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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-28
n. - I. ' Il .NDNJN,
Speaker of the House of Representativ tives
s. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro temporo.
Approved, ODD May. 1928
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
fPnRIlc--Nn ln.1

An ACT supplementary to the several ACT:
| providing for the settlement and confirma
tion of private land claims i'm Florida
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House oJ
Representatives. Of The United States Of a
meTTca an Congress assembled. That the
! three claims 10 land in the district Of West
Florida, contained IN The reports of the Com
nlssIoners, and numbered four. lf,l eight [c1
and ten tlOl, excluding from the latter the
land conta med in certificate. and in the plats
aud G, and the claims Confined in the re.
ports Of the Commissioners Of East Florida,
and IN the reports Of the Receiver and Regis.
ter acting as sncb, made IN pursuance OF the
several acts Of Congress providing for the SET
tlement of private land claims in Florida, and
recommended for confirmation by said Com.
nissionefs, and by tire Register and Receiver,
be, and the same are hereby confirmed 90 the
extent Of tho quantity contained IN one league
square, 20 Re located by the claimants or their
agens, within the limits of such claims or'sur,
veys fed, a. aforesaid, before The said Com
inissiunets, or Receiver and Register, which
location shall be made within the bounds Of
the original grant, in quantities Of not less
than one section, and to be bounded By sec
tiunsl lines
Sec. =. Ind be Il further enacted, The,
no moro than the quantity Of acres contained
IN leagne square, shall be confirmed within
the bounds Of Gpv one grant; and m conhrma.
ton shall be etfsciusl until all the parties in
interest. under the original giant, shall file
the Register snd Receiver of the district
where the grant may be situated. full and
final release ofall claim TO the residue con
tsiued in the grant; and where there shall be
any minors incapable &C acting within said
Territory of Florida, a relinqufsbment by the
legal guardian shall be sufficient, and there
after the excess in said grants, respectively.
shall be liable to be sold as other public lands
Of the United States.
Sec. 3. ysnd Be u further enacted, That
al the decisions made BY the Register Re.
ceiver ofthe district Of East Florida. acting.
Sz oreio. as Commissioners, in pursuance Of
an act Of Congress, approved the eighth of
February one thousand eight hundred and
lwspiy .ssrsp, suthoriSng them 70 ssssrtsia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-28

GOLD nt CAEOOHE's Lucky oaice.in
y the X !. State Lottery. No 5. comb.
9 % % half ticket, piizc OF SIc0
Comb. q ~ - quarter ticket prize Of
80 dollars. aug. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-28
tPUpLIc-No. 33.}

laws OF THE UNITED sTAfEs PASSED AT TuE
FIRST SESSION OF rBE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22


In clerks the superior court Of Ia, for rho
county OF Nelson, on the 9Th day of February, 1928
and in the 52nd year of the Comn,onwea .ti:
This day Rose b. Seay filed he. az anst Abrau
Is Sedy, Iii the following words and figures, wit:
Rose b. Seay, Of the county OF Nelson aud State OF
virginia, Intending to apply to the General Assembly
oil Virginia tor divorce from husband Abra g. Se.v
VINO resides out OF the Commonwealth of Virginia. pa
unknown to me-In conformity with the Assembly,
in such made and provided, do make the following
statement o facts upon which application will found
ed: was married to the said Ab,am b. Seay when quite
young, and lived with him du.l and an.c,ioua
wife until, the year 1872 when enlisted in the service of
Tue uniteu States; pre"ious 10 which lie mad id
dissou'e aud much addicted utoxicatio; tina, no,wh
standing his habits and the which he had reduced
ms family had never given him any just o, a!le,lged
cause OF oence Previous TO his enlistment lad, ny him
become the mother of five chlsen,-three girls and two
hoys-ie Oldest only nine years of age this situa on
without aiord'ng money, assistance or the actual
neressares nf life, he left frientless dependant nop
an nnchai'ta5e world scape abour or beg
gary susienance Tor myself and helpless Infants He
joined the army for five years, aud if to complete NV
misery he came by to see me- furough he passed
To the south, said about month, III which became
pregnant and in the usual time had by him another
support which added still heavier hurhens upon INV scas,,v
means; he then left WHICH the last zine ha VI
s'e hi ahough ms term OF service has passed
yea's--l here declare that always faithful wife to
him. yet he has chosen to abandon me- if epors be
true, he has at least made marry another
woman. aud would have for the timely inter
terence ola gentleman who knew him a ma ried man.
neither he has since carried another unable tell
as have not heard OF him for the six or seven
once my saa husband saw cause TO aba ndon me, my
father George Loving of Nelson county, died
leaving small estate TO be divided among his ciidrcu
about five six hundred dollars is coming TO me- which
The administrator refuses pay over, he of opinion
that eeid Abram B Seay is entitled it, am
left destitute of that pit,ancc for aid relief IL the ga
Aoram b. Scay should return, I have no doubt but lac
would draw the money and deprive his family totally its
nenehts and that lie would sell otherwise dispose of
negro boy which my brothers and sisters gave me FOR
raising some negro children which belonged my father
whereby should again be Jeff entirely destitute. have
Sea has In &,
all kind of regard he never intends aqa 20 Iiy
with me- AS he has left so long in the bloom of life
hiendless and suffering do consider the strict
Us. prudence morality honour or religion, ought for
moment to induce wish my part be again on
"r'iacy win h'm. wherefore, intend apply 10 the
next ''e"eral Assembly for divorce from bands of
ma trnoy, TO be had, and not, then, from bed and
board. ROSE n SC,v
F. 9th
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
Land for Sale.

VIE subscriber having concluded to this
y section OF country, he can dispose of his lands, Of
ieIs the following tracts for sale,
One tract of 800 acres wheIeon he lives, lying
outer River in Bedford county, view of par,
pike road, liz miles from lyncibug aud miles from Lib
cy-ncnriy one half wood land the greater part yet to
clear IS excellent tobacco land, and the in
pecable repair, lies well, well in populous
ncighborhood.
Another tract Of $50 lying in the junction of the
two Oiers-he most part of This tractis cleared tho,rh
isa productive farm with improvements suitable for a
family.
Also, another tract of 600 acres lying on Goose Creek
within mile Gifts junction with Sta River; abou. t
hundred acres cleared 80 of which is bottom la nd and
BAH OF that quantity excellent tobacco land and OF tho
wood land there is less than hundred acres of
rate tobacco !and-the last named consider one Of
the best tobacco plantations i'll Bedo,d made
an excellent stock farm, being better adapted to tina
any plantation III that section Of county side
Tie mountains, with extensive outiets-Ths tract " i'll bC
shewn by Mr. OsilI tovng who lives the Ia misses and
tie two FIRST tracts by the subscriber The terms will hs
made very accommodating most Of purchase,
JESSE LEFrWICH.
| Iynchburg, Feb. II laf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
4t-w7t

NoIlCE.-Ail persons having open accounts with the
estate OF Robert Bell, decd, late salder of III. .itv
OF Richmond. are requested call the subscriber for
se,ement AS expected that reference the books
viii often be required, have had then, posted and am
now ready to make settlements Although il is desirable
that speedy close Of the administration should be made
YET snah give reasonable time to those who may CALL
indebted TO the estate, their giving bond the
menu thereof ALI those ndebsed by bonds aud notes. are
informed that the claims against the estate are very ur
eeny pressed, and that therefore, shall be compelled
require them TO make Immediate payment III pprsous
iaig To call IN reasonable time may expect legal steps
Will tie taken for the collection thereof persons ha wing
caius against he estate arc requested present them
properly and legally that NAV be apprsed
OF the amount due, enable make for
their liquidation. My office is in the City Hail. where
the books and papers will be kept and where shall
rally attend from, 10 10 3 o'cuck.
w. d. WREN, Scrg't c. R. 6
Dec S-ts Adm'or of Robert Bell dec,d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
FiRCLNE.l-To WIT:

tiRCLNEl-ro WIT:
At superior court of chaneery, holden Siaun,ou on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1927;
between
Alexander Stuart, p,
liam nuVa!, eSor OF William Price, Disc q, Lucy rrice
widow of said William, and William Price, John Price
.ames fFtc Samuel Price, aud Ann Price, heir OF sa id
william fuce decd, and Samuel Clarke, surviving
"usse vi sampson Matthews, decd, DTS.
On Tie motion Of the plaintiff by counsel il is orey
that William g. Peudie,on he appointed Commissioner
10 take an account OF the administration of the de
william Dura and of the assets real md personal Of
iIan tsic" dec; also to ascertain the comma rat
value OF the back lot in the proceedings n,ioned
ing to the contract entered into between the parties, and
that he report the same 10 this court ogetier with any
matter specially thought pertinent by himself or required
hy the parties to be stated and the said
IS authorised to proceed in the absence of either rty who
having reasonable notice of his primary appointment or
a''inu' nnrent, shall fail to attend him.
Copy. Teste,
WILLIAM S. ESKRIDGE C. C. q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

wide and 5 #. 6 long.
All the above stones will be hammer ed in the Yard
aud must be in blocks from 10 feot long coniorma-
BILE 10 the plans and patterns.
The remaining $4,000 cubic yards of masonry will
consist of good ruhbe backing 10 of about 8
inches thickness and Of suitable lengths and width All
tue dimension stones above designated will be got
TO patterns, and be paid for by the cubic yard they
will measure when hammered and ready for laying;
and all tho rubble backing be paid for by the cubic
yard shall measure when laid, and the proposals
must be made accordingly. Ione contractor agrees 10
furnish both the dimension and the rubbe stouss ihen
the Whole masonry including the hammered and rubbe
work will be paid for by the cubic yard as il shall be
measured when laid.
All the said stones to be delivered such wharf or
wharves, other landing places or near the United
States Navy Yard, as the Engineer other Superin-
tendant Of the works of the Dry Dock shall direct The
delivery of the dimension stones to be commenced ON
or before the lst day of April, 1929, and continued as
they shall be required, until the whole are delivered
The 5000 yards for rubble work to be delivered as
they shall be wanted.
Proposals for the above stones, accompanied BY the
names OF the proposed budsmen sealed up will be re-
ceived at the Dock Office, Gosport Nav Yard on or
before the ls day Of May next. Those wishing to Of
fer proposals may the plans and obtain further in
formation by calling at this Office, on MIR. Paris a,
tire Dock Office, Charestown Navy Yard.
=, L. BALDWIN, Engineer.
Navy Yard, Gosport, Va.
Feb. o. 1929
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
Cotton and Woollen Manufactures

i snosc'ioero inform the public, that they have f,r
It@,f' thTee very eligible Sites with an ample sun
py VI "'le unuef fall or pressure Of from 10 10 On
eeI situated III this city, little way above the Pubr
DooS ana hayo Bridge, upon navigaop either Of which
Gun DC improved at small expose. The canal for two
" already formed, aud neither Of them is subject
70 Important droUghts or inundatioDs.
are disposed 10 take reasonable rents and 10 YES,
oUns III the Stock Of Companies incorporated OF
VS'dO''shcd by private aud respectable individuals
F'thmorA. fgfn NasS, 1903 " ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
DRY DOCK,
Gosport Navy Yard, VIRGINIA.

PROPOSALS. will be received at tins Yard BY the
Il subscriber before the ist day of May for
furnishing aud delivering GRANITE STONES for a
bout 10000 cubic yards of masonry for the Dry Dock.
About 5000 yards TO be furnished according to dimen-
sions for hamnerpg, in the respective quantities show
in the following schedule designated by letters, in which
the height and depth of the blocks given in feet and
linche
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

from the Boston Ladies' Magazine.
TIE WINTER NIGHT.

from the Boston Ladies' Magazine
TIE WINTER NIGHT.
lis The high festival Of uish,.
he earth is radiant with delieht:
And fast as weary day retirss.
She heaven unfolis its secret fires
"rleht,-as when first the Grmamcu,
N'"han sHe ncw-made world was heut.
A'ld infant sc'aphs pGrccd tue blue,
"a! rays OF heaven came ShiuSs through
Ma mat, the heavens rclcc ted glow
Tn many an icy plain below;
And where tin streams with ,inhl;ua clash
Against their frozen barriers dash
Like fairy !anccs tlcety cast
The gittcrimg rppieS hurry pest
And ating spalkics glance afat
Lake rivals OF some upper s;as.
AND sec, beyond, how swce,Ir still
: he snowy moonlight wraps the hit
AnH many aged pue receives
lhe steady brightness on its leave
Contrasting with those giant forms
Which, riiied by the wintry storms.
WA naked branches broad art Eigh
Are darkiy painted on the sky.
From every mountains towering heal.
Wh''e and slis'ening robe is spteau
As II a melted silver tide
We're gushing down Us .nCiv sra,.
he cieaf cold iustIe Of the muon
Is p"fef inHu the burGirE nom
Aud d0y hath nevor known tine charm
nat dwcis amid this evening a!m.
the i'!ler on his silkcr. bed
May talk of nature cold ana dead:
But we viii gaze upon this scene.
Where some ;farscendent power IA III becr
Aud made these streams of heaufv cew
IN g!adness nn the world below
Till Nature breathes from every part
The rapture oI her mighty heart.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
Irish Linens, SIC.

T-H and A heavy Irish Linens warranted bleach
ID a. OIL Sheetiugs, 3d. Sd & 10 Diaper s. Damask
Long Lawns and Blown Hollands for sale at reduced
prices, by HALL NELSON
Feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
LILLIAN s. ESKEIDGE, c. C. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

f.,
Richmond, 18th February, 1925.
Tie parties interested in the execution of The abov.
order o" the superior court of chancey holden at S,aunton
are hereby notified that have appointed the first Mona :,
ay ne%t TO commence the same at this Office which
time and place they required TO attend be fore me- IN
"e matters IN reference, with their accounts
ana proofs, 10 he submitted fo examinations
IL WM. G.. PENDLETON Conn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
ED. CHRISTIAN, c. c.
CoNwIssIoNER ANpEnsor,s orr1cr.

VWians6urg, 22d february, 1923.
have appniRed the twenty third day Of April next to
clock, a. NJ the parties concerned are renuired IN attend
az my Office with their books, papers and testimony win
copies OF TIC couft papers and viii this original ORDER
80. ANDERSON, CsnIf,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22
FRESH GOODS.

HASf: received ey the late arrivals from Now York
rable goods, consisting in part of
New style plaid ADD fancy prints
Do do do furniture chin,z
Plaid AMI striped cambria ginghams
Ram and worked Swiss and book muslins
Fine and superfne cambcs and jaconcts
Do do corded and checked do
l'auan-nctts Of beautiful colors
WoTsted bersges do do
Silk figured and striped do do
Plain and plaid gro de nap
French sattins assorted colors
India company sattins and !evan,nes
Heavy senchaws and sarc2nets
Fine and extra superhne black bombazino
Merno and Cashmere long shaws
Worsted AMI silk beege other fancy bikfs assorted
Black and white bobbinet lace wells
Rich bobbnet and Swiss worked capes pelernes collars
and robes
Thread laces aud edgnss. assorted
French cambrcks and hikfs.
Italian Grapes and Grape lsses
Ladies' and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
London cloths and cassineIes
Saitiue,ts OF all qualities
Plain aud velvet Goreptine
Ialcmtia and marseil!es ycs,np
Ladies' reissrs and habit cloths
Meri"o and common fanueIs nssortri
Heavy Iose and whitney blankets
Superhne thread and cotton tickinss
large assortment of she'll combs
very fne) 80 So
WIN general assortment Of other pie and fancy goods
wn'en are offered at very low prices for cash.
- feo l., rs HALL NELSON.
I'VE u. SofiN PAEk fILL.-Sir, moi being nm
W ihhabitant of this State, hereby Notified thai
snail take the deposition of John or VIM West ON the
hrd uay OF April nexr, at Barnums Hotel in the city OF
haninTe, to be read in evidence in suit dcpendng in
the superior court of law for Henrico county, in which
am plaintiff aud you, of the firm of P,rkbill
houeftSon ~ helso are defendant IN case the sa me is
""' taHen or completed that day, will he so on the
next. YT. mo. oh iNO ~ EoS.rrp
=, Surviving partnsr Of the
Marcn firm of Jno Foster & Suu.
E,IRGI.TLi:
At rules held in the clerks Office the county r, Of
Buckingham, on Muujay, the seventh day of January
1923:
Andrew Hart aud James Nimmo, late merchants and0
partners trading under the firm of Hart 6 Nimn,o ?
Pas,
against
Andrew Stanton, Moses Swccny, William Pa,,eson, .
William Gray and Fergus Ferguson. Dts =
The defendants, William Gray aud Fergus Ferguson
not having entered their appearance given
according 10 the act OF assembly and rules of this
court ana II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court,
mat they pha bitanfs of this State IL is ordered
That The said Gray and Ferguson do appear here on the
hrst day Of May and the bill of the
plaintiffs; and thar copy OF this order be forthwith IN
sorted III some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
m0nd' Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted az the
'r""t door OF tue courthouse of this county.
A Copy. Tcs,c,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE, ir. d. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

ne hEcndan;s James Salt aud John Dennjston tb;e
gay hcd Hir answers, tn which the plaintiffs rcplied
Sehefay ana the defendants Mary Allan, Jane BLACK
ara "lhan pennisfon, who of this cnurtrv
sH against ~hon the plaintiffs appear have proceeded
~ the mode prescribed by law F.ans, defendar,s s,;I,
failing To appear and file their answers the court doth
TIC bill for confessed them Whereupor the ,arss
coming on by consent Of tie plaintiffs and of the
ants wu have answered. upon the rscord
hcTe fTnin the county of IIcnrco, answer of
'ctcndarts James Gait Jane Walsh Doctor James Black
ad John Defmston, filed since the removed
ms court repcajons thereto and exhibits argued bv
counsel; % consideration Whereof the Of opipon
that the plaintiffs Aguess Fowlds, Johnston md Fi
zabe hef are each entitled equal seventh ma RI,
81 the Tesuary estate mentioned in resuarv
OF tho last will and testament of William Gait dccsa
and that TIE defendants Jane Black, (,ve of the said
Doctor James Black.) Mary Allan Jane Walsh and the
sdW Doctor James Black for w iam DPpnstop
wife Of John DeunSton, also each entitled 70 one equal
seventh part Of the said rcsiduaty estates and the
court doth GdJndge, order md Decree that ths
John Allan aud William Gait, executors of the said Lac.
WI" dn testament pay equal evcuih part Of the said
resuuafy estate TO tue said Agness FOwds another IN Tho
sA1 Jane johnston, another the said Elizabeth Miller
another to the said Doctor James Black aud Jane his wife
~ TSh ~ the SAID Jane, another 10 the Mary Allan
another to the said Doctor James Black as trustee for the
ad william Dcpnston, wife Of the said John Dcnuistop,
10 ascertain the lmouu; Of which cuua parts the executors
iTc directed to reuder tir administration
u the estate ni the said W aIn CALI sed beCn,c ~
u me Commissioners oI this court, who ordered tn taxi
iud report the said court and as n the ns
evcn Cai OF the aa residUay devised to the said
a"c dsh The said executors Of the ga id William Cali
rider Of the COURT. VIZ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

OtiNF-hy v'iine of deed Of is executed 70 the
." ',-I'".r5 ~ william o. Barrett and MARY his wife
h"a'ns date the ooh day ofJoIy, 1R25 ard drv ,cci
go Inc c''" Office tr the county 1T Ganchlanj ,vc s
Sseu ~ SCI on ~" promises, TIE sceod ,ay of 4 mil
-<5 i1t cash T. tie highest bidder. .c tract of land ~
"lrc'' Use 'a'd Wo. Earret lately resided in ,e cunt,
' ''"''"'Nn' on 'r north hank Of Jaucs river known h.
~" n%m 81 NibhE''SFILLE, adjoining the lands r.
'"tt. N"ii!'n a"i Robert S!aunr supposed 20 contain
'' acres Inc :rproYrman's weIiin, l,ou.c ,a
''" S'Hc'ry' ana large lumber house. &c hleo ,bo
STAGES To "it: Sa1, negro taunrr # ,up,b
}r' aus Bob or 81 ~ sch ri the sa IA rroorr;y ,,
F"'c'r'i - SATISFY t1" iirTners Of tie deed Ar,;,
''r,..' 7 VS., coH.ey sI-h iids only as IS voted in
, -" s''i .'@'i' Will. BOLIjNGA
r,e- y. ~. VAUGHAN.
Igt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

A1OFfrts.
From the London Literary Souvenir
MIDSUMMER MUSINGS.
nv W,rYyAx


Il il the summer of the feetiug year,
On the brown sward the flowers are faint and few;
MI songs are husred: and but the cicar ha.oo
Aud 'arum of the bird boy reach the
through the warm air floats far the lines pcr!ome,
Snt waysiie boughs have ios,the roses bloom.
The corn is golden thousand slopes,
All crisply rustiiug TO the living breeze;
And mid the billowy sound of summer trees
] wander, poudering on departed hopes;
Nor hopes alone, but pie asant lives deDar,e1---
walk aone-for ! am lonely hearted
What OF those blest afe ctions have found.
Which life should ripen like its summer corn:
Which has not from my feeble grasp been torn
VI all the love with which younslifs was crowned?
Hearts which il should seek, know no, where
10 hnu their graves-yet have they long been there
Smitten by that bgh, which TO the !airest cl;rcs.
Ana though have lived on through many SPRINGS
30 Greenness follows ~ mere those first buds nraw
StI' CLOVIS the heart, but glows without tine power
30 gre or gain the freshness of thar hour.
Aet why should be sad:--fur nature spreads
tter wealth before me daily; from her heart
, JOYS, PROUD thoughts, sweet sympathies imnar,,
Nhch d''ns III as one who nothing dreads
Fearless that hers, like mans weak mind, should fall
tler lace should darken, or her pleasures pail
ct why should he sad.---for have found
one true coinpanon,--oue dear soul is minr.
whose converse still doth suDthe, arouse, refine:
Aud on my hearth there is a cheerful sount
ol iighsomc feet, ard tones that in my ears
"ing like the hopes and joys of other years.
men, though die false depart, the weak descend
ihough lights which seemed immortal cease TO burr.
shoughh he mite with bitter tea RS to mourn
,,ifc s sorest sight--a soul-debased friend;
rum IS my faith in truth aud virtues lo,
"o"S" tio'sandS iesu, and myrads feel them act.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-22

use parties concerned may take notice tina, bav.
appointed the 9th dry Vt Apr next for comuenci, ~,
"' The above order, which day at 10 o'clock
~. W. 'hcy are requested 10 attend at my office
VIM. MACEENSIE, NJ {,
CommiSsio,Ur's Office, we -
is'rhuc1I "fe' r~k 1892
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I''i'ea Sttfe'' Court. fyh Circuit, and Easter
2isirict9f FTrginia, .Noucn,5cy a0th, 1927.
Allan F"wld5 and Agness his wife, Jane Johnston and
John Miller and Elizabeth his wife, PTS
agans,
John Allan and William Cali, executors of William
Unit deceased, James Gait, Mary Allan, Jane 3
walsh, an infant by John Walsh, her Guardian
specially assigned TO defend this suit Doctor James Z
Black and Jane his wife, in right of the said Jane.
y"hn Denniston and William his wife, and the sa id -
Doctor James Black trustee for the said Mrs
william Denniston, m.
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PJRGIN1.l-ru W.T..

i.ynchburg, Feb. II