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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

EbUBLIC SALE--Will be sold, by pubs
n auction. at the residence Of the subscri-
Der in Msrtinsbnrg, on Saturday, the 2ad ..
january nezt, all Of his personal property.
consisting Of Household and Kitchen furni.
ture. such as good Feather Beds, Bedding.
Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs Corner Cupboard,
Desk, Iron Pots. Kcttels and Ladies', a good
template Stove and pipe, together with va
riety PARTICLES not necessary to particnlarisc.
Six months credit will be given on all supA
over three dollars, upon giving bond with
good security; under that sum. cash. The
sale will begin early in the day, and every
thing sold without reserve.
He will rent, for one or more years, thu
AwxA HOUSE and LOT which he now
ksssSN occupies--the Lot Is well enclosed.
~ ~ and the House in good tenantablc
order. II is calculated for two Sc
peratc families. Possession given on the lst
of April next.
CHRISTIAN EBBARTS.
December 80, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Louisville and Portland Canal.--ft 10
stated that the steamboat Uncas, bound
to Nashville, passed the Louisville and
Portland Canal. on the 2ist ult. with a
full freight There was eleven feet wa
ter in the Canal, and but five on the
Falls. The captain OF the boat was
handsomely paid for the risk by the con
tractors, who were bound to pass boat
through previous to the first OF January
Cincinnati american
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20
Private adyices from the Seat Of Co

Private advices from the Seat Of Co
vernment of the State OF KENrucxy
whose Legislature is now in Session.
inform US, that on the 4th instant four
ballotings took place for Senator of
the United States, to succeed Mr. Row.
AN, after the Sd Of March next On
each tune Of voting, JoHNJ CR,rrsS
psN0he Nations, Republican candidste)
received sixty-sight votes. One vote
mere wauld have elected him. The nth
er 90 votes were divided zone or two
scattered votes excepted )betweep RicH
ARD nj. JOHNSON and Mr.. Rowan On
The 9th balloting the former received
sixt, -four votes, the latter three votes
and CHARLEs A. WicKLlrFE two votes.
The balloting was-to be resumed al Q
o'slack on the following morning. The
result vas oi course uncertain until at
certained; but il was understood that
parties were so divided, that the Jack
soDisns could not succeed in electipe
their man, though they might succeed ia
defeating an election altogether at the
present Session.-N Nat Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

b SAR-lRON We have just received
-H-B further supply Of Mcpherson s. Byien's
IRON. well assorted, which we will sell az
50 per l00lbs.
WILLIAM LONG & Co,
Martinshurg, December i6, $780,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

Canals in France. Among the grants
for the public service of 1880, the
French Chambers OF Deputies have yot.
ed 5. 100. 900 francs (rather more than
S ,oco,0Oo) for the completion Of yari
Gus canals.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

We were much pleased at seeing. yes.
terday, very handsome and ingenious
Clock, the manufacture entirely Of Mr..
BENJAMIN BARRON, Clock & Watch.
maker OF this town. The clock is made
accurately TO determine the rising and
setting of the sun the passage Of the
sun and mosn through the signs of the
zodiac; the day of the year, mouth &
week: the time OF high water. sc. Ii
displays no little taste and Ingenuity on
the part OF the artist, who is a worthy
and deserving ysung gentleman, ma
tive of our town. .7ler. Ga-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

The article Of Wood has been in good de-
mand this weak. Pror to the late snow storm
the price was two dollars per cord. 1t has
advanced, not as the Baltimoreans would say
of aour, a shade better, but has been selling,
readily, at from two dollars aud fifty cents to
three dollars and fifty cents load, equal to
five dollars a cord.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-20

We received by the last mail, from our Re-
preventative, Mr. ARMSTRONG, a copy Of the
Correspondence between MIR. McLsne, on
the part Of the United States, and Earl Of
Aberdeen, on that Of the British Government,
relative to Commercial Intercourse between
America and the British West India Colo
mics. We have deferred until our next, Sc
yeral articles on the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-pnr-

suant TO the last will and testament of john Shell
TOM decd the subscriber will sell by public auction to
he highest bidder, the 18th day of July next on
The premises upon credit of ~ months, the estate in
HE county oil Hanover OF which the said John Shelton
died siszed-This estate contains about 1893 acres of
land, and lies upon Toopotomey Creek in the county
Hanover about IL miles from the city of Richmond and
eight from Hanover Courthouse, and adoins the lands
oil Thomas Gardner and ohers-about fifty acres OF the
land are creek low groundsThe improvements consist
oil barn and the usual out houses and comfortable
two story brick dwelling house.
Bond and security with deed of trust upon the pro.
perty, will be required of the purchaser
EDWIN SHELTON, Adnor with the
VIII annexed of John Shelton
N. B. The subscriber now resides upon the above
farm and wi" take pleasure in showing persons dis
posed TO purchase. T. = Adm'or
All persons having claims against the estate or heirs
OF the said John Shelton will present them duly au-
thencaed, TO James Lyons, Esq, Attorney at Law in
the city OF Richmond, by the first day Of December
next EDWIN SHELTON, Adm or with the
Will ANNEXED of John Shelton, decd.
u In consequence of the procession on Monday
next the above sale is postponed until Saturday the 3O,h
inst. EDWIN SHELTON Atn,or
July %. 2I-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

81 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber being unabl
hz to attend to businesI, offers Tor sale lis land il
Buckingham eSuny, on James h yer, at the h lad OF
olbys Falls, on which plantation there is conotta-
ole dwelling house with four above and cellar
under the whole house, aBoTding cou orable dians
Iocn' &C. WIN Other sInvt MI Ut truses ana gar
dsI: -
The above Land has grocery establishment on ID
al the river wbs. rents annually for one bund,sd ioi
lars, and more could be bad The grocery house has
hVe rooms above, and sellers under she whole with
'hree stone and brsk cbimneys attached to the gsoee
Iy toere good -housc, ice house sranefy and
gatden, spring vi excellent ef very convenient
ne ABOVE rae' contains three hundred aud 6iy- i've
acres by survey, about Que hundred acres ser
go, ana 10 state Cf lnproy@me there being por
Ion OIL IN Clover, the balance wsll-Iylng iinbered
isnd' further deception lie deemed unnecessary a,
hoe disposed 10 buy, Invited 10 call and see The
'uo'cio.r residing on the premises will show to a
Pefop VINO may cdll she above property Is sold
before The Iirs day Of o tober next il viii on iLat ~
De chersd at public sale the sale to take place at h.
RIVER shouIi sell PfVaiey Def r, ,hai dsy ne no.
tics will be given. TROs. ADAMS
July g. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

THNO Johl W. B aokwen and William G.. B,ynnan
a. Guardians for The phans OF Jim B,ynbam
deed. NOT berg inhabitants OF Ibis SAFE Won will
peaso TO take no ice, that shall, on "Wednesday u
nth day OF August mex between The hours Of nine o.
clock Nj add sunset, at tho sore house OF Thoma,
Easily, IN the county OF Haax aod State Of Vlrginio
proceed TO- 'sks he dispositions Of Lewis Grifiu Herr
we'll Gresham, aud ohefs, 10 be read az evdsnse in
suit now depending 10 said County Couftoi Chansety
aud be continued from day 20 day, Sundays excepted
until the dispositions lakeu; where YOU and other,
are plaintiffs add am defendant
JOS. q f. BAYNHAsI. dee'd.
.4dD''oJ of HIM Baynham
Julv 20-U4w
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NOTICE
TENHE shares # Sock held ~ the following persons
IA N the wanna Naviga ion Company will be s.hI
at the Tavern OF william ID Fitch, in The tow. of Char
lo"esville on Saturday, the 10 day OF August mex.
IN order TO raise The amount due on seid ares of
ock to wit: Tim5e,-ka aud J. s. ]. b. Mayruder.
ioureen Shares, John Timberl ke jr., twelve Sbares
James NJ nder, twelve Shares, aud Jjhu b Mastu-
der, twelve Sla'ss
by order OF the Board Of Director,
DANIEL + CARR Treasurer
Rrdnna Navigation Company
Jul, l5 I0-,s,d,
The undersigned consider that they have lust claims
against 'he Rvanna Navigation Company to the full
amount OF calls made upon their Shares of Stock 10 the
said Company, or the full of such Shares; and
therefore refuse payment until those claims are iiou.
dated. TlMBELAKE & j. s. J. b MAGRUDER
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Jr
JAMES MAGRUDER,
JOHN b. MAGRUDER
Union Mills, July %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

STEAM BOAT RAPPAHANNOGK-Ths new
~ aud elegant Steam boa, Rdppahannock, Captain
fsrbank, confines to ply between Baltimore and Fred
eneksburg leaving the a err p ace every Wednesday
Mo o'cIofk, A. nj AMI Btlimore tbs same hour every
SUNDAY She is a Boa OF upwards OF r,s buDdred
ons' ana second TO point Of nestness, eonfr
ana ,pseo; Her Boiler is OF copper, ADD her engine
sad hui ot The best workmanship This main cabin is
on dock LOFTY sod airy, and fitted up 10 style OF great
eifganes' Her upper deck 10 very extensive, and
fords foe promenade The scenery OF ihs Rsppahan-
mock 10 Of exquisite bssu'y and vasty-be banks pre-
ssn'iog alternately Tod snd w5tdy ptomon ores highly
cultivated Gds, snd pleasant villas In her trips up
1pd dowr the boat 10 in The duriug the day lime
go that tbs tourist will always be enabled to behold In
fsoasry.
Travellers fSon the Southern country, reaching
FfedercksbOrg, IN stages or private conveysnees will
hod this bos agreeable change in heir progress 10
The N,rih; whilst persons from the Northern s ales
visiting The Virginia s ripgs, will, by taking the
Boz AZ Baltimore, he enabled 70 zach Fsedsreks -
burg With t ft GU, and less expense b4n by any
9ibeF f0utp.
THOMAS + KNOX, agent, Ffsde,isksburg.
A. FALLS & co. Agsnfs, B,llimofs.
joy 49, 23-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
AWnEAT MACHINES M 1s By IL. .06,e1l5e1

AWHEAT MACHINES M zoe ~ The subsc5ibet
w on ap iiDpr, we'd modsi, which are warranted IA
execute we'll
From the rial given 'aid MA IN mes, am INFUSED ia
say WIN eonbj nee, no machine tv-T us'd In this
sou1ty, viii thrash more whsai Ia tie same time, or
thrash from he straw cleaner than those made by
mySsl with Faual power.
have in readiness for delivery, several machines
OF The KIND de'cfibed TO cost $50, borse- power S65.
Orler' set 10 The subscriber left with Messrs Jno
V. Wilcox K Co, Of Rfb.nond will be promptly "a
tended 10. JNO DEKEYNE
JUL 10. Do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
July 20.

THNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. -ksnaway on
NJ the 20 June, from the Subscriber, living niue
miles below Cumberland Courthouse, mulatto m ~
about 30 years Of sge-Hs calls himself Sffphs n
Price.-He is about the middle szs, well proportion
ed, mis- lore 6Dgef the right has a bend be- " ,h.
br', joint, high ad, with enc two scars on
Sionemasoo, Carpenter Fiddler, and, indeed he is 90
ingenious, that no IL good at almost any thing. The
above reward will be paid II iken out OF the Sta e.
with reasonable charges, or ten dollars II taken In IN
State, forty five miles from me, and secured in Jail so
that shall get him. Masters Of vessels and others
are fore earned IRON carrying away hart ofiDg the
said negro al their peril.
ROBERT McLAURINE
July 20. 23-w8s
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JAW DC

YENHE Subscriber offers for sale the aon an AZ
n he now lives Oh, in Lancaster county, within
three miles Of the mouth OF the Rappahannock River
containing three hundred and eli fh five acres hich
Is not surpassed for health, conve nence fertility of
SOIL and natural advantages, by any other Fatm Of
eqpal szs, East OF the Blue Ridge Of Mountains in
Vivg iUia. IL IL bounded on the s. add S. E. by the
RapPahaoDOck River and Big Oyster C-eek-E,si by
LiIlle Oyster Creek, wbsh covers lO7 acres filed
with oysters of good qualify. This Creek conmuDi.
Gates with Big Oyster Geek, by narrow outlet Of
about twelve feet wide, and one hundred and fl v
yards long, through which runs rapid tide a,rdins
an admirable sea; for tide mill, and water power 10
considerable extent for machinery. large quantity
OF pine wood and timber I've spared oil this arm,
and sent to market at small expense. Many hun.
dfed cart loads OF weed aud grass can be taken
from iis 81 annually, which ferilzss the lands in
this neig hbourhood, beyond any kind OF manure known
here Many kinds Of wild fowl, and great variety
OF hsh, snch as BoReio, Drum, Shsepihead, Rock,
Tench, Trout, Mue', w.iie, grey and black Perch
Crocus, and Pig Fish, are caught here in abundance
There also two fishing shore. attached TO ,his farm
wbeTe Shad and HeTTinss are caught The imp oye-
meD's srs a dwelling house, built last year, 28 feet
square, having two rooms, passage and cjset on the
lower hoor three rooms, passage and closet on the
second htor, two rooms IT, garrsi h1or ond three
rooms, closet an b. place 10 the cellar wo iwos ory
porches, one on 'he N1r.h, aud the South side
OF the Hou'e, from which thsre Is delightful view
of the Che'apeake Bav andRappahanroe Rive.-also
kitchen "a feet BY i6-a baro bull, in 1928 40 fsei
by 2t-S.sble and courthouse, Ovetseei's house AID
XII chen, and three negro quarters.
Posse sion will be given al the expiration OF this
year. with The privilege OF sesdng crop tf what in
October. Those wishing 10 purchase, are invited o
view the place, and any fur her information desired
will be given by directing 10 me, White one Post o =
hce' Lancaster county, ":
THOMAS ARMSTRONG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

EB UFFALOE MINERAL SPRING. Lying In
q y the county Of Necklenburg Va, about miles
above the confluence OF Dan and stanton Rivers will
be kept the ensuing season by the Subscriber, who
will oDdeavor TO make visitors comfortable As the great
and almost universal remedy Of this water in most dis
eases well known, il emed necessary point out
the various complaints in which has proved sautary
Those who have visited This watering place. speak in
the hghes, terms Of ~ which the best recommends
ton that can be given JOHN SPEED
June ~ 1o-sld
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NOTICE

UN En- BNfU FUK NAIE.
& VIE rep esen,ahves OF he late Hugh willie de.
Ia oedseC, being dssrOus 10 TO the Wesf oi-
'ers OF SAFE va'usble tract Land, contain ng 535
acres CT which los 6r.t rate low grounds
'he iatg:r portion OF the high land is nov In woods
wen h"bered, and would piolDse good tobeceo and
gram lns tract OF land il situated rs miles act Of
Hsiiiex Courthouse, ia the fork Of the River AID D MI
euuCteek, 3 miles below Mossley's Ferry add adj.
joining FneDPs Ferry. This paDia loo i, WI -ya.er-
su, nearby and Beautiful situation, e1od Dwelling
house, t-houses, good barns, aud in gooI order , ?
euuva"oO; minute ciPuou Of The situation ard be
many convenience and advantages of Ills place, i,
deemed unbe cessafy H. 10 prssumable, none VIII
purchase before viewing II any peTs,n wishes TO we "
he iand' u will be shown by Mt. Broke the Over
seer. PHIL w. WY1LlE
WILLIAM ALLEN, and others.
T. 81 have ioI SAFE $50 acres of eooi utlsoe
anu All 10 wood the waUr, OF difficult creek con.
Yenient 20 the above ionsd River ifas W thin one
m',e o. Two Gitst and ssw Mills. A. WYLLlE
'"yO 16
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Charlottesville. July 30.
Oh Ok REWARD -Rnawsy from The Subscfi-
" 20 Der on SIndsY the II b Of July. rnY % an

$40 Ssr on snDdy m. II o. Jn hs S "y
DAVID. David is black man rather below The cr.
dioary height, we'll set aud Of good and
foierably thick head OF hair, supposed be abou hr-
~ or thirty bve years OF age. He had when he left
me DIRK iock coat and dark pantaloons, and a black
FUR hat some what worr; he took with bin black
cloth eoa', linen round ke and pair of linen ttow
sers He was raised by Mr.. William Baird, residing on
the North Care liza los, and subse quently owned
BY d.. Thomas p kinson, formerly delegate from
the soupy CT HALIFAX 10 the Virginia Legislature. II
Is probable he may msks lie wy to the former p ace
where he has vile; ihihk, how .ver, tina, he Is at
thisme IN Petersburg, where he bas numerous rela.
lions and fieDds and possibly may remain there for
week or Two. The above reward will be given for he
apprehension and delvery Of the sad negro % me in
Richmond it,en doafs II secured in shy Jail so hat
get him again. JAMES LYONS
July 20. 23-4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

6STRA wBERRY PLAIN FOR RENT.--Tbi, va.
- IudbIe Farm, belonging 10 the children OF Bowler
+. Cooke, dec will no renied TO the highest bidder
on the premises Frday, the 5.b Of August, and
ths privilege Of flo wing f,r a cfop Of Wheat will be
granted. sAML NJ. BOCKlUS Trustee
July 20. 23--t6A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

a MOST DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE FOR SALE
"a wish 10 sell the Estate adjoining the CITY Of
Richmond, called Belydere. containing seventeen acre
Land, with dwelling and other Houses, calculated for
the accommodation OF large family. 7 his property
mas I'D bearing, and approaching that state, selection
OF Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, Of than an hun
dred varieties; and, beside garden OF two acres high
~ manfred, with extensive and very productive As
paragus and Strawberry Beds the brick walls by
which The whole IL acres are enclosed and subdyided
afford borders Tor early vegetables equal in extent to
large garden and admirably adapted 10 such purpose
ne lands not employed in gardening, full rich for
That or any other culture TO which an owner might in
cline to devote them, and II desirable TO purchaser
SIX acres not within, but adjoining the enclosure will
be embraced in the sale. Persons disposed 10 ptIr-
chase will please apply TO Mr. Thomas Taylor in
Richmond, or the subscriber the premises
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
May 81. OF
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DELI.N'QUEN'TL A.VD LISTS!

DELLNQUEYNI LIND LISTS
EDUBLiC NOrICE-The audi or has comm enc ID
the distribution a he printed lists OF de H. quent
Lands,-begnning with she Western counties If the
oa, pursuant TO 'he act VI the lat raj mbiy
10 prevent Misunderstanding, the following Ell LIMA
non Is gven-F.va lists OF every Western county, a.
they are prd, will be forwarded 20 he clerk If
me counties -sst OF The blue ridge and ten TO The
c'eik OF cach OF the Western counties. + one 10 two
hnIdfed copies wall b. sent 10 that county ,he deIn-
queh' iaLds oil which, therein eou,rined The
s" oil etch county viii be thus cir cul;ed through he
whole Slate, in der 20 iurni,h inioi nation to
sons WHO, may be in crested. Many owners Of Western
Land resite III l. Stern Virginia
.fuditor's Office, July, IL, 1881
W ne follow ny lists have bern MaiIed-tI wit.
Lewis Brock, Taz+weii and Cabe-and the lists e
Ma:'p' G'ay:on, Tyler, Wood, and P.eson, will be
mailed sreedly. " "
July 10. 10
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July 81

AMES BRYD0N.-Ab,ut 40 years ago, a Scotch
eH man by the name of James Brydon, resided it is
supposed, near Richmond, Va the exact locality not
known-but 1T is believed that the name of the place
was Ellebank. Il is thought he was by trade Shoe
maker-l there should he any legal heirs to him alive
IN America, they may hear OF something of conslera
BILE advantage 10 them, by application TO
VIM. RUSSELL, Matchmaker
Columbus, Georgia, July 22. 2I-IOt
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q 10 dMlSSlONER'S SALE OF Landry viz.
W Tue oil decree OF the Superior Court OF Chance
Oh rs Thon p.on j. and ]. Nj. Psiee are PA A.iiIs
ate Lucy J. Rawlings and others are defendants.
shall, on "Wednesday, the lob OF Angus, next. The
premises proceed TO sell ,r ca-h to tie highest bidder
a certain parcel lard in Louisa county, touiainins
by survey four hundred and fourteen acres, usually
called "Kemper's Tact"
This land Is situated three or four miles below Lcui-
sa Couri House, on the wStets of North East Creek
near the main RshD MI read: all in d- aud La e
portion OF consi cred good too laud-i lies
and IL VII ~atered, ard cannot tal IL call the aep-
ion OF tie planter. BENJAMIN +. NICHE,
Commits, TONER.
July 10 1876
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E1Noh Remit subscriber wishes to rent or
II lease Tor one or years, his Tavern establish
neh', al LunehoGrg Court-house the houses well
calculated for public entertainments and conveniently
arranged for that puTpose--Ter made know on an
piication to the subscriber living near the PREMISES
WILLIAM ii. TAYLOR
June 81. IA ,r
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I'm Chancery-In Chesterfield county court, July IL,
II 1881:
Sterling Ford, Emron w. Shelton, and John Isle,
surviving partner of himself and VIM. Neale, late
partners, trading under the firm Of William Neae s.
Co., Pltfs
against
Silas Cheatham, adm'or of Isaac ID. Porter decd
John E., Mary F., and Sarah j. Porter infants of ten
der years. by John Porter, Senr. their guardian and
next friend, Defts
This day this cause to be heard on the bill,
answers and exhibits, and argued by counsel On
consideration Whereof the court doth adudge order and
Decree that Silas Cheaiham admor of the said Isaac d.
Porter, decd do render before Lawson Nunnaly, one
of the commissioners of this court an account of the
administration OF the estate of the said Isaac d. FOR.
ter, decd. by the said administrator showing the a.
mount OF assets of the said estate in the hands of the
SAID administrator ii any, and the debts if any, which
nave Deen PAID by the said administrators charging the
anus oil the said Isaac d. Porter decd in the hands
his heirs; and the commissioner further directed
10 state an account OF the real of the said Isaac
d. Porter, and of the profits thereof since the insu
ton oil this suit; and also after advertising for eight
weeks in some newspaper published i'm Richmond for
the creditors of the said estate 10 come i'm and
their claims, that the said commissioner do state an
count oil the debts due from the said estate including
those claimed by the plaintiffs, which accounts the said
commissioner is directed TO report here, with any at
ters specially stated deemed pertinent by hmsf or
which may be required by any of the parties.
Copy. Teste,
p. POINDEXTER, elk.
The parties interested will please take notice tina,
have appointed the 9th September next, 10 commence
the accounts directed by the foregoing order on which
day they required TO attend at the Clerks Office of
Chesterfield county court with their proofs: and the
creditors OF the said Isaac d. Porter decd are reuur-
ed at the same time and place. to produce their claims
before me, with their evidence 10 support the same.
LAWSON NUNNALLY,
Commissioner c. G.. G.
July 20. 23-wSw