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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-07
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May besupplied with limb q Various
k;n3s, adapted to their lparticriar trates:
within . short distance from nav ieanoes Hns
not mnre than twelve miss below n,sAsn-
.dria, 81 applying - TIE subscriber 49,, ~ 3.
g, ssls. ! ausntfty,cf cord ~eed, ty,ag %
J 20 A''s' s GfOLIN HAYES, !,
~ Mansses Jo, 9 !. NashiHkssg 70
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-07
VIM. HARPER:lrs.s

r APOTHECAk7 ANO DKCSOIot.
.IIAS jus, rsceiue1, end egtrs far sale at
II his wholesale. and retail DrIgy'I
Sore on FMrfaa-street. opposite AZ; FRY
an Aampsau's and mtss dor to Ar' Ieya.
a general ASSORTMENT Of Medici"es. Faffns
Medicines, Surgical Lnstruasnts, Sc.smons
uuh,ch are as jsIl0zOs: .,yna
Powd red jaIap, Prepared Calomel Re-
fined e.. Lampaor, Spanish Flies, Asus;For~
lis. Oil OF Vitriob Gum Opium, Coscrto
Root, Ditto iu Powder, Sugar OF Lead, siS
ma Leaves, Mama Flake, Ditto In sortss
.Ehubard Root, Difto in Powder, CnfSed'
Needles. Pu!ikihs, Teeth ForcephSC Com
Lsneet., Spring Ditto. Thumo 1ikq Cath
ctcr's Elastic, Ditto Silver WiSasof s ha-
wig Soap, Nike Rose Ditto. ham pi.sos,
Je anime Ditto, Cosmetic Wssk snsilae &c
sc. sc. & > 20 y - :,
March l. .-.A..:ssss q 80 -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-07
FOR SALE,
* Oak and Pine Logs fu'td6le for
~ III II h. :ld,nG

Nharf bltsd'ng--
( On me wharf Of JAMES KEITH, Esquire.
The person who took away IWo 100
from vsid wharf, 10 requested :" pay NOE use
same, without further trouble. un!o
= -. !, - Solomon Parions.
FebsNasy -. TX ~ ''.tyys.,55 q ~ ~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-07

.Sales at Vsrdus.
On every Tuesday and Friday.
-, ~ WILL BE SOLD
A the vendue' Store, neroE Prince and
- s- Water streets.
1,Yer;.t, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars Of which win be expressed IN
I'll. mis- of the day---All kinds OF goods
which arc on limitation and the prices OF
x.;,;ch arc established, can at any time be
vi.wad and purchased at the lowest Limitations
ahuprices. -E--. ."-,,
- 49, p. c., Marsteller, ". n.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

Fg0W me ConGd,aD Ctuy,,

EF0N hHc &0nG0iGR CCufshf
oEoG"APnIcAL. AS much IS SAID in o,,.
public 5a,,ers concerning the freedom of w..
cas-, ard OH, aitc's power, i, may be apree..
ie Cur Irqi si,iye readers to know the %,
oa,. and pr,noipai sea ports at his control
Beginning, at the southeast part Of the e,-
pero, Napoeon's doininions, the RepLhGc -
the Seven Isles, west of Morea in Greece &C.
ford number Of good harhols. From ,bs"o
pro csoi s no tAciy on the eastern cosst ~
the Gul Of Venice, We come to the Renub,j,
and town OF itaGasa, IN n. lat. 40 deg. from
thence to tic bottom Of the Gull is abou, o7o
| miles, enbracin;, the towns olSpala,lo, ,fi,umr
aH irieslc. hence on the eastern coast II
1t II we foceed TO It's noe southerly prom.
oNo;y' q dst7ncc OF more than 500 niles,ern.
brac NJ he important towns Of Venice, Anco.
ma, Rr'narsi, laramie, Sc. Thence prnc.sI.
lag ong the southern aid western coas, ,r IL,
sly % the river Var, distance of a5ou G0N
mil S, embracing the towns OF Naples. Rom.
! va Ntchia. Piambino, I.cgho,n Pisa, 10,
| ca, Genoa, Oncsia and Nice Thence west
| W frl o the south coast OF France abnu, 500
| mis-, c ubrac,ng The towns Of Antibe. t,ei,s
| lou IN, Matsei.es. Montrclier. Ce,te. &ar.
lonn' Perry ;ignan, Coi!icure, and Barcelona in
Spain. Then beginning at St. hudeio on the.
| northern shores of Spain, and procc, dim, ,o
! Riga, in Russia,a distance of about 5000 mes
and enhr cling the towns of 81. Andero and
Bilhoa in SPAN. Bayonne Bouldea,ix, Roche.
flt, Rochsile, Nantz, L'Oricnt, Brest. St NJ.
loe,, Cherburg, Roncn. Hayrc de Grace III.
eppc. Boiogne and Calais in France. All ,ho
ports Of Holland, which are TOO numercus 10
mention; Emblem, Hamburger and small ports
IN Germany. Al the numsgous ports of de, =.
| mark and ts isles, and all those On The s,nlb
h're OF the ''aic. The whole extent of sea
coast being at least $500 mics, and lncludnc
| about three iour;hs Of The commercial towns !.
Eu ope. Those unoccnpietl by The EmDercr
o trance and her allies. arc the ssaports of
J turkey IN Europe, most oil those in Stain al;
hose in Portugal, sicily, Sardinia, E.nqlan6
iceland and Scotland, No prince n Europe,
s'nce the Time Of Charlemagnc, has commant-
| ell So extensive dominions. Should he succeed
in q pace with the English nation, lis powe,
would be more irresistible than tome a, lis ze.
NTH. The improvements IN navigation and
| n'htaf tactics must enable him to urostrate
the world at his feet.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
John Dixon

JAVING succeeded Warneys s. Tor.
1 / ber: in the grocery business. at the
stores lately occupied by them on Market
street wharf; offers for sale on the mos,
moderate terms tor cash or the usual credit
Il General Assortment Of Groceries.
And hopes by strict atteution to busi
ness, to merit a share Of the public patron
age.
The Packet, SLoop HOPE, Capt
M1LNER, with good accommodation fol
passengers, viii. ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual-all freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
WILMINGTON, July s, 1909.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
.JYIL LilINGTON COLLEGE,

THE Trustees of Wilmington College
L take pleasure in being able to announce
10 the public the revival of the Latin school
in this institution, under the immediate
care of Mr.. Bigelow and general superin'
tendance of the Rev. DR.. Read. The heal
thy situation of Wilmington, its character
for morality, the goodness of its market
and choice of best boarding houses, joined
to the evidence of Mr.. Bigelow's capacity
as teacher, and the long and justly esta
blished reputation of DR.. Read as success
full preceptor, all concur to recommend this
seminary to the attention of Parents aud
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa-
rion and Improvement of the youth intrusi-
ed to their care, especially when they are
further assured that the other departments
of the College are provided with tutors ful.
ly adequate to their appointments, and CT
uuexceptonable moral characters.
BY order of the Board,
ROBERT HAMILTON, \ 9
FBENEZFR A. SMITH,
JOHN RUMSEY, z.
WILLIAM PRYCE,
July %, isos.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
Patent " ashing Machines

HNHF. subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends anil the pub;ic in general, that he
has. ne time q o. purchased an exclusive rien,
ot aklng and vendiog Paiem Wdshiag Mach4m,
thr"usnont the hundreds of Brandywine and
CHRIS Mana, IN New Castle county. number o,
whitr machines he has already made, which
have S.en tried by divers persons ant highly al
pro.s o, as they save great part g. the laho, !
of waapng in the usual way, and are less iniuli.
GUS to clo,2es. He will continue to make and
.have supply OF them on hand, which he ,p,II
sell on 'easonahlc telms u such as favour him
with thtl custom and will also sell to any per.
sor rig,;t make aat use them within the
she-hundre,ls aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wlimrg'Nn. Jan. 2l 1909. #
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

l.a,,r ,no... .,,5t,s s,t, XII +, .as al" in','
.,;or ofcye,y ves;,e. n, ;re hre1y 1t me fte>s'
An cdj,t. Anjili el6.5.ta pnuclp'es ot the most
1se,o,c ligl. and tota,iY lncoos'steut ~t'h 'be
pr;t.sh const,a,ior. aud whch must excite IN
i've bosom q every entn TIE ntnsst nd'sn"'
ZOO , ~
Ry.,a!at,c-a rssr,..tas the tu5iicat'on ef Ntvs'
fat.rs
T. Every pr'i,;eT Ola ne"spaper 10 pr'"' n's
nar,e at the bottom OF the paper.
9. Every editor sod proprietor ot paper 10
deliver his aane. and place OF abode, 10 the Sec
retary 10 gcvcinment.
8. NJ pansr,o be published OF Sunda,. ;,
/. Nd naper 10 be yublished at all until i
shah have been previously Inspected BY the Sc
,re,4ry 10 the go,rnmcrt, or by crsoh -
,horiscd by han / 'h.t poipose.
s. The rcnaty frr oi,tu,ing against aoy o'
the above ycgp.a.io, S to ee immediate emoal Aa-
tion for LaT.pe.
Ru,cs t,y n. a4'aaee Of the Secyetary to govern
mat IN ,crisiag the nr'cYopo,s.
To p-cvc.,, the publication "f
I. All observations respecting the en,harka-
tion OF t'oops. stores or specie; or r1psehng
any naval preparation whatever.
5. All Intelligence respecting the Destination
of any shi,,s. or expectation Of auy, whether be-
longing to the company or1nd'vdnais.
4. All observations with respect 10 the con-
duct Of government or any Of its officers, civil
or military, marine, Commercial OF. judicial
5. All private scandal, or libels Oh iudiv'du-
ais.
6. All sta cncnts with regard 10 the prohal-
li'y of war or pace, berween the company and
any Of the native powers.
Z. All observations tending to convey nfor.
| ma ion to an enemy, cr to excite alarm or COM
| motion within the company's territories.
8. The republication ct such passages from
the European newspapers as may tend to af9ec,
the i Aucnce and rreii, Of the British power
with the native states.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

Ireasury Department, .1Tfauuary, SO.
SIR-1he account of Timothy Pickering
latr secretary of state, are now under the
consideration of the comptroller of ,he,rea.
sury fer adjustment and decision 1t ap.
peaTa that the following sums we're expen
ded by Mr.. Pickering beyond the sums
drawn by him from the treasury under tht
several appropriations to which they respec
uvely refer
Prize canses 1921 90
British treaty 27,ooA 81
Spanish treaty 3a,147 56
Paid on acrount of
Gen. La Fayet,c 5,5o5 81
--78,5e3 Il
As there are no existing appropriations
'or 'nose several o'1eo;s, Mr. .'icke.inq
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
WASHINGTON RICE

D tarffTFULLY iriorms TIE II, 49,.
a a. :, n OF hradnn & Rice, snd the nul,. ~
f'' = 50 that H. h,s pnr :,sy, Inc stort oe.h
'a ~ = And will coat;ane ,e~ (,,orc,u
y al 'ne sam- stores, nhoFc 6 fr;e,i.
nay be sur.'icd w.ta af,,c,cs +,
NE nd Retail, on rrason,,,s 49, :" =
4 "a. &c nc '@lH!s.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
LORD WELLESLEY.
From the Londoa Courier, of.To,. 0

1'sm '4e L0"d"@ Conrier, cfJan.2.
ii is well known, tha, in addition 70 n.
o'her serious charges which were brou.bt fo,l
ward against this noblenan FOR his conInc, !,
india' be was considered as having ,,onr mora
man any OF his predecessors in aunbi,at;o., H.
1tdom ct the press throughout that large 1r- f".
won o. MS ma csty's dominions in pToot of
wnlcn VIC "on!t to our readers the fo,l,u;n -
Asia'ic "a Ct of bis lordship, gor the the w rsen
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
4 'utthe1V Kea7a

INFO rs Eis friends and the public
4 th%t mas opened Dry Good Store of
are WEE ,ide of Make, Street, next door
below /. corner of Second Street: where
he offers for sale a handsome assortment Of
easonaole goods 90 moderate terms
Wilmington, Iune IL, 1900.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
Lhdrleston, March 9.

ttf'EOTt. ILIU7 tTT
Agreeably TO notice, subscription for a
ne7o hank, to be called the UNION
BANK oY SOUTH.CAROLINA," with
capitol of one million Of dollars was open
ed on Mouavd last, and continued open un
til Tues lay . o'clock, when the books were
closed, and i, appeared that the immense
sum iof T7oo Millions Foe Hmdyed and
Fifteen Th9s Szn2 D2NGrs had been subscri-
bed for.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
To Paper Makers.

W. AN'r-p, 'gAlnst the II st of April next.
w arapfr- "'kcr with small family. A
steady wo'f.7an may be accommodated with a
good n'n't and garden, and viii receive the high.
est wages.
Horalio G Garrett,
February o. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
70 bc Let.

q ND poissfs;or gwen on the 25tb Of March
"A mex en- u'na, large ,.d con,mod,or'
swo story brick house E,ua.ed or the east
sldf Of King street, 4, rre.ent occupied h.,
h'rs' Oldham, togs1her with stable an, c,r.
rlage'house. For 'srns apply to 49,
49,. WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wiln'n'nn D." ":r 10Th, 500 If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

cuhhl.t e.fe 80 Z ~. :.tf.ltv |.
those expr cilo,e, d"'ess nvw appr.,pr \.
uons be made by la2 To that yH,ct. hn.
the honor to be respectfully, sir. ycur one,
dient servant. ALnER + GALLAIIN.
Hon ohn ". Epbes LAmrmml
ofthe committee Of 7Vays and
means.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

Note The returns for the ,ear 1900
having been mslaid, an average estimate is
made for that year.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
Dissolution II Partnershin

ME partnersi. 4 D,aa.la g. R,c. ;s ,h,.
H. ''as"ivedny mutual consent. An nsrsons e,'s
having dem"nts agains, sa,,i G,m are r,nn.s,.,'
50 presen' 'nem; and ,7csc IL! ,.hled ar. les.,n'
= make paynlens to ei,aa OF the suh.ct;bers
Thomas Bradun.
w., N:&alngton Rice.
''''''''0'' $50 ~ ihiO. 66 If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
&o1grelUo;lal Regifer.
i1ynate,
hY,trnL, i6

AIarch Is.
The followingm s-ag- wa, received from
the NJ, bident OF tie u. S.
70 th@ Senate and 'io1tst or Representatives ork.s
Cnitrd b qfes.
f. trea'v having been entered into anc
duly ratlh,d with the Kickapoo tribe ofIn,
dlans for the ,x,ing'sbment Of their title
70 certain lands within the Indiana territory
involving conditions which require Leafs.
'asive provision, l submit copies therco. 70
Co.h Houses for consideration.
JAMES MADISON.
1Nuch 10.
The Senate took up the report Of The
conn ;ttec of conference on The bill con.
cern'ng commercial intercourse, &c.
The senate reso',rd to adhere to their
amendments--Card,o nj coarse, unless the
II use of Representatives reccde, the bill is
lost.]
March 60.
| The senate resumed the consideration of
the bill tor thu Improvement Of the United
States by public roads and canals. A mo.
ton 10 postpone the further consideration
TIL the first Monday IN Dec. was nrgatiyed.
And the Senate adjourned.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
9ALEEGn. n. .. b. wen I.

On Tuesday the SOth Of January last at two
o'clock, p. M. there was fall of Axirorc
Stones in Caswell county. THEFT descent was
seca for considerable distance voNrd, and TWO
reports distinctly heard at Hiiisborough--a dis
tancc OF 80 miles. A fragment weighing a
pound and three quarters struck a ,ice in the
new ground OF Mr.. Taylor, near where some
wood-cutters were a. work. who arprehcn'iing
the fate OF So'om and Gon,orrah, ran home
without once looking behind them. Enconra-
gcd, however, by woman, whose eugtcaay
was superior 10 her fears, they rcuined with
her to the place, and brought away the stone
which was still hot. We understand that Gov
Williams of the Mississippi territory (now III
hockinghaml intends sendirg it To the Chen'i
cal Society in New.York to be analysed. Its,
ne info'ms, OF a dark brown color, porous, and
probably Contains non.
Washington CITY, Merck 10.
Abstract OF the oa.uralized ri,izens, who
have been registered as American sea
men at the different custom hoGses, since
the year 1896, to wit
In the year 1896 SO
1857 81
1903 10
1893 "
1900 estimated a: 81
1901 IS
1902 81
! 1904 sS
! 1905 n
1906 80
| 1907 as
1903 IS
Totai numbet, CAS-
| 49,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
fJurch 30.

Mr.. Fish from the committee of corfcr~
ence on the census bill, reported that Il.
commite recommended ,ha, the Senn's
should recede from part Of their amend
ments, and the House should accept ~
- malnder,with amendments ,hsrsto~-l :
Heport lies on the .abh.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
1ntelltgencc.
Spanish News.
ss;.1axgMxs, .2a'e :t-

rr-The following letter, from an in*cll-
cent .A,ncyica, in Spain, we think contains more
err ect und imliarjul information, than we could
expect to receive through the foreign ,urnas,
generally biaased by interest or prejudice. The
dates appear to be correct, and some OF the mi-
nistia is justified by other recent arrivals.l
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
March 60.
House Of Representatives,
1MrcA ".

lI70TCN II.
On motion Of P. d Porter,
Resoved, That the committee Of com.
merce and manufactures be instructed ty
enquire into the ptopriety Of erecting light
or b, aeon on Bird island, near the eastern
extremity of lake Erie, and ,hat they have
leave TO repor. by bill or Otherwise.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
March 10.

The motion for adjournment Of congress
on he Cd of April was referred TO a io'o:
committee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
~. TERRELL AND l.. ATKINSON

~. TERRELL. AND l.. ATKINSON
~ wiz continue their exertions, the ens,,-
ing year, in the education ofyou.h. at the same
eligible place adjoining Southgate's, which they
at present occupy
Their course of education will embrace the Sc
'veral branches of English, including moral and
natural Philosophy, Logic, Bellies Letters, Ma
rhematics, and the of the Globes together
with the Greek, Latin, and French Languages
Price for tuition, during the term s Al
zach pupil, to be paid quarterly in advance
They propose TO have an examination OF theiI
students & pupils on Thursday the Goth instant
10 which, are respectfully invited those, whose
children with them, and others who feel in
rerested in the SUBJECT.
Dec IL w6eG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

1 ANDS in Bedford County AtpublIc Sale
ABEFoRE the Eagle Tavern, on the ooh of
the present month, will be offered for sale 700
acres, lying on the north branch of Otter river
Reed Creek and Hunting Greek, branches OF
james river.
Col. Galloway, the surveyor, says of this tract
IN ms certificate, d'trd in November 1910, that
there IS much good land in the above survey
The certificate above STUDDED 10, with chart of
the survey and all papers necessary TO satisfy the
most scrupulous of the title may be seen at the
Eagle Tavern the priority OF survey and
grant, there need he no doubt-moreover, the
taxes are paid for the present year The pa
ments require will he one fifth IN hand. ana the
remainder 1t easy installments (seculcd) TO &C
cornmodate the purchaser or purchasers 1t may
DE sold IN the lOls of 1000 or 500 acres
ALSO, 1000 acres IN Pittsylvanis, on Siaun-
ton river, well watered, being beautifully inter
sectei with e rumber of branches and rivulets.
The County Surveyors certificate ofth- above
with o'ner necessary documen s, may likewise
be seen az the Eagle Tavern. This will be sold
on the same terms the above trsct with this
exception, that Horses will be taken in part pay
ment, 20 accommodate those who have settled on
1t. Richmond, Dec. 20. ...i g: tbs
N. Is The BcdfDrd County lands lie within
or miles of LIBERTY < within or 10 m lies
OF Lyncbburr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

FHINA. GLASS * + .tStH HE ~ ~ Adj
~ J1HN HLLLARD has taken the East
snd Of y%r- Charles CspL,nd's building di
rectly opposite Mr K,m,.ll's Store, where he
rs now ops ming ara intends keeping general &.
complete assortment OF the above articles The
Citizens of Richmond Can ttere supply them
selves with every article usually wanted Coun
try traders can have an assortment repacked a
greedy to any list-Orders p "tt,uariy attsn-
ded to-Ware purchased 9f = 3 n will be
sent 10 any part Of the City ut expense.
B Rich dining Services, Elegant tea do
Glass Globe Lamps and trimmings and many
other articles both useful and ornamental, are
daily expected.
December Is f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

SAAC KlMMY, son of Walter Krmmy. who
Il lived in Petersburg, Virginia at the begin
ping of the Revolutionary War, is very DESTROYS
OF being informed whether any descendant of
the family is yet alive. Re resides near to &c
ncTa, IN the state O. Nsw-Yors, 20 which place
q letter may be conveyed by mail.
november 20. ON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

Office AN persons having claims a.
/ = gainst the estate of .5ohu A1cKi,,s. decd
are requested to produce them as early as posi-
bic, 10 the subscriber, in order that arrangements
may be made for discharging the same. And
ell persons Indebted To the said estate, are desi
FED to come ior~ ard and make speedy payment.
WILLIAM McKIM, .de'na'1..
December Is IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

FLOORING PLANK WANTED --The
l. subscriber wishes 10 contract for large
quantity o. flooring plault, delivered near this CT
ty: None need apply but those who can furnish
the very bcs, quality.
ALEX'R FULTON
Decembe, !3 e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25
December %.

Thirty DOLLARS REWARD --Runa
way from the subscriber ABOUT the 8,h of
nrP'enoer last, my fellow GEORGE--h. il s.
"n senaet made fellow, remarkable large
n nds and feet, has q small scar over ,,,e 81 H.
eyes, his lothng not rccollected
rms fellow was formerly the property Of a
Mr. Crlimp Of New Keni county, IN ir,e neigh
oorh7od OF whom expect he is now lurktnr I
val give the above reward 90 any person who
WI deliver aim 10 me, or put him in Richmond
g'a'' so that get him IN my absence Mr..
JHared. ''0 IVA"
ROBERT LEWIS.
December %. q,G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

c. Published by Thomas Ritchte. ne-Iyiy %
fosits thc Globe Tavern, Ricsnr~1d, Pireinid.
81 CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, 10
o. raid annually IN advance. Those vvho uish TO
b. considered dnnank Subscribers, hereafter
designate it rae time Of Subscribing, othcrsc;se
saeir papers will IL discontinued at the expiration
IF ne first year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

her son Dick, Sarah and her child Molly, Diana.
KY, Daniel son of ABBY. Rachael and her two
:hIidren, james, Sally and her daughter Jenny.
the infant children by their mothe RS respectively,
as their next friends, WHO are admitted TO sue in
this court in forma pauperis, Plt'Ts
.lgGinst
Mary Monro Peachy, Administrative with the
will annexed Of Thomas G. Peachy, Det,t
THIS cause, by consent, came on this day TO
be heard, on the bill, answer and exhibits, and
was argued by counsel; on consideration where
pfi the court being OF opinion that Elizabeth Pea
chy, III the proceedings named, mad a right "a
dispose of her slaves the manner she has done.
ny her appointment in her last will made an ex
nIbIt, and that her executor Thomas G. Peachv.
hath, by bis LIST will and testament, also mad,
an exhibit, executed the power given him bv the
SAID Elizabeth Z achy, in her will, by directing
all the slaves so disposed If to be crnapcIp.tc
with the exception % two, ratnrd Nelly and Ro
bin, and the plaintiffs being ADMITTED to be tL.
slaves designed and emb Traced IN bot said wills.
THIS court Is of opinion hat the right To freedom,
was by relation vested in tie Plaintiffs by the will
OF the sad Elizabeth, Pe,chv, and thst they
were entitled to the enloymen, thereof upon the
death of the said Thomas Peachv. aed ,,,,,h
adludEe. order and decree, that the dcttndqnt
surrender possession Of suc Of the said plaintrH
as are III her possession. and az To t,osc ot the
piainIItt who were bred out At lre beginning Of
The yea 1910, and previous to the death OF The
said Thomas 6 Peachy this court is of opni
on, that the defendant, Administrative with The
will annexed Of the said Thomas Peachy, IS
entitled to such part only Of sucb hires as acorn
cd between the dates of the several contracts q
the time of the death ri the said Thomas G
Peachy and doth direct Master Commissioner
Coleman. to take an account OF such Of ne plan.
TINS as have been hired out nv the said Thonas
T. Peachy, to the end Of :e present year, the a
mount OF each hire and how secured and 4! At
ne state the amount wiI@h will be due On the sc
veral contracts for hire from the date thereof ll
the time OF the death OF tie SAID Thomus G. pea.
chy, reporting any thing specially ti.uuc4t peru
neni by himself, OF required by ne parl.es. On
the subject of Nelly and Robin, t,.o slaves *
cePted by The will of tic sad Thomas G Pea
chy, and stated to have been sold b, h,,o, thr.
court possesses no authority TO act until pro, er
case shall be made fot ITS interference.
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WilhamsbRyg, Lrctilber 12.h. 1910
The parties concerned arc HEREBY uouf !. ...i
| nave appointed the LIST Moudaym Auch mex.
'or inc purpose oftaking the account directed, %,
the above ORDER
December 20. 3,