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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

&TOR SALE-My lands in the county of Henrico.
"a lying within miles of the city of Richmond, and
joining the lands OF Mr. Geo. Taylor formerly the pro-
peryo Capt b. Sheppard.The house tract contains 1926
acres, and may be considered among the most valuable
tracts oil land IN the neghborhood; it has comfortable
dwelling house, with barn and all necessary build
ings-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres two-ibrs of
winch may be considered the best mberland and of good
quaiy-lts deemed unnecessary to say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first viewing the
land-This property may be purchased low as am
anxious to to the West j. WHITEI AW
April H. II1-w2,n
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AOIlCE.-Was committed TO the Jail of Prince VIII
liam county, Virginia, the 18th day of January
last, Negro Man, runaway, who calls himseil
GEORGE Carr he also declares himsefto he free, and
from ondoun county, he is about rs years DID, about six
feet high dark compilations and several scars on te fin
gers OF his left hand he had pair of dark coored cor
ded PanalOons old blue cloth coa-The owner GT onv
there bc requested TO come forward, comply with the
law, andtake the property.
BASIL BRAWNER Jailor
RrentsyIe March q 1870 -,
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p. POINDEXTER, elk.
CoMMlssIoNrR's Orr,cr

m Chesterfield c. III. Aprl 9th, 1892
e parties Interested in the execution the order are
hereby nolied that have appointed the ID day of july
1882 TO take the several therein referred to NJ
which time they hereby required attend before
me at my Office at Chesterfield courthouse with the
necessary accounts, vouchers sc. 10 enable per-
form the duty required by said order.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, Commr.
April 2i. Il3-wsw
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Brensylc, March 1s, 1882. io51w IS,,o''

NAAS committed to the Jail of Norfolk Borough. on
w the I'd day OF May, 1881, Negro Man He
states his name is Caesar James and that he is free and
was born on the Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND i'm Talbot
county He is about 81 % years OF age black com
PlcXon, feet inches high. The owner of the above
negro any requested to comply with the law i'm such
cases, otherwise he will be dealt with a. the law directs
Feb. Is, 1892 N CURRIER Jailor
Dl-WlN Norfolk Borouob
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NBUBlIC WAREHOUSE, Observation-Disclosures and
p others sending Tobacco TO the above Warehouse
are informed that the is undergoing general
repair for the better security OF obacco John NJ Shep-
par Jr having been appointed in the place OF Mr.. John
subscribers, who pledge themselves that every attention
shall be paid to any Tobacco sent TO the Warehouse
Freight TOLL &c. advanced all Tobacco sent TO u.s. the
drayage tobacco received by the way of Petersburg
and Weldon, n. c., the TO other Warehouses in
the City. NJ. c. LACKLAND,
JOHN NJ SHEPPARD. JR,
warren 81. liO6-wOwI Inspectors
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F'sDsYF6SW X.


THE FAREW EI.L.-TO \ LADY.
From the Words Of Lord Byron Jy Ih0mGs NoOre Esq
When cxpcll'd from Elon's bowers,
moment i,ngrr d nrar the gi,e,
Each scene rocalid the vanished hours,
And babe him his future fate.
But wandering on through distant cimos,
lie learned to Dc az his load of st.f;
just a sigh IL other timos
Aud found / II buster scenes relief
Thus lady, il be- with
Aud | must view thy charms N more,
For. whilst finger thee,
sigh for alt I knew before.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

m observation-disclosures Rules holden in
IA inc clerk Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chanccry Tor Henrico county, the 9Th ay of Febr
airy, 1892:
Ann Dent Mcltae, the wife of Alexander McRae bv
james Nicnae' her next Trend, pltiT
Alexander McRae aud others, dens
The defendant above named not having entered his an
Peaancc and given security according 10 the Act of As
senby and the Rules OF this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not inhabant of this
countryli rs oTdeed That the said defendant do appear
before the Judge OF our said Court the Capitol in the
city OF Richmond, the first day of the next MAY Term
to be holden for the trial of civil causes answer the
oll OIL the palni; and that copy of this Order be forth
WIN inserted III some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond tort months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
Copy. Testc, j. ROBINSON, C. C.
March 6. o. wS,y
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HhOMESTlC GOODS GEORGE CAREY. corner NJ
n - Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
sale general assortment of Domestic Goods consisting
in part OF "JPdithdnl." ".ApPIeton," LoweHo "HonrE
ton,' "sNashtfd," "Ereter, ".9Dcry" and "PHfsfeLr
MANUFAcTUREs, which will be sold ON favorable terms
by the package or piece. Feb. 2. rSl--2aw3m1
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March IS.

~ IHANCEkf -NIRGINIA.-At Rules held i'm the
Il clerk IS Olilcc OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ruary 1892 ~ W
;, - Doo'n' complt
Robert Brooke, admir- with the will annexed of Nor
Iccai Booth decd, and guardian of Morccai c. Booth
'ohn iaiaerro, security of Robert Brooke admir- as
aforesaid Cornelius Dabney, eX'or of VIM. Dabney Jr
aec who was also security OF Robert Brooke as admir-
as aforesaid Robert Temple security of Robert Brooke
guardian as aforesaid and Mildred Taliaerro exe'x of
maSer aiaierro deed, who was also security of Ro-
"e ~, pIooNc' guardian as aforesaid, defls
me defendant Robert Brooke, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of AS
senOy and the Rules of this court and appearing by sa-
u'iactory evidence that he is an nlabitant of this
country; as ordered That the said defendant do ap-
pear mere on the first day Of the April Term and an
swer The bill oil the plaintiff and that copy of this Order
De forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
Guy oil Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
c" al INC front door oil the Courthouse of this county
copy. Ics'e, RO BYRD POLLARD, d. c.
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AIOIICE-Ihc Directors OF the Rivanna Navigation
Company, will attend Friday, the ith day of May
next Cor II that should be bad day, then the next
day. at Campbe's Mills in AbemarIe and the Union
Mills in Fluvanna, for the purpose of letting the improve
mcnts contemplated by them at those places; the i'm
provemen at Capbels TO be by canal and lock- and the
improvement at the Union Mills by a low dam lust above
the grst MILL and canal the South side of the river
about three hundred feet long, and lock at the lower
cnd thereof oil sufficient it to overcome the fall and by
lock the site of the present lock at that place For
more particular information, those disposed to undertake
are referred to either OF the Directors TO wit: James
Clark, Nicholas II. Lewis, Thomas J. Randolph, Col.
William Woods the undersigned Bv order of the
Board of Directors. DAN. f. CARR Secretary
April II. [1l1-w1thM.1 Riv Nav Comfy
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"a AND FOR SALE.--Thc Subscribers being dcsirons
~ o. removing TO the West, will sell bargain in n cir
ii9c' OF Land called WOodlawn, in the county OF Cum.
DcranI containing $50 acres, nearly 800 OF which is well
mpercd woodland excellent for tobacco lying on Willis
river w miles above Carersyillc and mile above Burr
Mus nc plantation Is IN good repair, and has on il
every building necessary for the accommodation Of large
any ana rom W healthy situation and convenience TO
market IS rendered every way desirable As it is pre.
suHeu ih' no ono VIII purchase, withoutrs viewing the
premises further description is deemed t,nncccss,S
Onehir Of the purchase money be paid down and the
balance IN three equal annual in3tancrts; the pnrclsr
LIVING bonds with approved security, deed Of trust on
the property 10 secure the payment
CHARLES w. LEWIS
FcO'V llailOrJ JOHN n LEWIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

YESIiE subscriber having purchased of Mr. Pulling his
Il entire interest in the Drug and Apothecary Bust
ness heretofore conducted by us, under the firm of PU-
LING x DAY, announces to the public his determine
lion to prosecute the business with unremted attention.
and respectfully socits the tavours OF the former friends
and customers the house. and others who may wish TO
purchase articles in his line.
In few weeks he will open his spring supply of Ne
defines, PANTS, Oils, Dye-StuGS and Fancy Goods;
which, added TO the stock hand, will render the as
soriment complete, and very extensive.
MUSCO L. DAY,
Sign of the Black Boy and Mortar, Market Square.
April Is. llD-w3y
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AR. BOHANNANhas removed his office to the rooms
v over tic store Of Mr. Joshua Haowcll four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Feb. 80. l0l-tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

~ PANISH HIDES.--On consignment and for sale.
- 3I1 best Bueuos Ayres Hides.
100 Green Sailed do-By
April II. tt1I--Su JOHN POE co
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observation-disclosures Rules held i'm the
~ Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of and
APRIL 1892:
John Chowning, jr., admir-, with the will annexed of
E""aoe,h W. Davis, decd, Pltff
against
j. Cockcrill and Harriet his wife, who before her in
termarriage with the said Cockenll was Harriet Row
eXecutrX OF James G.. Row, deed, George b. Pondex-
er ana "iiham Armisead, Detts
he defendants j. CncSeriIl and Harriet his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
corlng to the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidcncc, that they are
not inhabitants OF this couny is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the first Monday July
next ana answer the bill OF the paiu-and that copy
oil tlS order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city Richmond for two months success
svey and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of
this county. Copy Tesc,
ROBERT POLLARD, Jr., D. c.
Apr no ,.o..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

u AWRENCEVILLE SPRING RACES for 1852
81 viii commence on the last Tuesday in MAY, being
the 18th, and continue four days
lSt. swccpSiakc for year I'D colts and 6ics-l
mile heats for 800, hafioeit close Goth doy of APRIL
3 or more TO make a race entered
Ind The Propricor's Purse for S250-2 mile heats
entrance Sl5.
3rd The Jockey Club Purse for $500, no discount
mile hcas-enirance $50.
lh For the surplus of the Jockey Club subscriptions
2 mile heas-entrance $50, be added TO the Purse
This Purse is supposed TO be worth $3.50.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gratis.
The Proprietor pledges himself TO have the track in
good order and TO use his best eXcrons TO give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their company
April 20. Tll2-Wtd1 EODDWVN
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April a. ~ -
FHNilS DAY PUB1ISUED.-R. T. SMITH b,s j,e,
~ published, new edition Of Resolutions of virginia
and Kentucky, pcnned by Madison aud Jefferson in T,
House OF Delegates Of Virginia in December. l70s on
he s'nc April 20. Il2 3df
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

HN CHANCERY.-Gouces,er County Court, March
n Term, 1892
Thomas Cary, Plaintiff
against
wesley II. Hawkins adm'or OF VIM. H. Hawkins
uege"Seu' Defdt
The Defendant Wesley III. Hawkins, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il an
pcarng by satisfactory evidence that he is not am inbab
ant OF this country: On the motion of the Plaintiff bv
Addison L. Byrd, his Attorney, IL is Ordered, That the
SAID Defendant do appear here the first day of August
Court next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per publshedn the City OF Richmond. for two months
successvcIy aud copy posted the front door of The
courthouse OF this county. Copy. Teste,
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES c. c.
March Is. M g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

DCBLIC sALE.-CoLvMpIx, the residence OF lie
n late Philip Haxa, will be offered at public sale on
the premises at IL O'clock Wednesday the I'd May next
If not fair, the next fair day. The terms will be
one fourth cash, and upon the balance, credit will be
gwen OF b, IL and Is months; bonds bearing interest will
be required, with deed OF trust upon the property to Sc
cure their payment After the above sale, will be offered
contiguous lots among them, OF five acres which has
been mighty cultivated as garen and has brick house
upon it, containing four rooms.
Aiamiy oil hSt rate house servants of whom is also
very good cook apart of the greenhouse plants some
uces oil iurnure Stock Told Wines and Liquors.
mich cows, and Sir Alfredcolt, Sc &c
RD BARTON HAXALL.
The premises can be by any one who wishes to
purchase, for week previous to the sale
April 10. IOg-,Js
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LegisEativc Observation-Disclosures.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

ILIUHIH Day. - NUl SVdV Jan 70.
DEBATE on Mr.. GooDE's Resolution, .ir. RANpoLPH's
Substitute. The Report Of The Committee OF, Siapes
. and .lh. PREsToN's Motion to amend
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TO Farmers.

ANlNG made considerable improvements in the
n q construction of the JYheat TAreshing Afaehines
(ad also on The horse poverty which they are propele
made al my shop last year, take this method of INFORM
ing the farmers. that engaged in buildny ma
cnes ana VIII bepleascd TO receive their orders for them
Ihey who are wanting machines will DO well 10 mate
early application as it will thereby enable me TO make
such ,uitner arrangements as will supply the demand i'm
time for the growing crop PLEASANT TERRELL
Hanover codny, March, 1892.
Hanorer County, March 2s. 1872
J" me Undersigned having to-day the above inn
proved Threshng Machines (boh stationary and
operate upon wheat with two horses. can saw with plc,
sure 'ha uc improvements of considerable innor.
lance, and that the manner and style in which IN, ma
Games operated, gave the wheat
from the straw 10 admiration. We have therefore mo
hes'ahcy III recommending the same TO the public
nUfUs CHANDLER, JOHN ID. DoswEI,L
DocI, Ed L' NELSON, MAJ. THos. boswell,
- "' 'NpbRsoN, I'D Nj. ToMKIEs,
CAPT p. III. PRIcE HApponJ ANns..
JOEL H. KIDD, LANES II E,n,n
GARLAND HAnGRAvE, HonAcE +. ANDERSON.
Iltos McLAUGHLIN, EDMUND W1Nsrox
VIM. D. TAYLOR
Hdnorer County, Pa March 2ith 1892
naVihS called on Mr. Pleasant Terrell on matter of
business had the satisfaction TO see his mproveJ Wheat
Ihreshing Machine in operation and I saw ,y;,Ion, hn
taon that it is the most simple cheap and best construed
t Gu norSe power l ever saw. confident that two
horses VIII 'hresh, with case, hundred bushels of
wheat per day; and Notwithstanding the preat veIoc c
the drum the bearings keep by friction wheels. Iev
seldom require oil The machine is now threshing oats
The straw long, damp and much tangled notwitsa,i;n1
which, the machine frees itself elegantly
DANIEL DAVIS.
Hanorer County, March 29fh 1892
Oh the z3d inst, was at Mr.. Pleasant TerrelPs and
saw two machines made by him, thresh whea-o,e of
them stationary, the other a portable machine. Two
horses worked TO one and mules TO the other CON
sder them good machines. He has made improvements
IN the construction OF Carks Machine which make them
more vauabc and they ;hreshed the wheat cleaner ban
any wheat machine | ever saw | would consider two
power. JOSFpJI 7, pIICT '
4'P'" W. I0S-wlws
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
JON.s " GORAO.Y. q. Co.

& hFFER for sale we'll selected assortment of
NJ GMOCERIES, TO which they par,icu-
iarly invite the attention Of Country Merchants.
: Among them are--s
so llhds. ST. Crdx, Orleans, and Porto Rico
Sugar, different kinds from superior quality
to ordinary fair,
10 barrels crushed or fallen Loaf Sugar,
~ do single and double refined Loaf do,
~ boxes do do do do
40 bags green Coffee, of extra fine quality,
80 do. fine old Java and Sumatra Coffee
l bale Mocha do.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted, from No. d to
l3, Petersburg Factory,
200 kegs Cut Nails assorted,
300 sides Soal Leather, good and damaged,
100 bbs. No. l North Carolina Herrings,
100 boxes Sx10 and l0xl2 Window Glass,
as do. Ncols and Humprey's and Colgate's
Tallow Candles,
40 do. Sperm. Candies
100 GO. Tin Plate,
30 tons well assorted Bar Iron
do. hoop, sheet, band and plating Iron,
do English, American, German, Cast, Sheer
and Spring Steel,
hhds. Madder, of superior quality,
100 Nova Scotia Grindstonos, all sizes from I6
to so ms,
Yves: India, Orleans, and Sugar House Molasses,
Gunpowdcr, imperial, young hyson and black Tea,
Liverpool, blown and ground Alum Salt,
Shoe and closing Thread, in balls,
Letter f-olscap and wrapping Paper,
Powder Shot, and bar Lead,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines.
u Manufacturers of Tn and those wanting
tin plates to cover houses, will be furnished ON
good terms. au2-cSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

Instances of the most pure and exalted beDcvo-
lonce. and even herosm, have occurred in the
Northern cities, since the prevalence of the Chole-
Ta. One gentleman in Albany, large property
holder, has ordered his agent to be lenient in the
collection OF his rents, and even to remit in cases
of necessity and hardship. The Medical Faculty
have, in many cases, distinguished Themselves by a
devotion to the cause of humanity, which at once
clevates their own characters and the profession
which they belong. Roman Catholic Clergy
man, in Philadelphia, has given up his own resi-
dence, with all its furniture and conveniences, as
q hospital for the sick and other citizens have
accommodated the Board of Health with hou
Sos. We read of voluntarily s'going
about to do good" among the afflicted, OK
posing themselves to the disease in its worst
shapes. While seeing all this, we induced to
ask with contemporary, what has the heroism of
the battle ficld--wc do not say to surpass but to
equal, such sefdevo.ion these simple narratives
record? What has life, ignomnously saved by a
dereliction OF duties, to compensate for the unad-
ing glories, and-can it be presumptuous to say
the certain and eternal rewards of death in such a
causc?-Atcrdndria Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

The following article from a Canada papers
shows that even those who live under monarchy
ecutive power practised by our President in ap
plying his veto capriciousIy in opposition to lie
Will OF the people, expressed by maorties of both
branches of the National Legislature:
'UNITED STATES BANK.-Presidcnt Jackson trans
mitted a messag to both Houses of Congress under
date of 10th instant, giving his Veto to the Bill
which has lately passed Congress for rcchartering
this Bank. This is the second Bill of great pub
lie Importance which the present President has re-
fused. The records of modern English legislation
do not exhibit such frequent acts of arbitrary pro-
ceedings, by MONARCHY yet the world calls Jack
sons proceedings democratic. Should not such
things be a lessen to the Revoutiopists and Demo-
Gratis Of Canada in their proceedings and projects"
Montreal CurrGnt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
DIED,

On Tuesday, the 18th inst. at his labitaton, in
James City County, TRUEMAN PARKER, a native Of
connecticut. Mr.. Parker was seated together with
his family, Mt the breakfast table, and in a moment
after taking the first sip of the first cup of coffee
with which lie was served, he swooncd, and e1pi-
Tcd l" fco hours, without being permitted tho of
any oil his physical members, mental faculties
snsenslble to all around him, all his powers pros
trated III an instant How awful how terrible /!
Into eternity he plunged, leaving behind him good
wife, and four dear and promising children. Mr.
Parker was like his countrymcn to the east, indus
bieus and economical and filled his station in life
as a man and gentleman should do. For years.
il is believed he has sought "tle r,arl of great
Price," but with what success his Iabours were
crowned, cannot be known. lie is in the
bonds of the Great and Terrible; the just and mer-
ciful jehovah.
In this city, the 9th ult., Of scarlet fever,
AMzr STOCKTON ARMSTRONG, son of the Rev. VIM.
}. Armstrong, aged years.
In this city, August ID, Of scarlet foyer, hmzI
STOCKTON MEAD, Of Mrs. Anna Mead, aged
about years.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
ny and NTH the adoice and consent Of tie Senate.
Stephen Thompson Mason, to be Secretary for
the Michigan Territory.
Robert Butler, to be Surveyor of Public Lands
in Florida
James Il. Leib, of Pennsylvania, to be Consul of
the United States at Tangier.
Alfred Laussaut, of Pennsylvania to be Con-
sui of the United States at Maracaybo, in Ven-
czuela.
Alexander Danouille, of Santa Martha, to be
Consul of the United States at Santa Martha. in
New Grenda.
Edmund Brandt, to be Consul of the United
States at Archangel, in Russia.
John Owen, to be Consul of the United States at
Puerto del Principe, in the Island of Cuba.
George Cursault, to be Consul of the United
States at Truxo, in the Republic of Central
America.
James James, TO be Consul Of tho United States
at La Vera Cruz, in Mexico.-Globe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

- iiNI'lNI A.-.tn ti.' ;s.sJ.i' .,
" law and cnanccry, Tor licnrlco county. the
2Gth day Of June. 1882, Ann Dent McRae The w;f,
OF Alexander McRae, by James McRic, her n,N,
friend, pitts, against Alexander Mckee Job,
Hays, in his own right, and as executor of Ann
Don't Hays, decd, who was administrators with
tho will annexed of James Hays, deed, and Her.
bert A. Claiborne and Della his wife dens
This cause, in which the plti. appears TO have
proceeded against the dcit, Alexander McRae WIN
is out of this country, in tho mode prescribed bv
law against absent dcts he still failing appear
and answer, on this day 10 be beard by cousen,
as 10 all the other dcits, the bill, their answers
replicaiions II exhibit, * was argued 10y counsel;
On consideration whereof the cour, being oi opinion
that the pl;f, Ann Dent McRac, should be secured
and protected against all persons in the enjoyment
oil at least so much of her equitable property, be-
quecthcd to her by her father the late James Hays
aud by her late mother, Ann Dent Hays will
afford her u competent support, with the view as
wei oi asccrtaining the amount of the funds from
which such support should be drawn, as Of gradua.
ting the sum to be permanently applied to that OBJ
Jcci, doth order, that the def. John Hayes do rem
der AN account OF his administration of the estate
oil his tcstatrix Ann Dent Hayes, deceased before
one OF the Commissioners of this court who
Is directed To examine, state and settle the same
and mae report thereof to the court, with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
ny himself, or which may be required by the
parties TO be SO stated: And in the moan time
Tor the Immediate support of the said Ann Dent
Mci>ac, The court doth further order that the dc
remnant 'ohn Hayes, executor of Ann Dent HAYES,
uccoaScd, do pay over, from time Ia lime, as they
shall accrue To the said Ann Dent McRae, the di-
vGends on nifty shares of the Bank Stock, admit
ted ny The SAID executor, to he held by him us The
el"itape chooses IN action, TO which the said Ann
Dent Mcitae is entitled, aud that the payments
hereby directed he continued until the further order
OF the court. A Copy. Testc,
J. ROBINSON C. C.