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. ' T , f -»,• - I •' S: ’:- ■n - i'i ,'% V y O . 3 8 . L . . . . V ( M i . Y . T H E P R E S S , Is published every Friday, 4tBs^&yia, by pA B jSSil &■ \ xammenis, m i i h h k advsnc^a . ^ Mehgioiis concerns it is lein g p r id e f o r a m a n to ..pmenda^Me, and what ^ exhorted tninm any ^ible — Bishop Bull. I <i)f words is careless- words a rc the w in- ^avater, ^ 1 I yeom an weaTs russet Inlakes golden payment *' his buttons, but silver i i if hechanae te-ap. 4s above his r?[nt|t jg ’ le great man %M his ' Inert he blusheg at’ hig Otherwise, he is the nirlc. whence foreigners niof the a n cient English e gentry more fioatino fashions.— Fulk^, “ look into person’s letn- lllty make my first obser- lis laugh, whether he b ved, and what are the lich throw him into that p n d of convalsioD.— Jicver so ranch unguard- Irthej are pleased j and. |n ^ a visible symptom of te satisfaction, iti5 then, Imiay believe the face-— lerl^aps, mo b etter index Ttol tlipe particularities of J jian this, wh^ch ia itself I pliicf distinctions of oOr j Eor, as Milton, says, reason flow, to brutes doubtej |ve li;» foo,t. H^narked in general, un* ] bd, that the laugh of a I isd'or the most part but trained kind of half iaugli jons are never withc-it icnce about them: but i |s-in the most honest, ira- l.ingh in the world.—I I - Id a person accusing joij j l^rverting the Jtuseyou differ from hiiO lit, say no more to In j o u except him to con*f It,} ou say, who aireadyl ju to be a hi/pocrite ?^Qt\ Ifuliy perverts judgement 1st of aii iiypoc»itfS.r-'| Inother reason why }‘>U l fO m ore to such a pers^^l lie set? up for {nfalibiht^*l luinself so infallibly r'gbtl p o difler from him mudf just the Uiclatcs of tbeifl £!.t. It is therefore use-1 jr t with, for who cau up'l llity ? W hat is the njostl jf'all, those who are tlieJ -ant, the most governtdl ■personal interest, or jiSelvcs, are the most re-J Itetnners o f others and 4®t| lacious of their own cpin* I tLcm alone therefore, jin needlework^ c n | em* lit is m o ^ pleasi%:^®| ply work upon a sad anjll Im d , than to h a v e a^darfej Iholy work upon a lignf-| nd : judge tberefbrej ® I fe of t h i h e ^ t .b v t d Iti.e eye. Certamlj « H Irecious odoursiWOS i J le. they are Vor prosperity d o i b J e |j f c ^ but adyersdy dothj L o f ^ lafc, 11, and G e n c raliof ah_^r I crow d s of vistantS't I II soliciting o f past |u t a c iviller sortof^aW J liras to v o lu n t a r y debts-' 1 truck on rafcrockafordjl to B d e tp l a b i r , M o s t p. c. m ’ c l e a r it , m m T O T i. '— , TER M S . Tn villaife subBcrifaejrs, who have theipaper left 1 hpir houses, twp dollars and fifty cefils a year, * To tli-’se who call at the office for thplr paper, I '‘ro'^crur.anies often or more, v»hO lalce their ners at tije office, onedollarand-fiftyicentg. J r r mail subscribers, two dollars in advance: Advertisements inserted at the usual Jrates, and [fieusual deduction made to those whoiadvertise I tftbe ygaiT' ! . g g O J E disc . |i:omjner'’:al Bank 1-2 Abinyb under 20 do |ii. V.Matebaiikati Alo-uy under 20 corrected WEiaCEY. PENKSFEVlATnA- Batiks in Philadel phia - 8. of Chester co. ft. Delaware cot Far’s B.Lanchsier B. Penn- T. Hatr'^hmgli b, Morristown b. Eafitoii bank Germantown b* ^Jonhampton b. Lancaster bank IB. o’Newburgh do do |j!sd>jaics’ &■ F ’ra do [TrutBank [farineisb. of Troy do hiaeawk bank at hbencctady . do iBaak of Utica 1 luranch bank of New- luftjb at hhaca iRochester bank do lABburn do lOjiario banks ■ do Icentralb.C Va.Iey do Icsneva bank, -3 ^ Fnmkhtrbank \» Cattskill *** Wimb. at Hud- p SIi.idle District do ftange County 1-2 Metsonco bans 1 KVashiagton War. 1 fchenango 3-4 piagara bank broke [Iteen co. bank do 3 of P lattsbu r g h do Barker’s Exchange, do yi others in state par. CO.XXECTlCUT. iw-Haven bank 1*2 rid^epuri bank par .rrw.cn bank pm rhames'). .Norwich 1-2 lartfcttl do 'henix b. Hartford do iHddleiown bank do 'airfield co. bank ■ do ,'iadhani co. b. do gle bank fine- arbv bank dnc. ■! ('•„ben in state 3-4 M.V'S,tCH03ETTS. losnn Banks 3-4 rinifield bank do 'anvicket bank do ci/ick bank do ,aa-if L Mechanics, at N.tiiiijcket do jUot'icrs do Hro?E ISLAND, ice banks 3-4 0TE5 Of MAINE. k*;isset bank broken M 'laijitoddy do ii.rvel & Augusta do .si.ce do ^ _ iaf>rbcrkxla!5Ti'.' ''dO^djarffestoii batik FannersVbauk Bucks County do Torkbank do Gettysburgh bank no Chambersburgb b. do Carlisle b^nk do Pittsburgh b. do Reading bank 1 Gre^hburg bank 5 Brownsville bank do Northern b. Pa. nnc. New-Hope bank do Other banks loalOO DEEAWAKE. Laurel bank 1 All Others . 1-2 MARYtAiOD. Ba,llimore b. 1-2 Port Deposit 11-2 Cumberland bank of .Allegany , unc. Somerset &, VN^or unc. Do. Br. Snnwbiiil, do Bank of Somerset Princess .Ann All Qth«-s vraorNiA. B. of Virginia and Branches _ 3-v Fanners’ b. do & \do do V'alleybank do Br’cb. b. L.eesbifrgh do ' Br. b. Charleston do Br. b. Romney 1 N. W. B. o f Virginia 5 DISTHlCr OF COLOMBIA. Merchant’s bank of .Alexandrij^ broken Franklin Wof do. Bank of Columbia 10 Union hank 1 .All others l-2a3-4 NORTH CAROLINA. State b. &. br. 3 a 3,1-2- Newbern and Cape Feari do BATAVIA, FRiPAY. FfiBfliJARY 19, 1830. W H O L E N O . M 6 . & I M C e d i c i n e s : ^ [ T S . O I L S , & e . SEAVEJR, a te now recei- viDgfrom N e w -Y o rk, their fall sup- i f r u g s a m } A l e d i c i n e s , P a i n t s , O i l s , & c . :^ h ich , together with their former stock, tflakes their assortment extensive and complete. Among which are— Alcohol, antimony, a n n itto, aigohaqua fortis, acids o f a ll kinds, bottles and vials, boras, bed .pans, balsams o f all kinds, breast pipes, blue and white vjtriel calom el, canthari- des, castor oil, oil spike, Croton and olive oil, all kinds Oi essential oil'i, catheters sil ver and elastic, castor, musk, Peruvian, cinnamon, winters, angusruta, sehairouba, cascariJIa, & c. barks; cream tartar, crude and pulverized; croeds martis,'*cochineal, cocculus iadicits, caustic lunar and com mon, white wolx, conserve o f roses, car bonate o f iron., emery, etbiops mineral, ether vltriol,.T>lasters o f all kinds, extracts of hyosciaraua, qaofice, cicuta ros‘emary, &c. gums kino, galb stramonium, mustard, li &c. euB veneris, ess. raus- taid, dowers ol’zinc, benzoin, chamomile, digitalis, senna, sabina, anum, ammonium, shellac, tragacanth, aloes, gamboge, opium, myrrh thus, copal, camphor, Arabic, guiac, mas- Uc, fbrtida, elastic, scammony, &c. glue, gall nuts, ichthyoccolla, indelible Ink, I o dine, indigo, lancets and cases, mace, madder, mannai, magnesia, English mus tard seed, nutnjegs, nox vomica, surgeon, needles, trocarh, tooth instrunients, opo deldoc, L e e ’s, Hooper’s Janies’ Ander son’s Davenports, Thayer’s and other Pills, red and wjhite precipitate. Phospho rus, sulphate o f quinine, quassia, spigelia- gentian, gingerl Colombo, valerian, cur cuma, scilla, ser eka, hellebore, serp. virg. Ipicac, rhei, ja lap, galengal, colchieum, sarsaparilla, roite water, rosemary, resin, red Sanders, etr etic tartar, tartaric acid, nitre, glauber,. cpsom, Rochelle, soda, jisuccin, tartar, ihartis, and absynth salts, ulphnr, sealing|wax, caslile and Windsor ap, cardamoraL anise, colchicurn & foc- egric seeds, syringes of all kinds, sago, spermaceti, spijrits nitre and lavender, sponge, staich,; sup. carb. soda, smalts tamarinds, Vonibe turpentine, tapers, uva ursi, wafers, &c. & c. A great variety o f Patent Medicines, such as Anderson's and Lamot’s Cough Drops. Posgate’s Anodyne Cordial, aromatic and cephalic snuff, fswaira’s 'Panacea. Indian I E xtract or Polaqelphos, German Thomp- ~ e W ater, British itch ointment A now receiving fiom N ew -Y o rk, at theS stand oppositethe Eagle Tavern an assortment ;of ^ e a t e c n e e , © U s &. D r a - s T i r p r s . Among which ire the following:— Acids o f all kinds ; Ether ; alum ; alkohol antimony; annntto ; balsams o f all kinds; borax ; black b(4tlcs o f all sizes; blue vit-; oxide of bismuth ; breast pipes ; Peruvi an, augustura, )range,ca8carilla, and cin- namoD barks ; ( ayenne, 1st quality ; can- tharides;. color ibo ; curcuma; cowage ; castor Russian ; crome ; patent, kings, 'andstoue yellov's; metalic, flexible silver and elastic gum catheters ; crude tartar ; extract cicuta ; beladona ; Stramonium ; shyosiamus ,• eraery ; ens- v e n e r i s ; e n ameled pungents; gum myrrl^; camph or; galbanum; opium; aloes; traga- canth ; copal, 1st add 2dquaUty ; shellac, •^o; ginger root; glue ; H o v ey’s and F p r ’s trusses ; ising glass; indigo plot; indelible ink ; logwood; ; madder ; manna flake ; mace ; nutmegs ; nut galls ; oils fixed and essential, o f all kinds ; Poland starch; quieksilver; quassia; rhubarb! rose pink and rose w a ter; redwood ; niter ; succini vn I ; spirits of turpentine; r certain cure for Fe- nitre d u lce; lavender quinine ; sponges, fine inges ; spring and thumb ?; smalts, blue & green ; scales and w e i^H s; stomach tubes.; ts and brushes ; tartaric ; turkey umber ; Vene- ; Chinese Vermillion ; ver digris, common t od distilled ; a large as sortment of Spticie Bottles; vials, &c. &c. P a t e n t Such as Anderson’s and La Mott’s Cough Drops; IJ joper’s, Lee’s, Ander son’s, D iiv e n p u r la n d Dean’s Rheumat ic pills ; W he iton’s, Dumfries’, and Anti Anetus, or ver and Ague ; comp ; sulphate and coarse: syr lancets oud cas«^ teeth instrumen acid ; tamarinds tian turpentine Medicines^ • ( P|Dni the Ontario Messeneer.] T H # lt E Y I S E D S T A T U T E S , ' I f No. XII. Jadghifnt? rendered before a J u s tice o rU ^ P^ace, may be removed by ceritohuriinto the Common Pleas of the county, in all cases where issue was not joined between the parties, and where issue was joined^ but the debt or damages recovered, exclusive of costs, do not -exceed twenty-Rve .dollars, /in affidavit settingfbftli the testimony and pro ceedings before the Justice, and the grounds bfallegtngerror,is to be p re sented within twenty days after ren- tieringjudgement, to the first judge, or sohie ojther county judge who is a Suprem e p o u rt Commissioner, who may ajjpvv Ifie c e rtiorari: a bond is to be executed to pay the costs that may be rajvarded on affirmance, and to pay the debt if any were recov ered and judgment be affirmed. The bond,- affidavit and certiorari, are to be served within ten days, on the justice, who is to be paid tw’o dollars for making a return. Such servicestays the issuing of an execu tion, or if one be issued and not collected, it stays ils collection, upon a certificate of the justice.— Within fen days after such service, the justice is to make a return an- sw'cring to all the facts set forth in the affidavit, which he is to file with the bond, affidavit and certiorari in the comity c!crii,s office. T h ^ ^ a - pers are to be brought into court: no copies are necessary, nor is any assignment of errors, but the court is (o proceed to hear an argument on the notice of either party. The court is to givejudgment according to the rights of the case, without Craig’s itch ointm ent; Harlaem, British{regarding imperfections, &c. and to I costs to the prevailing natty ” uifric“o'l '“'“I Relfe’s Botanica: drops; Asthmatic pills, do, Aron.alic female do Anti-billious Ve- j ^ ° t m o re than ^25 co s ts are to be giitablc SpGcific Hunter’s pills and c e - , t'*^cd in any ca s e . If the ju d g m e n t 1 hmnpson a Davenport’s and | b e affirm ed in part, the costs, or phaLk\^7'jrac':oVoy the court shall deem j Cook’s and Smith’s Adhesive salve; awarded to either pnr- mock’s Leather varnish, Elastick gum do; \tj- -And the court may award res- Bon’s and D a v entort’s Eye V oil, harlem oil, W heaton’e- i aqd bitters Godfrey's Cordial, Bateman’s drops, balsam o ^ f e - A grea^variefiy.of Paint and-Graining, I Windsor, Castile and ]^rr soaps ; Soda tltutioft where a j u d g m e n t has been Brushes, Sash tools. Camels hair pencils, I n.nd Seidlifz’s po\i 1 Bihcrs in state VER3I0NT. btUnjion 3*4 6l others do BEtv-HA jrrsHiaE- 10 Bl others 1*2 [c...N.\.D.V N O T T .r. •C.Kinaston uuc. b. at \Lrk ' 3 iootieal do NIltV-JERSEY. late han’t at Morris- Iwn. un.ler 5 par late b. at Camf^en 3-4 btu. h. upr'er 10 do tiifei tan'll do do Inn'.’il. h Brid^’ton do lo'jr t Holly bank do Borr'.s Canal b. do fc'abh'my.nn b. do |a!“,h h. CO. 1 , at New-’druns- lick under 20 do fatlerson bank 37 leoplftf bank 1-2 llonmouth unc. Itale b Trrnton do lercey har.k do lumbard & Protec- pon bank unc. tU others par 7 bStk 2 \^■ V a r n l^f ,• Butemat s’Hrops,'&c7 GEORGI-4- Bank of Augusta State b. Savannah Planters bank do Bank of Darien OHIO NOTES. Cbilicolhebank Marietta bank Steubenville b. Farmers’ and Me- clianlcks b. of da L.ancaster bank Copper Bronze. Cdarse and Fine Paints, Atinong which ar^— white lead, do. ground in oil, red do. Spjanish white, spruce y e l low, crome yelltliw, crome green, Prus- 5a6 sian blue, cochineal, carmine, lamp black, do j rose pink,veueti4n red,kings yel.stone do. virmilion, Turkey amber, Terre de Sien^ ! iia, virdigris, do. distilled, paints in boxes, ’ do i glue,resin,smalt9,litharage,copal vainish N. B. The above articles are well s e lected, and ate ofiered to the public, wjih the assurance tbal they are genuine. The subscribers return sincere thanks for past favors, and solicit a continuance and increase of public patronage, VV. R Batavia, Nov. j9 , 1829. '33. i B. o f 's t Ciairsvilla do I linseed & lamp 0 I L Western Reserve b. do K E N T H C K Y . Bank of Kentucky &. Branches unc. Bank of ibe Common Wealth do TEKESEE. Stale b. and br. unc. Nashville b. - do EOTJIS.4NA. N. Orleans banks 5 MlSSiSSlI'pr. Natches bank B AL.ABAMA, Mobile hank 6 Toinbickbe b. unc M I C H I G A N . Bank of Michigan 1- W ith a determination to sell our a rti cles on the roost licit a continual] lEFAULT having been made in the payraetit t^f a certain sum o f money, tiith t<)e interest thereen, secured by an Indenture of mortgage, bearing date the penty-fifth dajf o f February, in the year pf our Lord, 1817, e x e r t e d by Sam- bel Coleman, to Lemuel Cbipman, o f all iHat certain piece or parcel o f land, eitu- Ve in Sheldon, in the county of G enesee, being part o f dot number nineteen, in kotvnsbip number nine, in the third range of townships of the Holland Purchase, so oalled, bounded as follows, viz.— east and jsouth by the lines of the said lot, north by jland, (part o f the same lot) conveyed to P^heaton A. Briggs, and w est by a line Ipiirallel to the east line, and s o far distant jtberefrom as to contain fifty acres; which jsaid indenture of mortgage was duly as- jUgned ^^the said Lemuel Chipmap, and j''y<ire|mar series o f assignmeptsi, be- jotne, and is the property o f W ilhem jWillink, Walrave Van H cokelom , Nico-? [las Van Beeftingh, Jan Vap Eegheh, [Wiihem WilUnk junior, &> G erritSehim- I nselpenninck, Rutger Jans son, survivors jof themselves and Hendrik ‘Vollenhoven jffid Rutger Jan Schiromelpenninck, now Neceased ------ .Now therefore notice is k ’reby given, that by v irtue o f a pow- coi^tained in the said indenture of mortgage to the eaid Lemuel Chipman, Jliis heirs, exeeptors, administrators and |«8igns,jtoeeU and convey at publie anc- i tion, th,e ^escribed prertuses, |fault^^tC*Se'roade in the pajraient of I the moaW ^thereby secured fp Jic T*Lo» tliesame will be s o l i at the court housq in ih§ villagUnTBatavia, in the county o f G enesee, ph^the tUrCntyr fourth da V o f I April next, ^betWC©^ tb? ^urs often and twelve u'clcCKfi® torenoott o f that day. P a ted fiirfger T). H, • reasonable terms, we so- ce of public patronage. Those indebted ito us are requested to call and settle their accounts. C O T E S & SE A V E R . Batavia, Dec. 4, 1829. T T lH E character o f this celebrated oint- JL m e n tis so. well established, as to need no explanation, for being a pleasant, safe and sure retpedy for that loathsome disease; it is also a certain cure for all eroptions o f the skin and the salt Rheum. Price 37 1-2 cents. ^ ’Svheaton’s Jaiindice Bitters, ^Which are so etpinently useful in reioo- ¥inff all iaundice and b'rilious complaints. ¥ r ice S7 1-2 cents- DavenpoF u’s Bilious Pills. These Pills are jlustly esteemed for their easy operatipiK and good effects, as a mild, sa f ^ ahttsQvereign remedy for bilious feveVs, pains In the head, stomach and bowels; jauiidide and scurvy, piles, rheumatism, inflimmation on the eyes, female complaints, acid stotaaebs, indi gestion, worms, muptions on! the skin dys entery, bilious cljioUc, dizzipess and head ache. T h e y are likewise an antidote against infection 3 diseases, pm o v ing ob structions o f eveiry kind, by dissolving and discharging the morbid matter ; helping digestion, restbr: ng a lost appetite, and a sure relief for cokiVe habits. They are so accommodated to all ages, seasons, and hours, that they may be taken in win ter or summer i t any time o f the day 'Vvithojttt regard to diet, or hindrance of business. T h e operation ie so gentle, pleasant and effectual, that by expedience they i r e found t4 exceed any other Physic herm ifore offerhd to the public- Phose who a te travelling by sea or land, will find them a gre i t preservation from the diseaslee o f foreign climates.—-Also d M e j ^ p o r t ^ s c e l e b r a t e d ! I T S l E r W A T E K p W h ich heeds orly to he used to be highly approved of, for all sorts o f weak and sore m o B . fCrFot sale by W ebster & tLevnolds, and l y Cotes % S eaver. ' Kd&Bia, Jamiarij 23(J, 1829. Have on hand, for sale, at their Drug gist’s Store, in Batavia, D R . 'M A Y E R 'S Veg'etaM e P i l l CaihoUcon^ Oit UNIVERSAL FAMILY PHYSIC;. These Pills are wholly of vegetable production, and are esteemed in almost every ciamplaint meferablo to Jalap and CahiTXsl. They cleanse no.^temacb ef i.ll filthy, lal loan emetic—resto- useless, matter,eq ring lost appetite disorders. They cause a fr such motion cannot be heard after the first term a t which it should have been made. An appeal is not to be discussed on account of any infor- m'ality in the bond, if it be amended with the Consent of the obligors, or another sufficientjbond be filed : nof can it be dismissed on the ground that the costs, orithe justice’s fee, have not been paid. Upon dismis sing an appeal, the court may award costs the appellee, and enforce their payment by rule and attachments. A.n appeal may be discontinued by the court, if it be not prosecuted within the term prescribed by its rules. Upon a copy of an order of dismissal, or disconlinuance being served on the justice, he is to pro ceed in the cause ; but in such case an execution on the judgment be fore him, must be returned unsatis fied in whole or in part,, before a suit can be brought on the appeal bond. Upon an issue of law, the Common Pleas is to determine ac cording to the law of the case, and may allow amendments to pleadings, and requiVe the opposite party to answer them or join issue. The same issue of fact that wasjoiri.edbe- fore the justice, and no other, is to be tried by a jury^ in the Common Pleas unless spme demand of the plaintiffi or some defence or set-ofiT of the defendant v/as overruled by the justice, in which error was com mitted, when the court may allow proof of such demand, &c. ap if is sue had been joined before the jus tice. T h e cases in which costs are to be allowed to the parties on ap peal, arc particularly enumerated. If one party recovers any debt or damages, and the olherparty recov ers co s ts, the courr shall sefrolTthe one against the other, and fender judgment for the balance. Ifjmlg- ment be for the appellee,rhe liaust sue out execution thereon within lliirty days after tli% term, or the sureties in the appeal bond will be discharged, and itfpon its being re turned unsatisfied in whole or in part, he may sue the bond. .Tlie-additionii 1■fe.e&AUJiaAKCiL-AEfi. - -» ^r\ 1 rw ^ ^ *«■» ^ A Appeals to ihe courts of Common Flees are confine^ to cases where a iudgment has !>ccn recovered for more than twenty-five dollars, ex clusive of costs, upon an issue of fact joined, whether the defendants were present or not. Wilhin ten days al ter the judgment was rendered, an affidavit is to be presented to a Judge of the Supreme Court, a Circuit Judge, a Supreme Court Commis sioner, or to the first or senior Judge of the county courts, setting foilh, .... the testimony and proceedings, and j m hi? poundage, ground on which error is alleged, orjbe rendered by a justice for a great- by law, or for any improper item, au d it be collected, it may he tion lor a certiorari or aliowance for an appeal, fifty cents, whether granted or not. A justieeis not to be allowed for his adjournment on his own motion. Three cents are allowed for filing every paper with a justice, except pleading and pro cess, and he is allowed twenty-five cents for every judgment. A con stable is to have fifty cents for a co py of the attachment and inventory of the defendant’s residence, and there are some unimportant varia- If judgment Lpsgc p f thd docket wi% e-they may be foqnd. The justice’s docket, qv a transcript thereof certified by biin shall be good evidence iq a suit be fore bimself, of any judgment of other proceeding. And a Transcript certified as now required, ia evi dence in all other cases. ThS pro ceedings before a justice may ajsp be prqvetl to be in his band-ivri,lmg and copies of such minutes proved to have been made in his writing, which have been compured\ by pL, competent witness,arealsdevidenced. Justices have power to fake affida vits when they liecome necessary in proceedings before them. Provis ions made respecting a justiefe removed from office, or moving but of his town, to deposit bis bpoks and papers with the town clerk, with a certificate in his docket of Ihe a- mounts due on the judgments e n ter ed therein. In ease of the death of the justice or his office becoming vacant, the town clerk mfty demand his official books and paper# from those iq whose pOB^ssionfhey fnay- be; and to enforce the foregoing provisions, the like proceedings may be bad as are noticed in the abstract of chap, b of the Jst part. The entries in such books are to be pre>- sumptive evidenee. A justice may issue executions oti judgments ren dered before the expiration o.f his office at any time within six months after th&t within a reasonable time after demanded to pay over money collected by him, he is to be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,, and on conviction is to forfeit his office. A justice out of office i3.4o make r e turn to a certiorarb,or appeal, in the same manner as if he remained ia office;]; and if he be.dea^, insane, or opt of the state, tixs prb^cedinga before him may be proved by affida vits, and the court shall pioceed ss if they had been returned by hioi.. And in such cases the appellant may file the Allowance of an-apperf,^ the affidavit! and bond, w iththe co u ^ y clerk, b’ho is to approve the sdre- ties, wMcb are to.be as valid_as served <^n the justice. If a justice m on which a new trial is claimed. An allowance of an appeal is to be endorsed on (he affidavit. If the and co r r e c tin g b i l l i o u s 'j u d g e is sa t i s f i e d t h a t e r r o r a i i c c t m g -the m e r its has b e e n com m itted bj ^ WX'iA'IJH ijjf , .^-,. ..53 »— lion of debt may be maintained on it. Th$ court may, by rntmdamus, compel !$ justice who has removed^ out of tihe county to make return te a certiorari or appeal. W here a justice’s docket has been Ipst,. &c. other proof of the fact.tha^ ajudg ment was rendered may be give8^ Three justices may hear a coirt* plaint against a constable, against whom and hi.^ sureties a judgment oney recov- remove him e e evacuation from the bowels^, without g iving the least pain or uneasiness ; and according to the opinion of good judges, arie preferable to “Lee’s Biilious Pills,'^ in any disorder for. which his were of use; and according to the 0 - pinion o f those pbj sicians acquainted with their operaf’on,ar u preferred to any med icine now in circulation, for family use ; beside, there is no mercurial preparation connected with them. They are useft 1 in almost every com plaint incident to ;he human frame,where cathartics are us eful, and are perfectly safe for women and children in all con ditions. Recom\ nendations. This may certify that I have been ac. quainted vviith the operation o f Dr. Thay er’s Pill Gatholicort, for several months last past— and tan freely recommend them, (not as a specific) but as a safe and beneficial cathartic pill, in those cases for which they are ' ocommended in the la bel. Doct. C H A R L E S CLARK . Caldis, Angtenl 26, 1827. Prom Doct. D o d g e — I do hereby certi fy, that for a year past I have made con. siderable use o f Dr. Thayer’s Vegetable Pill Catholicon, i:i my practice, and have uniformly found tliem a safe, easy, and salutary cathartic,in those cases for which they are recotnnitmdM in the bill enclo sing the boxes. I therefore cheerfully recommend them , os I have oRen done in this vicinity, to families, and also to the public at large, not as a nostrum, but as a useful fanailv ci.thartic pill. _ ^ OMRI DO DG E , P% sicmn. Hancock, June From Dr. T idden — B eing in the habit o f using Dr. Tht.yer’s Vegetable Piljsin my practice fur many years, I cheerfully recommend! them to the public as a safe, easy» and profita fle medicine. ; y ITH A M A R T I L D E N , Physician. Paw U h Sept. i _____ A F E W L o a d s o f W o o d w a ^ e d im o e d iitelrk t »lii» me« Br F .p«i. 0 *cepi>OT I», 18 * 9 . party re- r e c e iv in g it. the justice or the ju r y ; or that an adjournment could not be ptocured on account of (he absence of a witness or testimony, to obtain which due diligence had been used ; or that since the trial new testimony had been discovered on some mate rial point which was not argued at the trial; and that for any of these resshns a new trial ought to be bad. Within thirty days after such allow ance, it is to be served on the jus tice, together with the affidavit and a bond, the conditions of which are particularly prescribed : the costs of the suit are to be paid, and twenty- five cents in addition, to the justice, for making a return. The justice is to make a return within ten days, the particul-ars of which are enumer ated, which is to be filed in the coun ty clerk’s office, with ail the papers in the cause, and with the affidavit allowance and bond. If the return co v e r e d o f the with in terest. AH process issued By a justice, is to be signed by him, and may be under seal, or zvitkout seal. Every justice is required to keep a book, in which shall be entered the titles of all causes commenced before him ; the particular process issued, and the time when; the time of the parties appearing before him on the return of process, or when none was issued ; a concise statement of the pleadings of the parties when made orally, and the issOe joined; every adjournment, to wliat lime and place, and on whose motion; the issuing a venire, at whose request, and when and where returnable; the time of the trial, the names of the jurors who did not appearai?d were fined; and the n.irnes of those who appear ed, and of those who were sw o rn; the names of the witnesses sworn, afid for which party ; the objections, if any, to their competency, and the be not made, pn filing an affidavit of decisions thereon ; the verdict of the 6ml2 Atlanti c glouvenlr Batavia, Nov- A N D TO KEN F O R 1830. iJST received and for gale at the Bata via Book Store, by A»*P. PAIKK b R. e, 1829. having complied with the above re quisitions, a rule may be entered by the appellant, in vacation o rin term, requiring thejustice tq make the re turn within ten days, .o show cause on the first da) of the next term why an attachment should not be issued agaliCt him. And a similar rub naay be entered by the appellee.— And the court may issue an a ttach ment for disobeying such rules, and may imprison him until he submit, and may require him to pay the costs of the proceedings. An ap peal cannot be disnaissed by the court unless there have been pre vious notice for that purpose, or a good excuse for not giving it to be rendered *, which notice thust spe .cify the grounds ofthe motion. And ■V m jury, and when received]: the judg ment rendered, and when ; the time of issuing the execution, and the name of the officer to whom deliv ered ; if issued before the regular time, the nature of the proof given to warrant it; the return of an exe cution, and when m a d e ; the time of making every renewal of art exe cution; the time when he furnishec a transcript of the judgement to be filed with the county clerk ; the time of the service o f 'a certiorari upon him ; the lime when an appeal from the judgment is made; which\ are to be entered under the title of each cause to which the several items re late. Every justice is also to keep alphabetical index of all j;udgments rendiered by him, referring to the has been collected form< ered by hi.m, and are to frorn office after a hearing of the parties, H the complaint be estab lished, or he ncgiect to appear; a certificate of the removal is to be filed wjth the town clerk, who is to serve a copy of it on the constable, which is to vacate his office. A nstice Ims power to punish as for a contempt, disorderly or insolent be havior to him while engaged injudi cial proceedings, which shall tend to interrupt such proceedings, or itn- ' pair the respect due to bis authori ty ; any breach of the peace or otfi- er disturbance tending to Jiuterrupt his official proceedings, or any wil ful resistance in his presence to the execution of the any lawful order or process, made or issued by him. Persons charged with contempt are to be hebrd before conviction, and a warrant may be issued for their ap prehension. Punishments for con tempts in the above cases, may be by fine not exceeding twenty-five dollars, or imprisonment not exceed- ing five days, or both ; but the de fendant |s not to reqiaih in iimprison- ment pOt exceeding five jdays, or both ; bht the defendant is hot to r e main tihprisoned for the non-pay ment pf the fine only, mpre than ten daj'sj. A record of thd convic tion is tO|be made up, stating the cir- cumstanices and the judgment, which is to be ifiled with the.county cleric within ten days. T h e wiarrant of commitment must set forth the par ticular circumstances o f theofience, or it will be void. A witness refu sing to be s%vorn, or to answer any ~ pertinorit question, is to be impris oned, if; the party calling upon him makesi oialh that his tesU«|iony is so far material, that without fr he can not saifeiy proceed in th^tr^al o f the canse.i T h e warrant is tjo specify se of commitment* and the ; >-J <1 .>■1 tne cause ot commitment* an a to e question which the witneik j^e^hsed to ans to \be i^it tc .-V: 'm M*l*.cy M I . ^ i f - '-*s* er, if any, and the iwitneas is osely confrned uotji heaub- answer; and .the ekhtft-it td -.'V 3 «■.- iiwI'S fey A:.. ■ * ‘ WMIIifi«li' lit I
