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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
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\ Case OF Breach OF Promise was ,r;.d -
town on TUESDAY, 10Th inst by Sheriff. I,r W.,
Inquiry, Judgment being given bv d.lml, ,,I "
previous Court ofQuartcr Sessions, whcr.;n n" e
becca Jordan, alias Rchccca " Villains. was ,,l.''
MI, and Napoleon B, Hughes was defendant f nh
several letters with other matters were o,.a:
evidence, after which the jury retired fer ,han'
hitren minutes, when they returned with 4 ycrd",
damages tor tie plaintiff two thousand doII.,,
with costs. 'O'"''
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message was received i,em he Srralc, stat
my tina, th"y Lad passed ,l 10 autI ori>c tn,
Auditor 10 i>>ue warrants Ga lie 1lc3Str>, IL sat
lsiaoton Of c,rtain judi II ctis araius, Me Com
monwra),l AID also Ia>>,d with amendments,
an act incotporatirr tie Natural Bridge Turnpike
Con p'r,-and providing torn geological ,nr,c,
ri he Salr, AID t'r euler fnro>'>. Tie a.
mend 'nts to IL" iotmcr were agreed to " tie
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TO UNDERrAKERs:

II VIE subscribers VIII receive sealed proposals f.,
L bui ding J4iL. for the county OF NekOn 50
the, be made before the Goth day OF the pre.cn,
mouth. The plan will be shown to undertak er, a,
any time. The walls Will be wood INSIDE and brick
outside. Atnrther description Is deemed unneces
saiy. SAMI~ LOVING,
WILSON PETERS,
CHiS. PEEROa
F. l.. WHITEHEAD
Commissioner
March .,
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\ .ucr dated Tallahassee, 18th OF February
mentions TIC fact of Lieut.. Ward having been Nil
led b, Col. Parish, and saws:
" The accounts are contradictory as to the &C.
currcncc. Tie account most generally bclievcdis
that Col. Parish having become odious, the men,
whose term Of service had expired, resolved la,
they would remain until reinforcement arrived
provided Parish would give up tie command 10
Capt. Aston. Lieut.. " ard was dcputcd to confer
with Col. Parish, aud accordingly proceeded TO
his quarters, and communicated the wishes Of the
men, when Parish drew his pistol and Immediately
Slot him through with seven buck shot, which
caused his death in two minutes.
General Clinch immediately arrested Parish
and was compelled 10 put him into The dungeon of
the r rt, under strong guard TO keep him from
the fury oil the volunteers who have sw,rn tia,
they Will quarter him.
Lieutenant Ward was tn" second son Of Major
Ward, late Register OF the Land Office"
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EIfr0et Of a htitr 10 a .Wcrchanf IN PhiiadeE

E1ract of a hNr 10 a Merchant in Phiiadei-
pbiu--do,ed Iya Cruz, Jon 30, 1896.
4" The Mexican Government have recently APP
pointed EDUARDO Garoiiza, Minister Plcniporen-
tarv and Envoy Exrraordinar, to The l.. S. 1t is
exp, c,td that he will embark in the Packet ship
Mont. zuma OF y i.io sail in the course of the week
NJ. Gar,tiza accredited 10 the Court of ST.
James, where lie figured as "A public iunctionary
for time. Ilr is said to be one Of the first
Eiplomaii,is OF the country, and of high literary
Distinction"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD.

On motion of Mr.. ST,>,Hn. bill, incofpoia-
ting the Stockholders of the Richmond and Pc
ier>burs Raj Road Company, with numerous
amendments pfuroscd by the COMMITTEE 81
Roads. &c, was iakcn up.
Mr.. Blows OF I. oppo<"l the Bill, manly up
tie around thai II was not necessary 10 pass II
al th'> time, ~ II aas TO turm II llnh IN CONTINUE
Inc Of improvements trcm the North 10 the
South, the portions Il which on the North ard Tie
South Of 1t wefe not Yet completed. Mr. Il. NOV
ed the indc finite pestponcment Of this bill
Nj SrANtnn replied to Mr.. h., and URGED the
ptorric,, Of passing ,Ic bill Al this lin" -eoinr
iaro details Ia ,lr,w thai the Whole line of contcn-
plated improvements, of which this work was 10
constitute part, had been provided Cor, with the
exception Of the ,hi>m between Richmond and
Petersburg.
After = reply from MIR. Brown ard rcioin-
der from Nj. Sanald, ths motion for Indefinite
#u.tporcn,cnt vas ri, ccd--ANcs %, Noes u.
Mr. Blows oi Pr,r>turc, nov,d 10 amend tie
till by suik mr. on, tie following provision
Prov d,d, noilme herein contained shall lie con-
>tfu.d a> granting he privilege OF extending The
>aid Rad Road along the streets Of the SAID CIV
Of X lmord Il Town of Petersburg, except "ilh
the consent OF The CONT Council Of tie SAID
CITY or Town Of along any 81 the streets III tie
town Of Manchcstcf except with the con,rn, ithr
lowing! " Pro, drd said Raj Ruad shah t.rmi-
naie Al he corpofaion Inc of Petersburg, on tie
north bank OF lr \ !, mar,ux fscr, I" the east
ward Of the site II NJ, NoUs bridge, or at >ue
point H'rI'n The sad corporation rs nay lie desir-
mated and agreed 10 Nl MINORITY ot t"o-fhlrd,
Of the citizen, Of tn ,ownni Petersburg, qualified
hs ssisluy AVS Ia vote for na nj ers at the Con-
mon Hall OF tie >ald town, III prn'Iul meeting hs-
S,mhlcd, after Two weeks public notice thereof,
III the new spap.r> rutcd IN said Town. But III
NJ case shall any house, Nard, faiGcu, OF ,uit-
larc within lir SAID cctpuIaiIon lie lnNau,d
Without the ,on>tnt OF tie owner or owners there
Of"
1his motion was oIpo>'d Z, Mr. STAstnn ard
supported hS Mr.. Hnr;yN, on whose r,oton tie
avs and noes wei, ordered, and tie vote Genr
taken, II WAS ed.d tbs negative "a fellows -
=ases ~, no,s 81.
he | III was ancndcd on motion Of Mr. b.. so
rs 10 provide tai o,c hall Of tie stock ma, lc
ken by the cilizens Of Pcr,,>Iurr and by striking
"nt clause risln. power to The company TO eois-
sinot Lateral railroads 10 iu'rr>rot with the work
and inserting anolcr hN Which j. is left d,>ctlion-
AIRY with the Legislature 10 Incorporate ,ompanes
lel the construction Ct >uo lateral rail ways.
The bin was then ordered 10 b, eugrosscd for 4
thnd reading.
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niGGES' OFFICE, J


LYSCHpURG, March ), l3.6. (
Drawing of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery. Class
No :, for -:}6:
81. 10 49, IL. II. So. IL. s. 63. IL q &c
Tickets and shares n the Virginia Monongala
Lottery, Class No. ), containing a capital of $4,000
&c. For sale al D!GGES' OFFICE.
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violins. Violin stripgs ard now.

70 received, an excellent assor,men, of N;o.
ms, Nlo'in Strings and Bows, Of superior qua
"S-a,i OF which have been recently imported.
expressly 10 my order. The Strings are, without
eheeP''on' Tie h"cst ever offered in this market.
For sal by ABRANR. NORTU
Mar.h 3 o. g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

\ duel took place, we learn bv the Times, q,
last week, at SMYRNA, Dee. lsi., between mdshin.
men Barton and Wood, bo'h of Philadelphia. and
attached I" the American Squadron. the Constr
luton and Shark now in the Mediterranean Mr..
barton received severe wound in the knee.
causing fracture,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Raj
kO\D

The engrossedhi bill to 'ncornolato the r ici niond
and Petersburg Rail koad Company. Was read
a third time and being on lis passage
Mr. BRowN offered the following ryder. Pror,d-
ed, That thcsad road shall no, be extended within
the corporation line If the town of Pc,crshurp
without the consent of ma loriiy of the cit,2c,,
thereof, qualified to vote for members OF the Conn
Hall oisad town, in gene raj meeting assembled
after due notice. And prorided, That in the even,
OF the said ma ority OF citizens within four months
iron the time of the organization of the company
hereby incorporated, granting permission to SAID
company TO extend their said road the
Appoma,tox 10y bridge ito some convenient point
on the South side of said river. within the corpo-
ration near"s, the Depot Of the Petersburg and
Roanoke Rail Road Company, the company bcre-
BY incorporated shall locate the termination oi
sller said rvsd accordingly.
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1ut' BANK BILL.

TIE order nj III. da,, berg the Bill 10 increase
The Banking capital If tie t.nnonwcalt, was
taken NJ.
Mr. W.rKiss moved that thr order Of the dav
ae postponed unlil Tomorrow. THIS motion Was
sappertrd hy Messls. W atkins. Miller ard Gregory,
and opposc1 b, Mcsscr>. Browne r., and Garter.
Mr. McMulirN moved po>tponemcu pnul
Thursday, Which, having been rejected. Mr. " At
kln>'S motion WAS agreed To-
Prtionswas rr, scented and rfcIcG--hv Mr.
Sourn.,1, ct cilizens Of Atcnmarlc, for a Bank at
tharlo,rc> >ll,--ly MIR. DoRMAN, Of orizons of
Roehbrdgc, ON ii, subject otlhe free road from
Stauuton to thu Warm Springs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

lie owner ola house, which sss blown up, at
thr great t'e N New York. hv ord.r Of IN. CITY
'e'Pofa'"h, has t'oagrt su't agal'.i thr Cur,,o.
r.'". .of dlAieses rnr case IL nov a.. ,r;s, ar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

The Charlemagne, from iIa,tc, brings the news
Oh tIfe death OF Francis Dopau, Esq. long known
~ an em'Hcnt and successful merchant and pro-
pretor OF one oilile liavrc lines Of Packets. Mr.
i''ran has left an uncommonlv numerous and
highly respectable family, we'll as friends and
relations. n. !. Daily Idr
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the result will settle the question: in ,su.,
number OF like cases in that civ s"'d to

Hr"f"i'ty.-We learn fr.m rndoul.os 49,,
n.y. thai during ieht &c, took pIaes 'u. ,r
time ago, rear one Of Tie inf,,,o,, ny shor
"h'rh we are sorry 10 say, the city abound, with
o' INC cenba''0'-, = ,.ace. wl..sc ram, me
familiar Ia lic Police ot Wa.Li,c, very
'oWh' ae'"'l'V ''' OF re nose OF lis anrapoa.
while Hey ""fr Struggling together eann H., 'n'i
TIC nose was ''""d the next morning nqrt, .E'
:, - ''',.'' W.. ~, 'n the .a.,sl5,e.. w
,>,. M act IA a. ;', VIII. Il eAces tie atag,, -.
Police, and We sincerely hope tia, ,I,a VI Tie
(f no, hunted out of The pale Of ci,il;za;a, savage
he richly merits,) NAV be severely pun>haI warn
deed, which is disgrace to any civilized oou. "Fa
nifty. Georgct1c, U a,'''Hu'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

JOHN NJ. ScoTr, Esq. has been elected from the
City Il Phladelp hia 10 the Legislature of Penn
sNi>ana, TO supply the vacancy occasioncd by the
death of Mr. krumbl,aar. IT, vote was :-Sco,,
(Whis) 1858, Jack Wan Buren) 1922, Evans
(Anti-nnasunic) 22,.
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AoINRT early.

SURGEON DENTIST.
b now at the Franklin Hotel. pr.ua,ea to ,t.na .,
any call hat may be made upon HIM.
De. u
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RARCUCHEa.

Just received, two handsome North,
E3Sf5. ero made Barouches, with e,t,ps;o,
- 0,'s, aud fo4 sale at Beach. old stan,
n. SAMUEL AYRES.
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e 1IC7IO.N .N'OT'ICE
BACON.

HAVE large lot Of BACON, Of NV own cur.
L ing. which will be sold at the market plse.
JNO. }. 1T RVS
Feb 90 xsuf
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L0bONre9x Wanted.
1--WE subscribers wi.h to hire, by the daN mo...s,'
J. or year, 100 ABLE BODIED MGNn,
either white coloured, for " HON liberal wages w."
given. $500 per annum. will be given for a0''
coded Negrocs. McCORKLE x NcDANltH'
Jan. II sNS
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Ed -yT1-

''.l @hGeesl,l 'a 80 engaged 49, = g.
Il Ft,roh, to tab, charge of the Female School
at the ahernacle and are authorized 10 say. that
the first session of five months, will CONNIE nee on
the first day Of March next, and eud on the 5st day
of July,
Miss PEYToN was raised in Virginia. and upon leay.
ing r!on Academy in Frederick burg received
from the teachers, the Rev. Samu. b. " ilson and
Mrs. Mar. tcrard. satisfactory recommendations OF
her qualifications to teach. SIuce winch, Tor
raj Years, she has been engaged in teaching aid has
succeeded IN giving entire satisfaction.
From testimonials IN tie possession and the
command OF Miss PElToS we are warranted in
commenting hero our neighbours, and the com
munity. as well qualified TO take charge oithe insuc
ton and literary advancement of then daughters.
The undersigned feel deep interest tins School.
and every attention. their part, shall be actively
exeted 10 promote It's advancement, aud give satis
faction
Board can be had in the negEborhood, in respe-
table families, at ST per month.
Terms for session Of fre montl,'
For Orthocrsrhy, Reading, Writing, Arlhme-
tic, English Grammar. Geography History
sacred and rrotane, Natural and Moral PHI
losophy and Chemistry. $40 %
For the French Language II 90
CHARLES !. CORBS,
JOHN O. LEFTWJCH
Bedfoid, Feb. % IFS
TITLE, SHAW, y Co., (iGte I32 Ptarl street,
- "a Liberty street, the corner Of Nassau
and Immediately opposite the Middle Dutch Church
IN the vicinity also OF the City Congress Hall, and 9th
er Hotels:
L. :. Il Go. having by thelate destructive con
Migration of Dec. II, ls5 lost their entire STOCK
ct Goods and Store, take great pleasure in informing
their friends, and the public that they have tor
the present, removed to the above conmudious and
newi! built store. where they are row opening an
nj 4
GOODS, Umbrellas, Parasols, Stocks, English ana
German Hosiery &c, with variety OF other ne"
and desirable articles which they offer for sale at LIE
lowest prices for approved paper, cash. per cent
discount
New iork, Feb IS I'm
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE.
HOT 81 OF DELEGATES
Saturday, February p.

On motion OF Mr. WATKINS, tic vote fcirti-
inc IT, fcil " IL resolution oiered l., n. Sun
mer, on Thursday, was rcoonsilefcd. and t'e r.
seiaiion agreed 10:
Resoircd, That the Conmitie. %. Ceefl, 81
dieney Of more clearly defining l., law The
dui.> of the Attorney Gcncral, and regulating hI,
fees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

Ar LAsr.-Joice IIeth is dead she died a,
rdaN last, at a tolerable good old age, having I'm
The 5th Of tins month reached the age of One Inn
d'fd and Sutp-tro gears a ID mo mistake j"
She had been ailIng for about week with cod
and went OF IN quiet, tranquil manner, like the
climmefIng" OF light in the socket. She had good
nursing ana attendance .Ner York Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

Methodist Book Concern.-A meeting for ,be
purpose OF raising means for rebuilding this esab.
l>hmen' was held in New York on Monday Eve
ning. The New York Commercial of February
% SAYS
-" 1t Was Of mohlnt.re>t, and lis results surpaSs.
cd our most sanruinc expectations. The official
proceedings will be shorl, published: meantime
we STATE, Tor the information of the public. that
upwards of THIRTEEN THOUSAND DOL.
LARS we're subscribed"
The same paper contains the following -
beautiful Inedcnt.--At the meeting of citizen.
IN the Methodist church in Green street. held last
evening, for the purpose OF taking measures To re-
build the noble structure known as The Mctbo-
Glu Boob Concern, very interesting and imprcs.
swe addresses were acvcrrdbv the Rev Dr. Banus
AMI the Rev. Mr.. Waugh. The history Of tina, cx
tens'c Institution, from lis infancy, fifty wears
ago ; lis recent means OF glcat and extensive
ustialnrss and the efficient and >autarv man
ner in which they have been applied, were dis
closed IN the most clear aud satisfactory manner
and with the best possible effect, as will be seen
III the sequel In the course of his remarks. DR..
Bangs related the following remarkable incident.
Among the burning fragments ofbook. and printed
sheets winch were "lIrcd aloit upon the wings
~ TIE hh'hP, and borne onward upon those of the
chapter OF Isaiah. 1t was picked up on the NOR
ming Of tie c"nlacration, about twelve miles dis
tani. on Long Island and before the catas,rophe
was known which had carried il thithcr. II was
indeed winged me scneer OF truth, in double.
SENSE for the fact is less striking than authentic.
TINT every word OF the page was married as to
be icehlr, save the lth verse; which reads in the
woed> following,
" Oar ho, and beautiful house, where our IA
theirs praised thee, Is BURNED Up WIN FIRE. and
all our pleasant lungs ARE LAID WASTE! !"
We know not ho" the relation OF this inci,icn,
impressed others, but 10 us it appears of SRI, nv
interest and h"antv. True, there seems no spe-
c'al reason why such message should have been
prov Iden'aIv sent to the man who found il II,
the message Tds sent, and all hut the message was
oblitera'rd by the melanrholy occurrence Of which
1t gave such signal intelligence. Tie leaf was
brought over 10 this city by the finder, and has
been placed in one OF our bookstores
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-02-13
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

lhoAlNAh, ~ WA
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and chancery for the county
of Hampshire, on the LIST Monday
in December, 1885. Elisha Gulick,
plaintiff, against Ferdinand Gullck,
defendant, In CHANCERY.
The defendant Ferdinand Gulick
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act OF
assembly and the rules Of this court; q
il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant OF this
country It's ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the LIST
day of the next court, and answer the
bill Of The Plaintiff; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two mouths successfully, and that
another copy be posted a, the front
door of the courthouse OF the said
county OF Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, 6. H. Q.
December IL, 1885.
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Trust Sale.

& b Y virtue of a deed OF trust ex-
eculed to the subscriber by
George Park, bearing date the
11th day of June, in the year of our
Lord lS34,and OF record ia the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Hawp.
shire, for the use and benefit Of John
Park, shall proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for rea-
dy money, on Tuesday the 1ss day
Of March ne1t,
A certain Tract OF, Parcel Of
LAND.
lying aud, being in the said county of
Hampshire, on the waters of Tear
Coat, containing
1876 ACRES.
and bounded by laad belonging to Jo.-
seph Holmes, Philip Horn and orhe rs,
Such title as is vested in me as T rus.
tee will be conveyed to the pure .,sssr.
Sale to take place Oh the prem .ses.
SAMUEL GARD.
Trustee.
Hamp. CO. Jan. so, 1886. -,ds.
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TAKE NOTICE,

z VHAT whereas my wife ACCA,
hath conducted herself in such
manner that it is impossible
for me to live with her without con-
sidering myself and my Children in
danger, and have taken every meth
cd for several years to bring her to
order, but she still is getting worse that
it is impossible for me to live with her
any longer /; therefore, this is to fore
warn all persons no, to contract or
deal with her in any way, as ! am de-
termined not to pay any contract Of
her making.
ELLIS LUPTON.
Dillon's Run, Va Feb. 6, lS36.-st.
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VIRGINIA,
HARDY COUNTY,

HARDY COUNTY,
Chcui, Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery,. September Term, 1885.
William Seymour, Thomas Maslin and
Abel S. Cunningham, Executors Of
Samuel McMichen, decd. piainsiffsJ
against
Job Welton, Administrator Of William
Byrns, decd, Morgan Byrns, Felix
Byrns, James Byrns, Aaron Byrns,
John Heinsman and Catharine his
wife, late Catharins Byrns, Adam
See, and Mary his wife, late Mary
Byrns, Susan Byrns, George Guns
ningham, William Cunningham, and
David Vahmeler. Administrators OF
Solomon Cunningham, decd, and
James Seymour, which said James
and Solomon were Executors Of An-
drew Byrns, Decd, and Morgan
Byrns and Alexander Scott, former
Administrators de bonis non Of Ans
drew Byrns, decd, and Joseph
Williams, High Sheriff of Hardy
county, aud as such Committee Ad-
ministrator Of Andrew Byrns, decd.
defendants, IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on 10 be further
heard this Oath day Of April, 1885,
upon the papers formerly read herein,
and upon the reports ofthe account Ia.
ken by Special Commissioners Philsa
W. Peck, and was argued by COUNSEL
on consideration whereof, the Cours
doth adjudge, order and decree. that
the said reports be recomm itte1i tosaid
Commissioner with instructions to. ad
Just the Estate account in conformity
with the rules regulating accounts OF
this character and the Court doth
further adjudge, order and decree, that
said Commissioners do state an account
to shew ia what proportions the pecuni-
airy lega,ees whose lsgacies have NOT
been adeemedby the contingent devisee
Of the western lands, most abate thsir
Iegacies and for this purpose he is
instructed TO consider all the legatees.
whose legacies have not been thus 3
deemed, as standing upon equal foot
ing,in proportion 10 the amount Of their
legacies respectively. Tes,e.
CHARLES LOBB, Ok c. 8. C =. c.
Commissioners Ofics, Moore6eld, }
Feb uary LIST. 1886.
The parties to the above sui. are
hereby notified, that shall, on Satur-
day the 9Th INST, at my Office ia
Moorefeld, cnnmsncs the settling Of
the accounts. imposed upon me by the
aforesaid decree--and will continue
thesame atl They shall be completed h
atwhich time & place all or any ofthe
above nam ed parties are required to
attend with such papers or Vouchers
as they may think proper, to lay be-.
fore tie said Commissioned, in order
to anal report.
PHILIP w. PECK,
S. Commissioner.
Moore(ield, Feb, 6.-sl.