Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17


IN the city of Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of the CAPITOL said CITY,
ID Acopy. Teste, VIM. g. PENDLEToN. c. C.
N)IRG4NlA Az supe.ior coun of Chaucery holden
the former Capitol in the city WILLIAMSBURG the
18th July, 1927 Israel & Jno p. PIeasants, pits against
Jno r. Blair, administrator with the will annexed of H.
BurSe dec. lanes K. Marshall and Claudia II his WIFE,
Matthew p. Kemp, sheriff of Gloucester County, and
committee of the estate Of w Hall, dec. Richard G..
Norris admir- with he-v annexed OF NTH Hal. dec who
was the adnr of Wm Hall the elder dec. John Hall adm
of Frs. Hall dec Henry L. Nuirall adminisor of Francis
Thornton dec. Benin W. Cleuverius exec'or Joseph
Cleuveiius dec. Thomas Whiting executor of Skae Viii
ting dec. Jno. S. Stubs r admr Of John S. Subbs SEN
who admir- Of Francis & Stubs, Wm b. Hughes in
his own right and as adm'r of his late wife Jane, and
Robert F. Randolph 6, Albert G. and Edw ard A. Stubbs
aud Edward Garrett aud Sarah his wife, dts.
The death of the pit Israel Psasans suggested and
the this day to be heard the BILL answers
Of the defendant John II. Blair admir- with the will an.
nexrd Of Na,hi BurweH dec. Edward A. Stubbs, Ran
doph Subbs Robt. r. and Albert G. Stables Edward
Garrett VIM Hughes James X Mar>hail and Claudia
II. his vile, Benin W. Ceuverus execor of Joseph Cleu-
veus dec. Matthew ". Kemp, sheriff and committee
OF the of Wm Hall the elder dec exhibits aud ex-
amnaons of witnesses, and to the defendant John
Hail. who is out Of this country, a. against the p aim
tiff appearsto have proceeded in the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants and the other de-
endants the decrefai order taking the bill con-
fesscd, which appears have been duly executed and
argued by On consider atiou whereof tho
doth audge, order and decree that the defenlant
John f. Blair admir- with the will annexed Nathaniel
this of his transactions the estate
the said Natanel Buwell, that the defendants James
Marshall and Claudia H. his wife, who Claudia Fl.
Burwel, child Of Natb BurW ell dec render the
which either by descent devise the said Clau
dia, meiatey Immediately from her said father where
the same is situated, the present fee simple aud annual
lue thereof, distinguishing what has to her by
da,e descent devise and what rcmnteiy value
Of such portion OF the real may alien
ed sold made and that he also take
q N rwel- yhir
may have been received by the said Claudia, or her
hUsba nd L. shat toe defendant John Siubbs IT, admir-
of Jno S Stubs, render before the commission
account of his iuestates transactions the
of Francis s. Stubs also his own of admi
nIstratiou Of the Of John s. Stubs sen that
the defendants Ewd Garrett and Sarah his wife who
was Sar Subbs, I'm B. Hughes, adu'r of his late
wife ho Jane Stubs, Robt F. Stbbs, Randolph
S. S,ubbs Albert G.. Stubbs and Ewd A. Stubbs, do Sc
verally render before the commissioner, account
of all the real estate which either by descent devise
came them meda,ely Immediately from the SAID
Francis S. Stubbs, where the is situated the pre-
fee simple and annual value thereof, distinguishing
what has them by immediate descent devise,
and what remotely, and the value Of such portions of
the real may have been aliened sold made
and that he also teke Of the personal
of the said Frs S. Stubbs, which may have been
received by the said Edw Garrett and Sarah his WIFE
I'm b. Hughes adn of his late wife Jane o F. Stubs,
Randuiph s. Subbs Alber, G. Stubbs and Ed Stubbs,
which of the estate of the said Francis ). Sobbs
dec,h"t the commissioner Of the
plaintiffs demand, Of their Judgment obtained
the county court OF Gloucester IN the proceedings
toned against JAS. Bayop John Bayop and Jno B. Wbi-
ting in taking which the surviving plaintiff is TO
submit be examined in solemn form before said COM
missioner, touching any payments which may have been
made To him Of the SAID Judgment, which said
several the commissioner directed examine
state and settle, aud to the report with any mat
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties to be stated.
February l, 1928.
For reasons appearing to court the order entered in
this the 29h day Of Jan last, ssdei and
motion Of the plaintiff Israel Peasants by COUNSEL aud
10y adav Wit Of James Cabanss the deputy
clerk, who made the entry the record the 18th
Of July 1927 the death of the above named plaintiff was
suggested instead Of John p Peasants, the court doth
der, and by Of the defendants Robt p Randolph
S., Albert G. and Ed Stubbs and Jas X Marshall and
Claudia II. his wife, by their COUNSEL that the record be
amended, substitute the Of Juo p Peasants
stead of Israel Peasants (wo is surviving partner
of the late mercantile firm Of Israel e. John r. Pleasans
and the further motion of the surviving plaintiff and
il appearing by the affidavit, Of Samuel Jackson, Nj.
that the said plaintiff by of disease, Is neapa-
BILE Of attending before the commissioner, aud submit
ton according To the provision If the nerlocuo-
ry decree entered in this cause the 18th day Of July,
1927, the doth order that the commisr who ma
state said directed by the said decree, pro
pound In writing such in,errogaUres the said Israel
Peasants as he any Of the defendants may requires
touching the claim of the plaintiff and that the
may be answered by the said Israel Peasants, he beng
hrst duly before notary public justices Of the
peace duly qualified in Pennsylvania.
Copies. Tes.e. JAMES CABANIss, D. c.
Commissioner .4ndsrsous Office, Williamsburg, 12M
March, 1929.
Ihave appointed the twenty eighth day Of April
the foregoing orders Of court On which day By
nine O'Clock A. NJ the parties required attend
my Office with their books, papers and testimony, with
IS EoBT. ANDERSON, ern'f