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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
From the Key West Regis,erI

p9Sl I3' S9uadro-n reply the question TO the Reg.
!,er Extra OF Feb 3D. ''Nhefe vessels dcnonuatea
e west india Squaton would observe that the ext,rna
OF yellow fever last fall board of the vessels of
at oquadIon induced the Government TO detain them al
700 hazardous TO again reft them The revolutions of Mexico
ahd he unsettled state OF affairs resulting thereo have also
necessary that part Of this squadron should be
npoyed Tor ue protection of citizens in
uat quarter or this purpose have vessel off Vera Cruz
a aotner oil lampico schooner belonging to the SutaI
ron mas ao oy orders of the General been sent to
tue coast OF Afrca thus leaving the E.c only vessel AT the
al present, of the Commodore % the station; which
vesse lately arrived at Pensacola, and only allowed 10
man long enough in take board her water and prov
ios before she was ordered for American protection IN ib
and now engaged give convoy to our vessels
ms vessei was during last year, cruising months ont of H.
~, oe vessels OF the Squadron less actively
ms as well as the suppression piracy for long time in
ms ne$hborloo shows iere vessels of war demmna
' g VIC est iiiua o4adroi." An OFPICER ERlE
oce the above was written the Shark has arrived a, Pen,
sac1a from the east of Africa, the Iampus from Tampico and
te ano'th from Vera Cruz In few davs the sn,arn
gi be joined by the Natchez which sailed nom This port IL,
saturday ino1nins.-JN. y. jour. Of Cegs. " N~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

eadns 10 the Bridge and from Bsnoons Brick B,dny
ofPosie ue city HOTEL to Green-stree not hosc t,, AZ.
ieinemoer, has escaped the conHagration. ''
o"uS ao turnure, carried Broad-s,reet es,od
as they had been in the and houses No,
uhat III hundred escaped of value of the articles
zin. dwellings S' w '"'e' '''p ''ch DID
Hhie we are writing the aging element is PROGRESSING
ara ho'inS but want Of materials consume ~, ms
" terminate lis progress IL is alea6y 4, the lower end
ue os ana single house has escaped from, the BRIDGE
@ io blho"s house and from Green-stect To tie rr.r
amidst the smoke '' " '' "'A''e " o'So"'eFit
II is Impossible To give particulars amid, 81 .,nz:.
WHEN Is every where Eeisns. Many buildings are insured
1lu many we Know are Our eg;bours like ourselves
os eyey 'hi alter they had them into Broad et
@ wat may be considered equal third of the civ mas
et aestfoyei and that par, and IN the Immediate
OF the market, embraced the active retailing nor.
uois OF the grocery business $500 -
The Bridge has been saved with p,ca, ,isic,.,. A. -.
a tae lower end of the city veit seems 10 he
'esiusu 10 atte, which be
part Is yei inextiuguished " 'Ae !" ui"'
ONCE wing the above, the wind which is still, hoh b,s s
~ o Ie s'tHe that we able more Clistcy tLe
c oi uie cary coiisation nfrceve standing
ION teGuiay OF their staanous Dr. Anlonys and Mr. Jca
:, 80 houses, ON the ofpUSite Center street
neov on Broad street, Mrs Barrerts and Gen N,o,,o,,
saved. ~ ~ ''' 'd''i'' nave Deeh
NC are informed Gen Hollis house on the river bao is
aooe ni are IN ashes, for fifty yards above the Bridge
we cannot OF 80
come iiV tenemen are burnt street and more Than
That number OH the other streets. y ~
II the WIND changes the remaining portion of The CITY will lie
In great danger. - ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

10 The CoHsrITUTIoNAb WIG is pOblsbed twice =
week, (Tuesdays and Fridays) at FIVE dollars per an
mum, payable in advance.
" For advertising5 cents square Cor less) for III
first insertions and so for each continuance TIE
number OF insertions must be noted the MS otherwise
" Aieters IN the Editors be post paid or they
will receive attention. '
W Notes OF chartered specie paying Banks IF any o.
the States will be received in yren for sbsr,,,;, 80
the wing though Virginia Z. States Bank Notes would
DC preferred; and remiarces can be- made through the
Post Ofhce at the risk " the Editors
" Previous to disconiinuance or he paper. ali
rearaSes must be paid AID those who NAV wish 3,
discontinue, will notify the Editors to that effect 4,
thirty days Fe''e 'hc raTio5 .s;i,ss gr gar ry .s.
scg;ScI-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

At large and respectable meeting ofthe freehold
ers and non freeholdeTs Of Rockbridge county held
at the court house thereof Saturday the 21st day
of March, 1922 pursuant to adjournment, and to no.
tce given in the Lexington Intelligencer, for the
purpose of nominating suitable person TO represent
this county in conventions The object Of the meet
ing having been briefly explained by G.. P. Dorman,
Esq; John Ruff, Esq. was called to the chair, and
A dolpbus 6. Weir appointed secretary.
Samuel MD. Moore, ESQ then aGdre .sc1 tic meet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

" a writer in the Political Arena rdicules the
nomination of Or. Robert Murphy of Westmoreland
made by the Convention at Wcstmoreland Court
house, and suggests the name of Col. Ro. W. Car
TER of Richmond county, as substitute for that OF
DR.. Murphy. We have not the honor of knowing
DIR. Murphy, but we know Col. Carter WELL and
from our observation of the manner in which he has
discharged the duty of Representative OF the pco-
ple we affirm that is worthy of the I'M
plicft confdcnce Of that people.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
Ebe Constitutional gWbtg.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1923.

Tsp Bank ia,o in .Neo York.-The bill upon For
MANS plan, has passed both branches of the Lcgisla-
tufe of New York, and become law. It's provisions
are singular, and experimental. All the banks in the
State brought under the same regulations which
briefly, are in their novel featprcsthat az tire State
banks are made responsible for the solvcncy of coc
So that if any fail the creditors OF that particular
Institution, are to be reimbursed from joint fund
FURNISHED by the rest. board Of three commission
ers is appointed who required at stated periods
and at all other times the rcquisitioa of any three
OF the Banks, to examine with the utmost detail into
all the affairs of each ipstuton-n the words of the
faw-thoroughly to inspect the affairs Of the Banks
20 examine all the books, papers, notes, bonds and
other evidences of dcb-to ascertain the quantity of
specie, and their ability to meet engagements SC.
Mr.. Van Buren, We believe recommended For
mans plan. How it viii succeed, time must
shew, but it viii have the good effect we think
of reducing the number of Banks for we observe
that eight Banks in the City have already sirnfed
their determination not to take renewal OF their
charters underline conditions ofthenew law Sonuch
the better. One motive of the law, was probably to
get rid of some Of them; and if all we're swept off
together, it would be better still for the community
The enormties recently exhibited in ~ Carolina the
fruits of these perncous and arstocratc institutions
and the universal persuasion which now prevails that
they have done, doing, and will still do, ncacula-
Bile mischief, are leading to very decisive indications
Of popular disGvor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
3l3,l3o within tbs United States.

Augusta, Nh. March a.
Mr.. Cock, the OIL and very respectable COLLECTIVE
of Wiscaseet, who his been removed BIZ Gen. jack
son to make Room @r foreigner, had his conn y.
sion from G&orge W ashington AID is said to !Ifra
been the only Collector remaining IN ONCE Of Nasl.-
ingtons appointment. Deacon Cool; 10 i very wot-
thy ilsn, and has always been faithful oifcer
aught that we hear 70 The c-ltrasy. Hut NJ Nj
Crate huzzae1 FOX Gen. JsssseR, and IL Gc.l.
did not Jou1maL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
To d Citizen of Nelson.

H,he Editsrs of the WING regret that they pus GA
citizen Of Nelson" to the trouble of disclosing his
Iame for upon better reflection they do not feel JUS
TIRED in publishing his entire address to Mesgrs. r.
Rives, SEN, and YIN. c. Rives, even with the pre-
caution Of possessing themselves Of the authors name
But, as they have every disposition give TIE liberty
OF the Press the utmost latitude compatible with
regard to private feelings they will briefly state the
Substance of his address, that the gentlemen referred
To, may meet the charges if they choose to do So
Citizen charges MrsWm. C. Rives with having
been IN favor of convention in 816-then with be-
coming its enemy aud bitterly opposing throughout
the late capvass-and finally, OF changing again in
its favor, since its ratification by majority of the
People, indicated in bis late letter to friend in
Alhemarle.
Mr.. 3. Rives sen'r. he a!ledgcs would not vote
last spring at the polls for convention. whence he
ihfers that he not original friend of the mca-
sure, as he has been represented.
A Citizen of Nelson addresses the following inter
rogatories to these gentlemen.
Are you now friend of convention, and TO what
extent and what reformation are you for'
Areyou friendly to the extension Of suffrage, and
Il SO, to what extent?
Are you for equal representation based upon white
population?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

The Legislature Of New York imposed fine of $1,000
upon those holding Masquerade In Theatres, public
Pacrs-an excellent law, Which hope wl nip his abomna
bic amusement in the bud The Senate that State have re-
Gied the bill Changing the mode of eect Electors of Prs
DEBT aud Vice President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
.llan5er 81 bonls qfd nr,elrt Of 49, zee Ernur1. ,

slIbcr Of 6onis and amount Of produce Gyovr6f 5r
HSrOugh tie EoiCer Locks
APRIL 8---lO4 bids tobacco, 6 kegs manufactured
tobacco, 232 bbls -four, 20 cords wood, kcgs lard
ton OF sand, 800 lbs miscellaneous articles 1875 kcs
PoIGF 9OO hoop poles, 81 boats, Is coal boats 39dG
bushels coal.
Arm 9.-69ihhds tobacco, 368 bhls -four, Dbl oil
900 keg poles, 500 lbs miscellaneous articles 2OOo
feet plank, 6 cords wood 20 boats, IL coal boats.
3740 bushels coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

p' Twenty one freeholdcrs of louisa, in an sd-
Dress to the people Of that Convention District rep
rebate the principle Of caucussng object to part of
the nomination made at Orange Courthouse, and
propose to substitute Messrs. Stanard and Watson,
by Horatio @. Winston, Esq of Louisa and Gen
Lawrence #. Dade OF Orange
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
F.Du tie FyedertcksL1u..r II -saa.

F5n1l ne F!edcTiC.SJfI1c .I@s1d.
With becoming 0f editorial dignity and cl tie
respect due readers without the slightest design
quizzng eln we state ron the best a. oy tha, last wc
there was bua i'll the ty Of King Cenrge, child, To
Tie tune d its birth, ha fire yeR erotps teeth. This
uncommon sntnely ugsl edeni.s,
ce y Is mater OF hioca aud p0iica reco- iha; hchg
lie I;ird ofEuslaDd, though, 10 use his ,IaS,
Cheated of feature by descending ~, -
p I., ,n an5nis-ad, seat - pSoe
And tbat so lameiY and unfashionaigv,
mat dogs bark a, him. ne hais by item
VIZ heles in MnpeBse Tor these deests
az ms b. with the usua' ppy of mascatory insLfntng,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
,1su.ae

TIE, ttGaies at miscfiG again.-Te supreme court
OF Poahsylyonla hasgtely decided on curious qu..
Won. We cc:n from the u. S. Gazette that Chief
yJti"' Glbsnn, on Saturday last, in the case of tn
~ardens Of said church. decided against the forne,;
three OF The judges concuTring. That tn;
case may DC properly understood it viii be
T. state that the fmales, acting up to the hftcr ~
had right 20 vote at the election for ycsryrnen I-r
At last Faster election their votes were refused and
suit was 5rcrght against the yeftryn,en, wardeps,
&C ior breach OF the charter The charter reads
thuS;-any person paying pew rent, shall be entIieg.
to vote, Scc.
TIE Chief Justice gave it as his opinion that tnar
portion Of the charter violation of the consf;
tuition OF the United States.-rJE. 7. Courier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

u s. Bank Stock at Nep York, 1pri19 Iz2; 1921.
Exchange on LQD95n 108 toG3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06
VOL. VII.-.NO. Oh.

the early yellow wheat known TO you or cuhi,
waited IN any part of Msryla Acoiden, put
me in possession of few bushels ,he .preeed;oe
season, from which obtained a great pfoducy
and new have 100 acres Of II. Safety from
Nv . ,ssdred by 1t. for II is seeded late and Is
Too hard for their Use when the 1y appears 10
the spring. The growth Is good, sbhndanily
solior harvesting, aud none grow wheat for the
straw. few weeks viii bring II 10 my ihresh.
ing machine. when .hnlI be able to determine
ITS value In relation to all other whests, but L
now think that shall seed 900 bushels os il In
tas coming season. Should any of your obi
g'ne eorresponae~.s koo" any, thing OF ihi.
k'n OF wheat they would obligefsne aud others
" giving, 'hroueh your paper, such informa
iion ~ they have ofn.
yopr friend. fAiRFty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06
NEW ARRlVAi.S.

ME subscriber has Just received an add
Il tional supply OF Staple and Fame, Good,
IRON the North, which makes his stock yery
complete, and whigh he Is determined 10 sell
very low tor cash kAmong other Goods Just re.
ce'ved. are the following, viz
Fancy London plaid Prints
bengal stripes and other fancy Calroes
FINK and blue striped I1oren,ine, for panta.
looms
French Drilling do do
Black prunellar, superior article for Gentle
mems coats
Vlgonia Cashmere do do do
super blk Bombagetie for do do ao
'aeone', Cambric, Book, and other Bluslins, We.
ry cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
few doz handsome gauze Hdkfa
10 do Ladies Horseskin Gloves, lishtes&
oe pieces Irish Linen
-, DO Very best Company Flag HdkG.
thread aud Cotton Floss
brazilian tuck and side Combs
lew bales 4 brown Domesiics, az ,sual p.,,,
loo "' wy
~ Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in n few days. lot of sup. N
ofIeans Sugars. Moiasses. u Java Lugar
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
f.S. The atteation of those who want good
aud cheap cloths, is invited 10 view the subt
scr'bers-Among which, is one piece of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We
ry cheap atSl5-ASo, one end superb black,
extra tine aud well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. H. A.
am Offering my stock of Shoes. tptich IS &c.
neral al veIy small advance, with the inteu-
lion of declining Except 10 very limited Way
the Shoe business. Those who want will 6nd
II TO their interest to call on IA.
May 81. $50
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June g

VIRGINIA yz-At Rules holden in the clerks office OF
the county court of Bedford, Monday the list day
Of Jane, 1899.
VIM. M'Ghee, ptf against John mcGhee.David SAUL
deys Ar. aud John =. Brown, deHs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John McGhee, uot having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 inc scl
asebIv and the rules ofthis court and appearing by
Satisfactory evidence that he is pot an inhsbiian OF this
country oa tho motion of the plaiatf BY counsel,
tits ordered tina, the said def John Ghee DO appear
the bin Of the plaintiff; aud that copy Of this order
he forlhw III IN acme newspaper printed IN the
town Of " DchbMg for two months successfully, ano
osted M the front door of the courthouse OF this coan-
iy CD TWO several court days. ,,,,,,cr,,,nn
Aeopy,.Tss,s, S'A' "iNofiIL - "a ~
Junet "NR'"
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From the american Farmer.
WILD RICE.
Mr.. J. S. SxissER,
June 10Th, 1929


Mr.. J. s. SxiSsER,
Mr. Darby, the Gcographer, says " The mosi
valuable vegetable production Of Michigan,
and the north west territories is The wild Rice
(zinzia aquaiicn) itgrows abundHnily in ihf
marshes, ponds, lakes aud rivers Of these terri
tories, and exists upon the streams aud lakes, IL
greater or less quantity from Louisiana TO the
arctic I'll Gle.
This is certainly n most valuable grain and
richly d, serving the most particular attention
of the cilzens Uf the United States. One OF IL
chief ercellencies appears to be that u needs no
cultivation. And from what we learn oil the
wild rice thai grows on the shores OF Lake 81
peeior land which We take to be the Saine) u .
probnbly not inferior 10 that which ~ cutivn
ted in the southern States.
II is mos, earnestly recommended 10 The no
lice of the citizens Of the Atlantic States, resid
| ing 90 Tide water, aud on ponds and takes, u
bounding ia marsh.
II Ia daily becoming nh objsci Of greater in
:erest in domestic economy, and would be :
hsppy ex range for the wild oats and oihe
coarse grasses. which now form aim the on
| " production Of our marsh lands yielding no
| thing for the support Of man, and ahordmg bu
an indifferent hay for cattle.
A. grows spontane ously " from Louisiana
IN the arctic circle" IT must, of course embfac,
| Aft our Ia,iludes, and would probably succeed
In which case we should obtain withou, mn,
=, her trouble than the mere labor Of harvt siinj
!, a crop rivaIing, N quality and quantity
,bs, :. hich is now produced by labofious AM
,mhea,,hv cultivation in The southern States
I, ,yould 20 rim q source Of wealth TO Its owners
nne, il ans, inferior TO The indigo, cot
ION and sugar a the south. Iii certainly rich
" deserving an experiment. And II ean, NJ
doubt, be readily procured through the Intel
cs, of the war Office, by the serretarys draw
ing the attention Of on, Indian agents and mi
tary commanders, AZ our western poss 10 70
subject Indeed, il would seem tn be an OF
ieci Of such nstionaI importance as wen '
| merit the particular notice Of the fedora. 80
yernmeot. A SUBSCRIBER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06
MILLER g. ROBERTS

for sale large and general sssor-
,..n, Of GroceyieS, and various other az
.:.Iss-awoprst which are the following
De-, West India Brown and Ccmmon Sugar
Ioaf and New Orleans Sugars. sssoriedqusl'
tiles
c..an Coffee, Old Java Coffee
sn,nerial and Gunpowder Tea
Old French Brandy, pure, common L, Bran
dy
ola Jamaica and New England Rum
S;cily. Madeira and Malaga Wina
Tallow Candles. q .
Sperm Candles
Salt Pelre, Copperas
Indigo, Madder
Pepper, Ginger, Spice
Cotton Sheeting and Shri,as
Cotton Yarns, No. o to ID
Writing Paper and Letter Paper
Mems coarse and fine Shoes
Fur Hats, Cotton Cards No. 10
Blistered German, and Shear Steel
so sides Sole Leather
10 tons Iron. assorted
100 barrels Nails, assorted sizes
800 sacks Salt, Liverpool
10000 lbs. Bacon
100 barrels Rockbrdge Whiskey
so barrels Herrings.
All the above articles we will sell low Tor
sash or merchantabie produce
Cash given for Whiokey, Flour, Bacon, Hemp
and Iron.
May IS. wti82
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VIRGINIA To wit-At the Rules holden in the Clerks
Office OF the county Court of Bedford, Monday the
first day of June ls29. John G.. NOEL, plaintiff
gainst WIN. Korr and Joseph Clark, George Stanley
and VIM. Cook, executors Of lsham Clark, decd, de-
fendants. In Chanoery.
The defendant Wm. Kerr, not having entered his
enn.arance and given security accordngto the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabitant of
this country motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, IT
is ordereJ that the said defendant William Kerr, do
n.pear here OH the fourth Monday IN August next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted III some newspaper publish
ed in the Town of Lynchburg, for two mouths success
syey and posted the front door of the courthouse
of tins county, on two eeveral court days.
Acopy-Teste,
CIV, WLNGFIELD, D. c.
June "2moo
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POETRY.

PASSING AWAY-BY Mas. HEaAss.
az Passing away is written ON the world
aud all the world contains"
II Is vi iiien OH the rose,
In It's glors's full array;
Read wha, those buds Disclose
" Passing a.eay."
Its written on the skies
OF the soft blue summer day.
Its traced In sunsets dyes
Passing away"
IL is written on the trees
As ,heir young leaves gli,'ening.play;
And ON the brighter things than these
3" Passing away
II is written on the brow
Where the spirits ardent ray,
Lives. burns and ,riumphs now
Passing away"
II is written on the hsdri--
Alas that there decay
Should claim from love part!
Passing away"
Friends. friends oh shall VIC meet
Where the spoiler finds no prey,
Where lovely things and sweet
Pass not away :
Shall we know each others eyes,
With the thoughts that in them lay,
When they meet beneath the skies
Which pass away
oh If this mny be so,
Speed, speed, thou closing day
How bles,, from earth's vain show,
To pass away.
lady of great beauty, as far rs concerned
her face, bn, oil very clumsy limbs aud waist
gave rise to the following jeu d'espri,
Nature, was thy plastic hand,
While forming her so basted
That charms unequalcd in the land
Should be so badly ,oais,ed7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06

AT rules held In the Clerks office of the Hastings
Court of Lynchburg, on Monday the I'd day Of March
1929. Simon Woodbridge, pitt. against John Wool
ridge, Reuben Perry, John Schoolfeid aud Nathan u
Thurmon, merchants and partners under the firm Of
Scheduled and Thurmon.
The defendant John Woolride not having entered his
appearance and given security the act OF
sembly and the rules othis court and appearing by sn-
sfsctory evidence that he is not inhabitant of ths
country : ON motion of the Plaintiff by council
il is ordered that the said defendant do APP.
pear here at June Court next and answer the bill
of the plaintiff and that copy of This order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in the of
Iynchburg for months successfully, and posted al
the front door OF the courthouse In the sold town
Acopy--Teste, j. BENAGH. Ck'
March26 w2m64
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n T Court of Hastings, held for the cor
IA poration Of Lynchburg, at the Court
house, on the 9th day of May, 1929, Thomas
II. Roberts, who sues as well on his own be-
half, as administrator of George Walker 10
berts, decd. Pit against Robert l.. Parks and
Catherine his wife, David Rodes, Samuel Gar.
land and Maurice IL. Garland. Deffs.
The defendants Robert L. Parks and Cath
crime his wife, who are out Of this county, and
agsins, whom the plaintiffs appear 20 have
proceeded in the mode prescribed by law, a.
gainst absent defendants. still failing TO appear
and Hnswer.-On the motion of the plaintiff,
by counsel, the court doth take his bill for con-
fessed, as to these defendants and the cause
coming on 10 be heard on the bill. and answers
OF the other defendants, was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof the Court doth ad.
Judge, order and decree, that the plaintiff Tho
mas II. Roberts, do render an account of his
administration on the estate OF George w. Ro-
berts. dec d, before the commissioner of the
court, who is directed TO examine state and set.
tie the same, and make report thereof to the
couri, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself or required by the par
ties TO be 30 stated. 4 copy-Tesie,
JAMES BENAGH. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, 10th June, 1929.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Friday the twenty fourth
day of July next, to commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court, on
which day, at the hour Of pine O'clock in the
morning, they are required to attesd at my of
Ace, in this town, with their accounts, vouches
and copies of court papers, prepared for exam.
ination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, C
Junn % w4w