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men. "a they were disturbed from their moor;nys Jy new
arrivals, and driven to closer contact with their neigh
bors. we heard divers Inconsistencies, boistcrous and
uncouih, againss "ScfctogiRg, 20 make use OF the navi-
gator expressive, however l%nclegant, tcrm.-B0nner.
FenfSy roHoa improvement BfU.-fhc Improvement
6nl, to which We lately alluded as having passed the
House Of Representatives, has bcca amended in tic
Senate 10y striking ont all appropriations for extensions
rVtltnilg only snch "a were required to finish the work
on hand-wiih an appropriation of $50 1000 Ia a towing
path al the Dnnnstown dam. on the west branch.
The "ltIchmond Compiler sa,s-The facilities for
travelling are now 50 great, that slime aud space are
almost ''anuihilatcd." The writer of This article. a few
days ago, was breathing the mountain air, (soine of Il
ht,lc Pinc!ling. by the way) and ia forty eight hours.
had ,ravcrscd Il distance of23l miles, spending half a day
in the pursuit of his business, in one OF the cities.
XFrom liarper's Ferry TO Baltimore, II distance of g
/mileS, the travel by the railway, including s,oppagcs.
averages II miles AN hour. A portion of this route was
rcrtorincd at the rate of 20 miles an hour, and even up
ON the curved parts, at about three minutes to the mile.
We met with a gentleman in Washington, who. -
hours previous, had been in Philadelphia and he i'm.
formed US that ON the Anlboy railway, the car moved al
the railroads between Baltimore aud Washington, and
between fredericksburg and Richmond, Il trip TO New
York, from this city, [Kichmondl will be but the work
The Baltimore rail Dad company now employ more
than 2O0 burthcn ears; and the quantity Of Hour sen,
from %llarpers Ferry alone, amounts TO more than 500
barrels per day.
The Mad River and Lake Erie railroad, from Dayton
10 Sandusky, will be 100 miles long.
The whole of the stock in the llarrisburvh Ports
mouth and Lancaster railroad, in Pennsylvania, has
been taken.
The Danville and Pottsvilie railroad, a very import.
ant one IN Pennsylvania, has advanced from 40 dollars
TO o3 dollars per share, since the passage of the bill to in
corporate a company to make 4 canal to the tide ON the
borders of the Susquchannah. 1t passes through an inn.
Intensely rich coal country. Danvilc is located in the
north branch OF the Susqnchannali.
-Four companies Of engineers are engaged in surveying
the route OF Il railroad from New Orleans 10 Nashville.
The railroad from Lexington, Ky, TO Louisville, has
heen seiued-and the corporation Of the latter subscriLcs
2OO,OOO to complete it; and Il rail. road from Frankfort to
Louisville is going ON handsomely.
The tolls received ON the S~chuylkil navigation, for
The week ending April lith, amounted to Sl0,S.6 80.
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POETRY.
ssauucn yrr nrNNNs uN,rN..0
(Fr0Ct IRE Ncr Vert kcsttHg Star.J
MY AnNERTISEME\r.

Cs'os e M S Sris KsS,Sg S'4'l
D.. There is u pretty girl in town,
Who wcasi The funniest rue bonnctj
And such 0biualtentanglins suils,
That-that-no maitefl plague upon il -
Ani oh, such lustrc lighted curis
"Floss sunshine dnNsd into whits'--
(AsJUha .Nsat say ,)-unbouehi, unbouow'd.
She's not a stranger in Broadway
met her ihese la, Tuesday inoTing
She'll quiz you az tho optm,
,Oronthr Batter, shame tao dawnins.
~Sou'llyery q rarely catch her eye"-
Two ~shalo~y deeps ,lot pisurc ii,a,enl
Aad sin, If Just, to be forgiven!
You'd know her name Ills very fair
The word il rhymes tos-but " that's telling -
No. warm, g with words That burn," tho air,
But wake no t8Pe os-hcm! ~hush,-w9l tirnj
Twas at a social wedding roisi.r?
We sish'd-ses'di supper camc--'twas "done,'
On. how 1 wSsh'd myself an oyster?
she fown'd; her very flown was sweet
She sang tho .ar, with loys was bniaing
She smii'd; the "worldp WAS at her feet
She waliz'd; | ictn my brain Was turning;
Ons glance-wc ucndcd no, "a word
The clock struck one--ihe wall nOw'rs started.
Her hand, Ctwas trembling like a hirl0
ooA-kiss'd~-squse4 ;-uni, 50 rc parted.
Years" but fateful yearsn-ha,e ilown-
Misiortuue's storms have tiundcgid o es nc;
sun memory's star hath led me on,
Hopes rainbow banner eleam'd b. fore me -
That star tho eye her .oui that suothcrsi
Miss Fortunes lost - Tie sylptOlc -
Aud seems $50 tamcdl the g Kaie' of mothers.
Fair lady, should you recognise
Your own sweet self in what Ivc written,
Kemembos time, like beauty, iliesi
bchcNc, l but GpDedr'd II" torgc.ting.n
I've worShip'd you in sun or Shade,
In dreams I've pross'd you to my heart, near
And though not in the "Cotton Trade"
l Stiil desire a sleeping partner"
But I've no time for '.piquc or pouisi-
No genius for % Troy Srgcs,"-and,-Miss
If once | wrote more tender notes,
| noc can tender Norris OF HAxp,' Miss.
l hnd the Shigie, blessed dull!
1 think n cottage life delicious
lh1vo the marriage bumps'i quite full,-
2,-l-and ~philophro, t-prodigious.
So, lady, should YOU condescend
To he less Tar to me Than Pckin,
My bosom's broken peace to mend,
Aud change NEvc's STAR 10 Ilymci's Beacon;
komcmber Love, the child of dust,
Once trampled blooms On earth no more,
Send bWt me Lelf ST Pc1ee, aud tust,
Like the FIRST D0re, to 80 Captain Noah.n
cc York, .7yra 23d, 1885. y y II.
see Spurzheim ON Phrenology.
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10 .Wcssrs. JOhn BcrMayd, Darid Bcrgard, Eronciy mr..
Hqrd Jcc0J Rcrnard, oAd Mrs. Judih F2ouraog. Rc5cc.
ca P0ftor, Marg Inn Jameson, and J0ccJ ScoH
NOU arc hereby notified, that the undersigned. act
Il ing rs Commissioned, under a decree Of the Conn
" Court OF Powhatan, has made sale ofthe tract of land
lying IN said county, belonging TO the estate ofWm. Bcr-
nard, dec d., in order to a distribution among the said
Bernard's heirs, aud that the purchase money for ts
sumo is nov in hand, ready to be paid over 10 those enG
tied to the same. The parties interested, will therefor
apply for their portions without further delay. as ! shall
not pay interest ON tie same. AUSTIN SPEARS. Z
Hallsborough, Chesterfield CO., Commissioned.
March IL, ISIS. 105-wS~
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CoMNnssIoNrn.s n Otrlcr.

Northumberland &. H., April Is, is35.
The parties interested in the foregoing decfTe-afthe
S,ourt will take notice, that ! have appointed Tuesday.
me go day ct June next, to commence the accounts orr
dered IN the above decree Of the Court, on which dav
tihey VIII attend at 10 o'clock, at my Office, Northumbc1
land {. H., with their vouchers. Ne, ready d rcxanina
ton and settlement, and with office copies Of the ncccssat
ry Court papers. THOMAS S. YDNOR
Commissioner IF tie Circuit Superior Cou1t ri
LNo mt Ch0aceryJoT Standardization Ccafty.
April -. 1l5--wsw
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Leaving q balance ~ the hands of the
commissioner, on The Both Of Scptem-
peg, i711, applicable 70 tho canal debt, Of S3.O0255G 3o
ihc merchandise passing from ~lide-watcr on both ca.
nals, durIngthc season Of navigation i'm 1884, is stated ia
have been W,l7G tons. there passed over The rsil.ro,J
400 tons, making a total Of 77,57G tons or9OO0 mounds
each Of This quantity. Z, go tons arrived al and passed
whitehall on the northern canal
The quantity Of Onondaga salt sent to lake Clamphin
through the northern canal, amounted the last season ~
l15-tI bushels, being moe Than the average amount for
fbc four preceding years.
I,Qde ri he Lakes 1i,t following acf, we place on.
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DOHFESTEC,
lrlo@ NiIe., weekly n%egI..cl.i

RAILROADS, CANlIS. &c.
Columbia RAT Hoad-We learn from the PHILADELPHIA
commercial List, that Z" the average number OF cars in
the Tram OF the locomotives, on this road. is IS I'm and 81
down, daily. In ono day, last week. 1872 66 lbs. of mer-
chahalse; or upwards OF ~Sirty-Sin TONS, passed westward
on TINS road. The same paper also states, that during
last week $4,000 bbls. of -four arrived in Philadelphia hy
the pennsylvania and |Schuylkill canals, and 9GS 6bls. by
the railroad.
fJty+tt00 cdJtn passengers sailed in the packet shin IN
dependence, on the Sth instant, for Liverpool. This is
SAID to be the largest number of cabin passengers that
ever embarked from New-York to Liverpool. in one YES.
sci The whole room between decks, from the cabin TO
the forward hatch-way, was fitted up with state rooms
IN order to accommodate this unusual number.
Pennsylvania Cdnat-We see By the Philsdelnbi,
commercial List, that on the I'd instant, I2 boats. cor
RAINING upwards of t00 huadred and siriy-frc tons of
JTety8t, cleared from the Paramount locks for PITTSBURGH.
ny the same paper we learn, that there were trans
P0rten from Philadelphia, by tie rai-road, during the
week ending on Thursday last,
DDry goods hardware, glass and qucensware, 652, 945 lbs.
Coals.
.tec@f@cy.-lt is stated in the New York American
that such has been the accuracy of Indoc WriyI,t,s snr
40 TIRE, aIier vie wing a line of453 miIeASAzsEIal%
the levels varied from the previously ascertained eIcya.
ton OF the lake, less than twelve inches. This gentle.
man was the engineer of the Erie canal, selectedby De
Witt Clinton.
From te baltimore Ga=ete, .apra 10.-Rcvcnuc and
returns OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for. the
month of March, 1888.
Commodities received from the westward, and deliver
cd in Ralfn1nrn vin.
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WILLIAM Y. SHEPPARD,
SHEPPARD,
LOGAN WALLER.
un-w1w
Richmond, April 81.

NOTlCE.-The subscribers, intending to move TO the
1N West in the Fall, offer for sale, on very accommo-
dating terms, the following valuable property, to wit
One tract of land, lying in Fluvanna county, on tie
main Cunningham Greek, containing between four hun
dred and sixty and five hundred acres; about two hun-
dred acres cleared and in cultvation-thc remainder is
well timbcred- The plantation is laid off into SIX fields
n part of which is we'll taken with clover, and all of
which arc we'll watered at any season of the year. The
land as IS common on this Creek, is of good quality. and
lies well for cultivation. There is on this land, a good
mil-stte, with a stream sufficient TO work any kind of
mills The situation IS avery desirable one, both az it
respects health and convenience to market, being distant
but three and a half miles from the Rivanna River, and
the same from Palmyra, the County Seat, and at the in
tersection OF the two roads. The springs arc not sur
passed ny any IN the county. The improvements con-
sist OF a good framed dwelling-housc, kitchen, weaving
house, and sinoke-house, with nearly every other ncces-
sary clubhouse, all nearly new and two orchards Of fine
grated fruit, now in their prime of bearing.
Also, another Tract of about one hundred acres, living
OH the south fork OF said Creek, on which is n Saw and
Grist Mill-the Saw Mill . now in operation, and fixed
bred feet per day. The stream is a good ono; and tim
Der within one aud a half miles sufficient to keep the
MIL saving thirty years. The Grst Mill is not quito
cohP'e'eu nut WIZ be IN operation IN a few weeks, with
a water wheel II feet in diamctcr.-This land lies about
tour and a hall miles from the rver-to which there is an
eNcellcnt Toad-aOoUt ~ acres cleared, and OF excellent
quality and IN high state ofimprovcmcnt. The simation
lsvery healthy and pleasant, and well watercd. The houses
consist OF a comfortable dwelling iouse. kitchen unnkc
house, barn stable, blacksmith's shop, and wheelwnelts
shop. a part Of the first mentioned land. can be convc.
nicntly attached 10 this tract, as it lies only about four
hundred yards from it, and an excellent road passing
nom one to the other. The subscribers solicit the at
tention Of persons disposed TO cngage i'm the fi.m-
ing aud milling bnsincss-This property will be sold in
whole or IN part, to suit purchasers. Persons disposrd TO
purchase real estate, may find it TO their advantage to
view this property before they purchase. when every
possible satisfaction viii be given by tic subscribers,
iercd ut private sale ull the 20Il Of August, aud If not
disposed Of BY that time, will be offered 20 Che highest
bidder, at public auction. JOHN w. CLURE,
Fluyanna, April Z. 16-wG@
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1ad me- art If Hcpiiag, geaeranq

1ad Mc art 0f HcgiiHg, gcncrqNg
yHNHE subscriber respectfully informs tile inhabitants
- Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aids
that he has become compctcnily acquainted, by the IN
struciions from the celebrated Dr. Lynch. Of New York
city. 70 cure tiat formidable and fatal disease. dcnomi-
mated a Cancer. without the use of knife or caustic. but.
effected i'm the same way and manner as Praclscd BY Dr
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success In the
treatment Of this complaint, and also that Of Fisiclo or
Fistula-As the subscriber is here now. from The CITY oil
Now York, any person wishing to be cured Of fhc oboycs,
named complaints, VIII please 20 apply Immediately ~
him, at tc Mansion House, Main Street. :
Richmond Jan.G W. w. MARSHALL :
Ccrtsfcqtc from Dr. Lutch.
] do hereby certify. that Dr.. w. w. Marshall has been
under myinstfuclion, and assisted me in my busincssy
which is attending 70 Cancer complaints, and Che art Oh
healing. generally Hc is now using my medicine. L
UIiIh hin capable and worthy The confidence Of thosc of
hiZ ID LYNCH. Y
subscriber refers to Mr.. Day Of Manchester; NJ Z
1m, Nj. James Caskic. Archibald Thomas. and Md
icl Daws, Main Street, Richmond; Nj. Beniami S
eon, Of Berkeley
letters must be post paid. w. w. NJ.
nrary :, 1881. III wtf
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Passing north,
south,
21,3G7 tons.
177,JGi


Deduct Tie above from the tonnage of both canals. as
gwen IN the preceding part Of the report. and it leaves
ne tonnage OF the Erie canal, ascending aud descend.
ing, at 4G9, 500 tons.
The statement marked X, exhibits the amount of mo.
neys received by the commissioners Of tie canal fund.
rom all sources, and the amount paid by them. from the
hrst organization Of the board in 1917, to the 30th Sept.
1914. The receipts from the various sources are as fol-
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C~0mDardtirc Rcrcnme.

49, o. e d. . o ID.i4J 81
Columbia, (Ps3 q"rl lO.-The business on the sns.
quehanna mas been very brisk the past week. Arks and
rats, with lumber, coal, %whskey, flour, &c, have pass.
ed US IN great numbers, and our shore is completely In.
cd with them. We do not rccoliect that we have eyer
seen a season OF more life and business on the river.
PfnsJurgh, y4prit 6-We were informed. vcetcrJ,y
~ a respectable merchant Of this city. that goods from
phiiadelpiia, by way Of the Columbia RailRo and
tehnsyivania Canal, arrived here within & ~ and ?
Gays alter shipment, and that some lots which wrrc dcs.
tined Tor Louisville, arrived at that place within tLrcc
.uys hereafter, making only 10 days from Philadelphia
70 youlsvihe.! Comment Is unnecessary. This si yes
TO show what cum be done.-.4dsoctc.
The directors Of the Udand canai. in Canada. saw in
Their recent annual report:
1t may not be generally known, that il rco,irce n IN.
nal OF only ~ miles to connect the ocean with lake Onta-
TO mlest to connect lake Ontario witilake Erie. and
~ miles to connect lake Michigan with Illinois riyer G,e
summit of which is but 81 niles REQUIRING onl, artificial
ship or steam navigation of1l7 miles 10 connect tle GYic
continent =" ''
Mr.. stephenson, hec celebrate en- ginccr. say. he vfp ,o,
pe SATISFIED until the journey from Liverpool to London
four miles an hour lie has already ffsyoItrd Gott,
The Goyernment Of Cba have obtained ia london. a
.'an % ~'DvsVVVi Tor ule purpose Of constructing Il fal
road from Che city Of Havana 10 the town Of Gnnic.'
lhis loan was issued at 81 per cent, the capital bcar,p,
interest at b per cent per ainuln, from the 9TH Of March
The nsqQctauqah Tho OweOo stea,,t,,, ,...t.
ready 70 run. Messrs. Plat q XIV. n wealthy and ~.
spectahie house Of That village, sly that ihey win con.
tract md cntcr into bonds with The most su,I, eoe,rit,
coopen o good aud sufficient channel for nrts,, -
,ion, ~ tle lowest time Of water, from the Nov York
me 70 Wilkesbarre, for lhe SUN of 10000 dollars. and
mat they wIll keep such channci open and i'm g.e,l go
gable condition for five or ten years. 20 G5.005 n ycar
An extensive furnace and manufactur cet,bl ,bnco,
Y Duiialo nave made Arrangements 10 purchase zoos
PSI OF coai TO be delivered 40 Owen0 this season.
nus D. "a specimen Of the business which Inc con.
sIuciion Of thc Ithaca and Owcgo rail road has slreade
''cn the means OF creating.-Nb0ry D0ly 8dr0fiser.
orhHylfW Ca90i@ During The week oudioo Aer1 G,
Ith5 1857 the amount Of toll received on niIs val,,tIc
Wort was S.2,l9l 81 During fie present eeason. ~
49, !, ~ ypelo1 on tue i'th OF March, and the receipts of
we ioil iof the week ending the 81 instant. a,oods, -
'''1@ ~ on more Than foue rIaEs rs much as during
's sai"e PERIOD o. lhe preceding year4PhL C. HerqJ
~" CHHat-ll nb importlnt link ion out great elojn
81 81 th,efhat improvements, opened for the season on tbe
IN Nlt and rs now ID excellent ~navigablo order. The
'F7' evidence that we can furnish Of the prosperiig Of
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. FAMILIES. &c.
AANE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW SPnING

TO COUE1RY MERCHANTS. FAMILIES. &c.
@hNE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW SPRING
W GOODS.-iprd lS:E.-R III. JrNKINs has opcn.
ed from the New York Auctions and from the latest nm
porta,ions, the following staple and fancy dry goods
. cases silk and cotton umbrellas, made in a superior
style, and warranted good,
D eases of the newest styles fashionable colorcd mus
Inns, calicocs and ginghuns,
3 cases, containing fashionable colorcd silk goods,
Tor day ana evening dresses; also, best black Italian
and other new style black silks, very rich and glossy,
10 cartons thread and bobbinet nces, cdgings, insert.
ings, muslin edgings and inserting trimmings,
3 cases plain and figured book, Swiss, null and ia
comet musHns and cambrics,
% car.ons of fashionable gauzc and other flncy hdkfs.
OF the newest style, from 50 % per doz. to the rich
. eases black, white and random cotton hose and
half hose, all prices and qualities; also plain, ribbed and
figured silk hose and half hose,
100 dozen silk, kid, beaver and other gloves, suitable
for the season,
Black BOmbazincs and mourning goods of all dcscrip-
tons,
10 cases containing Irish linens in full and half pieces.
table diapers, birtls-eye and Russia diapers, Scotch and
Irish linen shooting. from / yard to 3 yards wide, linen
napkins and damask table cloths,
cases linen and linen cambria hdkfs, at prices from
~ cts. 10 very fine quality,
D cartons white and green wells,
! box green barege and green and black barcge wells,
Black cireassi,ans, diagonal eassimcres, blue and yell
low nankecns, brown and white linen drillings, and a
large assortment OF vcstings,
lO>cases fashionable bonncts,
20 boxes new style bonnet ribands,
10 do. do. do. gauze cap ribands,
q cases feather and other styles Of fans
100 dozen boinbazHne, silk and satin stocks, plain and
trimmed ia the most modern style,
100 dozen cotton plaid and figured hdkls.
20 ps. pongce silk hdkfs, new pattern,
Black and ali colored Italian grapes and Grape leisse,
Grape de Lyons and black goods. for ladies' dresses,
4 cases of paTasols, expected daily,
Patent and gauze hanrcls OF all qualities.
Also,
a complete assortment of domestic good.
q -reosiGSpR Ay%=e=.Y==-La. en- Mc
New York Auction Rooms, and all that is fashionable
and cheap will be found at this establishment.
II. IL. JENKINS
Linen, Fancy anil Stopic Dry Goods Store.
April If. II2-2t-w3w
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sII.72I.GnO

The residue Of the estimated value of property coming
to tide water on the canals, is made up cotton, woollcn
ana other domestic manufactures, of a great variety of
rated, but for which enumeration we have not room at
this time.
Among The commodities coming down the Champlain
canal, during the last season, there were 2IO tons of con.
peras and 30l tons Of manganese. These articles came
from tire State of Vermont
he whole amount Of tonnage arriving at and passing
Whitehall, on the Champlain canal, TO and from tide wa.
ter, during the last season of navigation was as follows,
viz:
Passing north, 21.3G7 tons.
south. 177,Gt
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3 OUISA ELK CREEK LAND FOR SALE
IA DESTROYS OF removing to Che West, / offer for sale.
the tract Of Land on which / reside, 06rmcrly the resi-.
dence Of Joseph S~andidge, dcc'd.) lying on lie waters
Of Edk Creek and Long Branch, Which affords a GOOD
portion OF very valuable Low Grounds. The tract con.
iains y 23.4 acres by late survey of which there is a large
portion Of first rate Tobacco Land unclcarcd, besides some
very valuable Bots, well set in clover. The improve
ments are, a dwelling-hcusc, with six rooms md a GOOD
cellar; alarge framed Barn, 20 feet wide and &c fetlonq;
tiramed Stable, 20 feet square, with all necessary out.
houses, aud q spring of excellent water, with several
OTHER springs in different parts Of the Land.
The terms will be accommodating, and do not hest.
tate to say, with a good force, that the money could be
made oft the land by the time the last payment would be
required of the purchaser. I deem it unnecessary 10
give a minute description of the Land, as presume hose
who wish to purchase, viii first vicwit. will only say.
as to health, IL is not surpassed by any in the neiglbor-
hood. Any person wishing to purchase, would d. well
M viewing this before purchasing clscwherc-as I am
confident the quality Of the land, and the payments.
would be a great induccnient 20 any one who is desirons
OI purchasing.
Any one wishing to view The land and know, te
tcrIns, will apply TO thc subscriber, ON ihc premises.
JOSEPH S. DICKINSON.
Louise March ~. 1n7-w5w
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buckingham, April 10, 1885. III-w4w

IN CllANCERY-VRGISIA-In No~rthumberland
IL C'rcnit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, April
9TH, 1875:
Matthew Lamkin, Sheriff of Northumberland county.
COMMITTEE Administrator dc 5oRiS nan of Milly +. Bcu-
cham, decd, the said Matthew Lankin. Sheriff. and adj
minisIrator Of Jane ~Beacham, decd, and as administrator
OF william i. Cox, Complainant,
deceased, Defendant ,
This cause came on to be heard upon the papers for
merry read, and upon report OF Commissioner Sydnor,
made IN pursuance of the order made in this cause on
The day of to which there was no excep-
ton, and was argued by counsel upon consideration
whereof the Court dotl, adjudge, order and decree. that
the defendant, Joln Grnsicad, do render before the
Commissioned oftlis Court, an account of his adninistra-
ton of the estate ofThos. NIcF. Cox, deed, to be- cxamin-
ed, stated, and reported by the said Commissioner: And
the SAID Commissioner is moreover directed to take an
account Of all outstanding debts remaining due from the
estate OF the said Thomas, distinguishing the dignity
thereof, whether due by Judgment, decree, rccognizancc, 2
specially, or simple contract; and that he do notify to
the creditors Of the said Thomas, by publication, for eight
weeks previous to the taking ofthc said accounts of debts.
IN some newspaper printed in the town Of Richmond.
that the said creditors do appear before lim al the time
and place appointed for taking said account, and do OK
hibit the proofs Of their respective claims, and that he
make report Ia this Court of the matters hereby referred
to him, together with any matters deemed pertinent by
himself, or required by any of the parties.
CoPy-Teste. s. A. NJ. LILA C.. G.