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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

cOAHt1c9TIp.
Depahes tas Life, tue sib inst, Sesford Matthew
county Mis- VIRGINIA CaoueH, wife Of DE- John O. Crouch
AUD daughter Of Col Thomas HudEens This lovely woman
needs no eniosy The kindness Of her disposition aud
her demeanour, have deeply iucbed epaph not
upon cod MARBLE bot upon the and the every
Pefson who had the pleasure Of being acquainted nh
hef sicton was long and panfv bot ..woked out
"a hei Lar more exceeding and eternal weight nj glory
e having nade all her arrnngrments ard selected
o' ne unefai she attempted Who
oved ,r and washed her from her blood and
mus zen asleep with hope full of Immortality On sth
her body was laid TO rest in the peaceful tomb
"ilow sleep the just who sink 10 rest
With all their Savour's honours hle,,'dv
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COMMERCIAL.

latest Date Rom London, via Liverpool! January q
Latest Date from Liverpool direct Janua,r 3
laies, Date from Paris, via Englanh, Drcemb.r az
Latest Date from HavIe, direct, DECEMBER /,
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CIRCUS.
POSITIVELY THE LAST wEEK
THIS EVENING E.A M

THIS EVENING, Feb. 10.
Sslrsnee TO commence with Flying v.ul,;,,.
~ the whole Troop. Clown, GuIleo. -''''g
Inc Comoat, from Kango: or the Grate6,fr
on Mnd ryrlmid'esl Devices. shewing The d.
Graceful Act of Horsemansh,p bv NJ,
Ton; ,o In addition to which he win 90 ,brn.,.n
Equestrianism on Two Horses; and CARR yse
Bacon on his Shoulders 10y Aoeag
Comrc Song by bIr Blackburn
+ mr nerrlngton will introduce the Ceteh,.so.
11Ise Timour and exhibit bis Douses,iess,on.
I, no'Se"onsh'p by Mr. Harrington, ON . sino,s
Cullen "o'e So'nPany'' Clown.
Horscmanship. by young Bacon r.
Dn 6ackburn win appear as the Indian Y,,,-,.
Inc iaugha6ie Scene Of the Double TrsuS5orm..
Slack Rope by Mr. Buckley
g Hercnaean Feats by Mr. Hscs thu ,,oa.,n g.
sea: He will perform bus Assem- ding Eat. -. -
Srand Column. Also throw Ssnmer... f,o,. -
Boxes. Distance Of iS FeetJ With his h.n6s 80
tols. &c psu OF pss~
The whole to conclude with the popular b.,1., ,e
= FABIAN AND FLORA.
Seo'an, Mr. Miller.
E,it Buckley.
-tv;,i., Mrs Buckley.
'"aee1s. &C. oy the rest Of the comPsny.)
IN Bags Rio coffee T. -
70 hhds MISUNDERSTANDING this uo,n;no so,,
scnr Aibemarle, and for sale, by '.'N"'
FEB Is-lt D. TIMBERLAKE.
oS.5 s3, 81. IS, aud SO, Library of U.cfs,
No. Maps to do
No ~: Farmers Series do.
Received by yun.e,,
feb 10 NASH
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IrIsh Linen Sforc-

Irish Linen Store.
- H. JENKINS has on hand Of recent importa.
~ tstion, an extensive assortment Of IRIsH AND
GERMAN LlNENs Persons wanting Linens for the
Spring will Rnd hcm all prices by tho piece half
piece, or yard All Linens purchased at this house
are warranted pure Linen and grass bleach.
Also on hand few pieces of extra fine Linens
suitable Tor collars, &c &c. AL of which will be-
sold at The most rcduced prices, 81 r. ~. JENKINS
Me'no Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
feb iS
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01-.Neso Books at Nash's.-G0
a CARD.
Mrs Knights Benefit.

Mrs Knights Benefit
M RS KNIGHT respectfully informs her friends
lVA and the public, that on Friday evening next
her Benefit and last appearance will take place; on
whIch occasion will be performed the celebrated
Comedy of the HONEY MOONP Juilana Mrs
kninht; and last night of the new Comedy of PER
FICTION, in which character, she will introduce
the following popular songs: Charlie take mo home
love; Hank bark lis the Echo; Loves Ritornena;
the Mocking Bird aud the Dashiug White Sergeant
feb l6-2lt
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VIEW lORK LE.N'E

s'LW IVNh LFaF n
.GhNN Iut New ioIk. the rcgulf packet schr Ell.
FSN PORT, SvuR Master. Fur freight ~ passage,
~ IA having good ,odatnus apply to the Mas
-@>shAAS>e ter bosfd, ~ tha Dock. or TO
ssAl<-zsr-&~s eb Mt DANESYURE ALLEN u Ce5
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
THIS AFTERNOONS,

Splendid Lottery--all prizes--S3e 900, zoauo
10000, $500, and 90 of l0oo.-Vrgina S,a,e I.o,'
te,Fy' for the bensf, of the Dismal Swamp Canal
To Morrow, the 18th inst, n, the Eagle Hotel NJ
O'Clock This Afternoon. when the following hand
some prizes will be distributed.
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~ iicXeis ., halves so, quarters 25.
Fos sale at the Lottery and Exchano. Of;ca or
Ieo Us THO. b. BIGGER.
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MICKLE'S OFFICE

HKAWING OF tie Grand Consolidated Lottery,
~ No g.:
10, 81, 5, 10, 81, co, 4s. IS, SO.
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The taIlUTcsses Of New York city have had meeting with
view ~ iormng society r bs'tvng their couduon That
would have bceu sne, perhaps readily they had -
vited the Iailors and Justice Of the pesce."
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Another Splendid Lottery.

WITHOUT ANY BLANKS.
Vie last Two Lotteries drawn upon this plan hay
ing met with the most decided APPRECIATION of
the public, The Managers have concluded to draw
one more IN Richrend- This Afternoon, the lstn,
opou the same system
Capital Prize $4,000.
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~ Also great number Of $50, SO, 40, &c-Wboss
tickets $40, Halves 5. Quarters so.
terry might draw S45 Ooo while in fact he onIv runs
the riSk OF one, as every ticket must draw Is.
orders from the country by return of mail win he
promptly supplied from my fortunate office.
zen io-3tM w cGF s. HAWKINS
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PRorHTCT Losp BygoN-n his Journal, under date OF
January -, 1921, Lord Byron wtres"Dned-New come
tho Powers mean 90 with the People The intelligence
seems 70 be pOsvclet be sohsy will he ten in the
end The htg times fast flushing There will DO blood
shed like water snd Ike but the People will con
qucr ~ the end shall live It, iooses II"
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NOTICE.-A quarterly mcetin of the Whole
In sale and Retail GrocerS of this city will be held
at the Bell Tavern Saturday evening at O'Clock.
As there is business of importance TO transact, a
full meeting is desired by the COMMITTEE.
feb fB-st
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. HlTE'S Tooth Ache Drops.-A sup
ply received, and for sale low bv
feb l8 JNO. IL. EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-18

There 1000 females than males Massachusetts
Ivy the oensns! The seer make u number what they
want ~ might
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Tickets s.. Halves 2 SO, Quarters 4 Is.
Tickets for sale by the package, or at retuIi. bv
feb 10 YATES d. MINTYRB. Manu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


NOTlCE is hereby given TO the propricors of the Five
per cent. Stock, created in pursuance OF Act
Congress passed the 10th day Of May, 1920 that the
Certificates Of the said Stock amounting in the whole
NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE
DOLLARS AND THIRTEEN CENTS will be paid.
the second day of January next tic popctors there
Of their legal representatives attorneys, duly cons-
tutcd, the presentation surrender of the said Ccr-
Gates. at the Treasury, 1T the Loan Office where the
may stand credited.
Notice Is further given, that transfer Of the Cerii-
Gates OF said Stock, from The books Of the Treasury or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day of December
next.
And also that the interest on all the Certificates If tc
said Stock, will and determine the day of Ja-
airy next LOUIS McLANE,
Oct. Z. IiJ-Oaftd1 Secretary If The TrcdsurU.
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TREASURY DEPARrMENr,
October 9Th 1871

ANIEREAS, Notice was given by this Department on
w the LIST instant, TO the Propncors Of the -Four amt
dhdD per cent Stock cf Fire Millions of Dollars created
IN pursuance oil an Act OF Congress Of the 2G of May 1925
aud 10 The PopoOrs OF the Fire per cent Stock created
pursuance OF AN Act Of the 10Th Of May 1929 that the Ger
ieatcs OF the said Stock will Be redeemed The I'd
OF January next rcspeciYclyand whereas Of tie Pro-
Prieors OF the said Stocks may desire the reimbursement
their Certificates previously to the aforesaid 2d
airy, NOTICE IS NOW GIVEN, That, the presentation
Attorney duly constituted the Treasury ora. The Loan
Once where the same may stand credited al any time pre-
vosy to The aforesaid ls or I'd Of January as e
may be- the principal Of the said Certificate will be- REIN
bursed and tio interest which shall have accrued thereon 10
the time Of such surrender, will be paid
LOUIS McLANE, Secr'gof the Treasury.
Oc'. IL 44-cowtl stan.
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per to combine with the ordinary duties Of the Cutters
that Of assisting vessels found the in Distress and
minserng the wants Of their For this purpose
have 10 request that you will direct the commanding Of
Ulcers OF the Revenue Cutters Rush and Alert prepare
for immediate cruise. To enable them TO fulfil the du
ties expected of Them will them 10 be furnish
ed without delay with quantities OF provisions water,
wood and other supplies be conveniently
slowed in the vessels direct the Rush 10 cruise be-
tween Sandy Hook and Montaug Point, the Alert between
Sandy Hook and Cape May, keeping close to the main
land may DC convenient with the safety of each vessel
You will direct them not 10 return port until forced do
80 from stress of weather want of supplies. You will
direct them 20 speak all vessels approaching the
which may require a relief and give such assistance
he adapted TO their condition and necessities and il
may be in their powcr render. You will observe that all
supplies furnished under this authority duly account
cd io and direct the commander of each cutter TO charge
such aS he deliver, to vessels requiring them at
cost value taking the bills OF their for the amount
upon tire consignees These bills will be plac-
81 in your hands for collection and when paid, introduced
into your accounts deduction from the current dis
bursements for the support Of the cutter. will thank
to hasten the departure Of the cutters this service
and 10 advise of the time of their sailing Should cir
cutanccs oblgc them within less period than
fortnight you will promptly despatch them second
cruise and will take that they kept employed
this duty constantly the safety OF the cutters will per
init. am, very respectfully your most obedicnt,
LOUIS MLANE, Secretary of the Treasury.
To the Collector OF the Customs, New York.
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gus.
Ono Of The satisfactory as well as the most impo
'ant o the results at ;he opening the present Congress
was the reelection OF the republican Incumbent Of the
'hnr II - la the cnerprizc 10 start well. In this in
stance was the more material, the opposition despair
ng OF success upon fair division and with open hcll
hsd selected (with his conscn candidate FROM among the
TREND. oil The administration and had urged his election
upon incidental and unreal grounds OF diyison-Bu the
weiaid plans and arul appeals to the northern and tariff
feeling, frustrated aud unless the signs of the times
deceive the member who chose thus orle, the
iicncc of the friends Of the administration we'll under
Stood and the value OF appeal the northern advocates
Of the tariff and the southern advocates of notification a,
the mutual friend of each duly apprcciaed-Wc should
be glad to know 'cho voted Tor Mr.. Sutherland-I5
The In,olligcncer gives us the following oracular
remark AS having fallen from Mr. Webster in rcla
ton To the late negotiation which secured the West
India Trade 10 country
"from the close of the late down q very recent
period, has been the object OF the several administrations
10 secure reciprocity not only TO the navigation, but
The commerce, the traffic in commodities, of this country
with England. Since the period alluded to- that
purpose has been Abandoned and an arrangement has
been completed in conformity with instructions given bv
the Government here TO the Minister at the Court of ST.
James; given Sir in terms and in temper which may
very properly become the subject of public examination
and connent heres say Sir of public examination and
comment
Mr. Webster, finds fault with she temper" in which
our fortunate negotiation with great Britain was CON
ductcd!! With regard TO the "tcrms" upon which
1t was concluded, they the Same proposed by
the late Administration of which Mr.. Webster was
the spokesman. They failed in their ovcrtures-
The English Government probably understood that
those with whom they negotiated dbl not represent
The american peope--tlat they rather pro tenn
admlnstration-and therefore did choose to make
an arrangement unless il We're guaranteed by au-
thoritcs that had the confidence of the American
people. The parties, therefore, were not in pro-
per "tcmpcr" for negotiation and it lailed.-Gi
The Democratic members OF the Legislature Penn
syvanla more than ninety ~cscnt,l held in the
State Capitol Thursday evening last, which was
unanimously resolved that the State Convention, for the
nomination OF the electoral ticket for President and Vice
President OF the United States, and of candidate for Co
vernon OF that State, be held ct Harrisburg the 9th
March next
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EsOETs'ssY a.
{" nrcn IN Rtu,iv, r>.u>o. :

lFrom the Diamond Magazine.
THE MODERN CUPID.
lie rests on violent banks no lunEuid limb;
The Bdi6 vi England is the baISb for him,
Nor bull nor lion he triumphant rides,
But bullion i the rcolden beast be guides
he takes cold by midnight's screnadc,
For men OF laws his Instruments have made.
His doves StOck-dOreS, AMI notes have place,
Unless the ,r0T'iS Of promise decorate its face.
Lord Of the Treasury; Master OF the Mint,
This cupid; ladies take the hint;
In short money lowing god is he
Calrd by his votarcs-- Ci,pidity.
Phystesoa and Patient lcideiy different OF q Bo Not
bv Tie ilte Dr. HGdciB
Luscus, afflicted in his eyes,
To Radcl ior advice applies;
Radcliffe himself OF sight unsasnd
But fond to see the glass 20 round,
With much of gravity replies
Qui; wine, Sir, it YOU love Your cyos.
Quit wine! quU,h Luscus--sure You jest
For you whose eyes not the best,
Fer .eAily push the bottle round,
As If no danger thence were found.
No case in point, Sir--Radcif cries
Wine love better ID n my eyes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

TALLAHASSEE, Dec 19.-Achille Murat, recently re-
ccived Generals commission in the Belgian army. IL
has been Withdrawn, however, demand made by the
French Govcrnmcn-hc il expected TO return with his
lady TO his residence in this vicinity during the winter
spring--F10rididn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

A GOOD TAILOR WANTED.-One who can come
IA well recommended for industrious and sober habits
may hear Of good situations, by personal application 10.
communication addressed Post Master, Fabcr's
Mills Nelson County, Va.
Also, \ Coon BLAcKsAfITu.-For whom liberal
ges will be given for the ensuing year. il carly application
be made as above directed.
Dec. Is. 6i--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

From such state Of public opinion the hsppiest results
may be produced in Colombia and eventually in the whole
Of the American hemisphere.
We cannot but attribute it, great degree, the able
manner in which this country Bo-
gotta, which has evidently produced towards feeling
very different from that which prevailed not long since
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

william H. Elliot, candidate for the office Of Mayor Of
inc cy OF Boston, died suddenly on Tuesday the 9th inst
The Boston papers of Wednesday contain in one column
report OF the committee of his friends urging his claims
Tor the Mayoraly and in another his
nnr xnrctcd hnccnsn y -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

dAHlO AND KENTUCKY LANDS.-Tbc Subscri-
y her offers his services nonresident propctors Of
lands in The States Of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thereof and payment Of the taxes All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati, john III. Price, Esq of Rich
mond. PosT PA1D, will be duly attended TO- lie refers
those TO whom he may be unknown, to Chief Justice Mar
SHALL Chapman Johnson, Charles Copeland and SAINT Ny
ers, Esqrs JAMES SOUTHGATE.
p. 81 S. viii also attend Attorney at Law TO suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov. 4. Jl--wGm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

FHNO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-Thc Subscriber will
n take Apprentices in his Coach Smith Shop six
strong, active, Intelligent cooued boys, for term less
than five years The value of good Coach Smith il so
well known, that he deems il unnecessary say any
thing the subject, JAMES BOSHER.
Dec. -. Go-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

.4nother instance Of remarkable Iongeritu-In our ma
per oil the 9th instant, published account Of man
now living in Rockingham county who attained TO the
age OF III years Mrs Elizabeth Kyle died in this
ty on Wednesday the Sh instant supposed TO be one hun
dred and t,ceny three gears Of age She likewise
born in the lower part of the State Of Virginia, but has
been resident of this county for nearly seventy year,
She Grand children who three ten years
od.-.9HitOn IN. c. Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

We understand that the packets which sailed yesterday
Tor London, Liverpool and Havrc carried upwards of
million of dollars in spccie.-.N. y Jfcr fdr Dec 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

It's Characteristic OF the candor as well a. the veracy
OF the u ). Telegraph, that quotes the Richmond En-
1urer for article relative the nomination Of Mr. Van
Buren, which il well knew copied by the r. f. from
the Pa. Village Record respectable but decided oppo
ton journal, and such transferred TO columns
The arhce OF the Telegraph thus convey erroneous
impressions where he may Imagine the correction win not
reach, is worthy OF its source andi,sdcssn.aJdny. Ar
rus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

ENOR SALE OR TRADE.-Haviny turned my atten-
iion to other pursuits offer my line blood Stallion,
called Murdoch beautiful bay, 10 hands high majestic
appearance only years old He was sired by the
celebrated Sir Charles whose reputation stands high
or than any horse in America His dam full hooded
Bedford marc, near akin 10 old Bclar and old Medley
uneNampled value, whose proncgy has commanded
money than any other that l have known. except
MIR. VIM. X. Johnson's old Reality, and under present
circumstances, they bid fair 10 vic with her Several OF
years of ogcTle half of Murdoch sold for 5000 the
fall he three year, Of age. The sister OF Murdoch
which brought the rcnown, old iilly called
Tntc, sold few days ago for $780, and have been
told that $1,000 was offered for Tne. N1urdochs dam
was owned and rode constantly for several years by
Sheriff oil our county, who weighed at least two hun
drcd weight, without sustaining the least injury; was
10 years old before she put TO horse and is still
alive, having had nine ten colts, and is still breeding
mention this Tor the purpose of showing their durability
not only the turf AIr. VIM r. Johnsons certificate
Will show below. but in the essential employ
the cultivation OF the farm in the stage the troop In
such stock of horsesare strong bulwark republic
Murdochs progeny bid fair do honor his progentor
from their present appearance, being large of fine action
color. &c. have three OF his colts, years
spring, and year old spring. of Sir Charles
mares OF frstrate blood only raise TO sell trade the
cotsthcy he traded for the reasonable terms
A letter addressed the subscriber living near Ches
tcrficd Courthouse, will receive attention.
CHARLES G.. GRAVES.
have known Capt Charles c. Graves horse Murdoch
by Sir Charles ever since he cothavc seen him
several in good credit. but never saw him start
Tor race, when considered him in good ORDER but once
which at New Market, the fall after he was wears old
two mile heats, at four heats beating my horse Medley
and Col. Wynncs horse Merlin. Given under nv hand
tins lst day OF Oct. 1880. w. Il. JOHNSON.
Dec. IT, 65-Itwtf
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TO the Collector Of the Cusioms. New YORK.

IL is now singular fact, that Pennsy represent
cd in the Senate of the United States by two brothersn
law Has such occurred in the Union before
Penn. Hfeltgenccr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

NOTICE Teacher TVanfed.-A gentleman Of
~ uncxcePdonahlc character, experienced in School
keeping, well vcrscd in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics, will find
desirable situation in private family By application at
at Morgansvile. Nouoway, Va.
Dec. 10, 1881. 62-wtIIF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

vHNliE undersigned having. sometime in the sum
n mer oil 1929, authorised (by pow er of Attorney
Ira White and BENJAMIN Marshall Of the County of Caro-
Inc and State Of Virginia, to- survey and divide equally
three Tracts OF Land in the county Randolph and State
aforesaid whereas they the said White and Marshall not
having acted either legally or Justly IN division of said
land, do hereby and revckc them as my said
Attorneys and do hereby caution the public against pur
chasing all or any part OF said lands OF both or either of
them, as they have interest claim whatever in said
lands. JOHN =. WALDEN
For the Heirs Of VIM. Walden, dee
Dee. %. S7-2,wa,v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

a RUNAWAY.-Wa committed TO the Jail of this
"a county, on the 18th day of September, 1884, ne
gro boy who calls himself HENRS.-Hc had on when
committed, suit OF oznaburs and hat. lie Is about
10 years odour feet five inches high, and very likely
The owner will forward prove property, pay charges
and take linn away, he will be dealt with the law d
reefs. JAMES s GILLIAN Jalor
Prince George, Nov. 20. 5S-wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30

IN CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for Buckingham
"a county, the Sih day Of October. 1924
Greed Taylor an infant by his idthcr, sc. Pln.
against
Thomas T. Boudin cxo'r of David Ross, decd, Robert
L. Dabncy, Geo. NJ Payne and w. l.. Fon,ane, 'or of
David Ross, jr. decd Dcits
James Scott, cXor Of John Leslie decd who was ex or
OF Robert Craig decd, who for Daniel Call trustee
&c benjamin Johnson and others, creditors of David
Ross, Jr. deed Pltfs.
against
Walter j. Fontainc and Geo NJ Payne, 'ors Of David
Ross Jr dec Il, and others. Dcits.
On motion 10 the court, and by of parties it is
ordered that these be referred the Master Com
missioner, to state and ascertain the several liens in
cumbranccs the real estate of David Ross M deceased
TO settle the account of the executors; the nature
and true character OF each claim against the Of the
said David Ross U dcceased whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs not aud to state any special matter requ
ed by any OF the parties TO be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner, and make report the court.
Copy. Tcste II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. ID. c.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday, the 9th day of February next to
the directed in the foregoing order al my
Office in Maysville which day, nine ocock in the
morning, they are requested TO attend with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement.
Dec. 10. 62-WSw ID. GGCRRANT. Com.