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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
ABOLITION SOCIETIES.

Now that the occasion which gave prominence to A6o-
li,ion sociecs-of all acons the most threatening To-
the stability of our poitica! passed away
il would be well for every patriot in the United States,,
give the subject serious and dispassionae considera"h
Whatever spccous preences philanthropy these mis-
chievous associations may assume they are nothing oe
nor less than political faction taking advantage OF Inc
and laws to subve those very institutions under winch
that liberty is enjoyed They constitute one OF the many
evils lie, loose from that Pandoras Box c ge''er 'se
fare" which every ambitions political adyenuler Is ever
re,dv 70 omen when his interest prompts him to make his
own will the Constitution. Thence were the mouths of
certain politicians and divnes filed with !he new nomen,
cature National Republicans, National Bank, National
Sins, &c, &c. Thence mas the Federal Government,
which was designed to be shield 10 the whole Anne
rcan people from foreign aggression been into
great patron of sturdy beggars medders in other men
seeking their own rather than the honor
and glory of their country would transform our Federal
Government beautiful and simple it is into hideous
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(FrOm tho Charlottesville Repu6iic0a Of Wednesday
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

PoSrsCRIPT-Iu Tuesday night. IL clOck.
The Faculty in passing the following have placed them
selves in tie proper atl.ude No student now he
state to return. The company being dismissed and dis.
banded, the students, for whose the were
intended, have disposed Of them for the present. and
that difficulty has been removed.
BY the atonemcnt mentioned only that apology which
is due from gentleman to another for insult is in
tended Papers which have noticed this affair will please
insert this.
Whereas, by resolution Of the I2h instant, the Fa.
Guilty dismissed from the University, for Introducing and
keeping within the precincts, in violation of Tie
Laws Of the institution, Tie following students(
} And whereas, the students OF the
University in full and general meeting assembled have
unanimously represented, that the said dismissed stu
dents committed the act for which they were dismissed,
under the impression that they authorised TO do so
by the laws of the institution and propose in their pro-
ceedings obtain the Of the Board OF Visitors
to the true construction Of said laws and in the
time, pledge themselves that arms shall be intro
duccd within the pecncls-And whereas, whilst the Fa-
cui!y are perfectly satisfied Of the correctness Of their
own constitution Of tho laws and of their duty to en-
force them according 10 their construction: they are ne
vertcless willing, for the reasons ABOVE stated and u'
der the special circumstances ca this CAGE snow TO re-
admit The above named students -TLeresore.
Rcsored That those students who thinks proper TO re-
turn of those dismissed aforesaid be admitted upon ap'
pcaon 10 the Chairman Of the Faculty aud upon dis
claiming any participation in the principal acts OF riot
I'd violence or if they cannot dsclaIm such pas'cPa'
tioD s,lakinp propcr aloncnent therefor.
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MAR RACES.

Married. on Thursday evening" l1h in y the Rev. Afthns
J,oonc, Mr. William b. Cristin Charles CITY county to Miss
Mary A.. daughter OF Mr. Edward NAS'h', OF 'e same 81
Married on Tuesday 18th October, nj the residence oi Oh
Jas ~ Fletcher the county Of Madson ny inc he'.
I;r allan Dr. A. s. HARRIS, Miss MusIDoR. " CHEAIHAh
Ar ,l same gco, ard Us the same Minister OF tic S's-
nal above Mr. C3aGLL MAgssuAG, to Miss AIS taEA1fhS
Married Oh Tuesday the 18th instant the house o Mr. John
Mitchell 6y the Rev james F MI GEORGE Chs''rAA,
Miss SAGA daughter Of the lite Capt William MITCHELL MI o.
Lousa county. w -,
Flc to the altar led his charming BRIDE
There to confirm their solemn pghted troth;
And now, mrs time, with smooth and even tide,
Along lifc's rugged path convey them both .
M,rrcJ pottsy county, Thursday INC iOh n' ny
Tho R,v Sncl g. Wilson, joHS s. HESRY, Of oax county,
Va TO Miss CAaoLtSE NJ RcHaEDos daughter OIL the late "m
Richardson, Esq. , No. ,,. ros
A. a rg..s, 20 VtssJxi. CnsEr ehcs, daughter OF
Mr. John MIl1r, 1srof Gooehadih
llappy they the bappics: of their KIND,
Whom genllcr unite and In one tate 80
Their hearts, their fortunes, and their beings blend
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! Therefore, as the cost of railroad will be much less
along The Valley, than along the Ridge, as there cannot
be much difference in distance fany or in the time
cessary 70. locomotives to from Richmond TO Lynch
burg, think the Valley location is preferable to the To-
cation along the Ridge country between the James and
Appomuttox Rivers"
There is, however, another location, which perhaps
Will not be costly the Ridge route already consl.
dered 1t is partly along the Ridge between the James
and Slate Rivers, or the Ridge south of Slate River,
passing near MayvilIe and partly along the Vahy of
avo:! the most expensive parl of the Rd,e ,oute for
twenty mills below Lynchburg by drscr,,jug into the
Valley of Jan"s River Bent creek. am not pre-
pared TO determine whether this the Valley location,
all the way will IL found most advantageous in all
sprcis. This subject which will require professional
skill 10 investigate and determine; but at this time, am
inclined to favor the Valley location.
A STOCKHOLDER
OF the Jumes Ricer and KanaarAa Company
Buckingham, 1886.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENT

"MONGANTowN, VA, Nov. I2th, 1856
81 send you a statement OF the whole vote taken IN
this coun,y-Therc we're 1913 votes poled in this
ty; out of which, Van Buren, received, 9l3-iaIrlson
33O.-Van Burens majority, 553 Untoriunate y, three
Of The following districts stricken Oft by the Com
mssioness For the Of being sworn TO, VIZ: Paupau
1872 To S-Eat Run 81 80 I-Dunkard, 20 TO u: which
will leave Van Buren, GSl; Harrison, 3OJ-majorty Tor
Van Buren,, 372. 1t appears, that the sheriff had not
sent any of the pobooks to Dunkard consequently the
Commissioners had the law, and they neglected to
be sworn They have sent their certificates, and arc
willing 10 be sworn that the elections that were stricken
off were Just and true
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(FrOm yesterday's GioJe.)
The Presidents health continle e, 10 improve

letter from respectable gentleman At Washington
says that the attack the Presidents health was
brought on by ride on horseback, which he took
cold day, Saturday last
That E1nplric, the Washington Telegraph. gives an
article in the shape Of Communication, which says,
that 1T rumored that the Of the election in the
Hermitage District, the Of his ilnessthat he
flew into violent passion.-s stamped, swore by the
Eternal!!!- and in his rrge, rnpured blood vessel
which was near carrying him off,! Whip me, such
foolish Fabulists through the world.
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At Circuit Srpeo. Court Of Law and Chaccr, held Tor Hon
rico county, No,ambcI 18th, 1896:
Philip sion Esq, presented sunlry resolutions adopted ct
the and officers tf this Court, upon
Of death Dawn BEGG, Esq., Lat. Attorney
practising therein; which ordered be entered the Odae
Book, and Us follows:
al mactos the Officers OF the Court AMI n'cnJefa OF tho
Bar Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Lew and Cincery tor the
county enrico held Capitol the city OF Rclmond on
Tucsd,y LAY Of November 1885, the Hon. John b. Cop-
ton was called Chair and ym H. Howson appointed Sc
cretay.
r HARRISON ESD, after announcing 10 The meeting, information
OF the death David Briggs ESQ., for member OF TINS
Bar, following resolutions which unanimously
udophd $500
sRcsOrd That this meeting receive the intelligence lust com
muncl,ed painful regret, and symahinc ia the uircon o
his bereaved widow and family. -, :,
testimonial of respect OF the memory OF inc CO.
ceased the the Court unI members OF the Bar WI"
wear the usual bldge OF mourning tor thirty days 49,
That COuit be requested 70 place thee I!oohcdnsS
upon its records they published the various
pes printed in this city. E,
"ssorei That Committee be appointed to whit on the WIDOW
family dcceascd and communicate tn them copy OF inc
proceedings this meens wccupun committee consulting Oh
John b. Copton Philip Harrison and VIM. II. owis'n wei" np
pointed for that purpose. . 49,. ,-,, -, .
HWM. II. EhwI,os, Secnetary" 1,,.-,. =, -,
4 Copy-rcsic, J. koElHS1N !.
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20 I,LfE EDITOR.


Various gentlemen have been mentioned or recon.
meadsd aE The Office OF Governor. Permit me 10 pre-.
sent tie r1tao Of Stasrd h. Parker, tue Senator from
the Caroline district and late President OF that body HIS
ipng pubic services, sound republican principles strict
integrity character experience in politics and ur6any
of manners, all conspre TO recommend him, as being
highly qualified to discharge the duties connected with
the gubcrnatoral Office. His election to the Chief Ma
gslracy of this Commonwealth would =" lie rsiiiuu.
ton of the writer as acceptable TO all parties as any
gentleman in the State LcwLAN9ER.
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DEATHS.

wife Of Archibald b. Tmberlka, in the 3oh year
of her ave This ambe genuine Christian shG
menr Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church. o tic last eis OF
nine veor. ,b che Adorned or peoieson " an upne'
life and (;oiy and died in the ub oil an WA
FIRM hope OF endless felicity in Heaven.
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HDURSUANT TO Decree Of buckingham CHAM Comfy
Court, 10 sui, PerrOw and olhsss .. sill, ! shall
o1oceed on "Wednesday, the 9Th day of December, it
@ e otherwise on the next fair day thereafter to sell
o eS The premises at public auction to the hghes! bidder
on credit of 8 t. and "a months Thirty Acres Of
~ WHICH is situate the Slate Quarry, commonly called
prrrows Big Quarry, and remarkable for the quantity
ana quay os the slate which it yields-This property
is valuable and should a!act The ssenp9n Oh cap''se
lists. =,
Bonds, with approved security and deed of trust 10
secure the purchase money will be required
BALDWIN NJ. PAINE,
Nov. az I5S-wtdsl Commissioner.
THyO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-A Light half
Trunk, (marked WIN. S. Hopkins, Petersburg,
Va) was left by negro man, at Mrs. Mckims Hoard
ing House, about six weeks since Inc ovHer eaa,
by proving property and paying costs, obtain II o,
= WM. A. McKt8,
Corner CT L and 9Th Streets.
Richmond, Va, Nov. % ,a'-;'t
r The Petersburg Constellation will gva rse aoove three 10
fesons and send its account to This Office tor ea@s"'"
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MARKETS-THURspAY, 2ih Nov, 1880
WnE.T-Saleable at 1000. 2ooc
FLova-Saeable at $40 %.
TosAcco-No, much doing, and that lille AZ compa
-.,ivs,, Sssv fn,v r.ies GEO. J.. SAMPSON.
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POST.SCRRT

Misunderstanding to the Wy,he Mountaincer,
TazcwelI county gives the V. u. Ticket 04 majority
(Fr0m he Huntsville Dc,scrrnt Of Me l5M)
.7laGama-The election in Alabama on yeser-
day. bu az our paper put TO press before the polls
were closed, unable 10 give the result even in
thIs (Aladlson) county. We have fears, however,
but that the State will 90 for Van Burea by majority
Of near ten thousand votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

VIII the n \. Gazette have the justice to republish
lie paragraph. which we penned On what it calls the hit
Of The Alexandria Gazette:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

Rapidty Of the Express .NaH.-The Southern Express
brought on Tuesday morning, slip from the Mobile
course from n. Orleans. The regular mail from the
last city takes generally u days-Again, the slip which
we received the 22d, dated The 18th, and the
great mail of yesterday morning only, brings the Mobile
regular day:
The Mobile slip reports bright signs in Alabama, Mis-
sissppi and Louisiana, of the Of Mr. V. Buren,
Yesterdays mail brings combinations Of the glad It'd
inrs from Louisiana. (See the returns
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-
her fine, at the rate Of one shilling per diem.
shay 25, l7G7.
Vbercns dirers consprees ouirages barbaraiss muT,
ders Lnrgiarits hc's and other notorious GRIMES ana
7ormuieS al sundry times and especially " tHtt, hafe
been yerpe;rated and committed ny INDIANS ana 0lner
SLAVES arin strtraL Of her .hujcstys plantations IN
.imerica being gt malicious, Snry, ana Tere"Sg"
syr ride ad nsoisnt in their behGrtour and rery I'M
eorernaLr The grsu number and increase lrhefr
cilAin this PrUrinec likely TO prorc " per"teous ana
fatul consequence her MgjcStyS SUBJECTS nna interests
here uucss speedily remrded; and IS dtScnuT0sne"
10 e upvrtutiUn Of ,1hite christian runS llls rRo'
VINCE BEING DIFFERENTLY CIEcuMsTASCED FROM The
PLANTATIONS Is THE ISLANDS, ana harHS e,eIt bumpers
Of I7.iun natiecs Of The couatry rAtn Hna aooIe 'em'
und ut MiS tilaE undcr inc SOEf0"JuI De''s " "''' "
Hr r. TurRrrurr ENACTED &c , That from and after
the publication Of this Act all Indians, male Or iea'
Of what age socver, imported or brought INTO 'n'S tfo
vince, by sea or and from any port or page s,
he forfeited TO her Majesty, for aud tnwards the support
Of the Government, &c &e.
May 3ulh, Ill.
Yaereas there hnM been rreat comp!aini, that The Sc
rerat toens and precincts rhin this Pr0rt"ee harE ut"
Jornc Mr tquaI proportion IN The tate a1esjOf me pre-
rtnliOn chcreGt, &c.
BIZ IT ESAcHEn Sc That the Assessors OF each town
wilhiu This Province for the year, &c, SHALL upon oa
&C. tuke true and faithful account, NC, OF all male
polls being IL years old and upwards &c aho ''he
wise all ratcable of the inhabitants OIL each lo"h
both real and personal, &C. estimating all HOUSES ana
lands, cranes, whafs, iron-woTks, &c; and all IndH"
ncpIu and uauo servants for life, 10 be estimated as
uIer personal estate, viz. each male servant Tor h'e
above fourteen years of age, at fifteen pounds value;
each female servant for life above JouJsc" years OF age
at Ten pounds value &C., SC, and every steer or OF al
the agt of our years old and upwards at forty sA'"sS
| value, &C. &c.
May p, III.
in qe more esetaauy to SCARE Tie duty on Tie imp'T
| katVn Of negroes. ,-
Whtrens The payment Of the duty Of FOUR reusps per
heud laid upOn ntgrocs impaired into ms f'0tAse Is
ocn eradcd by bringing them in, ina ed"ass'I"s mNH"e'
| for remedy uh'rcG- chi, .,
/ EsAcrED, &c-That the master oil any snip or
vessel whatsoever that shall brHg into TINS froVihce ay
negro or egroes, shall BE- obliged 10 give IN upon o1'
lTut account or list of the negroes e has on ooatu
brought with him. on penalty Of one huneTsa P0UN0s'
for failure therein; or for giving false list .,
And, whereas, negroes frequently landed 10 the
neobborng Provinces or Colonies, and brought thence
| into this Province, in order to save the duly
| Be 1T ENACTED, &c. &c.
| Nay 80 1928
NIB. All Editors friendly TO the Union, are request
cd 10 rive this communication insertion in their jour
,.,s YIRGINIAs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-19
VIRGINIA, TO WIT 4:

In the CircRit Superior Court Of
Lao e Chancery FIR Hardy county,
on the sIst day Of September, 1886.
Moses Baker, plaintiff, against
John Burch, Executor of William Ba-
ker, deed, and in his own right,
and Magdasna his wife, Jacob
Cherry and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
ry Baker, John Doran and Rhoda
his wife, George Chrisman and Elk
eanora his wife, Charles c. Hay
cock and Mary his wife, Samuel Bs-
ker, William Baker, and Kensey
Nj. Stewart and Rebeeea his wife,
defendants, In CHANCERY.
This cause came on to be heard this
21st day of September, 1885, upon
the bill and exhibits, the answer OF
the defendant John Bureh, Executor Of
William Baker, decd, and replica
ton thereto, the answer Of the defen-
dant William Baker, and the subpoena
having been returned, executed on de-
PENDANTS John Burch and Magdalena
his wife, in their own righ,-Samusl
Baker, Mary Baker, Ksnsey M. Stew
art, George Chrisman and Eleanora
his wife; Charles C.. Haycock and
Mary his wife. and the bill having been
fled more than four months, and these
defendants still failing to appear and
answer, the bill is taken for confessed
as 10 theai-and the order of publica-
lion having been duly executed as 10
defendants Jacob Cherry and Eliza
beth his wife, John Doran and Rheda
his wife, and Rehscca Stewart the wife
of Kensey M. Stewart, and the dsfen-
dants still falling to appear and an.
swer, the bill is likewise taken for con-
fesssd as to them. On consideration
whereof the Court doth order, adjudga
and decree, that Master Commissioner
Hopewell, do take an account of the
further Administration Of Defendant
Bureh, upon the estate of William Ba.
ker, Decd, since the settlement set-
forth in Compiainants exhibit (B. aad
that he do further state the account be-
tween the Executor and legatees, re-
spectiveiy, 80 IS to show what sums Of
money they are entitled to from the es-
tate of William Baker, Decd, stating
specially all matters deemed pertinent
by himself, or which either party may
require to be SO stated, and report to
the Court in order to 6aal decree.
A copy-Teste,
CHARLES LOBB, G. Q.
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er, had arrived near the centre Of it,
his horses, from some object on the
path, to him invisible, became fright
ened and refused to proceed ON his
alighting to ascertain the cause, he dis
covered the lifeless body of a man.
The WAGNER Immediately alarmed his
Companions, with some Of the inhabi-
tants of Bridgewatsr, who recognized
the body as that Of Hugh Hamilton,
one oftheir fellow citizens. The mu-
lilated body exhibited a spectacle
shocking and CHASTITY almost beyond
conception.
Two, if NOT the whole three of the
wagons heavily laden, had passed over
the head and body, fracturing the
skull, spine and ribs, causing no doubt,
instantaneous death. No blame has
been attached to either Of the WACO
nefs The passage through the bridge
was very dark, and the general im-
preston Isl that he was lying across
the path in q state of intoxicaten, or
that the horses of the FIRST team, had,
in the darkness, run against and tram.
pied him under their feei. The acci-
dent is truly melancholy one, as the
deceased, but for bis unfortunate hab.
lis of intemperance, was much respee-
ted, and has left discousoIate wife
and family 10 mourn his unlimeiy fate.'
ersss9sss
The Portland Times contains the
FOLLOWING good I'm ;-"Is TINT clean
butter 2" said Mike to a coussty yman,
who had Dogos full Of butler for
sale on Fore street last s0eek. "G9ess
1t ought TO BE-" replied the country,
man, "st took The Old Domon and three
Of the boys all nsgAt to pick the hairs
cut out"
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
" county

1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Cour. of
Lap and Chqncery for Hampshire
county, the 1st Monday in No
GENDER, 1886.
Luke Kuykendalf, plaintiff, agains,
Elizabeth Hoffman, widow of Conrad
Hoffman, decd, Joseph Gronour
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Hoffman, and Ann Hoffman. defen-
dants, In CHANCERY.
THE Defendants Joseph Gronour
and Nancy his wife, not having en-
tered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this. court and it ap-
rearlng by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country !:
IT is ORDERED, That the said defendants
do appear here On ihe LIST day ofthe April
term next, d answer The amended bill of
tae plaintiff; and that a copy of tbia order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Romney for two months
successfully and that another copy be
posted at tho front door Of the Court
mouse ofthe said county Of Hampshire.
A copy Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, G. II. g.
November 10, 1886.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

FlhoiLNIAs ~ WIZ
1t rates holden IN the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chancery far Hamp shirs
county, the 1st Monday :n Sep.
TENDER, 1886.
Matilda Kyle, plaintiff, against
Hannah Barrett, widow of William
Barrett, formerly Harriet Kyle, wild.
ow Of Robert Kyle, dec'd., John M.
Waggoner and others, defendants.
IN CHANGERY.
The defendants Hannah Barrett, janice
Kyle, Daniel Kyle. and Jacob Swart and
Elizabeth bis wife, not having catered
their appearance and given security ae-
cording to the act of Assembly and the
rules of this court: and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are noe
inhabitants Of this country: IT 10 OR.
pEREb, That the SAID defendants do an /.
pear here on the LIST day ofthe April term
noxt, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper pub
llshed IN Romnoy, Tor two moaths sue
cesslvely and tina: another copy be- pos
ted at the front door of the Court. house
OF the said county of Hampshire. "A
copy este,
JOHN B. WRITE, c. c.
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400 ACRES,

and 2 Foods. The whole of Eot No.
2 or so much thereof as will be ne
cessary TO pay off and satisfy the sum
of $3.50 IA cents, with legal interest
thereon from the 22nd day Of April,
1886, until paid, and costs Of suit, and
costs of sale, &e.,-is to be sold upon
the following conditions, TO wit so
much as may be necessary for the pay
ment of all the costs Of this suit, and
the expenses of sale, shall be paid in
Cash, and the balance in three pay
ments of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the deferred payments
thereof with interest from date.
JOHN HOPEWELL,
Sheriff Of Hardy County.
October 20, 1ss6,-tds.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT

In the. Hardy Circuit Superior
Court Of Lao and Chancsry, Septem.
Der term, 1886, setting as a Court Of
Chancery.
Solomon Shireman and Cathrene his
wife, Cate Cathrens Halterman,)
Niynrod Thorn and Elizabeth bis
wife, Gate Elizabeth Hallerman,)
and Christina Halterman, hsirs and
legal representatives Of Christian
Haltermau, deed, plaintiffs against
Joseph Miller and Isaac Miller, "a dmin-
istrators ofJacob Miller, Decd, and
John Miller, Executor Of Anthony
Miller, decd, and William Robin
500, administrator of Christian Hall
terman, decd. and Jeha Snyder and
Jacob Snyder, defendants,
in CHANCERY.
This day came the plaintiffs bv
their counsel, and this cause is set for
hearing, and came on this 22nd day of
September, 1886, by the consent Of
parties, to be heard upon the bill and
answer thereto by one of ths defen.
dants. John Snyder, and the replication
thereto, and the bill is taken for con-
fessed against The other defendants
the subpoena having been served four
months previous thereto, and upon ar
gumsnt Of counsel, i. is ordered, ad-
judged and decreed, that an account
be taken between the heirs Of Chris
tian Halterman, Decd, and the Guar.
dian John Snyder, and also, between
the said Christian Halterman's estate.
and his Administrator William Rob.
inson, before Master Commissioner
Hopewsll, TO ascertain what is due
from the Guardian TO his ward, emu
from the said Robinson to his ia.es-
tale estate, stating all matters by him
self deemed pertinent or as either party
shall desire TO he stated, aud make re-
port thereof 10 the Court in order to q
final decree. A copy-Teste,
CHARLES LOBB, G. @.