Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-11

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tor OF the Lnnean Botanic Garden near Flushing New To
wd furnish selections OF fine PLNE a. Table GR4PES
al ~, 10 cents each, by the hundred vines.
me greatest proportion Of these vines are from the Rhine
ann the most northern departments France land OF course
white red aud grey Burgundyethe three latter maSinR DIE
'" PEac Hi' g RPPr T'1 TRrrs ain
Also PRINCE ON HORTICULTURAL sale.
catalogues, greatly enlarged, distributed gratuitousy, IN
WHICH,, upon examination, will be found ma, p,iccs yerv
generally, have been greatly reduced. feb Is
" ih"lNlA. Alta supesior Court OF Chancery holden
at the former Capitol IN the city Of ,h,
9TH July, 1927 Israel * Juo. =. Peasan,s pills. orSins,
Jno. blar administrator with the will of n ab
Bnrweii dec James X Marshall, aud Claudia H. his wife
Matthew ~ Kemp, sheriff of Gloucester County. aud
committee OF the estate OF VIM Hail. SEN dee Richard G.
Norris admir- with the will Hall dec who
was the admir- Of w IN Hall the elder dec JOHN Hall admir-
OF JAN dec. Henry L. Nutall, administer OF Francis
Thornton dec Benin W. Cieuvcrius execor of Joseph
Cleuveus dec Thomas Whiting, executor of Skaif Viii
ting dec Jno S. Stubbs jr adu Of John s. Stubs san
who was aimr of Francis s. Siubbs, YIN b. Hughes in
his own right and as admir- OF his late wife Jane aud
Robert r.. Randolph s., Albert q. aud Edward A Siubb.
and Edward Garrett and Sarah his wife, dts
The death OF the pit Israel Pleasaus is sucgesed and
the cause this day on the bill nswers
OF the defendant John H. Blair adm'r. with the will an.
neAed Of Nathl Burweu dec Edward A. S,ubbs Ran
dolph S. Stubs, Robt h. aud Albert e. S,ubbs Edward
Garrett VIM Hughes, James K .Nar.hall and Claudia
H. hrs WIFE Benin W. Cleuvcrius, exec or of Joseph Cleo
verlus dec Matthew ". Kemp, sheriff and committee
of the estate of I'm Hall the cider dec exhibits and
limitations Of witnesses, and to the defendant John
t VIII" is out ct this county, ~ against whom the nj
TN eppeaTsto nave proceeded in the mode nv
law against abSeot defendants, and as 60 the other d.
PENDANTS on the decTetal order taking the bill for
essed, which appears have been duly executed and
was argued by counsel On consideration whereof ,he
court doth adudge order a decree that the defendant
John IT, Blair, admir- with the will annexed of Nathaniel
Burwel dec render before of commissioners Of
ms court an account of his transactions the estate of
the said Nathaniel Burwell that the defendants James
MARSHALL and Claudia H. his wife, who was Claudia n
''nrwel child Of Nath Buwell dec render b. fore the
II, Of NIL NJ
which either by descent devise the said Clau
da, mediately Immediately tum her said father WHARF
me same situated the present fee simple annual
ioe hereoi distinguishing what has by in,me.
date descent DEVISE and what remo,ey nd the value
ct such portion Of the real may been alien
ed sold or made overland that he as take an
Of the personal OF the said Nathr urwe wb;,I
may have been received by the said Claudia or her
husosnd;-that the defendant John s. Subbs r adm
OF Juo - Stubbs, rcnder before tho
e an account Of his iuestaies transactions the estate
OF Francis s. Stubbs also his own account of ADM
nnHahon OF the estate Of John S, Stubs sen that
tue defendants Ewd Garrett and Sarah his wife ,vbn
was Sarah Siubbs, Vm y. Hughes, admir- of hts Ia,e
wife Jane who Jane Stubs. Rob, F. Stubbs
d Stubos, Albert O. Stubs and Ewd A. Stubbs do Sc
veray render before the commissioner an account
OF all the real estate, which either by descent or devis
came to them mediateiy Immediately from, the sad
FRANCIS D. Subbs where the is situated, the pre
sent lee SIMPLE and annual value thereof dsIinC gushing
what has come to them by immediate descent or devise
and what remotely and the value of such PORTIONS Of
the real estate may have been aened sold or made
/ a
estate OF the said Frs s. StDbbs which NAV have
received by the said Edw Garrett and Sarah b, v6.
um n Hughes admir- nf his late wife Jane Ro r. Stubs,
Randolph D. Stubs, Albert g. Stubbs and Ed Stubbs
which was of the Of the said Francis s. Stubbs
dee:-that the commissioner sta re account of tho
plaintiffs demand, Of their udpmep, ob,ained
III the county court OF Gloucester in
toned against Jas Baytop John Baytop md Jno H. mi
Jug IN taxing which account the surviving plaintiff is 10
suoM TO De examined in solemn form before the said con-
issIoner touching any payments which NAV have be,
aoe 10 hIm on account of the said Judgment which ga
several accounts the commissioner is directed 10 exar,
state and settle, and TO the court report, with any
"ts specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself ,r
which may be required by the parties to DO so stated
February / 1928.
For reasons appearing to the court order entered in
ms cause on the 29h day of Jan. last set asde and ON
motion oil the plaintiff Israel Peasants by counsel and
appearing by the affidavit of James Cabaniss the DEPUTY
ceik VINO made the eury on the record I4ih day
Of July 1927, the death of the above named uIaipt
suggested instead of John p. Peasants the court doth or
e ao ~ consent of the defendants Robi F. Rdndolph
D. A,oe,I ~ anh Id Stubs and Jas X Ma fsha and
Ihuoa H. MS wife, by their COUNSEL that the record be so
amended, rs to substitute the ma me of Jno p
stead ut Israel Peasants (who is now the surviving
oil the late mercantile firm of Israel s. John r. pIeasau
and on the further motion the surviving plaintiff, and
It appearing by the affidavit of Samuel Jackson 81 T,
that the said plaintiff by reason of dsease il ;nc,,,
DE OF auenoIns before tho commissioner, aud submit TO
examination according To the provision If nerloruo
~ eTee entered in this cause, on the 18th day Of Jy
1917, the court doth order that the comnis'r who NAV
state the said account directed by the said DECREE pro
pound IN writing such Undergraduates the said Israel
Peasant' as he or any Of the defendants may require
touching the claim of tho PLAINTIFF and tina: the same
may be answered by the said Israel Peasants he beng
nfs' doy sworn before notary public Justices of the
peace duly qualified in Pennsylvania
Copies. Tcstr. JAMES CABANISS. Il. E.
Commissioner .4nderson'S Office TiIiiamsJurT. t2tb
March, 1899.
have appointed the twenty eighth dav Of ApriI pevt n
execute the foregoing orders Of court On which dav no
nine O'Clock A. NJ the parties required to attend a,
my "ihce with their bo0s papers and testimony with co.
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Is RORT. ANDERS1N So.
VikGlNlAi At superior court chsncery holden AT
the Capitol in the city of Richmond on the 2Oh dsv
Of June 1875, Joshua Smithsou, pit. against Edward