vs
James FernonJames Fernon & John ConnollyJohn Connolly ,
On Bill filed in, the
office, of the
clerk, of the SuperiorSuperior Court court, of the
Territory, of MissouriMissouri Northern Circuit,
and for an application
to, the
Hon,
SilasSilas Bent ,BentSilas Bent one of the
Judges, of the
SamuelSamuel B Smith ,BSamuel B Smith SmithSamuel B Smith being duly,
sworn, on his oath, saith that the amount of
the outfit for,
the
trade, with him and the
said Fernon & Connolly was
in,
the
whole, the
sum, of Five thousand, three Hundred and
thirty six, Dollars, and
of
which, he was
entitled,
to the - That the
goods and furs pelties,
and
effects of the said
partnership, as
stated, in the said
Bill, brought and one in the
power and,
possession, and care, of said Fernon &
Connolly,
of by them - that this deponent received, of the said company, goods to about the
amount of eighty or, one
Hundred
Dollars and about forty
four, dollars in
muskrat skins &,
and no
more the balnce, they the said defendants have, or the same hereby disposed of by, them - that
no settlement has, been
made between, him
& them, and
they have returned, to
come to a settlement, -
that he had
good reason, to believe that both, of said
defendants in and
to leave this territory
without, an intention to
remain, to
reside there, : -
that FernonFernon told, him a
few, days ago
that, he intended to leave, this for
PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia in a few,
days, ; - that ConnollyConnolly , said also he would
leave SLouis, as
soon as he, could get off
&, has left
his boarding
house,


