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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-06

Ticke's SO Quarters 50 30
Halves EIghhs %
For sale NJ F. NJCKJE,S
Jan Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-06

W The reader interested in the present, state O
England Will find instruction in the able and exec
lently toned article from the London New MONTH
Magazine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-06
BIGGER' PRIzE OPPICE.

THIS DAY!!!
SPLENDID LOTTERY
Union Canal Lottery. M, 24-Drawinr 10 be re-
ceiycd To-Day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-06
Mickle's Office.
THIS DAYti

C.NION CANAL LOTTERY,
Drawing will h. received THIS DAY
SPLENDID SCHEME:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22

,,o,ns BY forced marches, into tue interior
r The Italian states.
o. % - LIVERY thing was in state of tran
r., At Cadiz, ON the 10th OF March. The
gI'" .:.rtions had been defeated, and the prison
-. lint without mercy.
81 Ls..,,oA-A large mercantile firm had failed
~ Min. The partners raised all the money
"a pa ao',JJ and absconded Names not given.
ae p'Ln,J -fhe London Courier of the Esd
., s;,oS nublishes the following letter from
h'., March 10, which. II true, is much more
'.'bIc 10 the cause of the Poles, than the
,;rf note upon the same subject published IN
!, paper last evening"
-. ,n(orm YOU that Gen. Dwerniki has again
;,aI :, victory over Gen. Kreutz. near Lub-
- ,,d has taken four cannon: he passed through
~" 'hG;r where he was hailed with demonstrations
c;,y and proceeded onward to Volhynia. There
.,nort and j, is almost certain that there is a
.,a,;oo in the Ukraine, Yolhynia, Podolia,
- ;thnania, which it is most probable, as the
1' %'la of,be Russian army which was at GroshOw
,', nv PRAGUE. have all retreated suddenly to-
-. The frontiers; this is fact, Tor the cavalry
"'J,y before Yesterday followed them, and last
~, ,be remaining Infantry, and the more con-
nc nrouf that It was sudden retreat is, that
S" ",,9 vas yesterday at GreOhow, and saw
6,nmnted cannon and one caisson that they
,Ilr(, full of cartridges the axletree being broke,
g,,.;js. DIN. bread. and dough, from which they
we're, going to make bread. l think it will be
,.,5 diAicuty the Russians will ever return to
yar.~r. the Qualifications are being very much
,'rrnrihenel, and every preparation is being
made to defend the town."
Clu, Tico O'Clock. March aS,-An express
r,m Par, has Just arrived, French S per Cents.
;c g0c. at the usual clgs ing hour; but afterwards
,h D are reported lover The capital was tran
nnl. bat the excitement respecting war rather
increased.
H.lfpasi three --Consols for Account,76 Ut.
EcgS5Ol Cotton Market, March 24.-The sales
Il The week are 1000 bags. at the prices before
TRENT. The arrivals are vessels from the
T-uitpd States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
To Andrew Jackson,
President Of the U. States.
W.sHrSerox Cry, April 8, 1881.

WAsHINoroN Cry, April 8, 1881.
Dear Sir: Your letter of Yesterday was receiv-
ed, and have carefully considered 1t. When
you conversed with me the other day, on the
subject of your withdrawing from the Cabinet,
expressed TO you sincere desire that you
would well consider of it; for, however reluctant
am to be deprived of your services, l cannot
consent to retain you contrary to your wishes,
and inclination to remain, particularly as we'll
know that in 1929, when invited you to be-
come member of my Cabinet. you objected, and
expressed desire to be excused, and only gave
up your objections at my pressing solicitation.
An acquaintance with you, Of twenty years
standing, assured me, that, in your honesty, pru.
deace, capacity, discretion and Judgment, | could
safely rely and confde. have not been disap-
pointed. With the performance of your duties,
since YOU have been with me, have been fully
satisfied, and, go where you will, be your destl-
ny what it may, my best wishes will always at
terd you.
| will avail myself of the earliest opportunity
to obtain some qualified friend to succeed you;
and until then, must solicit that the acceptance
of YOUR resignation be deferred
am, very sincerely and respectfully, your
friend. ANDREW JACkSoN'
Major J. II. Eaton,
Secretary of War.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
The stage for Lynchburg

Will, hereafter, leave this
place at half pas, P n. precisely
S936@TX tuesdays, Thursdays. and sa'
X-As6tnrdsys.
Ue,uru;np will leave Warrenton at O'Clock,
A NJ; thu, making the drive from that place almost
entireI, in the day time. For the accommodation OF
the citizens of his place and the public generally, he
has formed connection with one Of the Baltimore
lines whereby passengers taking seats at the Bar OF
A. Newton's Franklin House will secure their seats
through to Baltimore, IS stage will be in readiness ae
the wharf at Washington to take the pa sengeis i'm
medately
The subscriber tenders his thanks 90 the pubic TOE
the very liberal patronage he has heretofore reSsMeus
and promises that every effort shall be made to deserve
its continuance. W. o'r'
aDr i6-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-ApRIL

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-APRIL 10.
The Market.-Superfine Flour has declined
since last report, sales of 500 bills. choice
brands were made IS Sl4 90, and s100
bbls. Susquehanna at 5 rs. But little dong in
Wheat, one cargo Susquehanna sold at o.
Corn has sold at 68a7O cents for Yellow, 66a67
for White. and 72a cts. for Round. Whiskey
Is in demand at last weeks prices. But little
doing IN Clover Seed. Linseed Oil. no change;
a lot in tierces and barrels sold at SO cents. A
cargo of Plaster sold at "a 25, and cargo of
New Orleans Molasses IN lots at 81 cents.
TPhiI Pr,ce Cur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
Notice.


yENHE subscriber intending for Florida, offers for sale
in northumberland County. State Of Virginia, contain
Ing 75scrcs, with good orchard houses, outhouses.
store, blacksmith shop, ship and lumber yard, being
which he has carried on advantage for number Of
years, end exceed, BY place in the Northern
Neck for heshh. convenience, and commanding ex-
tensve view ufthe Potomac and mouth Ut Yeocomico
rivers, navigable water, with abundance OF fish and
oysters two thirds around IT.
Also, another TRACT of seventy-fye Acres,
about three fourhs Of mile from the former also on
navigable water, with good Orchard, House, and
Barn.
Also, another TRACT of one hundred and
ter, having only q Dwelling House and few Fruit
Trees but heavily tmhered with Oak Chestnut, Ce-
dsr, ard Spruce Pinc bring only about two hundred
yards from the head Of tide water.
The whole Of these places are watered with never.
failing springs, and sufficient quantity of each in cul.
tystion; and the land Of as good quality as any in
the neigbborho0d. IF not sold before fe 5th day OF
July next they will, that day. il fair fnot, the next
fair day, be sold public suction, the premises.-
Terms liberal, and maize known on the day OF SALE
viii also sell on that day, all the remaining stock
of Dry Goods Hardware and Groceries, with num-
Der Of other articles too tedious to enum"rste.
The frs, Tract may be had by paying about one
ha the remainder with forty fifty acres OF land ad
ioinrg, nay be had during Thos. Wroe's life by be-
coming curator for him. great bargain may be had
of all or either of The above places ny applying TO the
subscriber the premises, or 10 Lindsay, Hill CO.
Ale xandra, ID. G.. JANIS LOWE
Yeocomica, apr l8-eot5thJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
This Evening, at Brooke Lodge.
Vocal 4 Instrume mt az Concert

Vocal 4 Instrume mt az Concert
ON THE HARP & VIOLIN.
MONS. MADAM CANDERBEECK respectfully
VI inform the ladies and gentlemen of Alexandra,
NCERTs
On Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY. Even;n %,
at Brooke Lodge, on ST. .Asaph street.
On which occasions they will perform the following
Caravan di Cairo, Overture by Mr.. Canderbeeck. on
the violin, accompanied by Mrs Canderbeeck on the
harp.
French Song, La Barqae. Mrs Canderbeeck
Andante, from Rossin with every difficulty of.the
bow, by Mr.. Canderbeeck.
German Song, Der Frieschutz, Mrs Canderbeeck
Polonaise, from Praice Poatcski, on the harp, by
Mrs Csnderbeeck, accompanied by Mir. Canderbeeck.
Waltz, in which Mr.. Csnderbeeck will initiate the
Hautboy
PARTH
Andante and German Air in which Mr.. Canderbeeck
will initiate the Flute, Fageoet, and Double Fageo-
let.
Grsndmoiher's Cotillions, in which Mr. Canderbeeck
will initiate the singing OF an old woman when she is
merry.
Henry the Fourth's celebrated Hunting Piece. in
which Mr. Canerbeeck will initiate the hunting ho
and the cry of the hounds.
English and Scotch March, in which Mr.. Cander.
beck will initiate the English bugle and Scotch bag
pipe.
Napoleon's favor;te Grand March, in which the mu
sic will appear To recede gradually and advance. in
which the reports of heavy guns will be initiated by
the harp, and the complaints of the wounded by the
violin.
or Door open at z, and performance commence at
O'clock precisely. Tickets to be had at the door
the evening of performance Admitlance 50 centsi-
children under II ears. half price.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22

NURSERIES AND GARDENS OF ID. & Z. LAMBETH.
Extract from tie Report ofthe Vsiting Committee 81 the
PENNSYLVANIA horticultural Society," made 1uIy 1851
Z" The Nurseries are very correctly managed ana
cover 40 acres supplying every part OF the Union,
detail of which would occupy too muchof our space.
content ourselves with stating that the stock
j. very large aud in every stage OF growth consisting
of Forest and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens,
Vines and Creepers, with collection of herbsceous
plants Fruit Trees Of the best kinds and most healthy
condition; large beds Seeding Apples, Pears pums.
&c for budding an grating upon, aplan very suPe
ror TO that working upon suckers which carry WIN
them into the graft ali the diseases of the parent stock
In these grounds are be in the spring the most
beautiful Hyscinhs in the country, consisting 81 MY
,i;fr.rent sorts Of the double kind
Garden Seeds Of the finest quality have been scat
tered over the couatry from these grounds and may Al
vays he denended upon The seed establishment OF
,hsse bor,crists IT. most extensive IN The Union,
and their reputation is well sustained from year year
I'm obviate the chance Of mixture othe trna OF plants
of the same family they have established another nur
srv at suitable distance, so that degeneration cannot
tile MACE and which secures 70 purchasers genuine
rtc,e the age quality and process OF culture OF eve
- ant heipe thus known to the propretors the sup
nIy from their grounds is recommended with great
confidence, when properly assorted and labelled 'he
sseds are sold at their warehouse, No. IS Chestnut ST.;
hs,s NAV be had likewise all kinds Of Garden Tools
and publications Botany, Horticulture Landscape
and Decorative Gardening"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
ln.fuyette Ace Mouse.

yaJHE old subscribers to the Lafayette Ice House and
Il the public generally respectfully informed
that the supply ICE on hand this is unusual
Iy large and good-certsinly better than had any
previous season; aud will be delivered, commencing
next Monday if the weather he good, and will CONT.
nue. deliver the Ice from the old stand, corner of
Prince and Fairfax streets, every day during the
son NV subscribers thankfully received.
an 22-3t CHARLES MURRAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
NUtice

TIME subscriber havirg declined the Tailoring busi.
i ness respectfully informs the public tba. he has
given up his shop to his son, Thomas f.. Jacobs, TO
Whom he recommends his friends andr,stomers.
Those who are indebted TO him, he Il PES. wiz m ee
immediate payment, to enable him TO ,n0et the just
claims OF those to whom he stands indebted.
onr5d3tk2av2w THOE IS JACOBS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
Vo the Pubic.

TIME subscriber respectfully nfrms his friends aud
i the public generally, that he has taken the stand
heretofore occupied by his father, Mr.. Thomas Ja'
cobs,) where he intends csrr,,i,t on 'hs
TAILORING BUSINESS.
He hopes. by strict attention to business ana o'S
pos,ion TO please to gain share Of public patronage.
THOMAS l.. JACOBS
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
John y, ManAeN


RESPECTFULLY informs his irie nds and the pub
III lie that he has, at his old staud, corner of King
and Ru, al streets, openeda
LOTTERY 6. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Connected with W hich he has for sale all kinds Of
Snuf, Chewing Tobacco, and Segars.
lie also has on hand, anl will continue to keep, an
assortment OF
FANCY GOODS-Such as
Canes, pocket pistols, pistol TASKS
Rod gers aud other fine pen knives
Fancy soaps, Naples do; fancy extract
Bears and antique oil
Segar cases. pocket books
Purses, genuine Cologne water
Fine and common snuff boxes
French shaving boxes
Emersuns razor straps, hair powder
One musical box, silver thimbles, sc.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
X.anareth's GAraen Seeds.
EDWARD STABLER s. SON


RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF AieXan
u lra aud those who have opportunities OF sending
to this CITY, that they have received fresh assortment
of the pcs, GARDEN SEEDS, gro,cnbyD e Ian
dreth at their Nurseries Philadelphia, and warrant
ed by them to be genuine supply OF Flower seeds is
expected in few days
T. - & Son state also that they are agents for pro-
curing Plants, Shrubs, Vines Roots Fruit Trees, Orna'
mental Trees. sc ofevtry description
All will be sold at the Philadelphia prices. the pur
chaser paying the expenses Of transportation, &c: OH
articles ordered for HIM.
In addition to their own recommendation OF Tie
above articles they give the following letter from
distinguished citizen OF Virginia
Alexanlris, ID mo oath, 1851
OAK liILL, Feb. 25,h, 1880.
GExEtxMES: have received your letter of the 23d,
and assure ,ou with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied US for several years OF
excellen, quality and such my family have highly
approved did not know from whom you procured
it, but conclude from your letter that it was Nessrs
Lambeth. With respect and esteem, yours,
JAMES MONROE.
To Messrs EDWARD SrABLgR SoN,
Druggists, alerandria'
feb 24-1aw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. e.

ARRIVED. APRIL 81,
sloop statira Petit, Philadelphia; freight for
the District.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; freight
and passengers.
SAILED,
Ship Malabar. Wade, Liverpool
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
NoRFoLK, April Il

Narai-We learn that the U. 5. ship John
Adams, Capt Voorhees,, now fitting out at the
Navy Yard. Gosport, is to be gotten ready tor
sea. with all despatch. She will proceed to the
Mediterranean, where she is to receive on board
Commodore Porter, and convey him Immediate
" to Coustantinople, as American Charge DAT
flares at that place.
Captain Benjamin Cooper, appointed to the
command Of the U. S. sloop of war Warren, re-
pairing at the Navy Yard. and Capt VIM. l..
Gordon, who proceeds to the Mediterranean IN
the John Adams. arrived here on Saturday last,
in the steamboat Columbus.
To Captain Begg, of the British brig Joanna,
arrived here on Saturday in l6 days from Grena
d,. we are indebted for the st. Georges Chron-
Gle from 10Th February to Goth March, inclusive,
from which we make the following extracts:
:. We understand (says the Chronicle) that
letter has been received here by the Lost packet,
conveying the information that our Port I. to be
made free ware-housing port, IN addition to
those already declared such.
5. The United States schooner Shark, Lieut.
Boerum, arrived yesterday, with dispatches to
His Excellency the Governor. She sails en-
Friday for Havana, thence to Pensacola TO JON
the Commodore. We understand that the de-
spatches by the Shark relate partly to the reno
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
Notice

The new Line of Mail Sta
@oAAges from Alexandria, d. c. to
.&9Y64 Winchester, Va via Leesburg,
SkSnickersyiIe and Batletown, has
commenced running, and will leave A. Newtons
Franklin House at II O'Clock, n, on every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. .
THOMAS 3. BLACKBURN,
,pr ;o-dtf Agent for Stockton & Stokes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22

val Of the pirates Of the brig Orbit, who are i'm
prisoned here; and that His Exceiency, having
been pleased to give them up, they will be trans-
ported BY the present opportunity"
Port of Spain Gazette, March Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
WarehOWse to Rent.

e,rA The Warehouse at the corner Of King b Union
I'D Streets now occupied by Dir. James u. heRea,
NAV be rented, and possession given 18th July next.
s,r2I SAML B. LhRMOUR u Co,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
An alley Of four feet between No.

An alley Of four feet between No. and Q
2 Lots on Water street near the corner Of Wolfe,
81 fe, irort by 624 feet deep
"a do do DO 60
a, alev feet wide, adjoining the School House built
BY frchi5sid Mclean, on Potomac street.
2 Lots on Potomac street "a feet each by 623 feet
deep, RAINING west 1856 feet front Water tr eet on
the corner Of Frankin this will be divided in lots to
suit purchasers lot oil Franklin st. % by $50.
Also 100 feet front Royal street, near Yeates'
Garden.
If the above Lots are not sold previous to the Sd day
of May next, they will be offered for rent at public
auction. Apply to THoS VOWEL"
iTho also wiH eel at private sale.
The three-story BRICK STORE, 80 9-l2
frant OIL Prince street by 80 feet Fairfax street, At
present occupied by iona. ShIliahar. long credit
may be had by paying one-lcnth part in cash
mr. :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
Il ilding Ants

- LOTS, a5 feet front on Washington street, by
- Is feet deep Princess street.
Lot p feet west Of Washington street, fronting
Is feet on Princess b, rs Get south.
Lot Henry street adjoining the property OF
ions Jsnney corner of Prince and Henry street, about
81 feet front and binding ona feet alley running
half through the square between Henry aud Patrick
streets; this 10, is under good enclosures.
5 Lots on street, VIZ
No 1-2O feet by 125 inches
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
Book auction.
BOOKS, STATIONARY. &c.
Sale Of SlNyes

SNYe OF SLAVES.
nv THURSDAY, the 18Th day of .april merit, the
~ subscriber will offer for sale at public auction, for
cash.
TWO VALUABLE FEMALE SLAVES;
one about IS years Of age and the other about sixteen
years of age
Sale will be made at - O'clock at noon. at the auc-
ton room Of VIM ID. Mutt, Of Union and Prince
streets Alexandria under deed of trust. to secure
the payment of certain debts therein mentioned. By
order of the Trustee:
mar 30-eotss WIN. ID. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dry Goods Sale,

VTlHIS EVENING, to close several consipnment,.
Il viii be sold great variety of seasonable
Dry Goods, Hard,Oare, and Fancy .4rticles,
Consisting, in part, of
Cslicoes, ginghams stripes, plaids
Blown and hIeached cottons, tickings, checks
Shswls and hdkfs, bsttiste. gauxe hdkfs
White cotton hose, mixed half do
suspeniers needles, pins
Knives AMI forks, pocket and pen do
Buttons, scissors files, locks, fancy boxes, &c.
Also, elegant gilt mantel and pier glasses and look
ing glass clocks, warranted tn keep tive apr %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
Book auction.
nm Monday Evening she 25th instant, will be sold
~ at WIRES Auction Rooms, an extensive assert.
ment Of new and valuable
BOOKS, STATIONARY, SC.
Just receive and for sale without limits
~ Dealers and others are invited to call and e1..
mine the assortment prior to the sale. spr %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-22
For freight.

w. Quarter Ticket 7 % Al, in Delaware q
N. ;,ron. Lo'rery. 40 7, prize of 1902. was sold
st I. RUMNEY's Office to a resident of Alexandria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

"A CGOhMODATION STAGE AND NO NIGHT
IN TRaYELLiNG-Ths subscriber 10 induce cd
on 'ue .ePesIeu and ha'ierng invitation gitsn bm,
ofup an accommodation four horse coach rom Cha,
oitosVIe TO Louisa Court house, 80 as to ioisrsee hi,
Pre'sni line, running from Richmond 10 OfsBgs C.ur,
u'ei ny which connection direct Hoe OF tour horse
Posi- Coasbes will be made 10 Rishmond twise wset
from Charlottesville, all day travelling The distance
from Cbsrlot esvile 10 Rishmond 10 about eighty
miles by this line.
Lave Char otesville Sundays and wednesday,, at
sloek, A. M, aud arrive at Richmond on Mosdsys
aud Thur,dsy', al s O'clock, r. M.
Leave almond on Wednesdays aud Sundays at 6
o'clock A. M land arrive al Charlottesville on MONDAY
aud Tbur'days by moon.
age fair through So; in,srmeJiae dis ances cents
per NILE Baggage at the risk OF iLe owners. Ia.
publ are assured, that than hs be,t horses
aud dfive", Of upqne'ioned capacity viii be p.rmui.d
10 his ,ervi'e-My s,sge cffise this time in CHI.
mtnd, 10 kept al The Washington Hotel Alter lis ire
.syo October, my ,ffiss viii removed to he He'll
l'VsTn. john NJ. PRICE
OL4. AZ u6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

IN CHANCERY--Haiiax county. July Cur,

I'm CHANCERY--Haliiax county, Ju,y Cvur,
seph.n Cook and william s. Reid, surviving psr,
nets " o'ePoeh COOK & Co. Pitts.
against
George A. wynie and Mary " wylIie. 10 ,htir own
right, and atm or and adm X of Hush Will. r.,
Robert Huri, Allen S. Wyllis, Psemou w Wyii..
W@ Allen aud Martha his wife, Miishe Hall acn' ~
Of Jane, Hall. and as adm'or OF Enzabe,h Hail. and
Mary III. wyiie, Deus
Tos esuse came on this day 10 be heard on he bill
answers OF the defenders Hurt, Mary n. W,He 20
A, Wylir, Allen s. wyihe, Mary v. w lie, nm,
Pnemon w. Wyls, (Which answer of h. s.id A,Ir,
Wyle, this day hi-d,) the de.rse ni,i rs 10 In
fend'nis VIII am Allen sud vie. aud Mnshen Fl .il
which appear 10 have been duty s.rved, and sAh,b,s;
The court doth take the bill for confessed as 20 ga
Allen and vile, aud Hal; and doh .djudg- ODD r a,
decree, that Of tbs conn ssiouers OF The count do
take an account between the pIain, and dapt,
70 az 10 ascertain what poon OF the /, pros s.iy
shsrgesble 10 The defendants g so. A. Wyu.e sad M.
~ Wylie, respee,iv ly, IN their ind y,dual chae
tiers; also VIVA portion OF Me scsoun. 10 ropetly
cha geabe TO the estate Of the reid Hugh Wyli-
nat he aseeran whether The sfendant Hurt hn, ad.
niniseIed the whole OF the said Hu.h w viIe
Gee d. and u eet' Low mueh hereof reI ans 10 his
hahos 10 DC administered; mat he also asseraio what
portion q that pare OF the sad aecon.i which may br
ioubd 10 Dc properly tbars able the estate If the
ssia Hmgn "yiis. deed, SHAH be paid ~ the said Ma
ry v. "y'hr, and the distributes OF H. sMd HusL
"yh~, dssd, iesDg INTO dsstion the proper ds.
riou ion bei"een those who drsw tl.ir 4u pore IRON
ME- un , ana ,hoss who drew no supper ss,o
ND ia nee, and that he report The 10 the euur
!" "a any matter specially sac d, emed pertinent by
ny nimse"' erTeq red to he so siatd by ally OF III.
parties copy. Te.ie,
WIN. HOLT &c
HALIFAX CoUNry, Oct IL, 1881
The parties Interested n The accounts in the abuve
sun dHettd 70 be taken, are brreby po,lh ID that
nave appointed Monday. the 9Th January next a, the
re- idense Of Mary " wylii' for tina, purpose. ~hen
aud "h'fs hey VIII p'eass attend with ,hsir psper,
aud vouchers rekdy 'or sediment
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