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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09
american Claims against E,.onc.


The National lntegencer in remarkinr upon this
SUBJECT says that "he impression be general
ana Is doubtless wellfounded, that tho Revolution in
France is decidedly favorable the claims
OF our merchants on that Government Those now al
The head OF affairs in that country would not and will
no We dare say, hesitate TO acknowledge aud allow any
just claim from the u. S,ates.'
In addition 10 these remarks We NAV state that nri
vale letters recently received in this CITY from Paris of
disposition having been clearly manifested by the ex
snng Government OF France TO satisfy the reasonable
1e"'iuS oi ue United States, and none other should
be pressed. TN v 9u,er;co,,
French CYdims.--We learn by private accounts from
paris that strong hopes entertained that our Min.
ser Mr. hves, will succeed in obtaining the settcment
OF 'hc standing claims against that country. Mr.
Ves was The rst foreign minister who visited the pre
sent hng OF France after his election by the Oh ambers
he otler foreign ministers being under the conroul
Oh european etiquette could show nothing like recogni-
lion III they had their instructions from their
soVcicgns Mr. Rves, however, differently situated
Accredited as tho minister Of great free and nslli
gent republic, he knew hat the sovereign of his conn
Wy-tng people 'henseIves-woul hail the regenera-
uoh oil france with enthusiasm The very FIRST oppor-
unity was taken 10 show the King of France that tho
minister oil the United States understood his position
This generous ana manly confidence-be yond the cold
rules oil euqueue-has placed him very high in the es
en oil The French government, and will enable him 10
negotiate successfully for the liquidation of the claims
oil American citizens. We learn also, that Mr. Rives
appears at the Sores OF General Lafayette which are
now attended by all the liberals of Paris aud particular
" oy every american in that capital ". y. Cour.
Claims France.
Runour says, that at the request of fellow ci-
zens having claims France, that government are
about 10 send special mission TO ancient ally to
mind her of the obligations of justice.
We have heard that Mr. Gallan has been spoken of
for this mission. '' -
We think that judicious selection could no, be
made w "
His distinguished talents and thorough knowlcdge q,
TIE French language and character eIninently qualify
III" io' 'i"' Important post. Phi. l.. s.. Gag. F.
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DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY. -Th,
NJ annual meeting effbe ID. email Swami .od CO
psay VIII ('s prescribed by law he held in the 1o, n
OF Suffolk, on Monday The 10th Nov next
Smithheld, Nov. 2. bJD,,SbN
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ThNE UNDiviDEp nsanrn PART OF T.,g
w COLUMBIAN MILLS For SAIE-p,-....sj

ANE UNDIVIDED EsaHrIf PART OF Tan.
" COLUMBIAN MILLS FOR SALE-Pur,usntI
to decree OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the
R hmoud ds,rict, pros ouncsd on the is.h d.y Of A.
pil, 1880. In the Of Moore Belt shsi, pro.
coed on Tuesday the 7th day Of December. 1880, AT
IL o'clock, the pre- misss in the City OF Richmond to
fer for SALE AT public auction to the highest bidder
credit OF six, twelve md eighteen months, Que undi
lied eighth part OF the Colunbisn Mis with the APP
pnrnancee conveyed by John Cranberry aud wife, 10
william an' Philip HsxsiI, by de ed bearing date the
22d day OF August, 1902 beng the interest OF Jobu
Bell thervin-Bonds with approved security squired
AID he title retained until the purchase money be ali
paid j GUERRANT M !. r N N 7tI5
Nov 8. 52-tds or one Of his Deputies.
NORTH BLENHiEM FOR SALE--The SD bscri-
Der having more land than no has hands 10 cult.
ya'e to advantage, offers at private sale, this
E'ats, IN Atematie County, containing by reces,
survey nine hundred and acres, OF which abou,
hive hundred are cleared, and tie balance in woods
he improvements are extensive aud valuable and
The soil Is admirably adapted to the culture Of tobacco
wheat oni clover: IL has also tho cont ton OF
other advantages In being situated within The immed
ate neighberhood Of the University, 10 very eaby
ciimate convenient to nsvig aon and last though
least, surrounded by society interior t, lone in the
State. IsrN " '
The terms Of sell. III bs accommodating and liner,
credit afforded The purchaser, by giving bolds " in
gocd security, and deed trust on the land 10
the Payments IL desirable this estate will be J
vided into two equal parts rose autfri slt'i.
Persons who may be disposed 70 purchase will an.
ply TO the subscriber, residing on the premises. =
| es EDWIN o. GOODWIN.
| North Blenhiem. Oct. 20. ,.I. Soft =.
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"a. " G 2 Z o Ia
AN D
Commission Business.

Commission Business.
TGNHE subscribers offer their services to
n the public in the above capacity,
viz: as AUCYJON tS OMMiS.SION
MERCHANTS. They are prepared to
receive. and will sell any article entrusted
to their care, either at private or public
sale, as may be required Should they
meet sufficient encouragement, it is
their intention 10 have regular AUG
TION SALES, on each Court day, and
on such other public days as may be ne
cessary. Their Commissions will be as
reasonable as possible, and proportioned
to the value of the articles sold.
Believing such as establishment will be
an accommodation to the public, in dis
posing of many articles and being deter
mined to give strict attention to it, and be
punctual in their dealings, they solicit,
and will enIeavour to merit whatever en-
couragemcnt generous public may be-
stow.
P. r. BOYD g. BROTHER.
October 50 1929. If
N. b. The above will be conducted
by p. f. BOYD, at the corner, between
the Central Hotel and Court House suuar.
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SIR =

"a .
YE3AKE NOTICE, that shall mn the
h fourth Saturday in April next, be-
tween sunrise and sunset of that day, at
the tavern i'll the occupancy OF John NJ.
Price at Louisa Court House, proceed to
take the dispositions of Robert Dalton,
Thomas Oge, Thomas Gooch and others
to be read as evidence in a suit in Chant
Gerry in the nature of a foreign attachment,
depending in the county court of Louisa
State of Virginia, wherein | am Plaintiff,
and Thomas Gooch administrator of Thos.
Wood deceased, and yourself are .'eGend-
ants-and should the taking of the said
dispositions not be completed on the first
day, shall continue taking them from
day to day, Sundays excepted, } until they
be completed. At which time and place,
you may attend if you choose.
JOHN KENYON.
January $50 2m#
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ALBEMARLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

HVHE exercises of this schoolwill re-
a commence on Monday the / Ith inst.
The course of Antient Languages will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages
with all the subjects connected with Greek
and Roman Literature. The Mathemat-
zeal course will include Arithmetic, Aige-
bra, Geometry, Plane and Spherical Fri
gonometry, hIensuration, the DifFerent;al
and Integral Calculus. In the course of
instruction in the French and Spanish,
every eudeayour will be made to enable
the pupil to speak and write those langua-
ges correctly. instruction will also be
given in English Grammar, Modern Ge-
ograPhy and History. Terms as hereto
fore. SAM, II. ROYALL,
V. J. FERRON.
January $50 tt
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Plaintiff.

-
Plaintiff
Dickson Burress, William Coleman, Joel
Walton aud Elizabeth his wife, late f.
lizabeth Coleman, Thomas Coleman,
and John Coleman, which said William
Coleman, is husband, and the said f.
llzabeth, Thomas and John are chill
dven of Frankly Coleman deceased, late
Frankly Garrison, Robert II. Garrison
Garland Gardner and Mary Ann his
wife, late Mary Ann Garrison, Catha-
rine Garrison, Reuben Via, and Levin
ia his wife, late Levinia Garrison, Ju-
dith Garrison, and Charles Garrison,
which said Robert, Mary Ann, Catha.
rine, Leyinia, Judith and Charles, are
children Of John Garrison deceased,
- Garrison, widow Of James Gar
rlson deceased, Elijah Garrison, Nancy
Garrison, Eliza Garrison and AchlIis
Garrison, children of James Garrison
deceased, William Garrison,
Waggoner and Frankly his wife, late
Frankly Garrison, Agnes Garrison, Lew
is Garrison, John Garrison aud Eliza
beth Garrison, which said William
Frankly, Agnes, Lewis, John and Eliz-
abeth, are children of jeremiah Garris-
on deceased.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, William Coleman. Jon
ell Walton and Elizabeth his wife, John
Coleman, William Garrison, Wag-
goner, and Frankly his wife, late Frankly
Garrison, Agnes Garrison and John Gar
rIson, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act
OF Assembly, and the rules Of this Couty.
aud IL appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this Com
motion of the plaintiff by
heir counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the first day
OF April Court next, and answer the plain
tits bill, and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Advo-
cate, newspaper published in the to~n
OF Charlottesville, for two months success
lively, and posted az the front door of the
Courthouse of this county for the sane
length time.
A copy
Teste
IRA GARRETT DC.
January $50 On
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SA LIE,

q Npursuance Of a decree of the Superior
a Court OF Chancery for the Stanton
district, in the case wherein Jacob Bumb-
gardner is plaintiff, and James HAYS. ex.
ecutor OF James Hays deceased, Joseph
GoRman executor OF Jeconias Yancey, de-
ceased, and others are defendants. | Shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the 9th
day Of April next, at John S. Cookies Ia
vern in the county Of Albemar.e, so much
of the LAND Of which the said Jeconias
Yancey died, seized as will be sufficient
to produce the sum Of 1855 SO cents.
with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
February 1876, and the costs and charges
attending This sale, upon a credit Of one.
and two years, the purchaser giving bond
with sufficient security.
NJ. w. ID. JONES
Deputy Marshall for
GEORGE ESKRIDGE, NJ. $. G. C.
March $50 ,ds
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NOTICE.

~ 1HE Subscribers to IeArerson's Cores
u Pondence, in Boards-are respect
fully informed that they can have their
copies handsomely bound in calf, with
gilt backs, at fifty cents per voune-of
IN extra calf, with running colours on the
sides, and handsomely gilt at seventy-five
cents per volume, by the subscriber.
JOSEPH MARTIN
Main-Sueet.
January 1870 If
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HOUSE AND LAND
FOR SALE.
THE S{JRSCRy!}ERh
FOR SALE

~ ENG desirious Of removing to the
ED western country, and disciarging
all claims against him before setting out,
offers for sale the HOUSE in witch he
at present fesides together with t,o aud
,hree-lour,hs acres Of LAND. 4This
House aud Land are situated on the lynch
burg road, abomt equi-distant from Char
louisville aud the University. Tls situa-
ton is pleasant and desirable.-A jarticu-
lar description is deemed unnecessary as
any one DESTROYS Of purchasin glwill, of
course, view the premises IL above
property is entirely unincumbera.
Ii not previously disposed Of 1T private
sale, it will he offered at public s,ciion on
saturday the LIST day of May net. Terms
made known on the day of sals
THOMAS IAGBY.
March 1870 ids
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AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GEaagEg2sES. VIZ.

eE NV 81 IA ZAP, eAs
Nn SACKS SILT, (Lieerpoot .fUed)
Ia ~ / Hogshcdd .New Orleans SUG.iR,
do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
hogshead New-Oreans Molasses,
do West India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
chests Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea,
9 boxes Chocholate No. l.,
barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice,'
Ginger, AlluS aud Copperass,
Rogers bcs, Orange Gunpowder,
Shot o: all sizes,
10 dozen piut Fiasks,
Decanters, rumblers, sc.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
5 barrels Nc. Mackerel,
2 do No. 3 do
9 do Family Shad,
Candles, Taliow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal Qow)
200 pair fine and coarse Shces,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And a proportiona,e supply of Upper
All OF which will be sold low for CASE
]. POLLOCK.
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general assortment Of
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE
ii. NJ. WOLFE,
Random Row.
Mnrch lQ-i20
LAMP OIL ETC.

4 AMP aud LINS3ED Oil, also
-H-A DuDlaps Albany BEER % Barrels
Prime WHISKEY, Is Barr Is Augusta
FLOUR few nice Venison ANS re-
ceiyed and for sale by
JOSEPH a. HOP,
March 1870, #
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a L Rules holden in The Clerks Office
L a OF Albema,le County Court, in
March, 1850.
John Wcodsoa and Frances his wife,
Compliments.
Jane Garland, Nelson Garland, Isham
Ready and Polly his wife, Richard Bruce
and Nancy his wife, late widow of Anler-
son Garland decd. Nathaniel, Robert,
Cynthian ard Anderson, children of An.
derson Garland decd Daniel Marin, and
Elizabeth his wife, late widow of Peter
Garland decd. and James aud Goodridye
Garland, children of the said Peter Gar
land decd, which said Jane Garland is
widow and the said Frances, Nelson and
Polly are children, and together with the
said children Of Anderson Garland decd,
and Peter Garland decd. heirs and repre-
sentatives ofNa,haniel Garland deceased
Defendants.
IN CTI,4NCERY.
The Defendants, Isham Ready, and
psly his wife, Richard Bruce and Nam
cy his wife, late widow of Anderson Gar
J'u"u oCSu., AshtfdHlci, CUll-
dren of Anderson Garland decd, not hay-
ing entered their appearance and given
security, according to the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of tins Commemorative
on motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel,
1t is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of June Court
next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill. and
that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Virginia Advocate, a news
paper published in the town of Charlottes
vile, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this county for the same length of time.
A copy
Teste,
| IRA GARRETT d. G..
March 1870 On
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GROCERIES.

VIE subscriber has just received in
IL. addition 10 his former stock. a gem
eraI supply of
GROCERIES, sc.
OF which the following comprise a part,
viz -
Best brown Sugar, at .2a cents per
pound, good brown DO. at 10 cenis-Loai
do-Green Coffee Tea alolasses, -
Candles-Chocolate-C Crackers by the
keg or retail-Cheese-Salt--Soap--Mad-
Observation-Disclosures
per. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
go, sc.
An assortment of LIQUORS, consist
ing in part Of the folowing.-Jamaica
Rum-New England Rum--Applc Bran
dy-Whiskey-Sweet Cider-apd Alba
ny Beer.
A general assortment Of
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE.
Bed Cords--Plough Lues-Sole Leather
Coarse and fine Sboes-and a good sup
ply Of Bacon--Lard-C orn-Corn Meal
Oats-Rye-Flour-Bu Buck wheat, &c. &c.
All low for CASH, by
ii. NJ. WOLFE,
Random Row.
March 1870 If
n. y. Those indebted To the subscriber
are hereby requested TO come forward and
make payment, as further indulgence can
not be given. III. VI. w.
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LAND FOR SALE .

d N obedience to 4 decree Of the Count
Il Court OF Albcnarle pronounced on
the first day o. March, 1880, the under
signed will offer for sale, on the 18th of
June next, if fair, ifnot, the next fair day,
at William G.. Maupins store, tate
Glenn's,) in said county, the several
TRACTS OF LAND,
described below, on a credit of one, two
and three years, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, with a deed o?
trust on the property 10 secure the paymen!
thereof
A tract containing about
$50 ACRES,
lying in Browns Cove, on which is a large
and convenient
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
two stories, with four rooms on the lowe
floor brick kitchen, meat house and fac
tory, with other necessary out houses and
garden.
This will make an agreeable summer
residence for family from the lower coun-
try.
A tract continuing about
$50 ACRES,
on the north side of Bucks Elbow, on
which is a
DWELLING HOUSE
with two rooms on the lower floor, kitch-
en-, other out houses and orchard good
tobacco land on this tract, which will be
d vided if necessary.
A tract containing about
400 ACRES,
lying on both sides of Moreman's river,
and the road to Turks Gap. On this tract
is good tobacco land and small dwelling
hoase-this tract will be divided if neces-
sary.
Two other tracts, one about 60 the 9TH |
er about 100 ACR Els, both have good to,
bacco land. All the above tracts lie in |
said county. more minute description
is thought unnecessary, as purchasers com
monty examine for themselves. Thomas
son Brown, who lives in The neighborhood
will shew the property.
THOMAS II. BROWN,
Commissioner.
March $50 3m
If the above land should not be sold. il |
will be rented for the nexl wear at the a. |
boye time and place by
G. e. T. BROWN, ad'mrs.
The Richmond Enquirer will publish
the above once week for 3 months. and
forward their account TO this office for set |
Element.
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III ERCHANT MILL

lately built, with two pair of stones-the
house is three stories high, and large e.
nough to contain ten thousand bushels of
wheat.
The situation of this farm, independent
OF its fertility, adds greatly TO It's value.
1t is in the neighbnurhood Of three manu-
factories of Iron, of Lexington, the College
OF Washington-and affords an excellent
stand Tor country store. A gentleman
DESTROYS Of residing in Lexington on &C
count OF his children, could, with conve-
nlencc, attend to, and draw all his sup
plies from this farm. The Mill, which
has good custom, and which, with good
management, she may retain, is situated
near the lower end of the tract, and may
be separated from it without inconveni-
ence. am wiling to sell them separate.
The terms Of sale will be made conyeni-
ent to purchasers.
A. STUART.
Stanton, February 26. 1880 6w.
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NOTICE.

7 ME subscribers take this method Of
n informing their customers and the
ia public generally, that they have
IhssHn3 employed a MILLER who has ia
I'D 49, "a ken possession of their MILLSc
and they are prepared TO receive and grind
" heat upon the same terms they ground
last year; or they will grind each ctop sem
arateIy If requested. The subscribers have
a good deal of nice new Flour on hand
which :hey would exchange for good Mer-
chantable Wheat.
RICHARD & JAMES DUKE.
October 23-'2S ,t
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THE TENEMENT

r. which the said Mosby resided at the
date Ct said deed situated on the south side
of the main road leading from Charlottes-
vile to the University, adjoining the
lands of James Miller and others, contain
ing acres more or less, together
with all the houses, out houses, SC. &c.
being the same tenement purchased by
said Mosby of John M. Perry--Terms-
one, two and three years, with bonds and
approved security and a lien on the pre-
misses.
1t is believed the title to this property
is indisputabIe, but acting as Trustee
shall only conway such title as is vested
in me by the deed aforesaid.
THOMAS w. GILMER. Trustee.
March $50 tbs
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VALU ABLE FARM,
FOR SALE.

7 am disposed to sell my Mill and Plan
q tation, or Carr's creek, in the county
OF ockbridge, lying on the highway from
Cosington and Bath to Lexington, distant
about six miles from the latter, and two
miles from the north fork of James River.
which is navisa5le TO Lynchburgh This
farm contains upwards Of
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N UMBER 1925 which came up
L y capital prize Of 500, in the Virgin
ia Free-Road Lottery, was sold to gem
tieman OF Charlottesville, and tie Cash
pad at sight!! being the second Capital
obtained this year at
WATTS OFFICE.
March $3.50 n
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400 AdCR RS.

a large portion of which is of excellent
quality, ana has sufficient quantity of
meadow-all of which is watered. The
Improvements are good country Farm
house, and all necessary out houses ; a
new Barn of the first order, and 200 acres
OF cleared land, which may be divided in
TO ten fields, so as 10 have running water
in each: a valuable
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a Il Il Court held for Albemarle court,
"A ty the 9Th day OF March, 1880.
George Mlloway
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Sh,ilo,,, James Lanyfovd and John
Shitleit
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Defendants.
Nv Ci{.iyCERY.

The defendant john ShiHeit, not hav-
ing entered his appearance aud given Sc
curty according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is no,
an inhabi.ant of this Comnonweal,h-on
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it is
ordered that the said defendant do appear
here OH the first day OF June Court next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
che Virginia Advocate, a newspaper pub.
lished in the town of Charlottesville. 70,
two months successfully, aud posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of this
county for the same length itime.
Cnnv
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

I'M the 3lst ofJauuaIy last, a BRIN-
" DIE HElFER, having a half crop
on the left ear and sIl, in the Jght, show
ing six tits very distinctly, having Whit
streak on Ter belly, and a white bag. AGy
information respecting her will be thank
fully received, aud literally rewarded.
ELIJAH BATTLES.
AarCh go tl0May
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WRUST SALE.

ED virtue of deed of Trust executed
AS TO the subscriber by Daniel S. Mos
fly, bearing date ll,h, April, 1928, and
ce.ecord in Albemarle County Court Of
ext l shall on Tuesday the 9th April
9Th on the premises. offer for sale to the
ia :cs, bidder, the following property, TO
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a L Court of Quarterly Sessions COLI
L a tinucd aud held for Louisa County
at the Courthouse thereof on Tuesday
March the 9th. 1890.
Thomas ]. Marks.
Plaintiff.
Upon Bill in Chan
Gerry in the nature
Ola Foreign Attach
= ment
Andrew L. Winston and John ii Winston
administrator of James Winston .leceas-
ed, Defendants,
Whereas the said Plaintiff, heretofore
exhibited to the said County Court, sit
ting IN Chancery, his bill Of Complain,
against the said defendants, whereupon
sundiy proceedings have been had, as ap-
pears from the records aud files of the
said Court, but before final decree could
be pronounced in the cause, the said de-
fendant, Andrew Il. Winston departed
this life interstate, as it is said. And adj
ministration Of all and singular his goods
chattles and Credits, hath hcen in due
form committed to John X. Thornton,
aud the said plaintiff having duplicated
the said court for proper remedy in his
behalf; and the said court being willing
that what is right and just should be done
1t is therefore ordered that the said
John X. Thornton be before the Justices
OF the said Court sitting in Chancery, at
the Courthouse of the said county, on the
second Monday in June next, to shew il
any thing for himself, he hath or eau say,
why the said suit should not he proceeded
INTO final decree against him in his cha
racter aforesaid, aud he in all things in
The same plight and condition as it was at
the time of the deceese of the said Andrew
L. Winston, and further to do and receive
what the said Court shall in that part con-
slider.
A Copy,