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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-30

The 81. Louis Republican mentions that ar
..ran,s have been made by the Oregon Colo
,;1s,iou company for the meeting of thousand
mon in that city in January next, Each man is
w. n;.od 10, Of land; & the advantages of great
MATER power at the proposed place of settlement
,,I on, to the cOlOnists. 1t seems an odd
.,,ou to think Of establishing factories on the
,,olumbla. aud pashing :" the American system
,.,oad the Rocky Mountains.
.ro, WHITE, the delegate elect, Tor Florida
.,. pgblished reply to the proclamation OF Gov
ruvau. ordering a new election. Col. W. re-
...e, TO abide By the Governors decision and
,rise, the people not to attend the polls He
80. ,ber declares his determination TO proceed to
washington, on the meeting Of Congress- and
.,,ro n, seat, IN virtue Of the election already
.ald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-30

WooL-The state of the Wool market has not
materially changed since our last review; more
than 10000 lbs Of lambs Wool, principally
Southern pulled, have been taken at prices with
in the range of our quotations. and this descrip-
ton is nearly out of the. market Tine demand
for middling and low qualities of Fleece, eontin-
ues to be good. and from $4,000 to $4,000 lbs
have been sold at prices which fully support our
quotations. A sale of $4,000 lbs. of Saxony of
various costs. has been effected at Soc cash; H.
600 lbs. No Q Smyrna have also been sold al "a.
The imports of foreign Wool during the week
have been confined to 80 bales of Smyrna, and "a
do Coarse do from Constradt
Bost. Cour. 25th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-30

DIV virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for the
- Count, of Alexandra, in the case of B niamin
TURDaY. the 5oth day cffhe present month sell 10
tie highest bidder, the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-30

Es5sI OF which the late Lewis W. Plum die seized.
Hgas subject to the dover right ofthe widow of the
E.M{.4 said Lewis w. Plum:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

1 he committee ito pretend TO originality the views aud
privileges of tins report the contrary believe could
not better discharge their duty render acceptable
service to tho i"usc, than by presenting the authorities
which IS founded. Bclrvu. net referred
To tie consideration o the committee
they herewith report a hill e Icpca the same
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

the Legislature, passed on the day Of the
Principal Engineer was directed TO survey q road
down the Kanswhs river, TO Point Pleasant Tho en-
gskemsnis OF that officer did not per nit the execution
OF that duty until the fall Of 1928. The distance as as
eertansd by tho survey. from Cha'lss,on to Poin,
Pleasant wss nearly 50 niles but the principal En-.
gineer in his report remarks that 't merely ex-
p rimeDtai; long courses were taken through low
grounds, which would be able for location
He concludes by expressing his conviction, that the
straight line being but AZ l-2 miles, location could
be made in from IS so miles. He recon.
nends, in his report. IL foot road. The committee
have, however, obtained from that gentle mau
| communication in which he estimates the expense
Of road from Charleston TO Point Pleasant al
tse various widths OF IL, 49, and % feet. The first i.
as above given; the second S22 $685. and the last 81
oO0 As TO the eligibility OF these different widths he
remarks, 81 wi only add here that the difference be
tween The cost OF road Is feet, aud ~ feet wide
10 not commensurate to what conceive TO be the dit
terence between the facilite, afforded by BOTH. The
acts above mentioned will be sreng thened by the o.
pinion OF MIR. Vinon, highly intelligen, member o.
Congress from Ohio, in letter addressed TO ne mber
VI the House Of Delegates.
ITO be Continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
= Mvcn Yrr nrMAiss vr,una.n

VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL.
I've seen tho wreck Of loyliost thinE'-Ivs wcPt
Ger youthful beauty IN her early shroud--
All pale and cold, when the moon hath slept
In the white fodings of wintery cloud
I've tho wreck Of glorious thingsl have mournod
Der fallen manhood in c's richest bloom
In whose deep glance the immortal spirit burned
Eost btightly-whut a victim for the tomb!
I've seen the wreck of proulest things-Fvo sighed
Der sculpturod mounds in low prostration laid;
Towcrs-that tho blast of ages had dehad--
All mouldcTing dark beneath the Ivy shade.
Yot OH There is n ne vi deeper WOO,
To which the soul can never be resigned
Ills it-nzy's uumph-rcasons overthrow
The ruined structure OF the huDtdn mind.
Oh! lis sight of paray wing dread,
10 mars the rolling of a MANAGES eye,
From which the spark of intellect hath fed,
The laugh convulsve, or the quireriug sish'
To ambition with h moonlight helm,
Armed with the fancIed panoply ut war
The mimic sovereign of powerful realm
His shield, n shddolo! add his sword strd1!
To see pale beauty raise her dewy eye,
Toss her white arms, and beckou things OF air,
A. IL she he I'D communion with the sky,
And all she loved, and all she sought were thoro.
To list the warning Of une6ttbly sounds
That wildly rise, like oceans distant swell,
Or spirits shrieking o'or enchanted grounds,
Calling dark magic from her secret coll.
Oh! ncvor-nover may such fate DO mine.
I'D rather dwell in eaTth's remotcst cave,
80 my spirit calmly might resign
TO Him, who reasons glorious blessings gave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

TNrowhsss eoanty conS. pseembsr TO- b,,A
- ford James Rsdfold Dnjsmin Rsdiord wm Rsdford
Ana R,te' formerly Apn Rsdd children sod hs Of John
ford dse ALSO John Rske. and Nancy wife, formerly Nancy
d John Wood aud Lucy his WIFE, formerly Lucy Saunders
neral Phelps and Dsty h. wife, formerly Bssy ssuude
by Lucy Wood Betsy Phelps James John aud
Rhods Saunders children aud heirs Sndsr formerly
also, johnson R,dord Mile, Rsdford Jo.ish RsdiotJ
ksdord J Charlie, Rsdfoj John N. Radford Thoms, R,Jd
RsdfcId and F.ncn Gurton and Phbe hi, wife, which san, Jo
500 Miles, Jo,h psn.wip, Charles John Thomas R,uSn
ceased, Psna,
Richard kadod, wllsm Jane. Be kburn which
said William and lame. Blackburn the children Ez ,bb
blackburn itms Elir.bUh R,dod Francis Appsr,On
formerly Susan kadd john CanufaI aud Nancy hi, viii.
%sry Nancy kadiod John Mecsrgo asd May hi, wife. formerly
John ApPer.on aud Ez ,beth his wife, formerly Ez beth Dndu
rant, Lucy Day widow Q, J.sy Dsvi. dee formerly Lucy
Nathan Ayres and M,y his wife, formerly Mary Donduan which
said Ann Maxsy Elizabeth ApPsI,n Lucy Davis Joseph Edward
Bonduran, dec formerly Agnes. RsdisrJ, DefendsS,,
IN CHANCERY-This day the plaintiff. by John w Nash
Their Attorney and filed their bill aud the
kadtord William blackburn Jane, Ds kburn Ann Mxsy for
@sy Ano BCnduen France, ApPsr,On John Aprcnon
.ox and Nancy hi, wife, John MeCrso Mary his wife john
APper.on aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly ,bh ondursn
.efh Bonts Edward BOndu.n, aud Nathan
Ayres aud Mary his wife, having entered their and
security according the Assembly the rule, of L
court and appearing the 'a the they are
by their attorney aforesaid ordered SAID Richard adj
ford William Blackburn Jane. Apps.ou Jhu
Mary his wife, John AppeIs.n Jo,eph BonJurap Es.J nnd
rant William B.ndurnt Nathan Ayre Mary hi, WIFE do
appear here the third "Wednesday March
decree the shall hren copy of this ord.
inserted IN ,oms n.w;pr' published il the city
posted at the front door Of the courthouse thi, county.
eopy-Te,te,
q 7Q.p ID II ON Ayyu-C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

SSCHoOL NEAR LOUISA COURT. HOUSE
~ Mr. Lewis Duke will open School at my house
within two Mills OF Louisa Court House, the SOib
OF January 1885, his School will be limited one; not
exceeding Geen scholars; he will teach the Latin and
English languages, Atithmeiic &c. My. Duke has
been teaching three years past, TO the entire satis
faction Of bis employers AZ 10 his qualifications as
teacher, be refers to Mr. John Kidd, Mr.. VIM Cooper
Nelson, and Mr.. Thomas Owen.
Terms, for Board and TuifieD for fen months 500;
tuition alone. Latin S25, Eoglish S2e.
Jan. Is. 76-Nsw' GARRIT NJ. QUARLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
a UCTION.-Being DESTROYS TO close my business
"a. in ibis place, shall proceed To cell by pmhc

a UCIION. -Being desiroas TO close my business
IN in this place, shall proceed to sell by public
auction on the premises, (sale to commence on the
23d of next month"; February) the Tavern situated at
the West end Of the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with tie Household and Kitchen Furniture
stock OF Bacon, SIC The LIVERY STABLE oppo.
site the above-Gigs, Sulksys, two Wagons, light
Hack, &c.-l2 HORSES, two of which are Stallions
a pair of MULES, matched aud well broke--5etween
20 81 30 SLAVES, consisting Of men and women, bsys
and girls There is an House the Stable Lot
aud a Pump, from which water is conveyed to the
Tavern, by means Of pipes under ground. full de-
scrip,on OF the above property is deemed unnecessary
persons wishing TO purchase can yisw the same At
any time before The day Of sale. The Tavern and Live
ry Stable will be sold on long credit the balance Of
the property for Cash, or on a short credit Should
the Tavern and Stable (tor the want Of bidders) re-
main unsold, they will be for lease or rent Tho.e 10
whom atm indebted invited to call and receive
payne nt-longer indulg cannot be given to those
indebted TO me. BOSWELL ALSOP.
FREDERICRsBURG, Jan. Is. 7S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

a Ii persons having claims against the tate Of
"a James Dnsmore, decd, tie estate OF Andrew
Dn'more, decd, and the estate OF John Nelson, dec
will please present them 10 me, legally proved. And
all psrons owing the above estates will please come
forward and settle their deb with
ANDREW LEITCH,
Executor Of the estates OF John Nelson, and
Andrew DinSmoTe, dec, aud Agent fl John
DlnsmoJe, Executor OF the estate OF James
Dinsmore, dec.
Charlottesville, Jan. 20, 1881. s3-w1m
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al Office is hereby given that a called meeting of
" the stockholders in the Rivanna Navigation Com.
psny will be held at the house Of William ID. Fitz in
the town Of Charlottesville Friday the nth day Of
March next BY order Of the Posrd Of reetors
DhN'L r. CARR,
Feb. " 30 Win See'ry R.T CoD,pony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19

a. AViNG WHEAT-Vauab!e appendage to a
~ Farm Yard.-The Subscriber having purchased
the Right OF DR.. c. Clarks Patent Wheat Thrashng
Machine, for the counties of Buckingham, CumbeI-
'anj, Gooc.and Louisa and FluvaDna, takes this me
!hod OF informing the citizens OF those countless that
those machines admirably adapted the usages of
The country, being OF simple and permanent construc-
'ionnot liable to get out OF ofder-they may be at.
idched to those horse powers, which are common in
the counry, by removing the old drums, with very
little expense, which will be great saving OF power
an facilitate the cleaning OF Wheat other nall grain
He will sell the Rights Of three of the above coun-
lies, upon reasonable termsand will furnish Machines
TO order at short notice, with or without horse DO s
either portabiy sta,ionary.Persons wishing to buy
single Rights, will be APPLY at Ell.
dtidge Post Office, Buckingham Co (Va)
Feb II 9l-9t JOHN y. WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
IN CHANOERYI In Louis County Cou Jaoustv 10Th 1881
AIhg', D'nel and Lucy, free nosfoe, Pi18.

IN CHANOEkYI In Louis County Cou Janusty Ioth 1881
Agsnst '' ''b'V'' N''
fondeStsr, Nicholas J. Pond,ref, Cart QusrIss
J nWie, who May J. Poindettsr, ,. Ponder.
VI yoho P"indeIe WsIer s. Poiodest,r Pood
W' ~ PondeIter, Mildred Poinderisr, William Ponder,
Iop w. P9indsIte Nicholas Jsm.' POpdIter, George Psp
uhtf henfy Pondxttr Tbsas. johnson, his vif,
who was Sarah Poibd,xer, and Psty Poindsrte DsfIt,
The defendants, John Poindtxs John s. Pond, Willis.
PoDdeHer, end Mildred PODd bavns nj,
Ppssne and given security according 10 law the rules Of
this Court snd appearing TO the spfseion th Cam,
not inhabitants IL this Ss 90 the motion Of m, yIs;ns IL
their Counsel is Ordered tbst the said Joho POND, I'm,
Poinds William X. Poisderfer, sod Mildred
her. on The i dsy Of April Court sn~r TIE b ~ s
Plsntfs snd bsts copy u this order be Ih.ih
Newspaper Pnblhsd in the City Of Rnbp,pJ ~, ,sh
'usssivsy sod posted At the Of IN, Csu,bos, ~ M.
county Cggft day. A Copv Ts,. " '"s
JsD. 25 81 Wv OBH EYiNv1a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
New York, 2lsi Sept. 1880.

"on oil the general + dncy Dry Goods business.
q. COCHRAN,i
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2ls. Sept. 1880.
'ortmsn OF Fancy Goods as they believe is not sur
passed by any other in this country in variety and
ciion, comprising the following articles in Canton
French, Italian and British Fancy Goods:
Blask and colored Italian lusirings
Limitation plain aud changeable do
biacs' colored and ehangeabe Gros de Naples figured
In great variety
Colored cbangeable, black and blue black marcelpes
0 black and eolored bombaznes
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured msndarines
Ram and Inquired poplins, a!gerine, pamarines of the
newest style
French prints aud gipghams. and Foulard mu Sins
Pongees aud many other articles fer ladies' dfesses
spi'alheId and pongee hagg and baudauna kdkfs
eros de Naples, gauze and Grape hdkfs. and scarfs
SIX aud kid ,tocks and fancy crava,s
Black and ccjred Italian AMI imitation cravats
Buck, beaver, silk and hosku gloves
eros dc N up and gauzs garniture ribbons
Cap and belt ribton OF newest STYLES
Engllsb aud French silk hose and half hose
Embossed sni opSn work do
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchief
slack and colored French Grape; worsted barrege
Brown cotepay; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buttons; hooks and eyes, SC. &C.
Wiii al'o have an extensive of lace goods
consisting Of
English bobine,ts gimpts, and thread ceilings
Caps, capes, pelcrines, cheriz4t,es
Black AMI white lace wells and shawls
With complete assortment OF Thybet and Merino
shawls of Al, 81, IA and Sd
Cashmere and Merno long shawls, &c. &c.
A L. 4 r. Cochran have selected their stock with
particular reference to the southern and western mar
ke's; and as they will add to their assortment
~, fresh goods they arrive their stock will be kent
up throughout the year,-all of which they now offer
at low prices and the most liberal terms They re-
pecfuy invite purchasers to call and examine their
stock Orders will be promptly executed with care
and fidelity.
New York, Jan. 10, 1881 76-wl2t
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EDAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-The Public
81 u respecifnllx inform ed Thai ilis La

EDAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-The Public
EO are respectfully informed, that this Institution
viii be opened again, the 18th OF January ne xi I'M
der the immediate superintendent OF the present Teach
sr3 The course Of Instruction will embrace the En-
gsh, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with
the use ell Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra &c
ometry plane and spherical Trigononetry, and the
Theory and Practice OF Surve, ing The French Span.
ish and Italian Languages wall also be taught, should
the number OF scliolars be sufficient to Justify tho
employment OF a competent Teacher. Thankful for
the liberal patronage extended TO the Institution
during the past year, its claims are again before the
public. Whilst the unwearied eXertions which the
undersigned have heretofore manifested in the dis
charge OF their arduous duties, may be received a
some pledge OF their future con3uct they trust that
the improvements which experience will able hem
20 make both III the mode OF teaching pursued and the
judcious organization OF the Institution, will enlarge
ihesphere OF its usefulness As suitable situation for
the instruction OF YOUTH few places il is believe d. com.
bne more advantages than this. Among these it's we'll
.elscted library, saubrios air commodious buildings
aud facilities oil with different parts the
couutry, merit especial notice, Terms for boarding
add Tuition, including washing, nding SC. SIl0,
each Boarder finding his bed, bedding towels and
candies Parents and Guardians, wi.hing place their
children at this Institution requested to make time
ly applications to Charles A Lewis Jr.
Address, Rdppahannock Academy, Caroline County,
Va, CHARLES A. LEWIS Jr
SAMUEL b. OWEN WILSON.
gJ'A young gentleman, a student of the above
institutions Of exceptionabe character and arAiable
manners, who is we'll qualified to teach the Elemen-
tary Branches of Mathematics, together with the
English AMI Latin Languages Geography with the use
OF Surveying, wishes TO obtain poym as Teacher
in private fanilyLetters addressed to either of the
Teachers, at the Rappahannock Academy, will meet
with prompt attention. Nov. 10. 56-2aw2w-wtf
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4 i89Os - '' N''"'s' ~'"'
iuD ri ~ "s'oh' C,mpH.
ien-,ck suiph'n, Jsms; SuiPh'n, Martin II. Hawkes. VIM
NJ. WsltoD, deed ' - n.ns. '''
rms tsu,s came 90 this day to be heard &c appearing to
we son Of TIE court That ths order Of
w n,' cause Eo' the defendant Henry su,phn bsd been
ouV Complied WITH the court doth adj dSe ofder aud dscf
one OF the oVmnsonefs Of this
ship accounts Of Wson Suiphn take steOun of ali ths
o Tor which the ssid walton liable, either eopsrnsr or
osuy OF the said SutPhn Individually, snI report ssms to
The said parties to be specially stated
copy. Tedf,
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oolsml.aon,r,, cfie., n.lif., .oun,r.,


Ihe psite' intected will ples take notice bsy. spp int
dhe l1h day OF April 10 the
0ftg9s order Of court on which Day hey required
At y obce with Their seopunts
and 'el'meot aid with te eOris, court psp.
Jan. 49, "a Ss@ '''
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2 Il. NUNNALLY.n O.


M. 80, CARTERsvfLLE, Jan. 9th, 1881
ed hs nth day e eh neS TO scoont directed
~ Tue foregoing order VI COURT on vhoh dsy pcok thsy
required 70 seod 81 ny yhee IN th, place. with their books
counts snd VoHe9tT ready ioT examination
ofiee copies OF the necesFary court rspsf,
rem IO So-"4T+ JOHN DANIEL, Jr. Commissropsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-19
r. +. GRAVES, ID. o.


AN HITE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
w is authorised by the heirs and distributes f
Mary NJ p c: Rooes decd. to make sale of that valu-
able estate in the county Of Gloucester and of Vr-
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best aualhy i'm that
section OF country minute description of this Estate
Is unnecessary, as it certain that persons disposed to
purchase will examine it particularly: they are invited
to do so, and Mr. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed TO show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to BOTH aordng navigation to vessels of
large burthen and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House. with
four rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished i'm the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, and most of them new. The Low Grounds lay
in compact body, Immediately in front of the house
without single break and every part be seen from
the dwelling at single glance of the eye; they fine
y calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton, Sc. in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
OF the same extent and of the handsomest in Va.
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser, and the necessary number of hands cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm.
ing utensils, SC. will be sold with it, if required
May III. l-wtf JOHN TABB.
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the Oath, 1851 ' S'a''S'n
Dsnjamin Ii. Powell, cor.r
Against -''S .
LIKE Lincoln, George W. Olif and Alex. @. Smith, Delft
rms day came the Plaintiff by his Attorney 6ied hi, bill and
the Luke Lnooo not having and
gwen security according to the Act Assembly
,hi. Court and appearing ri,etov evidence In.
an inhabitan OF th. That the sd DE-.
tsndan 90 appear here the nsIt and an
'"e ne rantd bill aud give security performing decree
me court may nuke herein All hs, copy this order be
forthwith inserted IN published Of RICH
mond or two months .utce,sve copy be posted
up AZ the mont door 81 the Courthouse OF this county
T., On copy. TeHe, p. H. NUNNALLY, DC.
'au -
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VlRGiNIA- 10 CAaneery. Hahx County july court Is9
'o"es W. Doyd ana 'Shn Doyd, Plaintiff,


George Gre'ham admir-. Of Jane, Boyd Sen. and in
his own right John Foulke Christian v, Fr.pei,
Boyd, John Boyd, Sarah Boyd, George Boyd and
George Adams, defendant n
This this be answer OF de,
endn' except Geo Adams, Francis Boyd exhibit,
aud examinations how'd b,y;n,
STOOD out ali Of contempt the bill tsksn as s
10 he On confederation the Jiuds
hs defendant George Gresham do before eommi,,ons
ay the following Of his
Tue estate OF James Boyd, JUG of
usion Of the estate Of James Boyd Senior deeeasd rbish
o account hhe said commissioner eeted ret
We and report the same, with matter specially stated d.snsd
pertinent by HIMSELF either Of the psr 10 be A.,
stated and the Court doth further aduJs deerse tb,
the defendant john Boyd do render before the
an account OF his Guardianship Of the Plaintiff is 10
settle and report the 10 the su
t and the Court doth also adudge, order and decree
CommI'one do take the and The
'su James Boyd, Decd Of his transactions during
Claimed 10 be their Guardian will OF
which account tie ssd directed 10 r,pou n, ~.
mnne aud the court doth further .djudse order snd decree,
h the defendant John Boyd, render his
on IS executor IN his Of James yh Or, dsssss.s
before the directed 10 ,t,ts 90
reroftthe same in lkt The court. Cory T.,t,
SAML WILLIAMS, elk.
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Travis Brooks, Plaintiff
. Against

Ba'dsie Crs"isy aud John H. Wimbih, administrator
VI puhe w. ho"ieti,dec, Defendants.
Nawsy VINO not nhabtsu Of this in
ny w ana ne failing the plaintiffs BILL sIto
MN Hken Tor confessed: Ga Consideration
adudse order aud dsoree that
count between the plaintiff aud the swl,y ana
also between the said Ba:ae CIswy aud
when a seonni' the nmi''oner aforesaid directed 10 ,st.
and report TO the court, with stated deemed
pertinent ~ HIMSELF required by the stated AMI
The court th further order that JChp H. render an
account oil hsdnnaon the before III,
SAID commissioner who directed state, aud report the
same with matter specially by himself
or required by the parties TO be stated.
- copy -Teste, SAML WILLIAMS Cl,,k
Inc parties will please take
the 18th day of April accounts d ect.d in he FORE
going order Of court st Halifax courthouse which dsy tb,v ar.
required to attend with their and ueher, ready Tor sgami
nation and seulemsn ' " >"'
Jan. l6. 78-w8u TUOS EASILY Comm;,.;o,.x