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NOTIIE f.

THE public respectfully informed, that shall opep
q private academy The fifteenth day Of January
NJ the Gebe, within six miles pf haisn g. House
The course Of rdrc8trn shall comprehensive as
necessary 10 students for any college in
United States and those whose acqut will Justify
shell he exercised IN speaking aud writing and
Latin language The number he iereived is
limited "a 20 The prise ~ tuition Tor sac 80 dollars dur
ing the academic year Of months There will be an in
icrmissOn 0i studies dung the whole month 0f August
Board 20 dollars go the student -piyug hmselfwiib
bed and candles. The situation l. healthy be house in
elegant repair and large enough Tor the nmmodaun
my character and qualifications referred the trustees
Of the Cbristiansyiile Academy which Institution
have presided ipf the tbtee last years Ia Mr.. Wade
M0sy and Dr. hUsbv 10 the neehuorbood % the Gebe.
whom shall Immediately forward satisfactory testmou
SIS EGAN.
Charlottesville. octobcr2a se-v'asD
TNCHA NOEBY.--At monthly session cOuri held ~
Louisa courty NJ the courthouse Monday the 9Th DIN
" September 1a23
Nathaniel Thompson Jun. Plaintiff
dgnirR
Walter Overton and Ioin Clavbrooke, De6s
The defendant Waller Oycrtpn having entered hi.
appearance aud given security according law and the
rnes this court and IL appearing the satisfaction ~
The court fat he - mhabiaut of this ON th
motion of the plaintiff y Iris counsel, II Is Ordered t
he said defendant Ovefnn appear here the FIRST das
January court uett,and answer the plaintiffs bill and e.
copy of This order he fpfWiih inserted ~ some ne
Published in the civ NJ chnond for months s
cessfey, aud posted tho front door Of the courthouse
This county ON some court das.
a opy-Teste, JEo HUNTER, e. L. G..
October -. i9--W5Nf
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NOTIEE

I'HE members Of the Manchester Turnpike Company
Il hereby unified that the st MONDAY In Dcceiai,y
next IS the day fixed 10y law foo their annual meeting aud
lt the same VIII be held at the farmers Hotel in Man
as the andolders in The Swansborougb Company are re-
9uesd 10 be punctual in their auendance business of
importance will require their attention.
Il. COLE, Clerk.
NuVemherS. dwt
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL,

NTAG committed Chesterfield iaii as a runaway \ me-
w gro man by the of Abram who saws he is the
property Of Thos A. Randolph ofienrico county. and
hnt lie was hired TO said Randolph from Richard ewle
estate He is light mulao. about fy-fve wears OF age
ihe owner of said negro requested prove
his property. charges take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with the law directs.
WM. WlNFREE, Acting Jailer.
NuNemDef IL hI-NANAt
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VniuoJLe Real estate for .NI,Ie

execution Of the power in the subscriber y the
ast wil ana testament of Nnjer Hurry eih decea sed
e Two tracts OF land hereinafter described will be
puOc auction, before the front door Eagle Hotel in
tue city OF Richmond TO the highest bidder on Monday the
hrst day OF December next If ar not the next fair
uay-suhJect TO the liens thereon. all whch will he ex-
hibited and fully explained the day OF sale onethrd of
the purchase money To he paid down the delivery of
lhe property to the purchaser, and liberal credit
gwen or the remaining twohirds; the thirds of the
purchase money not paid down. secured by bonds
WIN approved security, and deed of the prou
ery,Viz That valuable land, lying ON James RI
yer in the county OF POwhatan about twenty miles above
the city OF Richmond, called NORWOOD. containing 77jI
acres ct which avery considerable portion rate low
grounds rms tract OF land Is known coal of We
~ good quality and has on it large and commodous
nWeng mouse, with all the well
excellent barns stables, AMI every useful on farm,
Also, tract OF land lying in the county about
mlies above Norwood and two miles from James river
containing between $50 aud GOO land known y The
name ct Martens on this farm there good dwelling bou
ana al me necessary out houses, valuable grst mill
ven hxed tannery with every house necessary for The
tanning business and large barn also known scon
tain coal of good quality, which believed To Zoe con,de
Iabe stratum the land is OF excellent quality aud forty or
n,y acres OF 1t low grounds good as any on James ri
YER Possession OF The above real will be
to the purchaser on The first day OF January next.
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, Executor.
September So i1-vtd>
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i'P0rfef The Joint Commissioners, on he V,y;r,,;.,
" he Pofomec R5rer


LOCK AND DAM NAyIGArlos

(COuiiudrdl
LOCK AND dam NAyIGATIng
a. - ~ u'"us - " sous reIsd upon 10 improve
tns navigation VI ilhs river, 10 co1seuueuco 81 -,
supposed greater cbsapness tl,.,p a rnr, ,.''
30 Sensu, Hnd CONSISTS ~ decpeung the ,v,ter -, a, :
"ru " ,ue river, suic'eOi GOr the purpo,ps Of ms,
so,5 uy n'gn 'Ins oil large stOUe, aud solid con-
s''ge"on, "nh ipck or tn0 locks 10 e,e n J,,, I'D
SNORT Canal Tor lbe purpose Of desceuI,,,y 81 -
cenJiug each leyel "H" as
lhis mode hts many and great uconyenieocss M
;p"a"e u"m IT. lb" uos, important objection ro
- - NE geHor 'Tpen~igeBcs, Of Sue kind az nnv,.
B'"on wDicb alyne IL 'ffJrds that is an bnats MN
80, w men, ." cad ~ h1afs draw h, bnrss Re.
s'pss 'ns genri object many reasous may he adnr-
o - '"' VIZ /" cSnno' he advaHiggconsly adotdrd
=" '""de rvtf. HE geUerd width Of iii. liver.
" ~ Ereai Jhe Giil j. ,ls,, to, cpps,dersls aJ
.uo siVfil mlr2"s, wbich alternate Grnnt tho rios,
~ we ,fl vtoh VI Toe liver the whole lenets ~ IN,
r. ~ :" 'T we VINO nud Which vary ~ clctaiiop,
80" :" " 0O'r would 90 bgh wuer vii hnt,, runr-
Nous spouse, IDrm Insecure si,nper,s II, t,s d.
rus k'Od VI margin bring fvruicd III lon.p s.,n. I'D
'Ia"fs recent i"im ton, would, wren obs,nc.
e., g'''e, '" 'be ted of rivers, br tibie to br
-" 80 - "SSh"d away, at the eHtrcmtues OF a..
n,,ms' lie d'nts themselves. aliboyyh .yar o. -
NV n"n' would rcqpifc frepUeut repni,s Tire IN
- '"V iiyff lfou CnDberi1ud io Tide unter. being
''t' O0f Icti would require ihput 80 d,ma. a. lie
o,pN' "ond not admit Of . - eater elevation bei,p
eNe" 10 ibs dJms, dmp 10 frct Wiiboof gfe,f r.s n
u'n' I'"g lhc mafg,nd properly, aud of jncreasin,
'ap'y =" hcqu"ni Injuries 10 he dams lhcui-
'sf earn Dam, would require y Ork or the same
w - 'ur "ln aud also ~ entering cnunt wish !,
'V,'' 10Th Ut considerable elevation, 90 be used 10,
"Gh waters. Add 10 these the ,ltUger az helm,
t'oT' ~ me rnrrcm over tbe dnms, hovevpf indi-
WV t'oAied below the rutrd lock. and the i1con-
rnn "ccs Which would arise in h,gb wafer T,tia.
Z" 'ps1e disdgtuiagccus circumstances iuio he &C.
punt copsder the aUnghrr Of danfs locks &c. and
Leeh and dgr IS tie tint u navigation, adopted on
t S,tH'khl river bu oftis small river with
high banks and much danae u is said has been dome ~,
"'r+'oai property IN consequence oftbe de~s
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NOTICE

ON Monday the I7ih day NOve mber IL irotberwise
~ on the first fair day tereHPryi on the
Muses. tract OF LAND of about 500 acres situated ine
dhtey upon The Chick lbominy the county of New Kent
aud on both sides Of the main road leading she Long
DTnges' The land j. considered equal any upon that
river about one-hird of which IS now cleared and in
state of Improvement.
ters q" sale viii lie 1000 cash, and the balance be
paid in ainents g. IL and 10 monts 10 carr inter
from the day of sale. trust upon the land will he
required to secure the payment.
JOHN b. CHRISTIAN, Ex'or
October q. 4s-wtds nf no Cbrs,ia, a..
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missions must have ft that ~ tho blessing ef Almighty
God, something may be done hy Christian people. 10 rr
Tighten and saw the Of the wilderness II was
n"N interesting and eratiync shall long tr
member the time when ls,eaed. with admiration ann
delight To chase and eloquent address. IN our own au-
susge, from tue lips OF AN Indian of North America.
l.Httcbuygporl Herald.
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NOW LANDING,

NOW LANDING,
From Brig Mary, from Bristot-and for Sole
EOS crates r. ware assorted TO suit this market
~ casks Patent Shot, No to 8, u &BD
200 Kegs White Lead, ground in oil
so tons Pig Iron MOI
40 bundles single, double and treble Sheet do.
55 tons round, square aud tire Iron
100 bundles hoop Iron, 7-8 TO IL in.
40 bundles Nail Rods
so barrels Spanish Brown
1898 boxes Tin Plates
ALSO,
OASTlNGS-o complete assortment, CONSISTING of ron
Chests, fitted ms bookcases-baking pans-skilles-sp
ders-fre dogs-hat irons-ron pots-FranhIin stoves
scale weishts-cart and wagon boxes in sets &C. sc NC
Sept. ~. SIT ID. w. & @. WARWICK
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NOTICE-

PETITION will be presented TO the Virginia AS
senlhiy for an increase of the paw the
OF the Revenue for the county OF Nelson
November 4. 30 vaus
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difference in favor OF washington,
INDIAN ELOoUEvcE.

There is Sc miles less portage New York but TO bs
| like navigation.
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W9nd'rmnis ofhe SeusonA Turnp, raised by Dr. Fiskc
of Worcester weighed wilhou, tops lbs or was sea
inches round n inches wide. and inches thick.--A NJ
Southland. OF Pompcj n Y. has raised forty five and
bushels of Mustard Seed FROM acres thin and-This ar
iee always commands ready sale at markeA stalk OF
buckwhen grown in Pennsyv feet long produced
9il2 grains "A STALK Of Met, in n Jersey produced
e7oo seeds.-A pumpkin has been raised in Virginia
weighing 100 ibs-The <neiert Dominon seems vieins
wa Yankee fo,d in oil its ,aines.A blood Beet rails
Ell IN beiehertnwn, weighed 25 lhs.
n Cow owned by Tbomas White, Esq. of Ashleld has
produced twin calves for three successive years
Abed OF Lime Stone has been discovered in Bedford N H.
lBOsto. CenfinsL.
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NAILS.

NAILS.
SUPPLY Of the following articles Constantly Kent for
sale 10y the subscriber below Columbian Il-
tel, Cary Street. vlz
Cut sails and Brads, all sizes, in kegs of so tot =.
400 pounds st
Do. Sprigs. in small and large packages j=se
Nail Rods, Hoop, Horse Shoe 4 Sheet Iron &c
Rolled Steel for Gig Springs - Z
Mackare in whole and half barrels
Oil for lamps and Sweet oil for screws
Wrapping, Writing aud Letter Paper
Nova Scotia Blue GrindsIones
Plaster THOMAS MAY.
august y
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Against

John Napier snd Moses Naner aimorS of J,lp N.p;e
dec ana Winm Fitzpat ick and Dolly his Wifi, ptfts
ne defendants William FitSpauiek Dolly his Wife
not having entered their apptarate sand security ac
eog To the Act OF Assembly ard the Rules Of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory cyilct that they are MOI
h1b'an Of this Country II Is der,d that The said DE-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day ofthe next term and
answer toe bill ni thu piantiii> and copy of This .
ger h tert"it inserted in Newspaper pubiS,dn tho
ey OF Rehmond, for months and posted n,
tse irontdoor OF the Capitol IN the ssid city.
copA-IeSte. WM, w. HFNINC; e. r
Sept'mbe 2S ao.wS,s -
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A BLACKSMITH FOR HIRE

w IL pe nIed ei.her until Christmas next or until the
W ~oh ct december 1924, goed blacksmith Foouire
0iDce ~ south East corner Of the Market Shockoe
ilill or At the Office Of this paper ls-tf
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RopnERs nEArES nY A nuLL nnG

Boston, October 28-ln South Reading ON Tuesday
evening last about eight O'clock robbers entered
shoemakers shop and toe bag of shoes worth so
dollars and made OF They had proceeded far before,
the bag was missed whena young by the name OF
over Swain mounted his horse, and followed theni
copsned ny his large bull dog lie overlook them in
wo"i, dark and rainy, and hailed them, upon which
He'd and the other kept the road with his booty. Mr.
Swain dsmounted, and bravely demanded the shoes The
rohhes refused TO give them up and Mr. Swain
his dog to attack him The faithful animal stripped
The rogue of most of his ciohes and portion his skia-
Tue obber finding that Mr. Swain aose. hailed his
eomrade laying, there is but one, and wen FIX
him. lie then seized Mr.. Swain aud got him down. but
he was set at liberty by his dog before the
appeared aud discovering that he DANGER he caugh
the bag OF shoes, remounted his horse proceeded
homewards, while the dog acted guard. The
nex morning the scene o battle Inspected when there
were found most of the villains clothes in rags
with blood. iPau,.diur,
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w AS committed To the jail OF Dinw die county as
w runaway on the 20th July last. negro boy by
name ot EDWARD who says he is the property Nor
borne Nelson of Mecklenhutg county he is about 10
wears Old bright nulatio, with long hair inclined
The owner desired forward prove his rroperty
pay the charges aud take him away, win he dealt
with according to law. JAMES SCOTT, Tailor.
October AJ-vg,v
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FARMVILLE TAVERN

FARMVILLE TAVERN,
&z=A The present owner orIbis property having de-
fSFSfI ternined 10 retire from public life has author
Isyt1N ised me TO sell il aud assure gentlemen
disposed 10 purchase such properly that will
sen IL very 10" and ON accommodating terms.
Very few situations in the upper country nr.s,, m o
a prospect Tor profit TO active and
ern- Keeper, aud none are mOte healthy.
The buildings extensive and enient with Iarys
and excellent garden attached To il.
FarmviIle, June g. sv,S
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Liberal Bequest-A letter in our hands, saws The
Columbian Star, mentions the pleasing fact, that
worthy and aged brother, IN "a western Stale has, in
his will bequeathed TO the Baptist Board of Missions
ne whole of bis estate, excepting "A few small
legacies The estate is estimated at Sl5, 900, one
halt OF which rs To be Appropriated to the use IF
missions, and the other half To education We are
glad TO perceive disposition I've trust increasing
disposon) in our opulenI brehrrn, 10 remember The
cause OF God, when they dsposing Of the property
which he has gwen them
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VA subscriber has for sale Tuckaboe in the county
OF Goochand hundred thirty thousand pounds
quality. apply Tboma, 81 Drew han of RicGmrnd
Tuckahoe October o. S9,vSr ="
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Among the legacrs ofthe late John MLean, esq-whicb
amount To upwards oi i1200 exclusive Of the
beqnesi To the Massachusetts General o.pitaare 1000
To the Church nj Milton, aud e000 Rev Dr. Chan
nings Church in Boston, for charitable PURPOSES npd 900 IA
the Doston Female Asylum. IIioston PAN
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CARRIAGES.

THE Subscriber returns his
OrHg6N thanks TO his friends and the pub
EXk5-3@talic generally, for the very liberal
&&SStafzfES4 encouragement he has received
yuSSS $&-{.E-f for a number of years back, and
informs them that he has now
ready and will continue to keep good
rges and gigs for sale, at his mandatory miles
OF Petersburg Va which fer durability neatness good
ness OF materials will be warranted equal any work
from In" Philadelph market. and prices low
oil the same Kind can he obtained from that city which
un9unstonaby has the preference any other place in the
United States for well made carriages.
~ constant supply OF the above work will be kept
sale opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg, Va.
STERLING WOODWARD.
Orders from any part of tue country addressed TO
Poplar Grove post office, Dinwidde county, VA be al
tended To with punctuay aud dispatch.
Poplar Grove, May 2. i14-wt25D S. w.
ERAL young gentlemen gun flied each tue eek
~ Latin aud English, Languages, Mathematics aud
one who Is qualified TO conduct respectable English
Scho" wish employment Tor the year. They have all
had some experiencein teaching, well known the
subscriber whose Recommendation will be given to- each
and other testimonials will granted them IL reuuire
Sept-2l f3-wiw PETER NELSON, Senior.
P.S.-Address p. Nelson the Enquirer Office, Rich
mond
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NlkGiNiA At ltnies, holden ia The CnrK flee of ~.
the 2Sdday Of August, ISIS: ''ie''
Joseph stephens ard Mary his Wife, Frederick wola.v
ana Eiza his wife, Nancy Hackney and Jane S. Iackney
$780,, Piahtihs,
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laIiNlA AT Rues. holden Cltrk's O.its of fI,
Superior Court of Chanc~ry for the Rcbmcnd n;,,;
thv 23d day Of June 1919 '>'
william Guerrant and Edwin Watkins merchant. 49,,
partners, trading under the firm uerran Watkins
against ~ 1"''
Niarkan widow o. john Markham deceased Bernard n
risrhhan, Chainpr F. Markham. wlisni ming Markham
Mary Elizabeth Jane Markham, Judith Virg;n;s MsrIb
George Washington Markham Lnnaus Boiling M.rhhsnn'
Alfred H. Mariani Martha Markham, Aubin NJ Nfnrkbor
and John NJ Markham, children of the John Merriam
'ey Ih DTS.
ne defendants Bernard NJ. Markham William Fl,m
ing Nrhan not having entered their appearance given
security according TO the of Assembly ru. of this
court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
az. no inhabitants of this country II is ordere that III.
ssid defendants do appear here day Of b. n,t
term and the bill of the plaintiffs and thar e
ths order be forthwith inserted Newspaper pb
sheu M the City of Richmond months sces yeI,
anu posted at the front door OF the Capitol in the said CITY
copy-1tste, WIN. w. HENING,c. C.
SeptetHi~r SO. di-,sa,v -.
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Hezekish Ford and Simeon w Hines DeS,,donts
The defendant SIneos W iines having entered his
appearance according the Of Assembly and tAe rules
OF ms couri Hnd IL appearing Satisfaction OF The
court tha' he Is not an inhabaH Of this the
Ton OF the plaintiff by counsel IL Is hrf the saal
SeIendant do appear here the FIRST Monday January
next ana enter bis appearance and The plaintiffs
h and give security for performing decree u the
court and ihat Of this order be in some pa
per printed in the city of Richmond Tor months sucees
syely add posted the front courthouse Of the
said county.
a copy-Teste, WiNSLOW ROBINSON, G.
October q Ae-,.oo,t
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1N0'-, 11'FIs "IN L-IILa T. ms WIT, PNS.
AgGinR
benjamin Bradshaw, administrator with the will annexed
OF heubn Crrshaw dec, Thomas u Crenshaw David Cre
sia" and Sarah p his WIFE late s. p CreIaw and Mary l.
nmty H., and Susan T.. Crensaw, children and infants OF
'"I T S1I ~ s r, TIehs'"w ms.
IN defendant Thomas j. Crenhaw having ENTERED his
appearance and given security according Of Assembly,
ana tbe ries Of Tins court, AID appearing by Satisfactory
''iutnre that he IS inlahaH this counr, Il -
SrafIsa That tie said fndnn do app here the first
nay di thr term ard the h the plaintiff out
that acopy of this order BE- forthwith insert,d in new
pspt published in the CITY Of RieIuoud for twu months sue
ccssely and posted the door Capitol in The
S"a cuy' c'"y-IesW, Wh. W. HFNINC. {. c.
.1rpt''IFr 70
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NlRGINIA AZ Rules holder Ctrks Office of The
TIE 23d day of June. 1923: '
trents Chubb, pD
against
samuel Myers and Robert Deuthat, Dfs.
The defendant Myers not having entered his an
peaanee and given security according The Assembly
a"u he rules OF this and appearing SATISFACTORY
evidence that he iIh1bijant this country n =
ordered That Tue said defendant do appear ON the r,s
dy oi the next t'rm and the biiluf pau ana
tal copy Of tins order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published il the cIy Of Richmond two months sue
ees:i'eN, and pasted the the Capitol i'm The
sad CITY, copJ-Teste, wM. w. HENIECi, c. c.
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lGiNIA: At kurs holden ia the CLERKS Office of th.
Superior Court OF Ckane,ry iOr the Richuond Dsrjct
the sd day of June, 1928: 5
William snn;n beFnard' Pia.ntE;
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MI III To- sold in front lie lie oi
~ New heui county, The second Thursday in Mo-
enher next, being court day, negro slave namel
Zen, confined IN The j,i Of sid runaway, 90
satisfy jail fees. By order Of court.
Oct a. 49-wtdssr JOSIAH AUSTIN, JsIlorJ
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IN cHANcERY-Untel. States Court, af.h circuit md
Il Virginia District: June nth, 1928.
BsnjaniD Sergeant John Hounsow Hannah hi, wif,
aud Lucy Perrers adrn'x Of Henry Wilson Pcrrers, wh
was the adinor Of hi, former wife Rachel, which Ben
lamin and Hannah the children Of Edward
builder Of Kingston upon Thames, said Rachel WIN
dnd ia 1917, daughter of Elizabeth Ribouau ,;na
for themselves and other egatees of William Hill SargeanS
Plaintiff,
willsn Allen exor of William II. Sergeant and Ceorre
e iiarro adm'or of lcbsrd +. Taylor. who exor
OF the sad William H. Sergeant, DTS.
The plaintiffs this day flied their bill, and the defendant
Harrison his answer whercuron on the motion of the plain
tits and consideration OF the bill and exhibits, and the
sad answer tie Coutt doth order that the
Court do take account of the administration of Richard
+. Tor the of his testatnr william H. Sar.
geant and of that Of the Defendant Harrison on the of
tn said Taylor, and OF all claims against estate Of the
sad Sergeant uisatised report thereon with such
other accounts aud matters any the parties may require
A copy-reste, RID. JEFFRIES, ci<.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The par,;.s inter, .,.,
hchmod 7ih month 10, 823 are desired taxi, notice
mat have appointed the eleventh day of the nh month
lNoNsmoer) tNt, for commencing the directed by
Tn above order Of the which day nine O'clock
a: N. Their attendance required Office this cty
WIN ther accounts and ,ouchs ready for and
seemeht anu the Creditors of the late William Sagean
gu any are requested 10 exhibit their clsms me- on or
"e. u ,Ii ia. aio'esaid. THOMAS LADD. NJ. C..
-ooePInIoer 10. 3s-tl1N