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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

Gov SLADE's REPLY TO SENATOR PHELPs.-
Hon. Samuel s Phelps, I. s Senator from Vermont.
lately issued pamphlet in which ne reviewed the
circumstances connected with his reelection IN 1874
10 the seat filed by him, and handled with great Sc
verify several distinguished Wings of that State,
and, among the rest. Gov. Slade, who had labored
to secure his defeat We have never seen the
pamphlet Of Mr. Phelps but it has been represented
to US as very dscreditable to him, only mem
Der OF the Senate but us q man Gov. SHADES reply
is now before us and we have read enough Of il TO
be convinced ,ha, he writes in good temper, and
makes out strong case against his antagonist,
more than this it would nc, be proper for us to say
a' 'eas' not without farther investiga,ion-os con-
'soNessy which every Wing mus, look upon with
regret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

~ Gour1uds aitr dedicated Soap 10. me Of PIN.
PIES Fr-ckes, Tsn 5sIpwG=.s, Erupaons AID all sfia
ti-hr.rein-Es, he ony depot 81 WRlser-s iss store
FROM Broad gay, 81 c,lts Gr-cla1 Hair Dye
pezeab1 Liquid Rouge, for crm.oning Lips aud Chseks
POtlirs Sbe for srGdcRng HPe.1u0uI air without lpil
~, the ssin Lily PhHe iOr instantly scattering r-dneis
and f1.hes rom The face Acoustic drops Tor curing deal
ness, &c ac The s5Oye celebrated preparation. Of Df
GoursTds 70 be found only b-sr nGt ST Wshef
S. la Store FROM Broadway
Aezsrs-E 3. Tuu.e, Assembly Bulldogs Phlisdes
phie; Jordan, ? hNs-st Boston; Carleton Co. Lo~eai
Ives. Salem; w. &. G-rrish ~ Bedford Gd'h. 3acscri
Bn.s, Springfield Gfesn K Co Worcester Myers, y
Haven. d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

ouTsIps--Fzst Pags.-' Darkness Vis'oie AeF. WI
Walkers Temperance Sermon Public IS secret Ass0'
e.ason, Expulsion of The Tribune Reporter from the
Floor Of the House; John Augustus; Farmers LioEa
~: News from South Africa Fourth Pase.-' Gear tbs
,y.y., Sale. of Stocks; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

II 1t will be seen by reference to our Legisla
tive proceedings that Mr.. BARLOW, Loco OF the
Senate has declared IN favor of Universal Suffrage
Can we not induce the Evening Post the Morning
News and the Albany Argus to tell US what they
think oftbe Democracy offs Property qualification
az a test Of mans fitness to vote Speak out,
gentlemen Do you adopt the doctrine that at
men are created equal, or do you say with neigbof
Slaium, of the Globe that nil men except nigsers
q re- so created
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ssaEl SOUTHERN NAH.

" Judge KILL sncmiuen; and highly esteemed
czen Of Baltimore died a: bis rsidecco III tia. City On
tie 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

s Mr. Snlaer was robbed recently near La
grange Ga while sEsyelRg in stage coach of valise
contasng s''ov iae .ooeer was serwurd identified II
proportion Of the money was recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10
MARRIED.
DIED:

At Cincinnati, % inst Rev. VIM. 4. Slnawood to Mr
Mary L. Douglas, of New.iorS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

" BRILLIANT goUsE Was assembled a. lne h ~, 20,
last u ght acd the whole entertainment wer on VIA
spirit That establishment richly deserves a. me ps-ob
the public has generously bestowed upon H. a. "a
The very attractive card presents 10 career na' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

DETROIT At the charter election in Detroit he';
last week, the Loco.F ocos elected their candidate
for Mayor and the Wings majority of he Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

r The Spring Style Of Cuuing Hair aud ni.t, IT, -
Introduced oy Hill, the tnaizbIe dali CateI, onsnds
Nassau corner of Pns-st is really beautiful snc eoinss
It.eie 20 al whs admire neslness, combined WIN
OF form. Try hun Don't forget the aumber-ls
min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

GENESEE CO
Bergen and Byron have elected the Wing tickets
the latter without opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

u A brick school-house in Ellicou st. Hatiaio,
WAS damaged By fire 10 the amount OF 69 zee dollars
on the morning OF the 9th inst, incurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10
NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
cuENANGo coUNTY-comp,e,e.

Rainbridse. Joseph Kirby Gni.ford Cbas Laih am
Columbus. II f Storrs. Greene 80
Ccpc,try WIN. Church. McDonough.--
German -. c. G. Briggs Nor,cici - O. c. Rundell.
Liuckiean e p Edredge. Oxford. R. Mygati.
Ne,c Rsritn. Henry Bennett Pharsdiia' -
Olsei;o - Samuel Butts Pncher ---.-. David Smith
Sherburns- john kershaw Plymouth -
Smi,trUe. james Young. Preston. - - .
Smyrna TO- l. Union ticket; Temper'e.
la this County the Wings have los, Norwich,
Plymouth, Pitcher and Greene and gained German,
Coventry Buinbridge and New Berlin There is
Wing majority on the popular vote
ONEIDA COUNTY.
S,rpEny1soRs-WHIG Towns
Camden Curtiss ~ Hartford Oliver Prescott.
Eior,ncr u g. Dorranca E;rkinRd. &C. C.. Cook.
PG-is ~. Mllard. Rczassn- 10. O. Grithths.
St,pbs7 Russell Fuller. Utica. Charles Tracy.
Yt.oac ~ $. Whaey. Hhtestown Luke Smith
UesmcreiapG. Warren Converse.
LocoFoco Towns.
iagscic. ira Liiybrdge. Boonviis.- w. $ jackson.
iuyss:a a.. REM Allen. Deefela.. j. C. Weaver.
R-ids,,cstsr NJ Converse rlogd 49, David Moul:ou.
Y,e.I ] Cao:e Sap seh,id - Waiter.
A,arcv Huzcn L. FOX. Trenton 80. Luther Guitssu.
Mc-skGi. John Dean Vernon. DR.. Howse.
Rome Giles Hawey. YieHpa..- Alvs Hszer.
Heso7,. David U;ey.
oTSEGO Co,-SrPURvlsoRs.
Wh;s yopas.
CheryrIaliey BENZ Davis. Ricdfeid 5. Churchill!
o,ego......M Bundy. Decatp -. .Prob Wing
Plainfsld. t. MIR. Shoals abb
Loco Foco Toms
Exeter .Jededish P. sill 8H-l;ss ton A A. Msther-
HartIsick :. L. Mauhewsop. EGrnesroR a. Bcsrdsey.
MayyiGRd l. Y. Boar6msn Middiessid Sumner Ely.
Milford. Elijah Brown. Nsno, L:sbor,D. Robinson
Wes;for6 Nathan Bidske. UnddMa Dr. Colwcl
U;orcestey L. c. Riselow. Pins6sid L. Spaisri
O.s0aiG 49,. .Eliskm +. Ford.
MONROE CO.
sUPERYIsoRS-wHIG TOWNS.
Brighton Stevenson Oils, Rsd.--.. Assh! A Homer
Chill. John T Lacy. Rush. 49,. Peter Price,
CiarSsoa. Isaac Houston Sreden-- Robert Staples,
Gd,es.-.. NJ c. Wetmore. FseatidnG. Elisha Harmon
Henrietta Willes Springer Wejs;sr. w Holt
hoaGeggoit Jno McGoncsal \ LIST Dis Haywood,
MeaGoa. Marvin Gates, : I'd G. Il. Mumiord,
Parma Harris Clement : Sd 8 Miller,
Pegfsid. -. T. Raymond : 4th John Miller,
PitsforG. Marvin Hopkins, * 5th WBAeSsnder.
LOCO Foco TOWNS
Greece.....J 5. Stone, Ogden. Austin speu
Psrintoa WIN. Lockwood.
ERIE COUNTY Complete.
Wig rctcss-Alden, Amherst Aurora, Black Rock.
Buasc2d Sd and 9Th Wards Clarence, Golden Collins
Concord Evsus Newstesd. Sardinia Wsles-l5.
Loco Foco Tot7as-Bos,on Brandt Butfao-ls: and ish
Wards Cheek,owags, Eden Hamburger, Holland Lam
caster Tonswhnde-lO
GENESEE co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

Souherners and all others LntnecstelY nte,efsd
IN the use OF HILLS INFALLIBLE OSGUEHT, foi
promoting the CROWN and identifying the hair ersdcsIos
piiyrass or dandrut and preventing gray hars G ana
toilet preparation Is superior 20 any iDg GOV IL use
Read What they ssy ~ho have used Il;
Mr hi!i-b-ore using Jour OpgUert my hslr "ss con
inuay dropping OF and Considerable dsntfut sccuhHas
my head, after using II few tays my psr e-e
slsg IF and The tasdrnf entirely disappesr-d i ns.
ny soft; and left healthy surface 10 the skin foo to
.eot of your large boxes, ard ssye 10 cyu".-
snail hay. good mead OF half The hrsL box nsd aoee1'
20 make /: grow. Your mos. o5tt MASON WHIT
No 5 Battery place, ~ T.
Principal otncs No. IS Nassan-Et Ag-nci-s-J j1ryJ
535 Bro.d~ayi Mr. Evrardr, Us Grsnc.ti M T. eewe,
i75 Grand Mrs 81 Sloan, 80 Grandsti snf a t3e p-
cipaI wholesale drug fancy goods stores al OF "h9a
have certificates OF agency IN all csses signed 81 ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

u The Long l,Iand Nail had no; arrived when we
went to press nj O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

STATE OF MORALS AT AUBURN PRIsoN-Thc
Csyugs Patriot contains q statement from which 1t would
seem that The case OF Plumb the Of severe
casgson which has occurred in the same prison. Il
also tells pretty hard story sbou! the morals and ha;f
of the officers which if true convcta them Of petty Jar
cenics ghne aud other m;sdemesncra similar 10 loose
committed by prisoners under thar charge, snc 'of
which they (hc prisoncrs) were held in Ga Oniy
few days have elapsed since officer w15 convicted
Of larceny, and euianccd l0r i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

la this County the Wings have los, Norwich
Plymouth. Pitcher and Greene, and gained German
Coventry. cambridge and New Berlin. There lie
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-21

Since tho last season, a beautiful
Building has been erected, fronting three hundred
and ten feet, and very many alterations and i'm
provements have been made in other respects. The
grounds have been much improved, fine walks
made to the Bath Houses, and for those WHO prefer
Surf.bathing, no place can present a finer beach.
NO expense has been spared to render this for COM
Tort and pleasure, in every respect the 6rst place
in the country. The beauty of the scenery and the
saiubrity of the climate together with the VA rious
sources of interest and amusement make this the
most attractive place in the Union.
The walks in and around the Fort, together with
the music of the splendid Band, arc alone we'll
worth visit here. Situated on the Chesapeake
Bay, on the great line Of travel between the North
and South, it offers agreeable visiting place to
those going North.
It is within "a hours Of New York, Is of Ph:la.
dciphia IL of Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria
and Annapolis, of Rio hmond and Petersburg and
within / hour of Norfolk and Portsmouth, thereby
enabling persons engaged in active business TO
place their families in of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where they
can be united at any time within a few hours
throughout the Summer from to 10 of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily, moving in every
direction. offering every facility for reaching here
or getting away, and from the cheapness of the
fare. holding out great Inducements 20 travel.
The services Of active Il d efficient Agents have
been procured and excrtions will be spared to
render comfortable, all who may favor us with
Their company. JAMES S. FRENCH.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-21

T'AXES-Thosc persons in arrears for TAN
Il rs, up to the present date, will please rcmcun-
Der that the time has long since passed that ,hey
should have been settled. The subscriber, under
present circuif stances can give further indul-
Gcnce, (uniess he can advance the amount now
due, or uncollected, which he is unable TO do were
ne wllllng0 must compel ALL to settle on, the first
Cdt or levy IN every instance, without regard to
persons. Inc interest on the amount unsolicited
would consume the whole of the subsc riber's paw
or the past year were to remain unsolicited much
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to all
The subscriber will also inform those who paw
Taxes in Portsmouth that he has been appointed
the Collector for the present year, and in CONGO
quence OF the opposition he met with, from few
OF the drones Of Portsmouh; who not only applied
Tor his situation, but actually tried TO undermine
him, which compelled him to take it under circum
stances which will allow him to indulge no persons
whatever; consequently, he deems it his duty to
say that the first of July is the longest indulgence
that can be given; and hopes, under existing cir.
course which necessity compes him to pursue
April III VIM PORTLOCK, Town Col
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, /,
Norfolk. goth Nav, 1886.

SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE will
- be received until l2 O'clock on the Goth dsy of
June next for the delivery at the Navy Yard of the
following articles for the of the Navy on this
station for the fiscal year, CONNIE ncng on the let
July next. and ending the 30th of June, Is47
The offers must he made for each class separafeiv
according to its number Tin duplicated ana be SO
endorsed and on account will be cceived for
part of the class, If mixed with any other class
The price of each and every article in the offer
must be distinctly stated and carried out for the
whole quantity and be correctly added up at the
foot of tho total amount of the offer or class ex
comparison may be made. All the articles must
be OF the best and most approved quality, subject
to inspection nj the Yard, and in of failure to
deliver in time, the Agent will be Liberty to sup.
ply the deficiency, by purchase at the cost of the
contractor.
Bond and security will be required in one third
OF the estimated amount of the contract, and 10
per cent will be deducted fro all accounts until
the contract is completed-and If the contract and
bond Is not executed in Ten days after the offer is de-
cided IL oi be annuiied and another contract trH be
made tcidt other person.
The articles named in the LIST and End Glasses
may be delivered at any time before the lst of
March. 1S47.
All articles in every other class to be delivered
on or before the 18th day of September next.
II must be understood that the offers and con-
tracts will give the government the right to call
for and the contractors be hound deliver at the
same prices and the same conditions an v further
quantity Of the articles enumerated (ercept those
in The first. second and sirh cdsses) which may be
ordered prior to the first of July, lS47, upon re.
ceiving 80 days previous notice. t
Offers mill posiuely be rejected If not in dupiicate
and eIdcHy comfortable to The advertisement.
LIST CHASING. i, GUN-CARRIAGE PLANK
Per superficial feet.
E OF White Oak OF the very best quality, TO be
clear of the centre pith, heart shakes sap, or
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TRUsT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

II Fursuant TO Deed Of Trust, executed by
John H. Hope and Eliza A., bis wife, dated on tho
i2h day of July, in the year lS45, and of record
IN the Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court, for
the purposes mentioned in the said Deed, will be
sold, at public auction, for cash. before the Court
House OF Norfolk County. on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF June next at u O'clock the following Real
Estate, to wit:
One Tract of Land OH Mount Pleasant, contain.
ing one hundred and forty acres, more less adj
joining the lands OF jesse d. Skies and Thos Muir
den.
One Tract of Land the Elbow Road in tho
Parish OF ST. Brides adjoining he land of Stephen
b. Iatcm, containing one hundred and fifty acrcs
more or less. = -
An undivided two thirds of Tract of Land on
mount Pleasant Road in ST. Brides Parish, adjoining
the lands OF Nehemiah Foreman and others cor,
less. ~
Inc two last mentioned Tracts of Land will be
sold subject to the dover estate of Ann. the VII.
of Leonard G.. Adams. THE TRUsTEES
May l4-tds
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DURSU ANT to two Deeds of Trust from, Tho
u mas W. Johnston and Frances his wife ono
bearing date on the 9th of July, lS43 and the 9TH
er 18th OF May, ls45. and of record in the Clerks
0fhce OF Norfolk Comfy, to secure certain debt.
therein mentioned TO the Bank of Virginia will
ne sold, at public auction before the Court House
door in Por smouth, THURSDAY, the 2Sth in
slant, at halt past IL O'Clock, p. M. for cash
LOT, IN Portsmouth, described as certain
lot OF Land In the town of Port mouth and bound
ed as follows: running West 1870 feet on North ST.
thence South lib feet to Wiioughby c. Butlcr's
lot, thence East $50 feet to Washington street
thence along Washington street ll3 feet to the be.
ginning, and numbered in the plan of the town
2sS. together with it's hercditamcnts and appurtc-
nances. THE TRUSTEES
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Zrssns rnonNNoG T II ou.

NTESSRS. GEORGE w. POWELL, and Ma
Ixl THANIEL T. WILLIAMS: GENTLEMEN
Please take notice. that, You not inhabitants
of the Common wealth of Virginia, I shall. on
TUESDAY. the 7th day of July, 1916. between the
Barnett, or Samuel b. Harwood, in the CITY of
vicksburs, in the State of Mississippi, proceed to
take the Dispositions of Thomas Holiday, George
James Brabstone, and others, to be read as evil
dence at the trial of certain course now pending
and aforementioned in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery, for the County of Southamp.
ton in the State of Virginia, wherein l. and Others
are plaintiffs, and you and others, defendants
and II the said dispositions shall not be completed
on said day. then the same will be continued from
day to day. between the same hours (Suuday's
oxccp,ed,) until completed, when and where YOU
will attend if you think proper.
May 81 JEPHTHAH T. POWELL.
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GALABRUN,s

III ID & O p il a IN Nl0 TIE L i.
PENN AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON CITY. A
0- No pains ,ciH be spared 10 secure the comfort of
those ,cho may pafroniSs IL.
AIDES ORDINARY.-For The better ac-
~ commodatiou of Ladies visiting Washington
City on business, or fr pleasure the subscriber has
arranged Tor an excellent Ordinary with the ncces-
sary parlors and apartments Every attention will
be rendered TO visiters in order TO make them COM
portable. The charges will be very moderate.
The Gentlemen's Ordinary will be continued as
usual T. GAIABRIJN
- European Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, near the
treasury Bulldlngs. May 10
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NJ OTlCE.-The debts due the late firm of Rus
~ sell & Eskridge, and Vernon Eskrdgo have
been assigned to US by Deed of the 21st Of Febru-
ary 1916, of record in the Clerks Office Of Norfolk
County Court, in Trust for the benefit of their
creditors.
All persons indebted to the said firm or to thu
said V. Eskridgc, arc respectfully requested to
make payment unto Us, or to Mr.. James C. Choete
for collection, by the LIST Of June
LLOYD w: WILLIAMS, 1r..
SAMUEL M. WILSON, trustees
April 25-tls,Junc
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3rd and 4th CLASS-LUMBER, &c.
ard CLASS

3rd and fth CLASS-LUMBER, &c.
3rd GLASS
1000 cubic feet of White Pine Plank Stocks Per
Poop Deck, Beams and Plank, : foot
75,OO0 superficial feet inch White Pine Plank) q
$4,000 B" :
The White Pine Plank and Boards to be Z <
clear and free from all shakes, knots or other 8
defects. 2
500 sup. # Bay Wood Mahogany, in thick1 :,
5000 " " w bite Ash Boards %" &
s 1000 q. Plank Ian J. :. e
5000 sup. feet White Oak Boat Boards, from .
Is to &c feet long, inch thick, 5 to iOS ?
18th CLASS
1000 superficial feet inch Elm Boat Boards, .
from 8 70 10 inches wide; in lengths from z
1000 sup feet of Cypress Boat Boards, to lo} s
inches wide; in lengths from ia to IS s ,
feet, one inch thick
All the Boat Boards to be quartered and clear OF
sap, shakes and other defects.
$50 sup feet of inch Cherry Boards Is to 90 \ .
inches wide, =
1850 do do of inch Black Walnut Boards, :
Is to 90 inches wide, =
90 Hickory Hand Spikes feet long. in. so. s
36 do Capstan Bars IL feet long, 6 in So 2
Hand Spikes and Capstan Bars to be of young
Hickory quartered.
1000 Leager Slaves feet in long, in. wide, !
II inch thick,
400 do Heading feet s in long, inches
wide. l. in. thick, -
5000 Demi- Leager Slaves, 4 feet in. long, 3 :
in wide, II inch thick, =
1900 do do Heading, feet 9 in long 6 =
in; wide, l.. inch thick, 9
1000 HID Slaves, 3 feet inch. long, 81 inches s
wide, inch thick, :
1908 do Heading,2 feet inches long, S in q
wide, inch thick,
1000 Pipe Slaves, feet inches long, 81 inches
wide. inch thick
1000 Running feet Ash Oar Rafters, l4ft long, -
1000 do do do l5do :
2OOO do do do 16do
1000 do do do lido 7 5
1000 do do do 18do Z
The n Oar Raiters to be of the very best White
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no THE PUBLIC.--I have for sale at 81
, per gallon, THE COMPOSITION or Burning
Fluid, so much talked Of nova DAYS. As I get
IL direct from the maker in New York. The per.
sons who use it may rely getting pure and fresh
II is without doubt the cheapest light, taking in
consideration the cleanliness and brilliancy Of any
that is now used. No smoke nor smell from e.
DANIEL s. CHERRY,
May Under the Old Dominion once.
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DoCTOR u. N. MERCER. very reapeotfnl.

nOCTOR T. N. MERCER, very respectful
~ ly offers his Professional Services to the in
habitants OF Portsmouth and vicinity. He proposes
no reference, save that of the experience of nm
average share of practice, att ended with fatternc
success, for nearly five years Though credential.
from the highest authority in the land can be pro
duced if required. p'
Once and residence High street. in the build
ing formerly occupied by Doctor john P. You're
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Alta Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry held for Norfolk County, the 9th day of April
Jethro A. jenkins who sues as well for himseIf0
as on behalf of all other creditors of Benia-
min Goodwin, deceased, who may choose to -
come in on the usual terms and prove their T.
claims. Plaintiff. G.
Against 2
VIM. Tatem, Sheriff of Norfolk County, and ,
committee of the estate of Benjamin Goodwin, z
deceased, Elizabeth Goodwin (widow,) and e
Lavinia, Benjamin, Stephen and Samuel God z
win, infants, by John r. Kiiby, who has been -
appointed guardian I'D hhm, to defend them
in this suit. Defendants.
THE Bill in this cause having been filed, and
Il the subpoena executed on the defendant, VIM
Tatem, Sheriff Of Norfolk County, and committee
of the estate of Benjamin Goodwin, deceased and
Elizabeth Goodwin, more than two months, and they
still falling to appear and answer: On motion Of
the plaintiff by Counsel, his Bill is taken for con-
fessed as to these defendaRte. And thereupon, the
cause came on to be heard on the Bill, answ ers OF
the infant defendants, general replication and ex
hibits, and was argued by Counsel. On considera-
ton whereof the Court doth adjudgc, order and
decree, that Commissioner of this Court perform
the following duties, TO wit:
LIST. That he ascertain the amount due by the es
tate of Benjamin. Goodwin, deceased, to the plaintiff
and to all other creditors who may appear before
him upon the usual terms and prove their claims
The nature of the said claims, whether binding the
and. He will settle an account of the Admins.
tration of the defendant, VIM. Tatcm, Sheriff, Of
the estate of BENJAMIN Goodwin, deceased, in doing
which bound the heirs of the said Goodwin, and will
make statement showing the amount.
Sd. He will ascertain what real estate the said
Benjamin Goodwin died seized and possessed of, in
whose hands IL is, and its annual and fec simple
value, and if the personal estate should be made
guate to discharge the debts OF the testator, tho
Commissioner will ascertain the most convenienf
and suitable mode of raising the amount binding
the real estate Of the testator All which he will
report to Court with such matters as he may deem
pertinent to be specially stated, or which either
party may require to be so stated.
Copy-Tcsto:
WIN. J. ROWLAND, d. G.
Pursuant to the above decree, have appointed
Wednesday, the Path day Of juno next, to com
mence the execution Of the orders therein to me d.
rected and shall continue the same, from day to
dav until completed. All persons therein inter
ssted will attend at my Office, on that day, between
the hours Of 9 A. NJ. and p. M, with their testi.
Commissioner in Chancery.
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