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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
IIRGLNI4:


At rules holden in the clerks office OF the superior court O.
1926: '' ~ -'f'''
David L. Smith, and Harriet T. Smith Mary Ann Smith.
!uliana Smith, Sally Smith, David L. Smith, ir John
:. smith, and William &. Smith, infant children of the
sad David l. Smith, and Dcey his wife, now deceased
who sue by the said David L. Smith their father sncx:
friend. Ds
against
Sally Elicit, john P Elicit, James D. Elicit Nancy Bob
en- SOPHIA Bosher au infant daughter of Gideon Kosher
j. and beey his wife, William C. Elicit, George Bosier
wiz, H. "a
me Defendants George Boshog and Polly his wife, an!
ohn T. Ie no, having entered their appearance and Civ
W security accodn? 10 the "t,of assembly and the rules
a Iny are ns inhabitants OF this country; ordered
mar e SAID defendants do appear here the tenth dav
o. the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
'hat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published i'll the city Of Richmond for two
pitol, in tie said city.
q copy. Teste, HIM. " HE.YYNtG c. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
IRG[NI1.

AT rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior cou,
of chancery for tie Richmond district the Sd dav
April, 1926:
Samuc Dunn and Caroline his wifi, late Caroline Hoi!o-
way sole beir Of David Holloway, decd, PTS.
against
Thomas Holloway Thomas Pettis aud Phebc his WIFE ami
h''zabe'h Holloway, and Thomas T. Swami, Samuel G.
%nann' paoney NJ Wharton, and Ann his wife, aud
Nelson Robinson aDl Jane his wife, heirs of Samuel
o""''h' Gee ~ DTS
he defendant Jane Robinson wife of the said Nelson
hoonon not having entered her appearance and given se
cuy according to the act Of assembly the rules of this
court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that she is
no an nhabant of dis country; is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the tenth dav of the term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for months successivcv and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said civ
Il Copy. Testc, I'm. ". I{R.TIyF6f, C. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
TJI1GLNT4.

At rules, holden in tic Clerks office of the supcior corr,
Of chapccry for the Ricmoad district, the 5rd day Of
April, 1896:
Thomas Nealr, nh
against
aicTandcr Boyd, John w Lewis William o. Goode Lcus
Burwe Peyton r. Burwell, Howell Taylor. ir Edmund
i'!oT' k6h'T5 IT. WaIscr Lucy Buwell, execurrix Of
Armsicad Burwcl, Alexander S. Field Of Cha1Ics
&. Field, John Davis Philip Raney, daniel +. Hicks
+. ,. McCraw, John y. Hawkins, Spottswood Burweli
and "m Robards Richard Boyd, and Thomas Goodc,
d1e
The defendants Spottswood Durwc, WIN. Rcbards, Rch
ara BOYD, and John D. Hawkins having entered he-
appearance and given security according the act Of as
ScnOy ahu the rules Of this court, and it appearing By
usiactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country; IS ordered, that Inc said defendants 90 appear
mere the tenth day of the term and answer the sin Of
INC plaintiff; ond that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some published in the city Of Richmond
ioF Fo months successfully and posted the from, docr o
Re capitol, intfc said city.
u Aco;J. TESTS, Tn, u. HENThC c.:,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
TIRGIN1.4:

IIIS(TINT.I:
rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the superior court of
ehancery Tor the Richmond district, the 3i day of Anil
1896: F'
Elizabeth Smith, wife ofWiam II, Smith, by John Crouch,
lrr end, ain
against
Bcnamn Mosby; cxor of and trustee under the last will
and testament, OF Richard Crouch decd and william,
Sterling Smith, also trustee under the same will and
William W. Vaughan and Eizabn,h y his wife, Robcr,
Z. smith, ami Jesse T. Smith, and Lucy Aun Smith an
i"''''' DIS.
The defendant Jesse p Smith, not having cn,crce; his am
rFaTance ana given security according the act of assem-
bly, and the rules of this and appealing by sasfsc
tory evidence that he is Of this csuu,rv
it Is ordered that the said defendant do appcar herr nm ne
tenth day OF the & answe . b;i Of The l,;n,iG.
and that copy of this be forthwith IN some
newspaper published in the city nf Richmond for two
months successfully. and posted the o1 door Of the ca
pitol, i'll the sa id city.
copy. Tcsm,
II I'm y. HE.TTrG, r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
IRGIALl:

'IRtIK.NLI:
~ rules n'Aeu IL e clerks Office of the superior ccur, OF
.Mane'S TX e Richmond district, The SID day G: April,
JoH" L. Archer, n1
against
L'"s L. P"ram Eldrige sn., John Baker, and shadrick
a''''''' DTS.
The defendant shad:i-h Aen, nc, having cu,ered his
Srdfnee "ni given security according
!"y evidence that lie inaban; of this country:
IS ordered t'a the said defendant do appear here on the
GAY Oh 'Ae next term and answer the bill of the pa in
1o"t new Spaer published in the city q Richmond for two
months $cc'svcly, and pasted front door Of the
captoi, III the SAID city,
- copy. Tcste. nv II JJENINTr = p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
YIRGLNH.4:

At Court of Appeals, held the Capitol in the City
Richmond, on Saturday, March 4th, 1926:
William and David Kyle and Company, plrs.
against
Dauicl Connely, On
Upon writ Of edcas Judgment OF the sup rior
court of law of Amelia coIn:y.
Inc writ OF supefsedcas heretofore awarded the plaintiffs
to stop the execution of the said Judgements rot ben re-
turued executed the defendant and appearing 20 the
satisfaction OF this court, that he inhabitart OF
this commonwealth, the motion OF the plaintiffs by
their counsel it is ordered tha the said defcndau. do
appear here, the first Monday June next, to have q
rehearng OF tine whole matter i'll the judgment aforesaid
contained and that copy OF this order fprtwi, rsert-
cd in some newspaper published in the city Richmond
and continued once week for eisi successive weeks and
that another copy thereof ne posted the front door OF the
| capitol in the said city.
| 10 a copy. TeSte, :. .4LLE.T, {. E. q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
J iRGIhLl:

~ !u.es holden IN tie c;e office superior court of
cnanc~'y oF me hichmon district, hc 3r day of April
William w. Jeuimg, p,,
against
1o9n iiendFee: Elijah Brown, George w Walker GEORGE
liehGEee Hamilton Pois W. w. Smith, Albert w Smith
SaFah Ann 9mi;i' VIM Smith and Robert g. Scott, and
o'n = Nyet. trustees under deed trust executed bv
uc Sa'''hn HeHdtceloshna Cfump, Solomon and Moses
So NJ Alien & c. and Nehemiah I cheuoI, ais.
he defendants John endgee, Elijah Brown Georce w
aNs'' '.1 ;. NJ Allen, not having their appear
ahce al" give" security according the act of assembly
ana lie rules OF tbs court, and appearing by satisfactory
EVIDENCE !Ha they axe nhatars ii This country: il is
o5-eIGo mat He said defendants ID rpnar here on the tenth
Gay &" 'e next Term I'd answer the hi. the plaintiff and
max copy 81 tbs oder be forthwith inserted in some news-
paper published ~ 'he city Richmond for Two months sue
said city. " VIZ
q Ac'Pr' f"s'e, JIM ". BE,NIVt3, r. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
PIRGLfJA:

~ rules holden in the clerks office OF the superior cnur,
oi chancery for the Ecimnud district the 3rd day Of
April, 1926: 1"' -
Lewis Webb and George T. Booker merchants and pa7
neFs trading u'Njcr the firm o! Lewis Webb s; Co
pits.
Hugh and William Crawford j.. ard Elijah wesms,
dts.
The defendants Hugh and William Crawford. IT. no,
having entered their appearance and given security accor
ag 10 the act ct Assembly and the rules this court ana
appearing by satisfactory evidence, thar they are not in
naO'ants OF this couny is ordered, that said efen-
Giants q" appear here the tenth day the next term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiffs; aad that copy of
TINS order be forthwith inserted in newspapers publish
ed ~ the city of Richmond for months successivcv
ana posted at Tie font door of the pito in said citv
COPY. Teste,
Il I'm. " HE.NTNCy cc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

at rules holden IN the clerks Office of c supcrio. court of
Chencery oG thu Richmond district the SID dav of April
1896 " @'i''
Richard Adams, Of Eliloae,h Hunter dec Ic
against
Carer Seicn and James Brown r second aud,or Of the
commonwealth DIS.
HE sciIedcaS awarded in this having been re-
turned executed the defendant, Seldom and ne MOI
having entered his appearance and gwen security according
10 the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that ne inhab
tan oi this county: is oIicrc shat the dcfenda
do appear here the cuh day Of the and shew
cause If any ne against tine revival Sought Nv the said
process and also answer the bill Of Ihc plaintiff ana that
copy of this order be or;hY;h inserted in newspaper
published in the city 81 Rcnond, for months success
svcly and posted tie oat door OF the Capitol, in the
said city.
81 a Copy. Tes.o. U.H. ". IfE.NINGi r. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
TTRGENL4:

1T rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court Of
chancery for the Richmond district, the ri day OF Af.,
John DepP, administrator OF benjamin Harris deed pin.
against
Horai.J Turpiu, dr.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
gIyen security according the assembly aud lie
rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory eviercc
that tile said defendant do appear here on the tenth lav Of
the next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff nd that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some respape
published in the city Of Richmond months
sy'ly, and posted the iron: door Of the capitol IN e
said city
q copy. Tes,e. Eu ". jfENTyr;. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

CoMMrN1c,rInN.-Th Editors of the whie will
obGge subscriber by inserting the following answer to
The Lady's puzzle, which appeared in their paper of
Friday last He regrets that it i, in his power to
present the answer to the Lady personally.
TO the grl of my h-75t
I'll be ike true dove,
If before do part
You will kiss me ms love.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
from ,N-oA's .Notionol .ld,oea,c. .7qu1

AZ OhAiON CHESS PLAYER.
This Curious specimen of mechanical science was ev
hbed, for the first time, THURSDAY evening al the
National IIoeI.-Thc audience was rather numerous
and consisted almost entirely of Our own sex The
spirit Of curiosity which recognized all hands TO be
Almost powerful stimulus With our farer and better alc
Will no doubt, mFeI them to visit their turn so sur
prisIng display Of ingenious art II is an old saving
that 'mcn maCmnCs,n but Monsieur NTaeIzei, M
to0lnt1 almost persuade reverse the maxim and
say, 7nnrbin"s The chess rlayer has ALREADY
excited hc attention. and revoked the investigations
Of the rhilpa",",s and &c ciaucians of Eurone buf
SC aTss rteT .aF s'u Tie secret has not vet been
discoHer.i E*.a.ne g. Uohing Gao be more simple
Eon ser "co'e YOU g"yd looking figure in the dress
and TI.it the ysa1e ui turk, sitting before LARGO
de- k table Tue interior of winch is entircj, cnncI
cd from sight OF course it guessed at some person s
hidden within the desk. but Monsieur NIaeze unlocks
it, opens the doors and nothing to he seen bat few
shcires and some mach@ery. II 0ppcDs utterly i'm
possible that ANY human being be concealed there
IN. The exhibitor himself has npDuycu{ cUr,ncy ION
with The machine, II performs lis operations while hc
stands ut distance or IS walking about c room Tic
fgurc played two games, rather the latter parts o
two games O cnea5 "Ii visitor, and gained to both
" play with great nrUmptuCss and decision After il,
adversary moves, rs moves are Immediate Tho
land, whCh is rested upon a velvet cushion Is rae.I
passed over ihc board, and placed upon the niece which
u removes with perfect accuracy 10 the proper en,ar
When check IS given 1t declares ii IN I'rrn,j ,rij,
ci0aruessS-l ne FnZIn2 part Of the matter IS to nm
C"rstaud o'7 the auo'naiO made acGuaincG ,riti M
ajveTsarys moyes.-U any one be coucraied in u,o
ccsT he IS So closely shut mp 10 have no chance of
seeing the chess besides 81 entirely da IL will
n Knowing tai the machine itself IS bui . co.nbna
ton Of "hcc'7 and springs astonishcG TO fnes
IN us movements ti!e result OF accurate .guit nd,
profound calculation. HOW this intellectual rripci,l
IS coojoined with Gs ilo"ry and made Il, # MN
u and With d, is beyond our poser 90 imagine
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

Il RIDDLE.I arn a word of five letters: and am found
in woman's snile-in the basis<s cye-n bottle of
wine, and in qud OF tobacco Omit my first letter;
and the remaining four express the effect produced by
the above mentioned subjects upon mind and matter
Omit my first aud second letters and become no neon
siderable appendage to mans body. Omit first and
and fourth letter, and true Turk will not touch me
transpose my thee last letters, and will feel quite
"'eP!@'-'ra'spose my whole, and vocifcratcd by
militia captain parade-hcn omit my FIRST lct.r
and am one OF the attributes Milton bestowed on the
devil
WHO solve il:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

LEI
ana as variety IS ono of the requisites of newspapcr
may possibly Int tic taste OF some your readers and
serve III lieu OF Il murder OF Il robbery
ON AFFECTED SOI,EUNITy
vi all the tricks and outward shows of this world
mo" o. no one more successful imposing than
'' preteh'ous soicmnity 1T covers more foles than
tndrF Scii, and masks more sus than affected trace
wrapped up IN forms and vested in immutab llitv-in
ceesSibIe to argument and vulnerable to wit Arainst
IL reason Is lneticien aud rdiCuIc all powerful
as Is Is ellen wasted upon il vain 1t SAYS nothing
great II does nothing good: it neither projects nor ex
ecutcs It contributes mite 10 our social larni
ness, nor adds one Cub TO moral stature And ct
such IFS ungcrabie pretcnsions and such tho ra
duty ot the world, that il influences the good and the
bad, the great and the small.
10 one halt of the world il appears as the Lee,
representative o!p'cy, and with the other half lis un-
Intcllgb!e ncgaUus ed and cd as nrof.
al its proiIHdy il is the worst co,nanon under Ico
ven; and in business il is the devil al over II has no
despatch, no trace Of feeling, no svrpatliv no oeucr
ty' On the contrary, lis aspect Is iigd and unyarv-
ing lis temper queruous and suLacid and its habit
Pnnpous and obligatory.
lis operation IS that of perpetual damper checking
even the conception OF honour, and bunting and obfs
eating every movement Of the mind. Its t9cIr,tr &c
oppressive; but lis voice when il has one Is ton ,os
worseit sso ugubrous, stical so oracuIar
comprehensive wise, aud stupidity scntentious II deals
N eternal doubts aud anuihales confidence coouena
and energy, by lis ghasty spprchousions and
antiquities would rather encounter talent of ior,v
tunes my force would indeed encounter any t,in mn
der heaven rational or irrational, any thing that the
Inauguration can conceive, gorgans hydrs ar chinera
rather than ls cold mperyious alectaton this iockerr
OF wisdom tins shield Of npoence, this imposing mag
lityinG, wonder working, ;dacc solernnify!
q! have seen il played off with Infinite effect
have seen II, with Al! IFS ohtusity aad
get the better OF merit and talent and cast them in the
shade have seen II humbug wisdom herself and by
us imposing poup and over" holmng prcensiuns take
undisFutci precedence of wit aud worth and trinmp
over Judgment, sense and reason. But Ike -. ie
structures that arc based upon false and sandy founa
tons, 1t lasts but for season 1t commands even when
supported by the influence of wealth. but show of re-
spect' The world rctaates the imposition Its homage
Is monentary, and in appearance only, while its con
tempt, though secret is fixed aud abiding.
PASCAL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
Sur ALFRED.

VIE Public IS respectfully informed tina; Sir Alfred
~ continues to stand at my stable at Lebanon, near
tass City Court-louSe for the present His high
character ana beauty enc him equal pacipa tou
al least with other celebrated horses will only ado ns
colts are extremely promising. Terms made Gnonnhy
HENRY L. CHRISTIAN.
amiT ol-st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

TIIGLNE4:
At rpie holden in the clerks Office of the superior cour
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 3d day of
April, 1926
Smith e. Sararl, n n infant by Archibald L. YooSr;Jce
his friend. MIR
against
Beverley smith, adm or de bonis with the will
ed of William Smith, deed, and admur of Elizabeth
Tunstall, deed, Daniel Weisegcr, adm'or Washington
Watts, the same Beverley Smith, Daniel Wesegcr and
Scisnora his wife, Edward Smith, VIM. w. Watts,
DIS.
appearance and given SECURITY according the act of as
sembly and the rules of tits court and appearing by sd
tisac"ty evidences that he is uhabiant OF this
comntry is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the truth day of the and the bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mona 10" two months successfully, ana posted the from.
door of the Capitol, III the said CITY.
copy. TcStc,
81 Up.. ". IE.NLVG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

10 Join Ctay, Henry Ciay, and Porter Cldv ard
james .I0'rison, adia', Of George Hudson C2ay.
dccI.
NoU Will take notice: That, Friday, the twelfth day
K 81 May next al the office al l!erhcr, 4 Claiborne.
IN the city I" Richmond, between the al nine clock
in the morning and six o'clock the afternoon, shall
proceed TO take the Del sitons IF Stephen DuTa and
others to be read IN evidence ia the trial o de-
pending in the circuit OF the United 81 for The
nth circuit and district of Virginia, where plain
lifts and YOU and each of you dctniau,> ana iom
any cause the deposoEs OF said DuNa and others shu,
not be taken on that day, shall adjourn the taking
thereof till the day. the aforesaid hours
thereof.
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL. BROUEE
ROE4L Z. SUEPP4RD,
.MlI.IU,i COOKE. by
SAMUEL BROH VIZ, Ter 7srt fyicnd.
April7 91-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

4 liverpool paper gives the following concise and
whimsical history of the state of the cotton market for
the t few months, which it is said is copied from one
OF the window shutters of the Exchange News Rooms
where II has been honclcd by some unfortunate s,,c
cuator at various periods, during those operations
winch have been the source of much anxiety For
me information OF the uninated, the editor states that
the price ct Bowed cotton IT the commencement of the
period first noticed, April 90 1925 about I8d to
ana at the termination Of it. that is the st February
1926, it was Z I'D TO 3D.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
An Apprenfice Wanted

a BO4 IS wanted az the Wing Office as an ApDren.
n cc 70 lean TIC Printing business It is necczsa-
;nas Lc ha'c a goo3 English cdlcaf:or ana be fee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
FIRGTNTA:


At rules holden in ihe clerks Office ol ,e superior court
Of chauccry for the Richmond district the Sd ay II
April, 1926:
Amasa Palmer, ezepalos OF Ha.daway Davis, dec'a,
I'i.
GEUirI
Lewis Hazard, and Susan his wife, and John Aston and
Jane his WIFE, and Joseph w. Harper, hudson IVorsIa,
Abner Adams, William &. Pryor, and Samuel Prvor,
IglS.
The defendants lewis Hazard and Susan his wife and
''" Aston and Jane his wife, not having cir APP
cdduce and given security according the act Of
uy aud tne rules OF this court and IL appearing salts
factory evidence chat they not inhabitants tbs coun-
ty Is orduTed thai the saG defendant do appear here
the tent, day Of the next term aud answer the bill; Of
the plaintiff; and that copy oil this or ler be forthwith So
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rcii-
mond, Tor twO months succeSsiycl and posted at The front
door oi the capitol, in the said city.
q Copy Teslr. I'm. ~. HE,NiJ1i, r.,.
TIRGJAT7:
a. r'cs, ao.daa 1c clerk oicc OF c superior court q.
,11rr'rg o She Richmgnd district tire Sid dag Of April
Matthias Hue.., oUc
against
Henry Newman and Afanue,a his WIFE, aui Peter Joseph
OneyaL.c' surviving exccUlooi Joseph Gallcgo decd
Til. defendants Henry Newman and Mauur.a Iig
VIE not having eercdcir appearance and given sgcu-
y according 10 the act Of assembly aud rtss this
court ond appearing by satisfactory evidence, ,rey
are nor inhabitants OF this country !: is ordered,
said defendants DO appear here on the tcl, ds me next
oi this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper -
sbct IN tie city Of Richmond, fcT two months success
voy, ard posted q; the ffau Che cgyo. in inc
said city.
g ri y HE&LrG C. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
IIRELNL q.

At rules holden in the clerks office of the Superior Co,.
April 1926: - "a
Zac'1Fiuh Eowlet and Mary his wife, late Mary Locke,t
pits.
Thomas Woodbridge, and William Woolaridgc ex'ors Of
Tie last viii and testament of Thomas Woodbridge:
deceased Hughes Owen. Jesse Owen, Page Walden and
IaFoI'Ae NJ his wife Zacharah Locke,t, James Lockett
and PAMELA r. his wife Grandson b. Woodbridge and
He'cF'ey H. " ooIdFdg'' DTS.
The defendants Jesse Owen and Zacharal Iocket, no.
having entered their appearance md given security acco-
ding the of assembly aud the rules of this cnr os
appearing ~ satisfactory evidence that they are rot in
naF'ans OF this country; III ordered, tie said leen
o" 60 appear here on tie tenth day Of the term nd
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
oTdcr be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the CITY OF Richmond, for two months successiyely and
posGa at the front door Of tie capitol, IN the said city.
Il y copy. Tcstc, I'm. ". JIENING, r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

70 .nessrS. Jain Hcndree, Ei,iah Bro,cn, Georgr ~
U'aitcr, md Hamilton Potts.
GENTLEMEN:
SLEASE To take notice, that Thursday, tine Gn tac
Of May next 4; tie office Of Herbert 4. Claiborne
Esq III The city of Echmnnd shall the taking
OF dispositions to be read in evidence suits depending
in the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond dis
rlr III one of which Robert Poore and Others are pa
ti and John Hcndree and others deicnans adj in the
other VIM. w. ienng is plaintiff, and John Hendree and
others are defendants: and, il will be impossible to com
peie the taking OF all the dispositions in day they
be taken from day 20 day. un the who. are completed.
ROBERT POORE. for hin.sef uni oU.eys
NAl. W. IIENINGi.
Richmond, Apri. ITth 1926 ~,