Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

VlhGINIAs at aSuperior Court of Ohaneery holden a.
,O th. former Capitol in the city of Willism,tus the
William b. Taylor trustee of Frances Chemjpsut PI,f
Tbon.. Coleman Leonard Henley and Edward ohsmin,u
Th, cause which The amended bill of the plaintiff hsh
been taken for Confessed to the defendants Tboma,
and Leonard Henley whom the decretal order for tia,
purpose appear. TO have been duly executed day
TO be heard on the original and amended h
the defendants Coleman and Henley the original bill and e1
and as to the other defendant who out Of th,
in the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
being Of opinion, moey Of the profit, Of the ,sye
secured by the exhibit filed in this with the bill and 10
which Frances entitled liable 10 pay The iusr
msnt in the bill mentoned doth sdudge, and decree
that the plaintiff VIM b. Taylor trustee Aforesaid render
the hires and profit. of the slaves his hands belonging TO
the trust fund.- which account the said areet
any natter, specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may bsrequifsd By the Pars, to be stated
Els. christian, &C.
SfIRGINIA; At Superior Court of Oh.peery holden al
the former Capitol in The city of Williamsburg, The 18th
Allen Mar,ion, admor with the will annexed of william n
fayior, who was trustee Of Frances Chsminau,, PM
Thorn" Coleman, Leonard Henley aud Edward Cheminsu
On motion OF the plaintiff By COUNSEL The court doth
that THIS suit be hereafter conducted The name
cause came on this ds to be hesrd on paper,
merry read, and was argued by COUNSEL On consideration
whereof the court doth ,dudge, order Decree that the
said Allen Mar,on sdmina,or aforesaid render before
one OF the commissioners Of this court the directed
ey me order OF the twentieth day of July, thousand
hundred and twenty seven which account the commis,os
directed to eEsmine state and settle The court
with matters specially stated ed psmin,pt hv b
SELF VI which may be required by the parties to be so
copy. TeHe,
ED. CHRISTIAN, &C
CoMNIssIoNER's OFrIcr.)
Williamsburg, May 4th, 1929.
nave appointed the Sd Monday in June 10
O'Clock a M, the parties inter ested eauired attend
this Office with their accounts and vouchers ready for esam
nation and settlement "
VIM. s. BANKS, Commissioner.
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UNIVERSITY or VA
I1NHE ner, session Of this Uuiyers,y will bern nm IN, 1o,b
ing ~ ~
The ezPenos reduced bys regulation Of The bo,rd o. viz,
tors, made in July ls't, ere IS follows "
For The session OF 10 is months, hoard n,f paips
PED and other room furniture, washing Il attend
rs sITee, 500 90
at cost, and rye per co-,io e,,imssJ =, On m
Mem o. an sn',fe Dormtory, (Si5 If oeeupiedb by
Use Of Library snJ public rooms. sc IN
Pfofesfor's fees fror $50 to rs, Sversse eo m
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o,.s sos Oh
Chiefly, for the purpose Of atops economy the Hoard of
visitors hsVt rfqsred the students uniform dress,
the coat vscost sud psnaloon, 10 consist ~ cloth Of ds,L
Esy mixture, and price not eyeesdiny sir dos 81
Further particulars will be found in the eusctmpnt The
aIs,' a. once ehssp snd becoming and furohed IN Char
otsvns on moderate terms, and secordnE 10 model The
attention 81 The parents guardsp, pst3euIsrIv
70 tbs poins the eusotmspts respecting il will be on
oIeed sn5 no opportunity Afforded 20 the student 10 wear
mole expensive dresses.
a. 8 BRocKENBRoUeB, Proctor.
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