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WE HAVE IN STORE,

MOOD CHEESE,
Water and butter Cracker,
Sugar house Moissscs,
LOAF, lump. aud brown Sugar.
Dupvnt's celebrs,ed canister Pow der,
Shot 1t all sizes. BY the IL. car bag.
Al OF which We are selling very cheap, and
invite our customers and the public generaIi,
10 call and supply themselves
CLEVELAND < CRAiGiiili..
Sept %. 1850.
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Uhse TIrl Fl sf--Ngi.es D Quayfsr, 81.
." be drawn On tSo A DC pian tn.
holder az fbr,s ilckcis. o,,e IN each d,yi.,as.
- CERTAIN Sf oue pr,zr, and ma, draw four.
Tn kcis - be had - the above I.oI,esy. 4,
tie stores e Messrs. Joseph g. Russell & Co
uIpet-Ferfs of W ~ u. Ea,,, smith.
hcld at Nesss. Jefferson & Cleveland.
chsrlesiowu of Mr CHARLES Manner. She,
herds'o~u' sud Mr.. WIN. sturm. Ijafkesv;lle
Aug 25, 1890
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S. J. cRAMER, &C.
Commissioner's QNee. czar,estoua. ,

49, HUebsI ols 1880. \
iiih parties interested 80 Ihe aboss. u,sS,
TONED suit. - veil ~ those bsyiug claim. =
ga'h' Jacob B"dsnb,mer. deed (ulo are
'rr'lTeNed 70 sNhibt Item bcfofr ne. law.
fniiy pt9sss) viii pieaso 10 take no,;e,
hat have sproistsd Eysdsy NE Isi6 a., !, +,
O,ioesr Pesf "n which day . shsll attend m
ny Office siors-sid. ~ 10 o'eloek. A NJ Gt
tie Porrv.s e carrying the oboVe rse,i.s
"r'sr Of court into Eject. ,.hen anJ Nb.rs
ihey ore requested 10 sucnd with The nee.
ssfy proofs and docpmsnis To- cnall, ne n.
do 80. r. NOkTuiNGTON,
sept ]. 1850. .Nss Ceg
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CHARLES O. srrwaar

tSPEti ftiI.i Informs a.. s.t.nc.,r.'
IA the public 1rp,rsi.y, tina, he i.a, ,u.. Re-
c-ived and IS now opening, 4 yer, ret
sorimcni q
SAFER Hare. P!a;ei ~ urs. Uc;riss.
ond Jeieaiteyy.
oi 'he newest ps'ier"s. al - hich he olFtrs f--
sale a, ohe Most reduced rticts
y u. Journey man a'ch MAKER. ~ 10
Ca" come wei' recommended. will meet wiii,
oo"s'Nn' 'n'pioymen, aud good wages, b,.
sppi. ing above
Ca-iicSo@u, Sep, 20. 1880.
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COI.LINs & co. s Avrs

'E',ite superior and well tried article, made
= py Collins * Co, Hartford. Conn, At ia.
ne" double fef"ed css'c-i. can he had 81 VA,
sore OF L. &. LANE & co.
ChespsIde, sbepherds,owo. Aug.Ii.
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EROal the subscriber, living at Mil.
Grove, late the residence Of BENJAMIN
bceier,) in jefferson county. Va.
A White and Black Hcirer.
Two years old. With white face and broad
horns This animal strayed away in April
last, and has not since been heard of.
WILLIAM A. CARTER.
Sept. %, 1880.
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4 n liilON Will bo presented "a the
n next l'eg'slstore of Virginia. prar,ng
40 aoi % Incorporation Tor company 90
erect btIdge ifom yirzsnius .lhr isfsns
opposite hsiPeTs FerSy.) 20 the ou,i.,,
shore. across iiie Shenandoah.
Srpt !, 1850.
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YOU s'e orderrd To- parade. on ssfu-ls,
NE oh ~ October. (being tie secord
ss'"fdsy 20 tie morrill, precisely ~ n ~.
fo'k' " for ihe purpose Of Training -
u.s. u.y es'ng appointed by law, IL IL hUped
e'sry 'rcuhsr ~ .rsnrI.
by Older 81 the csptsin.
Sept 60 ~
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COPPER & BRASS Sc

4 STILL, Of 80 Fsilons, With appars,n.
"a cumplc'c, Copper and I,ras, ketles.
also IN Ware at every DESCRIPTION. for s,Ic
al the SHOP VI the subscriber ~ cin,Ie.,n,y,,.
THOMAS RAWi.INS,
who - also furnishing. 10 order. II sl,or,
notice, COOKING STOh rs aud WASHING
"HN"'NTS' Aug IL, 1850.
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FRESH MEDICINES.
4. y. CAHIFn

As Just returned from msrke, with an
"dd't'onsi supply ct D,ucs and 8,s.E.
o"e'. winch makes Lis sssortnen, ,gain CON
plr,r.
Aug. ~.
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FOR RENT.
THE TAVERN STAND

CIV occupied by the subscriber. one
~ mile east of Charl-stown, on the
iaIPers Ferry road. There is attached
10 The premises. a clover lot Of three acres.
good garden. wason-yard, and other
con,enicnces. There is fine water in the
yard
The stand Is m excellent one. and will
nc better shortly. as the new road is now
IN n state Of forw srdness
Posses'ion will DO given on the Ist OF
ipriI next. WM l. McREE.
sept. -, 1890
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BIBLES AND rEsrAnrEMrs

superior workmanship. end ,s'iou.
- prices. sold very io~ ~ Tor graiuitor,
distribution AZ Che DEPOSITORY of the Jeifer
son County Bible Sofieiy.
ANDREW WOODS.
Chaflosiown. Sept ~
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w r. have just received. three hundred
w prime twilled Bags, which we are
selling very cheap.
CLEVFLi.N,D s. CR.7ICyILL.
Sept. 10, 1890.
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NEW NuSIC.

ME have just opened large stock O
w new Pianno Nnsic
CLEVELAND 6. CRaIGIlLI..
Sept 10. 1880
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.nPpOSirE tn Nr. Hum.nopd's store srs,
~ she Printing Office. has added. recent, :,
to h.. Former stock. fre,h supplies of Drurs.
Medicines, sc I. which make his assnr,r-,ent
lxsge sod complete. lie offers ,hcr, ~,
pleasing trrms. an, can vcoch Tor their r.r,,
ircuess. 1hey consist. in part, oi the F5.iow'-
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no PENSIONS aur1nI,rc

Or those hGriag 6ad Locks.
HAVE on hand. brrs. knoi,bed sod nls,n
= Locks, window iastcning,. sash Springs.
e'r' mide by John g.. smith, OF WIN.
.nes'sr' which will DO sold ~ Tie tnanuf,c
iarrrs prices UN D. IoCC
sept IS, 1880.
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NOTICE.

IL pcr'ors Indebted e. tie estate T
hr>. NhRchHET NrSr, ar. -eq,,.i.,.,1
"ssr immediate payment indnic -ree,ep-
""s De granted. }. T. DAuGHFRII.
Sep, -. -.
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TEATuras WANTED

WISH 10 nnrcbsse a quantisv of GOOD
4 new Ff.aTIEkS, for which .be bi,h.,t
pr,c1 viii DC gwen in goods
sept 10 nv j. LOCK.
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WAGONS e Cav~z

iit u"dsfsigoed has ior s.ic. a, his sh.p
81 ~ Cha'lcsiown. the wood vofk 81 four
"N"oNs' yell seasoned, n Wagon for ore
mo,s, completely flashed. also. three or lou,
CAKiS. teo OF three az sb,ch a,e nos, -.
pletc. THOMAS HNtvIiNs
ChsfIes'own. Aug ~. 1850.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
G00nS

WYE would respectfully announce 90 our
w friends AID customers. that We have,
within the last week. commenced receiving
cur supply Of faH and Uul.er Goods. and
shall be receiving from time to Time until oar
stock 10 completed. Our u. T.. Lane Is s,,,l
"a market. attending the auction rooms, Iron,
which he Is sessiing M goods at the n..st re-
duesd pIces, enabling Us Thereby To give
good Bargains tn our cus,omcfs or any other
which may give as q call. Among those just
received. and cpes'rY, may be found
Blue, black, oiiye xul mix, Cloths,
hi"c. black and mkt CassiiLerss and Csssi.
nets.
pr.b Cloths. (very iow>
I butte aud po.nt blankets.
/ >. 10. II, Ind l. rosa ,,lankef-.
scarlet flannel. p's'. ard figured,
Red, yellow and white flanncls,
i;ich Scotch Cafpciing,
Neneiian dc. cotton 10.
Scotch and Tartan Pls.ds,
Morenos and Crcsssians tor ladies' dresses OF
I ciuaks,
swans down. Toitnc,i anal Valencia vcs,inrs.
t,omhsz~us and Bombaz,nes,
ittack ami blue black Gro-de Nap Six,
! Fashionable figured 10. DO
4, FISH onsble changcshie silks, "a new article
Black erode BEL lin do
bro"n Bcrgsiisn Porhn "a new sr,icls-ror
X ch biaes Italian silss. very cheap)
,'rn,lcnen's black Italian silk Ctava,s,
Hich winter rihbands and Behring'S,
: PLAIN and borleryd linen car...Iic Bsndker
chi,fs.
ladies iio:kin Gloves and Siits,
Ieni'e1ens do. Gloves,
IRISH iirens aud Lawns.
! tincn cambricss. tve,y cheap
Thread lsces and e6sings. bobbinet faces and
Edg,ng~,
\ very l.rsc supply of rich C.!coes.
Long and square scarlet merino Shawls,
; black do.
. Mack aod scarlet Cashmere do.
~ scarlet. bive, black, white and black ,bj
bet do.
| With great variety Of small sha~Is and
handkerchief,
Ro,. bordercd cloth sha~Is. plain and black
ditto.
- o. and 1o4 linen table diaper-bird eye
ditto.
5 ! and a. checks and furniture Co,,ons,
$40 yards furniture Dimity, (very hsndSome
aud cheap
large supply ofia,lies black prune,io Shoe.
t:hildren's prunello boots aud " orstcd Socks.
81 and 81 black Italian Grapes, hat do.
blaok, scarlet and green silk Vciycts,
n large supply OF brown aud ble.ched do
nestle goods,
PLAID and striped lo.
a large supply OF China glass and uueen.
ware, comprising elegant tea sets, and
| every other article in general use. Also.
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a MILLER WANTED.

~ ~ iEb, immediately. MILLER.
W "hu u"dcrs;snd, ;he bushes. 80. Gu
enme vel recommended. Inquire q, tho
Chatlcs,o~n Mil
Sept p. 1850.
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YOUNG Man, ~ho V ~ seeornri;.b,d
n SsiesnSse and good Aoeountsn,, q no e.,
pfod"rr satisfactory Testimonials % ci,,rse,e,
&c saeh =" me gill llRd good sit,,asine
~ 81 sc'ive r''-J store, by addressing line
to y W. snd iesying q at thss Office.
Sept. e. 1890.
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GROCERIES,.

DEsPECTruI.fN calis the aueutiou al
u u the public 10 his sssor,ment of SRO.
CERES. lie has jus, received
Is bags at best l.rcrp Coffee,
s do, oil white Cor Jav.l 10.
barrels low priced tio. <,SEs.s
do. Sugar, T
large quantity Of TEAS,
ro4.th~, With a geaetsI as Ia ES-
sOr,me Mt OF al o,cr .. liei,s in this branch Of
business
Aug. IS.
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vyRV-xWG PAPER.

10 REAMs .upcrfne wiring paper.
10. DO. letter pap.r,
DO. tea paper,
ID do. large SIZE wrapping paper,
gross bonnet boards,
For sale, nv the subscriber, M the manufac.
turer's pricrs.
A''o-rs'me 'wi''ed Bsgs-.perm. oil
oin wh'.key, applc brandy. cherry bounce
'o".h g'"' family honr--coarse and fine
sai's Tor sale at the most reducrd nricss
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
Chariestovn. Aug. i. 1851.
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NEW GOODS.

~ CARTER respectfully infcrms his
ea friend. $40, The pubic, shss be 10 just re.
ee.,Ing an additional supply os rs
SE.7SO.N.iBLE GOODS.
some of which have no, b4en ten days in the
United States.
Aug. l8. 1850.
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HARDWARE & CUTLER,

general assortment; together with ge
neral supply ofgroceries. say
Rio. st. Domingo and Java CofIecs,
Orleans. Porto-i,ico and IIaysnai, Sugars.
Loaf and lump do.
Imperial. gnnpowder. old dyson, young nv
son, and ny sou skin Teas,
Best l.. y. Madeira Wines,
Sicily Madeira do. Lisbon and MALAGA do.
Pure old Port and Clare, do
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
H~g snd box Rsisins,
Soft shell Aimssart
crsekers-spes fuhd 6sh Oh.
sugar house ana's,ricsns Moi4sses.
sperm and tailow Candles.
Aisn.-a general assortment of Medicines
Pants and Dye s,ofs. aud multiplicity ol
sr'ictes too numerous 10 bc cnnprchrntled in
~ advertisement We therefore AZ ain invite
al VA" may want any Article in Our way, 10
came sn'i they VIII bDd our goods, as above
't.tci, "ew and cheap
TtluNAS g. LANE e co.
Shrphcri-'own. Sept. %.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr.
in ,i'c County tOUfj, July T,rm, / $50.
E"I'i.9 o"DaT CoMPLAINAxT.
AGAINST
UiNiG5l Bodrnhohlcr. .li4rcaref Bo.
de,,hdn'er. cnd .Sdrdh BC,ieahonIr
heirs Of J0cOb Boria,hGatr, d.c'd.
md HE aJore nahed UIHiam Eoden.
hG1Hfr, as GdmjHisiraf0r of said ia.
co6 BOdn1iGmer, deeea,od,
DETENDAN4s.
IN CHANG EHY.
Wis cause came Oh 20 ae heard his 10Th
u Day 81 July, $50, opou iac bin and sn-
'"'rs hiet and wss argued by counsel, aud
" "rp"ar'ng 10 che ssi,,fselion OF lie cour,
that tho defendants have hrtn tr.,,iari,
,rT'ed win subrCua more than four
mrrtbs-N horeUpoh, the court doth al
Judge, order and decree. that Master Com.
missioner Wor;hingtou do seitie and .fat,
ne standardization sccoun, Of william E,,.
90 hh"he', sdminis,rsioT OF Jacob Budcn.
's;Atr. deed, -hVwing what suousf "a.
sets come into his hand. how dis.o,nJ ~
what remained iG his hands unadininisteted
and what amount Of snch assets La,c be,,
sPIiicd 10 The payment Of specia!f, ,ei,ts ot
sad Jacob, binding Li- heirs. hrd si.,
that he take an account - well Of &c ds,t
dhr 10 The plaintiff AZ % All oiilcr sieA,:s on,
'''rding and due by the said Jacob. and
Their dignity; Aud further. that be tak, AZ
account "G ihn whole and annual ,slne o.
ne real e'iaie LEFT by tie said Jacob. In I.f
Iron eouh'y descended To his sa,d herr.
d"iaud'Hts: Add other matter deemed ,.,r
hneni, &c and report 20 TIA, court
A eOpy--Tesie, f
A
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

ron SALE.
niE Undersigned wiIl sell his proper,
The 'osn 81 snnih6elJ. jefferson co,1
NmnInIa, aInDncsi W hirh ~ IN. 'H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
NETWORK
2ourMaI of Commerce,
EVENING EDITION.

An Evening Edition OF the Journal of Commerce Is
published DAILY, aud sent OF BY the great SOUTHERN
aud NoTthern-Alails and the Steam Mail 10 the East
Tins edition contains all news received oy the maiis
and from vessels arriving at this port and notice o.
mercantile transactions in the New YORK Marker
whenever they possess interest, down to o'clock
p. NJ The Editors have established a very volua-
able correspondence. with MI the principal CONNER
-cdal cities I'm the world They have swift sailing
schooner built in Baltimore expressly for them, be-
sides row boats the whole maintained at an annua
EXPENSE of more than four thousand dollars, and de-
voted exclusively to their use by which ships fire.
aucntly boarded at the distance of fifty, and sometimes
one hundred mics from the city. All the arrange
ments Of the establishment upon The most iibe-
raj scale Of expense and possess an efficiency which
constitutes the Journal OF Commerce issued it is
twice day decidedly the best channel of news, both
Political and Commercial, which be found in this
CITY. Full accounts OF news received by foreign
rivals this port frequently sent of twenty four
hours befnre the merchants letters by the YES
GELS are placed in the Post Office.
In tho present critical state of tho markets, which
there every believe will continue at least
for some months, merchants throughout the country
will find this the cheapes, and most complete CORES
pundeace which possibly be established
~ During the winter when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start in the morning, tho Morning
Edition is forwarded; that subscribers receive a
morning and evening paper Alternately, giving them
the news throughout the year to :he latest posi-
bic hour
Terms $40 per annun,, payable Ill advance. Al
orders aud payments may be forwarded by mall at
the risk and charge of the Editors
HALE &, HALLocK.
" All Editors who roceiv" tho Daily journal
Of Commerce requested to publish the abovs
advertisement twice and charge tie same tc
our account.
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DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION.

" c are 81 length enabled TO announce the publica-
.~c Of ,hs proceedings and Debates of the Virgin
f. ConrtntioH for iB2o-3 "-Thc public may res,
ca7nsci that ws have spared no pains TO make The
To.u2sg az perfect hs possible We regret that the
n3t cs',or has been delayed longer than was ex-
pertg1 out he DELAY. perhaps, may have added to its
FGg' - many NJ The speeches have been revised by
ian a"nD"rs, and many If the Debates arc now pub
.rfaed Ter tbc first time We nav repeat in the
"1!Js o: no Preface, that "Ifthc Vol we now lay
0"'D'c -" DEoIc he moi complete, we are sure, al
'c.H- tGat o. is eGiunble; and we may be. perha ns
"EI-sod NJ harmless vanity OF expressing cur s;Ir
y'is" Hi ins;"ad Of not doing more. we have done
6H Ilar". When we determined on the publication
20 had no idea that the Work would exceed coo M
Ee6, bat We huVo boon greatly disappointed as this
Volume contains ee4 pages, large octave, CLOSELY
printed on Brewer type handsomely executed and
on good paper IL con aims about MS much matter as
GOO pages 20. IN small plea type-euua TO four
volumes OF 500 pages each. Il is in truth as com
piote history OF all the Procefding. Of the Conven
tiou, as well Register of all the Debates as could
well DO obtained. II gives most Of the Views ns
well as much of the Wisdom and Tho ESooucnco Of
most OF the distinguished men in Virginia upon the
greatest Subjects which can engage tho attention of
men in Society the foundation Of Government and
the elements which should into the composllon
Of its various Departments
We have always felt the strongest disposition TO
present this volume to the public at os low price as
possibeyet, in order to indemnify ourselves for the
heavy expenses we have incurred, and the risks We
have II is impossible TO ok the price at less than
81 for handsome calf bIBdIng, and s. 30 in boards
This is considerably below the price suggested By
our bOok-sellers--and upon comparison. we NAV
fearlessy pronounce that it is infinitely he chsayeit
Book published in the State Of Vrgina--or per-
haps, in any other State Ifw may Judge by Our Sub
scription List, the No. Of copies now printed NAV
fall far short OF the demand-and therefore il ma
be advisable for those who wish to secure copy, to
make early application.
~ Our distant friends will perceive that the Book
is too large TO be transmitted by MaIlherr orders
by private conveyance, Will be promptly attended
10, II accompanied with the Gosh, which IN a trans.
action Of this description, is an indispensable.
@%Our Editorial friends will be kind enough "a
eay that The Book is ready for delivery.
aug 3I-w3tif RITCHIE a. COOK.
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Ui,usa AetcS Court, 9th CfTctaf and EGSicru
District of Pirginid, jane I str, 1880.
GORGE Mccall aud Richard sml;e & Co.. sur
~ wing partners Of Mccall, Smille & Co.. pits.
against Catherine Harrison, executrx William Elizey
John 4. Mason, and Armstcsd I. Mason, executors x
trustees OF Matthew Harrison, deed. ard "il'sm ID.
Harrison, Thomas Harrison, Maria Harrison, Henry
HARRISON, Margaret HARRISON, and Elizabeth HARRISON
children, heirs and devsees and egatees of the said
Matthew Harrison, decd, who was executor amt one
ut the isees ct Burr Harrison decd, and one of
the heirs of Cuhbert Harrison. sho also devisce
of the said Burr Harrison, deed, Sarah \. Harrison.
devsce of the said Burr HARRISON, and heir OF said
Cuthbcrt Harrison, Lawrence Alexander and Jersrd
Alexander, exors of Ihos. Harrison and Mary Hsrr-
son, widow, and William \ Harrison, Mary A. uarr-
son, Burr A. Harrison, Secsmunds nj. Harrison and
Sarah T. Harrscr, children and repre- sentatves of thu,
sid Thomas Harrison, who was also dev'sce of Burr
Harrison, and heir uf Cuthbert Harrison, Solomon
Matthews Richard Pa ton, John Jordan, James Allen
William stenhergn, Helen Mccall, widow aud ,rus.
tee of John Mccall who WAS surviving partner of
John Mccall & Co., James Ritchie s Co. and Arch-
bald Henderson, surviving partner ut G,ssford and
IIcnders n, defts.-ls CuA>cERY
This cause which has abated as to the defts James
Richie Co. and Archibald Henderson surviving
partner OF Glasssord and Henderson by their deaths
is by consent of the parties by their counsel ordered
TO stand revived in the names of john Scott, adm'or
Of James Rtchic, decd. who was surviving partner
Of James Richie s Go. and of John Ferguson and
Ihos. Mundc, sdn,'rs of Al chibad Henderson, who
was sur,i living partner of Glassord and Henderson,
who have led their answers, and coming this dav
10 DC hIaII Inc papers formerly read AMI the
aforesaid BY the consent of the pits and of the
aforesaid defs., Scott Ferguson and MundelI: II is
sdiudgeti, ordered and decreed, that account be
taken before of the commissioners of this ecu
the amount due to the defendant John Scott, amo of
James Richie, from the representatives OF Burr arrI-
son, dec'd under the deed Of trust IN the proceed
ngs newfoundland that account also be taken be-
fore the commissioner of the due TO the
aforesaid sdmor of the said Archibald Henderson from
the representatives OF the said Srrr Harrison under
the deed aforesaid, and also an ac,S"rt Of the \.
SAID deed OF trust; which complainant is reQu:-,L to
state, settle anil report the same with any matter
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or re.
CURED BY either the parties To be stat,d-,nd that
the commissioner do enquire report to the
how much of the lands add premises IN the said deed
of trust mentioned vas purchased of the aforesaid
Burr Harrison by the drfts. Stenbergen and Allen
ipectively-and the amount of the purchase money
agreed BY them be paid to the said H,rrson
fer. y copy. Teste,
RICHARD jErrRrE5. Clerk