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POWhatan House,


Hotel, so long and well kept by Mrs. Duval. To
those VINO know The Powhaian Iluuse. nothing
need be said in lis pIaise:-ils delightful location
its fine accommodations, and The order and
quiet with which il is conducted, make il a mos,
agreeable resiing-place for families or indiyidu-
ais.
The friends OF the subscriber, who patronizcd
him at Dibrelps Springs and The Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited to renew their a%cquain-
lance with him at tie Powhalan House, situated
on a level and beautiful cmInence near the centre
ofthc city, 4 few steps from the Capitol, Cover
nur's House and City Hall, ana very convenient
10 he Railroad Derol>, Boat landings and bust
ness part of the city.
81 The Powha:an Coach will be in readiness
10 convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
I c Hotel icithoni chay.e, and thus save them
from 80 cents 10 81 dollar por,e!age.
grBAR on he basement GOor.
Board per day 81 so.
June 22-d3w&cif CHAS. /. DIBRELL.
TN CuANCERY-VlRG,xIa: Al 4 Snperior
/ Court Of Chanccry for The Richmond Circuit,
held at The Capitol in The city OF Richmond, June
%, 1915:
Grandson f. Marx, and Elizabeth his wife,
who before her inicrmaTriage with said Marx,
was Elizabeth Carter, widow and relict of Edward
Garter, dec, Pitts:
Against
Robert A. Mayo, late Sheriff of Henrico coun-
", and as such administrator de bonis non with
the will annexed Of Edward Carter, dec, Robert
w. Saunders, and Sarah Jane his wife, who be-
fore her intermarriase with said Saunders, was
Sarah Jane Butler, lsham Waymack, W,,lialn
Morgan, Philip Gentry, Edward Carter Way
mack, Jam S Francis Waymack, ShadIack Way
mack, Adelia Louisa Waymack, and Martha
Ann Butler, the last six being infants under The
age VI Iwenly-one ycaIs, Delis:
On the motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel. The
Coun doth assign NathanielP Howard guardian
nd ltem 10 the infant defendants Philip Gentry,
Edward Garter Waymac!;, James Francis Way
mack, Shadrack Waymack, Adelia Louisa Way
mack, and Martha Ann Butler, 10 defend them in
This suit Whereuron, The sad Infant defend
ants, by their said guardian I'd Item, filed lhciran-
swer Ia the bill OF the plaintiffs, TO which The said
plaintiffs BY counsel replied generally. And The
cause coming on By consent OF all the adult par
ties by their counsel, and vi the infant defendants
BY their guardian ad ijtcm, 10 be heard upon The
bill, the answer Of Ike defendant, Robert a.
Mayo, late Sheriff Of ~IIenrico county, and, Is
such, administrator dc bonH nol, with the will
annexed, OF Edward Carter, deceased, the answer
OF the infant defendants, Teplications 10 the sad
answers and exhibits filed, and being argued by
counsel On consideration thereof, Tie Conrl
DtlDS Vi DHlUlUn lIldl tUc tluc CtuStl lllbH vi INK
residuary clause in The will Of Edward Carter,
deceased, filed with the answer oil the defendant,
his administrator requires a division of The resi-
dunn therein mentioned in equal proportions, per
capita, between I,ham Waylnack, each oi the
children Of james Waymack, Philip Gentry,
and each Of the daughters OF Nelson Butler,
doth, for The purpose of c~!ltc.ing such ultimate
division, adjudge, onler aud decree, that jas. A.
Goiiin, Bacon TAFT and VIM. ii cOodwyn, who
are hereby appointed commissioners for the pur-
pose, VI ans two of them, do proceed 10 ascertain
the present value OF the twelve slaves now in
he hands of the defendant Mayo, as administers
tor aforesaid, and 10 divide the said slaves in
kind, if practicable, first assigning one-thild there
Otto the plaintiffs, and then dividin. The balance
equally PER capaG anon. the children ni James
Waymack, the children Of Nelson Butler and
Philip Gentry, making such allowance for onclty
Of partition as 10 them may seem reasonable
but should the said division in kind no; be prac-
iicable in The opinion Of lie said commissioners
they are directed 10 report accordingly, with their
reasons for that opinion, together with any other
matters specially stated deemed p~cr,i1en. by Them
selves, or which may be required by the parties, 10
be so stated.
And the Court DOH further a~djudge, order and
decree, hat the defendant, Robert "A. Mayo, late
Sheriff of HcErico county, and, a. such, admins
traitor &c bonis non, with The will annexed, Of Ed.
ward Carter, deceased, do render an accoun! OF his
administrator before one Of The Commissioned
Of this Court, who is directed TO examine, Stale,
and settle the same, and make report thereof 10
the Court, with any matter specially sta ed deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be required
By the parties TO he 50 stated.
And on the moliun OF The plaintiffs By counsel,
the Court doth order and require, that all persons
having claims against The estate of Edward Car
ter, deceased, do exhibit The same 10 this Court for
settlement before The first day Of January, 1876;
and doth direct that this order be published in one
Of The newspapers printed in the City Of Rich.
monJ, and continued therein for eight weeks, AMI
be posted at the door Of the Court House Of lhs
county of F%Ienrico, and also at The door of the
Court House in The City Of Richmond, on two
county and corporation, respectively.
A Copy. Tesle.
n y. HOWARD C.. G.