Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-10

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VIRGINIA. AT superior court OF IhanceTy holden
", at the former Capitol in the city Of Uilismsbur g,the
l4th July, 1927: Israel Il Jno. 4. Peasants, pits. agains,
Jno' u, Blair, administrator with the will anne ed Of II a,h.
Bufweh, dec. James X: MARSHALL, and Claudia H. his vile.
Matthew w. Kemp, sheriff of Gloucester County, aud
comni''ee OF the estate Of :. Hall, SET. dec. Richard g.
Morris, adm with the will annexed OF Smith Hal! dec. who
was the admir- Of VIM Hall 'he elder dec. JOHN HILL admit
ct Frs. Hall dec. Henry T.. Nu,tal, administer nf Francis
Thornton dec. Benin ~. Cleuvcrius, exrc'ur of Joscrh
Cleuverius dec. Thomas Whiting, executor Of Skaife Whi-
'nS dec '"". = siubhs jr. admir- Of John 5. Stubby sen.
who was atm'r ut Francis =. Stubbs, W,n r.. Hughes in
his own right ani as adm'r OF his late wife Jane. aud
Robert T., Randolph =, Albeit q. aud Edward A. Stubbs,
ana h'iwa'd Garrett and sarah his wife, dts.
The death of the pit Israel Piaasan,s is urces,ed; and
the cause came ON this day tn be heard on the bill, answers
OF tue defendant john II. Blair aSn'r, with the W III an.
nrxed Of Na,hl Burwell dec. Edward A.. Stubbs. Ran.
dolph 5. Stubbs, Robt. 4. and Albert G.. Stuhhs, Edward
Garrett VIM u Hughes, James X Mar. hall and Claudia
n. ms wife, Beujn ". Cleuvcrius, exec'nr of Jcsrph Cleu
verius dec. Matthew ". Kemp, sheriff and committee
oil the estate OF Hm Hal the elder dee. exhibits aud OK.
anina,ious of witnesses, aud as TO the defenda m, - hin
Hall. who is out of this country, a. agains, whom the plai,l
TIL apfcarsto have proceeded in the mode prescribed bv
law against absent defendants, and as TO the oihor de-
PENDANTS ON the decretal order taking the bill for con.
fesSed, whtcn appears to have been duly executed, and
Was argued by counsel; On consideration whereof the
court doth ~arJudge, order aud decree that the defendant
John H. Blair, admir- with the will annexed Of Nathaniel
Buiwell dee. render before Que Of the commissioners of
this court an account of his transactions on the estate of
the said Nathaniel Burwel, that the defendants ia mes X.
Marshall and Claudia II. his wife, who was Claudia H..
Burwell' a child OF Nath1 Burweil dee. render be fore the
same commissioned, an account of all the real estate
which either by descent or devise came 10 the said Clau.
dia, mediaicly or Immediately from her said father, where
MH same rs situated, the prescn, fec simple and annual va
luethereof, distinguishing what has come TO her by imme.
date descent or devise, aud what RENT tely. aud the value
al such portion of the real estate as may have been alien
eh, sold or made over; aud that he also take an account
Of the personal estate Of the said Naih1 Burwell, which
may have been received by the said Claudia, or her
huSband;- that the defendant, John ). STUDIOS, ir. adm
of Juo. ). Stubs, sen. render before the ssac commission.
~ an account of his iu,estates transactions on the estate
ot franeis y. Stubbs. rs also his own account Of admi-
nsttatlou OF the estate IF JOHN s, Stubbs sen that
the defendants Ewd Garrett and Sarah his wife, who
was Sarah S'ubbs, I'm b. Hughes, admir- of his late
wife Jane who was Jane Stubbs, Robt r. Stubbs, Randolph
s. S'ubbs, Albert @. Stubs and Ewd A. Stubs, do Sc
verahy render before the Eane commissioner, an account
ut all the real estate, whir'i either by descent or devise
came to them me!iately or immediately from the sand
Francis ;. S,ubbs, where the same Is situated, the pre
sent fee simple and annual value thereof, Distinguishing
Mat has come To them by immediate descent or devise,
ani what remotely, and the value of surh portions of
the real estate as may have been aliened, sold or made
over; aud that he also take an account of the personal
estate Of the said Ffs. s. STUDIOS, which may have been
received by the said Edw Garrett and Sarah his wife,
I'm ~. Hughes, admir- nj his late wife Jane. Ro. F. Stubbs,
Randolph S. Stubs, Albert C. Stubbs aud Ed 4 Stubbs,
which was of the estate of tho said Francis ). Stubhs
dec.:-thAt the same commissioner state an account Of the
plaintiffs demand, OIL account Of their Judgment obta lrcd
IN the county court Of Gloucester in the pIoceedsnrs men
toned against Jas. Baytop John Baytop aud Jno. Il. Uhi.
ting IN taking winch account the surviving plaintiff is TO
subrHit To be examined in solemn form before the said com.
missioner, touching any payments which may have been
made l" MIN on account of the SAID Judgment, which sa %
several accounts the commissioner Is directed 10 examine
state and settle, and TO the court report, With any mai
tiers specially stated, deemed pertiue0t by himself. O.,
wh,ch my be required by the parties to be so stated.
February |, 1925.
For reasons appearing 10 the court, the order entered in
this cause Gil the goth day of Jan. last, is set aside: and g.,
motion oil the plaintiff Israel Peasants, by counsel, and il
appearing by the affidavit of James Cabaniss the deru,y
clerk, who made the entry on the record, on the IIth dav
Of July 1927, the death Of the above named rIaiurH VA
suggested, instead Of John p. Peasants, the court dorh or.
der, and by Consent Of the defendants Robt T.. RandoIn,
~ Albert q. aud I'd y Stubs and Jas X. MARSHALL and
CLAUDIA H. his vile, By their counsel, that the record be So
a"en"',i, ISL" substitute the name Of Jno P. Peasants in
stead OF Israel Pleasauts (who is now the SURVIVING par,,cr
OF the late mercantile FIRM Of Israel & John Il, PleasautsN
and on the further motion of the surviving plaintG. and
1t appearing by the affidavit of Samuel Jackson, NJ. d
that the said plaintiff by reason Of disease, i, iucann.
BILE OF attending before the commissioner, aud submit TO
examination according to the provision Of the iule rJocuto.
~ decree entered ~ this cause, on the 18th day Of july.
1877, the court doth order that the commits who may
state the said account directed by the said decree. pto.
pound in writing such interrogatDries to the said Israel
P'eaSauts' as he or any of the defendants may Tenuire.
touching the claim ri tine plaintiffs, aud tina: the same
may ne answered by the said Israel Pleasauis, he heng
FIRST duly sworn before a notary public or JUSTICES Of ,be
peace duly qualified in Pennsylvania.
Copies. Teste. JAMES CABANISS. u. e..
Commissioner .9nderson's Offer, W~iLiamsbv,,g, 12H
March, 1929.
Ihave appointed the twenty-eighth day Of April next n
execute the foregoing orders Of court. On which dny nv
nine o'clock a. NJ. the parties are required to attend a.,
my Office. with their books. nane,a md ,.,,;.,a.,. iii. -
pies Of the court papers, and with this original order.
- ROBT. ANDERSON. com'r.
VIRGINIA.; Al a superior court OF cbanocry holden at
the Capitol IN the city of Richmond, on the 2Oth day
OF June 1920 Joshua SmithsoO, pit. against Edward
cunningham, sole acting executor Of Archibald Moore,
decd john I. Robertson and Maria M. Iis wife, late
Maria NJ. Moore, divisee If the said Archibald Moore.
decd. william Davidson, aud Nathaniel and James Dick,
surviving partners Of the late mercantile firm Of Dicks,
Moore IL Co.
This cause IN which the bill hath been taken for cnnle..