Court Of Chancery, Saturd...
LAW RRPORT Alr. PEMNERToW oA1 b0salf of Mlr. varter, th9o c4mmittee of the lunaIl'.eetatt, moe&hst Edwird Creuswell, the oh' of the lungttd lately deceased, should be directed - to give up thenuoion-ousa of Pbikev,WIts,oebiet with the furnit%ue, &c., of which hi retaIned. po.seasin, or be comnmit;d for at contelIpt of court.- It aPPered fromthefllavis, li*. .iorithtanin-the death of the lunatic, thE Court had thought ?lttitadrisneabnle thto continue 1r. Carter. in- Pm,essiWn. of th stt,fo h purpose of Presserng thy property. The wsusiorithad been rented' furnished by a gentleman for U year -snd at the! expiration, of the leute Sir. Edwad CrmweUconilaved to obtain POWWisOn1 Of the house, sad' remained there. A. pefition' wes consequently prese6ted to this Court, and one of thet affidaLvits stated that the deponent Srcmded tothe house to serve him with a copy, but found aU the doors and windows fittened. HexsawMr. Crcssweil'awife at one of the w1it dows, and inforined her of the objectof him visit Wbilst thlere lhe *bserye Mt. Cresewelldrive ttowajtrdstXhe ihouse it a gig but,huronha signal behing irtade from the window wit'h a handkercieif, he Eyoe awaysi fst as h e could-not however, wIthouthearir.gthedeponent nEentien what he had come 6out. The affidavit further sted the conversation whichi thei depouent had on the subject with Mr. Cress. well, whom he saw on a subsqnent day at the window with A sword in his hand, when he expressed bis deterruinatien rnot to 'iye up the house, unles another house was provided for him aid hts mo. The LoR:D CHA2NCLLOR said he would make a short order, de- claring the service to be good service, and directing the defendant to answer the allegations in the pedttion, or deliver up possesion of the t._ .-A fi-n;N_. COURT OF CHANCERY, SATUImAT, JUyXE 12.