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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23

THE Parties interested will take notice thu,
have appointed Monday the Odd MAY next, to
carry the foregoing orderinto effect, when they
will please attend &C the Swami Tavern, in this
city, between the hours Of and 9 o'clock. with
their books and papers prepared for comrli-
ance with the said order. =
JOIN NICHOLSON, NJ. C.
Commissioners Office, Rch2
mond. February %, 1Sl4.S eaM
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RELL ME-

he,onging to the heirs of the late CHAeLIsLo.
CAN, Esquire, containing 1888 acres.--Deep
creek, which is large and never-failinc stream
runs through the tract and affords a most vain.
able MILL SEAT, about half q mile from the
river, TO which it is boatable-It is i'm good and
healthy neighbourhood, which with the faci.
lity OF carrying the crop to market by water
increases its value, the freight of wheat being
generally only about 6 cents b,,she. There
are about $50 acres above & from so TO 20 acres
below the creek, of the FIRST RATE JAMES
RIVER Low GROUNDS-the high land ia
principally in woods, lays well, is heavily tim
bered, and is generally good fertile FARMING
and TOBACCO LAND-It will be divided into
TWO tracts, as may appear TO be the wish of the
purchasers. Possession will be given of the
iand' for wheat, IN time TO SOW this season, and
OF the buildings, &c. on the first day of Janua.
ry. One third ofthe purchase money to be maid
on first September next, and the balance in two
annual payments. Personal security will be-
required for the first payment, and deed of
trust on the property to secure the whole MIR.
Tucker, who lives on the estate, will shew r.
previous to the day of sale, to any person wish.
ing 10 purchase. One of the undersigned will
also be in the neighbourhood for that purpose
from tho Goth TO the 25tt April, and from the
10th MAY to the day of sale. Should the 17th
OF May be rainy day, the sale may possibly be-
postponed till the next fair day; but as some
bidders will probably be from a distance. an
wen as the subscribers, no trif1ing cause will
delay The sale from positively taking place, and
no private sale will be made in the interim.
CHARLES f. LOGAN. for
himself and as atfornet:
NEIL MsCOULL.
April 1. 1871
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23

BY Virtue of the foregoing decree. We N.
undersigned commissioners therein named will
meet at Hugh French's tavern, in the county ej
Powhatan, on the 18th day of May next, Tor the
purpose of dividing the estate of Charles CLAW.
deceased, among such of the parties as chose
70 come into the partition, according to the
terms of the said decree.
THOMAS MILLER
LUDWELL BRACKETT.
JAS. CLARKE.
Powhatan, Feb Is, 1914 w8v
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VIRGINIA:
lit a Superior Court of Chancery,

lit a SUPERIOR Court of Chancery,
holden at the Capitol in Richmond. the Sri
day Of February, 1873
GREEN CLAY, Pl,,;,,;F
hieazar Clay, Charles Clay, Thomas Clay, Mat.
thew Clay, Mary Locke, Elisabeth Murray
William Thaxton and Lucy his wife, Priscii.
la Clay, and Hopkins Lewis and Martha his
wife, D.EnL,n,.
/ HIS cause came on this day to be heard on
4 the papers formerly read, and the repor
Oh com missioner Parsons, pursuant to the order
Oh the seventh day OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and seven, with Exceptions thereunto.
ana was argued by counsel: On consideration
whereof the court, setting aside the said order
OF the seventh day of March, one Thousand
eight hundred and seven, and the proceedings
therein since that time, doth adjudge, order
and decree, that Thomas Miller, James Clarke
ana Ludweii Bracket, or any two of them. who
are appointed commissioners, do divide the re-
al estate of which Charles Clay, the father of all
the parties Except William Thaxton and Hon
kins Lewis) died seized, among such of the
parties as chose to come into the partition. and
will bring into hotchpot Will, the estate de-
scended, such Arrangements as any of ,hcEo have
received from the said Charles the father. in
his life time, and make report Of their proceed.
iings to the court, with any matters deemed per.
ment by themselves, or required by the par.
es to be specially stated
Copy--Teste,
WM. w. HENING, &C
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Sales at Auction.

ON Monday the Cd day Of May next, iffair,
~ otherwise the next fair day, the subscrib
ers Will sell at public auction, on the premise g.,
without reserve, under the management OF
Moncure, Robinson & Peasants, all the follow.
lng prCDeriy viz .-Tbe rc- ~ =.
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MARRIED
J. s Wilson, Esq.

At Washington, Ken. Mr.. SAMUEL JANuApy
to Miss PAMELA JANuApY-.3 cold ma CT -
Colder get !-New Georgetown, Ky. Mr.. Thomas
Dinwiidie. aged 6s, to Mrs Mary iiford, aged 81
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April I, 1914

- The editors of ,Ae Petersburo Jn,.,,:
gencer and fredericksburg Herald are request
ed to publish the above advertisement in their
respective papers, till day o, sale, and transmit
their accounts to the editor of the Argus for
payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
JOHN PARKHILL.
p. A. SABBAToN.
TOILET & LEA.
TIE HIGH PRIZES .AGaIN- EP1M
WAITE,s OFFIC Els.

hN the first day of this month (Apr;l, wo,
drawn the Capital Prize OF $4,000 Dollars.
IN the Trinity Church Lottery, now drawing i,
Baltimore. 1t was sold in SHARES OF TICK
ELS Ell signed BY G. q r, WAI7E-part OF it to
Mr.. Workinger, blacksmith |; part to Mr.. Snv.
der, brass-founder (both of Baltimore y and
other parts to adventures in New-York and
phliadeiphia. The fortunate holders of which
are informed that they may receive the cash inn.
mediately, by applying at either of G.S,R
WhiIE's Offices, in New-York, Albany, PHI
ladelphia, or Baltimore.
1t IS worthy of remark, that on the same day
was drawn, a Prize of Five Thousand Dollars
in the Washington Monument Lottery. which
was also sold by G. & r. WAITE, in Baltimore.
to gentleman of that city. ,he Capital Prize
OF 2O,OOO Dollars in the late PENNSYLVANIA Lott
terry, and one of $4,000 Dollars in the late Sus.
quehanna Canal Lottery, were both sent from
their offices to Boston, as was also $4,000
Prize IN the last named Lottery, sent from their
Ofhce to Providence and, in the New-Yort-
Lotteries, most of the Capital Prizes, for many
years past. it is well known. have been sold bv
q. < 4. WAITE, who have now for sale, at
their truiy-fortunate Lottery Offices, Nos. 81
and SO, Maiden-Lane, New.York, and No. %.
StatesStreet, Albany,
II great Variety IF Tickets and Shares in
The
BOARD OF HEALTH LOTTERY.
Which is tho next one to be drawn in N. York.
FoRrYTHoUsAND DOLLARS
HIGHEST PRIZE.
Distant Adventures, by enclosing the Cash.
may have Tickets & Shares forwarded by mail
to any part of The United States, with perfect
satety, and on as good terms as though they
resided IN the City, and at the end OF the draw
ing, they will be informed by G. & r.. WAITE
OF the fate of their Tickets
0J The Public will please to take Notice,
that all Tickets from 6. & II. WAITE,s Offices
nave their names printed on the back of each,
aod those without their names are not from
sherr Offices. They will advance Cash for Prizes
as soon as drawn, and give all Lottery mforma-,
ton gratis.
LIBERAL allowance made to those who buy
quantity OF Tickets
Orders for Tickets in all the Eastern Lotte-
ries, received at each of their Offices.
April 4, 1914. At.
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Valuable James River Land
FOR SALE.

an Tuesday the 18th May, will POSITIVELY
~ be Sold on the premises, that valuable es.
tate, II, the county of Powhatan, "a miles from
Richmond called 800
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23

-gima.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23
A Proclaim tion.

6y fhe Governor cfshe Commonwealth Of Vv-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Two Hundred Dollars Reward
LAWRENCE RYAN.

A N Alien and a native of Ireland, being
N called into. service, in Capt, Aiams's
company of rsililia now encamped at the Pc
Hisentiary. has thopght proper to DESERT
aud take to the anoant of, ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS In CASH: eight Silver
table, and 9 tea Spoons. marked w. = also
quantity Of Wearing Apparel. among
which is the following. viz. 3 neck hand.
kerchiefs maskedsH. w. and numbered 1,
SILK Velinw) pocket handkerchief marked
I.W. Whoever win apprehend the said
X; an, or secure him in Jail OF deliver him
t. the subscriber, shall have the above re-
ward. -. -. :.
It is very likely he will. change his manic
from Ryan to Warden, he favias taken a
black Pocket Book with 2 certificate ct Ma
turalzation, and an American Protection az
a seaman, also a French PASSPORT of Hugh
Warden's from Sable de Olore to Nansz,c--
He as about 5feetS inches high. sallow cotii-
pIexion, a Scald or burn. 90 one of his arms
or elbows, and retains cohsiderab.e portion
of his native brogue. ! Imagine he IS gdne
10 the North.
s. Richmond. Aug. 2ss ST
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Fer Sale

THE small farui On which the subscriber
4 now resides. The purcaase waali suit
a family in quest Of healthy and t<a-lsih
retreat especially, as the usual r,q,I 60;
|ofnsgroes. horses, live. stock, as,icli:3
provisions of Different K :. =.
household ami kitchen FL sniture. &:. aiiss i.
il desired, 10 obtained at the, same time.
f'he buildings are new and substantial. and.
though not entirely finished. unconmonly
satisfactory. A due proportion Of the land
has just been cle1r.i, of which about Is az
c.. were, early last spring, sowed in c,sxer.
Part of an adjacent estate. shortly 20 be sosd.
might eventually be aa6exed to this snail
farm. which contains only one handfcd an1l
sixty one acres. s-8eauty Of prospect. sxiu-
hrisy Of air and wafer, tonseaisnce ot land
aud river carriage tY. and tron ssictliais!t6.
and proximity to Milton. where posi- 0i->l
ice and several stores are kept, further. re y
commend tile spot. The terms w;li lie ac-
COMMUNICATING. -
Apply to L. II. GIRAkDIN.
Glenmore. near Milton, Albemarie
Co.ity. Va. August 9th. 1914.
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FoR S1LE.
"a HOUSE and LOT.
In Mdn6Hcsfer.

. o. .--sa AZ: NIanthester,
ON,the west side of the street joining the
old Ware House Lot below. now occupied
by Benin. Dennis, and the same which was
formerly known by the name Of "Raiiy's
Baildings." and which ~as conveyed BY Sa-
mpel Cobb and Philip Michaeis, to Robert
harrington in his life time, in trust for he
benefit of the Heirs and Representatives of
George Mayo deceased. The sale will take
place or Monday the gath day of October
next on the premises. when al; tie title pa.
pers in our possession win be exhibited and
the terms made khown-As the Subscribers
sell asthe Heirs and RepresentativesofRo ,
bert Carrington deceased, the Tristee, they
ain convey such title only as BY the said
Deed is yesied in them. u
= c. CARRINGTON,
~. .G.s ]. PRESTON.
August 22d, 1914. (oaftds)
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Nofiace.
THE subscriber has 70 rent, 60, a term J,

SHE subscriber has to REM. "a, a te-r, ~
II years, TWO fLANTATI0Ns. IN sace -
liunghan county, on James river the one ,vSsr...
on ne nov ,resi2 is we'll improved and \. Son5
repair, has about two hundred acres a. ior-
grounds, and capable Of workihr twenty h,ads
the other about mile below, has cominoln rn,5
improvements, ia good repair, has about s,DS -
y acres OF iowgrounds, and capable of work ;,so-
about ten hands. There will be sol,ea lca.E
crops OF wheat this fall ON these pisntat ions
lie has in Nelson county, on Ja,:ies river. e,h.
FOH SAIL o.. Rem l. "a above, a TRACT of
LAND and PLANTATION capable Of vsrk;c ~
about tive hands, his about twenty acres al ios
grounds: the whole tract cont aims about fo",
hundred acres. has small Improvement !. and lin in
Dad repair has thirty odd acres on m. r;v.r
on whsch Is an excellent mill seat. on larrs
and never.faiiips stream. to Witch boats NAV
come at almost any season of the wear. AZ
nas IN the town OF Warminster. n two storv
stofehouse. Eimbcrhouse, aud 4 eooi Ilw vy
lnghouse, with six rooms and four 6re.niaces
with other necessary houses. A ytfnI,rts M,
scr'ptioni is thought unnecessary, as his mr..
samed no person would rem, or purchase witb.
out viewing the. propery. For. terms apply to
August 8. 1874. N sII-.
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tSiR.--ks you are not resident ef the stats
OF Virginia. and have known agent residing
IN the said state, known TO me, you are hereby
notified, that LshaiI, in Mrs. Reads tavern, at
Campbell courthouse, in the state of Virginia.
on AIonsiaythe 10th OF October next, proceed To
take the deposition of James Glass and others.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and THURSDAY, the
1lth, 18th and 18th days Of the same month, az
the store house of John Read, in the county and
state aforesaid, pfoceed to take the deposition
of colonel John Holcombe and Others id ON
Monday the I7th day If the Same month, in the
tavern of JOIN Williamson, at Prince Edward
courthouse, and state OF Virginia, proceed to
take the deposition Of capt. Samuel Carter aud
Others, which dispositions are to be IT Nd as evi
dence in suit in ;chancery. now DEPENDING in
the county court of fsince Edward ard state
sforesaid; in which suit am complainant and
yourself, Samuel L. Loeket and iyallhal fiol.
cambe are dese"dsnts, when and where you may
attend ifyos please : ,,.s.lcsi
MARTIN HANCOCK, Ex,oor Of
.2m.,,. THOMAS HARVEY, ISec'd.
81 August =, 1914. w3t IS :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Land for Sale,

ME LAND on which rsside, near ofssae1
Courthouse (vrg. containing seven hun.
dyed acres of first rate Tobacco Land. lying
nearly level and within thirty three miles Of
fredericksburg, 10y q late, survey for turnpike
road to. said tswn) The crop of wheat, after
Indian Corn, has been usually from ten to fifteeh
Dusk. els and from fallow from twenty to TWEEN.
~ five bushels Of wheat. per acre, and without
the SMALLEST aid FROM manure, plaster of Paris
or clover. The soil Is supposed to Be OF that
kind Vailed . light loainy land, without q rar-
t,cle OF sand, and from experiment very fayora-
bic tor clover and plaster. There are live nun.
dred acres cleared and nder excellent fenses.
and the improyehehts are adweiling house III
four rooms below and two above stairs, with "a
Necessary oat houses and a barn, seventy loohr
fest wide. and three stories high. Il sbosisessE
great command Of water for making meadow
to an extent desired, aud there is lime stone Z.
the door and sand convenient for buifiihe. Fds
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises.
August II. ON ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Patent Portable Hot Bath.

Il I'D.
TINE inventor tftbis important Nfed;..,,rl..
- provement IS now gone on to philadeIphia
IN order 70 provide =. cohipetent slirp,y Of All.
psrNtus-ns soon Is ne can make tie niece ssary
Arraiigementss Agents will be nibIoyed to Con.
vey tDem throughout the United States. ',-s
me price wplch he At first contemplated
was ~; ~ collars 10 private Citizens, TO physicis,
ans 100 dollars. For few mo.,ths bowevsr -
oHereu them At halt price, to those persons who
leeting such facts and testimonies ss u.s -
lie required. This period is now ern;rsJ a,,
the price in future will De as at first iniendad
Those who are able to pay for II. must 49,,
these prices to be reasonable.
For the relief of the poor, every arm, NIL, y.
instructed to make provision in te,r ~, ss,,ys
neighhourho6ds. In the city ofKicamord s,s,
poor person who may need the Bath INV anr,I,,
70 Mr. John r. Shields, Capt. of the C;,y WAX
or 70 Mr: John Maddox, with each OF whom
there will be deposited systems TO be .feyota,f
exclusively to the service Of such.
AS this intended arrangement il co,sbtefe5
notincation will be given from time to time m
those concerned. ''.' "
no person will be permitted to see any eftbe
Baths who il not furnished With a prober II.
eense, 50 az TO be prepared to grant dispensat;-
ohs 70 every purchaser unoer the siertaiu,.e os
the inventor or bis General Agent, IS eyyr,
khown violation Of tile patent privilege wili,be
prosecuted according to law.
July Is. r. NS''
e ?. kobt @. Jennings, the General Aeens,; "a
J. u.n,s,ea with supply of the ,Apparstiis, a
MS ONCE lately occupied by James flr0uy, ,rs,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
LAND for SALE.

n WILL SELL the LAND whereon now re-
4 side. inthe county Of Buckingham, miles
Below New Canton. and ths same distance from
acres, Of which about 400 are,y yet covered With
the originsl growth, and Of an excellent quality
for tobacco, The cleared land is good, aami
sably adapted To the cuithfs of corn and small
grain as susceptible Of lasting Improvement
from cloverasa ans soil inthe stase, and Is divided
into four fields, enclosed vithcxse lent fences.
efthe cleared land between 90 and 70 acres are
low creek ground, capable OF being converted
Into 6rst rate meadow The dweiIinghouse is
Spssious--the out hpsses nqmsrous and conye-
tisnt. The he.tthful AR and excellent watero
The place--its vicinity.tp New Canton and to
several manufact uring mills also, give it gfest
local advantages. more Dictated description
y thu unns Isary, as < is ptesnhed any per.
son dsi'roas To purchase viii view die prsfii-
ses.
2te 81 kysy1fy pGyNr.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

HEsERT'ED, the fourth of August, 1874,
- from the rendezvous, at News Caution,
pany Of Virgins militia. S4ih regiment, thin
yisage, light hair, blue eyes, supposed to be S
feet 10 or II inches high, ~ or IS years Of age,
by profession a farmer, supposed to be on his
way, with his wife, to Woodford county, ken
lucky, where he has relations. The above re-
ward will be paid on delivering him to any ossi.
ger mlhe United States, or 10 me at CaIhp
Fairfield. 49,
JonNGANNAWAX, c.pt,
10 81 ~ i,s,6 18th Virg. Regt
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,THO's LADD, NC.
Virginia

y
Virginia
At o,iper;or Co,,rf ~ Cho,,c.r,, LoJd
on a .. ~. can;.sJ rs. - '.'u-
,eeanl aas ~ t,,. 49, Ias cry y "'eA1'0"d' rae
Jobn r. Ions ''' Ao
... riainsih
co,rruet;,s and Aodna,.s 60, a.
The firm OF cornei;ns o,S nd,ss ssS,g anoes
o srye ana oa% @osaa Ieasants ]unlor John So
trsa;nr snder ,hs sna, sss.tn.ne,s. Son 1,'
rad Caleb Bonssi ana 49,. !. coh,
Nndrey conrad $500 49,. So ~ and
IoSssI' Conrad "a cn,s disr sne 81 nrm OF
John sotnerv;,T. - b;s ;nd;r;y,. ~ we said
the ss;d Ca,sh I,,'asaI :, ~. :..s.Sss
pac;tv forei,,. xnl,sss. r Inh. Es. sapa-
t;nr k trad;n,r lnde ne 4 -, - ~ sos
and comnany sr-.s, a n,Ie,aa. p SoHsao
son and Rob.rt Grsv' 49, 'o'' '.en'y n nss..
c~HE DEFENDANTS Corne,;us Gon.sJ
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SMITH PAYNE.
L WfL.L ALSo SELL
A SMALL TRACT.

In GooehiaDd, fcontsidihs 23y asirss, on the wa,
Z tiers Of the Biz Bird cteek.--Also.
"A Tract of 2s3 Acres,
On Slate river, in B,ickiushsth. 8 miles above
New Canton, aud from the Virginia Mills. r
Also, d Tract Of 1000 Acres,
In the county of Wood. on the waters Of the
Twill sell these lands or EXCHANGE them
for lands near Louisville on tie ohio, or Tor Bot
tom land On the Kenawha.
~ =. i, ,S,,.,, ~ s.P.
buckingham, August %, 1874. t.f.)
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AN INVITATION

&c the ExSMPqs from Military Dnty, hssEe
Second Battalion $50 Rcg;ment
-aia Virginia Militia.
THE present crisis calls, for The aid. Of,
Il You as w.ll as those who are called to
the tented hed. Although you may not be
able to stand n long and fatisuing march.
yet you can render those services which will
prove essential In your neighborhood, IN
keeping thai order which your body collect-
lively viii produce. ~
The meeting proposed will de held al
Mr.. Littieberry AlleH's Tavern, on Sktur.
day the Sd Of September next, for the pur.
pose Of then and there to form ourselves int,
coupanies, and to make other arrangement
which MAY be thought expedient.
August so. 81
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New Publications.

Jnsfreeeivea and for SAFE at s. Pleasanfs'
Book-ssove:
ADEte Bonaparte. by Lord Bvrsn
~ kebccca, or the File de Cbamhr.
Rosa in Londou--Defence OF Gen. Hull
Bancroft on Colcurs--I'he Battle Of Lew.
sig-A new edition Of Carey's Pocket AZ,
las, &c. &c. &c oSAe' az,
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FoR SdLK,
"A valuable Tract Of Land.

Lying on RockGsh river. about aye miles from
the mouth of ssid river, in Nelson county, and
adjoining the lands Of YIN, Ball, dec. Robret s..
kFarrar, sc. The above tract of land is equal IN
point of soil, TO any in the county lie. tolerable
sell, is well watered, has good range to the
Iniountains.. and lies in a, hea.ihy chine, There
may BE- known by applying, to John s. Farrar.
major 47tb regiment, Va. n. or the subscriber
ON the premises, who will shew the lands.
49, JOHN FARRAR.
August IN, 1914. -. VII
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THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNACE
is now in operation.
CA3TLMGS LMRR.ass

A ND wR0uGHT.rsoN Work win Also
be executed At the Furnace. Orders left
at the Furnace, or with JoHy PAax1LL Of this
piscs, or Toilet 8, Lea in Petersburg, win be
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
:. PARkHILL, sABBAT0N, 4 Co
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wM ". nENiNs. c. g.
Commissioner Office,

CoulttsSsioner,s Office,
Richmond. 8fh month Ter, 10 a.
Thesparties interested are desired to take
notice thatI have appointed the 54th day OF
day Of the 1Uir month COctober) next for
commencing the accounts by the foregoing
decretal orders Of the Courts Greeted ,---os,
which day, at 9 o'clock. A. M. their attend
ance is required at my office in this city, with
their accounts. documents and vouchers
also q copy Of the Cour, papers. for the pur-
pose Of enabling ms to stale and settle the
same.
THO'S LADD, M.