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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-18

by Virtue Of decd Of Trust ex ceute. by Harry
- Randolph, ON the Sti day OF June 1909, and .lu-
admitted to record in the county court Of Chester
6eld for the purpose OF securing the payment of h.
sum of 1863 l6 9 due to Messrs. Lyle, Scott and
Saunders, and the further sum orh00 II Q due Ia
Messrs James +. Leiteh aud Co. with the interest
thereon from the respective periods, in the said deed
OF Trust expressed. The Subscriber will sell for re.
dy money. on Saturday the s9th 81 the pre- sen, mot,
at Warwick in the county of Chestei6eid the follow
ing property, viz. Eleven Neglocs Patty and h,r
two children. Richard, Edmond, Cato, Frederick,
Alice, Hannah. Moses and Jack, or as many thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid debts
and interest Should the sale of the Negroes lie p-
sufficient to satisS the said icls and interest the
whole OF the stock of Horses, Mules, Cows, Sheep Sc
plantation Utensils upon the Warwick plantation, Sc
the undivided interest OF the ssi Henry Randolph, i'm
his deceased fathers real estate hing upon James
River, in the county of Chesterfield, or as much
tereof as may be necessary to satisfy the debts viii
be sold for the purpose. Correct information ms to
the quantity and quality of the Land, may be had OF.
the day of sale.
RICHARD B. GooDE, Trustee.
Feb .. tbs
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Feb. 6.

AND FOR Satellite subscriber offers for
A sale his TRACT OF LAND, living in AM
herst County, on the Waters OF Piny River, adion-
ing the lands of James Franklin Joel Franklius cs
tate, MicajaA Camden, * VIM. S. Crawfori-Co ntan--
ing nine hundred acres This tract lies extremely
well upon it is considerable quantity of Meadow
land, It is very fertile, well watered, and well adap-
ted to the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco upon
plantation sufficient to work eight hands. con-
siderable part of is fresh land, and the whole of j.
in high state Of cultivation, well inelosed, and dyi
dednto four fields, and each field in its turn has been
sowcd in small grain and red clover which grows lux
urianty on this plantation-That, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it, proi,i-
ees very fne pasure-There is upon this plantati-
on good apple ORCHARD, aud there have lately
been built thereon some useful & valuable HOUSES.
A further description deemed unnecessary as it is
presumed no person will purchase without viewing
the land-The land will be sold on time & the pa,-
rnents made accommodating to the purchaser-;The
overseer living on the plantation will shew the land
to any dssiroua to purchase.
WILLIAM GAIT.
racnmoao, reD.i- Gavin
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v7ALUABLE MILITARY LANDS, For s.szE-

VALUABLE MILITARY LANDS, For S.2LE.
publicly at the Hell Tavern, in the city of Rich
mond, on the Goth day of February next, f not dis
posed OF sooner at private sale-The following are
the tracts
One of 1000 acres, lying on the north side of Ten
nessce River, beginning eight poles below the mouth
OF the rst creek emptyng into the rivcr thence up
the river, with its several courses Sc poles, SC.
One other Tract OF 500 acres, ON the nor,h-ves.
side OF Ohio river, the waters of Silver creek and
One other Tract of 500, adjoining the above, and
situated on the same waters. A full description of
the above lands, as to situation, quality, pats and IL
tie, may be in the hands of Gureion H. Raeohus
esq with whom, may also be the necessary in
structions and authorities, to create conveyance
Mr. Bacchus, will treat for the subscriber, the only
legal proprietor, with any gentleman, who may wish
to purchase the whole or any part
DAVID DOYLE.
Feb. 6. #
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IN Pursuance Of adeed of trust executed to the
4 subscribers by George Overton Day, bearing date
the twenty third day of April, 1884, and of record in
the General Court, they will proceed to sell, the
premises, ON Friday the 2lst day of next month,
February, 1879, for ready money, one half acre
LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in Du-Vaps
addition to the City of Richmond, and known * dis
tingished in the plan thereof by the number TO- and
is the same lot conveyed by Samuel McCraw to
Christopher TOmpkns by deed bearing date the 2ist
day OF March 1903, for the purposes OF paying
tain sums Of money in said deed of trust mentioned
to be due from said Day to said Christopher Temp
kins aud the expences of drawing recording and cx-
ecuting said trust.
WIN. MARSHALL,
N. SHEPPARD.
January es. t2IF
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A MEXICAN Hater- ROtfed HEMP and fwn.-
~ The honorable Secretary of The Naty being So
lictous encourage the growth oil American Hemp,
by using eortage manufactured thcrcfiom in the T.
q,ipnient of the Navy of the United States, the sub
scribcrs, (w,o engaged in the manufacture of
coiLsge for that department,) anxious to promote
the accomplishment of those patriotic and IsulabIe
motives, hereby give notice to the farmers and rope
makers Of the western country and elsewhere, that
they ready 20 contract for the purchase OF roiu
TO 500 tons OF American Water-ltotted Hemp or
Yarn at ~ cents per III. for Yarns running No a.
and spun of the best clean topt Hemp, and 10 cents
per ill., for clean Hemp, to be delivered at their rope
walk, in this city, at such dates and in such quaint
ties during the years 1915 aud 1913, may be agreed
upon, when contracts made. The letters OF those
who may be disposed make contracts Tor Hemp or
Yarn, directed to us in this city, will be promptly at
tc.ded to.
III, = Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer, and Lex
inetou Is4porter, aud Liberty Hail. Of Ohio, are re-
oested To scrt the above advertisement in their pa
pers once weak for five weeks aud forward their
accounts Ia us for payment 1t is believed tiey will
render an essential b>acit TO many OF their su,scr,
bcrs by giving an insertion 60 the remarks ~ this days
IntelIigcnccr on the mode OF atcr-Rott'ng Hemp,
which were communicated by .he honorable >. a.
Adams, minister IN Russia, to tn department Of
State some time sncc. d.
RINGGOJD Il HE.sIH.
CITY of w aslingtou, Nov. 25u,, 1911.
Jan. 23. oaw5w
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EITCR SaLEe--On Tuesday the 25th of this month
v ut TIC late dwelling house Of Benjamin Bots
Esquire in nc CITY ut Richnond, parcel Of likely
SLAVES, all ti> Household aud Kitchen Furniture
new and Of excei,cat quality, Az cIegast Chariot,
and pair Of Horses, three Cows-Also his Library,
consisting Of valuable coi,ertion of Law Books, and
Books on various subjects. The sale will be for res-
ny money.
JOHN MINOR. -7cting Es>
PHILIP HARRISON. sssfors.
Feb. IL, 81
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yS>EN DOLLARS REWARD.--kunaway from
i the subscriber. the 9th Dec last, dark muatto
Woman named PATTY, about "a years of age. She
Formerly belonged to Mr.. Southafs estate of Charles
C;sy-tl,ence to Mr.. VIM. X. Colgin, of the said
County, who nj present her child and from him
Was sold to Mr.. William Fulcher-who sold her to
Messrs Ftzwhylsonn Potter, Of this city, and after
short tirse WAS rc-sod again to the said Mr.. VIM.
Eulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct last
She had ON when she went away ablue cloth habit, 6
a blue Handkerchief, with white spots; that she
wore round her head. She is about Ave feet or
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made.---
Whoever will deliver her TO me- shalt receive the a
bove reward, or five dollars 20 secure her in any Jail
that may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. 2awtf
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Richmond, Feb. I.

tfoNSAEh, TO the highest bidder, for ready mo-
= ney, at the Tavern at Hanover court house, ON
Monday the Goth day of this month, it being court
day II Irdc OF Land, containing 6I I-2 acres, more
or less lying on the north side of S1atidquir creek
between Hoopers Mill and Streets MILL in the lower
end or this county and bounded by the lands of Ed
mand Hooper and Others conveyed in trust by JOS
March last, and recorded in Hanover county court.
And, one Bay Horse, one Feather Bed Bcsistead
and Furniture, and the Crop Of Corn and Fodder.
conveyed IN trust by the said Thomson tome by deed
bearing date the 9th Sept last also recorded in the
said court
SAMUEL GRANTLAND, Trustee.
Hanover, Feb. II. ids
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~ Office TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTU-
- RERS-A young gentleman has lately arrived
in this country from Europe, regularly bred to the
above business, expended considerable sums to ac-
quire Iertcct knowledge both theoretic aud prac-
teal i'm the various branches thereof, offers his ser.
vices to the Pablic-de is aiss well qualified to
mage the concerns and keep the books of company
or individual who may be disposed to engage him
Proposals by letter, postpaid, addressed to Rev
Henry Heffernan, Urbanns. shall be duly attended
to.
.Urbadna, Feb. 4. wAw
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DURSUANT to deed Of trust executed to us by
4 John VI. Syme, for purposes in the said
deed expressed, which is of record in the county
court Of Hauover--Will be sold, on Thursday TIC
eth day oil February, 1919, at Newcastle, thirteen
likely SLAVES, consisting of men, wo~cn, boys *
girls, for ready money. Among them is good mil
Ter and two exceen, estIefs
H. OLIVER, jr.
WIZ. CUNNINGHAM.
s. RICHARDSON.
NEWCASTLE Fea.f. tb
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VIRGINIA lNN-The subscriber respectfully
informs his friends and the public that he has
taken, for tern OF years, that well known stand in
this city, called the VIRGINIA. Inn, on the cross
street leading to the Governors, where he has o.
pened Public House for the accommodation of
those who may call on him.
4 few Boarders will be taken by the year. SSc. Sc.
BENJAMIN. yNOSBY,
From Poxphaton
N. d. nsr.eA will be tskeA on Livery by the
year, sc.
January IS. wSw
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, ORERTSON's ICA.-JOH.NSONf s.
n W.4RNER, Richmond, propose to publish
TIE HISTORY OF AMERICA


BY WILLIAM RoBERTsoN, ID. ID. Principal of
the University OF Edinburgh.
THE Authors merit as historian, is universally
acknowledged; he has taken his station if not the
foremost, least among the foremost, in the temple
OF Fame and nothing the publishers could say in his
praise would add to his celebrity. His style is smooth
elegant and copious and his periods, without tire
some regularity. are carefully rounded. file views
his subject with the cool eye of unprecedented OBJ
server and while he details the conflicts OF conten-
ding factions he rarely, if ever, discovers the feelings
Of partzan. He takes an extensive view of the his
torical sceue and by tracing the influences Of ire
mote causes, and combining them with the effects
of passing occurrences, he exhibits with mastery
skill, the motives and character of his actors.
CONDITIONS.
The work shall be printed in two large syo. vo-
tunes, on fine wove paper, and executed in mas
terly style.
The price, to subscribers who take the work in
boards, will be four dollars, if neatly bound, five
dollars, payable on delivery.
CT The price Of tie Book inlpOrtedis nine doi-
lars. p
January 81. win
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MILL BE SOLD--at public Auction. ON
w Tuesday the nth day Of February, 1919, On
the premises, the TENEMENT on the cross street.
leading from the main-street to the Basin at pre-
sent occupied by Mr.. James Lynch, and the adoin-
ing Tenement, occupied by Hembrew GaIleeo--
Also the GROUND on which Mr.. Lynch has
black smiths shop; making together "a 1-2 feet 'front.'
running back to the lot owned by Mr.. Miles Todd
the whole OF which is subject to ground rent of three
dollars per foot, per annum, for ever--The Houses
in which Mr.. Lynch and Hembrew live are insured
in the Mutual Assurance Office, for the net sum Of
sixteen hundred dollars, and yields the present
owner, clear OF all charges, two hundred aud fifty
dollars per annum.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. I, 1919. If
O. : In consequence Of the bad weather this day.
the sale OF the above mentioned property is pospon
ed until Tuesday next, 12 oclock-when it will posi-.
lively be sold. Notes with approved endosers at six
ty and one hundred and twenty days, negotiable and
payable at the Bank Of Virginia, will I.e required
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. IL. tds
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THOMAS TAYLOR.

WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, ON TUESDAY
W the 18th day of February, inst. on the preinf-
scs, the TENEMENT on the cross-street, Neading
from the main street to the asiu,) adjoining colonel
samuel Overton's Brick House, and the House now
occupied by Hembrew GalIeeo-aIso the interest M
Robert Gordon and James CurYie, in "a 1-2 feet of
ground on the said street, being ground rent of 8
dollars per foot, per annum, for cver.--Terms Of
sale, one half cash, The balance for approved notes
at ninety days, payable and esotabIe in the Bank Of
Virginia
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. 4, 1919. n
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h J. BURR, has just received consignment al
aPs Goshen Cheese, Of superior quality, in casks
and boxes
PHILADELPHIA Porter, b IIogshcads and Bottled.
Ditto Beer IN barrels.
Cotton Goods, Stripes and plain Cloths, Jeans,
Cords Shawls, Bedticks, Shcctings and Shifting Cot
ton, Spun Cotton, Sc &C. NJ manufacturing prices
-''so, for sake as usadi--
n foil assortment Of Gentcnens', Youths and Ser
wants HATS, IIatters' Trimmings-A constant sup
ply Of Baltimore Cut Nails and Brals --Riellmond
warranted Gun-?owdcr, in kegs and eannstcrs-----
Patent Siot, &c. sc. sc.
Richmond, Feb. ~. w6w
'H1iiE subscriber offers tor sale, his PLANTATI-
A. ON, lying on James River, in the county OF Am
erst. about 10 IL miles below Lynchbuit; It is
estimated tn contain 6oO acres = considerable part
of which are grounds consider it unnecessary
10 describe the fertility or advantages attached to
this iand, prcsumiDg persons disposed to purchase
will view the same.
THOMAS r. MAYO
Jsnasry0 w6p
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January %.

nor RENT-The TENEMENT ON Cary-St.
u lately occupied by Mr.. Lataste--It consists of
eight good Rooms. Zone of wlic. is elegant Ball
Room) with kitchen, stable, garden, &c.
Apply to
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH.
FEB. Z. 2aw4w
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"A DVERTISEhIENT.- subscriber hayinr
= n commenced business in the Consn,ission Line
in the City of Richmond hopes by strict attention. u
merit share OF the patronage of his friends. Ills
sitice is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. n
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4AJlLLIAM SHAPARD has for sale the
w following rim ms -;-

NAll.LlAM SHAPARD has for sale the
W following GOODS, viz:
300 sacks Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
verpool filled Race and ground ginger
1SoW lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Sst petre, Indigo
50 crates assorted queens Chocolate, birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
andin lIbds Imperial and Gunpowder
80 barrels England lea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. l. do. Snsf
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. | IIogwood
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and Printing mn.
Caruthers and Ley per
burns rcctifed Whis- German RoIIs
Key ia barrels and ter Sack bags and sacking
ces Ravens Duck
New-fork prime and Romal Handkerchief
New-Orcs..s Pork
Clipt and whole Her american ,nanafaefu,
rings ed Goods vtz,
Swcdes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawlcy and Stripes
Bistered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting
China in small boxes Sheetins
iIaK pint and pint tum- Chaubrays
blers J Piaids aud
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn.
September 20. tf
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VALUABLE KENTUCKY LANDs--FoR

VALUABLE KENTUCKY LANDs--FOR
Y sale.
13,4i2 81 Acres, on the Waters of Green River.
in The ncighbOrho0d Of Rough Greek. This Land
IS well adapted to the culture Of Cotton.
$500 Acres, lying Oh the waters of Beuson's and
liamnond's Greeks; within six seven miles of
Frankfort, the scat of government. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is very rich and heavily timber
eel with Poplar, Ash, Walnut, SC. &c. Benson's
Greek passing Immediately through it, probably at
fOrsis one or more good mill seats.
7,lS7 Acres ON the Kentucky River, Immediately
opposite the town Of Petersburg. There are fifteen
or twenty tenants this land and in one farm there
is upwards Of q hundred acres (epen land 1.-The
white oak timber on this tract is very abundant, and
equal to any in the state and its contguity to Lex
ington and Frankfort, being l8 miles from the for-
mer and IL from the latter renders it very valuable
$3.50 acres near the falls of Green River and adj
joining the Town of Vienna. This land is of excellent
quality.
2,iO0 acres, an undivided moety, on. Licking Ri.
yer, adjoining the upper Blue Licks. This is land
of good quality, and has on it an excellent Spring
which supplies the heghborheod.
'Fhs tcrns of sale viii be made known by snplica-
ton to
JOHN HOOMEs &
JOHN c. VOOLFOLK,
Executors of
JOHN HOOMES.
HUBBARD TAYLOR, Esq.
l. Clarke County, Kentucky.
For sale, few dozen thorough bred HORSES.
consisting Of Stations, Mares, Colts and Fies
J.. HOoMES.
req. - Sw
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HALLtNf, has recs; scsf Ly tho Anacrcos,. d.
- rect from England. the following assortment
"a FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-whieh ,aay BE- hal
at his Ied, Class q China Store, ir.t doar above
the Eagle raScin kiahnlonti
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-18

N Pursuance of Decree Of the County Court Of
u Richmond in Chancery, bearing date the Cd day
of April, 1Sl1--Wilt be exposed to public sale ut
Richmond Court House, before the Tavern door on
the I'd day Of March next, being Richmond Court
day, the TAVERN LOT now occupied by John
How, at the said Courthouse, PLANTATION
containing three hundred and seventy seven acres,
near the coart-honse, adjoining the lands Of Mrs Gil
borne and Robert Ferguson, and such articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture. stock of Cattle
Horses, Hogs, &c. may now be- Remaining and
found-whch are mentioned in Deed of Mortgage
from the said John How to Vincent jackson, now
deceased. The sale will be for ready money to sa-
tisy the Representative of the said Jackson the a.
mount recovered by the aforesaid decree sSanst the
said Jshn How.
VINCENT BRANHAM, : -
VINCENT SHACKLEFORD, ! q
MOORE F. BROCKENBROUGH, SS
BARTHO MCCARTHY, 4
CLEMENT SHACKLEFORD, J
Richmond County, Jan. 81, 1912. w6wp
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VIE subscriber conscious, that with the aid of ava
y active aud experienced partner the interest "a
las friends will be better attended than il could he
by an individual has formed partnership with Mr..
Thomas Richardson, under the firm of Fox & Rich
ardson. With Acknowledgements to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence he A..
sures them he viii continue to use his best exertions
TO deserve II, aud hopes foe continuance of their
fsyors. JOHN FOX.
Jan. %. wf
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VGNiE subscribers having associated themselves in
q business under the firm of Fox e Richardson
beg leave to make tender of their services TO their
friends and the public in general in the Co,n,nission
Line, and hope to obtain share Of public patron
age, which il shall be their constant endeayour to
merit.
JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON
Richmond, Jan. 25. w2
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ORIGINAL
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Prepared with the greatest care & attention
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Lees ENrr,
4 certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
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Proved by long experience to be uneqaa
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For the prevention and cure Of bilious ana
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lees Sopereign Ointment for the Ncd,
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Lees Lyal45le 4gae e Feper Drfp
For the cure of agues, remiLtcnt ana -
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Celebrated for the cure Of rin8woFmsi "N J
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For the cure Of every kind Of head'2shc'
7Hc Iudien Vcgetable &4ccff,
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Sold wholesale and retail, by the pr0P'"
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r. CRAY, bookseller, King~Strte', az
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purchase to sell again, liberal d'"eoU'''
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Monday the 18th day of May next, being
the hrstday of Loudoun County Court, be-
tween the hours of and 2 o'clock, alter
noon, will be exposed to sale, for cash, at
the Tavern of Nicholas Peers, in the Town
of Lcesbprg,
A Tract of Land formerly
belonging to Joha spenecD lying in tbs said
county of Lou1oun near the Gum spring,
and through which the Turnpike Road from
Alexandra to the Ford Of Little River passes
for considerable misunderstanding by
an actual and recent survey, 400 acres
James Sandersen.
Colin Aud.
March 2s 2awts
e. The sale of this property
has been postponed TIL Monday
the 9Th of June next, at bali past
3 o'clock P. NJ. at the place a,
bove mentioned.
May ID 2aWts
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Monday Of next month. Applications from
distant places BY letter, posi- paid, and ltaelo-.
sing the Cash, will be Immediately attended
to by eithereft the subscribrrs, at tilesr Lotte7.
ry Offices IN Baltimore.
PHILIP II. NICKLIN,
J /, COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore March I3-i7 2aNtlOct.
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VIRGINIA.

AT a Superior Court Of Chancery, holden
at the Capitol in Richmond, the 18th Gay OF
February. 1872:
John P. Smith, Plaintiff
against
Elisha Janney, Jacob Janney, Philip Care,
Bernard Hoee, ian, Philip Slaughter and
Fleming Bates, D.fsndaats.
Jacob Weaver, Plaintf,
Elisha Janney, Bernard Hoec, Jun. and PHI
lip Care, Defendants,
James Green, Plaintiff,
against
Elisha Iaaney, Jacob Janney, Philip Care,
Bernard Floee, Jun Philip Slaughter, Fle-
ming Bates, Bernard Gallagher, Thomas
r. Page, Henson ijoee and Richard M.
Scott, Dcflndants.
For reasons appearing to the Court, II IS
ordered, that one OF the Commissioners do
make up and report TO the Court an account
of all the effects of the defendant, Elisha
Jannev, which have come to the hands OF
Richard NJ Scott, Esq or are conveyed TO
him by the deed of trust amonSth EXHIBITS
IN these causes, and ar account OF the debss
with a statement of the evidence thereof that
were due from the said Janney, IT the time
of tho execution oil the said deed, Distinguish"
ing those creditors who have acceded 10 the
same, butthis order is not to affect the rights
of either party, which are to remain open as
heretofore.
Stoned