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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

rostscFpt to the ebridged Legislative Chart
'E'O ohviate the objection, made in the n iclnond
Enquirer, of the 2ist August, to the Legislative
table IN constitutional Charts a postscript M
Jeen added to the abridged table, exhibiting il, con
GehSeG inrni' all the material facts to be CLEANED
from the Consultations of the several States rs con
tanec in the election of 1895 relative to the basis Of
Representation. and the appointment Of Representa-
t'ves. Those who have previously bonsht COPIES.
may procure this postscript GRATIS by calling on the
persons ftain whom thew rci,aseo -,e'g4--
10 The publisher of IL. etarRest's Work, bcgs
leave to call the attention Of those who have copies
20 the following errors in the APPENDIX. I'm pa oe
52.-l4h line from the top. the word ssznore" is omit
ted after the word 'nohing." And, in page So 9th
line from the bottom, the word feied is omitted a
Ter The words ''has nere,. 1eL" son II-eaw6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
GENTLEMEN's AND LsDrEs'
Boot and Shoe Mandatory

Opposite The Old .S,cap Tare2n.
'EfiE subscriber returns his thanks to ms friends
and the public for the liberal encouragement &c
mas heretofore met with. Having lately employed =.
first rate workman from the North is now prepared
to execute orders in the ladies' and misses line aid
VIII make in the most approved MANNER 10 measures
vorcd with and hopes by strict personal attention
to business, to receive continuance OF The public
patronage.
On hand, gcn:lcmcn's boots, shoes and pumps
boys the Shoes and an assortment OF negro shoes
all of good quality.
July o!-eo1Gt ci2t JOHN DURHAM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

knowing the great and proper interest felt by the
people OF Virginia in the approaching Conventions the
subscribers make the following proposition; They
have employed the best Stenograplors to report the
Debates which will be published as rapidly as posi-
Die in the Wing. As many persons are not in the
hnbt OF filing their papers. and as when taken into
their families they liable to be DESTROYED, they
propose to file in this Office, the papers containing
the debates, for many desire it. The expense
OF this will be aPportoned by tho annual price of the
paper (S5) and The length of time required to publish
the dehates-for eXampe-if three months are re-
quircd to publish the debates, the price of the file
will be 81 25. This we imagine, no man will hes
'tato to give for complete copy of the debates of
Convention lfsuhscfibers dcsiie their copies bound
that can be done at small additional expense
u Letters (post paid) addressed 10 us will be at
tended to, or persons wishing subscribe can make
known their desire through the neubers of Conven
ton. The subscription to be paid at the time of dcv-
cry.
u City subscribers OF course appraised that
the Debates will first appear in The Daily nupcr
PEASANTS, ABBOTT e. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
BROAD-ROCK RACES.

VIE RACES over the Broad-Sock Course will
n commence as usual, on the first Tuesday in DC
tober, and continue three davs.
First Day, Post Sweepstako for three years old
last spring. two mile heats entrance $500. half forfeit
to close first September. Subscribers Ricla rd Adj
ans J. Mr. scden William r. Johnson, and Ishan
Pickett.
Second Day, the Projectors Purse, $500, two mile
heats entrance $i5.
Third Days Race, the Iocky Club Purse, for $500,
three mile heats, entrance $50. From the number
ofhorses iR training good sport may be expected.
ISIIAM PUCKETT,
sept 11-w3t Proprietor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

DIED at New York, on Sunday morning last, The
Rev. MATTHIAS BRUEN, Pastor of the BIeecker
street PRESBYTERIAN church, after one weeks illness
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

A bunch Of grapes has been gathered in Charles
Ton, s. G. this season, that weighed three pound
and II quarter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
JI.DnIesaie 3arirea Current.

tent5er 10, 1929.
lSonp lib say
Specs, ginger, III. 9
pnnento, Jam. Is a %
nntmegs, 6sAaI
mace, ) 81 al
pepper, l4A ais
inr, Dbl. / 75a2
.1l,u,Pe"ti''e, spt. gal. DO n 10
iutfoto, good, ID. 7a8
Tea, imp. and gunp. fresh, IL.
l 10al25
young Tyson, so Il 85
u me, Madeira, (old) gal. 2 a 3
Sicily Madeira, i a i 10
Iennerlflc and Sherry, L al 10
Malaga, 45 a So
DOMESTIC GOODS.
weddings, brown, Sd, yd. I6a22
IL, l3al7
bleached, Al, I6 a -
do. Sd, 20 "A %
|Shiriings, 3D., yd. 8aIO
brown, 10, 10aI2
blcacfied, II a 15
fl'i'tfsand stripes, good quality,
- a Is
DenrmS, IL a IS
L'arys, y a %
Betlticss, Al, 2Oa 10
Checks, 3D., I0aIS
!Satfinetis, good, ~ Il so
com. do n SD
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 90 a -
FREiGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, III. I'd
Do Tobacco, hid. 3us
London, do. do. 80 IA 35s
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
stertlam& Antwerp, 35s a37s6d
Boston, Flour, S5c
coal, Zoe
N. York, Flour, Ga a so
coal, bushcl, &c
wheat, 7c
Baltimore, coal, Sc
PRICE OF STOCKS.
I nited Sraies' Bank, SIz2
Farmers Bank. 81
Bank of Va. o.
Manchester s. Petersburg
Turnpike, 81 90
BANK NOTES.
u. States and Branches, par
Ew-HAMPsHIRE.
New-Hampshire Banks, % dis.
VERMONT.
Burlington, 3
mAssAcHrsErrs
Bosron Banks, par
Country Banks, ,
RHonE-isLNNn
'Rhode-Island Eaihs, .
coNSECTICrT.
CONNECTICUT Banks, .
NETWORK.
New-foEk City Banks, par
Country Banks )
NEw-JFasEv.
Sew-Jersey Banks, 9
PENNSYLVANIA.
philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, =
DELAw ARE
Delaware Banks, 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore gapfe, par
County Ranks, Ia 2
DisTFICI OF COLUMBIA.
tOvc! IS, Lar; under S., 9
HoaTH.CARoiiNA.
state Bank & Branches 3
Cape Fear, 9
iNewbeIn, 9
soUrH-CAROLiNA.
State Banks, Ia
j, GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 3
Branches, 3
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, ? al
'Doubioons, SIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Cotton, United States goes off at tho following
rates, in bond-U pIands sgd ed; Alabama and Mo.
bile, 81 Std; New Orleans, sid I'D. A public
sale of East India Cotton took place this week, COM
nrised of iO5OO bales, of which only 1850 bales
were sold the rest bought in, Bengal obtained sd
go; Stuart, 3D. 3-9d. The Corn Market is still
leavv-purchaseIs are cautious. and prices declining
The weather has been warm for some time, which
irnnyoves the wheat and if we are free from n rain
during the harvest, we may expect abundant crop.
The present price Of American -four, duty paid, is
34s 28s Tie aggregate average TOR tho last six
weeks is 67s8 per Or. which ma kcs the duty now lVsd
per ar wheat and 80 pcr hill flour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
BOARBYNm.

!N RS. GEO. ?. RICHARDSON will he pre
W. pared by the s5th ofthe present n,on,h, (Sep
tcmher) to furnish with gcntee boarjing, few
Members OF the Convention, the Legislature or 9th
ers, at the residence of her husband over Wallis Me
dlcai Store on Ii street, near the Capitol Square
sept List
vKsIiE Sale of MIR. Philip ". Claiborne S
- cetate, heretofore advertised by me as Trustee,
to be made on this day, viii not take place, Mr..
Claiborne having some lime since, (when the aaver-
tlsrn"nt was disconuuef paid the amount due, and
tins notification is now inserted at his request.
sept Hit lOHN,s2 CLOPTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

The New York Morning Herald concludes from Official doc
unents that he consumption of New England doe
no, fall short of two hundred thousand bales"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
rRUST SALE

sI virtue Of deed oftrust, executed to the sub
~ scrber by William Jinkins, of the county of
Hanover, bearing date the 27th day of June. 1927.
and duly recorded in the Office of the county aforsaid
Tor certain sum therein expressed, we, on enc OF U.S.
shall proceed 10 sell, Thursday, the LIST day OF,
October next, at 10 o'clock, TO the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises whereon the said William
linkins now resides, all the property which said
deed authorizes to do, much of as will sat
sty the claim therein specified namely two tracts of
land, one containing forty-tw o acres whercon the
SAID William Jmlsins resides, i'll Hanover
county lying on Totoposornoy creek. adjoining the
lands OF Nathaniel G. Lipscomb, Benjamin West
and others. The other contains twenty five acres
adjoining the lands of Isam Allen, VIM Bowe and
others, and being part of the land of Absoam jim.
kHs.
Also four slaves, namely Sue aud her three chill
dren Betty Mary aud Judy, and all their IN
crease; ali the household and kitchen Furniture now
in use by the said WIN Jnkins, also one horse and
cart, one COW and calf, hogs, sheep, &c. and
all the increase of the stock, specified in said decd
OF! trust.
we as Trustees will only give snch title is vcs
led III us, hut We believe it to no indispuisblc
' THom AS t Mi1Rn Trustees.
~ The above sale will take place by my request
- sept Il W II C w. JINKINS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

'ENtoSf S-AlF.-Ry virtue ol u deed trust executed
ny James Underwood IL the subscribers, the day of
SEPTEMBER 1928 and duly recorded the clerks office of Han
over county tor purposes therein mentioned proceed
20 sen, al pubic auction for ready money, the highest bidder
one rae, OF Land in said county lying Aliens Creek and
hong w Noodson and others; also the following Slaves
viz l'avy, Washington James, isaac. Annis,ead ioly and
Lefty or much of the above property as will he
sufficient To satisfy said deed and other ATTENDING The
same The title 10 the above property is hece ids,aic
bat the subscribers, acting trustees convey only such
sen as ysS'" a. them J0 0tty r rRi Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
COMMERCIAL RRtor0.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEANS ADvIcEs.
From London, Aug. |.
arr Flour and Wheat are brisk our quotations
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

The Editors Of the Journal Of Commerce have been
favored with the following letter, dated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
Besides sini

The drawing vii! be received on SATURDAY.
sept -: ". FEARmAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Nos drawn in The Union Canat Lottery, No. 10.
6, SO, Sd, 46, ~, ~, SO, 80, /.
Several handsome prizes obtained at my Office
The holders are requested to call and receive the
CRY LOTTERY, which draws TODAY
frickafs only
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

NERS. HIGGiNBOTHAM begs leave to
~ inform her friends and the public that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging to NIr.
Moncure, recently occupied by Mrs. l!eh, and adj
joining the house recently occupied by MIS-. Page as
boarding house.
The house affords comfortable accommodations Cor
ladies' and gentlemen. Members of the Convention
and Of the Legislature will find the situation agrcea
bic and convenient to the Capitol Also fa7 lilies
visiting Richmond. aug 28-w}t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

~ The above sale will take place by my request
sept IL ~ C. w JINKINS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06
From the Gazette de France.l

Puri,. June I've have said that Admiral
Hcyden had by an.oficial declaration, confirm
ed the extension given 10 the blockade OF The
DardanelIes bysadnii al Rincord: the Cults OF
Faros. Enos, Lagos, Casala, and Contesa, had
been prohibited to the merchants.
This resolution has excited CONSERVATION IN
the merchants Of all Europe, and gave reason
to fear collision between Russia and England.
We have letter from Viepna which says
" The Austrian Government has received the
news that the Emperor Nicholas has declared
that j, was his mention that his heet should
conilne itself 10 the blockade Of the Darozn :
nelles. The couriers wao are the bearers OF THIS
new VS. left Warsaw on the Sd June
Marquis Mayson embarked on board The d.
do on The 3oth May, intending to sail immedl>
aleIy TO Malta, where he vii! complete his quar-
antine 1t is reported at Nava,ino that he Ut.
layed his departure only 10 know the resui, oil
the meeting of the Greek Deputies. Col,
Fabvier has also embarked OF board the DIDO,
from which j, might be inferred that he viii
re turn to France with he commander in' chlet.
They write from Toalon, under cate OF The
ll,h June:-"The report was curren, at Maya
rino, when abe MARIA Therese sailed, that the
div ision under the orders Of General So hneider
was 10 march 10 Athens, IN order To- procure
,ae surrender Of that place. IL would be diff
cul, 10 reconcile this news, with the decision
rakpn by France, not 10 quit the Morea unless
il were intended TO extend the benefits al our
invention. Lepano. and the Castle OF that
name have been in The hands Of the Greeks since
the Is, Of May; bul the siege OF Missolopghl
still continues"
il is said that letters have been received from
Baden, which inspire The most lively apprc-
tensions respecting the health Of Marshall
Macdonald,
The Frga,e the Maria Theresa arrived a,
Toulon on the 9th ms. and sailed from Nasa-
rino on the 3lst ul,. Sac met near Messinathe
French ship Breslaw, and the English ship The
Revenge, having on board The French and En-
glish Ambassadors. General Guillemino, Was
expected at Ma, arino, 10 which place he would
repair before he set our for Constsntinop!e.
The Fieur de Lis frigate has conveyed 10
Napoli iii Rom nia 80 non-commissioned OH
GERS, selected from he regimen which are in
the Morea. These officers 10 be employed
IA instructors in the Greek Infantry.
Paris, Junel The Emperor Of Brazil has
nominated Council Of RI geacy for. his daugh
.er ill the time of her majority. This Coun-
Gil i, composed OF the Marquis Pelmella, the
Marquis de Vrlenrs, and NJ. Guareriro, Ancient
Minister Of Justice under the Cores. The Queen
Of Portugal, Donna Maria de Gloria proceeds
Immediately to terceirs, with her Council.
where she will iemain Till such time rs circum-
stances enable her TO enter her kingdom.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

This is the very age of invention. ne =
Y. Commercial informs that Mr.. WINK, ', i,
Brooklyn, has invented or rather con'il,'I,,
combination Of caIoric properties when !
calls concentrated fuel, designed for the U. T.,
steam vessels. A New York engineer, Nv
trial, ceriifies that it diminisbes labor in as.'
degree, burns as well as pine, and oeeupF'J
bout one-,hird of the space required Tor Wv,
If these things be as represented, aud II ,1 !. n:
pence Of furnishing the concentrated iueIn ~, |,
out of proportion, the discovery i' eer'T''
valuable one,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06

AMERroAs SYSTEM IN VIRGISIA-Aludr,
TO some remarks made by US few day, sts
on the progress Of opinion in Virginia, favon.
ole 10 Domestic Manufactures, the RrelmR
Wing says
The idea certainly prevails and is encouraged BY
signing men. that there 10 repuIsion between NUA
ern and Virginia interests, and that what makes a
interest Of the first, for that reason Alone makes a
the interest Of the last The anti nortiern prejsdn
of Virginia have, by certain class Of Influential psl
ticians, ever been carefully fomented, and Whenever
political stroke 10 to be struck, the prejudees
South against The North are drawn up IS fund eve
available, and well nigh inc haustibie. We have eve
thrown in our little mite, to combat this unseemy'h
disastrous jealousy among brethren Of the same kra
family. tits slowly wearing out. Much Of the opp
stion to the Ta:iF has undoubtedly proceeded fn
the idea that il was northern measure, intended
clusively to benefit northern interests at the espe
Of southern. The farmers Of Virginia, swept ,spF
this prejudice for long time shut their ears and nc
dened their hearts against all reasoning. They sogE
not 30 much as agree TO inquire. But light is bf.h
ing in. Much Of this prejudice has vanished. lnlSa
we're As bigoted against the Tariff Governor Gs
himself, and at that day we knew but one man v
city, who was its advocate. Gov. Giles, with thai
taIity which follows all his vriting. has advanced
cause he attacked. Strange this may seem ,oN
Boston Courier, we really believe it to have been
efficient cause in stimulating inquiry, and dsspn1
prejudice. Such is the estimation in which The y
Mons of that once distinguished man are now hthI
great part of Virginia. that his counienance te.
edly prejudicial to any measure he supports. But e
other causes at work, beside the unfortunate 'FY
stion Of Gov. Giles. Inquiry is busy. and many y:
have speculatively sat down to form an oPi"OH =
themselves, have ended their investigations IN COW
ton Of the utility of the Tariff. The great dhea.!
yhirh surnCbh'
riff all over the state, and the number is daily nci.f
ing When the farmers once perceive that the iIs
is particularly for their benefit, by creating SEA.
home market, and not as they are taught to oen',.
for the exclusive benefit of northern capitalists, T.. :.
naming prejudice will give way. Mankind vii 0S-
their interests, in spite Of all the Governors aeO
the Golden Caskets that were opened to DC ,
to contain nothing but words and fummery.-t.~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-06


witty, ZEAL and military qualifications of the .Chef de
Dataon,' Colonel Fitzhcnry, since it has been under
his command have only praises to besto~ upon the
good conduct, skill ard 6rmness of that excellent of.
6cer; and regari him in every particular qualified
to serve his Majesty the Emperor in higher grade
(Sgned) "TaoNIEREs"
Col. Fi'zheury received from every general
under whom he served similar testimonies, and
it was not very unreasonable upon his part to
expect that another officer should NOT be placed
over his head, and reap all the fruits ot his mil.
itary services. Clarke. the Duke &c FeIter, had
a cousin "a Mr.. O'Mesra) who had never been
engaged in active warfare, but whom his rela.
lives was determined TO promote. According.
ly the Irish Marshall decided on removing an
Irishman, 10 make room for his own relative
O'Mesra, even upon his owne onfes sior, was no,
in any way qualified to command the regiment.
and much less in,i'lrd to supersede an old of.
6cer in the station TO which years of service
had given him claim. He addressed le,-
ter to Colonel Fishenry from France appri-
zing him OF his appointment, and stating that
II was with dlffiully he was induced to accep,
it; that he was aware that his health required
a sedentary life, but thai his cousin the Duke de
Feltre had insisted on his taking the command,
in order to give him right 10 the cross Of no.
NOT. O'Mesra joined the corps, and was so ie-
norsus If his profession, that on being called
on by the General At review to uaneuvre his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01
Notice this particularly.

FuytiE executors ottae al iii aud iesia
= mroi ofGeorge HAirstou. sen. dc. WI
sell privately. large uacs of VOID Land, be
loasiag TO his estate, lsiog IN ias conniy . Hen
"a, ~ both sidrs of the mann country road, lead
h !, rom North 10 sonth. aud adjoining tho
laa.i. af oseph Pailes. stephea stone. James
D,e.. aud others. The whair Tract Is beaaiiial'
" set suh tue pine an other ti,neefs has
number ct snail streams OF water. on OF which
Is sufficiently large iodrNea machinery, as a
sss mil, Ac Inc and, absil acily considered,
Is nai valuable. IN is sHnat'on beng IN an ez-
,-cllent nrlp hh,i hood Tor Sue. Tavern, Ian.
ward. Ifan S'unh. saw sill, ~. renders II IN
ieresing Il ihase wishing TO engage - any OF
a n Of those brancaes Of business e1.hhmed. II
pia be c,f IN lots uf two three or our hundred
acres caeh ,or Of any convenient sze to SUI pur.
chaseis.
Ain ane othertract Of about seven hondred
nc ). On the I.yaehburg rond, neaf Col. Joseph
Marf,n. Any person DESTROYS In vrst a small
,.,pital ~ permanent esistc, Is requested 10
p,aAs II known to the subscriber lsiag al Hen.
~ e5nfi. house, without delay.
TARbE1oE KING.
Dee -. wis3o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01
V1IRGlNA-Aa saper.or coarl Of Chaoe

%TIR6lNA-Aia SnpeIior ConTi Of Chance
" ~. holden al he town Of LynehbuTg, on
The ls,h day Of Oct 1927
r. tot v. Robe,ts and Betsy his wife, Good
rich 1hurmoud aud Poly bis wife. fleasaaf n.
Dasson aud IIrnry Bib, sdn,fs. Of Matthew !.
Roberis. dec. Nancy Roberts aud Ihos. Johnson
and sal HI. wife, pits.
against
Nesa Dawson aud benjamin DawsDn, IN their
ava r,gh aud - admin iraiors OF John 5. Daw-
son dec aud Pleasant Das son, defs.
The .ean.e came on thh day 10 be heard on
the bulls. anssers aud exhibits. aud "as argued
by counsel On consideration whereof, the
court dh.a order thai the defendants. Nelson
Dawson aud Benjamin Dawson, do render an ac-
count OF the administration 90 the estate Of their
interstate before one of the Commits oners of the
CONT sto Is objected 10 examine, siaie, aud set
,ic the .anle. and make report thereof 20 the
court with any matters specially stated thought
pertinent BY himself. or required 10y tae parties
20 DC so slnied.
A copy--Tesle, J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Lynehbuig, Oci 7, 1923.
The parties IN this cause, viii take notice TINT
have appointed FRIDAY the 30Ih day VI Ianna-
~ nexi, 10 carry the foregoing order III court in
to efeer. ri which time they are required to al
tend Al my Office In this town, with their nc
counts, vouchers, and also a copy of court pa.
peIs prepared Tor eSanin ton and settlement
CHAS.P.JouNsToN,C
Dec. IL. w1n35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

hS Y virtue Ola deed OF trust, executed to
n D hc snbserlbcs by 1ho5. lycrs, bearing
aa'r the Isl day ol Feb le27, recorded in the
Jerks Office of Amherst county court, or our
poses therein mentioned, shall proceed on
s7turday tie 9th Jan nez'. on the lreni-e,
10 sell, to the highest b,ddar, for cash the re-
adne OF trast OF land, lytns IL the county IT
Amherst, adjoining the land.pf Fh oeas Pierce,
7aml D Christian aud o,arr..-.ls the sale
Will take place 1pon the premises, deem an,
particular description unnecessary. Acting
as trustees shall convey snrh title only A, is
vested in uIr. WM. BIZ PNE. Trustee.
Dee. % Ina
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

, Ng7IRGlKlA-A, a Superior Ceurt Of Chan
u ceiy, holden At the town ot Lynehbufg,
! On the In day of Oct 1923. WIN. a,cDon'
aid and jamL. MeDouaid, merchants and part
ners under The style aud firm oil Wa. McDo.
nsj and son PHs,
against
Hugh Brent and Susan II. his wife, late sa-
san f. Lewls, IoTprfly administrative viii
In. will annexed uf Charles Lewis, dee. saul
gfan,fort, a1mlGistrainr DE bonis non wItn
the will annexed Of the said Chas. Lewis, dec.
Wm l. Lewis & Mary Brown. admir- OF CHas.
uoyle. dee. teHs
The defendants, hugh Bren, and Su-
san H. his wife, Rhs are out 1i THIS cnun-
Try, aud against whom The plaintiffs appear
10 have proceeded IN tie mode prescTi-
bed BY law against absent defendants, still fail
ing 10 appear aud answer, on the motion Of
The plaintiff, by counsel, the court doth take his
bill for Confessed as 10 those defendants,
and the cause coming on 10 be heard OH the
bill and exhibittse the subpoena awarded there.
in on the 3lst day July 1927 which appears to
have been duly served On The Other deiend-
ants. was argued by counsel Tor The plaintiffs.
On consideration whereof, the court doth OF.
der that one oil its commissioners do lake an
account OF The administration of tue estate OF
Chas. Lewis, dec and make report thereof to the
court, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself OF required by the parties
10 BE SO stated.
a cnpy-Teste J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Dec. ,, 1873.
The parties in this cause, will take notice
that have appointed Saturday the llih day
of April nezt, To commence the accounts
directed by tie foregoing order o! court.
on which day, AT Glnt o'clock in the
morning, they are required to attend aimy
office, in this town, VITA their accounts,
vouchers, aud copy OF court papers, prepar-
ed Tor examination and settlement.
JAS. BENAGH, e.
Dec. %, N4Nag