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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-10

AcAiNsr
John Nicholas and Hudson Martin. surviving
and acting trustees Of Peter ~ ,rks dcccas-
ed and James Ncnroe) and Francis NICE
hee, and Msrthsc his uife Formerly Martha
Marks, Russell BROWN, md Sophia his wife,
for ncrsy Suphis Marks. Peter Marks, Mary
e. Marks, ioha q Hind, and T. ,zasath his
wife, John Nicholas and sarah his vie, Fem
pie Gasthney. and ANA his Wife, Hastings
Marks and -- his wife, yDefts
II II day came the complainant aforesaid
l. by his counsel. md the Defendants Rus
ell Brown and Sophia MS wife, john w. HIND
nd Elizabeth his wife. Je.m Nicholas and +Sa.
ah his vile, Temple Sarthney AMI Ann his
wife. Hastings Marks and--h his wife
not having en.ered tAeir appearance and given
security according to tue act Of Assembly and
the rules OF this C-urt aud it appearing 10 the
satisfaction at the Col-t, that they are not ia.
hab.iants OF this commonwealth: On the mott
on OF the said complainant hy his said ~;ounsel
it is ordered by the Nourt that tile said de'en
ldants do appear here on the FIRST Monday il
November next. and the bill OF the com
lplainant. /, and thai a copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in some Newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond for two months success
sivoly, and posted.ai the front donr ofthe Cour
house ofthis county for the same time.
copy-rksrs q
John NICHOLAS, c.
September "a. (smo
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July16.

P.S. Robt C. Jennings, the, General Agent, i
furnished with a supply of the Apparatus, a
his Office, lately occupied by James brown. ESQ
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EDUCATION.
Wilfiam Hill, .Jipa'v.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and Che
pubic in general, that his
s. & II q q J.

WILL be continued for the ensuing year,
his residence in King and Quren county, be-
tween Dunkirk aud New-Towa, and will be o.
pened on the third Monday in January next.
The branches Of learning taught will compre-
bend Reading, Writiog, Arithmetic. the Latin
and English Languages Dramatically, tile Eles
ments OF Geography and Mathematics, Moral
Philosophy, History and Beiies Lettres. due
attention viii be paid to all the duties of his
profrs & the morals of each student strictly
attended to. Several boarders will be accommo.
dated.
Cedar Plain, Nov. 10, 1914.
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Wshitea 10 Hire Er the ensuiag


A middl- aged Hack WOMAN, who can
wash AMI cook without the iucumbrance Of
children, and ct unexceptionaale character for
Office.
November t6. (
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JAMES MONROE,
Acting Secretary Of State.
RICHARD RUSH,
Attorney General.

Washington, Oct. 3, 1874. o4lKllt !
Co The Editors Of Newspapers in the diff
requested to insert the above notice once !
week for three months. i
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A. SWORD

Pound in the month of May last, which the
owner may get by applying to the Subscriber
living 8 in Chesterfield county, by paving the eye
pence OF this advertisement
j. CFIHEATHAM.
November 10. 3tp
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And In proportion 8 so, 80, 90, &c. 30 that
there is not 1 3-4 blanks TO a prize-As the
first 1000 blanks are entitled to 10 dollars each,
the early adventurer will have a chance for Sc
veral capital prizes and no risque-rickets
warranted und avn can be had as yet at eleven
dollars. Also Ticketssm the New York and
Baltimore Lotteries can be bought on reasona-
BILE terms at the Subscribers Lottery Office.
where several capital prizes in former Lotte-
ries have been sold and the cash paid in nd.
vance
Prize Tickets and Bank notes Of other States,
will be received in payment for Tickets. or
discounted orders from the country (post paid)
gratis by
l. B.KURSnEEDT,
Who has removed opposite
Mr.. VIM. owan's watch maker.
Also for Sale,
Stamp Paper, Books and Stationary, Pointing
Ink, Iron Wire, Casting Pots at the same of
nee a premium for gold will be giyea.
November g.. WITT.
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Valuable Slaves.

The sale will continue from day TO day, until
complicated. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims are hereby notified TO
bring them forward on or before the day OF
sale, properly authenticated for payment
This notice will be Plead in bar against all sub.
sequent claims, as tie balance of the property
(after payipg the then made known debts) will
be distributed amongst the different legatees.
DAVID &. LEWIS Exe'r.
October 90, 1914. tbs.
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lottery Not &c.

The Grand State Lottery, second Class. IS now
drawing in Pailadrhpaia, in which there
il the foiiowiar nrixes, /.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that 7 shall expose to sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday the
29d December next, at the late residence of
Peter Clarkson, decd the whole OF the stock of
various kinds; household and kitchen furni
ture, plantation utensils, all the crop Of Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. &c. And at a credit
of twelve months, (the purchaser giving bond.
and approved security a parcel Of
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Valuable Land For Sale.

THE undersigned as attorney in fact, Tor
Mrs. J s.. BLoUNT. IF rarborouel,.
North Carolina, offers for sale
5,4oo ACRES,
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Virginia :
ut a Court held for .aIhtnarls County,
the seconI da IT aaslist ASIA.
James Lewis, Complainant
In C'iarcsry.
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At Rsfss heldes IN Shr E2erk's Office qf the ST.
fsr;er Court " Chaneery for fhe RicA,nond
Disfriets the stdey Of Jlsy 1914.
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Two Brick Tenements

they occupy, and the adjoining wood house, os
cupied by LEONARD II. Seaton. One Negro Man.
~ or 30 years of age, who is a good Cabinet.
Maker; together with al their remaining stock
furniture and materils, viz: few hundred
weight OF best English curled hair, on. dozen
pieces hes, satin hair cloth, 20 and 90 inches
WIDE; few crates sheet glass about 1000 #.
~ best st.Domingo Mahogany, and quantity
Venlers Also, agenerat assortment OF ready
made elegant
FASipoNABLE MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Consisting ot-Side boards, dining, tea aud card
table, bureaus, wash and candle stands, hair
DO tom settees, Ind few hair mattresses, witt,
a general assortment Of hard " are in the cabi.
net line.
TEnMs--For tho real estate, made known at
the time of sale---On the furniture, &c cash
will be required for all sums under S 100; and
tor all sums of and above 5 100, notes negoti-
able and payable at either Of the banks in this
city, with approved endorsers will be required.
The sale will commence at IL O'clock.
EDMUND WEBSTER
ROBERT POORE.
April 1. ~ t.s.
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Office.

HE Subscribers having entered into Co.
q partnership, the Apo;hecary's and Drug
gists business, heretofore conducted by Philip
Du-Val,Jr will be continued under the firm of
PHILIP DU-H.dL, jr. e Co.
Af tue sigx of the Golden Mortar, Main street.
~ Richmond.
They expec, to receive in few weeks. nm adj.
ditional supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
&c. which. with the stock on hand. will render
their assortment very complete: all of which
will be sold at a very moderate advance for cash
or acceptances in town. And they assure their
friends and the public. that they will ever en-
deavor TO give satisfaction, as we'll in the qua
'ity, as in the prices of their goods
PHILIP DU-vAL, Jun.
JAMES NJ. COUPLING.
April 1, 1914. IN.
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rnon rar rnrnros rauE Anen1oAs
AGRICULTURE.
Coolers Point. ~ y .uarc5 .,

Co0bers Point, ". J. .Hdrch 81
Respected nd,-Considering the presen
state and prosperity OF our country, and its r.
iatiops with other nations OF The earth, it al
pears to nc that any u ing that will assist in ii,
promotion of Agriculture and Manufacture
omghtto be communicated And as il is ".
known that moist food is ess1y for ewesa.
iambs, espef tally when tn ground is cover, ,
with snow, have tried the several KINDS con
mon in ths ate, z find from experience, CAS-
RIOTS to- be the bfst AMI mos productive.
have us, d them for several years at the TIM
the ewes wcr, bringing for h and sucking the
lamhs. without losing one that has ever been
bic to stand.
AS carrots are not commonly cultivated /.
my neigi bprhood, or perhaps ~ the state,
wiz give you my method, hoping that those pos
sessed of beter Will Communicate them.
manure tho ground well (ashes are good
and plough or Dig IT deep--then maze Il into
beds cfa width that may be weeded by stand
ing W path between them, and not standing
on the bed 20 harden It after the bed is raked
smooth, take board made thin at one edge, Il
make creases across the bed about foot apart,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

y ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on Monday
~ the 5th inst in Hanover county, Negro
Woman named RHoDA, Of a yellow complex
ion. She had on, when she went off, white
Virginia cloth habit mixed with yarn. She had
a young child, about months old--the child
is apparently white, with blue eyes. expect
she is harbor in Richmond. rs she has been
seen about the Basin. forewarn all persons
from harborng said woman and child, and also
forewarn any person from purchasing them, as
I expc t they may be offered for sale by Mary
Williamson or some OF her children. Against
any person so offending, the law will be rigor-
ously enforced The above Reward will be
paid 70 any person that will deliver them to me
or secure them in jail, 50 that ! get them again
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Hanover County, April s. v3tJ
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in which put the seed thin, anil cover them
slightly between the rows, wetend with hoe,
but the rows We clean by hand, and thin the CAR
ro' If too hick they should be put in in March
or the sorepart OF April. and kept clean of weeds
or grass. Ground that has been occupied with
potatoes the preceding year, and kept clear of
weeds, IS best. by tae above process, have
raised, by actual measurement of roots and
ground, at the rate offu eight hundred bush.
els OF carrots to the acre, and their being so We.
ry nutritious, coming out of the earth so clear
OF dirt, easy 10 wash and cut for use, induces
me to give them the preference to any other
moist food for sheep in winter.
AS 1t is now time 10 pia'ha arrots, If you will
give the above Place in your next paper, after
correction, conceive you viii do great kind
ness TO your readers, and oblige
Your real Friend,
J. 8 Wilson, Esq.
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1P Land for Sale

will sell valuable tract of high land near
Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, the distancef from the city is about 4 I-2
niles, adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro-
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gathright; any
person inclinable to purchase, can view the
premises by application to me, who will at
the same time make known the price
JOHN H.. SAUNDERS
= +. . So soon as the sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and all to whom am
Indebted will please apply to me for pay .
ment, as the land will be sold for that rur.
pose. Lbs
3 Henrico. March Goth. 1914. (f)
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a PETITION will be presented to the next
I y General Assembly of Virginia, by Isaac
Webster and others, for permission to build
ioii.Bridge across Pamunkey River, from the
Land Of Warner L. Wormlev, in the county of
King William, to the Land which Mann Pare.
decd. died possessed OF, in the county of Fl ano-
yer--wbich will be in direct line from Hano.
ver-Town to King William Mills, on the Stage
Road, leading from Richmond to Dunkirk. II
is intended for said Bridge to stand where the
Old Bridge formerly stood, and a Public Road
established to said Bridge by the counties of
king William and Hanover 1t will be an ex-
1eiient Road, and cut oil, its believed, more
than half the distance from the way the nre-
sent road runs from this to fIanover.Town.
King William Mills, March IL, 1914. (wtf
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Genuine Vaccine Matter.
PUBLIC NOTICE


Is hereby given that the Subscriber, in con
IL formity to the act of the General Assem-
bly,, passed February 4th, 1914, and entitled
An act for tie free distribution of genuine
vaccine matter, &c. is ready to furnish the
same, without Fee or Reward, to any Cit.
zen or Citizeus ofthe Commonwealth of Viz.
ginia, who may apply to him for it. Proper
directions how to use l., will likewise be fur
nished, if required, Tree of any expence
whatever
MI letters relative to vaccination, either
TO or from the undersigned, and not excee
ding half an ounce in weigh, are considered
by the United States mail free of any Pos
tage. (See the act Of Congress, entitled I" an
act to encourage vaccination.') Apply at
ny time through the medium Of the Post
Ofhce, directed to JAMES SMITH.
IgeW /6r Yacciaafion,
BatSimore.
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AUTUMN.


rom the " Notes Fan american Lyre." by Mis-
Lomax, latei, published at this office.
OFT through these scenes silent rsve,
And mark the changefui year;
See the first tints adorn the grove,
Or view the prospects drcar.
Aud now these haunts, late green and gay,
Awake the sombrc thoughts;
mourn TO see their swift decay,
And Natures ruin wrought.
For Autumn now mantle spreads,
ofbrownish yellow hue;
No flowers shew their blushng heads,
Impearled with morning dew.
But blasts now tear the faded bower,
Aud, bowling fright the ear;
While Fancy, a, the dusky hour,
Bids airy forms appear.
The foaming pillows dash the shore,
And melancholy sound
And with the winds that wildly roar,
Make solemn music round.
Imark the scenes with pcnsve care
And sympathetic signs
For Summer flown, drop tear
Then OH it moraGze.
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" HEREAS information has been received
blythe Executive, that the building tor
holding the courts OF the county OF York, hath
been destroyed by fire have therefore tho't
Int, by and with the advice and consent of tine
Council OF State, and i'll pursuance of the act OF
the General Assembly, Reducing INFO one the
several acts concerning the adjournment and
places OF session OF ain courts in certain
cases." to issue this my Proclamation direct.
ing that the county courts and superior courts
OF law for the said county of Yo,k, shall be
hereafter holden at the house of Matthew Wells
IN the town of York, on the west side Of the
main street of the said town and immediately
below, and the next house 10 the Swan Tavern,
kept by the sad Wells, in the county OF York
aforesaid, until the said building shall be re-
quilt.
GIVEN under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal OF the commonwealth.
{ L. 81 at Richmond, this 10th day Of March,
on thousand eight hundred and four.
teen.
4w Js BARBOUR
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FOR SALE,
A Tract of LAND.

lying in the county of Powhatan,
Ten miles below the Courthouse. 25 from Rich.
mnnd, and two from Appoma,tox river, ON the
waters of Butterwood creek, containing 1880
acres, of which three or four hundred are wood
land, and one hundred acres of valuable LOW
GROUNDS: Valuable Improvements, dwell
mghouse, two story high, 48 by 20, and all ne.
tcessary out houses: One third of the money will
ne required IN hand from the purchaser, and
the balance in two annual instruments: Poases.
sion will be given at Christmas, with the priyi-
'ege OF sowing $50 acres in small grain. ANY
person wishing to purchase, will apply to tho
proprietor.
EDWARD MOSELEY.
March 19, 1914.
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WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store.

UST opened at No. IL, South Front, doors
y below Market.street, where the subscribers
offer for sale.
2O'ooo pair first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. first do. do lined & bound do.
1000 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do first do. do calf and seal do.
1000 do. do. do. do. leather & pink
hned do.
1000 pair mems laced BOOTS,
200 do boys coarse and fine SHOES,
1000 do. do. laced BOOTS & JEFFERsONS.
10000 DO. womens' SHOES, well assorted.
6LSO,
handsome assortment Of LEATHER. which
hey will dispose of on such terms as are caIcu.
.ated TO invite the dealers in the above articles
ALEXANDER CLAY Il Go.
Philadelphia, March, /, 1914. w2m
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I~moerland December Corr, 1918.
William Meredith, sen. Plaintiff
AGAINST In Cbanre,v.
James Jackson, Defendant.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Cour,
+. that the plaintiff has departed this life since
the awarding the injunction, and that Samuel
Meredith has qualified as executor of said VIM,
Meredith, but is not resident Of this State on
motion OF the defendant, by his counsel, Ii is or.
dcred' that unless the said s Meredith, ex' or as
aforesaid, shall renew the Injunction on or be.
lore next June court, that this Cause will stand
dismissed as an act of this day.-and q cow Of
TINS order IS directed to be published, for two
months, in some newspaper printed in the City
OF Richmond, and one other copy posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse ofthis county.
a Copy -Teste,
MILLER WOoDSoN, Js. d. C.
March Q, 1914. w8w
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April L.
RoBERr PooRE.

y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and The
"A public generally, that he will CATER the Sc.
cond day of May next continue to carry on the
Cabinet Business, in his new house, now build
ing, next door beloashis present residence, and
next door above Ellis & Allan, on the street
leading from nam street to the governors,
where he will use every exertion in his power
to give general satisfaction IN the line of his
profession. All orders from the country shall
be attended to with disps,ch
tiM R,chmoaJ, April 6, 1914.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY. Gas am informed, few days
~ before Christmas iast) from free mulatto
nan by the name OF Patterson, who hired her
The las, year, a negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She is stout,
'nli Bodied woman, with large eyes, and re-
narkable for deep dimples in her cheeks
Her couptenance is pleasing when she smiles,
and one of her fore teeth is out. She common
" wears a handkerchief on her head like tur-
ban.--I will give the above reward, and pay
all reasonable expenses to any person who will
deliver her to me in this city, or ten dollars for
securing her SO that get her again.
WM- MUNFORD.
Richmond, January 81, 1914. Ctf1
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C,st-sron Foundry.

HE subscribers have commenced the estab.
ment OF a Furnace in this place, under the
hrm OF Parkhill, Sabbaton & Co They expect
% nave 1t IN complete operation about the mid.
die OF May next, and viii thankfully receive or.
ders tor Castings of any description, which thew
trust wiil be executed with neatness and DIS
patch, having procured the best ofworkmen.
orders lett with Mr.. John parkhili, at his
sstore-with Mr.. p. A. Sabnaton, at the works.
Just above the Basin on the Canal, or with.
Messrs. Toilet Lea, Petersburg, will be strict.
ly attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL:
p. A.SSABBAToN.
TOILET & LEA.
Richmond, March "a, 1914 If.
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is. BARBOUR.
Valuable Lands for Sale.

VSHE subscriber wishes to sell that very
Il valuable TRACT OF LAND, where.
on ne now resides, known by the name of
Old Curles, lying on James River, about Is
miles below Richmond, containing 43O a
ores.
Also 100 acres of heavily timbered land
surveyed in the year 1882, about one mile
from the above mentioned traCk-And an
undivided moiety Of a tract Of land, called
FairhiIl, about IL miles below Richmond.
adjoining the estate of Colonel Thomas M
Randolph, called Verina, estimated at 1870
acres. II is thought unnecessary to give a
description of the above lands, presuming
thatno person will purchase till lie has first
seen them The two first tracts will be shewn
by either myself, or in my absence, by Mr..
VIM. Prosser-and the other tracts by Mr..
Ballard hmmons, residing thereon.
II the above lands are not privately sold
previous to the LIST day of July next, (if fair,
1t not, the next fair day. they will be sold
at public auction, On the premises, on ere
dit of 6, 18 and "a moDths---- Bonds with
approved security, carrying interest from
the date. which will be RENTED if punctu.
ally paid--will be required by
MAURICE. l.. MILLER.
March IS.
N. B. The subscriber attending to visit
the Western Country this summer, will sell
the above property to the highest bidder at
his place of residence (Old Curle'sl ON the
second day of May next instead of the first
of July, If fair, if not, the next fair day.
lie viii not now dispose of the said proper.
ty private sale at all.
MAURICE L. MILLER.
March 2sth. 1914. tbs.
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Notice.

NE Copartnership of WEBSTER & Poorr,
4 will he dissolved, by mutual consent, on
the second day of May next. All persons iiav
ing claims against the concern are requested to
make them known before that time, in order
that arrangements may be made FOR .beir adj
lu>Smcnt ;-and all persons indebted iothe said
Concern are requested to settle their arcounls
sa carry As possib'e-'ts situation requires that
no indulgence should be granted
EDMUND WEBSTER.
ROBERT POoRE.
April 1, 1914.
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Practice OF Law.

THE subscriber has removed TO the city o
Richmond, and will practice law in the Superior
and Inferior Courts held in the city. He will all
so attend the Superior Court OF law for the coun-
ty OF Buckingham; and the Superior Court 6
Cbancery at Lynchburg. He resides on Shockoe
Hill at the East corner Of fourth and {; street
THOMAS +. BoULDIN.
February %, 1914. W.T.
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VIRGINIA:
At a SUPERIOR Court of Chancery,

az u superior court OF Chdncef-y,
holden ar the Capitol in the City of Rich,nond,
the 27ih day Of January, 1914.
Matthew Clay, PiainfiF
oarah Williams, cxecutrix of Joseph " ,lliams,
and Administrative OF Robert Williams, JOHN,
Call and Lucinda his wife, William Williams
4 John Is Scott, executors OF Elizabeth Viii
liams, widow, and John Robert Williams, an
infant son OF John Williams deceased, by the
said Elizabeth Williams his guardian, lanes
Chalmers, Sarah Chalmers, late Sarah Wat.
kins, widow and administrators, and Mourn.
ing Mlcajah Watkins, an infant daughter
of Micajah Watkins, dect ssed, by Herr, T.
Coleman her guardian, and Mcdaniel WASH
ington Williams, Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams. by Sarah williams thei. guardian,
James Vaughan. executor of Thomas Lanier,
Joseph Williams, who was appointed b, the
said Joseph Williams, decd, AN ex'or to his
will, & the heirs, executors or al administrators
OF Richard Harrison. deceased Defc,,d.,nts
HIS Cause came on this day to be heard gu
the papers formerly read, and the report OF
Commissioners Nicholson, pursuant to the order
Of the 21st day of June 1911, and was argued b,
counsel: On consideration whereof, and be,
cause the new parties made by the amended
bill, flied since the said order of reference tn a
commissioners, were not properly before the
court at the time the said order was entered .
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, in the mode prescribed by law. a.
sainst the absent defendants (and they still
falling to appear and answer,) the court doth
recommit the report TO the commissioner who
made 1t. although the same, in other respects
may be right and correct for him to consider
and report thereupon.
ca copy-Teste)
WIN. w. HENING. C.. O.