Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. etc.

If.daced in price from e5 TO 5Oper cent.
j anES WINSTON, Agea, FOR William, Prince. Proprie.
tne Linnean Botanic Garden near Flushing, New York,
WI furnish selections fine WLNE A. Fable GRAPES
II 20 cents each, by the hundred vines.
mo greatest proportion Of these vines are 6om the Rhine.
and the most northern departments of France, (and Of course
Sannoe l ni 70 sacoeed,l including the celebrated Tokay, and
~, = ana grey Burgundy-thc three latter making the
PINCH 8 APPLE TREES will also be furnished a, -
Also. PRINCE ON HoRTICULrURE-ior sale.
Mew catalogues, greatly enlarged, distributed gra,ui,ouly, in
Whcn, upon examination, it will be found that prices vsy
generally, have been grenny reduced feb IS
NJlkSiNlA A superior court OF thsncery holden
at the former Capitol in the city Of ~ liian1sburg,,he
lah July lS21: Israel X Jno. =. Plsasauts, pits. against
Jno' II. Blair, administrator with tue will annexed of Natb.
Burwen, dec. James X. Marshall, add Claudia IA his wife
Matthew ". Kemp, sheriff of Gloucester County, aud
committee ot the estate of WIN Hall, sen. dec. Richard q.
Morris, admir- with the will annexed of Smith Hail dec. VINO
was the adm'r of WIN Hall rhe eldcs dec. John Hall adn'r
OF Frs. hah dec Henry L. Nu;,all, administer sf Francis
Thornton" dec BENIN w. Cieuverius, exce'or of Joseph
CleUveiius dec. Thomas Whiting, executor Of Skaife Wni-
ting dec. Jno. =. Stubs jr. sdm'r of John s. STUDIOS SEN.
who was aim'r Of Francis 5. Stubbs, Wm d. Hughes in
his own right amd as adur ~ his late vito Jane. aud
Robert F.. Randolph 3, Albert G. aud Edw ard A. StubbS,
ana Edward Garrett aud Sarah his wife, DIS.
The death of the pin Israel pleasants is suggested: and
the cause came on this day 10 be heard on the bill, answers
OF the defendant John II. Blair adm'r, with the win AN,
neNed of Nathl Burwcll dec. Edward A. Stubs. Ran
dOlph ). Stubbs, Robt. +. aud Albert Il. Stnbbs. Edward
Garrett Vim b Hughes, James X Marshall aud Claudia
II. hts wife, Benj'n y. Cleuvcrius, exec'ur of Joseph cleu-
verius dec. Matthew ". Kemp, sheriff and committee
- wv St1te oI ~ IN Iial the elder dec. exhibits aud ex-
aminaiio"s OF witnesses, and as to the defendant John
Hall, who is out of this country, IL against whom the plain
th appeaTsto have proceeded in the msde prescribed ky
Iaw against absent Defendants, aud as to the other de-
PENDANTS ON the decretal order taking the bill for con.
tessed, which appears TO have been duly executed, and
was argued by counsel; On consideration vhersnf ,b.
conr, doth ~najudee, order aud decree that the dclendau,
John II. Blair, admir- with the will annexed of Nathaniel
Burwell dec. render before one of the commissioners of
this cour, an account of his transactions on the estate of
the said Nathaniel Burwel, that the defendants James X.
Marshall and Claudia II. his wife. who was Claudia n.
Burwen, a child Of Nath'l Burwell dec. render be fore the
same commissioner, an account of all the real cs,at q
which either by descent or de wise came TO the said CIau
dia, media,ely or Immediately from her said father. whcIe
The same Us situated, the present foe simple and annual va.
iue thereof, distinguishing what has come to her by iny,e.
date descent or devise, aud what remotely, and the value
of such portioH OF the real estate as may have been aliep.
ed, sold or made over; and that he also take an Account
OF the PERSONAL estate Of the said Naih1 BurwelI, which
may have been received by the said Claudia. n br,
hushand;-,hat the defendant John :. S,ubbs. ir. adm
OF 'nn. ,. Stubbs, sen. Tender before the same commission
er an account OF his iutestates transactions on the estate
OF Francis ,. stubbs, as also his own account of ADM
nistratiou of the estate Of John 6, Stubbs sen tina,
the defendants Ewd Garrett and Sarah his wife, who
was Sarah Siuobs, I'm h. Hughes, admir- of his late
wife Jane who was Jane Stubbs, Robt +. Stubbs, Raudol,b
=. Stubs, Albert @. Stubs aud Ewd A. Stubts. do 60
veraily render before the same commissioner, an account
OF all the real estate, which either by descent an de,isc
came to them m%edia'ely or Immediately from the SAID
Francis S. Stuhbs, where the same is situated, the pe
sent lee simple aud annual value thereof, distinguished
what has come TO them By immediate descent or devise
aud what remotely, and the value of such portions of
the real estate as may have been alieued, sold or made
over; and that he also take an account of the personal
estate Of the said Frs. s. Siubbs, which may have been
received by the said Edw Garrett and Sarah his wife,
Um Is. Hughes, admir- Of his late wifi. Jane, Ro. F. Stubbs.
Randolph 5. StUbhs, Albert 6. Stubbs and Ed A Stubs,
which was of the estate Of the said Francis :. Stubbs
dec.;-that the same ommissioucrsiat an account of the
plaintiffs demand, on account Of their judgment obtained
in the county court of Glouces,er in the oroceedsnps ,.r
toned against Jas. Baytop John Bdytop and Jno. u. Uhi-
ting, in taking which account the surviving plaintiff is IN
submit to be examined in solemn form before the said com.
missioner touching any payments which may have been
maze I" MIN on account OF the SAID Judgment, which said
several accounts the commissioner is d directed 10 examine.
state and settle, and 10 the court report, with any mat.
tiers specially stated, deemed pertineGt by hir,lIf, or
which may be required By the parties TO be so stated.
February !, 1923.
For reasons appearing to the court, the order entered in
TINS cause on the 29th day Of Jan. last, is set aside; and un
motion OF the plaintiff Israel Peasants, by counsel, aud il,
appearing by the affidavit Of James Cabaniss the deputv
cIeIk' VINO lnado the entry on tho record, on the I4th day
Of July 1927, the death of the above named nIaint9 ~
suggested, instead Of John L. Peasants, the court doth or
aer' and py consent Of the dcfenda nis Robt f., RandoIpb
o., ",oe,L " ami Ed a Stubs and Jas x. Ma shall and
Claud'a IL. his wife, by their counsel, that the Teco,d no eo
ameliu'H, a s u substitute the name Of .Jno p. Plea SAINTS in
stead ofisrael Peasants (who is now the surviving par,rrr
OF the late mercantile firm Of Israel & John u, PIeasauts)
and on the further motion Of the surviving plaintiff. and
II appearing by the affidavit Of Samuel Jackson, nj. ID
that the said plaintiff by reason of disease, is incapa.
bic Of attending befoic the commissioner, and submit 10
examination according to the provision Of the interIocuto-
y decree entered in this cause, on the 14th day Of July,
1927, the court doth order that the con,mis'r who NAV
state the SAID account directed by the said decree, pro.
pound IN writing such iuterrngaturics 10 the said Israel
Pieasnuts, as he or any Of the defendants may reouire,
touching tie csim of the plaintiffs, and tina, the same
may be answered by the said Israel Peasants, he being
nIst GUY sworn before a notary public or jusicrs Of the
peace duly qualified in Pennsylvania.
Copies. Tostc. JAMES CABANISS, n. G.
Commissioner .4nderson's Office, WILLIAMSBURG. 12h
March, 1920.
Ihave appointed the twenty eighth day Of ApIiI next n
execute tie foregoing orders Of court. On which day BY
nine o'clock a. NJ. the parties are required 10 attend NJ
my Office, with their books, papers and testimony, with CO.
PIES oi the court papers, and with this original order.
Is ROBT ANDERSON, com'r.
VlkGlNIA; AZ a superior court Of Chancery holden al
the Capitol IN the city Of Richmond, on the 2Oth dav
ut June 1925 Joshua Smi'hson, pit against Edward
Cunningham, sole acting executor Of Archibald Moore.
decd. John T. Robertson and Maria NJ. lis wife, late