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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
From the Baltimore Gazette, Dec. so.
DL,EE A ~ on ,CLL, DID ALL NJ,


A letter from the Coast of Brazil has just reach
ed us. which contains information unplea>ant to
the cause OF the Emperor. IL is dated Santos,
September 26ih, and to this effect
" There has been a serious conflict between the
Buenos Ayrean troops and the Rrazilians, near
Montevideo, in which the latter were defeated with
the loss, is here currently reported, of seventeen
hundred prisoners, the number OF killed and wound
ed not mentioned; but, as the contes, is supposed
TO have been sanguinsry one, the loss must have
been excessive. .s,,N 81 -,
-" General Alvercz is marching " iib sufficient
army for Rio Srande, and the impression prevails
among several well informed and intelligent 20
ltcal men, intimately acquainted with the defcn
ot the country, and the disposable 70 tee under
the Brazilians, that the Province will be abandon
ed to the Buenos Ayreans without much oppos-
ton. Should this even, take place, apprehend
that our Brazilian friends will find some difficulty
about Jerked Beet, in addition their other trou-
bes it is a, that place they obtain their princi-
pal supply, and the Buenos Ayreans have deter
mined, as matter OF policy, TO suspen the pre-
para,on Of beet and devote their entire energies
| TO the successful prosecution of the war.
e There is no doubt that Admiral Brown
OF whose exploits and unexampled bravery you
must have heard frequently, has taken the command
of the Chilisn Squadron, and is daily, nigh,
more properly say hourly, Looked for ON the Coast
AS this place lies conveniently to the mouth oil
the La Plata and affords good harbour and fa-
cilities for operations against the Bazilians, Ad-
miral Brown will in all probability make his fiji $,
demonstration here. Its possession is matter oil
the first importance to Buenos Ayres, should her
military views extend really to the occupation oil
Rio Grande, and its loss 10 Brazil, could only be
| felt once, and that forever.
'' Santos may be considered point d'appu OF
much interest, and whether the Braziiians held il
in this estimation or not, am uncertain; but oil
one thing feel pretty confident that were it ia
the hands of Brown, its importance TO the trade
and military designs of Brazil would be most s,ri-
kingly eAemplifed.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
FROM JAMAICA.

Capt. PEBBLE, OF the schr. Nancy, arrived yes
teday in % days from Moniego Bay, JAM info, m-
that double duties on vessels and cargoes " ere
exacted from all American vessels in that port
The duties on 1000 Saves were 10 Doliar-.
Capt p. states that the port charges on his yes
sci amounted 10 upwards Of $500.
No American vessels would be allowed 10 enter
after the LIST Dec.
Markets very dull for all kinds of American
produce. No political news, and Capt. P.
brought no papers. Norfolk Beacon 2Sth uit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

CURED in the Amendments. And tn Scsrhersr.
pointed. on the part Of the House of Dsleestse. =
Committee to examine the Banks.
In pursuance OF the order of thsday, the Houn,
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole, Mr..
Gho!son in the Chair, on the bill to prescribe IN.
mode of proceeding in suits and petitions in cass,
OF divorce. Several amendments were Agreed 70
Out such diversity of sentiment seemed TO prevail
As 70 the details, that, on motion OF Mr.. J60v
Inc Committee rose. Mr.. May then movedfo re-
commit the bill and amendments to the Committee
OF Courts of Justice
Oh tne whole subject, on the ground that nothing
wooia grow out OF it. This motion was opposed
oy Messrs. Ghokso0, Colston, Pdffeson and
Taylor, and rejected Tia bill was then Con mittea
In Committee OF the Whole. an animated debate
TOOK place on amendments offered to the detaIts IN
wnen n Me.srs. Taylor. Bryce, Smyfh, Nay
and Watkins of Prince Edward, took psr,.S
On the final passage of this BILL or when il s.son,
a different form, n which its general merits will
be discussed, we shall take notice of the We've Of
gentlemen in relation to i]
Mr.. Briggs Obtained leave to bring in bill %
change the time of holding the Superior Courts of
Chancery for the Williamsburg and Frederick burr
Districts.
Sundry reports made from the Standing
and other Committees, end laid on the table
THEATRIcAL
ann tnh t1wnsnan, Mr.. GEORGE p.
niCHdHOSO.f has set New York TO enter into
eng cement there and assure the bev,I
We" forke that snhc wuthy then attention nuA
patronage has never presented itself before them.
mtsior'uns has dealt with M Richardson with an unp,r
ing hnd Possessing indugcn disposition TO ,stte M,
he has /" the eouDe his been subjected
to by giving and being forced to raise
hun penhyies,
ina private Theatre that nursery dramatic talent, (Which
acknowledged to oe'J be has had opportunity 10
improve ana himself TO- such undertaking and several
rel and iadsiou' friends, have him to adopt
.n Protection which ensble bu support family e
pecuniiry affairs $3.50 - -
asa respectable gentleman, candid, Independents and
'n" ere mend, and aeiionate and kind I'D nd
we lhnk we can safely introduce Mr. r. the i.gard snS
in Northampton county, Va, the Gas. ur
ny me Rev. stephen Guner. Col Thoraa, nj Hnpy OF A..
eomse county To Mrs. Jane o. addison, Of Northsmpton
piEnl his residenc, in Fuvsnn. Mr.. Richard Groom
IN good oidage; he wss,r.eteiby nunerou, aeousn
tahe-, and considered a. an honest man. -
IN Ealt'more on,he l7h ult after ionx protrActed
illness, Ts Elisabeth r. Williams, wife IF N. r. ;lsms
Esq aud daughter Of Paul Beck, Esq Of Philadelphia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

opinion of the Legislature, that Maryland is enti-
tied to fair and equitable portion of the public
lands of the United States, for the purposes Of
General Instruction and Education, and requesting
our Senators and Representative in Congress TO
their best efforts obtain for the State OF Ma
ryland grant of land for the above purpose.
Ball. .dmericon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
EOR THE EA-orHRER.

An individual lately died here insolysnt, yel
transmitting to his family clear unfeirered Inheri.
snce OF fifteen or twenty thousand dollars Nj
ther does the slightest reproacb OF fraud or disho-
nor rest upon bis memory.
This sis' sment may seem startling, but a shor,
explanation will dissipate surprise He was ca,
oil N the prime Of life, without reasonable sdmo.
plion OF bis spprcsching enJ. lie disJ in,cs.a,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

y pursuance Of deed Of trust from William w ~
aud wife to NlhanieI Sheppard and Reuben Ts,t,hs
dsied The sd day Of Now nher fstg Of fscord IN
Of the CLERK ofthe Court Of Hastings ofthe e, s olse
he ,uo'e recr viii sen q, public auction, rr.se 70,
of isooloek, il fair, IL not 1t the ssmt Hour If ~ w ngur
10y 70 :a,y the sal'nes 81 deb ios rom al
@ ~ nyu utoiss, lees or parcel 81 land ,iin.,r
ma ,bs sres hou,s belonging 10 the heirs Of And. Brn
so e'lie, INC "ahnGton Tavern and being Part OF Io
NO 44T and moro particularly described in M al
trust and ,the property which IN, Benins nov, Jy
the said deed ofuusi. NJ s1ft:p 'p.' unoer
Jana I'D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

u,ssios from port to. another of their own do
,,jnions, ought to have taught our government
not TO endanger substantial advantages offered, by
seeking after what they never could have expected
10 obtain and our rulers see what they might
easily have seen long ago, viz: that we ought to
accept what was offered, and which we had been
nressinsly urged to settle by negotiation for or
x.are, but more emphaticaly during last year,
while, as it now appear, minister at London,
was left wholly without word of instruction On
the subject. lfh'1' Centtnes.
New YORK, Dec. 81 On Monday, the new
BOARD of Common Council, was organized. and
William Paulding, Esqr. was elected Mayor OF the
civ for the ensuing year. The vote for Mayor,
was for Mr. Paulding, IA. for Mr.. Hone, II. and
for Judge Irving. (Mr. H. turned Mr.. p. out,
las, year.) The new Mayor will be sworn into
osaee on Tuesday afternoon next. .Ner. .adp.
Extract of letter from a Member of Congress,
WAsHINcroN, December %.
{" We have nothing new concerning the Colo
NAL trade, and il is quite uncertain what measure
NAV be adopted by Congress-
"a As we have many motions, resolutions and
memorials proposing alterations in our tariff. and
ss these may raise expectations aud excite specula-
lions iniuriously affecting the value OF property,
think it proper to express 10 you thus early my
spre. sion that no alteration OF our i'npos's OF any
,eomeut if any at all, will be made during The pre-.
sent session" 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
FIDELITY.

4 II ".
| To The Honorable The assembly Dho are no,p in
session, and the Citizens of The Common.
| soeQhh of Pirginia.
Ii must afford you great satisfaction 10 know,
that the Patriotic State of South Carolina bav. III;
recied that 10 900 dollars, in funded certificates
carrying an interest of six per cent, to be paid an
nusliy, the principal to be redeemed 90 yean,
| bence. shall be appropriated for the use OF III,
only Child of the illusrious Thomas Jefferson.
Unless the Assembly of his native state aids hi.
amiable child she may be destitute OF those com
| forts, she and her numerous children have been
| accustomed TO.
| have been informed that his negroes 10 the a.
| mount OF 40 are to be sold; If they shall average
| SS2OO each, will amount to only S3i 900; that
his lands If sold, would not bring more than abou,
$4,000. Improvements seldom considered by
| the purchaser. Total amount $s74,O
What ought Virginia 10 do Immediately pass a
law 10 allow the worthy, and only daughter of
The illu@trious TIL Jefferson $40 600. Tile prin.
cpsl TO be paid 80 years hence and the interest al
six per cent to be paid annually. the interest
would only amount to 500 dollars year have
been well informed that Mr.. Jefferson owed be-
tween 10 and so thousand dollars. Mr. Jsfers on $
salary at the Court OF Paris was 80 900, equal to
| G2025 sterling The British Ambassadors at The
| same Court have from 5000 to .fi0 900 sterling
year, and other European Ambassadofs received
! more than double thesum received by Mr. Jefsr-
son Frugal az Mr.. Jefferson was, to support the
dignity Of his country he expended n.uch more
than bis salary. His House in Pals was always
open TO his American brethren. Since Mn JeTer.
sons retirement not only his own countrymen
from The Unied States, but foreigners visited thai
good man, the suhor of Religious Freedom, and
| the Declaration OF our Independence.
Never let il be said, that Virginia his eafive
State, has withheld the small sum of $40 600 from
The only daughter OF Thomas Jefferson.
IL is reduced 90 moral certainty that the Lot
terry. in consequence Of Mr. Jeffersoa's death, will
not be dawn, and the consequence :yI be- that hi
du'ifu child, and her family, will be reduced TO
great Inconvenience, IL not distress. Let It not be
said. that the Ancient Dominion il ungrateful To-
The family of the illusiiou- Jefferson who sscrfc-
cd his fortune for the public good
am, with great respect,
I'm old Farg'u ofhe County 81 BucSiqgfa,n
N. b. 600 dollars year is about one thirteenth
OF cen, person, according 10 our population.
Dee. 90, 1926.
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YRTTST g9TE

E(Y vrfIs Of deed fTrsa e-,eut,d 81 TPaf, sf.s,
he Sas'e,ib, and duly yeeorsd f6e county court a.
Poiohotan aud Henyo,t' ssca,s Mspayret IF eeysax
SUM Of Monty herein sisroaeL uy1 be soH az ,-yJss
lion % TIE highrs bidder fer cash. me front dor oSb.
BtH Tarsrn IN city IF ReAn'ord Fyiay sAe Iss1~
the ooig npe,, 10 Scf.s Joe, Jesss u Dassei "a .,;r
re Pnpees fsaidtTts, TIE irh toths said Ia,,,;, ~
heeed % Be gocd b., aoag trustee TasaH only
tlis Gs Is restedinpt Ro n CRTVG ~
Jan. T.. "a ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

Extract or atter from Washington, Dee. 81.
- Rumour assigns to MIR. Rush The Collectorsh,p
at Philadelphia, and to Mr. Sanford of N. y the
department now fed by Mr.. Kush The Vice
President will not suffer by the enquiry just set on
loot"
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Clothing, not exceeding
Pocket mcnry, no. exc eeiins

~ ~ DO ISo
so,., Ard s,,.;,,, Dvll,- ass
Mec'ne and medical attendance whatever NAV be
For the next .r,'on commencing the Febr usry sna
ending On the 2Q;h July, half above A.eo,I;n
The snsenents oiheV,ors, "Ths ofthe vb
ever RESIDENT shall he uniform plain The coat vses "a
eeedins six dollars yasi The Of the dres, in h
ee shall be according 10 odelto be provided BY the
froctnr ucer the direction OF the
haage; Oh the COATS such they shall
he and wai,teoat Of this dr, may vary with the
be white thr former Of c,tton or os, my
10 eoa weshef and white stockings warm
ra plain black in the cold, and white in the warm
"The students shall this Dire. on the Sabbath q,
mnatioos and public exhibitions IL the unyersy whsnerr
lucy appear without ITS preenst' On all other occasions, within
he precincts, they may plas black gown or rh..
oek coat surtout VI cloth Of colour and nrc. hp
public specified for the uniform coat On me
nss OF uniform during the session. may b,
lice ofthem." s WITHOUT no.
No student re.den, within the precinct, shan n,,,;.
oil he shall have dePo,ed with the Proctor ali ths ,n
checks bills drafts and other available funds which L.
have in his under control n .ny
tended defray h expense, while stud. nj ~
W. or on ms thence 10 his residence Nor ,h.Jih.
after deduetng th.refrcm the Prce,or Commission U
aaa ~ n.y. ,I[ ns use oi his dormtoy and the pubic
10 attend to pay three months board to hi. boehyers
the textbooks and stationery which he NAV A.
charges aud assessment, against him If h. nav. o i 5
,, ne snail designate The u.e'o which Re apple wc
e loi poad fo e9'hng Tor books sBd stationery or for
pocket money Il, the ebd OF the month, or The
o, be shall deposit enough to pay h hoard ind cher
p 'os ,e ne Il ihise months aud at tie expiration Of The
esoha Perod ne snail i.pot enough pay hi, board sn
Other l expenses ioI the residue cf the ss.,ionf
ensuing session. commences On the Isl of February and
ends on the ZO;h OF July future session, vii,
he i.t d September and end on the 10th July. All esr
10 the subscriber al the University Of Virgins
Jap.f. 1,oeIo'.
~; Jhe Professor Of Medicine by permission OF IL.
o. e '' take fey private pupil, from smopc.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04

"Thou iyPoefie, first the beam from own eye; ant
hen h.u shalt see more clearly TO cast the thy
brothers eye" -Sf. MnttheIo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
University of plyg;nia.

VIZ next session. Of this Institution will enre on The
Isl February, 1875 emhraees School lat of AmrS
Na". Philosophy, 5th Natural History, Moral Phi,oo
my Nh mrdic,ne 9th Law and ent--w It'll ,net
fr'essors To each To be into the School ~ A
Language tn. apple ant must b. qualified commence read
e he higher Latin Classics, and those ao Of same
gree III creek, he proposes to quir language
For admission into the school OF Mathematics Nsfur. PHI
io'ohy or Natural History he must be we'll aeqMaasd ,nh
hons, Vuga aud Decimal, aud the Of The Rod
d 10 enter any school he mus, be l6 years age Evr,v
Student IS free TO attend such Schools and such chi.
follow. AN proposes To-
The expenses. for the ordinary session of ten mouth. ana
halt, are Insd as follows - N eeoo .
pays $50; il two $50 o each aud SOS TO each II h
pcad ad be .iss' ard or I iSfs say M SIS
attendance, '6 >H'
Rrnt OF D"rmiory 49, or half if two occupants, %
participation IN public apartments, lha,y &c. *,
Clothing, mt exceeding an 40
-Int H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
M. M. NOAH, Esq.


The Legislature of Maryland. assembled al
Annapolis on Tuesday, James w. Mccullough
Esq. OF Baltimore, chosen Speaker, he receive
ed AS votes, and MIR. Chapman 20.
Mr. Lloyd, Qate Senator in CongTess,) was
chosen President Of the Senate without opposi-
lion.
THE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.
=, 1t IS proposed in the House Of Delegates of this
State TO elect United States Senator on the Sc
cond Tuesday OF January. Leave has been grant
cd 10 bring in bill to change the constitution as
relates TO the manner Of electng the Senate Of this
state, and the mode Of filling up vacancies the
contemplated bill proposes TO elect the Senate i'm
pedia'ely by the people, and TO give 10 each coun-
~, and the city Of Baltimore one Senator. Mr.
Stricken has obtained leave TO report bill to give
TO the city OF Baltimore four Delegates. Mr.. Ty-
son obtained leave to report Supplement to the
ousquehanns and Pstspsco Canal Company. Mr..
tyson proposed a resolution expressive Of the
regret the Legislature Of this State for the deaths
OF Jefferson and Adams, and proposing that the
cnsIrs OF his ezcelieney the Governor, the PSesi-
uen' OF the Senate and Speaker Of the House of
oelegatos, should be covered in blsek during the
sseinander Of Tie Session, which was assented TO-
cave has been granted TO bring in supplement
70 she sct providing for The instruction Of youth.
'fs'o'u'lons were irtrodnced declaring it as the
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uaX9LL, BROTHERS6 90.

HaX9LL, BROTHERS f. co.
TIVE term Of Psiaersbe between the subsefer, hssinx
expired by H. Imitation, dessble fsf all the sH,,s
a lie ,hoyi he settled practicable tber
Fore those indebted viii please make psysDt n IIsrr1
CO. and "a sho have csgs viii eSht their seeoaps,
10 them for sctue~cgt HAxAJL fof self ami
nepvaf rppSsss.ys
ssssSy~ fsst
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A GNEkABLY ~ decyee u Hsnro ooursv court yssov
on the 1874 day crthegressnt r0rih sell sot sSGl,s
bdd for ready money befsre tie fSot door 81 fI.R,U
Ta1sr ~ ~ eity ~ Richmond iDo sgyos,, DANIEL ssS
JEHHT md % the sdpt tfns ard pIuee f tke oo~gt
bidder negro rosed PY0c6E for k<y -,,o,, y
ing her iifs JOHN y PRICE. ADM a, S,ss.
mon r'fA fhs aW anHer,d o/JoAn Pries, dc,
q
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FIDELITY.
Der. OH 1926


p. S have understood, that the comnunica.
ton OF Wesimoreland'' has appeared in the
Richmond Wing; and should such be the tact.
hope the Editors OF that paper will, from sense
oil justice and mpartiaiity not tail, to give pubc
ty TO The defence OF
r~f-r-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
Dnstsrrfnt.

| Il 0m Tie Nec forR National ,4duocaicQ u Satus1av
| LATEST from EurOpc.-By the FrtcudS from Gree
mock, and the Chill, from Liverpool, have received
| papers to the Cd June The latcuess of The bour
prevents us from giving more t!an The heads
fuoiIc CONFIDENCE increasing in The new admin.
stration, and the funds had advanced consequence
1t was runoured that the King of Englaat had rit,
ten TO the Duke OF Wellngton requesting him "a,
resume the command of the army, which Lie had de-
cned
The dissolution of Miss Turner's marriage with
w aReman, was before the House of Lords the
18th Miss t. was examined and gave her EVIDENCE
IN distinct and unernbar raised The evil
dence was ordered TO be printed, and the bid conmit.
ted for the next day.
Great sensation was produced in London on tie
18Th IN consequence of intelligence from New York,
OF the misunderstanding between the Brazilian and the
l.. States government.
speedy and powerful intervention in favor of the
Greeks was about to take piace-so say tie French
papers.
! Consantinop!c dates say tina; the Divan had com.
inehced carrying INTO execution the principal articles
OF the treaty of hckeunan, and tina the best under
standing prevailed bctw the Forte and tic Russian
legation.
| ODESSA, May g. p
} letters from Constantnopc of May , announce
that the Sultan has dismissed from his Office the Seras.
ker hedschid Pacha, and appointed for his SUCCESSOR
aga Paciia who commanded the troops in the 3ospho-
rus. The latter has been succeeded in his command
| by Chosrou Pacha, whom the Greeks called Topal
Pacba-lt is inferred from this either that the Aero
polls had been delivered, that the siege was going
on very badly. report is current that the Sulta!b
has commanded the Refs Efendi not to receive anv
note from European ministers relative 10 the Greeks
LIVERPOOL, DTay 81.
Ihis day sales estimated at 1000 bagsu,ch
par with the preceding days business On Wednesday,
tOt) there sold 500 Sea Islands, supposed TO he Oh
speculation, AT about I'd advance the late prices.
tng$t Funds, May 3O-COnsols $50; do for accoumts
84s} Colombian Bond SIC. Mexican G8S.
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TRUST SALE

virtue ola deed of trust, executed by Neil NcCuul
b TO the subscribers, bearing date FIST day G
Novenhe' IN the year 1879, and duly recorded Office
oi TIE county court ri Goochldnd shall sell to the h,-
est bidder, the fourth day OF August next flair hui i
not ;hen the first fair dry thereafter Sundays exccptpi,
upon Inc premises Tor cash. tract ofiand in tie county
GoochanI, called whitehall, situated tie upper Lick
iushole Creek, containing by estimation hundred audi
odd ACRES so much Of the said will bc sutcen,
I" RAISE Tie sum Of fifteen hundred and thirteen dollars
sixty interest thereon from the 1T, dav Of No
ycmber l9' and the expenses attending the execution OF
ihs trust. The tide is believed good but acting n
trustees we will only convey such title vested in US
by said decd. ROBERT DOJ THAT
JOHN q. WILLIAMS:
June lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

VUuYyrllte, 2bLJ June, 1877.
GENrIrNEN--To be met at the very moment Of
touching the soil Of kentucky By congratulations so
friendly and respectful and by an invitation so cordial
and honorable as those which are contained in your
note winch have this moment had the honor TO re-
ceye, fills me with emotions which are Absolutely IN
sxpressible. thank my fellow citizens of MaysyjIe
again and again, for these hearty demonstrations OF
MY Ross was one Of the original propricors Of this
town, and his business still calls him frenuen,i bitbcr
where ne personally well known, and highly respected
This address, Of which the above is an nperfec, sketch
animal ted and energetic shj rece~ei tvIg coany ty m
TIE Ereatest aT-fl.;s-,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
June 8
TRGLNI4:


Alta Superior Court Of Chanccry, holden at tho capol in
the city Of Richmond, on the TN day of June 1897:
Gary Scljen, RI
against
kenjamn J. Harris, Solomon Jacobs, Anderson & Blair,
Robert Gordon, surviving partner of James Smith s.
Co Robert Cary Jennings, surviving partner Of Jennings
~ hoddy' Amice Ecbcrt, Samuel Garland, and Samuel
Moscey sergeant of the borough Of Norfolk to whose
hands The estate Of John II. Eawn Thcordck rmis
tead have been committed for administration, DIS.
Ahis day came the parties by their counsel, aud tie
court having matuFey considered the premises, aud the
arguments ihereupop bad, aud deciding at this fiu,r
"pn" any Of the objections raised by the pleadngs in this
case to tie plaintiff right upon Ifc MERITS
duh refer the accounts of the parties to commissioning
i'reo to- be by him examined stated settled aud IN
tive court report with any specially stated deemed
pertinent by himsc which may be required by hc yaJ.
ties 10 be so stated And the further ORDER that
The same commissioner state the plaintiff 5 claim, so ~ 20
Shew tbs amount thereof 10 him by T. A. Ar
instead aud compauy and to state how they a.s,u
{" the plaintiff in other words, aud report
how" and for whH, he became the assignee Of the ciau -
the bill mentioned.
= cory. Tcstc, WI. w. uENtNG, c.