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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
FROM TlIr MN YORK ST\N.
servant,
lIrNNN JunsoS

Hdkmg the Dumb 10 speak We were
shown. on Saturday, oil the most cy,iaprllna-
" eases OF cure from deafness under the hands OF
DR.. Webster, of tins city, that We have ever be-
held His name i, Nathaniel Wilson, Il Young
man OF about 2 Years of ace, of HIGHLY rcSpccta-
bile family, OF Portsmouth,, Virginia, who has been
Tor some time an inmate OF the Deaf and Dumb
Institution of this city. The >klllul operations of
DR. Webster almost instanancou>h restored the
scnse OF hearing To tins uniortun ,r nIu,r who had
been, up TO the period OF III, n,,nhood totally cut
Oh from all intercourse with the world. The left
ear is entirely restored, and the rich, partially.
| he FIRST effect OF the new Impressions of sound
upon ms auditory nerves, opening new aud most
important medium ofinstluction To hi, mind, uaS.
4, may he conceived, exceedingly painful hul At
the same time the source OF unalloN ed drllghi In
few days he became accustomed, IN some mea
sure, TO this novel excitement. AMI thr DnctnI
commenced teaching him the pronunciation OF tie
alphabet, IN respect To which he WIS placed in pre-
elselN the same position as an infant. We were
witness to his rapid proficiency in acquiring tho
clementar, sounds OF the different letters, in each
of which we examined him person ally
Most of the sounds were correctly performed,
particularly when he relied solely on the pronunci-
alton as communicated to him from behind the
ear and where his Judgment MT mislcd h, an
attempt 10 initiate the motions of the lips and
mouth. The pronunciation of the ' is coniorma-
BILE to that mixed sound of Il and ', which it has
IN the Spanish alphabet. Besides the simple sounds
OF the letters, he has already acquired that of >cvc-
raj words, the meaning of which he has also made
himself master Of Thus, hat, DO ,k. &c. IN pro-
nounoins which he shows his knowledge of the OH.
lects TO which they apply by placing his hand up
ON them. Also one or two short co1nrctel senses.
such as good by, good morning, Nc. The cas-,
presents one OF peculiar in,ercs, to the phvsiolo-
gls and metaphysicIan, illustrative of the opc.
fations OF the mind in its adult state of vil,or sud
denly put IN possession OF powerful an instrn-
ment of communication with the external world
as that OF the organ OF hearing. The success of the
treatment also does infinite credit 10 Me skill OF
DIR. Webster. 1t literally speaks for Itself, and
speaks also volumes in his praise There has beer
but very few instances or record Of the festora.
ton OF hearing to mutes At So advanced period .
life. OF these, two or three arc related by Mon
sleur ltard of Paris.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
Typm The 81. I.DuiS RsDubl,ran.

1t i, stated in the lat Arkansas Gazette, tliat
John .Skcci Lar. editor Of the Jackson organ in this
orIy, had been apprelenJcd in lbcr,ille, La. il
charge Of Kidnapping n"gro,. lie, II !, supposed
bv the editor of ll,r Gazette, afterwards made III,
escape had pncd his couicdcrars about III"
mouth OF the White River, aud was asain engaged
a his old ,rich..-Stccl, after he left here, was
rewarded viii, the office Of Postmaster at iiclr
ma, \. Il. There seems to be some fatality al
tending the Jackson editors III that nenhborhood
We are sorry Ia hear, that Dr. lIofrM>N, ot this
CITY, met with 4 most serious accident bv The up
setting OF stage a,ol near rccum>eh IN Michigan
territory. Ills right hand was so much injured that
he va, compelled IL have it ampuated above the
wrist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

MOBILE, sept. II.
SrrAMno,r ExrLoSIoN.-Thr steamboat Don
Juan burst her boiler the night before last, about
= miles above the city, on her upward passage
The eng 'necr, Henry Underwood, WAS Killed IN
St'ntlv, and several other persons badly scalIcd
The boiler blew out Of the after end, and swept
the nglnecr the whole length OF the engine
room, through Il small passage into il cabin, II
against the hindcrmost portion of the cabin. Be-
sides the engineer, one the llrcmcn an Indian, is
dead, having been drcadully ,caldcd. There are
five ot'.rs scaldcd, two or three severely. The
acct lent occurred while the boat was under way
and moving At the rate Of five miles an hour with
three heavy barges in tow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
SALE TlsE COUNTRY.

WILL b" sold, at public auction, on sarur-
w day the 10Th inst, al Spring Garden, in
Amicrt county, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture of Favcttc II. Norscll, consisting OF
Bed, Bed>tcadN, Mahogon, Bureaus, Dining aud
Tea Tables, &c. &c
Ierms-Cash for all sums under SO; over
that sum, credit till Christmas will be allowed,
upon gls'ng bond with approved security. The
sale TO commence at II O'Clock precisely
THE TRUSTEE.
Oct. \ I,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
\ MURDERER T\kEN.
From the UobHe Register, Sept. /

IToM NE No6Wt KtsN1tf, Nfpf. Is.
On " ednesday evening last one of the Me-
Crews, accused OF Il most diabocal murder in A.
pril last, for whose apprehension large rewards
were offered by the Governor, and by individual
Subscriptions brought into this town and
comnlttcdto Jail He had fled into TEXAS, width
or Inc was pursued BY Mr.. Ta,lor, of Claibornr,-
who, after the failure OF several attempt, to seize
HIM by force, succeeded by stra,agem.--Thc sto-
nv is altogether singular nc,--and the aid given
by the Texas authorities, gives more favorable
impression of the disposition OF the government of
that county t.e,.p,, orilr,l, Who escape there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
I,nM Man Arnr>s, GronGiA, !
Saturday S.nt IDih lS!l



Sa--Wuh sincere pleasure did | pcrcci,, III
the Georgian of the 10Th instant, the letter Of
Mr. Vail, dated from Paris the ooh Jul, Last. and
directed TO yourself SO far as perfect accordance
with him, relative 10 the fact that Mr. Crawford
refused IN 1914 TO bring forward our oain, a.
eansi France, may be considered AGA conlma-
lion OF his statement mo>t cordially rive II. The
only difference between Us. ar,cN from my having
been always under the impression that ia" prapo-
sal to do so was made to Mr. Crawford by a mem
Der of the Diplomatic Corps. and not by Gcn. la
faVcftc. was moi at the Hotel oftnc Legation ut
tn, time, but met Mr.. Crawford 1T dinner, when
he immediately communicated the circumstance,
and the manner in which he had repealed IT, NV
reply To H." said hr, was tn declaration, that
no American minister could dare present a sinelc
claim however Just, against France, Al moment
when all Europe IN mass, WIS 81 hn>iIl"lN armed
AGAINST her" Those, sir, who retain u rrcollcc-
ton Of Mr.. Crawford, need not be- told OF the sir-
king effect produced on his manly ,isagc, by the
u,tcrancc OF any sentiment that h" strongly iclt-
nor be surprised at my sayins, even 1T ihis Late
day, that the Impression made on me, At the tinlc,
was lndr'lbc. The apparent variance between
Mr.. Nail'> account, and my own, !, easily account.
ed for was occasionally absent from the Hotel
Of the Legation; he, as the Ministers private Sec.
rctary. was seldom or never abroad lie, therefore,
Witnessed the arrival aud entry of Gen. Lafayette,
and heard the conversation between him and Nj.
Crawford. have, therefore, not the Smallc., doubt
of the truth of his statement and the ,ncorrcrtnc>>
of my own impression relative to the individual,
through whom the proposal was nude to Nj.
Crawford, aud which he SO il,t'n,ln 'on,l> and
positively repealed.
Very respectfully, sit,
Your most ob'lt servant,
lIENN, JnKsoS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

Lf.sr5 aud wtic hton1, = an. In the co4f,e oi til
evening our good friend Justice Stacg pat a stop
IN, iurlh,r rambling oil tue part OF the fudai
swan, bv tyiug thai knot winch death alone can
unrst.el.
Ii the languagc Of Pune. il may be- ,lil Of MIR.
Smith, that
Delighted to find her IN honor and ease,
II. felt 10 pain;
aud the sind coming TAR. he assembled the breeze
,nd went back with his Htsfer " again.
ss----r-<-.-r~---.ss.--
DY ,lrfu, of second deed oil trust, executed b,
ID James ct. CLAIR. 81 date tie 2lst september
ic1J. and recorded IN the Musings Court Office ior
the Corporation of l.,nchbafe. the subscriber will
,.ll, on the 18th OF bctobcr lurtaut, the following
real property, Wit: Two certain parcel, of ground
lslng and being III the town oil Isnchburg, on Lynch
or First Street. One parcel containing l1i feet on
the y. l.. side of said street, and running bach
fglt angles towards the ri,er i39 feet and bounded
follows Beginning II tlc \. T.. side Of said street,
Got feet from Second Alles. running thence with
Lynch Street towards Water Street. l7i feet thence
rgfr angles towards, said Second Alley, Ia icet-
and thence at right angles and parallel with Sc
,pnd Alley, 1872 feet 10 the beginning.
liz other parcel ot GROUND contains II feet trout
ON Tvch Street, runs back l}l feet and bounded as
follows: brguripg At the y L. side Of said street,
! | feet above second Alley; running thence along
Lunch Street y. 81 ". l. feet thence \. - l..
= poles thence :. b. J.. Il feet thence y.
- l.. - poles; thence :. ;}2' l.. l.. feet, and
thence = % W. - poles 10 the beginning.
These t"o lots were omitted IN the advertisement
inserted III the Nrgnian Of tle 1lh. contained III the
18th page of this morning, paper, by mistake. The
whole will he sold At the same time. and the
terms, mentioned III rhat adj or,emcnt.
TIDS. \. IIOICOMBE.
Icti"g Trustee.
II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
Xirginia Patent Shot.

1NIIE subscriber, agent for Robert Rapcr)
L has now on hand, and will continue to keep,
at Wholesale large supply of Shot Of all Sizes to
be regulated and goycrnedbN Northern wholesale
prices. Our Merchants generally will find it 10
ihciradvan'agc to purchase here, thereby avoid
ING the risk and trouble oircceivino them from the
North, aud giving encouragement to our own man
n'actnceS. W. l.. LANCASTER, tnenL
Oct v.),y If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

bic .arnrapc.s-. did any body ever hear OF John
\ !lsser he..,s. - and The eci,er adds that said
Iln,ncts niehbofs in the county oi tuiItls:r were
Is u,uc., a>tonished al the appointment - II fin
n,.l.cfen,.s al Hicl,ssn Iisd dcscenod upon their
tobacco patches. w ir"rl, atkuo"le dse our ."n
i.noranc, Ia the Lioerapi, al the M" function
ary. but our eo,tg reodug enables US To rcooilcct
passage thai ma, possibl, throw solno lRln on
thu subject. The acting hoyernor may, Tor a,irn
~ know he the ycriiablc
&" TIME Jn < Hornsr rho sat u ht eoi,tr,
EHiae hls cifstads rye
Uho mi IN Ia thumb and hdui,d out PUNT,
Saving irhm II great MN IN, J."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

4 new ocbranc, the sconnds"l who
has made ha>,lt ~ notorious or lus iupostu.c an
his crimcs, In, founded "a COnrtat in Rocking n,
County, vi. The new Institution Is occupied
by his disciples oil both soNcs, aud tin. how ling, OF
its inmates bs.. become n perfect nuisance TO the
quiet town o stfathau, where The lanaiieal aboru-
tory ul IrudueS, Is established. A determination
j, expressed hs the people 10 abolish the brothc
praccah II possible bul At all event, to abolish IL.
We don't c,tclls ,.c how the good people OF that
re-, ron can ncddle with such An Institution. Coch-
rhnc and hs troop OF prostitute, are abnndanIy
less mlsch,csous than Tappan and his fellows
boz su,c torllfauc sends nid.tous mi,si,cs
into the Southland told that the Pearl
,rcct nccndart is not 10 be- moIcstcd BY the law
othcrv,r---l" being merely engaged III - free
di,cu,,iun.' The New Hampshire miscrtants APP
pear In be- dong notlin. but rccrcatne themselves
by 4 litllr free discussion also , We hope the New
Hampshire Legislature may not be- led into any
legislation on thu subject. The Convent - il, We
dare say, vile nuisance, bu, then il NO I'D be- a
alarming curtallmont OF the privilege. Of free
born American cilizens' to pas, any ustri,t!re
cnactmcnts AGAINST them. " !. rou,ier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

cstvd in the conservation Of the whole territory a.
~e as in avo,,.ias all TIA, 'ne' ,,'',d to diminish
such inestmable advantages produced hs a noble
and pure patriotism, l,is Escellency cannot doubt
ba, ,hs, 81! vii! asss, and co-opet.l,., for upon
that depends the security OF private fortunes, anl
ofciviI'za,on, by checking the audacit, u lhc
barbareus tribes in thu, quarter.
Ills excelency hopes tina, YOU viii make public
ly known all that have now stated, through The
local authorities, and even b, means at initreh'
commissioners, # neees.ar,, whose Object shaii III
To explain these sentiment, OF cancellation and -
TEEN, &c. BONiLLa.
To the Governor pro femporr, OF the staie oil
Coahuila and Tcss..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
\rW \oUhtDc |.

Holes Hotel WY sold lli, da,, including all the
hyImr>, furniture, Ac. for one hundred and seven
FIVE thousan do'hr> which i, I'm crslood to be
considerably under til" cost. 1t WIS struck of to
Levi Di,hrow: Iii, said that the property, nclu-
ding furniture, &c. cost Mr., Holt upwards of
sbOO,WN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

M lto offers for sale, in quantities to suit pur-
w 'chasers. elegant assortment of IIatter's
trimmings, several pieces Extra Blue and Black
Clotf-also, two or three Wheat Fans. All of which
will be sold at reduced prices, if arpAed for soon
j. 30 Al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

FRoN CulLL-Nr learn from tho View Bedford
Gazette. that adviccs from Conception have been
received at that port by the arrival oi the ship
Courier. Captain Cash, representing the connif,
As sill afflicted with earthquakes, the disastrous
consequences of which are severely fell by tc NJ
habianiS, who are exposed without shelter IN The
cold rains of The scason Shocks "f earthquakes
resembling the report nj cannon are heard aud tell
there rcgularl, about twice IA twenty -lonr hpur,
-=Notv outstanding they ~ frequent, thu nhab-
itans are very much frightened at them, aud tllc
first nmaton Of shock when in III III houses,
with their children IN Their run Tor the dnois,
slrrhled AT the threatening cath.
II i. the prevailing opnlon that the cits OF fon-
eoption, if rebuilt, will b. erected on neN sit,
Ii IS estimated that ii woul cost more To clear up
the streets and remove the ruin, from the ,pot in
order TO rebuild, Than 10 crtt new -diGc,, on
ther ground.
Captain {. states that When going into Tnlata-
l.dana, with fair Wind, hi, vc-,cl suddenly stop
pod and shook wonderfully. Believing the ship
10 be a,hrrc he cried, hch,c III" load ~ His olcl
vas mmrdil tcly obesed, aud tNcN, fthoms d
water va, found, lie was now ronSciou, oi th'
tact OF having experienced IN earthquake
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
Bonnet and Dress Making.

J \ all the various Fashions and in the neates
L manner on moderate ,erms,-oppositc the Nr.
ginlan Office. Also, Caps, Capcs and Cloaks--
BY MRS. TRUSLOW II DAUGlIFERS.
H. Ladies are invited 10 call.
Oct. ) 6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
Whites Self Injecting Instrument
and Stomach Pump.

WIS instrument comprising the Self Injecting
L Apparatus and Stomach Pump, in small
neat mahogany case, Oily inches in size, answer
ing the purposes before mentioned upon Il new
plan together with an assortment of Cuppinp
and Surgical instruments, Just received and for
sale, unusually low, at the sign of the Golden Nor
tar, Bank Square, by DAVID r. LYMAN.
Sept. % diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
DOMESTIC INTELU.E(sE


fhs fact Of Mr.. Crawford. loliv and honorable
refusal, IN the name oil the American people, To
avail himself of tho proposal OF the Emperor oi
Russia, made through Lafayette To have the \
metican claims on France included in the demand,
Of the Allies, when IN possession OF Pans, IN lsli
WIS established hy the l.itsr OF w, lad, pub
llshed IN tins paper "a the 10Th uli. We arc,
however, glad to have the additional evidence ur-
nishcd by the annexed letter -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

Mr.. joins iloKNEE.-Thc newspapers appear
TO be good deal in the fog as - Mr.. John S
iiorner, lately appointed Secretary. and acting
Governor OF Michigan. MARYLAND paper. seem.
particularly becloudea, and asks Sti -ohs.l.r..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
FOR RENT.

n The house at present occupied by the sub
;;sM scrfbcr, next door below Messrs. Nowlin &
iiernd"n. Possession given immedatelv.-
Apply TO JAMES BON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
JUST RECEIVED.
II III Sign Of ne GohlM Hoff0f, E0nz-
.S1u0rc. LNnchburg. Ia.

English Blue Mass Croton OF: Acetate and
Snph. Morphia; CrcoSote; English Cnlcncd Mag
nesla; Small Square do; Extracts Bclladonha,
Dandelion, ColoC,nth and Jalap; Genuine Nlcan
CAYENNE; Congress and Macobo, snuff; Acidula-
ted Lemon Drop; Prepared and French Chalk j:
Milk of Roses Hair Powder and Powder Pulls
kor, Dress Combs: Macassar and Bears Oh Fan
cv and Nart gated Soaps aud Colognc, Lavender and
Florida Water
\ large assortment OF gentemenS Hair Brushes,
Thermometers, Sc. OF superior quality; Whites
Patent Improved Stomach Pump; Cuppng, Pocket
aud Dental Instruments and sllndrv other articles,
too Numerous to mention, all Of which viii be sold
on the most reasonable terms. D. II. LYMAN.
Sep. II fits
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.N'OY'E('E.

nyx=S-s OWING to circumstances the sale of
icy my Farm in Bedford, advertised to take
place on the 18th of this month, will not
take place at the time advertised.
FRED. \. HARRIS
Ort .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

TrI,s.-Thc following official document has
been transmitted 10 Us for publication. 1t come,
from source that afford, assurance of its auhcnt-
city, and We most gladly give ii place, As it removes
all doubts OF the intentions of the present govern
neni OF Mexico, in relation to Texas, concerning
which so many contradictory accounts have been
published. ~. y. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

The famous Alhigcnsis, a body ot Musicians one
hundred and twcutN number, about 10 embark
tor this countr, from Lcghou.-N,T Orleans i2r.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

coaches Of this country except the are larger
The whole Of the machinery is in the hind boot The
two wheels, behind the locomotives This coach
viii carry six inside passengers sitting eis--ts Id
side on the roof and six the tender total 20
gers. From the favorable terms in which have heard
Mr. Russells engine spoken of both here and in Glas-
gov, feels great curiosity to ride it, and will take
advantage Of the first opportunity TO do So and will
port to you respecting il, well others which will no
doubt be introduced the Spring advances You may
inquire, why did not MIR. X. ,eInain IN Glasgow will
reply In nearly the words OF the gentleman who showed
us THIS carriage. lie said the prejudice against wac
great I'm consequence of the unfortunate accident by
which IL or 10 passengers killed woundcd that
u was expedcntto to distant part of the country
lie told us, that for several months this engine Piled be-
tween Glasgow and Paisley, and performed in manner
To give entire satisfaction; and in consequence the stage
coach propretors and trustees OF the road alarmed
lest tins and others would gain much public cstia-
ton to become regular coaches They therefore re-
solved to drive OIL II possible This they accomplish
ed by picking ap the turnpike, and putting fresh
down IN unusual and extraordinary quantities. Notwit.
standing the road made almost impossible the en-
ginc was still continued, and piled regularly several
times each day for whole month and excited the ad,n-
ration of all intelligent persons that il could
such difhcultics It, howevcrwas finally injured by be-
ing driven for so long time road mach icorsc
hdn II 'e0s constructed for, and of the hind wheels
getting into hole (madc by order the turnpike pro.
pretors tboke and the carriage tublcd to the ground;
four OF i've persons killed, and eight others
seriously manned and wounded. But none of them were
hurt from the explosion of the engine, the escape
steam, but from being thrown with great violence against
the rough melted road-the same kind of injury
as would be received from common stage coach break
ing one OF its wheels when travelling rapidly | am
informed that action is brought by the of the
steam carriage well by several of the survivors and
the friends OF the deceased killed by this melancholy
event, against the road company, for obstructn the
King highway, and causing the injury and death of
number OF PERSONS besides loss Of property Sanmuinc
hopes are entertained that the guilty will be severely
punished.
forgot TO tell you above, that the swell on the two
canals the quick passage of the boat very
inconsidciablc.
am, very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
GlRARD RALSTON.
T. 5. The demand for railway locomotives is very
great sending nine TO different parts of the United
States. and both Mr. Robert Stephenson and Mr. Bury
have orders to give them full employment for several
months to come
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03

County at the Court-Iiouse thereof ON the 9Th day Of
October, 1884
Edward Bates, ......................P Plaintiff
against
Robert Blackwell, or of John Blackwell dec d. who
late sheriff and administrator of Jeremiah Bates and
adm of James Grafton, Frances Bates the widow of
Jeremiah Bates, Richard Bates Josephus Bates Mourn
ing Bates, infant children of Jeremiah Bates by William
H. Taylor, their guardian ad Item Frances Grafton the
widow of James CFaftas dc cd nAyd Grafton William
Grafton, Susan Grafton Thomas Grafton VIM Farley
and Judith his wife, Abner Bates, and Polly his wife
Bennett Grafton, William Grafton and John Rux and
Whey his wife, and John Rux in his own right Policy
~ ihackston, ex triS of James Thackson, and Lodo-
Il appeoring i, The s,sfscon =; ~. c Deisnann,s
defendant, Lodowck b. Beach, is nm inhabitant of
this State and that the plaintiff has proceeded against
him. in the manner prescribed by law and that the sub
pGna has been served upon the defendant Robert Black
WELL cxor OF John Blackwell, decd who was late she,
riff and admir- de bons non Of Jercmiai Bates and ad-
m'nIsirator of James EaiI5n frances Bates widow of
jeremiah Bates Fraces Grafton widow of James Graf
ton, David CIaftonC VIM. Crafion Susan Grafton Tho
mas Grafton, VIM Farley, and Judith his wife, Abner
Bates, and Policy his wife, Bennett Grafton John Rux
and Finey hs1ylic and John Kux in his own right and
Policy N fhuckston, exec,trix of James Thsckston,
more than four months, and they falling to answer the
bli as W the said dciendunte is taken for coDcssed
ana the cause came TO be heard the other de-
PENDANTS, the bill, answers and the exhibits and was
argued by counscOn considesat whereof the Court
dot OTae That one of the Commissioners of this Court
90 take the following lst The of Je-
remiah Bates, administrator de tonis non, of David
Bates, dec q, aud administrator Of Snsana Bates de-
ceased; "a The account of jeremiah Bates guardian
minrsllIator o. sates, dec d 4th. The account
OF John bia4 end administrator Of James
Craiton ana Jt& 9th. The account of VIM.
Bagby, depaty Blackwell with the estate
of James Cr -. pd jeremiah Bates and 9th The ac-
count of HcN3 Watkins, administrator de Jonis non
of James Cratpn, dec which said the said
Commissioner is directed to examine state and report
to this CourSwith any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by hifQsc required TO be SO stated bv either
of the parties q CoPy--Teste,