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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30
VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law andChan.
Gerry TOR Augusta County, on Monday the
End OF day OF July, 1888
John Newton Trustee for the Creditors OF
Robert Steel, plaintiff,-agains,
Robert Steel, lillian G.. Davis. Henry
Alexander and Hugh Caperton, trading
under the firm of Alexander & Co. Carey
breckenridge, John Breckenridge, and
Edward Watts, Executors of Jas. Breck
enridge, deceased, Sally Cudden, John
Hausse, John IL. Peyion, Executor of
Samuel Bldckburc deceased j ohm Thump-
son, John Clayton, William MoHel,e,
Thomas Young, Hannah Atwaters, VIII
liam Erskin and Isaac Carulhers. trad.
ing under the firm Of Erskin and Caru,h
crs, William Is. George, Evan +. Tho
mas and William q. Thomas, trading I'M
der the firm Of Thomas and George, Fred
crick Brons and Frederick Faux, trad
ing under the firm OF Brons s. Falk.
Alex. Crawford, in his own right, and as
Executor OF Alexander Craw lord deceas-
ed, George ii. kurl, Thomas Merediln
and Edw ard Spencer, trading under the
firm OF hleiedith and Spencer, George
Carey and George Y. Withered, trading
under the firm of Carey & Wi,herei,
Charles III. Carol, Abraham Crist, Hugh
r. Young, Alfred Leyburn and Samuel
Gatewood, Executors OF William Patton
deceased, Thomas Johnson, William w
kayser, ------Cushing &c.,
Gushing, trading under the firm OF Cush-
ing q Son, James Weeks, Charles b.
Brauford, Executor Of Ohm Darsi deceas.
eh,----Execuior OF Philip Cox, de,
ceased, Charles Stdrkie, Charles Star lie
Co. J & g. Ballzell, Henry Hawpe,
Wiley Thompson, Henry Crobarger j no
iIandstreet and Son, Charles l.. Peyton.
William jackson, John S Black, James
Lyle, John Steel, William Steele, Will-
lam Clayton, James Arbucke, Isabella
Austin and McClung Patton, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Robert Steele, William b
George, Evan p. Thomas and w ilIiam G.
Thomas, trading under the firm of Thomas
s. George, Frederick l.. Brons aud Feeder.
lex Faux, trading under the firm of Brons
taulk George II. Kurl, Thomas Mere
drh and Edward Spencer, rnding under the
hrm OF Meredith & Spencer, George Carey
and George Y. Wethered trading under The
htm of Carey & w eihered, Charles H. Car
rol, Hugh +. Young, William w. Kayser,
flushing &--Cushing trading I'm.
der the firm OF Gushing g. Son james w elks
Chs Siafkie, CharlesStark ieS, Co j s. C. Bolt
Zel, Wiley Thompson, and John i.andslree,
Son, not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according to the act OF
Assembly, and the Rules of This Court I. and
It appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth Ii is ordered, tina, the said defend :
ants do appear here on the first day OF the
next term, Ooh Of November and answer
ihe bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton, Tor Two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted a, the front
door OF the Conr! house Of Augusta county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN b. WATTS, d. G.
August 2, 1885
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"FRoM THE FULNEss OF THE HEART,
TIE MOUTH SpEakErH."-One OF the
fair Yankee girls, burn and bread on the
Green Mountains. was lately thrown from a
wagon, and carried TO q neighboring farm
house, with dreadful cash across her cheek
and apparently devoid Of either sense or mo.
ton. The village Esculapius was sent for,
who pronounced ii necessary TO sew the
wound up, when the rustic beauty imme.
diaiely opened her eyes and said, "ior C od's
sake, sir, stitch il neatly"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

-fbsence of Mind - Various editors
throughout the country have been vie
ing with each other, to see which could
fabricate the best case OF absent minded
ness. Among all that we have seen,
none has been noticed better than the
following A young lady carried letter
to the Post Office. dropped herself into
the box. instead Of the letter, aud did
not discover the mistake, till the clerk
asked her if she were single. -iiaap>
shire Gazette
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

March Of Intelfect.-A gentleman the
other day visiting school at Edinburg,
had book put into his hand for the
purpose Of examining ciass.-The word
inheritance" occurring in the lesson the
queIist Intercepted the youngest as iol.
lows: "W hat is Inheritance" A. Pat
rimony." What is patrimony ?" A
Something LETT by father" "Whal
would you call it if left by mother p
Il. "Mairimonv"
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ANEcporE OF Groncnr,,n ru

ANEcDoTE OF GEORGE THE THIRD.
In one OF The Kings excursions, during
Tue nay harvest OF 1896, in Weymouth, be
passed field where Only one woman was
al work. His Majesty asked her " here her
companions were. The woman answered
they are gone TO SEQ the King. "And why
dh you not go with them," reioined his
Majesty why" replied the woman. che
'oo's 'hai are gone TO town will lose u DAVIS
"o,s by IT, aud that is more than can al
"'u 70 40. have five children TO work
'oF, &C Wei, them said his Majesty,
Puu'ne some money into her hand, 'y0u
m"y Yen your companions who are gone TO
you"
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]. CR WFORD-

aEss9ss ESTEsAY.-Taken up
gEISsS on the 9th of this month. by
j"'nes Wright, OF this county, on his land
an iIsir"y SORREL MARE, with blaze
In her lace, and Two small white spots on her
ne'k-about six years old, and abou, ii 3
hahds high. Appraised to $50.
Ex,raci-Tesie.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, c.A.c.
August 10, lS3S-3s
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No. 40.

round the roots OF the tree and filed
with that article. 1t so far succeeded
that short time the tree revived, and
took second growth and now is in
iuxuriant state. the leaves of a DARK
green color. equal almost TO any thing
OF the kind, aud much surprises all w no
had previously seen it.
p. S. The tree may be examined by
calling at No. Is. Baltimore street.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

Sssssaa. THE cash will be required
gs sssssff. in future for postage on news
papers in advance, for letters and pam
phiets, always on the delivery of them.
HENRY BLAKEMORE. PM.
Mt. Scion. July 10.
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5000 REV ARD.

soE-ssa, or III inches high, Of
dark complexion, has stoppage in his
speech and when confused, stammers a
little ; his front teeth are sound and tol>
erably white; he is 20 years old, slender
made, and somewhat sharp in his visage ::
he has fine high forehead his hair thin
and l think unusually fine he has some
scars about his face that were occasioned
by burn when child, think also one
on his neck or jaw far back his hands
also have been burnt and have sears on
one or both, or have rough appearance
Tor boy of his age; he is left handed,
naturally his foot is unusually large or
long for boy Of his size.
He took with him when he went of
a suit of new homemade dark grey leans
clothes l will give the above reward if
taken out o: the State. or 500, iftaken
in the State.
]. WORD.
Stanton, August 9. 1888.
The Romney ntellis.encer, Kanawao
Banner, ana HagerStoun Torch Light.
,oiH please insert The ADORE for reeks
and charge this office
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

10 the Citizens Of Augusta s, Pendleton,
Take notice. that Petition will be
presented to the next General Assembly
OF Va, praying the incorporation O! a
company to construct Turnpike Road
from Staunton through jennings Gap to
the Bull Pasture river in Pendle,on
county. july 5.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

READINC.-Givea man this taste, and
the means OF gratifying il, and you can hard
ly fail OF making him happy man. You
place him in contact with the best society in
every period Of history. You make HIM
denizen at all naticns--a contemporary of all
sges.-Sir j. HerschcH
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

MIR. Van Buren, is very busiIy enga-
ged at present in treading in the foot
steps of Gen. Jackson, but in 1910, he
will have to ''make tracks" on his own
account. Jouy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

CHs The Globe declares that Secretary
Psuiding had nothing To do with tie late
attacks upon tho Nayy by that journal. So
much the better
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

why, Tom, my dear fellow, how old
you look !" Dare say, Bob, Tor The fact is,
l never was SO old in all my lfc"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30

TO the Citizens Of Bath and Pendleion
Take notice, that a Petition will be
presented TO the next General Assembly
OF Va, praying the establishment OF q
new county out Of parts of Bath and
Fendieton county. July 5.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-08-30
Valuable Lands
FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on the premises, on
thursday the 18th day of September
AarE,see. next to the highest bidder that
sss desirable TRACT OF LAND
-4 lying within one mile of F,nces.
tie, decreed to the heirs of Lydia Peck by
the Superior Court Of Augusta county,
containing
3S5 ACRES:
Sixty five of which is excellent bottom
land, and the balance good upland, near>
ly all level. One third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the bal.
ance in two equal annual pay ments.
MARTIN McFERRAN, Agt.
Tor the heirs of Ly dia Peck
August o ids
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Written after being shown the inscri,tion
on the grave of IA child in the BROOKLYN
church>yard, bearing only the date, the age.
aud these simple words-'H is treU'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

Y ABORERS WANTED-The James River and
n Kanawha Company are in immediate want Of Sc.
veral hundred good laborers 10 work the old canal
within three miles of the city of Richmond-For SUCH
dollnr per day will be paid they finding their
board Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from the
country assured that the very best shall he
ken of them The work is dry and believe perfectly
SAFE The board of the negroes shall only dol
lar per week and their wages paid on the 18th Nav
9th June, 18th July, and lib August
RICHARD RElNS,
.Agent Of the James Rirer {. Kanauha Co.
DRlNTtNG lNK.-Jnst received at this Office, a
Il supply Of Johnson l. Durants Hinter Et,os Lak,
which will be sold Tor % cents per pound fur Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
Capital 35 800 Dollars.
SHrGi.sia State LOTTERY.

For endowing The Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes.
Class No T. for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va Saturday, the 10Th
Of June, 1888.
SCHEME.
Capitals S35 205, $4,000 SIS 600. 81 900, SO 800 3d.,
2g2 So 200, 30 nf 50 600. 50 of $500 ! &c &c.
Tickets only SlO-Half S5-Quartcr 80 80.
Certificates of Packages of y Whole Tickets $3.50
Do d. 25 Half do. Is
Do do % Quarter DO 80 50.
Isl
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CaviteE :s:f, 29;6 Dollars.

Capital ST, 290 UOltGrS.
- Drarra Numbers in zach Packags NJ - Tickets.
Virginia state Lottery.
For the benefit Of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association.
Class No 4, for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, June Q,
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capitals $50 SI05l5, $4,000, $4.GOn $1,000,
50 $780, S2250, $4,000, 1850, $1,000, 81 800 Sl,4OO
S ,3O0 81 $50, 81 200,
so PRIZES OF $1,000
so do $50
so do 220
30 do 2n0
Tickets only Sl0--llalves S5-Quar!ers 50 %
Certificates of packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do %
Do do IS Quarter do - 90
ret
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

EBlCHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ia ROAD.-On and after the lst Of May, The cars
going North will leave Richmond at 4, A NJ, and pas.
sengers will breakfast in Fredericksburg The object of
this early hour is enable passengers TO get 10 Wash
nptnn in time for the afternoon cars and 10 Baltimore
the same evening-so that by taking the night line from
Baltimore they may reach Philadelphia to breakfast,
and New York to dnncrthus putting travellers in the
Northern Cities in advance Of any other line
FIRE from Richmond to Washington, Sc co
From Washington TO Baltimore, = %
The cars with the mail and passengers coming South,
will leave Fredericksburg at quarter past >, A. NJ and
meet the train from Richmond al Milford
To and from Charlottesville. Passengers for Louisa,
charlottesville &c. going from Richmond, may take the
mail train at o'clock or the freight train at o'clock
Those from Fredericksburg will take the mail train al
quarter past . o'clock.
the passengers for Charlottesville, will breakfast at
the junction. where they will take the Louisa taIn and
arrive at Charlottesville the evening.
Passpn gers from Charloesv 'e arriving at Frfdercks
fall in the evening. will take the Louisa at 4, A. NJ.
Those going Fredericksburg. WILL at the junction,
take the Northern train and arrive there 10 breakfast
Those going 10 Richmond will breakfast a, the juno.
ton and upon the arrival Of the mail tran take it to
Richmond
Freight rain.-Brtwcen Richmond and Frcdcrcks.
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Hour,
from Richmond 5, A. NJ. from Fredericksburg, half
past s. A NJ
Apr q II6-r
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+ FROM the Tt.o York Gasstte.J
sseess a. ; :.
uyr, rYrr s.u'>. '>uSc.'

fFrom the .Nt.c York Ga.ette.J
Tho following beautiful ines are honi Tue ti, ~ III
,"a m, wei. w,i,teu on viewing the Vision Of Heavon
nxm;ins, by Z. STREE
THE VISION or HEAVEN.
STREET.
Beautiful visiou!-There she kneels-
The scene the hour 20 worship given
While swretiy DER her spirit steals
The LIGHT, the song, the bliss Of Heaven,
No cloud of earth is her brow,
No earthly hopes are fitting by
The dream ihJt wraps her spirit now
l. burfo we'd from yon rad:snt sky.
Wis not that her ,oung heart is free
AZ ~ music Wild
Wis not the glow Of cxsney go,
JOY fnss DER fortunes favored ch''o
ri. not that Nature there hrea'beS out
Her worship ' the WATERFALL
Aud all is beautiful about ;,
And sbe, Erost beautiful OF I'i'
Oh oo there's something in tho THRU
OF this wUrI's spirit-stirrins MIR IN
That tho all sweet and joyous-stiii
4, mingled with the shades OF earth
"A in III. rai.bow'A radiant torn
That spaces the sky's cerul"an sheet,
AI,ides the memory ortho storm
That broke aud vanished al ltsieet.
Oh no the lea pine spirit there
Fur.o, its prison-hous" OF clay
Far r.r beyond this world Of cure
Wings now its biissul nish; away
That sunny smile scrcDely bright
IA but tie mantle that il filings
Rack lrou H.. huavcnwlri path OF hsht,
Whittier each hope eAuns springs.
Swse, vision of embodied thought
To earth's low scenes IN beauty gwen
How il thine angel mrge auEht
With all we know or dream OF Heaven:
Still TO our sphere the lustre Civ"
smile md heaven III eye,
And thou shalt teach US how 10 live,
AMI learn US how TO die.
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UANpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

fHE INSTITUTION VIII commcncc on NO
June and the 18th Wednesday September
confidently believed that the made, an
of discipline pursued will afford the facilities
thorough and that OF College this
country while the location OF the College IN tie midst OF highly
refined and moral community brings the student under 40 influence
salutafy in the formation of the cIarHCtrrS
An Independent School OF Civil Engineering aigched TO Tie
which those who embracing this Incentive ard
profession, have opportunity of tie
paa,oy tures upon system identical with that Of the L. = Nj
Inry Academy.
The Officers, with their respective Departments, are:
D. L. CARROLL D. d. President and Professor Of Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy Political Economy, Naiionn Law, &c.
ROBERT c. BR,NcH A. No. Professor of Ancient Languages An
History aud Geography aud Greek and Roman AHiquc
JoHS w DnsPEs NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry, Na;Urn PhIo
soniy and Pl s,olugy.
FR,Scn H. SMITH Professor OF Mathematics and Civil Engineer
ing.
Regular Erpenses.-Tuition 500 Board $40 per month payable
in for the Room Rem, 81. Servant Hire
81 -. Opposite 81 order Of the Faculty. ~
FRANCIS u. SMITH,
Professor OF :. ..cmatics &c, Clerk 10 tie Faculty
NrrA lls-Mtllune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

NARTERS HOTEL Chariest0rn. Ta This new,
large, and commodious House, situated on the main
street. short distance West OF The Court house, now
prepared entertain company on large SCALE IN the
best style, and comfortable manner. Additions 10
the house have recently been made ond the whole fitted
up with view accommodate the travelling public and
Others in a style and manner unsurpassed at any esa
bshment West of the Blue Ridge.
The proprieors engagements at The Shannondale
Springs will not interfere with the arrangements OF this
house-every department of which will continue to be
conducted in manner TO insure entire satisfaction.
ISAAC n. CARTER, Agent.
SIT
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.NGHagcr's office, Richmond, Va.
OPPOSITE EAGLE HOTEL.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR JUNE.
$4,000 { apital.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Class No. g. for lc;SS.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. Saturday, the I'd OF
June, 1888.
GRASD SCHEME.
Capitals $4,000, $4,000, SG0n0. $4,000, $4,000,
81 800. S2u00, - pT'z"s Of 81 600, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-iiaves S5-Quartcrs 81 90
Certificates Of packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. - Half do 10
Do. do % Quarter do 81 %
[4l
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EB WAYS.-Lef my plantation, in Albemarle
No, county, Virginia, rather more than year since,
my negro FONTANE abou, % years Of age, stout,
strong made, rather below the ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black, very pleasant
countenance, and fine teeth | will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery TO me, if taken within the State,
and two hundred, if out Of the State think it quite
probable he is about Of the Iron Public Works.
passing as free mani would, therefore, call the aen-
lion OF agents and contractors specially 10 this notice
Also, GARDENER. about 20 years of age well pro.
porioned, about ordinary size, black and when con.
fused, stamners very much. will give the same r
Gardener as for Fonaine and twenty FIVE dollars for
Lindsay's Store, Albemare county, Virginia.
MANN PAGE.
February 90 90-2awtl0Mny&wlf
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AJOTICE.-The estate Of the late WILLIAM MAYO
deceased has been committed TO my bands for ad.
ministraon. All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested to make them known as
soon as possible in order that the funds in hand may be
legally pped The discharge Of his debts Such held
Claims Of superior dignity against him, either as pnci.
pal or security, hereby notified that unless they are
presented in due and legal time and FORM the funds in
hand will be applied the payment Of such other debts
may he presented and in that case this notice will be
plead in bar against all claims that are not presented
within the time prescribed by law.
Persons indebted 10 the estate will make immediate
payment legal Steps will be taken against them inds.
crminaiely W. ID. WREN, Sergeant c. r.,
and administrator Of YIN, Mayo, deceased.
April u ll5-H
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INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
q BY FlRE.-The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa.
ny of Hartford, Connecticut. and the Howard Fire In
snrance Company OF New York, continue 10 Insure
the most favorable terms against loss damage by fire.
Buildings furniture and merchandise Of every descrip
ton, both in and country, and all losses honoraby
adjusted and promptly paid within sixty days after the
amount of loss is ascerained Application for insurance
addressed TO the undersigned will be attended 10.
HUBBARD a. GARDNER AGENTS.
Jan6 7l-w25w
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An Gloucester Circuit Superior Court
of Law and ChanccIy. April Term. ls3S:
1homas C. AmOy trustee deed Cf trust executed 70 hun by
Warner L. Over bearing date the Goth day OF February sO
tcmul
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DOVE EiST'EC.

MINERAL RESOURCES OF VIRGINIA.
John b. Chapman. Esq, Of Virginia, has addressed
letter Mr. Isaac Lea Of this city, reference the
geological and mineral productions Of that State. more
especially 81 those formations which the vicinity of Rich
mond supplies The interesting character of the letter
ITSELF less than the spirit Of enterprise and improve
which it is calculated to awaken in regard to the
unmprnved sections of that Saterescs high and de-
served reputation on the ability and requirements Of The
wrer-PhH. Gazette.
Mr.. J. Chapman Of Virginia, formerly of this city,
has written to friend, Mr.. Lea the following inter.
esng letter discoveries in coal aud IRON recent
ly made in the vicinity of Richmond That city has
every advantage for attaining unsurpassed emnence
in iron manuiactures, and mistake the spirit of her
citizens if they do not turn it To the fullest
National Gazette.
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Warner Oliver and Frances wife, Of the city Richmond
Thomas b. Fox. sd Frances Ann and Ter children, Of
the Alabama Frances w. Oliver Marin L. Oliver ard
Oliver, ninn children OF said Warner H. and Fancc Ann;
Roscn~ Col" OF the OF New York; Augustine l. Dtn,! O
Of Mis-i.sppi; Emanuel W. Jonc. Fiarci D. Juas
Thomas Banks, and William +. Davis, Of Gloucester county,
Defendants.
The Subpoena in this being returned executed all tic
defendants Roscow Cole mud Augustine Dabnry who
residents Of t. country, and against whom the pgn
have proceeded in the prescribed by law ahsCrt
defendants. and than four months having elapsed the
day thereof and the defendants, ROCow Cole Augustine H.
Dancy, Emanuel NJ Jones. Francis d. Jones, TicrI. Fonts,
aud William T. Davis sl fitting tie
the plaintiff ly his hI taken
those dlenGhns and The TIC
BILL the o the other defendants exhibits arsGc g
aud decree, that the plaintiff Amory, render before
of this Court OF his under the deed from
Orer 10 him. dated February the twerysia ihCuard rt
hundred aud thirty, "a Of which flied cX ~ -"
easel In taking which the Cc
ascertain what Of has I'd
dollars claimed BY FoA, trustee for Mrs Oliver children m
the fund for which Violet Bank Sold computing
from the dBy the for which Violet Bank sold became
of what shall be the hands Amory
ing the Mrs divers claim, the right which M
and also charge.
and expenditures said Amory shall he able shcw edited
Of his ifuseCsip, with tie
Till he did Ia
himself: and further
make Of all Warner l.. divers CrdirCf,
whose claims contracted aud due before the
aforesaid decd Of trust 10 Anc Hrd who shall the ce
him. the sd and the balance lard
the plaintiff should no he sufficient discharge all the a"":m
claims, then the sHh directed make sCncEi
scwns what each claimant will be entitled under DIVISION
the SAID balance them which the
directed to settle. ID" Court
with specially pcucH by
HIMSELF or which be required By the PARTIES be- stated
COpy-Tcstc,
JpUS n C..