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NOVELTY IN HORTICULTURE.

t''' 'f''' ~ ii''' ~ VIZ th'z'
splendid ant has lately been added 10 thr list
of hardy dcweflns shrubs The plant is species
etthe eurrant bush most nearly allied tor" blhrk
currant, which II resembles very closely, both Ia
form aud smell ofthc leaves, and also IN the CEN
eral appearance of the plant, with this exception
that the flower petals of tie ucw species are OF
bright scarlet, and hang IN gracefully weeping
clusters OF from ~ 10 10 ind,yidusl norots upon
eaeh The botanical name bestowed ON this new
variety is Ri'ss saasHd3fd, and the English ono
that Of Scarlet lowered tntrant The fruit of It,
from the description VIC have heard is not likely To
he of much ,aae but, should the plant possess a
disposition 10 cross y th the Other species, we need
not despair OF acquiring, IN due tune, hybrid,
winch vail not hr merely ornamental, but may vie
IN usefulness witaan, oil tic black, the rcd, the
white or tie champaign Varieties.
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Prom The GcHcSee IarWCr.
RFiI BARB.

the Horticultural Register, there is an article
on the cultivation ., rhlbarb, :,pin the pen a! u.
Bevan In il, he says rhlbarb reqai,ee fer the per
tcction Of It's growth, as rich a bed asparagus
and the practice he adopts IS 10 appropriate =
square yard of soil II each plaut-fo remove GU.
bic yard of earlh-t I'll up the PIT THIS made with
well rolled stable manure, trcddins it closely down
to cover the same with mound Of earth, eoasis.
ting ofthc soil which has been removed and u
place a single offset ofrhubarb IN the centre Oft ,
the crown Of the ilse (Which requires - have We
~ little root attached to it, should be two Or tirce
inches below the surface. The business should he
performed very carly in the year, and if severe
weather supervcnc, covering ofraw stable MA
nure should he laid over tue mound. la the course
otthe first season, during which time none OF its
leaves should be puckcd )the foots VIII shoot down
through the soil into the manure below, aud it viii
for many years afterwards yield large supply of
stalks during the spring and summer mouths, Of
dimensions far beyond those which are usually
seen. The pointed leaf is the best, ami cultivated
in manner here recommended, the finest leayes
measure from three to four feet ACROSS, and the grh
of the stalks will be from three TO -four inches.
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,>YFLETCHER & TOLEII.

er takes Off fiom top bottom, enough for his cat
tie. All line rtst remains uhdfsturbed, aud secure
from ram as when first put up. In this way the
whole is fed out from end Of the rick TO the o
her What the cattle do not eat is trodden into
the manure heap, absorbs juices that would other
erwsc cvapoate run of, and then the corn stalks,
when well rotied are retarnedto the field, inereas-
ing lis fertility. How much better Is this mode
than topping corn and leaving the stalks 10 stand
all winter dying and whitening in the field, al
1ring neither food ior animals nor uanure for
land"
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GEORGIA

The late course 81 the political movements III
Georgia stems 10 he adverse To the doctrine Of Nul
LITIGATION. MertHgJ IN a uulnbero Of connt.s, called
for the purpose Of choosin. delegates 10 the lropos
I'd Convention at Mlllrdeovc, have refused 20
concur the objects bn represented in II a, al
Among the5e is Richmond county, IN which 10 tie
town OF Augusta. Other conutr5 haze resolved if
thecomes necessary, to send delegates 10 restrict
hern from ac.ius IA i.or Of n4icaiiuu Among
these We particularly notice tbs proceedings Of Al
great" Union Meeting" for Catl,am county held At
the Exchange IN the city Of Savannah on Wcdnes.
day the 29fh ut The Georgian" Of that eitg
pronounccs It he cre0iesi meeting eper hld in tine
city. Cardinals conservative specific nullIfca
tpr, vas utterly prosirtted' The editor adds
that Of the large assembly, there but three
or four dissenting voices, on the tnal adoption Of
the resolutions These resolutions declare tie tate
tariff act to be an alienation ot the hurtheus OF
which the South complains, AMI pat'al concession
to their rights and demands -
They urge a continued opposition TO the whole
Tariff System by all means consistent with the
Constitution, and iheir aegIanceto the STATE Of
Gcorsia.
They disapprooe ofthc proposed convention Al
Mllledseyille, for series OF reasons, as DANCE
rous, subyersyc Of the constitution Of the STATE
and sn usurpation OF the rights oithe leg stature.
Among the causes OF apprehension, they urge
one, which may be taken as si indication II tie
temper 81 party pqitcs there, md u exir-mes
~ * { 5n 10 e.t.l ,e:sy9s e,s s,ne1sd.o
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7 y
Nelson cunn'y, Sept 2 ls;tA

The citi1crs Of Ne inn dem i cxpedicn, from
the spirit that has been cyioemi III lc many public
hacengs trtenty hId III the States OF South Caro-
Ina and Georgia 10 assemble together and mike an
expression Of lhcit views, upon tho.r subjects
which much asllaTe THEFT fellow citizens OF those
sthtes--whch disturb the harmony of Tie people
oi the United States Which threaten tho Union
and the pcfpet,aiun the Government. All thcsr
dlsconlents appear To have urisen from whir Is ia
m,llarly known by the tern OF = the tarl'l the
laying oidues imports for tho protection Of do
mtslic Manufactures a system considered bur
theAsume 10 the er'at t"ly 7fttr people mud espc-
clal,y the people on TIM southern states. Those
who are 80 Seadtast IN thelr opposition To- this
coursr Of the government, the nitordlu. projection
10 domestic maj ulaelncs lmsc than resistance up
On Two principles. 1t They deoy tie consti-
tgiwnal night Of Congress to enact such laws. End.
Tncy contend against the ppliey.
It's remlihJbr that the sds1ratcs Of inc Tariff
ia look NJ for TIE fl,ht Of consres5 10 enact thu
law, resort to dfercn, artlel. Of tho Federal CON
pact, mud change aud sti Their position as they
ure pressed cnnbatiei aud disi9lsed pr,w them
itomone clause, aud lhcy immediately she lteI ,hcnl.
saycsunler another & thus itnefWtly they move
'pm post 10 post, protecting aud tlei'ndns this ti-
g,tve power Al cac time they cnfn the right I'M
a. ,oI,,t ,7.l IL, 10. ,,,nrs'. d,n,cs g., .
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mot. n,rrici,r i5.,e,,.t In the nre,l,e of the
ar,,, f,,,a,cs,. So ,5t.ss.s ,,.d ;, mar, Of the
s,,,.s o,e ,,,o,sd ~ IN, n,e,nica or the many ~
rho b,4tIer IF tho ,,b, r. I'rac tr,n, and equal
r,cb, - op,,,oi,, A. ,rad = restricted So arc the
nnr,,,fs If Our rifize,s contro.ed--,be raisu, Of
t,,,,es ,,,,;ed tb,, ,5,,r,,o,, of inb,,-
c,,' ,o.,l.e,,llc ,al iod.G.,silo
/, r,o,ir,.s., SIM, ,f,Iou "a, sc millions # del,
arst n,re, IN. current ,nirjo pxu.nscs of be Fed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

POLITICAL
Fam f4t INrerbiH TtS.
SIi\/AS.

It Holding the principle that a citizen, as
an, AS a sin,le puisation remains is under an ob-
n ovcrt III. utmost energies in the service
80 country whether IN n private or public sta
= .. ,,.n,ls may res, assured that in either con
.I:,.,. I.lau st.,l g-ert with "A spirit unconquer-
1f..,,..,# r.,,lot, second their eyer-
= ,. I1,,i.,, nd ih,rtv n-Ifcu5U
art.,,.o ,,,,,,l,ss co,rmittod many errors
.,:..,;..,a. o,o, ,obirb you have thrown the
,..,l, az ,,,,,r charity Eu can say and
- f M. God and If hi, assembled
,.,;,5s.J ,lo, have honestly and faith
.5,,...,.., ,,..,,,n,rv that have never wron-
- ,L.., ba.,.y,r unnrepared lament
: -, the Divine Presence ON 9th
a; ,',l ,o,J,c, ,yi,hau, the smallest az.
} ,Il,o,;.,Jc,s,re n--S,eeea NJ ifruty
5Iy.r5,oion hv 1sa)
,.,I .,.,,, IL, ,.lo,d i hro,,en-
h3,,.. ,hac bonds ,h,. rainbow : token -
a,s'.l,.,,,, o,,by onward w,v
I.i1.nd,n,, ,nto n,.rfer, dav:
',,.''''-,. ~ H.. y,.,,l Tram
~, 80, ..,I no ,b,, 1,st h.cn
,r,. ,.s..',,.t... ,,,l ,,,tr,o, ,nrnp
a.aa,.,,z,, III. liz, ITS d.rvzca!
.r,,. -, i,,, -, ,,,,,in >ye,,I-
NJ, ,h, ,,uy,n,, 10 ,oa.h ar WARM
.,.Il iz,,,, IL E .,v shafi of ,corn-
.,a .n,rs Inv soul an,a nj ,nd strong,
l..nfs., - F,..5,,,', rnus. Ia stand.
.,.h,a,,3,,nf b,r f,,otite land
an MIN, +, th.c were noa1p and show-
l,.e,,Ant ,hV country can 1cs,ow -
.i...yt aft. ,n,.,, only t4,.e
N,.y6,g,.. IN, ,fair srearers sake
vh.v could not add wreath To thine,
Ho-,.,n.r onc5 tusy borrow fame
y,si,uhya, through every change the same
Tbc Gresian as he feeds his aocks
In T.n,,.', Yal, o Norea's rocks
pr,yuere tn. gleam If hri9At blue waters
I.raa,htby ,Seo's whit armed daughters
Wn,l. dwelling on the dubious strife
shall mjn,Ie IN hls grateful lay
BoZz,Rl, with the name ofChAY.
w, re- blush the warm 5kes Of the South
De, cotopax,, fiery mouth
Al round the fallen Iucas graves,
rae Pampas rolls 1t, breezy waves,
The parrot IN his council hall
lhn brayc--.he ioy4ly-and the free,
Au,oiior up their PRAYERS ior thee
And where orr own rude vnllies smile,
All tsn,nla .pr,-- md lofty pllo
,'fowp LIZ. the fashion Of dream,
sloj1c of every mount ain strraul--
Where Industry and Plenty meet,
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TERMS.

- ra,st per anunnn. payable IN a lsanee.-No sub
,,, vii he received tJr lsss time than mouth
,,sr vail b. discontinued hut at the discretion Of
~, f,Iitor,) unll all arrearases are paid.
- ,DvERrlsENENrS will be tascrtoi Mt 30 CEN,
-. ,,,,. or the fist the an y : cnnts far each
nu,nra. fhase frnm distance mist be pad Tor
%,,. Ia irr ,a.rtiu nr the pay assumed by some
fesrousble person ~ ) .ynchbnrg
An LITTER. alire-e the Editors mus, be post pad
ar they will not be attended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

unequalled as remedy for common bowel com
plants IN children and adults a tea spoonful of
the conserve spread on piere Of dry hrcad is the
best mode of administering it, T,d of this children
are very fond. lmcf ihrm,t.
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IOllTIC Al.

Tetf Editus eft. Choioacgpaic lldfoea'c
bGNriLMES---
Al u meeting OF portion of The citizens Of The
county of Nelson, on Friday the 3lst ult, the IN
closed was offered by me rs substitute for the pre-
anble and resolutions ndopted ] hartu ask lhr
'avo, a you ard the Editors Of other papers whc
uay publish the preamble and resolutions adopted
h annex win theu what " is offered ~ u subst
tvte for them. Your ott S,nont,
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LATE FROM ENGLAND

NEw YoRk, sep, !
Alta ate .ihr last hight we received. ~ TIC
ls'ket s'gp Pacific, Captain Waite, cur res iiar
files OF liverpool and London rapcss, We i0fin.-
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SPAIN & PORTUGAL.

The Mfmol iG{ dCs Pyyenees says ,-e PI.yste
letters from SPAN otIord ground iog apprehension
THAT lnsur'eetluDary movements VII not he coiifr-
cd 10 Portugal. They state tba, the Span>si pro-
yintss on the borders Of Portugal are disposed 10
take part with pos Prdto, ard that even tic troops
forming the army Of ohstFs alton manifest the same
s"nIimonts. The presence Of Gen. Nina, whom
thrg believe to ie IN the pyrenees, has, il ii said
contributed u ,ese feelings. They add tkatthe
causeos Don Miguel appears so desperate that
lodgings prepared a, Badajos for his reception
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25
Sept. IL.

M ANSDOWNE IN MARKET offer for sale this
beautiful Residence and Farm, containing by survey,
about S35 Acres adjoining the farms of Messrs Wexford
and Bernard and within three miles of Fredericksburg
This sce notorious for health, Justly TO entitle it to
the character of American Montpelier The residence
is and connodous, containing eight rooms, and has
attached all necessary out buildings both Tor domestic
and farming purposes. Between aud 600 acres Rap
pahannock fat the balance undulding wood land in the
back ground OF the house, from which the prospect is
tensve and beautiful The arabic land, divided into four
during the occupancy of the subscriber The farm well
waered, having stream through each field, and is well
adapted 10 tie growth of grass in common with all the
products OF tide Districts good Spring within
a stones throw of the door.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will doubtless view the
premises (Which will be shewn by myself at all times
my Manager, in my absence Title unquestiona-
ble and terms accommodating early application be made
Any further particulars if desired, will be readily obtained,
by line addressed GEO. w. BASSETT.
August II. 2S-tlO
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were i'm ie extracts recently given in Dos
ton papers from Canton Gazettes The latest courier that
of the 2st April sayssWe understand that The success
of the rebels continues, and that few days since body
of troops oscoring treasure the amount OF 2OoO0 tae
surrounded and cut up, and the COMMANDER Mahua
rim bearing tIue button, Tell into the hands oil the ihSur-
gents, who Immediately put him TO death. lnnumer"blc
reports iii circulation, but in which much con-
idence can be placed. The Chinese seem certain ,ha
bribery and treachery will put an end to the reoei
lion, by throwing the leoer into the hands OF the lmperi
al forces.
-tFrom the Chinese Courier of April al
The rebels have communication with the mountanecr'
in their neighborhood, and tile hill people OF Riodng se
and the Chinese say that very udicous measures have
been adopted by the rebels for carrying the campaign
they being well furnished with provisions and warSe
stores. Many of the otco~sOmmandiag the forces SEM
against them have been taken and destroyed and after
serious defeat, in which his troops were entirely routed
the Foo yuen OF .aOu- KtcGyg made prisoner.
The temper of the Chinese people. generally in regart
the present imperial government is FAR from loyal, ano
there is little question that should the new self nominated
Emperor of China carry his much farther thou
sands who want but favorable opportunity TO proceed
open rebellion, will join his standard.-I6.
! FROM PApANG.--The brig Neptune, Capt. Osgood
arrived at Salem on Saturday. from Padang, whence she
sailed the 9th of May. We are indebted to
respondents of the Gazette and Register, for slips which
furnish the following information
The barque Matilda OF Batavia, belonging to tHz Will
liam Payne, Esq arrived at Padang 2d May, from Trou
mond, Sumara where she had been for a cargo of Pep
per, but compelled TO leave the coast, and
turning Batavia with only pculs OF Pepper ac
count of the piralica pows OF the Malays She was at
tackled by OF them, and alter action oil hall al
hour, succeeded in beating her Off The Matilda wei
manned and had guns; she received several shot in he
hull, and considerable other damage. Many OF the ma
lives We're kled-they show mach skill and tact, an'
fought desperately. The next morning the fleet consist
ing l3 prows bore down TO the attack which
PEELED her leave the coast The attack vessels
ed by the Raah Booah who is attempting TO wrest thu
government from the reignng king; 81 per picul is
acted BY HIM the pepper taken from the coast and al
who do not comply with these attacked. Pep
per plenty at Troumond. The Matilda larg
Am. ship lying at Assahan.-Ib.
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ComMrss1oNER's OFFICE,

LttCHHtOHd, olSt s1USust, 1907
The parties concerned in the execution OF the foregoing
order hereby notified, that have appointed Thursday
the first dav OF November next at O'clock A. NJ. to
time thev are hereby reqinied oheve ORDER at which
"Rioe In the CITY OF Richmond, with the accounts and
proofs necessary to enable me TO perform the said order
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner
Circuit superior Court Of Lar and Chancerv Henrieo.
Sept. Z. a. ,rt.
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hssssTa'as n.
. mren VIZ nhMAls. rrsuno.

OK ONE WEED, the Editor Of a certain .f,t Masonic
Journal, al HboRy.
from tho Albany Angus
Mr. Edtofrhe following were, the time Of their Pubi-
ostion considered editor, but
heart and haul brother aud associate OF the author
tFrcm the Albany Daily Aivertlser-ls3ll
AD BACCllUM--HorGcc.
TO-BACCO-Frcc TrGRs.
The who thrice an hour
Fills his with snuff,
Fill the dust Is scattuTd oO'f
His collar, and run
MAY a pinch Nccssyoly,
But succeed,
In bringing OF 10 like
This dirty, lOatliSuuie ''wcod."
Even no who puts in his mouth
Nnl sVuts Juice around,
Ruun takes the enc guid Hgh-nlisJ'' out
Aud casts the ground.
For hy the fastiliOu laws
OfNHtutc, It's dccrccd
No wiate'er his stomach be,
Can swallow this vile "wood."
lie who "A eve 'tho journa' roads
To the hour away,
While blue cigar fumes round his head
In endless wnvclets play
Leans what the Aus WANT tho lOIycs
And fishes make their creed;
lie chnckles a he mods tor why
lilo SMOKES the ueacherous " wsol"
Now o this wood Two told enough,
Pray do not learn to love it,
For when man is TO snun,
He's pinch above IL.
And IL a quil is offered
Decline, and hold Jaw" sir
SAY that tobacco cse1eio,
Although you do not " ChdueSr.''
Whne'er politics n doubt
TO make opinion,
Think of tho fascinating Weeds
Plant of the Old Dominion.
In nightly walks smokes cigars
To light ones know
Yet the - small light the " Wood,"
"a % m al IN
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Nm CHANCEN


IN CHANCE~- vIRcrNIA.-At Rules held for
"A Chesterfield County Court, in the Clerks Office there
of, on'the 81 day of September, 1882:
Rebecca Brooks, Martin Brooks and Joseph Wood and
Polly his wife, Pitts.
against
Joseph A. Brooks, Edward L. Burnett, and Rebecca his
wife, ELIAS Brooks, jr., Christopher Cheahani, josiah
Akin, and Nancy his wife, Hezekah Cheaham, Jesse
Snellings John Sncllings, Obadiah, William, Mainda,
Anderson, Thomas, Sally, Peter Lucy, Matilda and James
Snellings, DIETS.
The defendants, Christopher Cheaham, Josiah kkin,
and Nancy bis wife, HeZekiah Chcatham William Smell
ngs and Sally Snengs, not having entered their appear
and given security according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court and appearing, that they
inhabitants of this Commonw ealth, the motion OF
the compliments by CoEnseIt is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the second Monday in No
vember next and the complanants BILL and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in OF the
public newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond for
months successfully and also posted at the front door
OF the Court House of this county, for two successive Court
days. a Copy Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c.
Sept. IL. 36-wSw
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Ne of
mates
Mixing. in all.

rt 1i'",ig' 10 all, 3,I2O
urG OF partial control OF one man. As proxies can and do
HSeB3e ,helr powers, II is probable he gives both the
maryland am > arolna vote, and had he replied fully 10
le inquiry OF the committee there is little doubt il ,youd
nsve appeared that since 1928 well ~ before he has
elected himself and me tclofe Boqyd orey ,cbjc5 he
sides Hence his conceancnt of the nnrher ~ , re-
tually given by him! " ' az
- but u every proxy were present ami voted Nicbots
budIe ana Two OF his friends, now members, of Inc Rt
Messrs Thos Cadwoladcr and Horace Binncy bv ac,
together could make such Board as pleased dom i
position 10 all the other proxies. ''' '" OPP
The whole number Of votes is I'M,
vote, which deduct moo
Gno Ls,C - ,l'' 36lt
Bid5le controls toe ''oVO
Cadwalader zoo
Making toz,
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Residence g
Stockholders.
By lrhom yePI eSentcd.

Massachusetts, Thomas c,dwaladcr,
Do Nicholas Blure
Connecticut Enuch Parsons,
New York Nicholas Bilde,
PENNSYLVANIA II Binucy, Jos. HemP.ul, Robert
Ralston and Nicholas Bid6Ie.
Maryland William Patterson X. Ohyer' Alex
Brown J. Wilson. II. GiImer, g
Hoffman, and +. Elliott,
s. Carolina Stephen Girard, =. Colhoun, l. =
Cope, S. f.. Wier, and n. Bddle
yirgiqia and
-. oarouna- lisl-s0r'ry 6ldHe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25

Which IS moro tban q majority by tgs
lhus dli lc Obcr proNi.s were to act In opposi,o,
10 me PfeHdeut BE- in hs power, with the aid Of these
IF directors as he cIyasre ''0''"
Bnt from 'hc l36 votes which President Bildlc him
ee"R''''' 'h' io7l which Doe gives in conjunction with
o'9e's anu uI'''irdy controls, and from Tie means of
lnu'hce over ohrr Which nis great vote places in biq
power there H no doubt tat the elections are o,o who'll
whom ihg monigl s1Uocrlry have chosen to manage il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25

~ EGkOES FOR SALE.-W be sold at po,vh,ts,
i Courl House TO the highest bidder on Wednes,Ja,
he lHh oil October Chat being Court day six Young me-
gro"omen with their chldren among them are Two
Col Joseph b. Davis WM IICGI. Oy
Powhatan, Sept IS gs-,c,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-25

I'm ERY-VIRGINIA.--In the Circuit Supe-
q rior Court of Law and Chancery for Henrco County
November 4th, 1881:
Henry Clarke and William ]. Clarke, executors of
John Clarke, deceased, Pitts
against
John S Stubbs, adm'or OF John 5. Stubbs decd the
same John s. Stubs in his right George Hoskins
and Catherine Nj. his wife, VIM. G.. Wyat and Louisa c.
his wife, Hubert Stubs, William Holiness Randolph
Stubs, jr., and Francis Nelson, free OF colour.
Dets
This cause in which the bill hath been taken for CON
lessed TO the defendants John s. Sbb, administrator
of John s. Stubs, decd, and in his right; George
Hokins and Catherine NJ his wife, William Holmes and
Francis eson the decrea orders for that purpose
ing have been duly executed, and in which the plain
iis appear to have proceeded against the defendants,
Hubert Stubs and Randolph Stubbs who Of this
county, in the mode prescribed by law, against absent
deiendents they still failing appear and answer came
this day to be heard the BILL of the other
PENDANTS and exhibits and argued by COUNSEL
sidcraon whereof, the Court doth adjudge, order
cree, that the defendant, John :. Stubbs before
of the Commissioners of this Court account of his
transactions the estate of his ntestate, John s. Subbs
and that the said defendant John Stubbs and the defend
ants George Hoskins and Calharine NJ his wife w m c.
Wyatt and Louisa c. his wife and Hubert Stubs render
before the Commissioner, account of all the real
estate them descended devised heirs dcvsees
of the said John $ Stubbs, deed, which accounts the
said Commissioner directed TO examine, state and settle
and make report thereof TO the Court with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, which
may be required by the parties 10 be so stated.
Copy-Testo, j. ROBINSON, c. c.