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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-25

DURSG ANT 10 Deed of Trust beating datt
u the l.ll. day OF July, 1882, executed by
Christopher S. Eoane, and duly recorded in the
county Court of Amherst, for purposes therein
MINED, will, on Thursday the 18th day of March
next, at the dwelling house OF the said i,oane in
Amherst proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following property to wit:-one Bay
Mare, one Bay Horse, Carryall & Geer, Six
Head of Cattle, Twelve Head of Hogs, all tn,
Plantation Utensils, the crop of Corn and Tobacco
Acting as Trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by said deed.
THO. J. BOYD.
Fob. II. tbs
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EALEOr NEGROES.

HACH~UANf /" II dectoo rronhneed by me
su,~cs mr. ssour, of Lew AID ChHncery for he
.oa,s. ~ L. nehbarg on the 18th dsy Of January,
Isys "a he ease 4 Williams vs.. Williams, the ~.
.,sese ued cosnl,ssior rs appointed Tor that IT
,sn viii. on the ,,o day Of March next, at the Ia
,,ss,s,rce If Thomas Williams, dec. IN the onnsfy
"a smpsell, ncas Failing Erdi,, proceed ia seli. IL
II. chest bidder Z % 10 salaabie Slaves, eet'ss
rms ), men, wansn aud children. fweiga months
rcd. wi, be Given, the purchaser OF purchaser
.,,,.,e sona with approved security.
R.CHD q BROWN
JOHN HOBSDN, ON 8
WM. COCK
II Wis
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NOTICE.


"a IL. be sold al public auction, 10 the high
w 81 builder, on the premises. on the 9th day
of "a sef next, that well known tract of Land be
Iossins - n, estate OF Geofgc Doolcy dee which
u situated en the man Western Road between
ilr., all four miles west Of the town OF Liberty
a - II a sad tract of Land is cleared, and posses
80 ,he Improvements Of a common Dwelling
louss. Kitchen, AMI oil other necessary ont hou'
SEES faf = sBls family, and the land ~ considered
very farlile BY gooi judges A iistser description
Cssi aadss cons idered unnecessary, as my ia
i., isel willing TO purchase will view said land
,t.a iad, f#r himself Sall tract contains be
tween I'D 800 acres, aud will be sold on a credit
st ton Yeas, q 'n,ce equal payments the pnrcho-
soy f4f4ur satisfactory security, by the oxccu-
.t,r. JOHN SHARP and
WILLIAM Il. DOOLEI.
Fob q 81
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VEGETABLE ExrR4ey

TIME NOS, efisc;ua, remedy ever ,.ls.5s'r.H,
Il the Throat Disernper, what q CALI vi
Indignant Prt,id Sore 7hroas, Csass, p Ne
Canter and Ihrnsi in The N,ati, Dyen,srn e'
A knowledge Of the basis Of this Ex,rac, VA:
,ainod from the Recipe ofan eminen, Cl,rcy,s1
Of Nassrclu cts, whe was a wtness 10 IN. ''
trrss.ng rasa.,es of the Throat Dis,emser IN ~.
| ano which Was by far the most viroeni ever -,
IN this country. The Rev. Gen,lan man rstf..,,,.
the disease, notwithstanding the prescription -.
the most skilfui physie ans us proving final i
every case, until ITS destructive progress VA c..
pIe,eiy and happily arrested by The use Of the y,c'.
! table Extract
This Extract has heen, for thirty years constr.
~ adopted IN the practice Of distinguished pbv,,.
| elan OF the present day, and in no instance has 4
ever known II to fail ofproducing the dcsiled ef,c,
With this testimony of rs extraordinary healn.
powers, he Is now DESTROYS of placing before ,bs
public that It may the more generally, serve tho
cause of humanity.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From J. II. WILLIAMS
Boston, March % 1892
Dcar Sir II do most heartily give my tes,mo
ny in favor Of the Vegetable Extract
| was attacked with violent CELEBRATED sore tb,o.,
which continued for several weeks and o, me-,
| the Extract, an immediate cure effected Fro"
this evidence Of its efficacy, do not hesitate to Fl,
| commend II, as Superior 10 any other proposed f
,nody for The above mentioned disease. with vim.
| am acquainted.
| Ffom ENOCH DAVIS
Camtyidse VotcA, % ls32
| do hereby certify that my Oldest enid was F.,
ilicted with the Throat DistcmpeF; and thai nfe
resoring TO the usual remedies to no effect, Wa
advised To try the Vegetable Extract. THIS was adj
mlnistercd, & the operation vas most happy A0er
giving one dose oft the swelling and soreu.ss o.
the throat Immediately ceased.
l cheorfully recommend ii to the public as an in.
valuable medicine.
From S2a cithe Rer. Gentleman ADORE olltdedH
Na,ed 81, 1892
BY my father the Vegetable Extract was SO hlsh
ly esteemed, that during the course of his fc
II was kept constantly on hand, and used as FAINT
ly Dhysic.
The immediate and surprising cure of one OF my
own children that was very dangerously sick with
the Canker Rash, by The of this Extract after
every other medicine had failed, with other CASES
which, were it necessary, ! could mention, DOES
not leave a doubt, in my lind of the extr.or,ilua
| ry healing properties attrlhu,ed 10 Tie Vegetables
Extract.
Notiat, Plummer s CO HIS Sat ST Boston.
Mass sole agents ior the pro riotor.
So!d6y Doct. ROW ELfDAViES,
| Lyathbhr@, IA.
Feb ! N.tm
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NOTICE..
Tor pavn1eil

TEO John Lyncb, Executor Of Henry Ward de
- ceased. Mica ah Davis, Ben amin Walk ins
administrator OF Robert A. Ward deceased, Alss
ander Liggaf. Edward Lynch aad Charles II
Lynch, Executor OF Anselm Lynch, deceased.
TAKE NOIlCE-That, on Wednesday the 2O'i
day OF February, 1888, bptween the rising and set
ting OF the sun, at the Black NTH Shop OF Thosna
!. Adams, in the county of Pnusy lvania and Stat,
OF Vrginn, we shall proceed 10 take the depO
ions of Edward i rankin and oth'rs, to he cou
tnned from day to da, until completed. Aud OF
Friday, the 22d Ct February, 1888. bet~ee" ths
same hours, at the tavern house Of Joseph Oliver
in the county OF Campbell, ard State of VireiDie
we shall proceed to take the deposition OF Cay,
Philip Payne aud o'her,, 10 he continued f'om da y
to day until completed which sad deposi,io"s
are intended to he read as evidence ia n SUIT Ia
Chancery, now,dfpendrng and undo ie'nned in
the Circuit Superior Court II Law and Cbnnceiy
for III" town OF Lynchburg, in which Ma, tina Bar
b'r, john b. RulSdge and Lucinda his wiz. at
Luciada Barber. Thomas L. Adams and Matilda
his wife. late Matilda Barber. john w. Rntlrdg
End Jnliann his wife. iaie JniIann Barber. William
|. Mollhsnnes and lIen,ietts his whe, Int Hen
bert Barber and jeremiah +. Barber, Will SAID
John, William, Robert and Jeremiah T.. Barber
are infants, and sue by John b. Rr,lrdge. ihn
next TREND are plaintiffs aad you ate deiendab S
when and where ven viii please attend.
MARTHA BARBER,
JOHN b. RI TLEDCE,
THOMAS +. ADAMS, and others.
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NOTICE.

E1Y virtue and in pursuance of a decree Of The
~ Circuit Superior GenH OF Law att Ghance-
~ for ihc loa,i OF Lynehbars, pronounced II tic
case Of William, M,llner, patuii8 ageiai Richard
Miincr, Philip Thurmond. Abraham Gutter. AM
Rowland Gillespie defendants, tho undetsie"s1
w.li, on Tuesday iae 18Th day Of April next upon
the premises. sell 10 the highs., b,dler, inr s@sh,
The irs-f Land ~ the decree mentioned common
" called schod-lfs tract. hn Land lbs Oh
iI,rsley's Creek, and contains, by feeen, survey,
one hunlfea eagh,cen and shree-fourh acres.
ADDISON TALiAfERRp. ID s.
For Nelson c. Dawson, Shorii oi Amherst
Ert Il IDS
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r ENTERTAINMENT, "a

: Y VIE subscriber having taken the we'll known
NJ stand on the Lynchbaig and Salem Turnpike,
niles from lynchbug, formerly occupied by
capt Jack icttwich and auery by Nh Rice
Newman, pledges hiuseif to his friends and the
public genetally, that he will entertain all those
who may think proper 10 favor him with heir Gus.
tom in a manner which liz h,s no doubt will br
satisfactory. Tu0S. J. MQ0RNAN
~ Bile also has 4 first rate Wagon Yard,
Wtl water convenient Ion the accommodation Of
gentlemen WagSoners, itec OF charge.
T. J. NJ
Jan II I'm
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INFORM ALTON.

NENUINE Mouse Hole and Foster Anyiis'
~ superior Cotter KY ii Vices, Smiths bt'-
lows MAYORS Shear ard { asst Stee! (ioInl.'"
MAYOR oanderson's) and Cooking Stoves, Ju''
received and Tor sale low Al the sign ofthe Goioc'
Anvil. THEO. ROBERTSON & Go.
Dc. Is. Is
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THE AMERICAN PLOUGH.
BOY.

VENtllS is a small agricultural paper designed
- mort particularly .or those who do not choose
TO take more expensive work, and yet are dcsi-
ros TO understand how others manage agricultui al
affairs. II will in measure be confined to giving
details of the practical operations of practical far
mers, rather than the spcculatons Of the sci
ent'hc. twill draw considerably upon the CO.
umns OF the New York Farmer and American
Gardeners Magazine, as we'll as other agricultural
publications. 1t will also give many interesting
items Of news and occurrences Of the day, and de-
vote one page cut OF four to advertisements if re-
quircd
Terms, 81 5Oper annum, in advance, to single
subscribers or twelve copies will be sent for $l5,
ifpaidm ddrance. All communications for the
american Plous hboy may be addressed to the Pro.
prietor DIX. MINOR
New. York, Feb. 4. IL
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NOTICE..

NV
TENIlE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il FIRM of StIACkLEFORD & WRIGHT
was dissolved by mutual conscn, on the 25th Jan.
uary last.
The accounts due the late concern have been
placed by the Trustees III the hands of John c.
Shackletord for collection, to whom those indebted
requested to make immediate payment, as lon
ger indulgence cannot be granted.
Feb IL Is
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Earthenware, China AL Glass.
THOMAS J. BARROW ~ GO.
IMPORTERS.
IS WATER STREET, New YoRK

IS WATER STREET., NEW 1oRKi
q RE now receiving their Spring lmportations
"a IN the above line, comprising great variety
of the newest patterns, which offered TO South
crn Merchants. at the most reduced p, ices possible
for the article 10 be sold at In addition ~ the
above, they have constantly on hand, large and
complete assortment Of gilt and plain Looking
Glasses, at the lowest rates. Hoping continue
ton of the liberal support hitherto received from
our Southern friends we have made every exer-
ton to lay IN stock of the most desirable Goods
for that Market and il shall be constant endeay
or TO promote the interest Of all who may favor us
with their orders.
THOMAS J. BARROW, & Co,
Importers, So Water ST New York,
New York, January, 1888. I'm
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Commission husiness.

n .ilt suhse,bcr offers has services 10 his friends
anu &c public as Commission Merchant
lis ail1e Is a fgw doors above the Franklin Hold
sAML. ANTHONY
Nrs saihony wishes to tnkco few Young La
dies rs Borders Her rooms are conmodious, and
ncaf som Of the best Schools IN Lynchburg
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1GE ANnnEW BoWMAN-A. YOU s,e a

R0E. ANDREW BowMAN-As YOU are a
4NA rc-rrcsid~n, ofthss State, take tnls nieaus
!. nc.fyire you tasi, on the first saturday N n
ss;l nsxs, i shat, a, sic Clerk oissn OF s"apsoa
scrasyv, Tennessee, proceed 70 take The deresnsoa
4 Richard Fowler, - be rcnd IN .l'ef upon the
trial Of your ssis now depending against me IN the
f,;rcpit Superior Ceurt Of Law and Chancery ier
fsodevsd county, Va n from any cause sad de-
ros,tion shall not be taken "a the above day, then
and IA that case ], viii BE- takes on the sces hi sat
urdav q April, AT the same place
Your cht servt ROBERT TlNsLi1.
Bedford CO Va. Feb 81, 1883.
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t. ACHsGIs lTANrs1,.,1

rs 4 l Z. z CHEK WANTED.
~ SUBSCRIBER, lying IN the unner end
u charlotte county, on Staunton pivcr
m's'e s 10 employ agenileman AS Teacl err. wbn
I' come well Recommended as 10 character nnd
I"''"fa''ons, to teach the Latin and English Lam.
s"'ses, One who could ins,ruc, IN Musi,. on m.
nn"e f'a"o would he preferred All letters on the
subject directed to the subscriber, Brook Neal a
"'''poch county, post pad, viii! be duly attended
:. EDWARD w. HENRY.
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- PEDIGREE EXPLAINED.

SIR Peter Teazle Grey Boards grandsrc was
by Highly or out of PapIlon, the dam of old Mod
ley. lIishhyer was By liarod, was also the great
grandsre of or Arehy, being the she of Rocking
ham, who was the sire OF Custanra, sir Archy s
dam. Bordeaux was fall brother 10 Florlzc, Sir
Archy's grondslre, being the sire of (imported)
Doomed both by uetol--Sce American Turf Reg
sler, Vol. Page 10.
BY referring to the English Stud Book, and
American Turf, REGISTER il viii be evident to any
one that better bred Horse cannot be found in
England or America. IL addition To his fine breed
ms, he has great size, stamina aud muscular pow
er, 'vli.h would be desirebe cross for the racing
stock OF the present day. An ofhs family, ciIhcr
IN England or America, have been good perform
ers Of long distances. With the promising ap-
pearanee OF Grey Boards Colts, there is just red
SON 10 conclude, from good mares his get Wt.l be
aide 70 compete with the get Off amy Other stallion
There IS promise of sufficient size IN his Colts
Should they fail 10 run, they viii make valuable
Horses iorothcr purposes. JOHN b. COLES.
February, ii. w3w
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CHOICE FRUIT TREES.

Of tue vaiu.br F,uns in ih'
~ Nursery Of Mr. J",n k,ch.son. are left nj my
Office, where SELECTIONS can lee ms,e aud "rd''
tel. which viii be i'"ssedia'ely supplied +, h'%'
without farther trOnbie 20 his c,.ton,eis than eau
ing ~ my ONCE tor The trees q. WAl'D'
Jan. IA
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AGekkeftl.
y = tifiuE ct m order of the Worshipful
q ~ ihs ooan,y Court Of C1mpbel', thu under.
'''n d commissioners appointed Tor that purpose
"'l sell. on Tuesday the 18th day Of March next.
az ruetle auction, on the premises tie
TRACE OEEANt..
"tl1A -, LA Douglass died .ei2rJ Of ,,,ni,ininy
A''" ia rIfs, lying on both sides OF Wards
''"h lou miles from Lynchhurg and adjoiniup
The lands al Mlcaiah L,nch's eat Tbps Noo,mae
and ofhers. Terps Of sale will be one.G,Tr'h
pNt' i ash, I" be paid On the DAY of sale and
we oNlan &C o' we purchase money 10 he paid in
one Two ana tN'ee years, the purchaser ciyin,
MN" WIZ approved security and a deed Of t,ust
"p"h Tue ANU 10 secure thu payment of ,hp pur.
e"s'e 'i"ney lhe land lies well. abon, two third.
"' II IS tn woods, part Of which is heavy tinher
.' ON the cleared part. there Is y comfo,,abls
p"e'hee fio"se and good Apple ORCHARD with
''"'y "'he' ''"Ventences not necessary 10 men.
"o"' a. IN sp"e viii be shewn To an, onp dispos
va W f"th'a'' 10y either OF the Commissioner
F"2ssssi'r gwen immediately.
RICHARD PERKINS
TACHFlELD WADE
SAMUEL sMlIHSoN. Jr
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JOHN c. SiiACKLEFOeD Ag

JITIIN Z. SEEAON LTF eDE6D Hg
N ILL continue the SADDLE AND HAIR
w NESS making BUSINESS at the old
stand formerly occupied by suACKLEFORD 4
WRIGHT. He solics a share of public patronage
an promises unrcmitued attention and punctuaity
to all calls and orders for work in his line.
Feb IL Is
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II USI ffceiy.d sr..n 80 Yars ana ,or sale
- 'Hr horse barouebs ais" :. i,ghf Bs
touches fe6one OF 40 horses.
II. r. BEACH g. Co.
Feb. - /,
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The Thorough bred Stallion,
DESCRIPTION.

GREY BEARD IS rising years old rlcl
dappfd grey, h,ll 10 hands h III, remarkably heavy
though finely proportioneJ, and very active uua
pronounced lay many who are acknowi,dsed to l'
good Judges, and haze had un opportunity Of CON
parng Grey Beard with most al the Distinguish
Horses thet he Is aeureely cqualIed IN muscula
Tower and stron bone by any Uorse IN Virginia
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ANfEO ~ ." Apprentice io the Carriage
~ washing husiSe.s. . lad sh",s 10 years Of
'sss--os+ sssm shs rc"n,sy ~osid ne preferred
n. BEACH & %
FIT a :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

oANoKR LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
- ers Tor sale the DEKRwooD tract of land living in
ne counties oil Pitsylvana and Bedford on the Saun,on
oraneh OF The Roanoke, about 10 miles from Lynchburg
ms tract part Of Ro's well known Pgg River tract
tom, part Is upland suited the culture Of tobacco Or
grain, and part valuable only for It's timber There is
on the premises asmaii but commodious dwelling house
with conven ient ou-houses '
This land has at present, boat navigation TO weon
and when the railroad, which Is row constr,c,ins So
portsmouh shall be completed, is produce will have hs
choice OF markets in Norfolk Petersburg and
ne only vein OF limestone Of the Blue Ridge runs
through this tract so 'u"S
IL was formerly laid Oft in small tracts 10 suit purc
ses and any oil these, except the river tract would now
De sold separately long credi, will be given on par,
payment OF the interest being Sc cured.
ne subscriber has three lots in Danvillc which he
wou'u sen en- the same accommodating terms Persons
disposed TO purchase referred Mr. Stephen r. Smith
mo lives on the land. for view Of it, and TO Col George
iownes oil Danville or the subscriber himself for the
terms. C.EOR1, n rIiCu Ip Wv
University Of Va, Dec. II, 1888 65-wGw
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$3,S5l,66I 81

'ch'ch The Bodrd Of Directors haze hi;
10 co operate in the accomplishment of its
"es"eJof me discharge Of the public debt early as the
means OF the Tleasury will permit" y"
mas been thus first, that the actual amoun, If
investment was less by millions than is here
icu-seeond, that the public debt which the Bank il
WV" not preparing 10 pay, was actually maid Ia
w DauS i'se' and not merely paid TO the Bank but maid
"eoe =" was due in order to accommodate The Govern
'" l" regard TO this increase, too the points of com
P"oh are wholly fdllacous. From the nature of Tho b,.
ss OF inc country the loans necessarily larger in
way an January, because the southern CROP with an lis
business ehdrges the Spring operations of the B,nkanJ
NO more JUST result can be had by comparing Nav and
ry, man ny comparing the Thermometers of the two
SEASONS ihe true comparisons must be between lama
- anu January, or between May and May Now the
ae' is, That the increase Of the successive wears ia
comparatively small The loans a, these successive NO
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Making a total increase Of
$i7.72i,2i2 33

instead OF 2S mons, asserted by the ssner Of tim Mana,
That Is TO say, in the year 1884, there being ,,o, .,,
foreign and interior trade requiring unusual ,cil,io or
its operations. the Bank having received fro,n th
ment The reimbursement OF It's loan IN C;ov.,nr,en,
amounting 10 more than eight millions and having called
IN us funds III Europe and employed it, credit there 10 The
'n"un, OF 'o"r na'hons, possessing thu. additional eans
~ "E' 10 tue amount OF nearly thirteen millions, actu
any increased It's loans TO the amour, of seventeen millions
s u, ,"et mere Increase ofitsnvesimcnts not equal
v, nv m'ons' OF which increase the new Branch Bank
~ nae"ez' established within that PERIOD alone con.
'ribnted nearly three millions
"ere are several circumstances which make this mis-
S's'emem peculiarly improper He rcproaches the Bank
WIN this increase, although she Bank Was aware of tho
Intention of the Government 10 use the pub,ic .,o.
as last accrued, in The payment OF the public doh,
Now, the tact ~ that 'hs public depoe was used az we
have jus, seen, IN paying eff the public debf o,sned bv
the Bans nsey-so that instead OF Increasing lis loans ~
snch way as 10 interfere with the payment of the uhc
eb, to Others this very public debt was actually Nail n
m nl"S ise''' and furnished the very means of iuceas
makes " still worse is, that this very pnbc d,bf
"s W J"ct pad TO the Bank on the solicitation of he
i'e"S"y nSeg before the Bank ,ras bound 10 ySeejre
81 va me 9TH day OF September, 1881, the Secretary
"'o,S 10 Tue President Of the Bank
ne oer made by you this day, on behalf of the Rank
OF me United States for the immediate n,
accepted, viz: ~ "0''' -
Si.!S5 92 OF l-2 per cents of 26th Nav 1894
''-oo'''o W OF l-2 per cents Of 24,h Nav 1924
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"a rior
II Court oil Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Northnmoerand County, at the Court House, on Thurs
day the 21th OF October, 1888:
'0"n Dickenson' Complainant
William a. Eliason and Mary his wife Robert " Car
wi '1Rm a. Tarer, Williamson b. Tomln and Ann c. his
WIS EiZa Carter, Henry X. Delaney and FANNY his
wife, Richard Savn and William H. TayIoe adm;n;s,ra
tor OF Landon Carter, decd, Dseendan,a
he subpoena awarded in this cause HAVING bcon ro,,,.,
ell, executed on all the defendants and more Than G
months having elapsed since the filing of the original and
annexed bs OF the plaintiff and the said defendants still
ahg 10 appear and answer the said bills the same are
taken Tor confessed: and this cause came on this dsv 70
be heard upon the said bills Of the plaintiff and an x;b
w. n'eu .nerewilh, and were argued by counsel On
consideration Whereof the Court doth addge order and
decree, that the defendant, William H. TayIoe adm o
tandon Carter, decd, 90 render before the CORNERSTONE
OF s Court an account Of his administration on the estate
OF the said Landon Carter, to be by him tic sail c.
missioner stated settled and reported TO this Court and I'M,
Sour' doh moreover ORDER that the defendant Robert
Garter, do exhibit before the said Connssi ner ,e o,
Element in the bill mentioned The same which is rcfer
req TO in the draft drawn by himself and others on IN,
ae,endan', W ilam a. EIiason on the 18th May 1926
ogeiher win any proofs in his possession relating IN
sa,d alleged settlement. And the said Conrnissoner ia
directed TO take any proofs which may be offered in re-
gar, o 20 any sucn setenent-and upon such settlement
or oer proofs TO state and ascertain what sum was due
from the defendant, Eiason to the parties culiiva,;n
Clifton aud Bluff Point in the year 1921 for purchases
made at The sale alluded in the draft aforesaid A,d
Tie Commissioner is also directed TO examine ON Gail, lie
Paues TO me said settlement, either them touching
we same he should be hereunto required by the plain.
uI ana the said Commissioner Is ordered TO make report
oil his proceedings bereo, with any matter deemed peril
nent by himself which he may be required 10 repor
by any OF the parties.
Copy. S. a. NJ. LELAND, C. C.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decrets order Of
Court, will please take notice, that have appointed
Tuesday the 3ls December, 1888, to commence Inc az
counts directed; which day they will attend a, NV Of
hce, Northumberland Court House, With sccounts yo,cl
ers, &C. ready for examination and settlement and with
Office copies OF the necessary Court pspcrs $3.50
THOMAS s. SYDNOR, Com,pjsio,,,.
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