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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06
February "A.
.Jamestonm Female lSen,ina,,y J.etferg,

.Jamestonm Female Seminary Jettery,
T'HiS splendid Lottery, the Scheme OF which is .xoe
led by none. The grand objects for which this Lot
tery was granted, subjects well wori bubble patron
age. The funds be raised by erection OF
aoiioing for the treble purpose of female seminary
church. and masonic hall-If these are objects wor
tly oil public support, we bumbiy ash The arduous
task oil the agency ofthe lottery devovns on an ndiv
ns hoped, apology for the drawing nos
taxing place last fall There is obstacle to pre-
vent the managers fixing on day for the drawing emily
wsh To settle with those gentlemen who have had the
goodness 10 assist in the sale Of tickets. Mr. VIM
Z. LYON will call on them in few days. for the un aid
ches Tickets are IN different parts OF the state and
persons al distance, wishing become adventurers
can NOW DC supplied In future, tickets only be had
OF the subscriber, aud IN Richmond aud Peter bufg.
Present price 5 5--but will shortly advance.
~ Persons wishing to become large adyenturers can
be accommodated with tickets credit by giving good
endofsers.-Apply to Mr. JOSEPH TODD, Richmond
orto EDMIlND ROCKER Yrcos,,rcr
Jamestown, Dec. az. ..,.70-tf
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Mulbcrry Grove Gov Sale.

WILL be sold 10 The highest bidder on the premises
w on the ioih cNy ot Apfii ensuing, that braut tu
farm, wherein the late rELrrYMAN MERRY, dec. liz.
ca known by tile maine OF MI lBERi,Y GRONE-yiny
on the waieis 81 State river, buckingham county Na-It
contains ahci TOO acres. about one haif of which Is
cleared and III Concentration other mo ct, is well
set with timber OF various kinds.
lhiSfafn rs situated IN very healthy aew
shu respectable neighbourhood. ana suuaons
VI IN point oi convenience II being the vicinity OF sew
eral merchant mills and small towns where wheat com
nands within peuce OF the Richmond uatket pree
tue distance between aud the courthouse Is only four
miles, Joness mills i've miles, Rockers do six miles
the virginia and Diamond do. az miles the Warren ana
beni Creek do. " miles. Watninsler miles New Can
ton ana Cara about IS miles, L,nchburg 40 Richmond
40 miles Tits, Ike most otter land in its vi.
cin isferi'e and well adapted to the growth of heat
Germ tobacco clover &C. &C. 1histract of country
The growth of wheat is scarcely cqna-d by ANY other
section OF the State. This farm is in good heart and has
NOT more thanen or fifteen salded land on the
wnoe ana Is very justly admitted most level and
nen"iin farm (oi toe same cNtent above tide waier
opou ~ IL d"eliingiiouse kitchen, dairy
ethonse hain eranhry aud other honbes together with
nunher OF we'll selected fruit trees as apples pesces
ments nisde with plaster in this neiehbourhoot il is
confidently believed its benec al effects will moi he sur
passed m any other section of the ate This farm is
eiwofth Tie attention of monied gentlemen as very
Few such are brought into The arse NJ the present DAY
The terms will be made known on The dny OF sale W.
expect only one third fourth will he required m
hand, and the balance in three or four equal animal nav
iEenis with deed oftrust tie land to secure the
Inen,s of the balance. '"'
Mr.. Samuel Aeee, oveIseer on the premise. or Mr. Ar
thhr Mosele, viii show the land in our absence Pos
session viii be given next FALL time enough 10 put in
crop oil wheat. JAMES MERRY.
February "a. on a.
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APLRA1E nnrr1rrn-

y 7 N III
Inc following is an account Of a success fiI defcce
performed by Capt. ~ Glasham ofthe brig aTraret Of
nus port against pirate the 18th October tie dav
after leaving ST. ThOBas's:
Al r. n. CATER II kged vessel came bearing down
from Windwafd aud hailed ordeTii hesye To III
tue same Time crossing our stern; demanding who
be was, he instantly 10 ed boa Of Us carving away
part OF our running rigging again hang aud ordering
us instantly 10 send our boat board. Being fstief
unpfepared to make resistance So unexpcrtcdly the
boat was lowered aud the master proceeded alongside
win bis papers ana Was questioned concerning his car
go ana ~ ne had not quanty of dollars board and
was extremely anxious Information regarding Aeri
can vessels apparently wishing 10 fall Iva with then.
wishing to Know what ie was Capt. 81 G. enquired he
was not ~ independents pryateef lie blnnty ana with
much hesitation, answered ordering hitfi on board
again, aud dy 10 TIL the morning, when woald board
HIM Immediately getting hoard, with the advice
ana assistance OF SIR Stretch and Mr. LeweIlyn pssse
gers, we resolved TO defend the vessel with our lives be-
ing convinced that they were determined pirates Got
guns in order, when she up asngsde of as in
the morning, under Ffemob cOors, aud again area into
us-haultng down bis french ana hosting a red fac
lthe signal supposed for b0arding) when We gave
him such reception he little expected from well
directed IRE tfonOnr two poUHdoTs which we're lead
ed close np tothe mulEes with round and game and
eoOpers rircts soDn after which, nearly cleared Lis
deck Of ailbe On cheering him i'm the smoke
he Instantly dropped the peak al MS mninsal wore
round aud made the best Of his towards tie ispa
we made SAIL aiter HIN, s hfing into him bat from
bis Superior sailing be disanccd US 81 We sloud
have captured him, as Oly hree appcs ed on deck
the remainder Killed wounded. Size was 4 seuare
serned, cutter ri-ged vessc--had long Gun mounted
ards, Dutch aud Blacks and well painted black
with white moulding, white bo,tom and a trunk upon
deck similar % what American pilot boats usually have
ana about 30 tons. fB0TbadccS ffeTcurg. ian. -.
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500 Reward.

EANAWAf from the Subscriber. living in Harri.o.
~ county, Va. on the 2sth of ScDte,nber last , "
ina" hiineu U<fNUEL. sorty-two rears old abont ~,
ise1 eRht or nine inches high the features his e.
We" pi"p'i,"hed, anu his body, thighs aud legs -,
pI"p"pohed also. he has smiling countenancs and ~
ey 'opnacio"s. has scar his breast near his ne,
anu iis haek marked with the whip. purchased nj
At the sale OF Robert Pages estate in Iiaaovss so
va. al me courthouse on the 10th OF December i5ny
ne ie'"w had worked some considerable time there,
fore ~ the coal mi,,s near westa,n and WAS r.
quainted in Richmond. 80 ae.
Inc above reward will be given, IL the fellow Ia deli
e,on 10 me IN Harrison county tiny dollars il sr,n
es IN Jaiito be lid on his delivery u.s OF to M,
gents, or assigns. LENA IfyV ff-fy 80 d.
February .. "a .,s,. ~.
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Notice 40 Contractors.

THE subscriber is authorised to receive proposals to
buiid new Courthouse, Jail aud JaileI's Honse on
the lot at pressnt occupied for that purpose Hcnic
ANY person wishing undertake these buildings will
state writing what he will furnish and lay good hard
bricks for per ihousand inding all necessary materials
oftae best quality. Those inclined furnish timber
scanning, all heart aud carpenters wishing go nader
take oral of these buildings will please MAKE know
the terms ana what time will De- required 10 the
lail aud Jatcrs House. proportion of.ca.h will he
81 reed on the contracts. Boud and security will be
required IN every instance for the performance Of
contracts, as 20 wog sEianship, materials aud time.
plan OF he buildings, bill of timber, seantling can
be seea by applying 10 the subscriber, Mr.. Thomas
Fouiks's nom II to O'clock each day.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
February 2i. qItf
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Notice.

virtue ot deed Of trust executed 10 as trus,,.
~ ny Maj. SAMUEL II. SAUNDERS of The snnn,S :
rowndan ana WINCH has been duly recorded to salkf
suhofs creators therein named upon the demand az
Farmers bank OF Virginia as well certain Other cred
uoisi SNAIL on the 5h day of March next in the Tow
o1ensrson IN The county al rowhatan se To- The Ljgh
est n"def, for cash, 20 LIKELY NEGROFS-rousi.t,,,
chiefly OF men and boys and valuable house se,,.n,s
.1gGner WIN various articles ~ HOUSEHOLD fUnN,
ohh, someVery Vaaahle the SloCk of every fcscrtn
lion on the plantation said Saunders and -, p'
Ih.'oN UTENSILS ;-or, sn mpci Of the afuresaid M,
pery as WI satisfy the claims Of the creditors t
costs attending the same. $50 AZ
January 9. - ,,Ws,se.
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q 400 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on The night Of the
Az 9th uit three negro men, 10 wit -
PBiL-ahout eve sect eight or nine inches high dark
brown complexion, well set shIewdly sensible fellow,
about p o. 10 years ofaac.
HABRY-a DARK muiaito Eve leei nine or ten inches
nigh nineteen OF twenty years Of are Harry IS very
embarrassment
BiIY-a Duatio. about Ave feet eigh; nine inches
gh p OF 20 years age thin vss2e, and has when
Ken 10 suTiy lOGk.
The above runaways we're bought by in the town %
UTbanna, ~ December last Of George Heaey Esq. ad-
nnisTaor Of Phi'ip T. GTymes dec. and have
ced 40 iaf rs King william c0nhOnse doubt attempt
Ing 70 return Co their old ncighboufhOOd.
will give tie above and pay all reasonable cx-
penses for their delivery ne in that proportion for
either. WADE MOSBY, jr.
Meadow Bfidre4 yasn) Peb.7. ....sstf
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JolMes NiYer N.anA.

THE subscriber offers for sale the plantation =,
whien she resides, in the county of Powhaian Ia
ing on James River, next below the land at Nal J,c
Mienahs distant from the city of Richmond t'iryi
nies. mus tract contains sos acres 100 of which ~
n'st rate low grounds and the balance high land az
superior quality She will only say to strangers to tL
section o, the country, who might wish purchase. H.,
an .he advantages that can be wished app.rain
to this farm and the bomr hnnd IN bioi, 49,
for more particular information those who AMI ,rh
Pa'r are tn view It. ~ ed the stock ,nd
m'enehs attached 10 THE plantation be had with :,
poI terms, apply To b. >. MORRISON, VI the ci,y NJ
Richmond, or TO the subscriber. - "
po..,. MARTHA VI. GOoDE
q.
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[From al Enrli,h nnnerl

'V''I VII ,I97VstFAW puytT.I
singular, though curious nd satisfactory bvnoes;s
eSPeens tue formation Of clouds, has lately been pub
ished by anonymous writer lie conceivss hem 70
De NOT merely one continued body of vapor or
mixed gases, but interspeTsed with bubbi OF badders
hhated with oxygen and hydrogen gasxes IL is Known
at clouds consist almost entirely OF those gases 10
illustrate his opinion, he therefore took bladder fI or
oxygen ana hydrogen gasses cOmbucd the proportion
OF SO parts Of the to of the latter and inneTs
ca me stop-cock IN soap suds ethen inlied Inc bui,
PIE inAt hung TO H. by COMPRISING the bladder and on
passing an electric spark through IT, II detouatFd with
iOud report, and tie twO mixed gases were converted
INFO water, equal IA weight 10 The Gecomposcd gasses
FROM TINS experiment, he addUces the argpmeBt that
hough frequently tlundefs without apparent ga1 vet
II 10 only when The thunder is at distance and tl2t
VdlabS ~ cap Of thunder is heard rain fails under
the cloud, in propotiuH the ondness ortIe Tepo,t
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EdwaTd Cox. Es0.

E-piease to take notice, that the first MONDAY in
~ Aprli next the President and Directors of The Con-
pany aey incorporated by OF the legislature for
ne purpose of establishing Turnpike Road from HE
ciy OF RICHMOND 10 osborne's, in Chesterfield co,pfy
intend to apply to the county HenrcA TO pnn5
I'VE discreet, intelligent. disiEterested and impartial
you from opening the contemplated Tnrnpike
your Henrico lands as far the as also for tb
concentration of one acre of land the termination a.
the river 81 such contemplated road the purpose of
establishing ferry according 10 An act
company TO establish turnpike road from The civ Of
Richmond to Osbone's, in Chesterfield countv" a,
which time aud place You attend if you think pro
per TO do So WILLIAM MAYO, President
81. q. ADAMS,l
II. BAKER, Direcforr
JAS. WINSTON
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TILE SANl,YLL-fnA,

Ut OdNCTL-IKl.
see thy towering turreis rise
see thy spacious walls sublime.
Thy radiance gilds the azure skies
For there Religions giories shiue.
with solemn step I enter in
ny sacred dome, to worship given;
There m"rIais pi ay for rest ffuin stu
And saints enjoy the bliss OF heaven
How hlest the theme which pray'r en-, ploy,
How ardent is its kinding faine
Wlapt IN its power the soul cnioys
Tee Peace which cIewns the Christian'. name.
How sweet the heavenly song ofpraisel
tts SOLEMN ech0 charms the ear,
thus saints IN heaven Tia sir song shall raise
Ana no dtscordant sounds appear.
Religion may Thy influence shed
us beams eni.v nirg Ger the earth.
10 man, The joyful tidiBgs spread.
Starvation, by SayiouI's birth.
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AAnA at Auction.

IDURSUhNf IN deed Of trust executed 10 tie sub
scrber by Jesse B. Key late Of the county Of Abe
taIe now Of the city Of Richmond, and duly recorded
ID the court Of said county, to the payment Of
eeIlaiD dent therein mentioned 10 be due to Joshua Key
wi be exposed to sale the first Monday in April
er court DAY Of said county before the front door Of
the tavern now occupied by Mr. Turner in the ~
Sharottesvie, for cosh, certain tract parcel ~
ldha yug ana heins IN the said county ~ Albemarie
Whereon The said Joshua Key formerly resided and
which was y him sold to the said Jesse e. Key contain
ing owe hundred and thIty.nve acres
JOIN VIM
IOsfs NELLY.
Charlottesville, Dee. 90 zi.wpod
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attention.

HAVING sold ont my stock OF GOODS on hand for IN,
purpose Of collecting all debts that may be due and
aSchafgng all that nay be against me- my means ON
mana at is ume being very limited cOmpels me to ask
my friends and customers Ia discharge their Respective
accounts without delay, il will he ont Of nv mower 70
continue the Indulgence that have heretofore given
JONES MITCHELL
II JOHN H. FRASER, having purchased my stock Of
GoopS on hand aud Will continue keep general as
modatng terms A.
Petersburg, February 3.
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ROgtOn Glass .ManugaGt0vV

,EvHE subscribers beg leave to inform their customers
thathsy nov au;horscdby the propfietors ofthe
above nanulac;ory. to supply 40 orders Tor GLASS Of
every description 1T the mandatory prices to he dev-
cred IN Richmond free 81 Xpense.
This glass is generally acknowledged to he superior in
colour bTsjft1ncv aud strength 10 any imported or
piaGe 30 thc O. and TIE egccfeaf order in which
purchasers renders IL the cheapest that can be
used.
y ~ orders icfi at NE counting house Of the sab
scrDeys viii be promptly attended %.
SMITH RIDDLE
/gcafs fer fhe BosfoH GLass Msanfgeforg.
FchruarTi 2. ....q0tf
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Public &uctiou.

J \ consequence of tue death cf JOHN 3. READ, the
= partnership existing under the arm of READ &
NobLk VIII expire ON the 18th Of March next which
uaS tar entire STOCK IN TRADE win he sold by nue
contemplating general assortment OF SADDLERY
Sog winch are great variety OF she best aud most
ldshohaOle plated and hrnss carriage, zig and Ter
sey mack Harness Saddles and Brides " All descrip
ons and about fifteen dozen Saddle fall hack and
Paih 81 horse aud whalebone Whips four dOz dress
ed Bs1iakins skirng and harness Leather Bop and Mo-
tecco SKINS, cbase Collars and wagon Scar Valices
aaaoeoae6 ana Ssddlc5ag Leather, wersed, cotton and
siahnS "eDs of the iTs aud second quality saddleIs
Serge, Swanskn and Princes Check SC Sc Also. an
extensive variety of IRONMONGERI among which,
are plated eaiTage and gig Mounting in sets BIS ira
noos ana 5nates, hard anu soft Solder Stirrupirons
FUCKERS and Slides Of all descriptions brass Buckles &
Monhuhs OF al kinds quantity oftinned Slrrupirons,
curb and snafle Bits, &c. &c.
TERMS-For all sums under $40 cash . ov,, {, ,o ard
under $500, three months over S3eO and under 1000
slN months $500 and upwards six, nine and twelve
.onths payable By approved endorsed notes
before delivery of the properly.
JOS. {. NOBLE, Surviving partner of r. &.N.
nv fhiCiiiE < a. T.ToWNES, Executors OF
J. b. Read, deceased
II The above sale to continue from day to day until
All IS sold Immediately after which will be sold All The
PEklSHABL PROPERTY of said decedent comnris
ing ia part 13hoeapy Desk, Bookcase Table and Tea
Ih'na' elegant Mahogany Sdsboard and China press:
90 D'g ana Gard Tables, Chairs, Sofa an eight day
SiocE SILVER Table aud Tea Spoons Plated Casters and
Sahulesticks, Feather Beds Bedseads ard Furniture
pels n'hasoI chairs, Prints, &C. $500 lbs. excel
ict bSs"h ihee valuable Hortes, four head Of Cattle
one wagon 4 Harness, Cart and Harness. " To he
Hhe9 oF me balance Of The year number of valuable
SLAVES, three of which are excellent harne.snakers
the balance accustomed 10 house seryiceconssttng a.
men, women, boys and girls
IehMS-For the furniture, all under $50 cash
SSp anu unueT $500, six months $500 and upwards siy
ana zine moHths-spproved endorsed negotiable notes
DeioIe se property is delivered. For the slaves hired
nit WIN approved security, ando be returned well
e'otheo VIII De required in every instance.
RIO. RiTchiE "A. r. TONNES. Executors Of
,,.cz,,, j. b. Read, deceased.
Petersburg, Feb %. OF tds
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Valuable MerchAnt MIN,

NE subscriber offers for sale liberal terms bis va
liable MERCHANT MILL, on the south branch NJ
Pampnky river, in The county Of Hanover 10 which viii
DE atiached o, 10, SO, or 200 of land Including
good dwellinehouse and all conyeniemces for family
me Sii has very lately been put complete order al
an expense of upwards of 800 She runs four pair Of
stones, With complete machinery ot all three of them
are french bnr, and the other intended for grndius
corn. The distance from Richmond is about ~ n1es
ahu me nel2nDourhood supplies wheat and corn IN srE-
oient quantities to supply her all the year ~ AnnIirs,
on TO be made or teIms) the subscriber at The Mill
r. MICAJAH CREW.
it""d'f iz gO2rD
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Mr.. Martin Smith.
February &c.

iRAs You are not an inhabit3nt Of this State t,ke
- TINS method OF giving you notice, that shall at the
mouse OF walihaii Hocorbe in the county OF Carotte
take the deposition (de bene esse) the said Holcombe
on FRIDAY the 3D. or il any accident should occur to
vent on that day, on Saturday TIE 18th of April next he
tween me hours OF seven in the morning six in the
evening OF eef DAY, to be read, if necessary as ey
dence in sui, depending in the county court or
tsn, IN which You are psintif and Defendant.
WADE EOSBY
AONHdldh ttn IS.
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hardware Miils for Sake,

WiTH % acres o. LAND annexed on cheap and easy
W paymeHts-guated on good stream OF water with
IN i2mies ofScors Landing, James River in neigh
bonrhooh ~ which from twenty to twenty-five thousand
bushels Of wheat may be commanded Ny fair purchase
The MIL built of stone, three stories high the area Of
lne house dtyOne by forty feet pair
i've feet IN diameter all the the
most modern Style conveniently situated and in good
repair. lien on the property will bs expected.
JAMES p. COOKE
JanhaTy 2. 73tf
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Wants q Situation.

A CRNTLEMAH,a native fthe north of Ireland ubo
- can produce the most satisfactory testimonials az 10
character and Qualifications wishes he empo, ed as
IEACHERs-fieis well Versed In the English Greek srd
Latin languages, mathematics &C. aud is acquainted
with the most approved modes Of teaching he viii he
dsengaged by the ISL of April next. II Letters tpost
paid addressed 70 Y. at the Post Once in Suffolk
Nansemond county, shall be promptly attended TO.
February 81. o. an,
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NOIICE-


El1 virtue II deed Of trust executed by STEPHEN
- liN 20 ms, for The purpose II secrFing sum Of
money To Anthony y. tones weslall 0r e sccOus Non
DAY ~ April next AZ Buckingham courthotse tu 20 The
highest bidder, Tor cash negro man slave bN, and
GO much ofa Gaet q LAND lying m Che county of Suck
ngham, which he said Iiiv resided n he time ef s
death, rs viii he Sufficient TO pay % the said Jones hs
debt and an costs Of sale.
f tie sale does not take place the day appointed
shall sell the next day the same place. ~ We
only convey such title as We have
JOHN PiTrMAN, 2 ,r.l...
THOMAS riTIMAN.f 'VFeo''
February IS. sRts
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7NWenty DoIlars Rewnra

nEsERTED from the rendezvous on the 10th instant.
- MURiCE HARLEY, born in Cork Ireland aged "a
years feet o inches high fair ooupiexion grey eyes
dark hair, and by profession carpenter.
Also, JAMES EDGAR, born IN Augusta county state
OF ViTgiHia aged 20 years feet inches big ruddy
complexion, blue eyes, dark hair and by profession
waggoner
The above reward and oli reasonable EXPENSES will b
paid for the apprehension oflhe above named deserts
II lodged in Jail delivered 10 any ocer IN com
mand In the u States army dollars for either.
JOHN a. BuRD, MAI. u. s. Army.
Febrnary2l. p5.w5f
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In CHANCERY.-In NOttoway county court, 9Th Nov
i 1917
James camp Sarah his wife william Flournoy e. Ann
his wife, Jincy Juhings, Mary Oliver and Robi b. Bill.
inps & ATmon his vile, ComptdiHGnts,
Langley g. Jinnngs, James Dupuy, penj. ward David
@. Talbot Martha his wife and John Hall and Eliza
beth ms vie, DefoRddHtS.
This suit abates as 10 James Camp he having denart
ed THIS e and this by consent Of the pay
ties to be heard 1t being admitted that the order OF pnb
caticn against John Hall Elizabeth his wife non res
ident defendants had been duly pubIished-the Court
doth order and decree that the bill he taken for confess
ed-As n tns defendants, copy ftle nerOCuOry de-
cree has en returned executed the resident defend
ants except as TO Langley y. Jipnngs who has filed his
answer ana on confederation thereof IL is decreed and
ordered that tie defendant Langley v. Jinnngs do make
mp an account Of his rausacos executor Of Joseph
Jinnings dec. since the death ofAnn Innings the exec
nrN, before John p. Dapuy, master commissioner in
ChanceTy u this court. and also Of the sales of the per
shableeate uBdevsed by The said Joseph Jinnnqs and
sat be also take Of the sale slaves sold by
The aeieadants Dupuy ward and divide the amount SO
found due on those accounts among all the compliments
aud defendaHts according to the award ef certain re-.
ferees chosen by the parties and the agreement Of the
parties respecting the said sales aud that he report to
the court for fnal decree. copy-resic.
r. W. POWELL, ID. c. n. G.
THr parties interested will take NOTICE, That shall
attend at JiHiiHgss Ofd Ordinary, NOV Dupuys) in
the county of Holloway Wednesday the 18th April
next, TO cary iHto effect the foregoing order.
February a. os vac