Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17

AT the former Capitol in the city of JJiambure the
l4ih July 1927: Israel Jno- p Peasants pits against
JIM IL blaf administrator with the W anne xed of atb
BW yell, dec. James X Marshall aud Claudia r. his wife
Matthew w. Kemp sheriff OF Gloucester Couoiy, aud
committee of the estate of Nm Hail. tsc. Richard G.
Morris adn'r with Ihr will annexed of NTH Hail dec who
was ihr admir- of Wm Hall he elder dec John Hall adm
OF E's' Hall dec Henry L. Nui,ai administer OF Francis
Thornton dec Benin ". CieuVeus. excc'or OF Joseph
Cieuyetiu. dec. Thomas Whiting executor of Skate Wh
tiug dec Jno &. Stubbs jr adr OF John s. Sibbs SEN
in,'r OF Francis 3. Stubbs Wn B. iIushe, in
Iobrr, e. Randolph s., Albert G. and EduaId A Subbs
aud Edward Garrett and Sarah his wife, dts.
The death The pit Israel Psasauts suggested and
the this day be heard the BILL answers
of the defendant John H. Blair adm'r. with the will an,
uexrd Of Hath Burweli dec. Edward A. Stubs, Ran.
dolph Siubb5. Robt r. and Albert G. S,abSs, Edward
q auet, Wm Hughes, James X Msr,hall and Claudia
IT, his wife, Benz w. Cieuvers, exeeor of Joseph Ceu
verivs dec. Matthew ~ Kemp, sheriff and coumittee
OF the estate Of Wm Hall the elder dec exhibits aud ex-
sminatons Of witnesses and as to the defendant John
Hail. who is of th,s country, against whom the ri
ti appearsto have proceeded ia the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants, and the other de-
Gsndants the derTetal order taking the bill for con-
fessed which appears have been duly executed and
was nTgued by counse On consideration whereof the
court doth audgs, order and decree that the
John f. Blair, adm'r With the will annexed Of Hathauie
Burwe dec render before OF the commissioners of
this of his transactions on the estate OF
the said Nathaniel Burwe that the defendants James K
MARSHALL aud Claudia II. his wife. who Claudia H.
Burwe, child Of Nsh Burwell dec render be fore the
same commissioned, of all the real es,a,s
which either by descent devise came the said Clau
dia, medatey immediately from her said father where
the is situated, the present simple and annual
lue trrsol distinguishing what has her by mme
dste descent devise aud what remey the value
OF such PARTON OF the real may been alien
ed, sold made and that he alsn take
o the PERSONAL estate OF the said Nah Burwe which
may have been received by the said Claudia or he.
hUsbs nd:that the defendant john s. Siubbs IT, adn'f
OF Jno. s. Stubbs, render before
account OF his iutestates On the estate
OF fTaneis stnoos' as also his own account Of ADM
Of the Of John 6, Stubs sen thar
| the defendants Ewd Garrett and Sarah his wife, who
was Sarah S'ubbs, Wm H.. Hughes, adp'r of his late
wife Jane who jane Stubbs, Robi Siubbs andou
s. Stubhs, Albert C.. Subbs and Ewd A. Stubs do So
versy render before the commissioners an account
OF s the real estate which either by descent devise
came them unediately immediately from the SAID
Francis S. Stubbs, where the same is situated the pre
sen, fee simple aud annual value hereof distinguishing
what has them by immediate descent or devise
and what remotely, and the valGe OF such portions of
the real estate may have been alened sold or made
and that he alsn take account of the persona
estate Of the said Frs S. Stubs which may have been
Ieorived by the said Edw Garrett and Sarah his Wife
I'm u. Hughes adm NJ his wile ane Ro F. Stubb
Randolph s. S'ubbs Albert 6. Stuhbs aud Ed sIubbs,
which Of the estate Of the said Francis s. Stubhs
dec.:thst the commissioner account Of the
plaintiff demand, account of their judgment obtained
in the county Of Gloucester in proceedings men
toned against Jas. Baytop John Bdynp aud Jno b. Uni
ting In taking which the surviving plaintiff is 10
submit To be examined in solemn before the said COM
missioner, touching any payments which may have been
made To him OF the SAID Judgment which said
several accounts the commissioner directed to examine
state and settle, and 20 the report, with any mat
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties TO be so stated
February I 1898.
For appearing the court, the order entered in
this the 9Th day Of Jan q set aside; and u
motion Of the plaintiff Israel Peasants by COUNSEL and n,
appearing by the affidavit Of jams Cabaniss the deputy
clerk, WIN made the entry the record on the 18th day
of July 1927 the death Of the above named plaintiff was
suggested, Instead Of john r. Peasap the doth or
der, and by Of tine defendants Rob r.. Randoipb
s.. Albeit g. and I'd Stubs and Jas X. Eassii end
Claudia II. his wife, by their cuunse record be so
amendcd as to substitute the Of nn r. PIeasanis
tead Of Israel Peasants (vho Is the surviving partner
Of the late mercantile firm Of Tse John ~ Peasant)
aud the further motion Of tie surviving plain and
u appearing by the affidavit If Samuel Jackson, NJ ID
that the said plaintiff by OF disease s incapa.
bic Of attending before the oommissioner,aud submit 20
examination according 10 the provision Of the interocuto
~ decree entered In this the 14 day Of JULY
1897, the court doth order that the comrnsr who may
tire said account directed by the said decree pro
pound IN writing such inerrogaOrics the sad tsrae
Pcassnt, as he any If the defendants NAY reouite
touching the claim Of the plaintiff, and that the same
nay answered by the sid Israel Pcassnty I've bent
first duty before notsvy public justices Of the
peace duly qualified in Pennsylvsnis.
Copies Teste. JAMES CABANISs, ID. o.
Commissioner .8ndeysoa,s ofcs, Ualiamsburr, I2ih
March. 1929.
Ihave appointed the twenty day Of April next 10
the foregoing orders Of court on which day bv
nice O'clock a. NJ. the parties are required to attend a,
my ofec, with their books, papers and testimony With co.
pies ~ TIE eoot papers. and with this original osdse
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