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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALES,
By DAVID C. WILSON, SHER1FT


Id virtue of writ of vend exponas me directed,
nd viii be exposed 10 public sale, at the house of Eli
lanborn, Wilmington, Christana hundred, Saturday
the 9Th day Of May next at o'clock, T. NJ the following
described Property, situate lying and being in Chrstiana
hundred and borough of Wilmington, to wit No l; A
lot 1879 feet Shpey street. extending 178 feet III inches
to Orange street, adjoining lands of Joshua Woaston and
ing 265 feet deep Tana street. adjoining lands of Park
Mason and ohers.--No lot on Kent street, 81 feet
said street. extending TO Woastons line feet, adon
ing lands of Hugh Bowling and others-No a A lot on
the of Shpley and Kent Streets 20 feet Shpey
street, and "a feet Kent street, with two story frame
house thereon adjoining lands Of Isaac Kendall and others
Seized and taken in execution the property of Samuel
Kendall
Newcastle, April %. 39--4t
I'D will be exposed public sale, at the house Of Eli
Lamborn, Wilmington in Chrsana hundred, on Saturday
the 9th day of May next. at O'clock p NJ. the following
described lands and tenemens, situate, lying and being III
Chrisana hundred and borough of Wilmington, viz
house and lot thirty six feet front Orange street, and
seventy feet deep, adjoining lands of Martha Stevnson
Elisha Huxley and others, be the same more or less Sez-
ed and taken in execution as the property OF John Marshall
| Newcastle, April %. sgt
I'D reced win be exposed public sale, the house of
Thomas c. ambly in ST Georges hundred, on Friday the
9TH day of May next 10 o'clock A. NJ the following de-
scrbed plantation of land Situate lying and being
the hundred Of ST. Georges and county of Newcastle TO
wit farm adjoining lands of Samuel Thomas, Joseph
Sims and others, with frame dwelling house and Kitchen
barn and other buildings thereon erected containing
BY COMP aton three hundred and twenty six acres nore
or less together with all and singular the improvements
and appurenances hereunio belonging Seized and taken
in execution as the property of Thomas c. Handy:
Newcastle, April 26. 40-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-07

Medical Board of Examiners.
FfVHE Medical Board Of Examiners of the State of Della
D. will meet at Dover Tuesday the 18th of May
ensuing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ will be necessary for those
Physicians who have temporary license, well as these
who wish to the practice of Medicine and Sur
gerry in this State to attend at that time.
w ID BRINCKLE, M. d.
April 6, 1924. 39-4t Secretary Of the Board.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-07
V. M'NEAL & SON,
LADIES' AND GEN'TLE.NE.N'S
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Makers,
NO. 1000 4 NO. So
MARKET STREET,

GRATEFUL for past favors, respectfully inform their
W friends and the public in general that in addition to
their old and well known establishment No 100, they have
taken that conspicuous stand
No. SO, ". E. Corner of Market & High Streets,
OPPOSITE LARKIN's GROCERY STORE,
Where they intend keeping large and handsome assort
ent of Ladies, Misses and Chldrens Silk, Kid Valencia,
Denmark, Satin, Everlasting, Prunela, MOROCCO, Seal
SKIM and Common Leather Boots and Shoes, of all coors
and of the best materials and workmanship.
ALSO,
Gentlemen's Morocco, Seal and Calf Skin Wellington
Boots of the best quality, the reduced prices of 4 to
IS so. Warranted Water Proof Boots $3.50 to $50.
Shoes Booees fine and coarse suitable for Town and Coun
all Of which they will dispose of at either of the above
places, the most reasonable terms for CASH.
Country Merchants supplied usual at the lowest Phi
adeJbhia prices.
Fifteen Twenty Journeymen wanted. None but first
rate workmen need apply.
November, 1928. 92-N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-07

We understand thar the Royal Government of
Spain has appointed the Duke DE ALcuD1A Ana-
bassador to the United States of America. This
nobleman is, we believe, the Duke of San Fernando,
who has been Prime Minister ofSpain and mode.
rate Csnsttutiosalist. Nat. Gazette
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-07
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
81 Nos. 400 & SO, Market-st.

40 on 60 JouRNEYMEN BOOT & SHOE MAKERS
" IfNIG.4L 6 SON.
N. B. constant supply Of Ladies' and Gardeners
April %. 36-t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-07
COACH MAKING.

TEvil subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public in general that they have succeeded VA
ham Robinson in e above business at the shop recently
occupied by him,
No. A94, Market street,
where they make and repair all kinds of carriages and
where all orders viii be thankfully received and puncual-
~ attended TO-, the most reasonable terms and at the
shortest notice. KENNARD 4 MCURDf.
Wilmington, April IS, 1924. 35-l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
PACKETS FOR HAVRE.

LINE ot Packets has been established between New
YORK an havre, TO leave both ports regularly the
Isl and ioh days Ut each month during the year The ships
Svnposing the line sders we'll and com
manded, coPpered and copper fastened Their
Iat'es Tor passengers comprise all that he required
ior comfort aud Passengers
oe taken for Sii0 each Tor which they furnished with
oeus oetns wines, aud ample stores of every
GOODS inlenues tor shipment, by them may
Agents. who viii attend 10 their reception ardiRg,
without charge Tor storage commissions. The expenses
~heh may, Ia such cases, be actually incurred will when
requested, be collected win Tue freight at Hasre.
a Le,terbag the New York Post Office Tor all let
ters that may be sent by mail.
Letters respecting either freight passage be ad-
dressed, post paid, ~ CkASSONS X BOYD,
June 20. I5-Sm Ag,o,, v York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

Fa,thsr Supplies 81 fresh and desirable Dry Goods
EttLEMING & EDWIN JAMES & Co. Mnrksf Bri dge
have just received and offer for SALE the following
large She tuck long bent and side Combs,
90 mutation do do
do fine Ivory, pocket, toilette and horse do
do Ga Cambricks
Ga and 8 BedtirkiDss superior article
choice assortment oil superior Bte C{ot
Latteen, Taa, and Love Hibbonds, assorted
Superior Italian SEWING Silks
Mems White and Black ribbed Silk half Hose
do Superfne Dleached Thread Hose and Brown Thread
half Hose
Womens Cotton Hose, n choice assortment
do Superhne BroIun and BisGchei Thread Ho,e
Clarkes white and colored Spool Thread
Hops Wire Cotton
Lace top shirt Buttons
Linen Cambrcs, fine and superfne
Superior 54 Irish Sheetings
Apron and Furniture Checks
Very Superior Hat and round BObbin
Good British Osnaburgs
s 4 Brown Domestic Sheetings
Common Plate Caicoes
Supelime light Fancy Prints
Fine and Super6ne Black White do-elegant peerns
Splendid SO French prints, and BILE
NC &c which, added to their former well selected stock
makes their assortment quite good
for The season. They will continue To receive Supplies
IRON iher House in New York by almost every packet
July ~. 2t-wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
WOOL CAlRDlNG.

MY wool carding MACHINE is now in complete order
ISA The wool the machine be washed Ia cola
water lunles The sheep washed before shearng well
picked, clear of5us aud sticks, aud creased wild oil or
so grease in the proportion Of pound OF oil grease
10 ten OF WOOL Those who prefer IL can have their
creased at the machine cent per pound The price
Tor cadng wool rolls will be eight cents per pound
or one sixth part Of the wool
Louisa, June 1, 1924 FREDK HARRIS.
~ The cardng OF will continue during the months
OF June July, August September October, the cotton
picking machine will be 10 operation the remaining seven
months o. the II would be well for persons intend
Ing TO have iber wool earded, send early during
the month Of june there will be scarcity OF water aud
the wsc c9rds best when fresh eare spd In hot weaber
7-Esw FIJI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

IRE Directors Of die Brook Turnpike Company,
Have this day declared n dividend OF per cent. or
two dollars per share, payable at the counting house
OF IL Eusaee, after the 10Th instant the
that effect. '"
corec previous irregularities ip the mode
Ssruncaies Tor the Stock, and deliver them 10 such
o'seshodsrs rs have not previously received them,
Is OTdersd That dvidesd shall he paid until the
Cerheaes for tue Stock be exhibited, which Certfca,es
are 70 De cancelled, and Certificates rs
be couniersigned by three Of the Directors Tor the %
Dsngj similar Certificates be also granted fJr such
ohaes Tor which, as shall appear upon tsfactory proof
none have bees previously issued.
"a some instances transfers have been made not
W 'ne FORM required by law (e1Act whicb IL
me Dreciors have ordered that dividend shall be paid
otoek Illus ransfered until the deed for the be
70 he acting Treasurer, unless satisfactory evil
eoce can he produced OF the riehifu ownership Of the
92..och, ana that no deed can he obtained.
friTact from the Act Of e Gsseai Assepy passed Eebr
., ary4, 1912, Cap. 62, See. ~
W consideration Of The expenses the propreiors will
cu % opening, improving and repairing The said road
ne suiu road with all the tells and profits shall be, and
,hs same is hereby vested in the said pTopretors, their
neus and assigns forever tenants in common, pro
poIuon 10 their respective shares and The same shah be
ueemed real estate, from the time the said road shall
completed" July g. t7-fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
VALUABLE LANDS FOX 5Ai-I-.

SY virtue deed OF trust, executed 10 The subscriber
wi'e bearing date The lit day OF February 1913
cosded IN ihe cerh oil, of .iecklenburg county
aereenento all the parties concerne shall On the Esd
day OF august uex, at echcnburg Courthouse proceed
10 sell the following tracts oil land belonging The
Alex Boyd, tor the in the deed OF
One tract /! ing on Roanoke river county Neck
leDburg, CONTAINING 1881 acres, the name of
Davis Tract; OF which $50 first
grounds considered equal 10 any low grounds The
Of what called second low grounds all in wood lie h,eh
land Is principally III wood, and u,ge proportion OF it
One other tract Roanoke river in the county
containing 1860 acres-oi this abcu!
river low grounds
Que other tract Of land lying Butchers creek, the
same COUNTY, containing s3i acres, to which attached
valuable manufacturing mill, lately erected
One other tract lying on Butchers creek in the
county, containing 1903 acres and conse4ed by ali who
know remarkably fine plantation There is
TO clear large proportion of hrs tobacco land.
One other tract al land lying ON Aliens creeh in the
county, containing ass tract is Ia com
10: table dwelling house, &c,
One other land lying Aliens creek in the said
county, containing 6S2 acres which are
good creek low goul.s: iber. good DIV cling
mouse and comfortable fixtures iof n fanny.
one other tract OF land ying county, in the
neighbofhood Of Chrisans.iiis, containing about
acres, which is large proportion good
Also 1888 Of lying ia e ne noriood OF the
courthouse of the same county. There This
good manufacturing mill Ii rs contemplated lay this
land of inIs lots sun the oil purchasers,
previous the day OF sale.
fie terms ri the sale viii be follows onerd OF the
purchase money Will he rqufed III hand the balance
VIII be divided into -four equal payments, 'he first 10 be
come due 'e ss day al May 1875 and annually from ,hai
tine iii all due. Possession the property VIII be
gwen on ihe 25h December next bot he purchasers will
have the seed heat and for
the ensuing Bonds with good security, and deeds
trust on the property, will be required OF the purchasers
The sale will continue from day till the whole
property IA suiiciency thereof may be.seld.
The titles all the lands considered ndisputale
cept to the tract in the neighborhood of Cbransv willie
and The title 10 thar will be maize complete before The
sae-but the subscriber will convey such title only
vested in him by the deed of trust.
JOHN w. LEWIS, Surviving Trustee.
May rs, 1924.
The above sale will be made with our consent.
ALEXR BOYD. JOHN LAWS.
PElION H. BURWELL. ALEX. S. FIELD Ex'or of
HOWELL TAYLOR, Jr Oh. IT, Field, dec.
EDMUND TAYLOR. LEWIS BURWELL.
LUCY BURWELL, Exix RICHARD BOYD.
of Armstead Burweli. SPurSWOOD BURWELL
H. H. WALKER. widst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
HAMPTON ACADEMY

r
SHE principal teacher lately elected ib this Seminary
having aeciined the acceptance of the appointment
tce - hereby given that election principal teacher
Will made IN The Academy the first Saturday in Au-
gust next who Ill be required open the School on The
hrst Monday in September following.
Hsreqiired Of the principal that he be qualified 10
teach photography, Reading Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar geography, History and Composition, Latin
Language and Mathematics in all its branches The emo
iumets OF the Teacher will depeEd in great measure on
the ability and diligence with which he discharges the
duly OF his suaoa he will receive all the Tuition fees
which have heretofore amounted sum above $500
and the interest upon the capital OF the institution
Ing 10 about $780, subject deduction of zoo dollars
reserved by the Trustees desy the incidental
tor repairs to the building, fuel, NC
The most satisfactory testimony Of qualification will be
required Of those who may beeoyIe applicants.
All letters addressed the su6scr be post paid will be
promptly attended to.
JOHN O. PRYOR, Pruf
July ~. o, ,y,d ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
IrusL Sale of Lind.

E virtue OF deed executed 10 the subc
40 by Josiah Goodman and vile, Tor certain purposes
therein named as OF record in Cumberland Clerks Office
dated Sh February 1922 will proceed On Satur
day the 18th day OF August the premises, ac,
OF land, Containing Isl acres by late surveyrs land
sides the Guinea road, within mile Fexve and
south East OF Cumberland Courthouse miles, within
of cofn wheat anu tobacco; has il a good dwelling
house with other necessary houses
machine. 900 of the purchase money will be in
hand the balance Christmas. The sale Ill be absolute
and unconditional
SAMUEL HoBSoN, Trustee
g..
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NOTICE

Ii persons interested in land claims Tennessee
river ~ Kentucky, founded upon Military Warrants,
are advised forward evidence of their title The sry,x,
those lands are about be returned the Land
Ooe ano many pretended claims set up Patents may
issue 10 persons entitled.
Persons who had employed Csthbf s. Lndeyson sgent
are informed that he Is dead aud much Of his business
left unfinished II would he ell for them 10 look 10 The r
claims Any letter Post PAID addressed TO the subscriber
~ we IRON Banks, Hickman county or TO Frankfort Ken.
answered without Charge
Inc subscriber will attend the investigation and yro
seouon Of land claims IN Kentucky and Ohio will paw
in Kentucky. JdIIH 8 IfFjTpING
Frankfort April 20. It9-w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
FOR SAIE

A SMALL Farm Of 1856 acres with new and good i'm
provenens, lying in the lower end Of Prince Eiw
County, one fourth OF mile from jamestown, Apo.
matox river, aud suited for professional gentleman. 1t
mas about nifty acres OF tnbered land and proportion
river ootio Ibis Is handsome situation; high
anu mas most extensive view Of the neigbbOSrh
beautiful grove OF forrest trees surrounding the improve
menh, fine water good SOIL and as healthy as any stua.
iion below the Blueridge. will take pleasure in sbew-
ing the premises 10 person who may be disposed TO
purchase, and will take value of this property To
person residing In the lower country, who may
summer rereat This farm has every inducemeuf, being
only 20 miles from Richmond and Petersburg For terms
apply TO the subscriber on the premises.
EDMUND BOOKER.
x5y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
EXELUT0R,S SALE

virtue Of the power vested in me y the will OF John L.
Harris deceased will offer for sa TO the Highest hid
GER on credit Of one two and three years, before the
front ooor OF the Eagle Hotel ia the city Richmond
"Wednesday the Ri day Of June next al ~ o'clock half
acre os 81 ground iyiog in the said city, street.
dialey below Mr. Buiherfoof6s garden also two othsr
os on Los gs street. conveyed TO the said John H. Harris
by John " Gambe each having front thirty feeton
one OF which stands The shop Of Ephraim Speed Personal
ed. ERtI,,R IIaHIi,c rs. -"
May 8. OF John r i,a,,is der
~ The above sale postponed till Wednesday the 2Ji
day Of August next iffafpoi the nest fafr ay there
after June 4. s--ylIc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
Luuenburg, Nav IS I'uu"" bacon DEED.


'hE surviving Executors OF John NJ Sheppard deed
Il late ot Scotch Town. Hanover County ulrr Tor ale
the Sco,ch Town estate, about one
acres OF land on which is large and dwell
ing house IN good and o..
for large family Also, Tract OF Land adjoining call
ed ckory -bo'iom containing nearly live huudred acres
WHICH includes large portion III prime
These tracts Of land in the forks Hanover and in
one OF the best country ueghbourhoods Virginia Per
sous DESTROYS at purchasing invited the pre
misses For terms apply Joseph NJ Sheppard, on the
premises, OF TO Nathaniel or benjamin Sheppard kich
iuUud.
June 90. i5,r
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10 The PURI-IC


f11liE subscriber Will again open her SCHOOL in the
town OF Manchester ON the first day of October
In future she will have sessions wear each of five
months duration For teaching Reading, Writing Gram
mar Arithmetic and Geography, any Of these aches
OF learning the tuition fee Tor each pupil W he fifteen
Dollars session For children In their letters or spelling
the tuition fee will be for each ten dollars session. The
Subscriber feels grateful for the encourag tu-
iore she las hitherto received, and hopes by
attention and eAeriion ia the discharge duties Of
that vocation to merit Whatever portion of patronage
beral aud enlightened public may pleased favor her
with. ELlZABErH HARRIS.
Iur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

IN CHANCEHf-in Amelia COunty-ApnI Court 1924
Il Peter r. Philips Pain.i6
Against ~
Peer Ellington md Emily his wife, late Emily Clarke,
o. turner Clarke deed, and Field r. Souibsll
administrator of Moses Mitchell dec. Defendapts.
On the muiisn NJ the pIn;n,ia b, ia. s n
gwen MN TO amend his bill, and IL Is ordered that odah
se, w, present administration, be made party defen
e o na'ing entered their appearance and given
eyVuhg TO the Act OF the General Assembly and tho
,ns UIui ha The said defendants, Peter Ellington and u
non OF the paiDtiG by John W. Nash Eso his COUNSEL IL
Uroered that ihe said defendants, Peter Ellington and
tmy MS wife, do appear here the fourth Thursday 10
august NEXT, end answer the cOmpIainanis bill and
copy OF this order be forti Win inserted some public
newspaper printed in the city oi Richmond for w months
excessively, and also posted the front door the,
Courthouse OF THIS country ON two successive Court days
copy-fesie,
80. J. T. LEIGH, @. A. G.
puss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

4 HAVE in my possession Gold Watch said Ia Ice WORTH
by eoodJuust ESQ dollars. IL has been lodged my
hands ior safe accepting by Mr. John Morgan, ress
near ih.s place a, ~b"se hoase 1t lei. 10y travei.
man in February as-'he owner have 10y proving
the same 10 be has property and paying charges.
BEVERLY SYDNoR.
u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

n WISH 10 employ n person TO manage farm M
Rockingham county during the .esr,o whom will
give liberia! wages hope 40 one viii apply 10 but
such eau produce tue satisfactory testimonials OF
. Skill integrity aud industry, aud general knowledge Ut
rniiDg operations. J. u. uAKvir,
kichGionu June "a. l1-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
TO CLERKS OF COURTS.

MAN with small family, who has been employed for
tue last nine or ten deputy in Clerks Office
al County Court and SUPP
out empio, mr" at the end of the year.
sirous oil obianinga situation OH
ees Satisfactory produced
du.sy, steadiucss and capaiiity line addressed A.
n Goucesier Courthouse, Virginia, will be attended to-
July rs. 20-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

Female .4cadtny, Varienton, North Carolina.
kfue second session will commence Monday the
Il 2Stu instant, and close the middle of November Stu
'es aud terms the heretofore. FreAch will be
learnt To those DESTROYS learn al siO per session
June r A. pIIfNKETT
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1919 90
67,731 90

Leaving only, :hat could have been
transferred S s7O.053 SO
-----------------
! nav, nave not had time TO examine further into
This statement.
Trlcr ln statement of the Treasurer of
,he Cnhrd States, dated nth June, 1894,
heaofo statement Showing the aggregate
Of moneys Deposited 10 the credit nffhe 'Tr.a-
surer OF fbe UnItrd States, in the following
banks" &c. see document 851 TO show the
proportion of loss TO the amount denns;ted IN
certain banks that were deposi,or;es 81 on,'
lie money, received from the sale If ,n,Ic
lands, and which have failed to fulfil their ON.
gagemeDis With the Treasury"
| refer To the enclosure OF letter I. No. t6
document 66, p. 1O4, 10 show that more I'm.
current notes were received by Mr.. Crawford.
ihan | have alleged in MY address 10 the
House, viz : Georgetown and Kentucky notes,
5000 dollars, which appear TO have been te-
ceiged between the 2oib May, 1920, and tile
50th June, 1891. Or f they were not receiy-
I'd, this document, furnished by Mr.. Crawford
himself, must afford very sufficient apology
for thinking so.
] refer TO an Extract Of a letter from
Thomas Sloe to the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury," furnished by the Treasury Department,
see u and to the letter Of George r. SUoiher,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
Plaintiff

the Capitol in the City OF Rchmosd the ss.% dsv of
February, 1890 N"' "
Jesse Colnlaa, Plaintiff
John Christian sen. executor OF John ID. Coleman dec
John CHRISTIAN jun Daniel Coleman herr Coien,"n To-
mas Coleman and james Coleman, Defendants.
certified by the Clerk thereof in these words Virrins
TO wit Al Court OF Appeals held AT the Capitol in the
Jesse Coleman appellant agausi John C6ristap senior
executor si John d. Coleman aeceased John Ckrst,an
and James Coleman, appeiires Upon an nnn.ai from n
decree pronounced by the Superi~ curt Of Chancery
suit between the appellants appelees Iuis day came
the parties by their COUNSEL and the Court having
aiuresaid is OF opinion, that said decree
in dismissing the appellants BILL without referring The
ordered, that the he aud annue and thai
tue appellee who is executor of the estate of his
lie hath but, IL not then Of his estate and the
other apPeliees in their right pay unto The apwe
appeal aforesaid here aud il is o. ered Thai the cause
be remanded the said Court Cbancery for further
OF this decree which is ordered 10 the said
Superior Court OF Chaneery. Appellants costs in The
Copy teste, H. Dance Clerk" This Court altering lis
decree agreeab!y the opinion doth refer The
who directed examine ate anu settle the same ana
make report tere0i tue Court any matters spec
any stated deemed pertinent 10y himself, which may
required 10y the parties to he Aud The Court
do farther adjng-, order aud Decree defendant
u not, then on" o his estate, and the o.her deien
danis IN their right, pay plaintiff The Co sis
by him, in tue Court of Appeals, expended
ACoP,-les.e, WM. W. nENING, c. c.
COMMISSION Ek'S OFFICE,
Riehnisnd, l.ay rs, 1924
The parties interested will please TAKE NOTICE. that
tie directed foregoing order OF the Court,
ON which day at ociocs, Al they are required al,
vouchers ready iur examination and settlement
AMOS LADD, NJ. e.