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JESSE HoyT, ESQ


Dear Sir-My present business is chancery. The en-.
closed bill drew in great haste last night this morn.
ing want ii presented on Monday, and the motion


made and urged the ground Of the great injury to the
Bank If those notes should be put in circulation
Whether Barkers assignment to this bank good or
not we are entitled to the injunction. Whether the bills
are his or ours the Farmers Bank have right
them; and if they do we suffer well as j. b. Jacob
Barkcr want the bill copied, and copy sent to Mr.
Barker for Mr.. Wells examination.


If you get the injunction, show il first TO the State
Bank, and tell they follow ncxtthen it on the
farmers Bank.then show to Lansingburgh and tell
them they shall have the same and had better keep the
bills That is, you think il best to inform the others
before have made out bills against them.


Inc NJ. business have neglected and never can
attend 10 H. serve the pc, on-gve the noce-fll up
the proper day-make the motion. You end the Attor
ney General Mr. Van Burenl draw the interrogatores
wholly on you.


The bank Is SAFE and mean to keep il 80 will ra