davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24
sulP NEWS.

SUNDAY.--Arr. Revenue Gutter Vigllant,
Capt. John Cahoone, from cruise of2i days
from Point Judith to the eastern extremity oi
Vineyard Sound the crew badly frost bitten
Lieut.. Tracey of the Viglant,has politely fur
nished us with the following list of vessels
boarded and relieved by the Gutter during
her cruise.
Schooner Julia AnnSoule, master, from Port.
land for New York Sloop Eclipse, Harden,
MASTER from llslmcs lIole'for New Bedford
schr. Poquot, Hallet, muster, from Boston for
New York schr. Minor, Crowel, master, from
Boston for New York sloop Sa,ah, Allen,
master. from Holmes Hole, for New Bedford;
soop Rosetta, Bourne, master, from Boston
for New Bedford 35 days, lost both anchors
and cables at Georgia Island Rhodes and
wen, Oh shore at IIulls Beach, and got of
returned to Boston, and left the Capt Ick on
shore, in want Of nothing ship Triton, Rod
gers, from Turks Island, for Boston, IL days,
experienced one heavy gale and sprung
leak but in measure repaired, wanted nothing
except stove, furnished her one; ecbr. VIM.
Henry, Atwood, from NancemoDd River, saw
nothing on the whole passage; sloop Fumo,
Folgcr, from Nantucket for Newport and
PROVIDE ace sloop Clorrissa, Bunker, from
Nantucket for New York sloop Aheh Hoyt,
Pcasc, from Nantucket for New York sloop
George, Russell, from Nantucket, for N. r.;
brig ra,iSer, Shatswell, from Cayenne 81
days, 30 days on tho Coast for Salem spoke
schr Octivc from, Port Au Prince. 4S days for
Boston, Burgess, on the 9th Of Jan. short Of
provisions 90 lbs. only on board, 90 rough the
T.coud not furnish him schr. Phaoion, Gill,
master, from Boston for Norfolk schr. Sal
lors Delight, Wood, 70 days from Perthsm.
boy for Now York, short Of provisions Of all
kinds, furnished him with beef, pork, molas.
ses rnd candles; sloop Galen, Hitler, from
Nantucket for N. York, in Icaky condition,
sent a men to her assistance and took her in.
to Newport, she struck rock in the Vineyard
Sound, called Jenning Reef; schr. Oscar, Par
sons, I'm. Boston for the Bay Of Honduras
schr. Brandywine. Buiman, fnl Boston Tor N:
York struck rock in The Vineyard Sound
and cent 1t. Tracy with boats to her assis-
tancc, who succeeded in getting her of with
out much dsm- -; schr Caroline, Holwsy'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24

FIN Boston for Frederic ksbusx Ana Greedy,
Hough I'm. Boston for Norfolk CsIadeaia,
Lane. i'm. Gouc ester Tor Bsltiniere sloop
Traveller, Bunker, fsl,. Nsatucset for New
York, lost his anchor ond cable in the Ists
gale. the Cutters boat a. crew found f'v
her ship Two Friends, Gsey. 50 days trum
( Cork for Boston; schrs Lucy& Abigail. New
comb, FIN Washington. NC. for Boston Ar
cade, Russell, Is days fn, Rum Key for Ss-
lem. Jan. 18th, brig Cashier, Faulkner. -
days I'm. ST. Domingo for Boston--Left brig
Pegasus, Brulon. for Phil adelphia, 10 days;
brig Ariel, Of New York for ST. Thomas, IL
days--no other American in port; schr Rap
id, Goodwin, I'm Newcastle for Newbuvyport;
schr Superb, Trip, FIN Boston for Richmond
Va. "a ds. was in want of nothing. 10Th, sch.
Ru5con, Collier, fin Boston for Washington,
Nc schr. Ceres, Allen, fm Plymouth for
Norfolk. Va; sloops Resolution, WAiner, fm
Weslport for Nantuc kes; Ann Eliza, Daggst,
fm Holmes Hole for New Bedford. 17th.
srhr. Hcnrietta, Wilson, fin. Gloucester for
Philadelphia. Goth, brig Clio, Little, fm. N.
Haven for Bath /; schrs. Laban, Sellews, I'm
Richmond for Boston; Morea, Pratt, fm. Aux
Caycs, for Boston 20 ds. 2lst, brig Sarah
Williams, Gibbs. 40 DIS FIN Trinidad de Cnbs
for Boston--Lsft brig Emeline. loading; sch.
Dan'l. Baxter, do; sch. Hiram, do; Alphs, do,
otie ShSoo, uioSu S.--cPohv sVsu So"s oiA
Cape Hatterns, Com. Prebble fm Portland.
Schr WIN. A. Blunt, Williams. fin Boston fov
Washington, s.. g.; schr. Seneca. Tusnsr,
fm.Plymouth, for Norfolk !. sloop Julia Ann.
Ray, FIN Newport for Nantucket Omega,
Starbuck, I'm Newport for Nantucket. ga,
brig Choctaw, Harding: FIN Charleston for
Boston, days schr. Phebe g. Sally, Eli
drdge, fin N. York for Portsmouth.
CARD.
The subscriber, master Of the sloop Fsme.
Of Nantucket, bcgs leave publicly to express
his gratitude to Capt. JOHN CkHOoNE Of the.
Revenue Gutter Vigilant, for tho assistance
rendered him while in perious situation on
the Ilth, 18th, and 18th inst. and be takes
pleasure iu msking this wlsdRen,eni,
for had il not been for the timely and costin-
ucd exortions Of Capt. Cahoone, Oniesvs and
Crew, the vessel under my command must
have heen lost. ISAIAH FOLGER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24

/ lett. He was opposed to tho separate
report. His father was a mason and he
believed hun to have been as good man
as any other. As for himself he was
neither a mason nor an anti-mason, and
most probably never should be.
Mr.. Davis of Bristol, objected to the
house ordering this report to be publish
ed. 1t was not using the other members
of the Committee properly. They had
been through long and laborious inves-
tige.ion and thought they ought not to
countenance the publication Of this re.
port.
After some further conversation mo-
tion was made to lay it on the table, which
did not prevail. 1t was then moved that
any person might take copy of the re-
port for publication or any other purpose,
which motion was carried. This vote
was passed in consequence of an insinu-
alton that il was the intention Of the 9TH
er members Of the Committee to suppress
its publication.
In the course of the debate il was as
serted by Mr.. Sprague, that Mr.. Stephen
B. Cornell did not agree with the other
three members Of the Committee as those
three gentlemen had stated. Mr.. uaz-
ard subsequently, produced and read 10 the
house a statement signed by Mr.. Cor
nell & themselves confirming their state-
ments to the house. eal 5osLs
MIR. Potter moved resolution instruct
ing our senators in Congress, and request
ing our representatives 10 oppose re char
tering the Bank of the United States
during the present Congress. '
This resolution brought on an animated
debate between Messrs Potter and Haz-
ard, and was not concluded when the
house adjourned. ~
afternoon. Hazard stated 10 tho
house that committee had, at former
session, been appointed to erect suita-
bic monument at the tomb Of Oliver III.
Perry. The committee had attended to
the business, and had come to tho con-
clusion OF erecting regular granite obe-
lisk, 2l feet inches in height,to be form
ed after the model of the Bunker Hill
monument. When completed, it would
cost about 5000 more than the appropria-
tion made by the assembly. He was au-
thorised to draw on the treasury for an
additional sum of $3.50.
Mr.. Davis, of Bristol, moved TO lay the
resolution of Mr.. Potter, relative to re-
chartoring the United States Bank, ON the
table.
Mr.. Simmons said he should oppose
the motion. Mr. Potter then withdrew.
On motion of MIR. Hazard it was resolv-
ed that the manuscript copy of the an
cient records taken by Charles Gylcs, by
order of the General Assembly, deposit
ed in the Office of the General Trcasu-
rer, that Henry Bull might make such
copies as he wished thereirom. The ad-
journment Of the Assembly was now read
and they accordingly adjourned to the
first Tuesday in May next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24

NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIETY
A Lecture will he delivered before this
Society on THURSDAY EVENING
next, at half past q o'clock, by JosEPn
JosLYN, Esq. at the Masonic Hail.
Citizons and strangers arc respectfully
invited to attend.
GEO. G.. KING, Sec'y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24
DIED.

In this town, on the lth inst Cudjo Gibbs, a
worthy colored man, uged about 90 years.
On the 18th inst. mr.. John Avery, a native OF
Provincotown, Cape Cod, aged 40.
Al the Newport Asylum, ON the 18th inst Sha-
drack Hawkins, n colofed man, aged SO
In Middletown, on tho 81 inst mrs. Mary Slo.
cum, wife Of mr.. William Slocun,, aged ST.
On the 18th, very suddenly, mr. Daniel Weaver,
aged 76 years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24
PROBATE NOTICES.


Court Of Probate, Ne,cport, Jan. 2, 1892.
TIME Executors or Administrators on,the
Il following named persons estates, and al
SO all other Executors and Administrators
whose accounts have not been settled. with
this Court within one year, are notified o.ap-
pear at a Court Of Probate TO be holden ae
tho State House in Newport, on the first
Monday in February next, at o o'cloc K A. M.
and shew cause why they have not settled
their accounts on said estates, viz:--
On estates of Lydia Palmer Deborah Gar
rison Alden Hammond Azubah Ruggles II,
John Ferguson; Michael Moulton Solomon
Townsend; Robert Seattle Jabez Denison
Ann Gardner Sarah Redwood John Bow
Eljred Isaac Stoddard, jun; Wsity Man.
chester; Mary II. Topham; John Fraser
Thomas White; Benjamin Reynolds Sarah
G. Bliss james Boone William Peckham
Mary Billings; Sarah White Jedediah Irish ;
Mary Sheffield; Elizabeth Duncan John
Easton VIM. Crafts Dan. Loughry Mich
oas Webster Sophia II. Philips Elizabeth
Gyles; John Langley Samuel Bllings John
M. Backcock; Ann Winch; Edward Phil.
lips Hannah Chase; Daniel U. Boone; Ma
ry b, Chase James Taylor Thomas Town.
send William East; John Babcock Wm.
G. Greene Mercy Adams Thomas Messer
Sarah Easion; Spooncr Clarke; William
Langwonhy Jane Cassels; Deborah Will
Dor ! Sarah Langley; Joseph Lyon; Ann,
Carr; George Harknessj Josiah Sou;hwick /
Ann NJ Philips; Jarvis +, Hart Elizabeth
Peckham Freeloyo s. Malbone !; Jane De-
blois; Thomas M'Caully; Ann Rathbone
Christ. Fowler WIN. 8. N. Allan Henry
Hunter; Elizabeth Coggeshalti Rebsea
Bren,on Elizabeth Tyrell. gf
Bo order,
b. BiHoWIAND. Prosai. cssrA.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
43; draws this day Jan. "a. Highest
prize $6,000-Tickets 2 parts in pro-
r. l. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. 4i;---draws Wednesday January
25. Highest prize lO,O0O-4O prizes Uf
1000. Tickets s parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY nc.7s
draws Thursday January 26.-Highes>
prize S5,00O-20 prizes Of 1000-Tick-
cts 8 parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no. lSs
draws Tuesday Jan. -. Highest prize
sc S6,OO0-Tickets 2 parts In proportion,
II. i. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. A; draws Wednesday Ian. 05. TO-
900 highest prize--4O prizes of $1,000
Tickets 8 parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no. 2;
draws Thursday January %, el0.000
highest prize--s0 prizes Of 1000. TSch-
cts 8 parts in proportion: .w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24
NOTICE.

A LII keepers of taverns, ale houses, victu--
IA alling houses, cook shops, oyster houses
or oyster cellars, aud retailers Of wines OF
strong liquors, arc hereby notified, that the
town council will meet at tho clerks Office
on Monday, the 10th Of February next, ~ O.
o'clock A. M. for tho purpose Of granting Lii
cences to such applicants as they may deem
suitable persons to have license ;--nnd a. no
license will be granted TO any, except when
tho council are in session, all interested are
requested to govern themselves accordingly.
BY order Of council,
b. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
NewpoTt Jan o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24
MARRIED,

In this town, on Sunday evening 18th inst.
by the Rev. mr. ucker, mr.. Thomas T. God.
dard, TO miss Phebe s. Wilcox, daughter Of Capt.
Charles Wilcox.
In Tivcrton, ON the OH inst by the Rov. mr..
Borden, mr. Cook Borden to miss Mary'An 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

IN CvANCERY-vIasINIA.- Circuit SUPERB
Of Court Of Law and Chsncery, holden at the Capt.
col the City OF Richmond on Tuesday the eighth day Of
November, 1881:
Robert PoOre f. and A. Hubbard, Rankin and Fowle,
Peterson and MeIiiniey, Thomas Cookscy. H. l.. Philip,
Robert Ewing, Thomas DE Syver, Mordeca Lewis and
Samuel Lewis, - Shipley and --Batram, and
Read and Gray, Pitts.
Against
John Hcndrcc. William D. Wren, Sergeant of the City
OF Richmond and Administrator of William w. Hcning,
dec Elijah Brown, George Hcndree, Hamilton Potts,
William ". Smith and Albert W., Sarah Ann, and Will
iom Smith, infants, John s. Myers and Robert c. Scott
Deits.-
On motion OF the plaintiffs by Counsel John Robinson,
the Clerk OF this Court, is assigned guardian al kte
the infant defendants, Albert w. Smith, Sarah Ann Smith,
and William smith, TO defend them in this suit And the
Court doth order, that the defendants Robert c. Scott
and John s. Myers, render before the Commissions
es oil s Court an account OF their transactions undo the
ueed IN trust, copy whcreoi is filed exhibit in the
cause bearing date the twenty first day of June one
thousand eight hundred and Twenty-Five made between
John Hencc oil the first part, the said John s. Myers
and Robert q. Scott OF the second part and s. and NJ
Allen and Company, C. and q. Clarke, Henry Watkins.
Baldwin and Ives, Anthony II. Thornton, benjamin. r.
Hillard, Charles H. Abrahans, Edward Hallam Cullen
aud Briggs, John Winston, iIeiiernan, Cook and RYAN
George Hcndree VIM. w Smith for his three wards Albert
w. Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, aud VIM Smith and Georgc
Hcndree, for Hamilton Potts OF the third part and of the
amount received by them under the said dc
and that they deposit whatever shall appear TO be
due from them such settlement in the Bank Virginia
to the credit of this subject TO the order of the
Court and the said Commissioner is directed 10 examine
state and settle the said account and report the same to
the Court win any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by himself which may be required bv the par
ties 10 be stated And the Court doth further order tina,
the said Robert c. Scott, and John Myers report 10
the Court their proceedings under the order entered i'm
this cause the eleventh day of February one thou
sand eight hundred and wentysix, stating specially the
TO whom loaned and the security taken by them for the
repayment OF the and that they deposit such
rity with the Clerk Of this Court.
a Copy.-Tcstc, WILLIAM G. SANDS, ID. c.
Feb II, 1892
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
March ], 1892.

EN- CHANCERY.-In the Circuit Superior Court of
"a Law and Chancery for Hcnsico county, the 10th
January, 1892:
John Sneings, George Sncllngs, Alexander Sncllngs
William Snclings, Josiah Stringcr and his wife Polly
John Lapradc and Sally his wife, Elias Crmp and Eliza
beth his wife, and Martin Brooks, in right of his late wife
Nanny, Pis
against
William G. Elam adni'or with the will annexed of Eli
zabcth Keen, deed, and John Blankcnshp, DcCls
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear 10 have pro-
cceded against the defendant, John Batcnship who is
ont oil this country in the mode prescribed by law against
absent defendants he still falling appear and answer
came on this day TO be heard on the bill, of the
other defendant, exhibits and examinations of witnesses
and was argued by counsel On consideration whereof
the court doth adjudgc order and decree, that the deien-
dant " iam g. Ean render account of his tlansac-
ons as administrator with the will xed OF Elizabeth
Keen, deceased, before OF the Commissioners OF this
court who is directed TO examine, and settle the same
and TO the court report wsany matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, or which may be required
by the parties To be stated. a Copy. Teste,
j. ROBINSON CPL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

MoNDAY .IforcL

MONDAY, .Hdrch SD, 1928.
On motion OF the plaintiffs, by COUNSEL the court doth or
der that The defendants, John Hewlett Peter Smith
submit TO AN examination in solemn form, before the Com
missioner who may perform the ORDER made in this cause
the St Instant touching the fthe accounts
directed Icy the said order.
And at Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Henco county, held the Capitol in the city aoro-
said, on Tuesday, October the 25h, 1881:
On motion OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL and for reasons
appearing, the doth order, that one OF the Commits
sioners OF this proceed execute the orc entered
in this the frat day OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty and report the court in the
manner thereby directed. Copies. Teste,
March g. WILLIAM G. SANDS, ID. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
hSDEEEs Il.

f" arcn ysr prN,i>s rN,v>o

(Fr0m me Loptsp .i,aulct for 1922
TIE CHILD OF EARri.-BY MR,. NoRroN
Fainter h'S srw step iSli- day ioy
DeOthS hand sfe.vy CA hSt dtskonus brew
y ct doth she lundy cling to raI;h, aud sty,
81 am eon'rnt 20 but oh no, uov =,
Not white ur blossoms of the Joyous spfiu:
Make the ri, such luxury q h.raihe-
Not while tie b.rls such avs OF vadn.s - sing
Not whi'c tao bright flowers around Gu,s'eps wreahe
Spare mo, great, God h.t ~ nay dr,o,iag brow
am co tent TO debut oh. not nOS -
Tho spriog has rpeued into .u,.u,cr rims
The seasons yicwles. boundary pat,
Tho glorious sun h,'h reach ii his biruios prime,
. Oh must ths glimpse "f beauty BE- tho last?
I Let me not parish while Ger iand ant lea
WITH silent steps, tue lori Of hsnt mnscs.a,
For while no mGtnur at the mVunis'l.bee
GIUo's ry dull car with music il.
Pale sickness din. my and clnuis brow
l am cvntcui TO die but, Oh ! ~
sunnor is gone; and ant. INNS sobcrcr hucs
Tint tho tirc hui's, und gid the waving
Tho lunisnian swim the fly ing game putsuus,
Shouts III" hall"o and winds his "rsr horn.
''Sp1fc me lie. to WANDER forth and
On the broad moadcws aud tao quiet stream.
To watch in silence while Tho evening fsys
Slant through the falihg trees with ruiiy slean
Cooler tho breozrs play atouod nay brow
am content 10 dle-bst oh not NOW -
The bleak wind whistles showers far and near
Dan without echo 10 the whipanS ground
Autumn hath pass Il away and cold aud dtcar,
Winter stalks on with G"L'n lnlntlc bound
Yet stin that prayer asrenis "Oh l-ush,rSy
ny li;tlo bro'hcts round tho warm hsarth crowd,
Our homc-f'c blaze, broad mud hfi ght. md high,
And the roof rings with voices light and loud
spare mo awilo! taisa up my dtonpipg brow
an content 10 debut oh -
The spring il come again tho ioyfil ,rrinr.
AGAIN the banks with clustering 1nNets spread,
Tho Wild bird dips rrnn its wing
The child OF earth Ia numbered with Fl" doad
"fhec never more the sunshine shall awake,
Besming all rrd'y through the atiicc-p,rc
The steps of fri nds thy slunbos nsy N break,
Nor fond familiar vuicn ain
Deaths silent shadow VOLS thy daskrned brow
why didst thou l'ns"r thou art hlPpi.r now ;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

~ CflANCERI- -NIRGINIA.-Ata Superior Court
IL of Chancery, holenathc Capitol in the city of Rich
inond, ON Saturday, the LIST day OF March, 1928:
Peter j. Branch Alexander II. Branch and Everett NJ
hrahch' pitts
against
John Hewlett and Peter F. Smith, almrs of Obadiah
Smith, the said Peter f. Smith, Robert McTyre Lucy
Smith, John III. Smith, Jordan Smith, William Watts and
Polly his wife, Henry Randolph, and Thomas Wills and
Ridley his wife, deiis
Tbs cause in which the plaintiffs appear have pro-
ceededn the mode prescribed by law against the deien
dants, Robert McTyre and John H. Smith, who arc out
OF this country, and 10 the other defendants except
Peter T. Smith, and Wills and wife, several deere
tai orders taking the bill for confessed TO them which
appear to have been duly executed came this day TO
be heard thu BILL the of defendants Peter
T. smith, and Thoms Wills and Ridley his wife, and OK
amnaions OF Witnesses, and argued by COUNSEL On
consideration Whereof the doth order, that the
endants John Hewlett and Peter F. Smith, adm'rs of
Obadiah Smith, render OF their ntesates ad-
minsation OF the of Martha Branch decd and an
account OF the administration OF Martha Branch decd on
the estate of Peter Branch, decd and account of their
own administration OF the estate of the said Obadiah Smith
decd-Also account OF the property real and person
al OF the said Obadiah Smith, decd and of the debts duo
from his estate which accounts the said Commissioner is
directed to examine, state and SETTLE and court re-
port with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF or which may be required by the parties DO
stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

Der oilers his services nonresident propricors Of
lands in the States of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thereof and payment Of the III letters addressed
TO him at Cincinnati, 70 John H. Price Esq of Rich
mond, POST PAID, win be duly attended 70. lie refers
those TO whom he may be unknown, to Chief Justice Mar
shall; Chapman Johnson Charles Copeland and Saml My
ers Esqrs JAMES SOUTHGATE
p. 81. S. win also attend as Attorney at Law TO suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov. bI--w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

Ga u mn REWARD will give for the securing
30 n WV of PETER and JACOB, in any of the
ails in the counties adjoining Petersburg Richmond
one hundred dolarsor il either should be taken separate
~ hty dollars purchased Peter OF Mr. Marcus Armis-
tead OF Petersburg recocct that Peter has an upper
tooth out in trout full face, rather yellow eyes; feet
or 10 inches high he left my house last fall Jacob is
large black man; speaks pert and politely suppose he
is 6icethighhe was bought of Dr. Curtis who lives from
to 10 miles from Richmond he el; IL months ago or
more communications addressed Christiansvc Meek.
lenburg county, Va. RICHARD RUSSELL
March 30. IC6-6,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
EN- cHANcERY.-In Amelia COUNTY court MARCH,

EN CHANCERY.--In Amelia county court, March
Moses overon, adm'or. of Rhody Beadlcs pliG
against
Nathaniel NJ. Motley, Parski Motley, and Thomas f.
Jetcr, defts.
This day the Plaintiff by his counsel and filed his
bill against the defendants. The defendants Nathaniel NJ
Motley and Pdsll Motley, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according 10 the act of As
semby and the rules of this court and appearing TO the
satisfaction Of tho court that they not inhabitants of
this commonwealth the motion OF The plaintiff by his
counsel IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the fourth Thursday in June next and answer
the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of This ORDER be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
Richmond for two months successfully, and that another
copy he posted at the front door Of the court house Of this
county, on two successive court days. a copy Teste
April 3. t107-wfw1 JOHN r. LEIGH, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
CoMMIssIoNrn's OFFICE,

- Ific'imond, 2Isf FEB 1882. {
The parties concerned in the execution of the above
Order far relates TO the OF account therein
referred, are hereby notified that have appointed Mon
day. the 3O day OF April next, for their attendance be-
lore me Oh the matters relered which time they
hereby required 10 attend at my Office, the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond with their accounts vouchers and
oIhtr proofs touching the matter referred.
VIM. G.. PEN DLETON, Comr.
March ], 1892. 95-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,

The parties concerned in the execution of the going
Orders. are hereby notified that have appointed Non
dGy, the 2lst day IF Nay neat, commence the same
At which time. they hereby required to attend before
me, al my Office at the Capitol in the city of Richmond
with the accounts and proofs necessary ocnabe TO per-
form The duties which, by said Orders, devoved on
one oil the Commissioners of the said Circuit Superior
Cour and prepared todo and submit whatsoever may
be incumbent on them in obedience the said Orders
or either OF them And all creditors The estate Of Obo-
ddh smith, iced, hereby notified required at
The same time and place, exhibit before me their claims
AGAINST the said estate with the Po in support of such
claims. WAI. G.. PEN DIETON C,rn'r
harch ~ l03-wiw