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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
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LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE-HoTEL, RICHMOND, VI.
at Soheh'' once, more Capital Prizes have
been obtained than al any other Office in Ane.
RIGA.
Orders from any part Of the United States.
either by mail, post paid, or by private convey.
2ncc' enclosing The cash or prizes m any of the
Baltimore lotteries, viii meet the same iron. 81
and Punctual attention as ifoD personal arplica-
ton addressed to COHEN'S OFFICE, Rich.
mond, Virginia. Tie OGlcial List is received
and all tickets examined gyuiis.
NAV IS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
MAJOR GARDNER.

Majar Gardner Of the "Arny PATRIOT of N.
York, reckons that we, because we pronounce
cd Mr.. Lowrie to have Justified himself in his
late controversy emust have pique against
the person of ourvenerable President.n Not the
least, Major, we assare you. No more than you
have against the barn which sheltered your pre-
cious person in the the battle Of the Saranac
aud into which your neigh5or Noah says you,
crept, "when blows we're plenty, e. honours to
he bad for the pluclSiug.n Ifthe barn is not to
intimately associated with the unpleasant ina
gDs, whish droyc Che Major into it for refuge,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18

uc'os had carried us trivmphaniy thro'th3 ..r,,..
W. ae revolution, that we had done very we'll e Sn-
! ,s o'''' ohu II might he attended with ,bc me-,
p' consequences to interfere with tbS ~, -
,,o . @ qua not prevail, and the Convs,,.
uo" met ana adopted our present bor,,. f,n,:
'ioh I'm Its stead; and do nor now hs,;o.a ~.
e'e Is eiuzeh IN the United States but ,,ns;da,.
q" Important q beneficial chauye ,Tbes. Go.
are entirely imagnary-the Bill ,,f Kxb,s ,,h;.I:.
nv. poposeo 10 touch, secures to the Citizens of
uis commonwealth, the trial by iury-and The o.,
stitutiOp OF the United States oI,,r,,N e N"u-
nzens oil every state, Republican, form of cor.s,.
neht. WIN these -safeguards--with the I,h, 10
experience before U.s. and the examples of p.,tI III
our SISTER statcs' who from time to time have Ind
conventions to revise their Constitutions II ..o,,
w me- mat man must be the most hardened aud nh
s,ha'e Sccr'ic upon the earth who will sill ouh,
VIZ pi"euca'ity OF improving our Constitution
S"e o''er remark, and am donc-it NAV n.
sdiu ,nat some Of the points l have discussed. are
p"ruiai .opcs: trust that they are, and viii ever
remain so. They are "worthv of nu ,ccen,,,;o
but, iellow-citzens, am not r,nnne The .r,ca ',e
popularity. am Il candidate for no Office nor d.
KNOW mat shall ever be. have never ,resn,s.
Gu much IN that respect. The principles that have
doeu arc 'hosc 'n'bbcd from my infancy and
"hich reflection and ma.urer years have only s.r,,-
Gu SO conhi, and they such PRINCIPLES as trus,
shaii Hain'ainso long the vital spark s,,, c,,r
u . 10 animate my bosom. Personally feel bur
NIUE interest III the question. am a trechoIdcr
anu expect with the kinu and iudulgent proyi
dehce To and my exer;io,is, to make NV ehidrcn en-
But do deeply feel for the ch.rac,er of NV - ~:
state, which seems i'll point of inu,r,vcmen, In H.
losing ground every day; and for that class of my
.,i'o" -eiu|ehS who are not permitted 20 exercise
o'e i'S"'S oi irecmen: and trust, that when vo,,
60 10 inc ros you will think that il is high timc i'm,
Tue paoiic mind should be quetcd on this sub,cc,
ana ihat these defects were removed fom IN, O..
s''u'lon ana that you will say rs far as yo,,r Wi,
''S VIII co. maj there shall be Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18

name ofVirginian--who valung so highly the
shadow, seems to know nothing of the qualities
OF courage, generosity, magnanimity, which
constitute the substance, and which render even
the shadow valuable docs he address Mr..
Monroe privately No he courts the publicity
oithe Newspapers. Does he express friendly
confidence Ia the virtue ofthc distinguished per-
sonase whoin he addresses, and friendly in
credulity in the charges which are the subject
OF his address No: He admits them all, eveu
before they are established TO the satisfaction of
those, "who claim no pc rsonal friendship with
Mr.. Monroe, and who have never been admitted
to the honour," of speaking to him on MANY &C.
casions the language of truth.n Does he con-
dole with HIM IN his troubles He does but in
such way, that his pity is an insult and de-
Sradahon; Does he soften orextenuatc the cha
Tacter OF tie charges: No: Inc aggravatcs them
He tells him iiis moral character is at stake and
that his character for truth is mpeached; and
though he expresses no such conclusion he more
than msinuates his belief in the reality of the
charge
The object Messrs. Editors of Virginius. is
undoubtedly no friendly regard to Mr.. Monroe.
On the contrary by stating the strongest facts in
the Louvre controversy, which have been re-
presented to his disadvantage, i'm couspicuous
nakcdncss, it is certainly his object, to increase
the unavorable impression which many enter
tam IN relation to Mr.. Monroe's agency in that
transaction. will not enlarge upon the cru
city and unfairness of this course. .Nost peo
pie think, that Mr.. Lowrie has fairly acquitted
himself of the charges brought against them.-
There isno honorable motive for pushing the in
yest'gation further. The great object is alrea
dy accomplished, and Mr. Lowrie has probably
received full as much credit as he deserves
WHAT'S to be gained by proving, or attempting
to prove, MIR. Monroe guilty of improperly in
| the transaction? 1t will reflect no credit on tho
nation. Should he be innocent in fact, or in in
tenton las have no doubt he is) the &c high
,ouiei Virg,nlus, and his dastardy, co-adjutor
the no less high souled Cooke of Tennessee
will have the satisfaction which must be very
gratifying "Virginians, Of having unjustly dis
honored the last Z" President ofthe Revolution
airy line, and embittering the last days of a man
who having spent his whole life in the service of
his country is retiring in poverty from its highest
honours. If Mr.. Monroe docs carry into re-
tlrement "tliatg good name, which he has sought
to treasure up at the best ,solace of hsdeclining
years." he will not be indebted for his good for
tune, to the nagn ani'nityof Vr5inius, or Gen.
locke oil tennessee. AMERICANUS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

We request the attention of our readers to the
Presidential proceedings in Lyncbburg, and County
Of franklin. In the popeous rich & extensive tract
ofcouutry, which deals with the town of Lynchburg,
we have reason to believe, that Mr.. Adams has an
uhquestioned majority of the people. The fact is
equally credabe to their intelligence and iberali-
ty. They have dsregnrded the appeal which has
been made to their State pride and have viewed the
question not sectionally, but nationally.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
NOTE.

WIS Department has received ir:cllirsn,k
p from Mr.. Robert x. Lcvv,v, Consul oftfe =.
"''S" "'"te7 al La GuaJTa, under date of the liza
Instant OF ;he dead. Caracas about thu 1ath "A
INC i.eGeniHS month, March, OF Mr. J. q. Forp,
the Personal Effects Belonging 10 The 5eccassJ ~
90 '''c same trnc received frcm Mr.. LSwrv aud *
~" on Me IN ihis Office. This notice is given. 70,
'''' I,'e"cs representatives. of the deceased Z,
1'cp@'ft til Of Stct', 32fh. 1pr5b 1881 cts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
EXCHANGE & READING ROOM

= OI1 &c i>t-tfiJilNNT RJUM.
q the request OF many Of the most respectanIe.
n inhabitants pi this city, the subscriber has been
induced TO open an Erehange AID Reading Room.
Tor the accommodation and convenience Of the ,ner-
chants and citizens generally. The room now oc-
cuPied oy the Subscriber and the adjoining one, will
be ope'ed Tor that purpose. The principal pcNsna-
pers and prices current in the United States, and
tie most approved periodical reviews and ma
IN this country and Europe will he furnished
Strangers are respectfully invited to visit the EY.
change.
The annual subscription to the Exchange viii -
hve dollars, payable in advance. Persons wish;.-
to subscribe will be pleased TO call at the subsr,
bcrs' Office. Due notice will be given of the r,,o
ing of the Exchange.
The subsciberwill sell puhlic stock, Of every
description at auction privately.
Richmont 18th May. ',r2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
PUBLIC NOTICE

The People of Powhatan are requested TO as
semble at the COURT HOUSE, on Thursday
the 18th JUNE NEXT, to take into consider
alton, the necessity of calling a CONVEN-
TON to amend the CONSTITUTION of Vir-
ginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
100000 D0T.KARa

besIdes 2U,tUU, of 10000, bCO0- x - =, a.
dollars, &c. &c, which are all 6,ot;no, II, ~.
wheel and MUST COME Cur Ar THE
NEAI DRAWING, which will take n,ace ~
the city OF Baltimore on THURSDAY, 2dih next
month on which day tie scheme win he cnno.
pieted; An opportunity being still left for those
MiIo olu noi supply themselves with tickets or
orders without delay
Whole Ticket 900 or,,tor 1.oo
Halves 10 J;;gL,L SO ~
To no had
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18

At length, after lnsorious Consideration NJ
IFS details, and considerable modification ne
them, the Tariff Bill has been reported to tina
senate from the committee of the whole of that
body. Its fate in that body will probably b.
declaed III the course of this week rib.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18

TO PI'EN
1872 do. ION
And 90 prizes of 10
Marked thus sold at CoffEN'S DFFyf1s
where the fortunate hodor has called ami re,,
ceived the cash for the same.
~ UNPRECEDENTED .,,<.
usual number of tickets were e2ra.vn or, e.
sun no prize came out higher than one rs
$1,000 leaving yet to be- distributed the orca4
re- nitol pf WV Sitae
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-18
FIRE AT HAPEps FERRY

Extract Of letter, dated II. Etyyy. ..,,,, p,
dreadful calamity happened at this1 lac.
Tins morning, before day. The work-shon ,,Lc,
contains principal part Of the machinery. ard
IN winch upwards Of two hundred werk,ne,,
were employed, was entirely consumed by fire
Inc building was about 1,U feet long. by 40
wide. 1t VIII be n loss To the United STAIRS ~
from 80 to 100000, and to the workmen ~
from ~ to 100000, in consequence of bein,.
throFn out ct work. Seven hundred finish, i
HausKe's, besides an immense quantity of mate
rails: were entirely destroyed.
mere happened To be but little wind stir.
Hhg at tho time; had it been otherwise, the
Whole OF tie place must inevitably have bean
destroyed. The fire is supposed TO have bcos
the work of an inccnd;ary.'- JBah. PM
Another bill, embracing an important nr;,,c;.
pie connected with the power of CONGRESS r..
apnropi late money for The purposes of Internal
Improvement, was yesterday passed to its third
reading, IN the House of Representatives. Inv a
large majority. 1t proposes to appropriate mo-
ncy tor EXPERIMENT. towards facilitating the M,
VACATION OF the Rivers OF the &vest-an object n,
great interest to the Western country: whos-e.
wishes and feelings the House has thus eyince6
a decided disposition to consult and prop;tiatn
The principle of this bill las been, t,;retofore
recognized IN part, if not to its full extent he.
Inc appropriation OF a sum OF money for ih, mr.
pose OF examining the distractions in this rar;-
CATION, upon which a report has been uf:.de he
tiic United States Typographical EpgirecTt
we are agrecabiy disappointed, however. IN
ind that this bill has mot with SO little oppositio,
The bill was reported, from the Cominittee ~,
hoads ana Canals, by Mr. Henry of X entucky.
Oh tle @oui oil feoruary l.f1t. INT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
SWEET SULPHUR SpRTNGS

AViNU sold AN Interest in these Spriprs to Ale KAN
der Calder, ESQ. OF the Planters uo,el
South Caroina-they will in future lie con.,r,., un.f
tue firm OF Vass Calder There have been added ,n Ills
establishment since The last follow ing n,pruye
en's, ~ W.T. Warm Bath, oi sulphur WATER SO
eel As To have temperature may be
handsome three story house, calculated fur
roons lodging rooms, &c-a brick Cabbips
OIL ~ the neatesi manner, well planned the accom-
stalls much wider than usual, with several
convenient and handsome the whole So r.
ranged as 10 render this OF the beautiful and
healthy watering places in Virginia These Strings are
situated ia fertile ouptry-,wo mile. firm,
unon the county town, Il miles the Sw eel Springs
about the same distance from the White Sulphur
east oil ne hsd sulphur, and a'joning the Salt Sulphur.
The water composed Ut the follow ing va
sulphur vi Magnesia, EPSON Salts, Sulphur Of Soda
or GiauOer Saits-Murate OF Soda common Salts
IN such proportions AS ~ produce saulary operation
chronic affections tie Livef in all COMPLAINTS
stoned by surcharge o bil.it has proved eff
cacous IN Breast complaints, Chronic, Darrha OF Ion
sandng in correcting accidy stomach and various
other Complaints line Spring which was d and
opened last SumSer has been Ia he d,
warmer than the other, contains "a large quantity of
epac Gas, and is thought equally strong any Sui
phur water in the upper country An elegant well toned
Piano, accompanied with variety of BILE has
been selected with peculiar in city of
aud broug BIT ON to this place for the
Also small library of Books Terms of boarding six dol
lars per week. half price-lorses led in The
way at dollars week. or without limit GEMS pei
day. WILLIAM VASs
" Alexander Calder begs leave To inform his southern
friends that e1-rtiU has been to render t
place as agreeable possible from the well know
saubrity ufthe waters (beng Inferior
as0 together with Tue LEGAL vaniages OF the place. he
Is pursuaded desirable Summer retreat cannot be
found any where in the upper country. The
furnished with the choicest vans the country afford
there will also be constantly hand iu supply the
Havana Cigars.
Monroe county, Va. Jure 22 i3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20

tTIRelNIA-A, Er,.-ior Corr, OF chance,y held ia
' s,aunt "a. July ,oat 9sn, iG-.-
Alexander Iar,eu Fan,iT
JOHN NicLoas andi Name, Nich-as, widow and n,l
mins,,"ix ct S," ie Nicholas deceased Ja".s Al Mr.
Til, cause came .,n this 18th day OF July 1928
bill, answers the epca,"n aud exhibits, and W., ",e%.
aduge and DEGREES tina, the deed executed by the plain
til the defendant john Nicholas, Tor four hundred
acres land as ~, ntione in tue Ill., b.. held
and sufficient both boundary warranty
and be held full aud sufficient performance the part
OF plaintiff OF the agreement entered hi
aud said drfrndan JOHN Nicholas, day OF july
eigh,een hundred aud eleven, exhibited with the plaintiffs
The Court do, further adjuge order and DECREE that
the title Of the plaintiff ,e residue Of the land purrlas
ed ny him from George Nicholas and e,' IL, him 10y
said George and "mr his wife, by deed bearing date the
| nin,b day Of December eighteen hundred and sn-
copy whereof is exhisrd in this he and the
hereby forever quoted aud protected from amy claim,
either legal equitable, OF him the said John Nicholas
his heirs assigns3 AMI that the piatntiG his heirs and
assigns do enjoy asd the sand residue OF said
with all i,s qaarrss and quiet and free
his heirs and assigns forever. The Court doth further
judge, order sa, the defendant, John Ncho
with interest thtreun the FIRST day Of July, eighteen
purchase money due The plaintiff fur thu hanire
acres Of land" and conve, ed by The pl the said def.
defendants David Bullock James NJ Morris do pay to
the plaintiff his expended in the this
cree tina, unless the defendants Nicholas shall pay to the
"inh the aforesaid two hundred pounds with Interest,"
/
shall Of the Ricbmond Cbancery Court, after advertising
the time and place Of sale for six weeks in
per published in Richmond, and Count dn,
Courthouse Of buckingham County. shall proceed sell
nj public auction Tor Cash, much OF the four
hundred Of land sold by the Plaintiff defrnda
Nicholas as not owned by the defendants, bullock
Morris in manner sinei in the plaintiffs anenda,ory bill
and tbe answer Of Bullock l. M0rrs-and the pro-
eeeds Of sale, after deucing the proper
ges thereof that the Marshall pay 10 the plaintiff, eb,
interest Gusts hereby accrued him, sufficient
be ter that purpose and the balance any, psy to the
said defendant Nicholas Tue said Marshal required "a
i report his proceedings 10 this court in order
decree
IL further adjuge ordered and the title
o. the defendants Bullock and Norris the land held
item complained said bill, and their an
ence ofthe purchase money aforesaid.
coI'y-reste WILLIAM s. ESKRIDGE, @. @. C.
/ In pursuance of the foregoing decree, I shall
Thursday the 26ih day of August the
proceed 10 carry the into execution by sale upou
the and in the therein Observation-Disclosures
the above named day prove to b. unfair the sale will be
made the FIRST fair day thereafter Sundays excepted
J. GUERRANT, d. Is. q. q. II. ID.
July is. Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS

DRoPRIEToRS Of those lands are informed that the
laws of taxation rigidy enforced, and unless the
regularly paid liable 10 be sold
Those wbo wish tn employ Agent respectfully refer.
red TO the annexed recommendation.
general sale of Hiinsis bounty Lands made for
December, 1885, and ii moi redeemed within one
year from that they will he forfeited great dis
count will be made Of the currency
in which the paid.
Lands in Missouri and Arkansas have not vet been gene
rally sold nut measures have been TAX SELL the
present year, those lands upon which the been
paid, and by immediate attention they secured to
tue owners.
The subscribers offer their services Land dgent and
have made the following arrangement The business in
Illinois will be attended TO by NahaaI Sanburn
ing in Vandsa, State OF Illinois and that in Mis-
souri, and Arkansas by Dapid h. Cuyier in 81 Louis Mis-
souri, they will he enabled To business prompt
and upon as reasonable terms any other Agent.
All letters postage paid) requesting information, and di-
reced according 10 the above arrangement will he prompts
~ attended TO, and answered, without Charge. -
NATHANIEL SANBURN.
DAVID h. CUYLEH.
RECOMMENDATION. ...
Being well acquainted with Nathaniel Sanburn and Da
vid h. CuyIer, have hesitation in recommending
them faithful and attentive Land agents. and worthy
trust aud confidence.
+. g. BERRY,
ADSEH FIELD.
Treasu Of the State Of Illinois
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
July IS.

The Directors IF The Brook Turnpike Company,
AVE this day declared dividend OF per cent, Of
TWO dollars per share, payable at the counting house
OF j. ii. Eustacr after the 10Th instant, the Stockhod
ers in person, Or To their Aornes producing powers
that effect.
To correct previous irregularities in the mode Of issuing
Certificates Tor the SlOrk and 10 deliver them such
Stockholders as have not previously received ieni
IS Ordered. That dividesd shall he paid until the
Certificates for the Stock be exhibited, which Certificates
Ia lie cancelled, and Certificates thereof issued
be countersgned by the, Of the Directors for the time
being; similar Certificates - he also granted Tor such
Shares for bich shall appear upon Satisfactory proof
none have bees previously issued. F..
As IN Instances transfers may have made,
in the form required 10y law, (exUact Of which
the Directors have ordered that dividend shall
upon Stock thus transferred, unl the deed for the
exhibited TO the acting Treasurer unless satisfactory
dence can he produced Of the rghfui ownership the
Stock, and that no deed can now be pbtaiped.
Extract from the hst As General assembly passed Febr
ary 4, 1912, Chap. 50, See. ~ -.
In consideration Of the expenses the proprieors will
incur in openings improving md repairing the said road
the said road with all the tells and profits, shall be, and
tue same IS hereby vested in the said proprieor their
heirs and assigns forever tenants, common In
portion TO their respective shares and the shall be
deemed real esate from the time the said road shall be
completed" July q. Tim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
June

Virginia: AT Superior Court OF Chansery holden az
Ine Capitol in the City Of Rchn,Ond, the S6ih day Of
Jesse CONAN, Plaintiff
john christian jun I"n'ei Coleman Berry Col. man ThY
mas a., Coleman anu James Coleman, Dsiendann,
In conformity with decree Of the Court of AuursIs
Certified 10y the Cierh b-rc, these words: Virpin
10 mi, a. Court o Appeals held ai,he Capitol in tie
CITY oil Hcbmond, on "on-siay, January 18th, 1870
Jesse Co'enan appellant, agasi John Christian seuo
JIM nsne Gua sry Coleman 1Sn csTsan
and James Coleman arp-ees. Upon appeal fra m q
hid ia Richmond ib- third day January, Isi4 in
s9 bsw cen tue appellants appeie-s This day came
the parties by iiieir COUNSEL and Court having ma
yeiy considered The transcript Of The Of tile decree
ea'd is OF opinion, that The sad decree is
Ia dismiss"g the appellants bill, without referring
az counts 10 commissioned Therefore, IL is decreed AMI
ordered that same lie reversed and annuIle and ihss
iesa'or nfs hands TO he il so much bt eof
he nam, o9, n" then oni of his estate, the
9iher "pPeiees m their own right, do pay The appel
Ian, his costs 'y him expende in the prosecution
appeal aforesaid here And it is ordered that the
be rcanded to the said Court of Cbanccry, for further
proceedings TO he had .herein The principles
Superior Court 81 CbanceTy. Appellants costs in the
Court Of Appeals hiiy-two dollars eighty four GEMS
decree agrseaby tn, foregoing opinion doth refer the
accounts between the parties To its
make report thereof ~ the Court with any matters
ally stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV be
doth further audse, order and Decree that the
who an executor OUT oi the estate his teator IN his
u thea out Of his estate and The a,bsr defen
DAM: y" ner OF right do pay TO the plaintiff costs
oopy-re'te, WI. W. HENfNG, G. O.
COMMISSION Ens OFFICE,
Richmond, Nay 25, 1924.
The parties interested will please TAKE NOTICE that
have appointed the 10Th day us next 20 comn,ence
on which Day az eeo oy s iSIegqsg order Of The Court
n a, ny Visv IN tbs City, with their accounts aud
, AMOS LAID, M. G.
I<-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20
IN CHANCERY-uni,ed Suites Couit, Fifth Crcu.rani
l. Virginia District, May 3is,, lexa-
Charies BYRD, Pit

IN CHANCERY.-uniiedS States Couit Finh CiIcu.g-ani
l. Virginia District, May 3isi, 1874
Charles byrd, PIT
Against
Wnlisn' Byrd Psge, exor Of Mary Byrd who was rxix
OF William BYRD de,eassd, George ison and James u,
so" ad,ors o Richard W. BYRD, Mary Byrd, exx al 1hos
u, susan Byrd, scm'ix OF William M rd, john Page
ana MARIA hs wife, John aiker, nomor al EVELYN thar
.sn"' Villain Chame Carer. admor 6f Elrabeth skip
@"n thc s.i hrhntu W. hvnas, W iam =, maria, Ev-
syn !. and EIabe!h h.ing with the plaintiff" the and
.he said William Byrd who survive his Wild
NV Tue sn Mary DyrBeDjam iiarrsoi alnor OF Lucy
Neisv Mary w Nelson. Abby Nelson and Anne r. Nelson
usuShefoi ABBY Nelson, daughter of the said William
bratiu,e ANA Maria b. his wiis Al
sxusr Io,npsins aud Elizabeth his wife, Evelyn Byrd
Anne " Wight hswei Davis and Abby W. his wife, chill
uren y, of Otway Byrd deceased ano,her
son OF the said William byrd eceas@s the said Abby Nielsen
Mary Byrd, ~ ~ Deus
U" the motion of the plaintiffs is ordered per-
sons having Claims against the estate of William Byrd dec
90 mem uelors Commissioned Thona. Ladd befre
o' November next, Ia deiau dong that
tue, oe excluded from all benefit IN tue
hais vi he executor Ut The said Byrd
OF THIS cosr and The court in M claim shall exhib
"ru ny hat he wi proceed ribu,e the said
among ts persons entitled receive the same and
directed tat This oioer be published In sumo newspaper
printed in the City OF ol for two months
sivey. A cupy-Teste Mn tEEEUrIS ,.rL
T..