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ANS FOR sALE-Pursuant decree Of the Circuit SUI
psO Of Law and ChanccI, for tho county OF Abe.
oaouacsd the 2ad day of May, 1885, IN the cause IN
I Cout, Ioplirs Heirs Plaintiffs, against Jor.nss Admi
or and Others Dcfcniants-hc undersigned or one oil hem
of said Court for that purpose, will offer
on the premises and on the days hereinafter stated the
SLOWING of land, belonging TO the estate Of Jesse Jopns
on hurd,y day August il fair ifno, the mex,
@ :asd psa ohd said ous resided
.fbed per exhibit E. filed said containing 1oo
A on sane day. lands described per exhibit F. filed 10
@ containing 4a acres aud poes saie county
fGn Hughes and John Hughes and called
u.sess AID together with Hughes will be sold tho lands
~ per exhb. g. fled said containing 26i acres
a poles Hushcss and this latter tract making as per
referred TO- 6ss and 10 poles lies on James
and the sale , day viii commence with the last men
Purchasers w therefore, 90 the day Of sae please
r,eai hut the place called Hushess.
Monday the 5,h day Of August IL fair, End mot then n
will Of Thomas Jopins deceased aud purchase from Ralph
s Sar.sd by said jesse eps oo
y s Of fhs %
81 70 claim of Lucinda 8 Of tho heirs and ds,tbueS.
o4 William Ball. f par, thereof which ha. not yo
W m nsmed and purchasers wal therefore on inc uay
Tbuday the sth day Of Angus, next fair, and if
~, fair dsy the Of land n Nelson county, belonging 10
Jopn, whereon John Hughes now resides, containing
land, frs. above mentioned lying James river in Abe
P 0hsd having on i, large dwelling aoaso
Young apple orchard Of choice fuit vlnes peach
places good barns, tobacco houses, stables
and negro The low grounds on both arc OF the ht quail
contains portion Of the best rich red high land
Ebe, Of these will make valuable sst'emcn but
m Two together tho hands Of proprietor will make an es
,.J.bueot Of value.
The other of good quality being fully equato the ave-
,e value o,he in The ncishbohcods where ,heye
Psa viii have privilege of preparing land and seeding
1 grain full possession Is, January nex.And The terms
Of SALE and for the balance three
rau rsalmens with bonds and approved personal secu
-, and Inc titles re tsined as additional security.
"!' REUBEN d. PATTESON, rouur,.
JAMES 81. PATTESON. SO
Tn, Ahemarc win be shown by Samuel Chdress and
eadcs and Nelson lands by Holman Jopns aod Jas
p.H-Alirss named commissioned at Wasmnster
lol Ofice-,ho other 1T Buckingham Courthouse.
, pursuant said decree will be sold at public auction OF
sqaam Court house, the 9Th day Of July next that being
Co slaves, viz young woman OF about 10
ts m Of about 10 and boy Of about or ~ years
3 The poaer,y Of said Jesse Jopng, decdal OF them the
he,, KIND Of negroes. Terms will DO SIX months eres with
s1so'ed assodsS'o p'peF At Bank RI F. csHmrs.
| ,rs- 9-2awtds
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-M. Jones 10 Mr.. Forsyth.
GEaTpacT

CONSULATE or the UETED STATES,
Mexico, January 10, 1889.
then remarked to his Excelency that was happy TO
INFORM him that American man Of war now at
Vera Cruz and in conformity 10 his request on The goth
ultino, OF furnishing conveyance by one Of our men
T for the ratification Of the convention entered into
!, Washington on the 10Th Of September last (Which he
then said he intended u 10y Immediately before the new
Congress for their ral6ca,ion) and that should do all
IN my power procure The desired conveyance by me
said vessel 10 which his Exceency replied, that DIFF
cuy had presented itself against the ratification name.
ly that the King of Prussa had ruscdo act umpire
The differences that might be referred TO HIM growing
mi oc the convention. endea vored TO explain away
this frivolous obslace upon which he replied IL was
now too late for the Chambers TO act on il TO get TO
Washington in time. besides, his Government was not
sure that the Government of The United States would
receipt the ratification under such circumstances, and
,at this Government had sent full powers 10 her Mi
mister at Washington TO make new convenlIon wins
COPY of motto from the Prussan Charge Aares here,
making known to this Government The refusal oil the
King Of Prussia 10 act.
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EsOlEH'gES.
OFFICL4L-(From the Globe, .Nny 3D.
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO

The departure of Mr. Ellis from New York, in the
Constitution for Vera Cruz, his way TO Mexico TO en-
The duties of his appointment Minister Peni-
potentary and Envoy Extraordinary has given occasion
TO sundy remarks the subject of our controversies
with the Government Of that country which have served
to remind that Of the latter Executive commu.
ncaons to Congress that subject have appeared IN
The public journals We transfer into our paper OF this
evening portions Of The correspondence between the
Mexican Minister, Mr.. Martinez, and the Secretary os
State, which will enable the People to understand The
present state Of the relations of The two Governments
II known tho diplomatic intercourse was broken "h
by MIR Ellis in the belief that the Mexican Government
had intention To- adjust the numerous complaints OF
citizens agains. ard thata Minister not cent to
Mexico under appropriation of an outfit and salary,
because it did not distinctly appear whether the nPpo
baton expressed by that Government OF MIR. Gorosilzas
conduct in this county did not include the preparation
and circulation of his offensive pamphlet.
A convention having been formed for the adjustment OF
individual cai ms and the Government of Mexico hav.
ing made explicit declaration The second point, all
just motive fol Withholding Minister has been re-
moved and in a manner which we cannot but believe
will be found satisfactory 10 the country as have been
the measures adopted other difficult and perplexlng
questions in intercourse with foreign nat!ons
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, ~ RrcuaosD, Va.

MEDICAL COLLEGE, ~ RIcHnosD, Va.
THNlE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Medlca
81 Department, Of Ilumpden sydney College at hsn
and eon S Se Gs Of 5
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, M. D., Professor OF
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and
/ W, ccHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics
r. l. BOHANNAN, NJ. D Professor Of Obsretics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES eMAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor of Che
misry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfirnary, attached TO The Coege Build
ing has bern in successful operation for the last eight
months and furnishes constantly number oil interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which The student
has access al all hours
The College lnfrmnry, together with The Aims House,
Penilcniary and Armory, (Which are under the charge
OF Of the Proessors will afford the student an oP-
por,uny of witnessing the various diseases incident 10
Southern climate. The abundance OF materials Tor
Anatomical PURPOSES and the reduced price al which
they are furnished will enable the student to acquire an
intimate knowledge of The Anatomy OF The human body,
and the use uf Surgical instruments.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures, from the
number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the nhmary,
the Professor of Surgery was enabled 10 exhibit before
The class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon the Hripg subject; and from The growing Popu
aritv Of the lnfrmary there is 10 believe that
hereafter the Surgical Cases in The House, will greatly
increase
Good Board, including fuel, lights servants attend.
ance &c. can be obtained in this city for four dollars
per week.
We are authorized 10 state that full Course of Lee.
lures in this Institution will be received equivalent
10 one in the following Medical Schools: University Of
pennsy lyanin jefferson Medical College Of Phladelpha
Medical College of The Stale Of South Carolina; Tran
sylvanit University, Lexington, Ky; University Of Ma
ryIand, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissec,ing
Rooms OF the College on the first Of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
J-ln .
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rE,uE STATE OF SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DISTRlCT.-IS CHAUcEKI.-Lcwis Cruser, Administrator
rChare Murray Complainant John Fcrric, his hc NJ
Nightingale and William c. Daniel, Defendants
this Bill the Complainant seeks payment Of mortgage OF
called Melville John Fcrrc seized of Tn-
ation subject the mortgage, 10 which the
himself the equitable lien, which tho Defendants
Nightingale entities HIMSELF tho Porsonai representative
of Armies the United
commanding the Southern Divisions John terne Charles
ton in the wears 1882 1884, aud subsequently, and supposed TO
Of John Banks citizen Of Virginia.
If the heirs representatives, OF John
FcrIo arc within the will make their claim to
tho Plantation Melville, surplus amer of the
and established in this suit, they
NAV in at any time within years; residing
the United States they IN aud make their
n, ,ny time within decree shoId in this
cause BY peudns answering demrng the
bill fEilohU q LEsE.NE'
Juno % Il3-wl2ml CCmpidiHGMs S0hch0rS
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.Mofai's Vegetalle M PilLs and Pheniz Bitters.

,rr o estimation in which the celebrated Life Pills
Phenix B,ers held, satisfactorily demonstrated py Tue
and the voluntary their efficacy which
arc every where offered II not less from deeply
thai they are of ond inesmablc
GOOD among his afflicted feo~creapres than from interested
that The hsm Seo9 he
nbc eve The Of additional box and bottle qua
ha, will be @ % !, oo os
of suffering from dsoasc they DC taken IN yan Inc Pop
so hys red to do good 10 the of chro
mic disease chronic dyspepsia torpid liver
M ahly serouiou swelnss ulcers scurvy salt Iheum
and all other affections OF tho organs ana
os.son, would theoretically believe, but TO which thousands
have testified from happy experience. In eoas anu
%nsb and ;sdeed tho vceIu general medicines if
taken but four days neve, ;-sken al xs
the ,ysem Of febre and ecuent distractions as to
produce delightful sense q" h nn ne sn
pos The repetition Of suitable dose at the next hour OF
bedtime will almost invariably eee. permanent, oo, mhou
further Their effect ievets Of nna
kind less aud speedy taken -
retiring bed with that
The enemy been orerthro"n ano can
10 the
small and the latter large doses of the s ps ana :, 0
oher varieties ofbc Seuro.iea class yield the eff
escy the Phen Bs Full directions oi me use o. ner
complaints accompany they be obtained
and RETAIL 375 Broadway where certificates Of their
For additional particulars medicines see Sofa
SCOOP Of which eeonrnnes Tue Sa~a S
copy can also ., Io obtained o. '"s o'"e'e"' "s'"
Gsman and Spanish directions can be obtained spp
cation at the Office 375 broadway.
All post paid letters will receive immediate attention
pn,red and sold by WILLIAM r. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway,
Yk liberal deduction nude TO those purchase TO sell
again Mca;cincs NAV also be had of Tho principal
Hgens. Inv town throughout u s and the Canadas-
Ask Tor Mon. Life Pills and PhenI bies and DC sure mai
| az b,,e,a or box of pills l'uuo y ~
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Mr. Jones to .Mr. FORSYTH.
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Mexico. January 10, lS3

CONSULATE OF TIE UNITED STATFs,
Mexico, January 10, 1889.
By my letter of the 10th instant, NO. pol you will
see that this Government have determined not TO lay The
conventional treaty made al Washington on The 10Th OF
September last before the Chambers for their sanction,
assigning the reason the refusal OF the King OF Prus-
STA 10 act as the umpire in case OF disagreement by the
commissioners.
This fact must have been communicated TO This Co.
yernment long since; yet The Prussan Charge Atanes
who had often spoken the subject OF the reference OF
our differences 10 his Government, mentioned Inc
circumstance to me and but think that there has
been some unfairness in the affair." and The object has
,een 10 keep the IT, s. Government ignorant nt this CIR
cums,ance and have The idea held outat asningtoh
hat the convention would be daily expected I'll It was
100 late to have The subject brought before Congress 'h
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
Nnrire In deLnnnenf SiackhnIders

stated Monthly Meeting Of the posiden, and Directors Of
" the James and kanaw Company hold in the city Of
Richmond, on TUESDAY, l4ih May, le:9:
Rsore That notice given delinquent stockholders OF
The Company tina, IN case the them
he paid satisfactory TO the Board pre-
you to tho i day of August neat their stock will mmcdine
thereafter advertised for sale to the provisions OF tho
Charter. -
Resolred Tint having against the Com
who be and they hereby requested 10
Secretary settlement at the July meet
ing Board and that failure 10 do SO on their ar
their claims will exempt them from the opera
tion Of the fore gong resolution.
Rtsolred That for purpose giving the notice above direct
tho resolutions TO be published IN
Richmond Lynehburg eH'ns
ton Fncae Lcwburg aud Chcson kanawha, until The LIST
of August.
's o'''' % '"' ''S''' 'A W. b. CHITTENDEN, See'y.
fila
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!Vorus NulticauIis and SIX Worm Eggs

THE subscriber sale, lots su purchasers Morus
ucau Troes quantity, deliverable next November;
ALSO variety Of Silk Worm Eggs among which are 10 ounces Of
Whit. Yellow wurrant"d genuine ready for deli-
Companies individuals wanting supply themselves
with Eggs for The second for that
the will furnish them OF Mammoth Nhitc Mammoth
Grey and Yellow Yellow Ball. Two Crop White and Orange, I'm
pera Mammoth Sulphur and the Pen Nut reared IN
vrgna put up any part the world each kind Ia
beed and warranted Apply post paid tho Office o: tho Virgil
min Silk Agency 10 ]. II. d. LOWNES.
supply of the approved Works on the Cultivation OF
the Tree aud tho Management of Silk from tho hnchns OF tho
Eos 10 The diving of the Silk, j. II. ID. l..
Nav an T-r
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EEOux's Bank Of Prizes.

a MOTHER Gentleman from The country has been
a handsomely rewarded for sending 10 HOfI tor
iicke,mand be will perceive he has cke. in his prs
session corresponding with drawn Nos 50 80 prize
Of $4,000 No
Virginia Norfolk Lottery, No g.
"a 35 40 81 60 45 81 43 IL 33 | 3
No one should let the Is, COO and other prizes for
this month escape untouched Direct your orders to
S-f
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TEENS or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

The ExeulREK is published three times ,oeek du-
me session Of the State Legislature and tcice meek
gsi;ny the rest IF the year.
a""" TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars per aanu, and Three Dollars for six months
,SSpIe IA advance.
A. RANK notes risk of the Editor; the postage of all
,s paid tbs BriersThe postage OF single letter is
~ account writer IL is the accumulated post
extensive business, which operates as serious tax upon
The Editor 80 s i,. ,.no,, o,,r,uv sb,l have thu
tsnih sraas rppus ar ADVERTISING
OF lines, less first insertion, IS cens for
~, .,i,iauance, so coats.
distance must be accompanied with the advance
'-..s,.i,r.eory references, to insure execution. .
whose Advertising to SOO per annuu dis
vii be made Of 80 cent; and to $50, of20 per cent
Al Obituaries Marriages from tho country
balxug unknown at this office, must be authenucated
Of the Postmaster in the OF
u.e be pu5shed.Eyery moasure that has been taken
nposiiioas and qunrcs has proved heretofore
- a. pust insist such the Conmuni-
ssin. certified BY tho of tho a'rten gu se
ss;s q .ss letsr.J
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liver LANDS FOR SALE.-Wishing to romovo to the
en country, will sell the Plantation which reside,
sonhsnna ver in the county Of Hanover, short DIS
'os Ground Squirrel Bridge, and in the immediate neigh
M Of Go" Charles r. Goodas within 20 miles OF Richmond.
cont ans b,wean and 600 acres; Of which, about I'D
portion this first oak and pine timber pos
good on which is elected, and in good
operation, Saw Mill aud Grist MILL The Dwell
aai ou'houscs, including large frame Barn. are in good
soils good and adapted tho cultivation Of
&r aud the situation agreeable and very healthy
PARTICULARS am authorised to refer to Micniah Bates
10 hichmond and 10 we'll acquainted With the land and
H. s"'othood. WALTER CRENSHAW.
| n
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Maya
Tineufy Fire Duiiars Rerard.

THE stolen from STABLE the night OF The
18th OF May 1892 the county Of Oranges between the Court
house miles from the Courthouse and "a from
fredericksburg Riding hose lie is light Sorrel feet
inch high WE'LL has handsome bowed neck somo white sad
die spots bsck hind foot white dark spot thigh
larger hand eyeash bit off by mule when
colt believe his right eye,sh that OIL but am not certain
When auy feed him. he TO have
n Kick bite. have refused to take $500 for him
will ind thief Tor tho horse
alone taken out this State liberal reward, according to
trouble the taker have and
Bile expenses RECbEN eohkEb.
Nj m l-u
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gentleman, who has had several years experience
F Hchef desires to obt lin employment 10 Academy OF
Is qu'ded TO teach the Creek, Latin, French, Spanish
,se the three latter OF which he speaks fluent
|I course oil Mathematics both pure and mixed
I Philosophy, Chemistry DC Ample testimoniuls Of his
qualification &C., wilt DO given Letters address,
A,n "ehHond Virginia. will Meet with promp, attention.
80 3-tf
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City of Richmond SeTtp Ior sale
or Debt Of the City OF Richmond bearing per
,tares poyabie annually, DO obtained at The
~ c rho James River and Company deliverable ut
,ho lime Of the applications future ms STs Upon
., = 49, 16-wtlJuy
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rro, Ten Dollars Re,oard-Horsc Stoien'
VLE the subscriber on the night Of bo 9th inst
i coOred HoR,E with white spot 10 bis forehead large
one OF his shoulders and his mane turning over the ie
years old The above reward will be given for the
Of tho thief and the return OF the horse or hve ool-
necessary expenses for the delivery Of the horse 10
D1na " " H'' ieSuehse' houi -. wEs p9iSDEYTER
iaae4 JAMES Sd
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Mr. Innrs 10 W. Forslth.
CONSULATE or THE UNITED STATES,
MeYIco IannaIy 10 IL.

CONSULATE or THE OrifED CIhES'
Mexico, January 10, 1889.
A gentleman Of my acquaintance, and who has large
on,,.cs with this Government in a conversation with
NJ To,nei The Minister OF War, wished TO know, on
wha, footing the affairs Of this country stood with the
most friendly footing He then asked if the conven.
ion had been ratified. He replied it was not assign
mo for reason The King of Prussia having declined to
act and that be and The President (Buslamenlej had
written the subject 10 the President of the 81 ana
Mr. Forsyth and had given their Minister power TO n.sks
a new convention, and name another umpire.
The gentleman replied he did not see mat hs
for The non ratification by this Government as Thai part
concerning The King of Prussia 70 serve
sub,,,,uton of another umpire. He also urged on MIR.
Tornel The necessity of this Government ralifying The
,aid lres,y immedatey and having sent on to Wash.
ington without loss Of Tune.
Mr.. Forsyth TO Mr.. Martinez.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Feb 10, 1889.
The undersigned, Secretary OF State OF The 0ni'ed
r,,,es has the honor TO Inform Mr. Martinez, Envoy
Ez,rsotdinary and Minister PeniPo'en!a'y Of the Mex
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Mr.. Martinez 10 .Hr. FORSYTH.


Washington, September 3, 1888.
sir-The subject of pecuniary indemnifcalions for
claims of American citizens having been disposed ofhy
the convention which has been agreed upon by yourex
ceIlency and myself those subjects Of different nature
remain to be ad listed which your esceency spoke OF in
your no'e of the 9th Of May 1887 10 the Minister of
Foreign Affairs OF the Mexican Republic.
The desire Of my Govsrnmen is, and has been since
had The honor 10 address 10 your exceency my note
of the 7th Of April last, that The United States should
Join Mexico in submitting all complaints, claims, and
differences which are unfortunately pending between
the nalions the opinion of his Majesty The King
Of Prussia for is persuaded that in that way (cons
dering how difficult il has been TO restore harmony be-
the two nations by means of direct negocalion)
Mexico and the United States i'll obtain defnilive
and permanent adjustment. Consequently, have the
honor address your eSceIency praying you to take
tie above into consideration and 10 favor with your
answer which, | trust, will comport with those seni
mens of good will and sincerity which your eXcel!cncy
has had The kindness TO express 10 me repeatedly du
ring The negoc alion Of The convention above noned
Iaccordingly renew TO your exceency the assurances
Of my particular regard
FRANCISCO PIZARRO MARTINEZ
Most Excellent Mr.. JoUS FORSYTH,
Secretary OF Stale oilhe U S ofAmcrica.
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SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS, warranted
having the ordcnls OF ire, with
Gentlemen in the country who Keep
valuable ought be without one Tho pr
$40 according size Reference made
the following Who with Others have them 10 usc
viz Mess James Webb Co.. Col Pcyton, WORKMAN McGru-
der Ludam Son, lIaxsl Co., Dunlop honcurc Co., H. w.
& ]. Fry, Modccn Osborn Stanback Son, the Franklin
EAchnnge Banks at Richmond and Clakspie
An kept constantly for safe by the subschcr
JOHN .. LAY, -7sent
Ia, II f7i-wGml For the Manufacturers
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Besides prizes OF SEQ Sl60-$150-S liU-SI3U-
Sl20-Sl0O-S 75-S 6O-S5U-S40 and $50
Ia Drann Numbers ont Of IS
Tickets only $2O-IIaves $lO-Quarlers so-Eighths
So so.
Certificates Of Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets S2iO
do do 81 Half do l2O
Do do &c Quarter do GO
~ do 26 EIGHTH do so
n, Orders for tickets aad Shares or CERTIFICATES oi
Paekagcs in the above Splendid Lottery, will receive the
most prompt attention. and those who order from u.s.
NAV rely upon having the draaong sent them immediate
~ after il is over. Send orders early, and address
D. S. GREGORY. d co, Managers,
M,7 (3-,dl Richmond ia.
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IN CERY-ViRGIsIA.-Princc Edward September Supc
rior Court, 1888:
James m'rcarmon and Matthews and M'Dcamcu, Pits.

NVVIuTUtI SUPC'
rior Court, 1888:
James Mrcarmon and Matthews and NJ Dcarmcn, Pls
against
Jenkins widow OF Obadiah Jenkins dec'd Henry y Jcn
kins VIM N. jenkins, VIM. Hnon and Elizabeth his wife,
Morgan ind Ann his we John NJ jenkins and Sarah his
Richard Jenkins Francis Jenkins Martha Jenkins Mary Jen
Thomas Jenkins and Henry jenkins, administrator of
Obadiah Jenkins, deceased, Defendants:
day this to be further heard the
formerly read and tho report Of Commissioner Watkins made in
OF order made the 9th duy OF April S md was
cuuncon consideration Whereof the Court doth ad
Judge decree, John w. Giam josiah T. Chcade
Vcnabl, Bcnjnmu Shepherd and VIM A. Swami,
who hereby for
purpose, tnSn. TO their assistance IL necessarily compe
tent slot Sarah Jenkins widow of Oba
deed third of the land (havHg regard quny
well Iuany in the bill menioncd of which her husband
Jenkins decd died seized her dover the samr mud
report thereof 10 this Court and the Court doth further al
Judge and that Commissioner Watkins do ascertain
of The said n after the allotment the widow :
aforesaid md make report thereof 10 this
Court with matter specially siad, deemed pertinent by him
which may required by either Of The Parties be
ted. CoPy-Icstc,
b. j. WORSUAM. Z.