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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14
By The Governor Of The Commonwealth o| VIrginio
A PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION.
&KIHEREAS il has beer represented 10 the Execu-
Wv tive by the Superintendent OF Quarantine that
the crew OF the schooner Armada Capt. Gif,rd bound
from Ne" York to this city, lying in the river be
low Rockets, is infected with the snall.rox-o ,re
vent the eon'agion from Spreading, have thong IN, pro-
per- with the advice of the Council Of State aud in
pursuance oil the act OF the & nra Assembly TO de-
clare the said schooner Armada, und-r Quarantine
the place designated by the Superintendent about sven
miles below Rockets, for fifteen days.
Given under my hand as Governor and un.
lSEAL der the seal Of The CONNIE ath At Rich
mond, t,i. 9Th day of January, 1890.
WIN. GILES.
Jan. d S2-w4.w
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eO 3i.tC SALE.-Pursuant to order made by
n the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
the Courtof the District of Columbia in the matter of
John DAVIS an insovent debtor, will be Sold at public
auction on the LIST day of March next all the right title
aud interest OF the said Davis in and tract OF laud
In hanawha County, in the State of Virginia, living on
Elk river on the s. f. side, above and below the mouth
oil Blue Creek, supposed 10 contain about 30 900 acres.
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
City OF Washington kept by Jesse Brown, at 4 o'clock
p. NJ.
lerms-A credit OF twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney to DO secured by the purchasers bonds with CO.
curity to be approved by the Trustee.
TH0S. HUGHES, Trustee
SEPT. 10. 3I-wtds II. MAURO s. son, uct'rer-
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BALriMoRE, Jan. 0.--The fsct that the RaiI.road
Is IN isir way 10 become fashionable resort for par
Ties of pleasure, has been made known TO very many
individuals to tleir great saisaeon. trinng com.
pensttion, few Gems per mile, is charged Tor ride
upon the popular hobby, Che Ral-road) and The con.
course OF people who apply for seats in the cars has
been so great, that has been Impossible accomfno.
date all the applicants. Cars made with steps or some
o'her appliances for ascending ard descending may
Perha be provided, and s,les well gentlemen
who now eonbne their ped' ransn TO Baltimore treet
WIZ be induced TO extend their persmbusdons to the
KH-rold' NJ present The plain, though per-
tefecIy secure, ond carfy each pa singer at the rae
at three copreis per mile The Rsn pad has already
q " said b'eome source Of rsvenus an by the time
the idle can DO extended lar a. Flcofts mills .yi
have bccons, il is believed very pt,luciiys By that
time the elegant care for the plrasure .artes we have
ALLUDED o vii, pc,hlps, he moving in rhs ull tide Of
'uccessiul experiment, and fibbons and op kuois
gI'ncng eyss and the shtill souad Of fsmals huah
excited by The rsWidty VI the m1'ion, IN the ssms
manner by The n."vs1,ent Of swing, will give IT,
1hn variety 10 det ned principally and origi.
Ihy i'r he benefit Of ncrchs,..a and sgricuutsii'ts
ann manufacturer, and the graver bss.oess ot life.
lhe TACT mat nan can ride mile the kst~ DAD
Tor 'hies cen's having been announctd IL Will be W..
necessary 70 invite hs muGvie 20 avail themselves Of
The opportunity. lRepnbGcog
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

EpAND0LPlPS REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases ar
III a gued and determined in the Court of Appeal, nj
Virginia-just published
Complete Sets Of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conyentioos of 1876 and 1888
Journals OF the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from 1916 to 1890 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated to increase the Public Library Of the
State, may be had Of the subscibcr at the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. ". RICHARDSON,
octs 8. 44-tf Clerk ofth-Council and Librarian.
FHNHE SCHOOL Ar LLANGOLLEN, for the Cd
"a ucation Of boys, in the county Of SpottsyIvsnia
and State OF Virginia, has Department., One en-
braces The English languase--the Greek and Latin
c'a"ics-the Spanish, Italian. and Frenct-Anrippt
ana Modern H'story, and The Philosophy ri Language
ne o'heT-Geogrsphy, Ariihtno IT,, Algebra aud
geometry In addition 10 the above, boys who are NOT
nte nd'S ter College, bst who desire liberal
WI, De Taught Ethics, Logic, Mroa Pliosophy, aud
Political Economy
There are TIVE vacations ~ The year-one comnenc.
rug on We hrst day Of July the oher OF The 18Th 81
December During boil the boys may remain here
"Inout ADDITIONAL expence.
The annual charge is $40. This includes acfarces
Tor instruction, boad, wa.hing, fuel and candles led
or ma'fa, ard bed clothing, 10 he furnished by The Pu
pl' or SO to I've paid FOR them Co,hipg will he procur-
ed, when II IL wished, on advsntag eors terms The
htt session commences on the IS h of Japusry For
further Information, The Richmond Enauirer for
18Th Of Sepiemher, 1920
Address Lewis Store Posi-OfIice SpottsyIvsnia Co
Virginia.
JOHN LEWIS.
Np"''y - S2--w4w
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:, NEW foRK, Ian. S-By tl- Charles C,rroH from
nave we have our Paris papers to the 3oIh Novem.
oer inclusive, which furnish nothing sc,rc.Iy that wa.
MT anticipated by the Caledonia. The Journal de.
Deoas OF 18th, publishes tie faith OF private letter
me following intelligence from Madrid, relative TO an
act OF amnesty.
SPAiN-MADRID. Is h Novembsr.-Ths i'm por,art
quHa'on oil the nmncsy il at last settled favoraby and
me royal decree is in the process Of drawing nm
~ we a'e not msnf rmed, il appears that there will
be some thirty exceptions, viz:
l. he chi,f, OF the nsIrrecton in he Isl. of Lem
when ON l't January. 1920, the Constitution was pro
claim d. " P
Those who, ia Madrid, in the same year, obg ed
me King to swear TO the Constitution.
d those who, IN the Cores OF Seville pro,ossJ and
advocated the deposi ion OF the King
Public opinion loudly calls fer t,i. measure which
poI'y and the public welfare alike rcu.;re
ihe tribunal OF Correctional Police IN the c,se of m.
1"W"df ~ Commerce and of the Courier Eraucoi,
proecu'ei Tor publishing the act of the Bri,anny Az,
s'ciauon-w whereby III, Subscribers bound themselves
not +" ray any tax illegally impo,cd -coudenncd the
responsible editor OF each months inprisonn.n
and fine Of $40 france. "
French Funds, 2S,h Nov.-5 per cents, 100 a 0 TO-
3p'r cest<, 81, sa. -
Sales a, Hay,e. 18th Nov.-Coron, louisiana, %
btl's at 80; 100 no at I0I; CoH.e, 40 big. H,van,
~; lSS hhds liz erces Porto Rico, 81 Is
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%E ANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania .qusnuc, near
I'VE the Presidents House nnI Public O6frcs. io,.
p'I"--'::s3nS and Strother's, Washington City,
H. C-This establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is now completely furnished
The proprietor, therefore, with confidence bospeaks for
1t the patronage of his friends and the public.
" "Fulers New Lines, Washington, GEORGETOWN
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches
few days. will be intersectcd al this point by daily
line to Alexandria, and tri-weeky line TO Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nov. 26. Gs,f
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IN CHANCERY-At rules taken in the Clerks OF.
"A flee of Prince Edward Couaty Court, the 1h day OF
January, 1880:
German Y Stokes, Complt,
against
Arnold Thomson and Daniel s. Mccormick Dens
The defendant Thomson not having entered his an.
pearance, and given security according to an Act of the
General Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il an
pearng that he not an nhaant Of this State, on tie
motion Of the complainant by his attorneys il is ordered
tina, the said defendant Phomason, do appear here on
the first day of March Court next and answer the com
panants BILL and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted ie sone Of the pubic newspapers printed
in the city Of Richmond. for two moths succcssvcIv
and also posted al the front door ef the courthouse Of s
county. Tone,
Jan. IL. S3--wSw b. WORSTAM n, +,
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BAHR or VIRGINIA.
,r Nouemb,r, so, 1890 (
annual meeting If The Stock hoS r. ~ fi. B INK
N OF 'irgiL'4 viii take pace ihr fret Monday in
January. WI. cambridge, Cashier
De'' ." 6S-n
F8NHE subscribers who reside in the county Of Iu-
"A nenburg, wish 10 employ for the ensuing year a
teacher qualified 70 teach the English s. Latin Lanrua
ges IANIE UATCHETT,
VIM @. 0YERTON.
D'r' 81 7c4 W6ts
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HNlELD & GARDEN SEEDS.-In addition to h a
IL usual sock Of Clover and Grass Seeds, the cub
scF:hsr has now on hand general assortment Of excel
rent vegetable Seeds OF tho now CROP raised expressly
Tor his s"le', by careful and experienced cuvaor. on
grounds widely sepa ated, thereby avoiding that mix
'nre which must inevitably tax. place with those grown
hood.
TREES, PLANTS, &C.
And ss agent for Col Ro err Carr rropristo tor Of Bar
trans Botanic Garden. and Nurseries he offers for sale
very large AMI hne collection OF Fruit Fores, and Or
naenai Trees and Shrubs, house Plants Ever
greens, Vines and Creep re-, Herbaceous and Medci.
nal Pian's Bilious ard TuLetous rooted Plants. l.
their greatest variety, both lndi {enous and Exotic AZ
So upwards OF one hundred and fifty varieties OF G, ape
vines The irUit OF which ghly esteemed for the
he, or celebrated Tor the making Of wine. All orders
VIII be carefully packed aud prom,tly attended TO by
GEORGE NJ. COATES,
:. No. 10. Market street, Philadelphia
quality.
dec 81 7o-w6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

Ltmdtie Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG.
NOTICE Is hereby given that all the cells in th's
v institution are occupied and that no more patients
wiz be receved until some of the said cells are vacant;
due no.ce Of which win he given. by order Of The
Nourt OF directors, l.. HENLEY
My 20. ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

- ELECT sCHOOI.--My School win be continued
~ the ensuing year. The course Of instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages athematics.
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use Of Maps aud
Globes; English Grammar, EngIi-h Composition &c
Tho School will commence the 25,h day Of January
1880, and terminate on the l0:h day OF December iol
lowing.
There will be vacation Of four weeks, commencing
on the 18th day OF June.
The charge for board, tuition. washing, lodging and
uel will he one hunrvd snd ten dollars, payable,
halt the Let day June $780, and the o,her hall OF
the LIST day al December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and
much care and Kindness will be extended to boys con-
hded to my instruction, as to my children
No boy, more than IS years old, will he admitted
into the School unless he sh'll be personally known
to me for orderly, exemplary department
my residence 10 remote from the haunts Of vice and
immortality and remarkably healthy. II is situated In
the county OF Louisa, 80 miles from Richmond and tho
like distance from Frederick.burg The stage frou,
Fredericksburg to Catcr.vie passes by my residence;
and that IRON Richmond to Har .onburs within short
Letters to me should De directed to Gardner. X
KoHa-. louisa. WILLIAM NELSON. Jr.
OVAL COMPANY An adjourned meeting Of
IL the successors OF the Loyal Company will be he'll
at the Capitol In RICHMOND, on Wednesday the 18th Of
January, 1880.
Those who cannot attend in person are recommended
70 aPpout proxies, as tits very important TO the inter-
ess oil The Company, that majority OF the shares shall
ne represented As many persons are interested In
this company without being aware Of IT, have annex-
ell li.t OF the orgipal grantees The grant to the
30 ~ ~ Bon 600 p e"e"o.u To"'Voo seIes OF iaho;
TtIC." !. g we CO., ~ rsHH'ssyeo'
-. e. ,
nBe" 'o' ,"Sssssoss
n re-, or ,I.::, 60, .vy% No'"ps"y'
~ -" So o,:,Hees w ~, ,m aoya. So"Po'
~ 'e'"S' apr" @7m i''o'
Th.,.. w.u. oAANhs'
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from, D., n ~ " """''e'
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tro, r,v, ,G ~ """'e'
- .'P'''.y ~"
d;,,o i ' US eo' '".,"
JoLn III "' ms eo" N""''e'
S.mu.I re-,
Johu Thorn,o
Francis Thorn,., l.,
William Wool ~"
w;iI;,m, un,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14

NDUCATlON.-is shall open Boarding School tn.
~ ensuing year, at residence in Hanover County
about % miles from Richmond, and about above Col
Goodalfs. My course OF instruction will comprise the
Latin, French. and English Languages; Geography,
with the Of the Maps and Globes; ular course
Of History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Mathematics
and the art Of Surveying; English Grammar and Eng
lish Composition.
My terms for Board and Tuition are $780, the .cbola.
tic year OF ten months My school will commence on
the 18th OF January, 1880, and terminate on the I5,
December. vacation OF four weeks will be given in
the summer.
shall have an examination al the commencement.
and another at the close Of the year.-The result of
which will be sent TO the parents and guardians OF
children committed to my care.-Psriicuar attention
will he paid TO the moral condsct of thy pupils and
good discipline main aimed in school. have been en-.
gagged in teaching for eight years past, and am fully
sensible OF the great responsibility which my profess
zion imposes My residence is unusually hearhy and
remote from places Of vice and dissipation In rela-
ton to my character and quaic aions, am authorised
TO refer to the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Reu. Richard Claiming Moore ID d. of
Richmond.
Req William armstrong, Of Richmond.
y. y r. James, & Co. Of do.
Reu. WIiiidm Meade ID. ID. of Frederick Count,
Hdnorer, Dec. 1929 HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
MIR. ii. Davis was employed by Bishop Meade a. pri-
vae tutor OF his children for edwards two wears and
have every reason TO believe was approved by him
therefore, eau with proprety recommend Mr.. Davis
10 such parents az may be disposed TO employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed TO me, must be directed to kisnt.
Pelier, Hanover County, Va. HERMON DAVIS
Dec. 10. 7i-6,wu
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H1S0RTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
a. the Subscriber, residing in Louisa county, with
~ two miles of the cou='-hou'e oil said county about
the 2Slh OF December last my negro man Sydner.-
The said Sy'ner is about the middle .ze, ut feet
orS inches high, OF dark con plexon, between 30 and
30 years Of age, has rather down look speak. a.ick
sod intelligent Tor negro, when spoken 10; believed
10 have mark about him OF any note; he has
COOL clothing, and likely has taken with him The fol-
lowing articies-a black bombsZet coat and pant
new blue cassnet coat aud oil blue pair Of oass
net pan,aloon-, old blue broad cloth coat pair of
black stun ran,aoons with raised stripes, and black
fur hat The above reward u III he given for him if
taken out oil this State, twenty dollars, IL aiken
within The siatcit is very probable ne will ate mpt TO
leave the state oil Virginia. JOHN CHILES.
Jan. 12 7a-.1w
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BN CHANCERY-In Nottoway Countv Court 7,h
II August

IN CHANCERY-In Nottoway County Court, 18th
"a August, 1929
Ordered that the account Of William Doswelrs execu-
torshp OF William Boswell dec be committed TO John
p. Dupuy, Master Commissioner in Chancery of this
Court that the said Commissioner audit, state and settle
the same, ia such TO show how the account
stands between each egatee Of the decedent and the
Executor that he allow the executors receipts for dis
oursements and that he report thereupon TO this Court
A Copy. Tcso,
F. FITZGERALD, C.. c.
The parties interested will take notice. that have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day of February next,
to attend at Jennings Old Ordinary, in the County Of
Noltoway, for the purpose Of carrying the foregoing
order into effect, where the parties requested 10 at
tend at an early hour with their papers, &c ready for
settlement. JOHN p. DUPUY, NJ. c. N. G.
Dec IL. 72-wSw
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ssfDUCA ION -Ihe Subscriber, having engaged
-E-Z Mr.yJoln G Nelson, who has had Dfnefceeu
years experience a. teacher, informs the public that
School will he opened the ensuing year at his resi-
dence, IN the county OF Hanover, six miles from the
Fork Church, and four from Verdcn I, this Semina-
r. VIII he taught the Greek, Latin and English Ian.
guas"S. The School will commence on NJ onday the
18th OF January 1880, and terminate on Friday the I7th
Of December blowing. There will he vacation of
one month, commencing OF the lSih day OF June.
The price for board, tu,:on, washing, lohgng fuel
&c will he $50 payable, o." .alf on the Is h of June
1870 and the other half the IT,h Of December fol-
lowing Letter directed IN me through the medium
OF the Verdon Post Office Hanover will he duly attend
ed 10.
Dec 5. 69-wt! JOHN CASTIrN
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IONMI@Ne
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


NORFOLK, Jan. 6-The fast calling new ship sfasi.
son. Capt James Cornick, arrived in Hampton Roads
yes'eriny, from Havre, whence she sailed 2d Deem
her-We are indebted 10 the friendly attention of Cant
u Tor hIe OF the a" Journal du Hare" hom si.t
Nov. to 81 Dec incluve-I2 days later than previous
auvees We do not however lind in ihor contents any
hing Of political interest. and nothing of particular mo.
ment as to the affairs Of the late belgeren,..
An article from Vienna under date OF 18th Nov saws
Letters from Semn state, that the frs, ms, alme,t
oil the amount OF indemnity Russian subjects ard
merchants, has been paid by the Porte with 500 900
Hoiand ducats-that Giurgevo has been evacuated
anu mat the article OF the treaty of peace relative
Ser'ia has BEEN executed IL IL added, tina; in cons.
q"ehce the Russians, on The lat Nov. restored the c
70 me kish authorities, appon, for that purpose
Don Miguel, II i'ssid has written to the Duke of
"e'ingtos, to irevai on Lord Cochrans TO enter hi.
service ami commence by attacking Terceira.
BORDEAUX. "a h Nov.
Coi!on'-lhe rate oil 1857 has been ma ntained for
Ga ,upe, by tho sale of IL bale..-We we've not
so," 10 learn positively the price obtained for lot of
ioo oaes Lou'iana-it is aid to have brought 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

subscriber has just received from the Chemical W
ing articles which, among many other chemical rcs.
req hee are in high epute amongst the most eminent
gentlemen OF that city
Saratoga Powders by which the water a, h. ,,sr.d go,
I'D an respects, TO that taken from the springs =
~, rIia aSae! OF Sar'aPara, for preparing
SomPouno syrup OF Lverwor, safe and valuable medi
cine or coughs splitting Of blood consumption and liver
Pant most OF The mscnes made for the above dis
eases are OF stimulating nature composed o
ana oaam IN alcoholic solutions which although
ewing temporary relief IN almost every instance where they are
freely used negravate the disease reduce tho strenrb of
he tins preparation is as active made from
an ana the virtues improved bv the
tonic and expecora medicines which have been selected
adjurants $3.50 's'e'e'' a'
Chraled Kali for making the saline draue, of neutral %
tue one drachm this dissolved in four ounce, of
instantly produces mixture similar equal in every resn.c
10 at made with fresh lemon juice of tartar
Black Oxide Of Mercury for making tho
Te R one ourh OF aga'n fully equal three grains Of
Solicited Copava This is an active prepar,,;o IF ~, ~.
sam and rendered solid without action Of heat or dmi
snns IT'S strength by the addition of inefficient articles is
cn approved OF by the faculty Causn The Resin of Co
Palva made by evaPorang the balsam entirely inert
vi OF CoPava, dose 5to drops, is superior to Napsha
OIL Of Cubebs This valuable addition to balsam copaiva
o 20 an ounce Of bslsam viii greatly increase the
virtues oil that remedy In Gonorrhea
Extract OF uinne two grains Of which are equal TO one of
91nine and at less than one third Of the price. - -.
vi OF Black Pepper This is uch active preparation
man r erine one drop fully equal three grains Of the lat
e IS also valuable adjunct Qunne; one or two drops
dicine. - 10y 'o' '"a' 'o-
Superior Red Bark And
Csaya Bark This Is the best species Of yellow
Dak and derives from the province in which il 10 col
the bark which yields Qunine greater proportion
man any other Species IL neatly pot up ed cylindrical
packages OF pound and ounce. =. ~
BESIDES the above articles hand, any ofthe following
Denarcotzed Opium
Denarcoized Acduous Tinc,ure Of Opium
Compennd Tonic Extract
Extract Of Strsmonium.
Acetate, sulphae and pure Morphia
Nitrate and Oxide Of Gold.
Pipeiine, Emetoe, Supuine,
Dephno, Cinchonine, S,rychine and yeraune
yuneB HUGH McNEMARA
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r. ID. SANXAY

successor 10 ". n. Htswhyisonn,l
-. Fancy Store, an assortment Of gold. silver.
shell and steelmounted spcc acIs for all aees
also, convex concave green and azure loose eassos.
SUITABLE 20 Tor those who require change which no
can Int ~ IN OLD frames. Speciaces repaired.
God finders magnifying glasses, of various kinds.
LOT ne examination of minerals; spy and opern rnas
os acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eve
gasses' Tor short sighted persons; convex shaving
glasses 81, lie telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted TO thermometers. clio :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

VlRGlNlA-Ata Superior Court of Chspcerv- hold
en- at the Capit" in the city of Rchmond The IO,b-
day OF March 1883: William Armistead and Thomas n
Terrell, ex'rs Of VIM. Armistead dec; the said Thor
as H. Terrell in his right, YIN ChamberIavne Johr
D. Christian, ad'mor of Bennett Lewis decd ana
Oatharne cambridge, admix of Bartholomew Dan
bridge, decd, pitts, against Jesse Wnn Sheriff OF the
county OF Hanover, and as such, admor of WIN n
Abbott, decd and VIM J. King, and Seaton C. Tsv
Tor, Almeany p. Taylor and Snow p TavIor be;r. >,
law OF said WIN. ID. Abbott, the two last of whom
infants, by the said Seaton C. TAYLOR their
ad htem, and Thomas G Tinsley, and Susa9na Tn.
William Truehe.rt, Joseph Starke, Frane;, sco,t
Philip Woodson, u, Wm. H. Pleasants, and Samuel
hosby, defts. .s : - o",ae'
This cause came on this day to be heard on N. Hi,
tsken for confessed as to all the defendants
VIM. }. King, Seaton c. Taylor Snow r Tavjo, ~
Aimeany p. Taylor Joseph Starke, VIM IT. Pe.s,n,s
and Samuel Mosby, the answers of the said sst named
defendants with the repcatons thereto exhibits and
examinations OF Witnesses and argued BY counsel
On consideration whereof, the court doth order ,h.
the defendant, Jesse VIM. do render an scco'n, =.
ms administration ct the estate of his b.f,r
Commissioners ct the court; that the other defend
ants, render before the same commissioners an &c.
count OF the moniss and effects in their hands belon
ing to the said WIN. Abbott, decd and also az The
rents and debts due by them, or either of then -
the said Abbott; that the commissioner do a,so
state an account of all judgments recovered against
the Paintlts or either of Them as securities Of the
said VIM ID. Abbott, deputy Of Thos. Tinsley, or vii
liam Trueheart, Sheriff of Hanover COUNTY,. and .,s
OF all other claims and liabilities of said plaintiffs on
hrs account, as said deputy or otherwise: and that
SAID commissioners DO also state an account of IN.
tracts, pieces or parcels of land, in this common
wealth, belonging to said Abbott, or his heirs and
er accounts aforesaid to the court with anv
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by the parties to be so stated
hropy. Teste, WIN. G. PEHDLsroy, O. O.