Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
NORTHBERRY

"a IaauaOte fdnaunfey Estate, for Sole.
EolKOoS Of removing from this section of
- country, offer for sale this valuable Estate
situated at the upper end of New Kent county. It
contains you acres, of which 800 arc river fiat and
600 cleared land The improvements consist of
comfortable Dwelling House, with four rooms and
oil necessary out-bouscs, large and extensive Ora.
nas'es with all other houses calculated for FARMING
purposes The soil is good, producing all the sta.
pies OF the country in abundance, such az Wheat,
Co!n ana cotton. This Estate is probably we'll
"atcred as any in Virginia, having number of fine
springs IN various parts of the Farm, is well enco
sed has an abundant supply of timber and is in
every respect calculated for immediate profit All
the fish that frequent our waters wild fowl sora
Nc' are taken IN abundance. think it NAV with
safety be said, that for its extent it is one of the
very pest Estates IN the county-the neighborhood
Is wealthy, and navigation at tho door. A bank Of
mari has lately been discovered within a few foot
ofthe open land, and is. from appearance sufficient
iy abundant TO improve the entire Tract A further
description is deemed unnecessary as il is nrcs,
med those wishing to purchase will first view the
premises, which will at any time be shewn bv nv
self or Manager. Terms accommodating, and title
unquestionablc. THOMAS MACON
sep 5-2aw2w LAVISH
WIRGINIA.-At superior court of c,ancery
~ held at the former capitol in the city of
" W,liiamsbupg, the 27th January. 1890. Robert
Christian Peter Ladd g. Co. Ann Royster, John
Il. d Jones X. Christan, executors of VIM Doup
las, decd, ~ Frances g. Clayton, plaintiffs against
Judith B HILL Ann B. Hill, an infant, by James
]
Ter, executor of VIM. e. Hill, decd defendants
On motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel, James
Cnbiness is assigned guardian to the infant defend
ant to defend her in this suits and thereupon tho
cause came on to be heard the bill, answers
and exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On con-
| sderation whereof the court doth adludge, order
and decree, that the following accounts be taken
| before of the commissioners of this court.
First: an account of William Tyler's transactions
| as executor of William r. Hill decd; in ,akiny
which account, the audit returned to the county
court of Charles City, cory of which is flied with
tho BILL rs to be- taken prima facia true liable IN
he surcharged and fasiGed by the plaintiffs: in "a,
king which account the commissioner is directed
to ascertain what portion of the personal estate
OF the said VIM. e. Hill, has been applied to the
payment of debts which bound hi. heirs Second.
account of tho claims Of the plts and such other
creditors of Wm E. Hill, may exhibit and prove
their demands before the commissioner on the usual
terms, designating in said account such of said
claims as bind the heirs of said VIM f. Hill de
ceased. Third: account of the probable ANNA,
value of the real estate of the said VIM r. Hill
which his heirs hold by devise or descent its siiua
ton and quantity. Which said several accounts
the commissioner is directed 10 examine state and
settle, and to the court report, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
Which may be required by the parties to bo so sta
ted.
And at a circuit superior court Of law and chan
Gerry, held at tho former capitol in the CITY of Will
llrmsburg. for James city county and the CITY IF
Williamsburg, the 10Th September, Is3I-tb;s
cause came on tins day. to be further heard on the
papers formerly read, and the report of sale made
by the Marshal, pursuant to the decree of the Sc
coDd day of February last, and was arpued Inv
counsel: On consideration whereof the court con
hrming the said report, doth adudge order and
decree; that tho same be established between The
parties, And the court doth further adjudge, or.
der and Decree that ono of the commissioners of
TINS court, take in the usual mode, an account of
any further demand existing against the estate of
VIM. Il. Hill, deceased according to the principles
stated IN the said decree, it being ntimated there
are other creditors who have not heretofore exhi
bited their claims to the commissioner: which ,c
count the commissioner is directed to e1amine.
state and settle, and to the court report, with nnv
meters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him.
sell, or which may DO required by the parties to be
80 stated. Copies. Teste,
JAMES CABINEsS, c. C.