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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
NOTICE..

- Court OF Law and thancer,, for the cou nty q
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th da, of April 1885.
IN the suit OF Nicaah Pcndlcon, plaintiff, against
Daniel ilgginhotham, Charles l.. Barret and Hem,
Gibson, IN has own right and administrator of
fatuck Gibson, dec. and David Iieginbotham Dan
lrl ilgEmboham, and Thomas llgglnbotham late
merchants and partners trading under the STYLE and
firm OF ID \ d. IiGGmboham, x Co. defendants
the undersigned who is thereby appointed a Com
missioner tor the purpose, will on FRIDAY the Goth
daN OF November next, proceed, on the premises, in
the town of Ne" Glasgow, TO sell, BY way of public
auction, Tor ready money the Lot or parcel of ground
with the Tan ard and It's appurlcnances in said de
&c mentioned. JOHN J. LONDON Com
vet. 10 Nt1s
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POETyCAI.
From thu kaickerioC L
TIE LITE OF YOUTH.

,rbe,, - !, time when light and an and flowers,
Are shining briPhtl, wheresoe'er We tread
Yyhen i,nm The passing Of the swift wing'd hours
An ATMOSPHERE Of love and peace Is shed
Whom Home dts n.ai lis on her angel wings
And .wee,v 10 the heart her anthem sins''
Then pie ssant transports ovcreome the bosom
Aud ds,s in pictured guise go eeshhg by
A so,te, breath exhaleth nom the bessom,-
A purer radiance eilds theopen sky:
The lpeS of heaven are poured on every seems,
On the CHAD waters and the fields OF green.
All then Is hoautv.---fIom this gay clouds, a'lhs
Whsne CT the breeze their golden ssilts NAV sa'
To the blue streams then hooms borders la'lhG,-
The budding orchard, the ,ernal IN
Alook of cladness beams where 81 VIC move
And fill. the dancing heart with holy io's'
N,,h love fot Nature and for HIM whose po"si
CLOVIS IN the uonn,de. OF the blush oil nom
Whose smile the waves rcceNs--tlle tf''' Jus Io"
The fipr. rich teudrls and the tipenlng COIN
IL wakes sabbath feeling ~ the breast
Auanquil sense u harmony and fest
Thu. i. III, Life e outt and OBJ, how hseuns
The glorious splendots OF lts morning be
With ehanrctu hues the wildercd fancy cheating
A. moonlight smiles imprint the evening h'a'-
While the fam saila sweep onward Ia then PRIDE,
O'ettfeachcrous waves that TO dun "hnpools glide
This l. the Ilte oi ! outh oh. could It huief
About ut ever. ~ De Leon sought
Non care nor sorroA. with ctIaclng finger.
DESTROY the magic web bv fancy wrought
Thu. earth could not thsu call stale aud fiat
Nor th. dark cypress Nreathc all ro1md my hal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
JUST RECEIVED,

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pins
Ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets Of u
pieces
Fine Britannia Coliec and Tea Pots,
Sugars, Creams and Stop Bow Is,
Patent and other Block Tin Coffee Pots
Splendid assortment OF Brass Andirons
- Shovels, Tongs, aud Tenders,
Fine Plated Casters, 3, & aud Z bottles
Candlesticks, Shutters and ffavs
Astral and other Lamps
ALSO,
Looking Glasses; Turned Wood Ware; Knife
Clothes and Travelling Baskets Manila Mats; Bel
lows Brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes Plate
Warmers; Ladies' Dressing and Work Boxes: Ac-
cordlans, and numerous other desirable articles
II, b. RICHARDS & co.
ALso--A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls. H. Il r. Co
Oct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

ID lRSlA ANT To a decree of the Superior Court o
la" and thanccrN, tol the County of Amherst
pronounced ON the Sth day of September 1895 Jcs
Sc Klchcson, plaintiff, against Narland Rlchcson and
others defendants shall expose TO sale by wav OF
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the prcmi-
SEES. ON the 9th dav ut November next the tract OF
ldnd III the plaintiffs bill mentioned, l,mg near the
residence oi Capt. Jesse Richcson, P,dar River.
\ credit of one and two years will be given, equal
mStalmcnts bonds with good security will be requir.
ed from the purchaser and the title retained as Ill
tmate security. THO y. EUBANK,
Sherlt Of tmtc'st County, and Commissioner 10 sell.
oct II wt9N
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From the GtH,sec Famcr.
PROPER TINE FOR CUTTING L

4 +.
Mr.. juckcr--l observe IN your paper of Inc
22d AUGUST last, that you are calling the attention
Of your patrons to the durability Of posts, &c.
During tie last twenty years have been engaged
more or less in the preservation Of timber, and
from my experience am able 10 say with conf
denCe, the old opinion OF tho English writer. IL
the contrary notwithstanding, that the best time 10
cut timber, TO ensure ITS durability, IL when the
tree Is IN It's greatest sigor; and IN tbs latitude,
say middle of June-thcp the sa, l. in It's most
luid state, and entirely escapes through the 81, =
sral pores of the tire The LEA that the sap Of i
tree rccedes TO it, roOts during winter, Is N my
opinion mistaken notion The sap is Distribute
through the tree in winter the same as IN summer,
and circulation never ceases, except with the lie
Of the trce.-Thc sap in winter IS les, in quantity
and thicker, and o"ng to It's stagnaut state, fc-
main, in the timber when II i, cut in winter, AMI
becomes the principle Of destruction. Let tim.
Der for rails, posts, or other purposes, be cut when
il is in its greatest vgor, (ncver mind the phase oil
the moon,) and keepit oil the ground until season.
ed. Ia support OF my position, Will repeat Il" .
Instances which have lately come to nv know
ledge. \ farmer Of North Carolina wishing to
fence certain lot, went to work according to the
old theory, and cut hi, rail timber during tie full
OF the moon IN February but when he came To
make his fence IN May he va. deficient about 10
panuels lac went into the woods aud cut the ne
,cssars quantity, and pat ii up the only allcrna-
tive; and after some ten twelve wears, his at
ttutioa be us called 10 the fence he found the ra,l,
cut and split in May infinitely more sound ilnan
those cut IN February. Auo her gentleman in New
England had an accident bcfall pate post in mid
summcr, and not having any seasoned timber on
hand, Sent TO the woods for green one, and cx-
pccling that it would only last one or two wears,
had one cut during the next winter and laid b, To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
TRUST SALE:
OF VALUABLE ToHACCoI,,

OF VALUABLE TOBACCO IANDS
Monday, the 10Th of October, 1885, it being
y, Amherst Court dav, shall proceed by wa, -
public auction, to sell the highest bidder for ready
money the fR ACT OF LAND purchased
by Frances l.. luaIlcs of Zedckiah Shoemokrr all
joining the lands of r. r. Thornton. and othc,.
"hicn is conveyed 10 me IN trust by deed from the
sa'u V"arles, duly recorded in the Clerk. office of
Amherst. The land lie. IN the said County -,
Dancing Creek, and is well worth the attention of
those wanting such property. There is about ;oo
acres IN the tract small portion of which i, cleared
and under cultivation. Mr.. Quarles will sbew tho
iand to those disposed to purchase-and the sal. !.
made at his request, will convey such t,tlc \, u
invested IN me by said trust, and none OH, H.
land being sold for the purpose Of complying with
ITS terms Tho sale will be made before the door Of
Mr. Stouts Tavern, at he said Court Hons.
FDMt ND WINSTON, Trustee.
Sep. 81 sd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
WILLIAM II. KRAUTFT,
W ATCH-MAKER. JEWELER AND 81,
NERSII'rJ

ihfee doors 6efon the Market House. and aeariy op-
posite the Banks,
'ANEo tins opportunity of informing his Gus
'o'hefs ana the public, that he has Just returned
"om me Northern Cities, and is now openinr A
,pennlo assortment of Patches, Je,riry PLATED and
nilttdnm Oore, and great many other articles
"hi'i arc too numerous to mention-hut he wou1d
h,eieH observe 10 those who wanting To call on
MN before they purchase else where as he is deter
mined to sell low for cash
~ d locks, Watches. JcwcIry and Silver
/" arc made and repaired IN the best manner and at
the shortest notice ~ ~ T.. "
October Is ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

Tnr Corros CHor.-Thu Cotton crop Of the
United States the last season, according TO the cs-
timate Of the n. York Shipping List, amounted to
,2O4 1928 bales, being an excess over the crop OF
the preceding year Of 1884 The exports for
tho yeai ending the lst inst amount to ,O23,4o9
bales, which IS less than the exports OF the precc
ding year by i452 bale. The consumption OF the
United States during the year j, computed, on the
same authority, at 2l6, SSS, being increase o.
yer the consumption Of the preceding year Of 20
175 bales. The crop OF the present season IS es,i-
mated al 100000 bales Should the season for
gathering prove favorable, ii will probably exceed
this amount.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
TO SADDLl;RtS

~ l. have on hand very general and hand
w some assortment OF Snaile aud Curb Bits,
Suuups Coach, Gig aud other Mounting in sets and
separate; Buckles Of every description; Maulngalc
Hooks aud Rings Strdlnlng, Worsted and Cotton
Webbing: Serge. silk, Thread, Morocco. Sheen,
Seal and LOG Skns; Saddle Trees, Tacks &c Also,
Enghsh Bride Filings and Martingales. Au assoft-
ment OF Saddler's Tools; also, Carriage Lace, Tas-
sells ard Fringe, Handles, Locks, Springs aud Steps
&c. Our assortment has never before been 30 good,
and VS. pledge ourselves 10 sell low as any other
house III Virginia. Purchasers respectfully re-
questcd to call at the Sign Of the Golden Anrik
IA. b. RICHARDS x co.
Oct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05

Corn which housed without beng thoroughly
dried, OF which is stored in Il damp place, acquires
u musty smell and taste, which render il uah, for
the customary uses; but AZ this alteration affect,
only the outer covering, and not the substance oi
IL, kernel, it may be easily removed by throwing
upon the grain double its weight OF boiling wafer,
carefully stirring the mass I'LL the water be-
comes cold. The spoiled kernels, which swim,
upon the top, must then be removed the waite,
poured of, and the gram spread to dry NJ Pes
chicr preferred employing for this purpose boiling
water rendered slightly alkaline, aud aftcrward,
washing the grain in pure wat,c.
When corn has been heated, or injured in per
ccptibo manner, the yeseto animal portion ia al
most always changed in this case the fsrna i, not
susceptible of good fermentation, and the bread
made from II is unwholesomc such grain /, fit
only Tor the manufacture OF starch. fhdptdi
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FALL s0senS

III, SUBSCRIBERS aie opening the most extensive
assortment OF FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the Ladies will find some boa,,;
,a ' p t"illed rich figure, Just from London
ana aris' with great variety of useful Sr,pI r
AND FANCY GOODS tie best blk. SILKS g.
, ". nave ever mad; and we determined to ot,,.
them at very reduced prices '''''
sC..,, ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
W 'ouhuy Merchants and Hous,keenors
particularly requested TO call and examine orr ,,'
ment. ~ '"i dsSort-
Oc,5 & f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
JAMES RIN Err AVID kANAWHA CANAL
VIRGINIA.

IINIiE Board of Directors of the James River
4 and kanawha Company, having resolved to
] placs under contract seyentythrcc miles of the
line OF their Improvement viz All that part ex-
tendig from the water-works dam at Lynchburg
to the end Of section No. ll9, in the village of
Scotsve, and the thirteen miles between the
Seven Island ais, and the village of Columbia
Sealed proposals will be received by the Sccre-
tary OF the Company, AT their Office in the CITY Of
Richmond, from November 18th, to December 7th
inclusive, Tor o'i the excavations, cmbanknent aud
walling in that distance.
The portion Of the line which il is intended TO
let, comprises many difficult points, and consid-
cradle amount OF river walling and blasting
The Inc will be prepared for examination BY
the 18th OF November after which date, up to
the time OF letting, all necdiul information will be
given, and the maps and proGles exhibited to con-
tractors, on application being made 10 either of tho
Principal Assistant Engineers, Simon W. Wright,
IN the village of Gainesville, Daniel Livermore at
sco,svilll, and Charles Ellct, jr in the town of
Lynchburg.
1t IS expected that the proposals of contractor,
who arc not personally known to either of the
principal assistant Engineers will be accompanied
by proper testimonials of character and experience
from the Engineer, OF other works on which they
have been engaged.
The seals OF the proposals will be broken On the
10Th of December, and the acceptance of the pro-
positions by the Board, made known as soon after.
as will be practicable. By order of the Presidcn,
and Directors
". b. CiilTTENDEN, Scc'ry.
Note-1'hs advertisement is not intended to
embrace the Locks, Dams, Culvcrts or any other
OF the works of art-Prior to tho letting of which,
as well as the residue of the excavation and en-
bankmcnt between Scottsville and Maidcn,' AID.
venture, due notice will be given.
Nov. : IN
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I'D RSC ANT to decree of the Superior cour,
u La" and 'hanccry, for the County of Am.
,e.5 pronounced on the 9Th day of September
LODI between Edward Watson plaintiff, against Ed.
mond WINSTON, Sheriff of Amherst County, and !.
administrator Win the will annexed of Rober,
o''''no' ace d. who was Coroner of Amherst
county and as such administrator of John A. Simp.
SON a fugitive from justice, and the said John i
n =, defendants: and Richard S. Ellis G&
hl1h'fI w. E"bank merchants and partners trading
under the style and firm fEllis a. Enbank nlainif,
against ko bert Garland, Coroner of Amherst County.
"' az Such administrator of the personal and trus
eI u 'he real estate 6" John A. Simpson the sad
'ohh a. simpson and others. defendants. will e,.
iost TO sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder
w .ii' PROMISES the lands IN the plaintiffs bills men
uone'' on 'he 2oth day of November next. One,
.9 "iiu 'hfee years credit will be given in equal
s'anehIs bonds and good security will be required
"' ,, retained as ultimate security The land,
Will be SUBJECT to Mrs. Simpsons title to dover
o1..r THO. N. EUBANk,
shsrF Of amherst County, and COMMISSIONS 10 sell.
W. ID wt20N
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valuable Real Estate For Sale.

VIE subscriber wishing to remove offers 10 eel
or exchange for Western Lands. his Estate
Tins upon both sides of Roanoke river near tn. Biz
,I'a N; III the county of Botcourt 1t is divided
NV I'VE, INTO equal portions of 500 acres each. on
Vi "i''ch is principally valuable as an nexbaustbt
,estHe OF timber for the support of the other, upos
cd ,,,a Wv improvements are situated. The impro
eu ihoety has about $50 acres cleared Of which o0
Is compact and unbroken.bo,tom IF great fertility
, Io ,ne residue of the cleared land together with
he saeo.ef portion of the uncleared, well adapted 10
n ~ several staples of the country. The Mansion Is
OF brick, nearly new MAJ, h,,, oomfortabe
s %p an essns,s of the 1 CONVENIENT kind
situated e OK and productive garden"
s, 81 Oh commanding eminence, and surround
en "i beautiful Grove. The Overseers house, Ne
srp NUS Wheat Machine and House, Stables, Gem
Ne' &c are of the best kind. and most elgib,
, situated 10 strangers, who are unacquainted with
,b,, f Il botetourt, it may be we'll to renah
ceenca SS'aori1y OF climate, fertility of soil, and e.,
celenee oil society, it has few parallels. The sub
Io,9er would be willing to take Negroes or Cotton
''''''s III south Alabama, in exchange for the estate
o..e VIM. LANGHORNE.
. WITS
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BlOOded Stock


The thorough bred race 1Iare LADY Ian
CASTER, years Old by John Richards dam '
Sir Solomon
The distinguished race Horse STERLING, four
wear, old, by Sir Charles, dam by Pow hatan.
The thorough bred Stallion TECUMSEH five
years old, by Sir Richard, full brother to Monsieur
dam by Top Gallant.
WILL " ARCH, iour years old, BY Sin Charles
dam bl Wonder
ALEXANDER, years old, by Sn Charles, dam
a Bcdfoid Mare
SiRtS, -four years old b, Sir Charles, dam by
Rell An OF Georgia.
BLACK HAWK, two years old, b, Lance dam,
bv old Sir Archy.
BELL AIR, by Old Printer, dam by Bell Ain, of
Georgia.
Thorough bred brood Mare SALLY JEFRIES
BY imported Eagle, dam b, imported Charlotte.
Thorough bred brood Mare MARY HILL. b,
Randolph's janus, dam by RaglandS Dionsd, with
fine Jackson Fiily, b, her side
VI, Crop OF every description;
Stock oi all kinds
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Twelve months credit will be given. by the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. Ten per
cent discount will he made for cash. Al persons
indebted To mr will please To make prompt payment
and those having claims vi" present them.
WILLIAM W. HURT.
Halifax Co, Va. Oct. % Wow
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"A Teacher Wanted.

{ NE Who can come satistactoriI, ,c,o,,,,,,., ,
~ as to character and qualifications To tcarb thn
LATIN and Greek, Resing. Writing, Geog,a, In'
Elements of History, English Gramno, T[crci1as, ,
IN , imposition and Arithmetic. may obtain a GOOD
'au i'o"tao'e school by early application to the sub
scrber, near Amherst Court House. '''''
saaoo }. PETTNJOHN.
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TILT4BLE L.4.ND
At AVCTION-DN A GleEsDHT.

'ANlNG exchanged my tract OF Land on OF
i ter River, III the county of Bedford, with
". Galloway for the tract Of Land on which he re-
sides, will sell the last mentioned tract OF Land
on Friday the 2Oth of November, if fair, II not the
first fair day thereafter, at public auction, on the
premises, to the highest bidder. 1t i. situated in
the county of Bedford, one and hall miles from
the New London Academy, and twelve from
Lynchburg. 1t contains 1927 acres, Of which 800
OF 600 are cleared, and in a high state OF improve
ment, about 200 being in Glover. The remainder
is heavily timbered, every OF which is first rate
Tobacco Land. 1t lie, remarkably well, and IS
Justly celebrated as one Of the richest and most
productive tracts in the County. The improve
mcnts consist of two Dwelling Houses, with all ne
cessary out-houseS. If necessary, the tract will
be divided 10 suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-iourth in cash, the remainder in
three equal annual ins,alments. To secure the
three last payments, deed Of tru, will be requir
ed. II the purchaser should wish to pay any part
or all 81 the three last payments "A liberal dcdnc-
ton will DO made. The title is clear and undoubl-
ed. invite all persons who wish to vest money
III aluable Land, TO come and see this estate, as
the sale will certainly occur at the time above
mentioned, al the house now occupied by W.
Galway; and my object FOR selling is 10 remove
TO the South ROBERT IRVINE.
Oct. 90 tbs
u" The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, will
please publish the above till day of sale, and for
ward their accounts TO this Office for pavment
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NOTICE.

n the I'd day OF November next, shall pr,cs.a
~ to sell TO the highest bidder, at the late rss.
dcnoe Of {. r. Dawson, deed. near the town ~ H.
mel IN the ouny OF Amherst all the crops of Corn
oa"Sf ana as,iious'hod and Kitchen Furniture,
ana Plantation tcnstls stock of HOGS and Uo,.es.
among which are three first rate Work Horses, and j,
nne Oft three yoke of Oxen, and parcel of Milch
Cows, and Young Cattle ''' tt
Terms ct sale will be liberal and made kn,vr >,
the time and place Of sale Fl"
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS.
administrator Of Chmch,ceH p Dn,r,op. G,,,J
Oct. % "'' H.
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lRs 81 ssLE i!
OF VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND

~ Mondayth l9th dav OF OCTOBER is,''1' ne'ns
- Amherst cou,, day, / shall proceed TO sell 10y
~, Of public auction, The highest 1lddef iof c''
before the front door Of Mr. Stonts lavei1 . Nh.
hers, Coun House. the 'TIs act OF l. AND
ON which Curtis Watts resides. lying IN the ounty
Of Amherst, on Cedar Creek, branch oil fedlar
RIVER. The Improvements are comoftablt' ana
there is a considerable portion OF Tobacco land on
III. tract The sale made by virtue OF trust deed
recorded III the Clerks office OF the County 81 Am,
Lei IN, the purpose of paving debts due b, the said
u ,,ts which arc secured thereby. Acting as trust
tee shall convey the title vested in me by said deed
and none other The title is believed to be good.
JOHN ID. DAVIS, TRUSTEE.
~ The above sale is postponed nj the hrs, day
oi Amherst November Court, next. J. u. u, 'f'
Sep. % Nius
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To all whom it may Concern

/ MAKE use OF this method TO inform all whom il
may concern, that Captain Thomas Fox will
transact the business Of William Harris Sen'r cs
tate IN my stead All hs acts IN relation to said cs-
tate will be valid = If done by myself; and all IN,
dcbted sand estate, requested to make payp,ent
TO HIM This 18th day Of October 1885
JOHN HARRIS
Oct. 2G 4,
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H.sTT.ILIO.v ORDERS

1--WE Court Martial for the lst Battalion of the
l3lst Regiment, will hc held at the Union IIo.
tel, on Friday. the eth of November next and for TN,
Second Battalion, at the Franklin Hotel Oh Sotur-
day, the 9Th OF November next.
GEORGE +. NORNELL.
idjutnnt Of the l3lst Reg. Jirginia Ma.
Nov, - .,
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.. Crk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

-, -imheft court House, Oct. on, 1895
The parties vi" take notice, that I bay. now an
pointed Thursday, the 10Th day of December mex
TO commence the accounts in the foregoing ords
mentioned, on which day. at the hour Of 10 o'cloo
IA inc morning, they are requested to attend at m,
once with their accounts, vouchers and comes Of
1o"ft papers, prepared for examination and settle
ment. R1RER,T ,rINSICV -
Oct. %
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FOR HeHI Mt.

..E1.:NA he tenement occupied by the sub
I,,:,gs33 scribcr on Man-srcct, next door IA
.fh+ssA the Nrginian Office.
" Al persons having Watches or Jewclrv
left with him for repair are requested to call and
take them away, a, he expects soon TO n. absn,,
f'e" '''iS place. Ed. BROWN
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s'gd3HSf
In CHANCYRY


lnesc two causes came on To he fur,b., b...l
me INST upon the papers formerly read and the Ia,
upon the Bill answer replication and the ex,mm
tic n OF witness and were argued by Counsel-O,
consideration whereof the Court doth orde, ,b,,S.
defendant, James =. Garland do render b.foy, NJ,
oil the I commissioners of this Court an accoumd
ms administration of the estate of his testato, n
sad Benainml Stone, decd, and the said Camr,
sIohef is directed TO examine state and SETTLE III
same, excluding theretrom, the hires of the sI,u
since the death OF his testator and make ,cnr
hefeo To the Court, together with an account of h,
aeots OF the estate, shelving what portion of san
debts Is chargeable upon the plaintiffs half of ,h
slaves, and an account between the plaintiff andd
defendant James F. Garland, in which she is nh
charged with hall the interest which has ,ccu,,
upon the debts OF estate since the testators dean
ana with any payments made to her by the def.,g
ant James 7. Garland, on account of her inter-,
ia the estate, and with such part of the princip,l d
the debt chargeahe upon the Plaintiffs interest
the Commissioner shall be OF opinion as life ,epaD
she oug"t to pay, IN case of redemption and IN h,
credited for half the hires otthc slaves and with an,
matters specially stated, thought pertinen, BY him.
sell or required by the parties to be 50 stated
topy-Teste