Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-17
Patent Balances.
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. etc.

JAMEs WINSTON, Agent for Wllism p, me- p,o,,,.
viii, -, OF the Lna%an Botanic Garsn Flushing York.
| At - cents eacb by the hundred vines.
and the northern departments of France Ssr ne @
cannot fail succeed including the celebrated Tokay and
Gme REQ and grey Bursundyhe three latter making
PEACH 81 apple TREES win also be furnished a, %
Also, PRINCE ON HoRTIcULTuRE- sale.
He% eaaosSes greatly, enlarged distributed ga,utousy
Which, upon examination. will he found that prices vc,y
generally, have been greatly reduced. feb . .
| NihSiNiA AHA superior court of (haucery holden
al the former Capitol in the city Of Jtiamsbu rE,,he
4h July, 1917: Israel Jno u. Peasants pits. against
Jno H. Blair administrators with the win of Natl
surwsil dec James k Marshall aud Claudia H. his wife
Matthew w. Kemp, sheriff of Gloucester Countv and
comnittee of the OF VIM Hail. sen dec Ricbs,d ~
Norris admr with the will xed of NTH Han dee bo
was the admr of WIN Hall the elder JOHN Hall adm'f
OF Frs Hall dec Henry L. Nuttali admni.or Of Fr.nc;s
Thor non dec. Benin ". CIcuyerins ex.e,or OF Jossn,
C'euveius dec Thomas Whiting executor Of Skaif. VIII
thug dee Jno s. Stubs admir- Of John s. Stvbbs sa
who was admir- OF Francis S. Stubbs W,p n Hu,I,as ~
ms own right and as admir- of his late wife Jane and
nooeIt =. Ltandoph s. Albert e. and Edw A. Stubps
and Edward Garrett aud Sarah his wife, dfts
Ihe death of the pit Israel Peasan ts is md
ne cause came on this day be heard the BILL answers
81 u's de'snhsn' John H. Blair adm with the will an.
neked oi Nathl Burwen dec. Edward A. Stubs, Ran.
dolph Stubbs, Robt f. and Albert G. Stubbs Edward
Jarrett r. VIM Hughes James Marshall and Csudh.
IT, his vile, Benin ". Ceuverus exec'nr of Jcxenb CIo,,
verius dec Matthew ~. Kemp sheriff and co,ns,;,,ss
OF The estate of I'm Hall the elder dec exhibits and rx
,, oil Witnesses and the defendant JOHN
/
m appears TO have proceeded in mode prescribed nv
law against absent defendants az TO The other ds
PENDANTS the dccre,al taking the bill for RIM
'eSseo winch appears to have been duly executed aud
was argued by counsel; On consder whereof the
court doth aeJudse, order and decree that the defcndnn.
john H. Blair, admr with will annexed of Natba,je,
BuTwe dec. render before one of the commissioner, rs
tns court an account OF his on The estate r
the sHid Nathaniel Buwel that the deenda MIS- ia ms. X
DdtSaii ann claudia H. his wife, who Claudia H.
Burwe child Of Nathr Buryel dec render be fore rho
ae commissioners an account of all the real estate
which either ny descent devise came to the said CIa
a'" mediaeyor immediately from her said father where
The sa#e situated the present simple and annual va
Tue hereo distinguishing what has 10 her by imne
diate descent Device aud remotely and tho vain.
oil such portion OF the real may have bee, LIE
ed sold or made and that he also take an
oil the personal estate Of the said Nath BurweIl vb
may have been received by the said Claudia =, hor
husban;-hat the defendant John S. Stubbs IT. adm,
OF Jno - Suoos SEN render before the commission.
er an account of his ON the es,.
OF Francis D. S;ubbs, also his accoun, of ad,
nistration OF the estate cf John s. Stubbs sen tina,
the defendants Ewd Correct and Sarah his wife vho
was Sarah Subbs, I'm %. Hughes admir- of his late
wife Jane who Jane Subbs Robt F. Stubbs Raudolpb
). Stubbs, Albert g. Stubs and Ewd A Stubbs do Sc
veTaiy render before the commissioner an accom-,
OF all the real estate, which either by descent or dev.
came to them mediately Immediately from the sad
Francis s. S,ubb where the is situated the pre-.
sent fee simple and annual value thereof
What has come 20 them by immediate descent or devise
ana what remotely and the value such portions of
e real estate as may have been aliened, sold made
over ana that he also take of personal
estate Of the said Frs S. Stubbs, which may have been
received by the said Edw Garrett and Sarah his WIFE
DIn H. Hughes admir- Of his jane Ro E. Stubs
Randolph s. Stubs, Albert g. Stubs and Ed A Stubbs
winch was of tho Of the said Francis s. Stubbs
dec:-that the same commissioner account of the
plaintiffs demand, Of their Judgment
IN the county court OF Gloucester men
toned against JAS Baytop John Baytop and Jno b. bi.
ting IN taking which the surviving plaintiff istn
suo 10 be examined in solemn form before the said com
missioner, touching any payments which may have been
made 10 nm on account Of the SAID Judgment which said
several accounts tho commissioner directed to examine
with
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may DO required by the parties to be stated.
February / 1928.
For reasons appearing court, the order entered in
THIS cause on the 18th day OF Jan last asde aud ON
motion oil the plaintiff Israel Peasants by COUNSEL and IL
appearing by tile affidavit Of James CAba Mss the depu
clerk, who made the entry record on the 1db aa
81 July 1877, the death Of the above ma med uaip vas
suggested, instead NJ John r. Peasants the court doth o
DER enn ny CONSENT of the defendants Robt F.
s., Albert O. and Ed Stubbs and Jns X. Mstshsu an1
Claudia H. hrs wife, by their the record Bio so
amended as to substitute the Of no r. in
stead of Israel PessaUts (who is now the suyivug na,,ns
OF the late mercantile firm Of Israel e. John r. Pleasau
and on tho further noton Of SURVIVING ulati6 ana
u appearing by the Affidavit of samuel Jackson, Al. ID
that the said plaintiff by reason OF disease IL ueana
Die OF attending before the commissioner aud submit to
examination according TO the provision Of the
~ decree entered in this use, on the 18th dav of J
l02I the court doth Urder that the eomnis who may
state the said eeeouH, directed by the sad deereo pro-
pound IN writing such heterogeneous tho said Israel
FleasaHts, as he or any OF the defendants may require
touching the osim Of the PLAINTIFF, and that the Same
may De answered. ny the said Israel PIeasans he berry
FIRST duly sworn before notary public justices Of tho
peace dolly qualified in PennsyIyania.
Copies Tesie. JAMES CABANISs ID. G.
COmBlissiOncr .4ndersons Office, H1tiEa,nsburr ION
March, 1929.
have appointed the twenty day of hpr newt, n
the foregoing orders Of court On which dav nv
nine o'clock A. NJ the parties are required 10 at,e1d a.
my Office, with their books, papers nd Testimony ,vh CO.
pies Of the court papers, and with this original order
10 RoBT. ANDERSON, con,'r.
VIRGINIA. A. roles, holden the clerks ONCE N The
superior court OF chancery foe Richmond dis,Sct
tho Ind day ct February 1899: Isaac VsnclesL pi[
against HenTy Davis " Co. and Heury w. Monetre aud
Jonn hobiDson surviving partners OF Moncore Robin
son & Pleassnts, dts. $500
he defendants Henry Davis e. Go, not having entered
ne appearance and given security according to The
assembly and the rules ftbs co0r and speeadng by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
country; u Is ordered that the said do appear
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