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~ Do1OllxVk eoSstuut eofretp ffstnE
n four yssr old. nearly sixteen hands
high, Of bssusifuI form end sc,ion. and in
point % blood. surpassed BY none in thi,
ssciios q country, will stand the ensuing
season, on Mondays, Tussdays and W sdass.
days u the stable ef Mr.. william Cameron,
on the rosd lesding from Chsrisstown to
Smithiisld; snd st the subscribsrs' stable on
the farm formerly owbsd By Samuel Davsn.
port, the balance Of the week, and will be Let
10 msrss 81 the reduced price Of Fiftssa Dol
lsss Ne ssasss, whisA neg - tiseharRsd
By the payment Of Twelve Dollar end Fifty
cents. u paid within the ssssoe. and Eight
Dollars The siegle lssp. 10 be psid when the
msrs 10 served; Twenty-Five Dealers % CO.
cure nsrs 70 b with fosl; end Fifty cents
10 the Groom, 10 b psid vhsa the msrs b
or not Attending regularly, forfsits the in
susanes money. Great care will b taken,
but no responsibility for seeidents OF e.
eapss. The season has eommsnced. and
wilI end % the Let Of July next.
PAUL PRY vss sired BY the justly eele.
brstsd horse, SIR Charles. beIougipg 10 Col.
VIM. r. johnson. (se well known that il 10
desmsd unneesssary 70 insert more upon
the subjsct,) out Of IN unoommouiy 6pe
mare, the owner Of which refused TOO dol
lars for her 81 the eye Of IL years, but by
sesesn' koshersB ogoAss Wnien caused ner
death. She was sired by Tom Tough, be-
longing 10 Col. Armstesd Hoomss, OF Bow
ling Green caroline county, Va; who We,
got by the imported horse Escape, out OF
said Hoomss' 6ns mare Fairy. which mar
wss got By the old imported horse Bedford
out OF .Spotwood's imported mare Mem.
brine For further particulars OF the psdi.
gree Of Tom Tough and Fairy, see Amsrie au
Turf Register and Stud Book Grand dam
BY Kellis. she BY Dsndridgss Fesrnsught.
and he By the old imported horse Fear
nsught, &c. &C.
Paul Pry was esvsr trained. owing to tn.
religious scruplss Of Mr.. Jesse VIM, of
Hanover county, who owned one half of
said horse. From his stock, action, form,
&c. there 10 little doubt bus he would make
Q first-rsis race horse.
JOHN C. WILTSHIRE,
JOHN NJ. COyLR.
March 20, 1889.
Gentlsmen from o distance can be fur
nishsd with grain end pasture OF either OF
the above stabds. on moderate terms.
CERTIFICATES
] o. hereby certify. that the chestnut scr.
rel horse called Paul Pry. 10 only four years
old this spring. end the shove pedigree il
strictly correct. Given under my hand this
eth dsy Of March, tes2.
JESSE WlNN, Hanover CO. Va
This IL 10 certify. that my nsighbor, Mr..
Jesse Winn. raised the above nsmsd horse
Paul Pry-snd know the pedigree rs ste.
ted above 10 DO strictly correct. He was
never trained. 90 10 correctly stated in this
hsndbill, owing TO the reasons assigned
VIM. L. WHITE, Hanover Co.
March o, 1855.
Paul Pry was BY Sir Charles, his dam .
thoroughbred Tom Tough msrsj snd In nv
opinion. had he been trained, he would have
perforated well on the turf. knowing the
stock from whence he descended. Given
under my hand this 10Th day Of March, 1882.
THOMAS boswell.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. on Friday the 3oth day Of
W March. (inst. J at the house Of tho sub
scriber. near CaarIestovn,
Three Hork Horses, one Colt,
One road Uagon,
Sheep and Hogs, three CosCs,
Wheat and Rye in the ground,
Forming Ufensiis Of every description,
THO stand Of Bees,
Bacon. Beef and Lard,
an my Household and Kitchen Fur
nifure.
A credit Of six months viIGAe given on oil
sums OF Five Dollars and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving bond With approved seeuriiy-
all sums under Five Dollars must be essh.
No property to be removed until the terms Of
sale arc complied with.
The hogs. bacon. beef. and lard 20 DO sold
for cash. JACOB HlEDWOpr NJ
March IS. 1892.
N. b. At the same time, I win offer for
hire. until Christmas next. o NEGRO GIRL.
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TNHE undersigned, commissioners
appointed by law for that psr.
pose, will receive proposals until the 9Th
day Of April next for the Dsaaiag end
Management Of Lottery. susbOrissd to
Be dTaws By 90 act u the General Assem-
BY o. Virgiaia, Zoe The purpose Of eoa
sisueiing Bridge aeFoss tie Sseaandoah
River. 81 this plsee. sad zsskisg . certain
kosd. 10 thst aet ssmsd. 1hs anouul 20
Be Isissd is so. 900.
JOHN COWARD.
J. P. SHANNON,
HENRY WAND.
GEO w. SHAWEN.
Csssiseisaeys
HaspssNYsHy. Sisesh %. is52.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL sell, at public sale, on Sa-
turdsy, Stat instant, all my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. consisting Of
Beds, Bedsfeads and Bedding,
One Eight dey CLOCK,
One SfDEBO.7RD-One Desk,
One Burea1-C Chairs and Tables,
Looking Ciasses-one Sfove,
And number Of articles too tedious 20
mention. A credit OF nine months will bo
given on oil sums above Eve dollars, de
purchaser giving bond and good security;
sums under five dollars, muss be cash -
No property to be removed until the con-
ditions Of the sale be complied with Sole
to commence at ten o'clock
ADAM BROWN.
Charlestowu, March IS. 1889.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold, st public auction,
w at the late residence Of Hsmil-
too Je6ssses, decd, on Friday the ESD
inst the Persessl property Of said deed,
consisting Of
Beds. Bedstesds and Bedding,
Small and large Tables,
One Handsome Side6odyd,
Cbsirs-l Settee and Bureau.
Czrpets. And irons. & LOOKING Chaser,
One large and good Cooking Stove,
A Ten Plate ditto,
A large and convenient Desk.
All the Household & Kitchen Furniture.
TDo COWS,
One Horse, Saddle and Bride,
A Copper Still and Apparatus--Toes-
Their with many other things not necessa-
~ hero 10 enumesate.
Trims Of sale-Nins moasAs credit viii
be given on al sums Of and above eve
dollars. the purchaser giving bond With
approved security; for smaller suns. the
cash will b required. Sale 70 commence
AZ ~ &C oek. when due sstesdapes will
be given By b. w. JEFFERSON,
March IS. 1882 .ddmr.
SOSTp0HRDGRurT.
The above sale 10 postponed until
Friday the 9th doy Of .dprl merit.
March %. B. w. ].
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Oesy for The seunty Of Jefferson, March IS. 1881:
John Baeknlssfer. .4dminissrafor de
bonis non Of Hiiiions Broadns, s..
deceased, PLAIKTIET,
William Broadus, Jr., John Griggs,
ST.. and Others, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
AN motion Of the plaintiG, by HE
. Council, the court doth eTder aud
adjudge. that the parties, defendants in
the Bill mentioned, who we're purchasers
Of the personal property Of the estate Of
William BFOadus, senior. deceased, sold
BY the defendant, Wllism Broadas, il.
20 wit: John Griggs, ~ Daniel Snyder,
George Raven, David HunteF. Samuel
w. Lakeland, Richard Blackburn, John
Y. Flsgg, james WysoBg, David DilIow,
Hugh MeDonsld, Joha StrideF, Philip
COoDs, Oliver Sloan, George w. Paiater.
james Roper, Jacob Cooper, Thsmas
Thompson, and William HooH, whose
obligaiiOns'as appears, have become due,
be. and they are hereby directed, 10 pay
the several amounts respectively doe IRON
them on said aeeouRt TO RobsFt'r. BFsWn,
who is appointed receiver fos that puF.
pose; and the said Robert T. Brswn,
upon receiving the said fond, Is 70 dspo-
site the same 10 the Bank Of the Valley
~ ChaTlsstown, 20 the credit Of this cause
RoBERT 7. BROWN. O c.
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A HORSE whose pure pedigree is without
"A the sIighiest stain, and whose charneses
~ very superior Eoai getteF will yield to
very few, viii remain stationary at my stable
during the approaching season, - intend to
breed exclusively from him myself. but if
any choose to have his services. they may do
20 BY the payment Of eight dollars for each
mare. lie is nov in very fine order, and
ready for action.
CLIFTON 10 sstborough-b bred as any horse
IN America. tie 10 besuIiful in form. eom-
peteHt IN size, graceful in naiuFAl action, and
inyiRcible IN spirit. Tie colts are generaIIy
very zoe, inferior 90 none from the same or
similar mafeai and the price demanded for
his service greaily below that Of envy other
thoroughbred horse. These facts beiaR un-
dsniAbIe, is u not evideasIy 70 your inieres,
70 ersed from him n. 3. TURNER.
Wheatiand, March %, 1872
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III 8 furnished with Schedule Of the -
n mounts ssysraliy due from the paF-
ehaseFs ~ the sale Sf the personal estate
Of William BTosdus. ~ deed. They ere
hereby respectfully notified, 70 eems for
ward Wishost delay sad make payment,
in conformity 60 The GseFestal order above
ssciied. ROBERT T. BROWN
March 80, lssa,--Sf.
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(Yhe Superior LICK.

(Ihe Superior MCK,)
3 now ready 20 commence business.
S He will stand 81 Mr.. Thomas n.
Willis on the following terms Seven
dollars the season. disehsrgable by six il
paid within the season and nine dollars
TO insure mare, payable ss soon as the
mare 10 known TO be in foal. or parted
with. WIN. b. WILLIS.
March 29.--tE
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CoMAissIosER's OvyIcE,
fharIesfo,na Aareh 9TH 1870

ChaTIea0ion, JHaFeh 2Ith, 1852. !
THE parties interested in the above men
TONED suit will please take notice, that ]
shall attend AT my Office aforesaid, on Tues
day the lst day Of May next, at 8 O'Clock,
A. NJ. to enter upon the duties required of
me by the above recited order Of Court, and
shall adjourn from day TO day until my re-
port shall be completed, when and where
they arc hereby notified to attend with the
necessary statements, evidence and vouchers.
r. WORTHlNGT0N, Cem'r Of the
CIR. Sup. CT Of L and ca. for JsG. Co.
March %, 1880.
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large proportion Of which is in timber %
the finest quality. The advantages possess
ed by this property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoab rivers, q
. In the vicinity Of The large mile erected ON
these siresms, whilsssii the facilities fos trans
porting its produce to market, 60 be derived
from The Chesapeake and Ohio CsEsi. and
the Baltimore Hail Road, will be enjoyed by
u IN the highest degree. There 3 . large
and constant stream 81 wstes running through
the tract, Of such magnitude that 4 supplses
several valuable mills before IL reaches this
land. There are slso several fine line stone
springs on the estate. The cleared hsd q in
. high state of cultivation, and the fences sro
good. Possession cen be had inmsdiasely.
The terms viii be accommodating. and n
found advantageous 70 do 50, the tract uiIl
DC divided isto two parts TO sais purchasers.
All applications TO be made 20 TIE sabocri-
Der, residing ~ ChsrleEown, jefferson eoun-
~, Va, JOSEPH r DAUCnERTY.
June 9, i831.-tf.
\ GREAT DARdAxW
may be bad in the purchase Of lhis esssssAbY
making immediate application to the ss6-
scsibeT.
IN the mean time. kr. John oFiRxs " daily
auihosised to prevent Ell trespassss on the
premises. q. T. DAVGHERTW.
iAsreh Z. 1892.
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SUNDAY School Meeting.

TNHE Asaiversssy Meeting 81 she Befss.
~ lsy sod Jeiierson sasdey sehool Uaion
ell be held IN tie PresbyteFian nestiaR.
"Wednesday, April An. - ~ s'elock. a.
2cbosis ib usioa ass reqBesle3 - Be fully
desired. gAnEs 1eaURHAN,
march q Cs7opsadIsg SEES.
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ROsERT r. BROW.H; C. c.
Co1xIsssssEs's oyyles,


TIE parties inferes,sd w the sboss-neasSor-
- sai. viil plrase take notice thss shzli nssrsi
~ my ocs afoFxsaid, ~ .1fssdag ~ s0tt dav q
asr1 ssglsth, (y1pVR, ~ o'slork, A. "a ~ en-
tsr upca ~ dgiies required a nse " ~ shove
rested oFder a soar, sd shall sdioura fFum day
20 day satii ny report sasii b. s-mplesei, shea
so view they nre herrby aosihc5 - sslrsd, vitA
tn seseaNry aaterprpta, esideprs, snd veashers.
n. WOR1HLAUT'0.f, cers'r
orr CT. Sep. c4sfL. q ca f. If CO.
Narsh o. isga
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CoMNi.sioxEx's OvrIcE,

ChaTstsoicn, March 26fh, 1882. {
THE parties concerned in the execution
Of the foregoing order Of Court, are hereby
notified that have appointed SATURDAY THE
2SrH DAT OF APRIL NEXT to attend At my Of
hcc aforesaid, to bring TO a close the ac-
counts ordered to be taken, when and where
they are required to attend with the neces-
sary evidence and papers. And "'the credit
orsof Edmund Downey, to whom just debts
were due before the I'd day of August, 1922.
and whose debts are still unpaid, in whole
or in part" are hereby notified and required,
at the same time and place, to exhibit be-
fore me their CLAIMS against the said Dow
ney, with the PRooE in support of such
claims n. wORTHINGTON, Conf
0fhhe CIR. Sup. CfefL- e ca for JeG Co.
March %. 1872
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
In the Superior Court Of Chancery holden
AT Winchester the 9th day Of November,
1880.
Stephen CromsceH, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
MafiLdo Downey. Soynuei Osrings, er-
ecufor Of Thomas Osrings, deed,
and William Downey, and james
Hife, late Sheriff Of Jefferson county,
and a. such, administrator of Ed.
uusd Dotcnsy, deed,
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
HV1IS cause came on to be heard this
u 9th day Of November, 1890, ON the
bill, the answer Of Matilda Downey, and
the replication thereto, and on sufficient evil
dence appearing in the papers, that the pro-
cess was served on James Hite, the admir-
nistrstor Of Edmund Downey, the other
home defendant, q sufficient and legal time
before the case was set for hearing n
20 him, and that publication has been duly
made against Samuel Owings, executor Of
Thomas Owings decd, and against William
Downey; and also on the exhibits fled in the
cause, and was argued by counscl-and the
Court recognising the justice Of the plaintiffs
claim and the validity Of his pretensions,
doth adjudge, order and decree that Com
missioner Of this Court, do take an account
of the rents and profits or annual value of
the mill, lands, &c. in the bill mentioned,
during the three years from August 18th,
1872, till August 18th, le25, and that he
call the defendant, Matilda Dowuey before
him and receive all proofs she may be
able to produce Of n payment out Of the
rents and profits of the mill, &c, Of the just
debts duo from Edmund Downey before Au-
gust ID, 1922, made by the said Edmund
Downey in his life time, or by herself, or BY
their or either Of their agents. from and at
ter the Goth August, 1922, the day on which
Thomas 0wings' will was admitted TO pro-
bat. And that he also notify the creditors
Of said Edmund Downey TO whom Just debts
were due before the ID day of August, 1892,
and whose debts are still unpaid, in whole
or In part, to appear by certain day TO be
fixed by said Commissioner, the said notice
TO be published in some newspaper ut Charles
town, in Jefferson county; and that he re-
port the amount of the said trust fund, con-
sisting Of three years rents and profits rs
aforesaid; the amount, if any, that has been
paid in relief Of the property charged with
said incumbrance, by whom, and to whom,
and the amount of said trust fund, if any
thing, still unapplied to the purposes of the
trust created by said Owings' will, in order
TO final decree.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. c.
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NOITCR-

"A Ii peRsens isdebsed q he estate 81
"A Semsel Hinkls. deed. are requested
to esh sad make paymeRg. - l0sEsr 10
dalgesee esnaot Be- given.
WILLIAM MOORE, .adar.
March 80. iss9---St
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Humphrey KEVEs hes ~ hand large
IA ssssEtmsst % CLOTns, whicA wefa
PuEsAssed 81 anetion aad win ba soid cheap.
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Virginia Free-Road Lottery,

FOuRTH CLASS, FOR 1882,
Two be drsva ia Woodstock, Shenandoah
\ county, We. on Tuesday The lob day Of
ApFiss 1851.
3x09ugY PRIZE, AA.0oo.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber. 90 the agent and st,os.
Il ney Of Thomas Fsirfsz, ESQ. Of AIe1aa-
dr'a, Offers for sale that valuable estate in JET.
terson county, Virginia. called "Tus HAn-
HITAsI," Consisting Of
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.. HAvDUss,
DeRfiSf-0f RnifiD;0r

QEsPECrFULLY eAess he professional
- services TO the Ladies end Csaslsuss
ot Chasiessovn and its vicinity. He % %
seckhsm's Hotel, where ~ viii re1s;a seu
OF twelve days.
March -, 1872.
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TINE undersignsd have Just reeeiv.
ed 90, 900 pounds Of we'll cured
BACON. which they oder for sale BY the
quantity or otherwise.
JOSEPH G. HAYS. r
JOS. l.. RUSSELL.
Hsrpess-Fery. March. %. 1852.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.

VIRGINIA, 70 VT,
In the Superior Court Of Chancery holden
al winchester, April 22d, l626-
Doniei McPAeyson, PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
Mary Ch0mberis1,, Uidosc Of Elijah
Chsm6erisin. deed. esd Jonas Cham
6erlain, Bevansin p ChsmberiGin,
Charles yazses Chasnbsrioin, George
Elijah Chom6eriGiss, John Ckan6er-
lain, Mary E. Cham6srisin and Jasse
Chamberlain. DEYEHpAxTs.
IN CHANCERY.
HyHE Court doth appoint George W.. See-
u vers guardian cd iiea 10 defend the
infant defendants in the suit, bat he 10 not
20 DO subject 70 any costs on that account;
vhercupon the bill and answers Of all the
defendants being fled, the cause 10 set for
hearing; BY consent Of the parties by their
counsel, the Court doth adjudge, order and
decree, that Master Commisioner Of this
Court do examine, state, and settle the &C.
counts between the parties, stating all such
matters specially deemed pertinent by him
self, or which may DO required by either Of
tho parties 70 be specially stated, and make
report thereof to the Court, in order TO a
final decree.
A Copy-Testc,
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

hNohANAhS ~ wiz
In the circuit superior court OF law and
chsnesry for the county Of Jseersoo, March
18th, 1889:
Elizabeth AIistsdt. widow Of Jacob Ailsfsdt,
deceased, and John n. Ailstadt, and Hsr-
rist z. Ailsiadt. infant children and heirs
OF Jaeob Allstsd., deceased, by the said
AGAINST
Jesse Moore and John Hinkie, John Molsr,
Raleigh Molsr, George holsr, Daniel Mo-
Ter, Sylvester G. Moles. Jacob Molsr snd
Nancy his wife, and Henry Moler end
Harriet his wife. heirs Of John Moler, de-
eesssd,-Stepben Dalgsrn and Barbara
his wife, late BarSara Allstadt, widow Of
Daniel Allstadt, deceased, and Jacob ALI
stadt, Elizabeth Alistsdt end Daniel ALI
stadt, children and heirs Of said Daniel
Alistadt. deceased, (the two last being in
fsnts,) and Colin Aud. DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.a.NCERY
an motion Of the compisinants by their
~ counsel, Robert r. Brown 10 sppoluted
guardian ID Item 10 the infsnt defendants,
Elizabeth Allsisdt asd Daniel Ailstsdt; and
thsrsupon the said gusrdisn died the answer
Of the said infanb; and u being suggested
that the defendant, Jacob Ailstadt, hes ar
tf'Se - W. ~ " tWouty -ooo ySbtes sioos
hs vas made q defendant 10 this suit, and
that process hiss rot been served upon him
Q writ OF subpoena TO snswer. the bill Of the
eompialnants 10 awarded sgsinst him, re
turnsbls 81 rules in the clerks ofiee Add
on motion OF the eonpIaInsnts, il 10 ordered,
that the surveyor Of Jefferson county do
make q survey OF any Of the lands 10 the
bill mentioned, which may be required By
sither OF the parties; and on the like motion
(witbcut intending 10 settle sny principle. ]
Il 10 further ordered, that commissioner
Wofihington inquire end report the value OF
The ssvsraI trsc,s Of land stated in the pro-
ceedings 10 have been sold by Jesse Moore.
ct the time they were so sold; the prices q,
which they were sold, end the vsius Of she
said iseds 81 the present time, exclusive ci
any permanent Improvements made thereon
since the sales aforesaid, which survey end
snquiry ore subject TO the objeetions Of any
OF the asfssdsass not now properly before
The court, and the compliments here dis
mise their I'LL, 90 10 the defendants, Francis
Moore and Sarah Moore.
A eopy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN. c. c.
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ne ~ WIZ
cherry, for the county Of Jeferson, March i6, s32
James b. Wager, administrator de Sozis NON Of
John Wager, jr. deceased, (vho was sdminis-
trasor Of John Wager, zen. decessed,)
PLAISriFY,
Basil Williamson and Margaret his wife, late
Margaret Wager, Mar Seelis, late MARY Wa
ger, Hsnnsh Humphrey, late Hannah Wager,
Philip Wager, and Joseph Hoffman, the bus
band, and Eilen a. Hoffman and George Hod-
mann, infant children and heirs OF Eiizaheth
Hofmsa, late Elizabeth Wager, william La-
eas, exee1tor Of Robert Lucas, deceased. Who
was executor 81 Edward Locas, deceased
Hannah Waser, widow and sdministratrix Of
Edward Wager, deceased, and Charles, Eliza
beth, Edward lee, and Jsmes r. WsEer, In
fsnt ehildren and heirs of the said Edward
Wager, deceased, May Wager, widow and
administrators Of John WsKer, sen. deceased,
Carver Willis, sheriff Of Jefferson eousIty, 20
whom the estate Of Charles Wager, deceased,
was committed, n administrator de borIs asn--
and George W. Humphreys, administrator Of
Roger Hamphre2s. deceased, and T'readweil
Smith and Ann Cstlrsrine his wife, late Ann
Cstharine Humphreys, and Emily Humphreys,
aad Maria Loaisa. George, Robert, and John
Humphreys, children and heirs Of the said
Hannah Humphreys, and all but the two frsa
named, iufsr'is under twessy-one years Of age,
DEFEHbANTA.
IN CH.aJNCERY.
1T being suggested to the court that Roger
n Humphreys and Charles Wager, defendants
IN this cause, are dead, by consent of parties by
their sttoruies, the eaase Is revived against Geo.
w Humphreys. administrator Of the asid Roger
deeessed, and Carver Willis, sheriff
OF jefferson couniy, 10 vhom vas committed the
administration d bonus non &c the said Charles
Wager, deceased, Edward Wager, his admins
traitor, being dead; and the plaintiff fled his bilI
to revive the same agains, 1'resdweli Smith and
Ann Cn,harins bis wife, late Am Casharine Hum
phrsya, and Emily Humphrey, adult heirs Of TIE
said Roger Humphreys, decreased, and Maria
louis, George, Robert, Asd John Humphrey,
infas, ehildrea and heirs q tie said RoRes Hum
Rhrcys, dcceased, -snd By ooasent u psrties,
Robert y. Bsova IL appointed Eusrdiaa az Hfcsi
Tor the SD Infant defssdsDia, Who thereupoa 6l-
ed hes saswer, and Tire cause coming on % Be
besfd Ibis ieih day ~ March, 1882, on the bllj,
eNnsoits, md answer, VS. argtlca By counsel, on
consideration whereof, and 81 further consent Of
Ne parties BY useIF counsel, The court DOH ad-
jodse, orceF snd decree, thss Aiasser Commits
.ioneS W0rthinEton do eHanine, state. ard scslis.
inr seoo'lnls oetSgen ths partiss, ssiiag al sseh
Hssisrs specially deemed pertinent ~ himself, OF
vhish sreg Be reqairei 81 either 81 Ire psrties
% - sPeeieily sisted, snd make rstsogt shreof 10
Tie eosigt, ~ orssr % inai decree.
ROsERT T. BROWN. C. c.
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