wm.Segerser JacobScott Robert G.Sheriffo'F-Fayette- , 3

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JOILY FOlVLEn, P.Lexington, Jan, 1, 1819-J-an 8-- 3t

Notice is hereby given,rFO-al- l whom it may concern, that applica

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I OWN at Mortonsviljein said county, slate of

JL will betnade to the Woodford CountyCou'-t- , on the first Monday in April next, forthe

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Mr.

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tion

AndJEREMIAH MORTON any

, United StatesSeyentb Circuit Court,

Kentucky District.November Term, 1818.

Alexander ,Cranston Sc Co. conipts.against

John P. Schatzell, Scc-klef- ts. ,jA' CITAJVCFMr.

!T JOHN IL HANNA, Clerk of the'Seventhi-- CircuifcCourt of the

MJhe District of Kentucky, do hereby codifywat uie orucr 01 iu)vuii'Uim awuiicti iicrcin,restraining the defendant Schatzell from dis-posing of th&e(Tects of the Firm of J. P. Schatzell &i uo. present term rescmaea,and that thsaid John P. Schatzell has beeniri vested jitjl. power andand collecJtJall Jffchey due to tl;e said firm ofJ. ft. 5fharz"ell & Co. and John' P. Schatzell,npEt-An- adjust ail accounts which re- -

late'to1 2

Jft tfclgmony whereof, t have hereuntoi4 f subscribed my name, and affixed theLS. Igif'said Court this 22d day of

'December 1S18, and of the Indepen- -

.& "PaSpte of the United States the 43d."S .; 'f joiLx u. mjYjvj.

-A i2t persons indebted to J. P. Schatzell, or

A. of J P. Schatzell 0 Co. arerequeued to'make immediate payment to thesusenSerwyho alone is authorized to receiveAe'same-.wThos- e to whom said firms stand

settleSe'nt.r J P. SCHATZELL.LiMngtonan. 1, 1819- -tf

The Editors of the Nashville Whig, Louis-vill- e

Courier, Natchez Republican, New Or-

leans Gazette, Charleston S. C. City Gazette,New YorkMercantile Advertiser, Relf's Phi-ladelphia QSaette, &,Augusta(Geo.) Chronicle,are requefed to insert the above advertise,mentthreeffines and forward their accounts tothe KentucJw Gazette Office for payment

tFTS

To Whom it may Concern.jT)kBSERyrXG in the mlblic papers a eertifi.J catev'signed by thj Clerk of. the Circuit

Court of the. United States for the KentuckyDistrict, andfearincr that the same may be con- -

strued into n admissionan aujJiontvsn Joan v. benatzeu to uispose otthe real ancSfpersonal estate belonging to thplate of John P. Schatzell, andJohn P. Schatzell & Co. ',

Notice is Herebv Given,Tliat the foflowingis arole, madojh lhe causecrtifcater'

tVHfJTri tlKUUJl (JULiKl;United SfiMt ofAmerica, District of Kentucky .

" - 'Is Vqvekbe'h TmjM, 1818.AeiJ8ppirf5h;(i

AtrainstJohn P. Schatzell, &c

ryiHE Court being now

Sohatzell.-an- d J

a herein.

America,

Steftnersiiip.

jStOTJCE.

set.

United andu

authority to

the subscribers

ofthe said

Co.vpk,amar- -

"?RDefetidajits,

sufficiently advised

of partnershipsSchatzell & Co. as

of parttromandto each

thjs court tois further ordered,

before twen

agents and attornies, or

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a. and concerning tiieaetenclants motion todismiss this suit for the want ot jurisdiction,do order, that same be overruled. It isordered, that Abraham S. Barton, Robert Scottand John Tilford, Matthew Scott and JohnL, Martin, or one" or more them, be,and theyare hereby appointed, commissionersin this cause, whose duty it shall be on or be-

fore the first day the next term of this court,or as soon thereafter-a-s practicable, to makeout and return to4his court, a statement andaccount of the business

P. otrelates to the differentnerships and the debtspartnership, to enable

final decreethat J. P. Schatzell do,

of

States in

by of

certified theto in

of

the ofP.

members saiddue

Iton or the

of justice

Chancekv.

the

T.any of

of

day of this month," (December) deliver up oiivwaui, tu saiu tuiimiissioner or com-missioners, the account-book- deeds, vouch-ees, letters, and other papers, relating to saidpartnerships ; and to that that said Schat.zell on oath, such questions in writing,touching said books and papers, as said com'ror commissioners may propound to him : andthat said commissioner or commissioners permit the partners, their

copy

pronounce

court

end,answer

eitper 01 them, to nave access to said bootsand papers at all reasonable times ; and fur-

ther, that said commissioner or commissionersredeliver to said!. P. Schatzell, any eviden-ces of debts or other vouchers, which saidSchatzell may deem necessary for him in the,performance ui uic puwctp anu uuues nereoyvested in him, taking from fi'im a receipt forsuch papers, or copies" thereof. It is further,with the assent of the said J. P. Schatzell, or-dered, that he, together with two or more se-

curities,, to be approved of by this court, enterinto bond in the penalty of jg50,00U, condi-tioned to be void is the said Schatzell shallwell and truly account for and pay over accor-din- g

to the order and decrees of this court,all and effects which he may receive,belonging to either of said partnerships, andis he shall also abide by and perform the finaldecree of this court, to be rendered in thiscause ; upon the execution pf which bond, andits approval by this court, it is ordered, thatthe order heretofore made in this cause, fortUe appointment of a receiver, and enjoiningthe said J. P. Schatzell from collecting thedebts due the said partnerships of J. P. Schat-zell, and of J. P. Schatzell & Co. be, and theyare hereby discharged and annulled ? and thesaid J. P Schatzell is thereafter authorizedahd permitted to proceed to collect the debtsdue the said partnerships, and to pay any debtdue from them, that may be liquidated bv thejudgment or decree of

receive

alluded

of

monies

this state, or tliat mayoe assented to by theother partners It is further ordered, that itshall be the duty o'f said Schatzell, faithfullyand fluigentiy to proceed with, the collectionof file nebts due said partnerships and firms,and also out of the effects in his hands, to dis-c- h

rge the judgments and decrees obtainedhim in the Fayette Circuit Court, by

Le,vi Hart, Carrol, and 'bhultz,or otherwise prevent a sale of any of the realor personal estate of said firms, under execu-tion, on either of said judgments or decreesIt is further ordered and decreed, that is saidJ P. Schatzell shall settje any demand due toeither of said firms by receiving less thanshall be due, without the assent of the otherpartners, he shall remain responsible therefor;and on any question relating thereto, no ei idence shall be competent against the otherpaKnjrs, which would not have been compe-tent is such demand still remained unsettled

it is further ordered and decreed, that itloss or injury shall accrue to either of said

fiims, by the neglect of the duties, or the mis

management of the business, hereb entrusted to mm, he is to be held responsible lor thesame, and his securities answerable therefor.It is further ordered andJ. P. Schatzell shall, on or

declared, that is

of each tei m 'of this court', file in court an account qf alj his receipts and payments, on ac-

count of said subsequent tothe entering of this order, to be verified onoath made in open court And also, that onor before thefame day, the Said J. P.

in the Farmer ' and Mechanics'Kans ot Lexington, subject to the order otthis court, the balance whtcn by sucn. accouht,or otherwise, shall then apfeear'to be in hishands up'paid, and filetrom the cashier. And it s Jurther orderedand decreed, that said Schatzell shall, fromtime to time, as this court mav direct, answeron oath before the court,er as the court may appoint, such interrogato-- ,ries as may be put to him concenunEfthe pre-- lm)se,s. aim, Dy consentordered, that the Pew mentioned in the pro-ceedings, shall be considered and held as theprivate property of J. P. Schatzell, he beingcharged with the price thereof It is, by con-sen- t,

further ordered, that said commissioneror commissioners proceed without delay toWake public sale, by auction, ot the slave, theshares in the White Lead Manufactory, andthe personal property in Lexington, hy givingten days previous public notice, and an accre-dit until the 25th day of April next, on noteswith good endorsers, mane negotiable in theFarmers' and Mechanics' Bank of LexingtonIt is further ordered, by assent 6? the' parties,that said commissioner or commissioners sellthe house and lot in Lexington, and the out-l-

in said town, mentioned in the bill and an-

swer in this cause, at public sale, giving atleast sit weeks previous public notice, and onlike security, but on a credit ofsix, twelve andeighteen months ; and that said notes be de-

livered to said I. P. Schatzell, to be held byhim, subject to the order of tliis court.. It isfurther ordered, that the defendant, Schatzell,surrender the possession of said property tothp nnrrhncpr. nnrl nil rpnnpsf. lmn vvith thpcommissioner in executing a proper deed of

Before the dav

of

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was

theocottrule

certificate thereof their

or such commission tothe

in01 panics, 11 15

J.JP.Mriasthem

Lex

vered

able

Lex.

JJt!the

as

men

fromfbying.

act.& Co. subietfc to thesame orders of this it

fixedber,

sore

to,

saidWepOse

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selbeof

conveyance therefor. It is turther ordered,that the commissioner hereimappointed, makereport of the fair rent of the real estate, andhire of said slave, from the when thepartnership of J P. Schatzell Sc Company wasdissolved, until the time of sale. And the de-

fendant, Woodward, by his attorney, movedthe court, that upon giving bond and appro-ved security, in the like penalty and con-

dition, as that which has been required of JrP. Schatzell, he, the said Woodward havethe administration of the effects of the'eopart- -

nery of J.'P. .Schatzellsame injunptions and

saidsixth

rule,

him

time

like

jjiay

court; which motion was overruled by thecourt. -- $, . . ,

I, JOHN H HAKXAi Clerk of the SeventhCircuit Court of theJJhlfcd States qPAuierica,

d for the KenWiKj- District, Jo certify,that the foregoing order is truly transcribedfrom the records of said court.

Iv Testimony Vhkkeof, I have hereuntoset my name, and caused the seal of theslid court to be affixed, this 19th day ofDecember, 1818, in the 43d year of ourIndependence.

JNO. H. HANNA. "

The defendant, John P. Schatzell, havingin contempt of the said order of court, refusedto deliver over the said books, papers anddeeds, and the sale of the real and personal es-

tate, as directed ig the said order, being there-by delayed, the public are hereby cautionednot to purchase from the said Schatzell, "thesaid slave, (a female named Chloe) ror thesaid shares in the White Lead Manufactory,nor any other personal property in Lexington,belonging to the said firm or either of them :

nor the house and lot in Lexington, now" occu-pied by said.Iohn P. Schatzell, nor the out-lo- t(containing ten acres, purchased by said Schat-zell from John Fowler ) But the said Schat-zell having given the security required by theSaid ruleof Sourt All Persons indebted to thesaid firms of John P. Schatzell, and John PSchatzell Sc Co. are hereby notified and re-quested to make payment to said John PeterSchatzell.

ALEXANDER OJRANSTOA' andANDREW ALEXANDER.

By their joint Attorney,X JOILX? ICMTL G.

Lexington, January 4, 1819.;I concur in so much of the above ijotice, as

respects-th-e debts du,e,to the late"nrm ofljohnP. Schatzell & Coand also is resnects thesaid slave, and my interest in 4 quantity ofcouun nagging owneq, ami neid jointiv by tnelate firm of John P. Schatzell &. Co. and JohnSmith, of Lexington. ,

JOHN WOODWARD.January 8, 1819. 3t

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NOTIC&WHEREAS, notice ras given in

order of court published by, attorney for Alexander Crans-

ton and Andrew Alexander, t the commis-sioners therein named, that the Books, Vouch-ers, and Title papers would be given up tothem, and they declining to act agreeably tothe intent and meaning of said orde,rjrdf whicha notification was jjiven to said Keating On the31st December; when an arrangement alsowas proposed, whereby he could have acce33to the books, &c. during the recess of thecourt, and requiring his written assent there-to- ,

should the same meet his approbation, butthe said notification has not been respondedto by the said Keating. Thus the business re-mained until the 4th msL when I was informed, that the said John Keating had handed anadvertisement for publicatoiu stating, that Ihad contemned the older of court in refusingto deliver up the books, &c as therein stated,which statement is altogether incorrect, as canbe verified by all the gentlemen named ascommissioners in said order. Findmcthefetore, that John Keating is not .disposed toinert the vier,3 of the court, as required bysaid order, andjs cautioning the public againstpurchasing the real and personal propertytherein mentioned, which property being onlvrequired to be sold bv consent of n.irti-- . Y

therefore now make public, to satisfy the searsui aia iveatuig, and those uhom it may con-cern, that the House and Lot, shares in theWhjte Lead company, the female slave, &c.will not be sold until the further assent of par-ties can be hadVflr a new rule?miile in thecause by the court.

J P. SCPATZELL.Lemifflon; Jjw. 8, 1819.-- 3t

To the Public.HAVE no disposition to trouble the pub-h- e

with the cpn-ern- s of my employers,

Messrs Alexander Cranston & Co. or J. P.Schatzell j but I will not permit to pass uncon- -

any assertion 01 said .ocnatzeu,which I believe not correct

It is not tliat the commissioners declin-ed to act according1 to.the intent and meanintr

the order. Mr. Tilford, fora momentrefused to act, bnt repeatedly assured Mr.

oodward, mysell, nd J. P. Schatzell, that ncready to act as seon as any other gentle-

man would acre.e to with him. On2d of January, Mr. Tilford .a'ndjyir. Robert

naving agreed to act jointly under theof court,.called on J. P. Sch'atzell in per-

son. The residtiif their visit will appear, bynote addressed to me.

Jilessrs. Alexander Cranston ;? Co. and John

The present notice is merelvadvise vou. that in obedience to an order of

United States court for

never

;"tnji, appointing us ana oinerthe suit of Alexander Cranston &c. against

Schatzell, &c. AVe this day called onSchatzell, to deliver the books and papers,

therein Stated, when he declined to delivebto us. W.e therefore consider onrcom

mission as at an end.Respectfully, your obdt. servts,

ROBERT SCOTT,-- )

JOILY Ti'fOD tcom"- -

Jan. 2, 1819.Why the books and papers were not deli

when demanded, J.P. Schatzell willperhaps be able to shew to the court when re-quired. Whether he is anxious to allow ac-

cess to the books and papers, or tofne'et thevie-- s 01 me court as expressed in tne orderpublished, all who read this notice will now be

to judge for themselves .,

, , JOILY KEATING.Jan. 6, 1819. "

To the PubHq.T&TO'E having time unappropriated, I will

barely call the attention of the public tofollowing statements,

which, they will give theirit regards the " intent and meaning" of s

of court. ',.' "'' tr--

lst. A notification from two ofthe gentle-- ,who had consented to act, with an exten-

sion of the time for the delivery to be madethe '23d to the 30th pf December,' added

T. F. 1'albot, the attorney of John pleat., ,?(rt

2d. Mr. John L. Martin's statement, why b.declined serving. ,v ' 7,"

3d. Mr. Mattw. T. Scott's unwillingness toserve. t '

4th. The cause why Mr. Barton would not, .

iith The statement of Mr, It; Scott, by whichappears that he had not' been applied to

within the time the order could take effect.It matters not to me whether major Tilford

declined tq act unconditionally, or not ; jt wasough tor me to beue ethat'he had declined.

acting according to my impressions ot tne "in-tent and meaning" offfieTrule of court, which

the time of delivery to the 30th Decernand not beyond, pnd pf which my notice

ofthe 3lt December apprized John Keating.Ifeiner equally loth to hnng my concerns be

district

on the readingconstruction

Mr.Talbot, coun

agreed to 'act,

complainants,oodward

o'clock, on the

Mr. Talbot,indemnity should

andand myself. hand.

with

apparently anxious

the public, with Mr. Keating there-fore observing, that it is lest with

to explain why Mr. Barton objected,,

- J.rt. Schatzell.JanuaryVth, 1819.

JJ' States Circuit CourtsDecember Z3d, 1818.'

Alixandix Ca.t33Tos Ahdw. Alxasees,-

,'--' ,

JOHJT PSCHATZEIX & JojIJ WoODVTAHD.

SIR We have taken UDOn ourselves therequired of by rule court late-

ly passed in this cause1, and ready to re-

ceive from you the ?'ccqnnt-boolv- 'deeds,vquchers, letters, and other-paper- s, which .by

rule you are requiredpre-- .

to deliver them up.Jno. ? n ,

"P. !'aq.It was to by

parties,

wnenycu

T'lfcrd,

Schatzell,consented

the complainants; that the time shouldenlarged from December "23,- - the 3Qtb.Dscember, instant.

ST. Talo.qtx Attyijor Comfitsthe 29th December last, I understood

that Mr A S. Barton had

anddefend

for

der the rule Court, lately made in the Circuit Court the United .States, for the Ken-

tucky District, wherein Alexander CranstonAndrew Alexander areP ochatzell and ,John II

A sew minutes aster 4ants

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to uehver up to us.

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&

ning of that day, I called at Mr. Schatzfll'sroom, und sound Mr. Barton waiting. I hadpreviously stipulated withthe attortiey, that letterbe given Alaj. L lllord and myselt releasing usfrom any pecuniary responsibility. This letter signed by ofdirectedto major Tilford

ofJKen- -

of

it to Mr. Uarton, be appeared satisfied,and at his instance I waited on Mr Talbot,with a request, that he would direct it to Mr.Barton also which Mr. Talbot refused to do,and I lest the letter onliis

the

ing

mination to have nothing more to do in thebusiness. It is due to llr, j. P, Schatzell, tostate, tliat he was ready and

table,

to comply with the order ot court.J. L. Martin.

5th Jan. 1819.I was applied to by the partUs in this suit,

Cranston & Alexander against 57 P. (Schatzell,to serve as, one of the commissioners appoint,ed by the Federal Court at their term, butdeclined serving. ji

M. T. Scott.Jan 7, 1819.AT the request of J P. .Schatzell, I do state

that I had consented to serve as Commission-er, and did go to his house on the 29th Dec.as stated by .Ur. John L. Martin, when I de-

clined acting on ccount' of the conduct O-bserved by Mr. Talbot.

v Abm. S. Barton.rth Jan. 1819.I hereby Certify that I was not applied to K7

either .Messrs. Woodward or Talbot, to act ascommissioner in the controversy of Cranston& Alexander, vs. J. P. Schatzell, &c untl, s Ihave understood, aster Messrs M T. Scott, A.5. Barton, and Jno. L Martin, had declinedacting the application as made on thSQih,or3lst Dec. last. Oa thcfirstapplication.ld.dnot p ositiv ely consent to act. Given uridar njyhand, this rth Jan, 1819.

Rait. Scott.

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