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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24

fHew His innocence: AFFIRM that all which has
been faid of him is an infamous caumny."
Curfe faid, our colleagues is a inf emo
ton, ''--On which Monreau rejoined. : 1t is
20 fine emotion-it is the expreAion of the truth
and Indignation and infantly left the hall.
The Senate Legislative Body and Trbunate
offered their congratulaion TO the Fiff Conful
Who in reply lsid,
(" Since the day when arrived at the Chief
MagiRrscy, great number of confpiracies have
been formed sgs,nl my life. hurled in camps,
have never given any Importance to danger !;
they have PRED me with no fear"
In the new play of the Soldiers Daughter,
received with very great applause lately in Lon
d9n, Mrs. JORDAN iii The epilague, drew forth
le terstsd peals. The idea OF raising female
army # r.ierpe must have excellent !, # Ct,
and the materials of which This amazonian host
was TO be composed, excited considerable imerri-
ment-the following viii amuse our female rea-
ders:
{" While glory animatea, each moral nerve
Should British women from the contest swefvc {?
Mo-
Well form female arm, efr,ervt;
And elan them thus-Old maids are toimf,s--.
Widows, sharp sboote,s-W Wives are .f3zHetys;
Maids form batalli0ns, that's all under twenty,
And as for hlsbt traps, we have them in plenty
Vixens the trampet 6ioag, Scolds tear the d,xm,
Wien thus prepared, wat enemy dare come?
Those eyes ghst,eyen Bntons could enslavc,
Would seryA olight poor Frenchnen to their
gra
Well humble Fiance since British women can
Asflelsfk handle, as they do a faa ?"
(Lon. pap.)
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NOTICE.
To the Stockholders Of the Maine IN
furance Company Of Alexandra:

Z WHEREAS, under the preienf st 4 10
corporation of this Company, The DifeStofs d.
NOT conceive themielyes at liberty to exerd theis
infurances 70 Houfes, Goods and HoufehoI3 Sas
ntrrs, sgainh FIRE, and believing it wou.~ be
greatly TO the benefit OF the Company - Hska
fuch iefurances The PnGden; ard Directors ..
the fad Marine Isfurancc Company have t''e'e
fore determined TO call meeting OF re s,o
Stockholders, 10 be held on the fecoDd IVef:aY
in June next, at the Court HOME in Aexandr!as
to corhter of 'seprop8f,on thsn to be L -
fore then, of petitionirg Congrefs at 1h~'. nf7k
mee1icg, to ensraft al additional clauis q -'t.
preien. charter authorizing ,h~ru TO lnlo,c s!sss
houGhcId furniture and goods, w.ses 80 alss~
chandfe againlt FIRE. -
BY Order of the preident and Directors.
J. B. Nichols, Sec'ry,
Iofurance' Office, April II, 1904.
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A e rswsm.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

County of Alexandra, to Wit:
Ma,rb adjo9~std SIITox, 1884
The Prefdent ard Directors of
the Marine Infurance Com.
pany Of Alexandra, Com
',' o.,,. I'm Chan ccrY.
Jofhua Ward, and John Vow
ell and Thomas Vowel, Jun
Defendants, -,
THE defendant, Iehua Ward not
having entered his Appearance, and gwen lccu.j.
ty according to the at of AGembl, md The rules
Of this Court, and it appearing to tbs farisfsttion
OF the court, upon affidavit, that th5 lad dafen-
dan,, Johua Ward, is not an inhah;tans o. ting
diltritf: On motion Of the faid compliments, W
their council, il It sydtrt9, that tx l4ri defrn.
dant, Jofhua Ward, do appear fee on the hra
day OF June court next, and enter his appearance
to the iuit, and give fscurity :or psrforrnng the
decree OF the court, and thar the o,heg defendants,
John Vowel and Thomas VoWelE, 80. DO nce
pay away, convey or fccrere the d~ags by them
owing to, or the eRate or e3: SIS IN thrir hind.
belonging to the faid ablent Defendant, J.thts
Ward, until the further order OF decree ol The
court, and that copy of this ordei b forthwith
publhed tor Two months iuccefive'ys 81 both o.
the public newf2apers publthed instns coansy,&
that another copy DC poaed at tae t!cat door =.
the Court Houfe offaid county,
A Copy, Tef,
G. DENEALE {.
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Form Of Power 10 Vote by Proxy,

l, -----, do hereby emPowcJ
for me and in my mare, . attend reet.rg
the Stock olders of the Marine Iciu'auc l~.
pany of Alexandria, to hs held in Alex
aforefad, on the lecond Iuefday 10 juns
and tor me, and in ray nafne,. 30 agree Or -:
gree TO the prop>ltion Of extending I..'u'a0ee .
houfes, houfshold furnitnre, and foods wares, aGa
merchandif,, as hal appear moi adgrrablee
To be fnbfcribed by two witrs2es.
C. Mr.. Green, of Frtdrrickburgh, and MI
.Dsyis, OF Richmond, are deGred 70 publfh the
above.
April "a co ~
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For Safe at the Library,

Bibles, Telfaments, Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Spelling Books, and Primers of
various kinds variety of chap and toy Books,
Writing and Letter Paper, Ink, Ink Powder,
Quilts, Waters, Pa&eboards, &c.
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Alo lAf received 6 for Sale,

DIR. Stoughton's CoRDlAL B1rrERs,
admirably calculated to reit the attack Of futa
MGR levers by fortifying the itomaeh and bracing
the con&nutioni and few handfomc Engrav-
ings, framed, which viii be fold low.
C. A. Shutz.
April IL. aaw44
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

Alexandra County, % VII
Marfb aajouard S .g!5s, 1905
Richa I'd Prime, Complainant,
AGAINST
Nathaniel Dutkce and Catha.
rnc his wife, 2ebeeca Ali.
fon, James M. M'Rea, John
MIRA, Robt. M'Rea, Nan
cy A'lEon M'Rea, Henry
Lyles M'Res, and Aion
M'Res, heirs and Devices >1n Cbaacerys
OF Robt. M'Rea, deceafed,
and AeneG M'Res and Ro-
bert M'Rea, furvvlng eS. !
ecutots of Robert M'Rea, :
deceafed, ard Samuel Can.
die and Samuel Nichols, ad.
miniHratofs d Mich. Thorn,
deceafed, Defendants,
THE defendant, Samuel Nichols
Administrator OF Michael Thorn, decesied, not
having entered his appearance, and given fr'uti-
~ according to the rules of this couvt, and it APP
pearing to the latistaet;on Of the courr, thai hs
is not an inh,bitant of this difrie: On mo:iqn
of the complainant, by his couplel, 1t ii o,d,r4,
that. the fad defendant, Samuel Nichols. d0
appear here on the fff day Of June court r:ss,
and anfwer the plaintia's bill, and that copy o.
this order be forthwith inferred for two r,oniis
fuccedively in both of the pu6lie newfpapsts rcu-
lilhed in this county, and that another copy bs
polted at the front door OF the Count Eallc c&
laid county.
ACopy, TEE, ~
G. BENEALE, &c.
exY,w,r
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Doyer March 9.

Ths loudsh firing heard here this twsr has
prevailed all to- day on the French COAT. Some
of4hs houles ihake with it, and it is no; doubted
to he chiefly boalb Airing. II continues as ]
write this, but no intelligence relative tot has,
unved. Probably large fqoadron Of veilels Of
all defcriptions, which went QUIT Of thesl,o~ns
y.aeriay evening. are engaged with the enesny,
and as the wind is of III. French coat, and very
I,ht, there cannot be more favorable opportu-
uty for vessels TO aand in with the tide. Whe-
cher they sEesryiog to fink any vsasls or not,
this is not triEing engagement.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY,


FOR TON,N s. COUNTRY,
Wea 6de of Fairfax Street, fecond door above
Prince Street
Tie jollowang BOOKS
have lately been received ard added to the col
lection, viz.
Willon's Egypt, Tour through Ire
land, Notdon's Travels, Muntord's Poems, Ger
man Gilblas, Hermit of Caucalus, ClariGa Har
lowe, Sigifmar, Clara Daplefis, What Has Been,
A Collection of Tragedie, & Comedies, Orphan
Marioa, D'lfraslis Romances, Slave of Patton,
Gambler, Romance of the Pyrenees, Lucy OF
mond, Delborough Family, Black Tower, En-
reaina, Sigewart, PHYS Gift, Modern Philofo
piers, Nurrebian Tales, German Sorcerels,
Monkton, Fate of Eleanor, HiRoric Tales, Pro-
gre(s OF Love, Fortefcue, Child of Chance, Don
Raphael, &c. &c.
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London, 6larch 10.

London, 1larch 10.
n. ROYAL Assest was last nlghs given by
n;,sion &c several Bills in the House Of
On this occasion Lord Fitzwilliam ex-
',.,d some donbgs as 10 the regularity Of the
..a;ne. the necessary information with respect
PIE ',se stat. Of his Majesty's health not having
) l b,,p. obtain d. the Lord Chancellor, with
nh apparen, agitation, said, be was perfectly
-. af the caution and circumSpe6ion which SO
..,v, and important subject required; andan.
+, hat impression he assured the Noble Earl,
~, n yenturing TO procure the assent OF his
Majesty TO the commission, he had proceeded
-, and trembling. Not cop6dipg entire.
!, 4 ,hc reports of the Physicians, he had soli-
gs;,d aud obtained personal interview with the
Monarch, which had been repeated, and In the
s0o,se of which he held much conversation with
4. MaieAy relative TO the nature of the bills in
Ioa,d. in the commissions; the result of which
-, that the whole Of them obtalued the Royal
Assent. OF the responsibility attached TO BIS
oScial situation, his lordship proiessed himself
allg aware and, feeling the entire force of that
',,oOnsibilisy, he had acted upon it or the pre-;
rut occasion, After this uneqaivocal assurance
ii The competency of his'majesty TO the exercise
ofbs kngly functions, no reasonable doubt can
!. entertained of the favorable pregrass rssds
by bis Majesty.
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Notice rs henebv gauen.
April -.

1'0eseo % feSf1oV S1ceH5
THAT Letters Parliamentary have been grant
ed by the Orphans Court Of Baltimore County,
on the eaate Of ROBT. CARTER, Efq. late of
Green Greet, Baltimore, but formerly of Mono
ny Hail, in the county of Wefmoreland, and
Rate OF Virginia thofe who are indsoted to the
fad eftate, arc hereby requeaed to make inlme-
diate payment, and fucb as hive claims againf
the efate, are resuefed to forward them pro.
perly authenticated, that payment may be made
by GO: CARTER,
Executor Of Rob. Carter, deceafed.
oatlands, April "a. cav
TIC 4 & T S,
In the Baltimore Cathedral Lottery for fale
by
March .. co.
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.April is.-

q. nyisish Packet, which arrived here yes.
- e,om Halifax, left Falmouth on the 9Th
6 J. sad brings London papers Of the 10th,
Sl''. :, later than orr aayices via Boston. They
'as 81 oothing interesting, in addition 70 wtas
'a, ssse before given, excepting the following az
!; $. which we copy from a paper Of che latest
~ :. received At this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
The beautiful high.6looded horse,
P r E CIPIT ATE.

HULL fifteen hands and half high fne
l. sorrel, handsomely marked, OF big bone, and
great muscular strength and powers. evidently
denoting the true English running horse-wii
stand at my stables, az Sandy Point, in Charles
City county, at six g,ineas the season. and dol
lar TO the groom; but tis season may be dis
charged by the payment Of twenty dollars, ON or
before the 10Th day of Oaober.
Extensive, rich and productive pastures, well
enclosed, in various apartments. from which no
mare can easily escape, as well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis; bat no liability for involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name Is so truly
applicable 10 his character, was bred by Lord
Egremont, foaled in l7S7, got by Mercury "a son
of Eclipse, )'dam by tIerod grandau by Match
EN-, out of Mr.. Pra:t's OLD Squirt mare, is un
doubtedly one of the best horses ever imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
gentlemen, vino have travelled some distance to
see him, superior; although he has so lately eros
sed the sea- that it cannot be expected he should
haze gained his pristine form and beauty
He is truly such a horse rs Virgil describes of
4 fine oue--an eye large, black and full Of fre
bold as the Lyon. a9ive as the Greyhound and
IN all his movements ether; he rushes forward
Ike = thunlerbolt, aud hesitates at nothing
In the hrst spring meeting 1870, at New Mar
ket, when three years old. he won the first class
of the Princes stakes, OF LOO guneas each. beat
ing thunderbolt, Chandelier. and Sir Pepper,
four having paid Forfeit. In the same week, he
won the Bolton stakes Of so guineas each. beat
ing Chambooe, Dragon, ana PAllalox-seveu
paid forfeit. Second spring meeting, ne won the
third class of the Princes stakes of 100 guineas.
beating ThunderbOe-seYen paid fcrfeit And
in the same week, he received 100 guneas forfeit
from Lord Grosvenor's Radananihus.
In 1872, he won sol ar Guildheld beating
Doge, Thunderbolt. Seringaparam, and Stout.
The next day sol. at the same place beating Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
guineas 1T Lewes, beating Skyscaper At three
heats, the first beIug deemed \ deadhear after
which he was SO highly ea,eemed, tia he became
stallion in his lordships stud. aS IL guineas a
mare.
| This horse is the sire Of Jonquil, Pst,vorth,
Matranna, Rosaba. chesnut colt out aft Bob all,
chestnut colt out of Rosemary, Humbus. L .,zarus,
Ragin'er, Apollo, CULVER, Tag, Louisa, Tip
stall, and many others of great fame now in train
| ing.
purchased him myself when in England last
| fall, at the sale of Richard Watt, dec. where a
complete stud of his get were sold at Auction. a,
! prices far beyond what was common. 20 wit.
yearlings from 50 TO 220i. serng--a printed list
OF which now have in my possession, 20 be seen
At any time.
| For character and performances, sea Racing
Calendar from 1890 to 1892 inclusive, Sporting
! Dictionary, page lSS, vol ,, printed 0S-Wii-
liam Tapiin, author.
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT.
March 10, 1904. wtmIys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
P. TINSLEY, C. C.
Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber oilers for sale 2lf2 acres of
LAND lying on Roanoke river. in the eoun-
~ of Mecklenburg and generally known by the
name of the Occoneechee
The uncommon fertility of this tract of land
and IFS advantageous situation, by which il is
convenient to the improving navigation of the ri.
yer, together with the liberal credit on which IL
is to be sold must make II very important oh
le6t to those who are inclined 10 purchase lands
The quantity of low grounds in the Occoneechee
island, which is separated from the main land by
4 small and narrow stream, is 364 acres. and on
the main land adjoining about $50 acres, ali of
which is of excellent quality. BY farfhe greater
part Of the remainder of ths tra6 is very rich
being well adapted TO the cultivation of tobacco,
corn. wheat, &c. A large proportion is in woods
and heavily timbered The whole tra6l is AZ pre.
sent divided into three tenements, leased TO seve-
raj tenants, whose leases will expire three years
from the first day OF January next The tene-
ments are IN a tolerably good state of improve.
ment. and the rent amounts TO L ia per annIm.
The subscriber will sell the whole together, or
either of those tenements separately, as may best
suit the purchasers.
The terms of sale are, one sixth part of the
money 10 be paid on the 6rst day OF January next,
and the balance in five equal annual payments.
bonds and good security being given and the
pun6iuaity of payment ensured by deeds trust
on the land. On Occoneechee Island, and ~ the
end OF Bakers Island. opposite to it, arc 9 ishe-
RES, belonging 20 the subscriber, and TO be sold
with the land, which have been accounted the
best on the river, and with the labour Of a few
hands, short time, might now be made valuable
farther description OF this land, and is inn.
prcvements. is supposed to be unnecessary, as
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will naturally
chuse 20 view IT, and Judge for themselves. IF
the whole traa, or any Of the tenenents, should
nor be disposed OF by private contrsa, before the
l7th day of September next. it will be sold on
that DAY, (being the Sd Monday in the month,
u tair If not, on the nevt fair day, at rhe store
OF VIM Birchett z. Co. adjacent to the premises
a'pubhc sale. TO the highsst bidder, on the terms
above mentioned An accurate plot of the land
will be shewn. and uuques.onable titles made 20
tile purchasersby wifi WM. MUNFORD.
Eichlaud. Meckeohurg Co. April II, 1894
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
II copy-Ieste, w6t
Signed, PETER TINSIEY.
HIRGLMA.

nj a sufie'ior Court Of Ctancery, holden in
Rtchmond, the 2Sth day Of My, 1904.
Between
John Watkins and Sarah Moore, executor
and executrix of Joseph Moore, plaintiffs.
And
Zachariah Williams and Thomas Glascock, |
executors OF Robert Walton, dec defendants
On the motion of the plaintiffs BY counsel. the
- court doth order that The defendants, who are
not Inhabitants of this commonwealth, and who
have failed to appear and answer me bill of the
plaintiffs, and to shew against the revival of
the suit lately depending in this court, in which
their testaSor was plaintiff, and the present plain
tits defendants, to appear here the first day of
the next term aud answer the said bill, and s6ew
cause 1t any they can. why the suit aforesaid OF
their said testator brought for settlement of &C
counts, and IN which an account was ordered and
4 report in pursuance thereof, made before the
abatement thereof, should not stand revived a.
gAinst them defe aanis in the names of the pre-
sent plaintiffs: And the court further ordereth
that the defendants be notified Of this order, by
insertion of a copy thereof for two months sue
cess'vely i'll one or more of the Richmond news
papers, and by another copy being posted on the
front door of the capitol in this city.
A Copy,-Teste.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
Pinkerfon's Geography.

liz ouoicttOcrs 10 the revived edition
l. of Pinkerton's Modern Geography
are informed that the hrR volume is iuit
publihed. asd will in few days be rea-
dy for delivery at S. Pleafants' printing of
6ce and book fore, Richmond. They are
requefed to call or fend for their copies. The
publiihers have uted their be& endeavors to
make he work deferving of the very liberal
encouragement afforded TO it by the public,
and equal in all reipeas to the Englilh
quarto edition which fells for nearly three
simea the price. The geography of this
country is revifed and confidersbly auemeu-
ted by DR.. BENJAMIN Smith Barton the
A nericsD maps are drafted by MIR. Samuel
Lewis. principally from actual (urveys, and
engraved by Harriiou, LawGon, and Tan
ner careful attention has been paid to cor
reeting the prefs, to binding aud TO every
thing that would in(ure to the publiihers
the appreciation of their fubfcribers. Sub
tcrip,ions will be received at twelve dollars
per copy until ihe work 10 completed, When
it will be raifed to fifteen dollars.
Character Of PinkeyTon's Geograthy from
Me Re'v annual Register, for 1902.
Mr.. Piakerion may well fay that this
Geography is digeded on new plan. Il
forms ID reality. an ara, in the fcience, or
rather. for the GA time fcieDtiically ar
ranges that which Till now was ponsGed of
no fcientifc eatures whatever. Mr. Pinker-
ton ia a moi attentive invefigator he IS nor
latiShed with blindIy copyioS from his ptede-
cetors; he has examined Tor himiclf, his au-
thorities moreover 70 far as we have been able
TO trace them are OF the highef repure and
that he has examined for himfelF, he fuaici-
entity proves by offering for the hr& time
his references to The eye of the reader.
Curtailiug the uGual in.rodudory rou-
tine of the planetary fytem, lis laws, phra,
fes ADD terrearial influence, aud the political
hiitofy of the various countries be deicrbes,
he has properly fupp!ied their exuberance
with that which ig an ialegral and elTep;ial
part of Geography, although hi,herto neve,
admitted iato publications upon this lubis4
The hIttory or p'csre!iive political change,
OF the &ates tha, pats in order before him
accounting for the re and veriaiion in the
names of their difS,e..; diRri1ts their sp-
prOpciate meteoroIog?, foil. agriculture.
botany and zoology The maps and chart.
are delineaied wi,b peculiar pteciiion they
ere the joint production of Mehrs. Arrow
fmi'h and Lowry, and to theie the author
principally refers 10 all his verbal defcripti-
ona, as with Rria Juice he may, for a
more clear and definite Compensation of the
large rivers and Tpountains that occur to him
in his progreGs "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
YIRGLNIA, ~ 90 :

1T a Court Of Quarterly Session, co7finued
and hcid />r he county II Hmeiia, IN S1.
f'erday thefSOenfy-sirh day flHay, 1904.
Henry l.. Biscoe, compl, =
Against
Joshua Atkinson. Joshua Chanin 1" @'"ee'J'
aud Henry Eldnise, dehs }
'Tas defendant Joshua Atkinson, not having
- entered ris appearance according to the s6 Of
asseo ib'y and tie rules OF tts court and il an
pairing 20 the satisfaction Of tne court th1t lac is
nor an iuhabi;aut Of 'his commonwealth On The
motion of the complainant by his counsel, His
orde-sA, thay tie said defendant do appear here
on tse fou0h Thursday in August next 70 answer
the bill Of the complainant and that copy Of
IRIS order be inserted IN some public newspaper
OF tie CRY OF Richmond for two months success
sively and p'sel 1t the front door OF the couyt.
hou.e oftne SAID county on tao severa. colg; days
S5ry-lssts.
J.LlES ZoNyNkS, c. \, c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
Miller woonsoN. elk.

III a Court continued and he4d .fly KuS3cA
county, on the ash day Of March, l8o4.
Nancy Mahon, pltf.0
vs.. -,
RobertTremble and John Camp - 1-''"l''| -
bell defts. }
TUE defendant Trenbe nor having entered his
appearance according TO law and the rules
OF This court it appearing to tho satisfaction of
tine court that he Is not an inhabitant of this
state; and on Tnoaou Of the plainuf BY her at.
torney, II is ordered that unless the said Trem-
bic enter his appearance and Gle his answer to
the plaintiffs bill on or before the September
court next, the bill wiz De taken as confessed !;
and il is ordered that it be:publishel two months
excessively in the Virginia Gazette. ana upon
the froat door OF this courthouse.
A Copy--Test
NATHAN ELLINGTON. n e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

bT advertisements, no. erreeesirga so,.ar.
Mlergth, arc inserted ia this haJie,se- seve,.
'y-fu' cents the jirst fi'ns; three dollars for
firee 79se&s { s finles) ant for every oeitii-
ho'iGliasersion shirfy-three cenis. Long ones
IN rae same fsr7hor;ion-ln1iess a sheeiak con-
tract be nude by the gear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
VTRGTNZA:


IN TIE Hon CoURr OF CAAHcgRr.
Between
Christopher M'Connico and THOMPSON }
FouIks, executor of Matthew Marable. !
ana plaintiffs.
Richard kennon, defendant
o. the motion OF the plaintiffs by their conn
sci, the court this twelfth day of Nav in the
year OF our Lord one Thousand seven hundred and
nineI-eight. doth order, that the plaintiffs do
render an account Of their administration of the
goods, chattels and credits of their testator be
tore master commissioner Rose, who is directed
TO examine, state and settle the same, and make
report thereof TO the court, with such matters
specially as ne may think pertinent, or as the
parties may require TO be SO stated.
a copy-Teste, w6t
Signed, PETER TINSLEY.
Petersburg ,Commissions,'s OGce. tflne 9, 1904.
Tie parties concerned will please take notice
tnat-I have appointed Wednesday the first day
OF AUGUST, to carry into eife6t the preceding or
der, when they are requested to attend with their
books and papers ready for examination
Signed, SAMUEL DAVIS, Comm'r.