davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24

TO THE DIsBANDED OFFICERS OF THE
ARMY

A brother, who has shared your tolls and s,ie
ferings who can bear testimony Of your zeal and
patriotism, and knows how to appreciate your
personal virtues and your military talents, begs
leave 20 address you.
Though the precipitate snd improvident ast
of Congress Of the 81 Of March dismissed
you from the public service, whilst fostering IN
your wounds, without thanks and without remu.
neration yet YOU find cause Of consolation in the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
BosroS, June 13.

BosroS, June IS.
The latest Montreal papers contain tho Procls.
NATION OF SIR Gordon Drummond, offerng a par
don to deserters from his Maiestv's serrSoe who
shall surrender themselves 10 any officer com
manding at any post in Upper or Lower Canada.
previous TO the S4th day Of July 18I5.-This Dar-
don IS not, however, TO be extended 70 The deer.
'eTs from the militia, or TO those who have de-
serted after the proclamation was made public
We have already mentioned that col.
Mckee, and maj. ThaYer, of tie United
States Engineers have sailed in the Con
gress frigate for Europe. These gentle
men are TO be landed in France for 4ba
purpose of visiting the Military instifu-
tons of that country and are authorized
to purchase such books and instruments as
may be thought necessary for the Militarv
Academy at West Point-an institution.
which, in national point of view, Is of the
flrst Importance, the more so, as it accords.
IN great measure, with the view of the
salnted Washington. It was the wish IF
this Super-eminent Statesman, that Inst
tutons might be established which wonId
bring together young citizens from the
different sections of our country. who. hv
assoclating in early life, whether tbey meet
IN the cabinet or the field, would establish
a friendship not easily acquired between
strangers. Boston CentiReI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
ROBBERY AND MURDER

On Saturday the Sd inst. JoHv BrssrxT
Esgr. son Of the late Collector Of the mort
DIST. Mary's, was robbed & murdered about
miles from that place. The circumstan-
ces OF this distressing event have been
thus related to us.--Mr. Bessent was re-
turning to st. Mary's from the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24

Capt. Samuel Whitesides, (of Illinois)
with company of mounted militia, viii
cross the Mississippi to-day, destined for
the neighborhood effort Howard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
sAyANNAH, June 6. 1a1s


The following further particulars rela-
tive to the murder and robbery of Mr.. Bes-
sent, are abridged from the Republican of
Saturday The name of the murderer.
Killed 10 miles from this city, is .afanpel /:
the names of the other two apprehended
are, Juan Josef and Juan FERNANDEZ
They acknowledge being acquainted with
the object of Mr.. Bessent's journey. That
when they attacked him, he handed them
from his pocket twohundred dollars in bills.
and 1--WE dollars in silver, and requested
Them to spare his life, but that they resell
we'd to kill him to prevent detection. this
was all the money they supposed Mr.. Bes-
sent 10 have)--that they buried valice
containing some papers-this valice has
since been found, and contains $4,000 dol
lars principally in Treasury notes. The
murder was not discovered until two davs
after it took place, when his horse and doc
came home and when pursuit was made
to ascertain the cause of the horse and doc
coming home without Mr.. Bassent. the dos
conducted the party to the mangled corps
OF his unfortunate master.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY JOHN BURKE,

-Four Doors 6e'op the Bel Tavern, at Four Dollar,
per ari'tiiso, paid IL, aciuarce.
Pe advertisements inserted Mt the us,nl
price, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday. Laa 5. 1915.

Mr. Wood Of Massachusetts,, appeared
end took his seat.
MIR. Champion, and Mr., jackson of Va.
presented PETITIONS IRON heir respective dis
irlc,s, demonstrating against the opening
and transportation Of the mail on the Sabs
bath. Referred.
Mr.. Winter presented the petition Of Sin
gision Kctcbum which IVES reierTed to the
committee Of Pensions.
On motion Of MIR. Wilson OF Pa- the petit
s,on nf peter AuGIaiu was again referred to
the committee Of Claims
soodry payers presented by Mr.. Harris
- zen. in support Of Grant raylor's poti
Ron Tor pension, were referred 10 the COM
pnittse Of Pensions
Mr.. Sherwood Of NY. presented the petit.
Sto Of sundry inhabitants in the vicinity Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
CHAMBER or PEERS.
,gitfiag on tie FtH Of .T,,?!e.

Sitting OF tie Eih Of ,'2ns.
The chamber nc; az two o'ciock, under
the presidence Of l;se prince arch.clsn'
cc!lor, who announced that tie emparr
rad appointed count I4acepete 20 perform
the functions of tie preslieht dutins tas
present sessian, IL case & TIE abseIceN
the ordinary president. -.
A list of the peers appointed up to tn'
day vas then read. 1t il as fellows;
Prince arch-chanceiIor, president
priGce Joseph, prince kauis, p'iPI,''
Lucisn, prince Jcrone, ca7cilaai FesoH'
prince Eugene, due de "arme, aac &c
piaisancc, iieat. gen. AT;d"lo,E, rae
chaI due lie d;-Aioulera, Cota,e T.\2aa'@
sou. due de Dassanb. comte dc Ee'O,
veau, lient. gen. 'comte i2rayer' ecRe'"
coMte Beliiaid, conlte Barra!, Arcas's,
que de Tours marechal co'ntc bLAe'
comte Bigot, comte boiSsr. cardlEa! az
baceres. conte Ca.farelIi, co:lseIns'l
Etat, ccmte Casa5ianc., ccmte cantia'',
comte Garnet, dgc de Caicrc, COME
Chastal, comrte Ciasy, lieat, cen. COM
Clansel, conte Colchen, comFte IotA''
Diet, conte-admilat baron C"j'rafd, pa,
reshai duo de CGnesliaro, lieut. genelA
comte CambroQe, CONT Clement de FS'
uarccIai duc tie E3alTatia, marcia! dfs
de Dantaick, Earoa n.illier., t'rc le
cres, compte G>Aijazo,,, c"urfe t'.tI;"c,
comptc d'Abov!!ie, gonpta Doioau. r6T',s
Dede!a dagger, Eeat. ,eir. canpte .'I'0'
ct, lieut.. gen. co.aPte s;;uresnc. i. :a'
co,upte nri,n?are skai p5;ree 7.Nl
llisrec al Prince a'Gc.aphI. en-. roEPs
d'i.rIon, lieut.. rei,, F4cti,as"s: We ~
n,irrl cumptc Ismsrian, co,nrte FsFn.s.s
beaumont, archercN,,e IL Bo"r@es. 'if'p
scr. cosrp,e Fliant, cor,pts Faore az e,
tdde, Ileat. cen. c,,r,pt+. r:a3"Hf: ec~ ",,s
ForhIn lansoa, drc re Gacse' c'"T;
Casseadi, lieut.. ssa. capuie l,s ... ds +
gen. compile G.,s..re', corrfc Wv !i1!,bsl
7 Toisins, lieut.. gen. airssyl, |e ''" "a ie.r-
cosnp;e Groachv. mare aai c2'n05 Z, r ..r,p
dan, compile I.acep,'Ie, narschal-a ." Ssss
oompss Labadoyerc, lieut. gen f = be-.
Lahe,ioyere, compte .A'exs1't1e ,Isa>
iieut. ger, c",apte Latoa'I h,ro,p
fF,s4.ry, comtc Laneth. leu @ei ... g
ks..aallemand, II. gen. o2Dpis Ai@
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
Sales At Auction.
on TITESDaY s,ert,

WIN be sold, at the Auction Store OF tn
subscriber,
Cloths, cassimeres, cambria, leno, ia
comet and book muslins, calicoes, glng
rams, Marseilles. rattinets, granlurells
Madras handkerchiefs, cotton shifting
,olored twilled shawis, cotton hosiery
Also,
a handsome well finished GIG.
p. G.. Mars5eRer.
July 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01

.g5scoaacl from tie s,'bscribvr yesterday.
Tie 20th ,7aiy,)
J. NEGRO LONDON.

EEE is 26 years old, oil black complec-
IN tiof. aboat 5 feet OF inches
high, heavy made, round full face, large
eyes aud shews TIE whites VIXEN surpris-
ed or iriitated, rather down look and
soft spoken-iie took viii. him sundry
clothing, among which are recollected a
dark drab round about Of fulled Cloth
aud cotton aud wool twilled pantaloons,
grey mixed cotton and wool ditto, one
tcottoa stlEed ditto, one cotton and
thread ditta; two shirts ore OF cotton. tie
other OF cotton and thread wool bat,
and Dair Of strong shoes, all Rome manu-
facture--a grey mixed cloth coat, write
Jeans, ditto; three wasstcoats, one white,
paie yellow striped, one ct a blacklsh
cast. part ot the waisteoats also home
snaaafacture. As he vent o9wlthout g
my provOcation, | presume be Will attemP
to sass as a feea man. and perhaps may
have ebtainct papers from sogle OF the
free NEGROES Ia nv neisahovhood. tits
probable hessav for soipe days be lurk-
Jag ahMlt Alexandria, Georgetown or
washington {where lie has number of
ssauaiintancss,a and some Citations in the
/ two formerl till he has an opportunity
t. ret of, either by lard or water. [
will give Twenty-Five dollars il taken Ia
tie District Of Columbia. or the adjacent
counties Of seairfax, Iordoun. and Prince
William. state of Virginia. Montgomery
anss Prince Georses.gstate Of Maryland,
or the above reward if taken anv where
ont OF those csaaties, ard all reasonable
charges L. eitheF case, if brought home.
o. secured IL any jail 50 thatI get him.
Aliowneys Or Captains Of vessels, ard
allothers are warned from harboring or
carrying said fellow of ttheir peril.
Edward Duhn,
Fairar Comfy. Jirgiria.
n. D. Said NEGRO IS well acquainted
with every kind OF plantation work, ard.
San excellent waggoies.
July 90. G.
s Er The Editor Of file Leesbuta
Washinstnnian, is requested TO publish
the above three times and forward his
account to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
lust ARRIVED.

sHttSL FiITIIVOu,
.9ata for sale by RE.eLE q HyrRpEH
at Che corner Of hSng 90 iiogat-streets s
Ia sdditiaa TO their stock en- haae--
Book Muslms, and an as
sortlaent Of handsome GinShams, viz
Mourning, buff, b}ue, rlnk.eand lilac
which they will sell On stry moderate
terms.
July 50.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
pR9fILES.
+ @ r S B. II r N,

I'D EsPECTFUI.LY informs tie a
IA dies and Gentlemen Of Alexandria
and it's vicinity, that he has taken room
at the corner of King and Washington
streets, for the purpose of taking and
framing proffes in the neatest style.
The hours of attendance viii be iron,
nine in the morning till one, and from
three in the afternoon till eight in the
evening. ~.
Music on the much admired Scotch
Bap Pipes, by native Of that country
July 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
Twenty Dollars Reward.


NgTAS STOLEN ont of TIE Stable c!
the Subscriber, On Cedar Pan
Prince William County, Va. or Tuesday
night the 95th inst. q stapt BAY MARI.
MULE. with remarkable large belly,
and 4 small bit cut OF OF one OF her ears.
-'fke thief was pursued with the Mule
to Alexandria. ] will give the above re-
ware, io! tile t,,i;sf AID Mule, or Ten Doi-
lars for the Mule. Any person hearing
Of tae Male, will confer a particular Ia
yoc On ule, By Nrltin.: me, AID directing
tae letter to Garron's Fest OiEce, oaCc
Gar hun, We.
John Fitzllugh.
July 81. 4t*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
BOARDING.

"a aRs. EvELiTH is DESTROYS Of nay
IN ing five or six additional gentcel
BtsARDIns.
Hersresiaence is on PI-ince-strect, a
small distance Westcfthc Estorsac Eank.
aud next door to Mr.. 2. Saunders-it Is
AIRY aad comfortable.
lulyS s.. ct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
Innda For SnLc.

EeY Virtue Of the above Decree Of the
Honorable Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
ond District, viii b. sold PuhC Auction. to the highest
bidder the auction ofHeT0u, Sit0n O. Co. in city
Of Richmond the twelfth DAY OF February next. &c fair
ci5e the first fair day tlercreaer the following tracts
1880 Acres in the county Of Greebrier the North
East side Oftlie III adOw river.
500 Acres, formerly IL Harrison, but in Randolph
county. Stewards run.
500 Acres formerly III Harrison, but now in Randolph
county, on the waters Of Stewards rum
500 Acres formerly in Harrison but in Randolph
county, between Stewards and HciKlen's Mil rum.
500 Acres formerly in Harrison but win Randolph
county, on Stewards
500 Acres in Harrison county the Of Stewards
run, drain of Tiger Valley river.
5000 Acres III Harrison county, Hackers creek.
1000 Acres formerly in Harrison but III Randolph
county, on the head waters Of Stewards run, drain
Of Tygcr Valley river.
1000 Acres, formerly in Harrison, but in Randolph
county. ON the Glady FORK Of Cheat river.
Gimtty Gre k
1000 Acres formerly Harrison hut now in Randolph on
the Glady Fork Of Cheat river.
1000 Acres,in Harrison county, tcrigbt hand fork of
Giatty creek
1000 Acres in Harrison county, the left hand fork Of
Gnatty crtei.
The patents for the above lands are all Issued tothc said
Robert Means, assignee OfHenry BanksId the sale wills
according TO the terms of The sail decree. b. up0ua credit of
twelve months mOicty of the purchase money and
oft yearsa the other oiey. The purchasers give
bond ana security and deed of trust upon the Lands or
der 20 secure payment OF the purchase monty,
DANIEL CALL,
Executor ocapd oe,ire IN frpr' uu5,rNe last ,ri1
and Testament u Ro5eIt 1fcens, dec.
Richmond Dcccmber II 66 4sff
- The Editor of the Clarhury paperis requested 10
insert c above week all da Of sale and transmit
hisaecount TO this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
Deccmbcr2.
Lands For Sale.

Up ! Virtue Of Decree of the Court of
'c United States. for the fifth Circuit and vir,ira
District viii he sold nj Public Auco!in the city of Rich
mod a the auction room of Heron. SHon u Co. unon The.
twelfth day OF February .ifair otherwise the first fair
day thereafter the following Tracts of Land in State of
Virginia. viz
l2oco Acres. more less in the county of Russell ON both
sides OF Copper creek.
$500 Acres less in the county Of Montgomery, on
New river. ard the thereof.
800 Acres more less IN the Of Montrumrv on
TOMS creek. and some branches Of Sinking creek &
the waters OF New river.
20C7 Acres more or less. the farly on the cSf
side oftl,e South Branch of Potomac including tb,
town Of Fort Run and fuckers Run, waters Of said
South Branch Of Potomac and the head of North ri.
NeE, a branch of Great CacapeOn.
400 Acres less in the county of Hardy on the wa
ters Of Wants Run a branch of Great Cacape,n
400 Acres more or less, t the county Of Hardy. Waits
Rum a branch of Great cacapeon, including, the
Warm Spring.
400 Acres or less. in the county Hardy on Waits
rim branch of Great Caeapeon.
400 Acres more less the county of Hardy ON Waits
Run.
400 Acres less in the county HARDY on Waits
Run, branch 1T Great Cacapcon.
1000 Acres, less nthe county Of Harrison ON the
waters of Gualy and Williams river.
1000 Aert more On less III the county OF Harrson,on
Guay river.
hepates Tor the abnve OF Land issued to Robert
Means; and the sales will be credit Of twelve months as
to moiety ofe purchase money and of years rs 10
the other moiey. The purcha.e give bond and security
anda Of trust upon the lands in order To SECURE the
payment Of the purchase money.
DANIEL. CALL, Essrwor
eTiie Inst IciHGHd testament
q i!ojeIf Means, !eseGscd.
,o,In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
VIRGINIA At a Superior Court O

ci"ncery. hoh,r, ut III Capitol in the city of Rich
mond. the 18th day Of june. 1912.
sAabrh Abhot seo't anS. of William SENT, deed Plain
iW giN,, David Ross, James Minirte adnrs. ur Waller
,,eoV,oec Il, i,ini James Scott Dcf1daBts.
y consent OF the parties by their counsel the doh
REFER TN accounts, brtNccn them, any ofyts comS
OF ers, Tor him TO eNan,c. and settle o., SAINT, and
nuke report thereof the court with any matters recly
deemed pertinent by himself when may be r qui-
red by the parties TO b. so stated.
NJ Rule holden in the CLERKS Office of the Superior
Court OF chlcery for the Richmond District the twenty
tnenty-JiNth day ofOctohcr, 1915.
John iasIes admir- de ons non, Of William Scott. deed,
IGinfD, against David Ross lanes Winfrrc. admir-. Of
waiter Scott, deed, and James Scott. Defendants.
The bpo1asscrc faeias awarded in this ca,is, ling
been duly executed the defendants Dd AMI James
scott and publication having lcn duly made AGAINST
te defendant James Winree. who IL an inhabi,rnt OF
tins commonwealth and the, having failed cause a.
ipnSt the revival thereby sought is Ordered, that ;h. shit
lately depending ~ the nainc of Ezabs Il, Abbott Scott adj
minis;rN OF William Scott, deed. against the present
PENDANTS. and the proceedings therein ha1 stand and e reyi-
yea IN the name of tom Haynes admir-. de- houis non olsS
liam SCOTT decd ind be in all things. in the ni:xt
and condition as stood, At the death ofthe said Ezabeth
Abbot Scott. Co0ies-TeSte.
nm. ~. HENENC. Z. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
LAND FOR SALE.

z PURSUANT TO deed Of trust, execu-
tdiomc by iiVs. Jols1n dcc.to securetie plyfnopt
" certain sum of money therein mentioned due to fho's
Depp. barring date fie 3ist lnmry 1919, duly rco,-
dn he County Court OF PoWlafan. viii BE- sold atpu,
iicmction, % % highest bidder, the premises $50 d~yef
" LAND iayng i've thc county OF p0tyi1tan on the ,.
Mincn Greek, adjoining Die ilnds Of ni, Roms.y Wat
kns aHi others. sld will b. sold, Tuesday ie "a div ~
Jauasy, 1916. subject the widows dover and ac-reie
a. act Of tc last Legislature, passed IN November igff
J, rc j. 0n tc land, clearinghouse Kitchen dify AMI
snD's,-ionsr, barns &c.tbe subscriber acngas trustee
VII convey accordingly JObN DEPT.
I5.c.lstcr 81. of--v4.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
no rIIoNfAs ZONES


(sNAGE NOTICE-That as von are q no,.,...;
= dent Of ibis state, and have no known ao..,i
~ commonwealth, that on the tlhid Ihars,las IN,
gsotuary next IN the state OF Kentucky, nj Tfar.
Nurs, IN Mercer county, at tie Cour,-house II
'i r. heIcer-l shall take the dispositions os Niebo.
a'Sh and others, 70 be read as evidence IN suit
h, g,olu'Hs m the Superior Court d Law of Buck.
aSham county, in which am pIaintig' and co.., d.
l.lant' shall, also, on the third Monday in Pc
s,uaiy' at the house Of John Moseley, in Jessnrone
my hentueky, take the dispositions Of William
'""s9a and others, TO be read in said suit.
- i9ers. &c. CLABOURNE WEST.
'sntib, zee. >. 1915. 6i-wiwr
Z WILL SELL, for cash, IN the town o. CATERS.
J'rWIl,'se, on the lst day OF January next, FOUR-
tttss'sn OK FfFJ'EEyV LIKELY .6rE.
CHOES, consisting Of men, women and children.
-''eu ~ the neshbOrhoOd ofthat place
. ROyr. HUGHES.
NeSembcr 90 ss-wuJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
year nave been cstimat. ID
4S,S49,613 OF


at 48,S49,613 OF
The sum left in the Trea-
sury at the end of the
year, VIII be 10,16S ESQ IS
And will consist principally Of Treasury
Notes, paid OIL account or the revenue and
of loans.
OfMe Estimates Of tie Public ReJenrie and Err
penchsJTeS .tor 1916.
In the consideration of this subject it is
proper to premise, that the revenue of
1916 must be charged with the payment
OF a considl rable amount of the uuquida-
ted deb,S incurred during the war; and.
consequently, that the proportions OF reve-
nue. and expenditure for that year, cannot
BE- reduced by the scale Of a pace cstab-
lishment. The arrearages in the war and
navy departments, and generally the out
standing balance of the floating public
debt, including treasury notes & temporal
ry loans, must be satisfied, before perna-
mt ard form arrangement Of the finan-
ces can be effected /; but it is believed that
the period OF single year will be sufficient
tor that purpose.
1t is, also, proper to premise, that altho'
the estimates of the demands on the trea-
sury for 1916 may be tisfactoIiy made,
there is no settled ground on which esti-
IDENTITY formed. The entire system of the
eXte nal and internal taxation must neces-
sarily be revised, during the present ses-
SION OF Congress and the sources as we'll
as The product Of the public revenue, can
only be ascertained from the result of the
legislative deliberations. In order, howe
yer, to o5viatc this difficulty, as far as
1t is practicable, distinct statements will be
presented for 1916; 1st, of the probable
demands on the tire sury 2dly, of the re
venue estimated according to the laws now
in force and silly, of the revenue esti-
mated according to the notifications, which
will be respectfully submitted.
l. Of the probable demands on, The Irea-
Sauy.
The amount of the civil, di-
piomatic and misCcIlane-
GUS expences is estimated
at the sum of 100000 90
The amount of the military
eXpcnces is estimated at
the sum of 1850 246 90
For the military establish
ment of 1916, 5,112,l59 90
For the arrvarages Of 1915,
beyond the amount of the
appropriations,
9.437,0 87 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

NIRGINfA.-At Superior Court of
cancsry. holden At tie capitol, Tie city ur Rich
mond, the 9th day Of Jniy. 1912.
Henry Banks, against Daniel Call Executorand Devisee in
under the last will and testament of Robert Means
deed. and Charles Spencer, DeinGcgir
By Of the paint and of the defendant DaneI
Gail in proper person this cause this day heard on the
BILL and answer of the said defendant Daniel Call On con-
d,ration whereof, t deciding upon the merits
doth adiuge, order and Decree that the said defendant after
having given sixty days notice Of the time and place of sale
sell the lands in the said bills and proceedings mentioned a
such time times he may ;lnnk proper the highest
bidder ut public auction upon credit oftweye months as
10 one oey ofthe purchase money and of years
the other moieiy taking bond and security and deed of
upon the lands in orrto payment of pu-
chase money, and thahe hold the subject the future
order of the
eopy-Tete,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

a Il a Chancery District Court helc IN
"a wilsnsb0rg, October the 2st. 1915.
Nancy Allen. Arncy Austin Robert Norris Thomas N1rrs
William Richardson, and Nancy his wife. was Nancy
mas Morris. her guardian Hhl next friend Ton Al,s,
David Allen. Beis.y Alien. Fielding Alien and Mary Alien
the three last being infants. children Riviiri Allen b
John Alien their guardian and friend, PiaiaiGs q:
gainst John C;Oodali, Dcfs,II0rf.
This this day To he heard by consent on the
BILL answer and the exhibits filed. and argued La cui.
A sci consideration whereof, che Court doth aj,d;, o
der ard decee that Win RrCandlisi Edmund Christian
James Lee aud Robert GpCaIhsh. any Two Of whom u,,y
act do sell the of land in the bill mcnunel ,nr ~
the County otJaes City and said tn contain four hundred
credit of twelve months after giving months pryio,,
Newspaper prinsin the Civ of Richaond
Of the time and place Of sale, taking bond with sccuv
from the purchaser for the prc,ase money. A the court
nisSioners, such OF them after dc!uctin H.
OF the sale, divide the proceeds thrrcofinto Yo
paris and out clone part pny TO Nancy Allen iy-eietis 60
John Alien onecighth. David Allen one-ei-ll
Betsy Allen Fielding Allen aud Mary Allen the lirainn
Sight, equal proportions and that t Other ,oi
pay the plaintiffs Amey Austin fcr-nilhs 20 Robrrt
Norris Thomas Morris, VIM Richardson in right ofhis we
Betsy Morris aud San Morris other ninth in rcuol non
tonS; and the defendant Gooda the four r.,o;nn,
ntFs, AMI the Commissioners WIN act are directed 10 re-,
port their proceedings 20 The order final decree.
copy, {. CLARKE, d. C.
FURSuANrto the above decree shall on the first o,
oiJanury next before the Raleigh Tavern in the ritv ~
Williamsburg, precisely at one o'clock, expose to public >ne
l tens Of the said decree. This land lies about four VII
from Williamsburg. handsomely situated for farm and as
aolutfOiy acres Of prime meadow attached H. s,n r
which has en- IN eyston excellent orchard and some
common buildings.
UTLLTAN aF'cANDLISR.o
EDMUND CHRISTIAN
JdMESLEE. ICoihrS'
Nc-eHaIer %. a.