Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Eumunu fcnry, 1itn.
Dorothea Winston, formerly Dorothca Henry, cxecu-
trix, and George Winston, executor of Patrick Henry
dec and Edmund Winston, admor with the will annex
ed oil Edmund Winston dec. who also executor of
the said Patrick Henry, dec. Debts
The defendant, George Winston, no, having entered
his appearance aud given security according TO the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il appear
ing that he Is not nhabant of this Country II is Or
dercd, That the said George Winston do appear here on
the first day OF August term next and answer the bill
cd in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse Of this County
ACopy. Tesic, r. ELDRIDGE. in. D. C.
I'm CHANCERY.-Gloucestcr County Court, May
81 Term, 1923.
Henry Burton, Complt.
against
who Mary Garland, Sarah Chowning, who was
Sarah Garland Charles Brooking and Judieh his wife,
who was Judieth Garland, Mall Glenn, Jr. Gar
rson and Eliza his wife, who Eliza Glenn Matilda
Ross, who was Matilda Glenn, which said Mall Eliza
and Matilda, children and distributes of Elizabeth
their mother, who Elizabeth Garland, Kitty Gar
land, only daughter of Christ Garland and which said
Mary, Sarah, Judieth, Mildred, Christopher AMI Eliza
BETH children and distributes Of the above named
Sarah Garland who was Sarah Burton, a deviscc of
Henry Burton Sem dec'd--Jacob AGRA, William AGRA
Thomas Watt, infant of Nancy, who was Nancy
AGRA, by Francis Watt his father, and Guardian An
drew South and Mary his wife, who Mary billiard
Lucy billiard, Kemp Dillard James billiard, and Hen
ry billiard, the three last named infants, which said Ma
ny South, Lucy, Kemp, James and Henry DiIlard ere
children and distributes OF Judcth AGRA and which
said Jacob, William, Nancy and Judieth children
and distributes OF Mary AGRA, who Mary Burton,
devisee of Henry Burton, Sem deed. Charles r. Bur
ton, Lyme Farnho and Nancy his wife, who was Nan
cy Burton, George w. Palmer and Sarah his wife, who
was Sarah Burton William Kemp and Mildred his wife
who Mildred Burton Simon Burton, an infant by
the said George w Palmer his Guardian, and MARY
Burton an infant, by John Martin her Guardian which
,osl a u n.
Mildred Kemp, Simon Burton and Mary Burton, are
children and distributes of Simon Burton devisee of
said Henry Burton, Sen. deed. Defdts
This day came the complainant by Thomas C. Amo-
ry his attorney, and filed his BILL praying for the divi-
sion distribution of tract of land, of which Henry
Burton Sen died seized and possessed, according the
Will oil the said decedent and the statute Of dstribu-
tons of intesates estates: Whereupon, 1t ordered
That Jacob AGRA be appointed Guardian ad Item of the
infant defendants Kemp, and Henry Dlard and
Francis y Watt Is appointed Guardian ad Item of his
infant son Thomas 10 defend them in this suit and that
summons issue against the defendants warning them
appear here the first Monday in August next and
shew cause why distribution of the land in the bill
mentioned, should not be dccreed according TO the
spectve rights of the parties-and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the defendants Charles
Brooking and Judieh his wife, and Mildred Garland
not inhabitants of this Commonw ealth On the mo-
ton Of the complainant 1t is ordered That they do ap-
pear here on the first Monday in August next answer
the said b and show against the distribution Of
the said land the Court will then decree the same
OF the p1resand that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer, once q week
Tor eight weeks ,syey and another copy be post
ed at The front door of the Courthouse of this County
two successive Court days thereof previous 10 the
said first Monday in August next A Copy Tcste,
May 10. 3-wsw ARTHUR l. DAVIES, C. C.
NOTICE.-The subscriber has appointed, during his
j q absence from Richmond, MIR. Baret W Uyal
hal his Attorney in fact for the purpose of enabling
him to collect the debts due the late firm OF William
Neal & Coz and the subscriber earnestly requests the
debtors TO said firm 20 call on Mr. Waltha at his dwell
ling of Main and 9Th Streets lately occupied by
VIM Neale, deceased, and discharge their accounts.
JOHN Isle.
Surviving partner in the late firm of VIM Neale s Co
June D. ST
NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-Pursiant to a decree of
" the County Court of Hanover, will be sold at the
Tavern of John w. c. Phillips at the Old Church in
the lower endof Hanover Monday the 20h of July If
fair If not the fair day thereafter 10 very likely
negroes, consisting OF women, boys and girls
longing TO the estate of Ann 3. Brown dec on credit
until the lst day of January next, except for much
will pay the expenses of the suit and Of sale for
which cash will be required.
Bond and approved security will be required of the
purchaser or purchasers.
Hanover, June 80 I5--tds
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the City of Richmond, to J. & j. E. Heron, corner
above the Eagle Hotel, will be promptly attended to.
VIM II. RICHARDSON,
Clerk Of the Council and Librarian.
March n. 106--G
FHNWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-I viii give
n twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my Moses who went OF
on the 9th inst.-ie is about weny-hrec four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very