Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
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" BENJAMIN PRINCE & CO. have for sale AZ ,I,s,r 49,,
ItiusIlhs LANDING, near N. York; large
soient OF the best grated FRUIT TREES of the most
approved European and American kin0s-AfDuua which
are Peach, Nectarne and Apricot Trees
OF the most vigorous growth and war; anted To he in H.
most healthy state aud free from disease: great variety
o the best and lagestsiZed imported GoosebeIes Cur
rants haspDeHles-also, Strawberry Plants Eurone,n
Mountain Ash-aso Linden or English 4 ims Trees I'm
Topean Elm and Larch Trees Magnolia Trinetla or I'm
oein rec OF Gead or Silver Fir, elegant orna-
mental evergreen which produces the aIsam 50 famons
Tor The cure of consumptUns and healing wounds eve
olsh Juniper, beautiful evergreen Pyracanha am ey-
ergreen with clusters of scarlet Magnolia Arun
alta or Cucumber Tree, Magnolia Gauca with yerv ira
grant flowers; double Towering red ditto whine Rose
Althea, Hydrange, with large elegant claugeabie nil
purple, and white flowers; double now ering Pone%ra
nate, with beautiful crimson flowers Coco, sTa or Vcne
IIan Sumach very ornamensl Snowdrop OF White Fringe
Tree, Halesa or Silver Bell Tree Chinqupin or Dwarf
Garden Chesnut, very curious and produces fit in A.
0nndance when only two feet high great variety OF
ported Roses, various kinds and other towering frees
ao SHRUBS catalogues OF which may be had the Store
OF WeSsrs ESis lillian, Richmond Orders Jeff win
OF forwarded by Mail TO No. IsG, Pearl Street. ~
iork VIII be Immediately attended and the frees and
Shrubs packed in the most careful and secnre manner
Sept. so. soour
STATE OF VIRGINIA.-tT NOTICE to CrediIoIs 81
an act OF the General Assembly of the State OF Virginia
passed the 26h day of February 1916 entitled An si
Vlng eject TO The last will and Sam GIst
late OF The city OF London, after reciting the will of The
sso Saml Gist directing the emancipation of his slaves
III manner therein mentioned that il appeared To
the 6eheIal Assembly just and proper that the
OF the said Samuel Gis far as related to the enamel
patton of the said slaves and applying the ntooerv
thereby devised and hequeahcd for their use accordu
10 The intentions of the said estatOr-And although The
sad Samuel Gst appeared to have left very Iarse ner
sonai estate ia England which subject To lie nav
inent OF his debts, amy there be- preference to the
Sd'u slaves ana other property IN Virginia II they he
SUBJECT thereto, it was right and expedicn that lie said
properly should not be Withdrawn from the claims of any
creators OF The said Gist who might choose TO assert
rgn 10 satisfaction thereiTOmIt was BIZ The said ACT of
assembly enacted, that John Wickharn ESQ and any otb
e. trustee that might he appointed, should hold the aid
slaves lands and other property subject aud in manner
IN the sad act mentioned having due regard TO The
CLAIMS OF any creditors Of the said Saml Gst if such
there be. '' - SUN
And whereas, by decree Of the High Court of Chan.
Gerry OF that part Of tie United Kinon Of Great Britain
Ireland called England, bearing date 4ih day OF In
" 1917, made IN certain causes in said Court deped-
g III one of which Josiah Gist ESQ & others are
paintihs, VIM Fowhe, Esq. aud Elizabeth his wife Mar
TN Pearbes Esq and Mary his WIFE aud OILERS are de
PENDANTS aud IN the other of The SAID CAUSES the said
Mary Pearkes aud The said VIM and Elizabeth his
VIE ere Plaintiffs, and the said Martin Pealkes aud
Francis GIigg Esq. defendans-it was referred TO
James stephen Esq OF the Of the said CouTl
70 enquire whether there are any such debts men
oned m the said ac Of Assembly the State of Virgin
Ia due from the tesiatoT.
ANY PERSONS claiming any such debts as are neuti
oheh i tue said act Of Assembly of the State Virginia
10 he due rom the said tesiator desired to come in
neioe TIE said master, at bis chambers in SOUTHAMPTON
bhiIdihgs ChanceIy Lane, London aud make ont their
eams 10 such debts OF before the 2sth dos OF Febr
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