Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03

have been rcpricvcd for sale and transportation
by order of the Governor,
WIN. Ii. RICHARDSON, 8. G.
" lRGlNlA-At Il superior court OF chan
Gerry holden at the former capitol, III the
city of w lll,amsburg, the iith July, 1897: Is
Iael d JnO. p. llcas0ns lf, 0ganet Jro. IL.
Blair, odm'or with the Will annexed of Nat,
Burwoll. decd Jas. X. Marshall aud Claudia
ID. his wife. Matt. w. Kemp, sheriff of Glou-
ecster county, and COMMITTEE Of the estate of
Nm Hale, sen, dec, Richard G.. Morris,
ndm'or with the will annexed cf Smith Hall,
decd, who wes adm'or of WIN. Hall the elder
decd, John Hall, adm'or Of Francis Hall. dec d.,
Henry l.. Nut,a adm'or of Francis Thornton,
decd, Ben. w. Cleuvcrus, eX'or of Joseph
Cleuvcrius, decd, Thomas Whiting, ex'or of
Skate w hitting, decd, JOHN S. Stubs, r, n dmr
of Jno. s. S,ubbs. senr, who was admor of
Francis $. Stubs, WIN. d. hughes, in his own
right, and adm'or of his late wife Jane. ard
Robert f., Randolph s., Albert G. and Edwd
a. S;ubbs. and Edward Garrett and Sarah his
wife, df S
The death of the plaintiff: Israel Peasants, is
suggested, and the cause came this day to be
heard on the bill, answers of the defendants
Jno. III. Blair, adm'or with the will annexed Of
Nat. Burwell, decd, Edwd A. Stubs, Ran
dolph S. Stubs, Robert +. and Albert G..
Stubs, Edward Garrett, VIM. b. Hughes. Jas.
X. Marshall aud Claudia II. his wife, BENZ
W. C'S'c'iuo' SN Ut VI joseph StenNcrltlS.
deed, Matt. w Kemp sheriff and committee of
the tcof WIN. Hall, the elder, decd. exhi-
bits, aud examinations of witnesses, and a to
the defendant John Hall, who is out of this
country, end against whom the Plaintiffs appear
to have proceeded in the mode prescribed by
law against absent defendants, and to the
other defendants on the dccrc.al order taking
the bill for confessed, which appears to have
been duly executed, and wac argued By counsel:
On consideration whereof, the court doth ad
Judge, order and decree, that the defendant Jno
Ii. BAR, admor with the will annexed of Nat
Burwell, decd, render before one of the com
nssioners of this court, on account of his trans
actions III the estate of the said Nat Burwell,
that the defendants Jas. Marshall end Cau
dia IL his wife, who was Claudia ii. Burwell.
child OF Nat. Burwcli, decd, render before
the same commissioner an account of all the
real estaie which either by descent or devise
care u the said Claudia, medlateIy or imme-
dateIy from her said father, wte.e the same is
situated, The present fee simple and annual We
lue thereof, distinguishing what has come t.
her by immediate descent or devise, and what
remotely, and the value of such portion of the
real estate may have been allened, Sold or
made ov'r, and that he also take an account ,f
the personal esta of the said Nat. Burwell
which may have been received by the said
Claudia, or by her husband; that the defendant
John ) Stubs, Jr., adm'or of John s. Stubs
SER. render before the same commissioner an
account Of his intestate's transactions on the
estate of Francis 5. Stubbs as also his own
account Of administration OF the estate of Jno.
-. Stubs, sen; that the defendants Edward
Garrett and Sarah lis wife. who was Sarah
Stubs, VIM. b. Hughes, adm'or of lis late
wife Jane, who was Jane Subbs, Robert F.
Stubs, Randolph S. Stubbs Aibert G Stubs.
and Edward A. Stubs, do severally render he
fore the same commissioner an account of all
the real estate which either by descent or devise
IN tbap, al III e.
the said Francis S. Stubs, where the same is
situated, the present fee simple and annual
value thereof, Distinguishing what has come to
them by mmcG a.e descent or devise and what
remotely, and the value Of such portions of the
real estate as may have been a!iened, sold or
made over; and that he also take account Of the
personal estate of the said Francis S. Stubbs
which may have been received by the said Edwd.
Garrett and Sarah his wife, William 3. Hughes
adm'or of his late wife Jane, Robert T.. Stubs
Randolph S. Stubs, Albert q. Stubs and
Edward A. Stubbs, which was of the estate OF
the said Francis s. Stubs. decd; that the same
commissioner state an account Of the plaintiff s
demand on account of their judgment obtained
In the county court of Gloucester, in the PRO
ceedngs mentioned against james Baytop, John
Baytop, and JHo b. Whiting; in taking which
account the surviving plaintiff is to submit to
be examined in solemn form before the said
commissioner, touching any payments which
have been made to him on accoun: of the said
Judgment: which said several accounts the com
missioner is directed to examine, state and settle
ana TO The court report, with any matters spe
chilly stated, deemed pertinent BY himself, o,
Which may be required by the parties to be SC
stated.
FIRST FEBRUARY, 1928.
For reasons appearing to the court, The order
entered IN this cause on the twenty-ninth DAY
OF January last, is set nside-And on motion Of
israel Peasants, by counsel, and it appea ring
by the affidavit, of James Cabaniss the deputy
clerk who made the entry the record on the
fourteenth day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty sevcn-the death of the
above named pitt was suggested, instead OF
John y. Peasants, the court doth order, and by
consent Of the dts. Robert r Randolph S
Albert q. and Edwd. a. Stubbs, and Jas X
Marshall and Claudia II. his wife, By thei
counsel, that the record be so amended rs tr
substitute the name Of John =. Peasants instead
OF israel Peasants, (%ho is now the surviving
partner Of the late mercantile firm of Israel q
John p. PLEASANTLY and On the further motor
of the surviving pltf, and ii appearing BY the
affidavit Of SGm Jackson, NJ ID. that the saiC
pitf BY reason OF disease, is incapable ofatiend
ing before the commissioner, ard submit tC
examination, according to the provision of the
intcrIGcutory decree entered in this cause on the
18th Gay of July, 1927, the court doth order
that The commissioner who may state the saiC
account, directed by the SAID decree, propount
IN writing such intcrrogatorlcs to the said Israe
fieoSaDts, as he or any of the defendants may
require, touching the claim Of the plaintiffs, ont
that the same may be answered by the said Tsrae
Plcasants, by bong first duly sworn before
notary pubic, or justice Of the pesc duly quail
fed in Pennsy lvanla. Copies TeSie,
JAMES CATANfss, c c.
COMMISSIONER ANDgRsoN's OFFICE,
Williamsburg, 27th March, 1882. (
! have appointed the cipbtcpnth dnv Of NJ,