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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
sutton & SOuthaII,s Agency.

THE subscribers have established General Agency
in Richmond, Va. and most respectfully Offer their
services to their friends and the public generally or
the transaction of all business requiring agent ~ sau
city. They promise punctuality and strict attention 70
the collection Of accounts and claims Of every descp
ton, selling all kinds Of produce, hiring out servants
renting out and receiving rents of houses eeeing pf
valo sales Of real estate paying taxes on delinquent
lands, and redeeming those that ale sOd, &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond, are informed that correct forms VIII be re-
mitted them with instructions for the proper auihen
tcaton of their vouchers, If desired, for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
promptly attended to- by placing them in the hands of
the undersigned
Office in Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate of the Capitol
Square JAMES I. SUTTON, JS.,
JOHN B. SOUTHALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
u.s. July l6-c6m
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior Cnur,
/ Of Law and Chancery, for the county OF King VIII
ham rendered In the suit Of Christian, Agent, &c
against George N. Powell and others, shall, as Com
missioner, proceed 70 sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 25th day Of January. lSis, IL fair, u
not the next fair day thereafter, by public auction, the
Traet Of Land upon which the said Powell now resides
tai,d Woodberry containing, by recent survey, Soy
acres lying Immediately upon Mattaponi river, about
two miles from King William Court house The build
nps upon The farm are extensive and well suited Tor
ihs accommodate Of Il large family. This farm IKE
ali the lands upon the hut,npon IL very productive
Connected with this tract. matsh Of Is acres very
valuable for grazing.
Al The same time and place, will be sold announcer
Tract OF Land In the upper end of King William near
Msnsohick Church, containing 800 acres. This last
as, Of land Is as good any In the neghborhood ana
IA we'll sdapted the growth Of corn, wheat and To-
baceo. ia, +, -, ..o,,
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting Of men;
women and boys Stock Of Cattle, Horses, Sheep ana
Nos. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils, &C one Barouche and Harness.
The Negroes ill be sold for cash, and the terms OF
sale for the other properly, which will he accommodate
ine will be made known on the day thereof.
s' F. w. SCOTT. Commissioner.
6>r George N. Powell, living nj Woodbury., WIN
take pleasure In showing the land to those VINO may
LII ~ nn,cbass Dec 3-clds
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O NJ NJ $3.50 ERS' SALE
Of Rc1I Estate,

IN lIaNON FIX ltpi
DY virtue Of decree ri the Grrnif Superior Court
- Of Law and Ghancery Tor The county Ct hanover
pronounced the OH day Of Dcieaei, 1917, in suit
therein pending. in which Richardson Gazebrook, RI
bert ;. Glaz-brook, Johr t. Glazrhrook, Iarkin w.
Glazrbrook and others, plaintiffs Judith Glaze.
brook, widow Of John Glazebrook, deceased defend
aat, tho undersigned, as the Commissioners therein
named, viii sell At public auction 10 the highest bid
der, on SATURDAY, the 18th day af Deceinbrr next al
the Tavern Of Colonel 4. NJ. White adjoining The
premises, the TRACT or LAND mentioned in the
bill Of which John ;azebrouk died seized, containing
BY recent survey 25 acres, map of which can be
III application 10 Robert :. Gla2.bronk az The City OF
Richmond, who will take pleasure III giving any infor
nation relative said aah. Tie uraton is kahy
healthy, and the neghbnfhoui excellent. The tract is
well wooded. containing between - and - acres oi
arst rate low grounds on Falling Greek, in original
growth. Colonel Il. NJ. White, or Richardson Glaze
brook living The premises, will show the land 10
any person DESTROYS OF viewing The same. If practi-
cable 1t will be divided into iva more PARTS 10 suit
the convenience of purchasers
TrRAs:-Cash will be required of the purchaser, "a
pay expenses attending sale, and credit Of Twelve
months will be given on ihe balance the purchaser
giving bcgJ and security, and the tiiir retained until
all the purchase money be paid.
EoEERT $. CLaaa22EGRooK, CONS.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
nnfNGI Al HInN

INFORMATION having been received, that JOHN j.
i HACKNEY. convicted Of forgery, and GEORGE 4.
ARMSTRONG, under Indictment for felonously carry
ing away slaves, have escaped from the Jail of Angus
tn county, and now going at large: Therefore,
William smith, Governor Of Virginia, do hereby offer
reward Of hundred dollars TO person or persons
who shall arrest the said John j. Hackney and George
A. Armstrong, and deliver them into the Jail of The
said county Of Augustaor fifty dollars for The arrest
officers of this Common wealth, civil and military and
request the people generally to use their best exer"n
10 procure the arrest of The said Hackney and Arm
strong that they may be brought TO justice
Given under my hand as Governor, and under tht
lesser seal ofthe Commonwealth, AT Richmond
lskAL' this 18th day of November, In the year ls41
WM. SMITH.
az HACKNEY is described rs nearly six feet high
about forty.five years old, with hair somewhat grey
and thin on the top Of his hcad-ad on blue coat AM
a slate coiored pair Of pantaoons.
ARMSTRONG is about twenty-five years old, NV
feet ten inches high, senderly made, and WIN la
hair;-had on q dark blue coat and dark pantaloons
Nov. l9-cGt
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A DpnCJ 4 NJ a TInN

INFORMATION having been received, that LEROY
l WILSON, charged, in the county of King Queen,
with stabbing James Munday, who has since died
of his wonnds has lied from justice, and is now going
at large: Therefore, l, William Smith, Governor OF
Virginia. do hereby oiea reward Of one hundred dol.
lars TO any person persons who shall arrest The said
Leroy Wilson and deliver him into the jail OF King &
Queen county, and do moreover require all officers oil
the wealth. civil and military, and request the
people generally to their hest exerons 10 procure
The arrest Of the said Wilson, thai lie may be brought 10
justice.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond
l'AA this 18th day of November, in the year lSl7
VIM. SMITH.
~ Wilson is described about twenty two years
old about 1--WE feet inches high spare made, win
reddish hair, inclined TO cnrl-licht eyes, red face
shelving the effects Of intemperance;-does not wea
whskers. II is supposed lie may come TO Richmond.
Nov lg-c6t
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On f1atrteenM Street, nalder the Exchange HOtci
rpHOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
aud the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker in the Office ton li
street, under the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by ID. Al. Hoyt, and recently by l.. b. PendIeton.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which J. w
Maury Co. successors 10 Gregory Coz are the Ma
nasers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
TODAY
FRIDAY-Dolar Lottery. To be drawn in Richmond
nj half past O'Clock, the Virginia Lessburg Lottery
Extra Glass No 20. Capital 81 t0U IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 81; halves 50 C.. quarters - c.
SATURDAY-An0ther Dollar Lottery The SUSSEX,
Delaware Lottery Extra, Glass No. 81 10 be drawn n
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday al II O'Clock, and
the drawing will he received here about O'Clock.
Capital $4,000 IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81; halves
50 cents; quarters IS cents.
Saturday Evrning-Sales rlosr At clock.
10000 DOLLARS
Lowest three number Prize ono Dollars.
The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 90. Capitals
$40 900, o0,00D ~ 900, $500, Goo 5,00n 3,, 1000,
1921, Of 1000, l5n of 1000, Sc. - Ms, II dawn.
Tickets SIP; halves q; quarters 3; eighths 50.
Or Orders for packages, certificates oil packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any OF Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (Of which there drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 10 $40 FOR tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention. and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Np.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
b1r Recollect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'MOre." Nov. ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND IN I0TJISA

THE undersigned Commissioners, acting under a
decree of the County Court of Louisa, IN the case
Of Watson ard others W Watson and others, will sell
ny public auction, in frCnt Of Elisha MELONS, Ia
vern, nj Louisa Cuun house, on MONDAY, Tire l:lh
day Of December lo7, ttia being Court day Tract
Of Land lying on South Anna river, III llr county III
Louisa, adjoining The lands Of nr. William ;. Fowler
Col Ro H. shell and Others containing aiO acres, il
being that portion Of the Louisa lands OF the late Col
Joseph Shelton which was allotted, AT The division
thereof In the heirs c the late Mrs. Elizabeth Watson
This land l. believed Ia be very valuable, Inost of IL
being either heavily limbered tobacco land river low
grounds
TERMS-Cash n 10 50 much "A Will satisfy the ex-
penses Of sale, and credit of and iva years as 10
III. residue, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security and The legal title being retained 4
additional security
Tn T. nayyI, WAISoN' Commits
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Oct. l5-3iawids
SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

SALE OF LAND AND NEGKUES.
an THURSDAY, December 30ih, ls47, iffar, # moi
~ The next fair day, will he sold To the highest bidder,
NJ the house Of Carr Fleming ths county Of Gooch
land, the Tract Of Land which Joseph Perkins, de-
ceased, formerly resided, lying IN The lower part Of
Louisa and usually kunwn Perkins, Hills, adnlD-
.p.h and- # Knight Bowles, Mrs. Susan Bowles, COL
deceased aud others. This rrnct or
49,. ,oul.iRs Io7 acres, aai has commodons dwell
na house, and al necessary out houses for family;
also, 4 first rae hrck barn.
The terms Of sale viii be-one-ih.rd cash, and the
balance in equal annual payments, the purchases
giving bond and deed Of the land 10 seizure
The payment. FREDERICK PERKINS.
At llIr same time and place, Will br sold thirteen
likely NEGROES, belonging to the Estate of Robert
Perkins deceased consisting OF men, boys, women and
children on which will ke given a credit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
riy. FREDERlCk PEKkiNs,
Administrator Of Robert Perkins, deceased.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED!
DR. ~. ID. RObinSON.

yHJHO has been successfully engaged In the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, is
still relieving aud positively curing-of the following
forms Of dsease-eght out Of ten who apply TO him,
White Swelling, Drop.y, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AZ
feclions oil the Liver, Ague and Fever, Scald Head
UIcerouS Sores of long standing. letter Cancer, Lep-
rosy Palsy, ST. Wins Dance, Wens. Coughs and AT
fection of the Lungs, supposed to he Consumption
Asthma, syphilis, Gonorrhea, Structure, Mercurial
Disease and all forms Of disease peculiar emalrs
treated several hundred cases of Rheumatism, aud
failed in five only where the remedies energetic
ally applied, in effecting entire Persons sui
ferng from the effect of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory, can be had. Once
No. 3, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
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S0 Dollars Reward !!

DAN AWAY from The snbscriber NJ New Kent
IL Court house. the 27th day OF May, 1916, Ne.
gro Woman named JUDY. The said slave Is about %
years Of age five feet two inches high, and very
black She purchased ny the subscriber, NJ New
Kent ,-ha;.se the 9th day Of May, 1885, and
sold by John g. Christian, ESQ., rs Commissioned, IN
der decree ofthe Chancery Codu OF Richmond in the
case &c Srmple vs.. Christian and others. ] will give
$50 for the apprehension and delivery Of said girl TO me,
in Richmond
Having good to believe that abe Il harboed
between New Kent c. II. and Williamsburg, by white
man will give in addition to the ahove reward, $50
for such information "a will convict the offender.
Nov e-cwtf JOHN J. TOTER.
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COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
IUMWISSIJNENS' UFFICE, 7
RfcHMoSp, 2ad November, 1877.
70 Philip W. Claiborne, Executor NJ Hlhsa ID

KfCHMOSp, 2su November, 1871
70 Philip W. Claiborne, Executor NJ HLhsm ID.
Clatdornc, dcceased
SIR: The Superior Court Of Chnncery for the Rich
- mond Circuit. having ny decree made the
aIst Of June, 1917, in a suit between Britannia Wei
ljnuton hennon, E1ecuuiy Of the last will and iesta-
ment of Beverly krnnon, deceased and others, plain
tis and George ". Basseit, Executor Of Burwel Bas
sett deceased, WIN was Executor Of William u. Ciai-
borne deceased yourself in the capacity aforesaid and
others defendanis and in another suit between The said
Britannia Wellington Kennon, widow of Beverly Ken
pon deceased, and Executrix Of his lasi Will and tes
lament, plaintiff, and George I. kennon and others
defendants; and in third suit between the same plain
mr. and Geo;ee It kennon and others. defendants; d
roced the undersigned, Commissioner TO take Ger
tain ACCOUNTS you hereby notified thai have liked
unon Monday, The oath day Of January ls4s At III,
hour OF 70 ~, at my office. in the city aforesaid, as
The time and place which shall proceed TO discharge
The duties required OF me In said decree, when and
where you viii attend with such papers and voachar:
asyou may have relating 10 said suits
WIN. F. WATSON, Commissioner.
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NEGRO HIRING.

rT,HOMAS II. TALIAPERRO offers his services
i again 10 his friends aud the public generally IN
Hiring Negroes for tile ensuing year hetaSes inns
method of informing those who wish to employ Nun,
that il would lie advisable To inform INN as early as
thew can that he may have opportunity OF getting
good homes. He pledges himself that every e1srtion
Shall be used To Obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that experience OF many Years WIN entt'e
him to q share Of patronage
lie will also continue to act AZ General Agent tor The
Rrn,no ON Of Houses Collecting Claims, &c, and
nsd himself spare excrtons 10 render entire
r,ti.lction 10 al! who may favor him with their busi
Crics-Corner of Wal, and franklin streets
g,rhmond Nov. &c, lsf7.-cf
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P. NJ. TABB & SON.
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,
REMOVED.

,x,ur subscriber having purchased Farm, the late
r,.ldencs Of Ambrose Ford. Esq. few miles
-. ai Buckingham Court House, will commence
s@hool al lh,t place the third Monday IN January
,s,S for The instruction of boys In the most useful
hsnsbes az English and Classical Literature. He Will
ale few BoaTders at the very moderate price OF loo
dollars each, for term Of ten months--that sum EN-
seur all the charges for Board, Washing, Lodging,
and the Tuition fee.
The subscribers long experience and great success
IN raining the minds and shaping tho morals Of youth,
~ deems sufficient pledge for the most faithful per-
sncs Of every duty connected with his profs ssion.
Ms address Is Gravel Hill Post Once, Buckingham
county Virginia. u.v,s
Nae 3-cw5w ELIJAH u HaNcS'
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IN CHANCERY -vIsarNiA AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery. continued by adjourn.
lnent and holden for the county Of James cry and
City OF Williamsburg, al the Court house In SAID CITY,
on Tuesday the sixteenth day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred and fortyseyeni
Elizabeth Coke, fianth;
against
Edward R. Coke. Administrator, with the viii an
nsred of Richard Coke, ST. deceased, and in his own
right, Daniel Jones and Lucy H. his wife formerly
Lucy II. Allen, Henry B. Allen, James II. Allen and
Frances c. Allen Infant children of Frances M. r. AL.
Ien deceased Robert Carr, and Richard Blunt and
Harriet his wife Defendants.
Amongst other things, II was decreed as follows:-
"And II 10 ordered that the said Commissioner do cause
an advertisement TO be published for eight weeks in
the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper published 10 lhe
city Of Richmond for all persons who may have claims
against the said TO In prove and exhibit
The same for settlement before said Commissioner,
or before the 29.h day Of February thousand eight
hundred and fortyeigh and, in default ofheir coming
in 10 prove and exhibit thsir claims for settlement by
that inns they TO be excluded the benefit OF this
decree but the persons so coming in 10 prove and e..
hib their claims for settlement not parties TO this sn
are before they are be admitted creditors to contr
butte to the plaintiff their proportion OF the expenses oil
this suit, 10 be settled by the said Commissioner"
Extract. Teste, THUS. v. CoubiLb.
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BOxLEY,S HOTEL,

hIJHWONH4 Y Il
THIS House, long known as The SWAN TAVERN,
has been recently purchased by me, and have not
only made very large addition 10 II, but have made
every other Improvement 10 the premises which II was
conveniences-added TO which, are the improved in
ernal regulations of the house, rendering il in every
respect decidedly the most comfortable and best fur
shed public house in the city of Richmond. My Bar
cannot be surpassed, my barkeepers and my ser
wants equalled. Any number of persons can be accom-
respectfully invite those coming to Richmond to give
me call. My charges have been regulated To suit the
times. LUTHER X. BOALEY.
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RROoKFIeL.D FOR SALE.

rUUJs we,l.known Estate, situated the Brook
| Turnpike, miles from Richmond, is now offered
fr sale II contains 593 acres large portion of which
are low grounds Of great fertility. The Improvements
consist Of good Dwelling House, the usual ouhouses
Stables and an excellent Barn Few Estates Of its size
combine more advantages than Brookfeld. II IS re-
usrkae for health and beauty, while its vicinity 10
benefit, OF a market The payments will be made 10
accommodate the purchaser upon good security being
given for their punctuaity The Estate viii be shown,
BY the manager IL, 10 any DESTROYS OF purchasing;
Mari has been discovered on II in several places and
used with excellent effect on the land. For further
PARTICULARS inquire at No. Z, Law Building. Of
Dec. 3-ctfIf T.. Z. LEE.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pROCI NATION

1T being represented 10 the Executive that murder
has been committed in the county OF Lee, by Clai.
borne Anderson. who has He'd from justice, and is now
going al large: Therefore, William Smith, Governor
Of Virginia. do hereby offer reward of two hundred
dollars to any person or persons who shall arrest The
said Claiborne Anderson and deliver him into the jail
of Lee county; and do moreover require the officers
Of this Commonwealth, civil and military and request
the people generally their best exertons To
cure the of the said Anderson, thai he may be
brought L. justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
t, lesser seal Of the Common wealth, at Richmond
SIAL' this 18th day OF November, in the year lSi7
WIN. SMITH.
ar No description Of And-rson's person has been
furnished The Executive but he is believed 10 be still
In Lee county, where he is we'll known.
Q-cHi
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VALUABLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE

HAVING determined 10 move To the Western coun.
IL try, offer for sale my very valuable Farm, lying
on Pamunky River, about five miles below New Kent
Court house, and eight miles above Ethan. This
farm is Of the heahest locations on the Pamunky
river and contains about six hundred and twelve acres
Of land two hundred of which are open and in good
state Of improvement, producing 10 Tie shit from three
to five hundred barrels Of corn,he rest is well timber.
|, having on it from eight TO ton thousand cords OF
pine and white oak the former suited for cnrd wood
for the Northern Market to which Il can be convent
entity aen, and The latter emineny suited for ship
building and sufficiently convenient the Ethan ship
yard. The il good, and very convenient to the
dwelling house. The soil il well adapted To the growth
| Of corn, wheat oats, clover &C. The improvements
consist of neat comfortable and commodous dwell
ing house, together with all necessary ont houses.
Any person wishing To purchase such farm, or be-
ing DESTROYS OF further information IN relation 10 il,
will please come and it, address the subscri-
| ber at New Kent Court house, Va.
Oct. l-claf3ms U. B. SAUNDERS.
~ Whig requested To COPY.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
Ll(xI A a rCIDA

yNHEREAS, IL has been represented TO the Executive
w THAI Austin Libon free man of color, charged
in the county OF Northumberland, with murder, has
ed from justice, and Is going at large Therefore
l. William Smith, Governor of Virginia, do hereby Of
fer reward of hundred dollars to any person oil
persons who shall arrest the said Austin Lhon and de-
liver him into the Jail Of Northumberland county; and
do moreover require all officers Of this Common wealth
civil and military and request the people generally IL
their best e1erons 10 procure the arrest of the said
fugitive, that he may he brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
, lesser sral OF the Commonwealth. at Richmond
ishAh.l this 25th day of November, in the year lsi7
WM. SMITH
1Sr Austin Iibon is described as 4 negro Of dark
compile xoll, with the right cheek, and large
protuding upper Lips about feet 3 inches high
Nov 3L-C6t
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WOOD
LAND

PURSUANT TO decree al the circuit supeIof
l Court Of Law and Charcery for the county OF sur
", pronounced on the 25ih day Of October lS47, IN
n!l styled "Rufhn, &c, against Scammeli and ad.,"
The undersigned, Commissioner for the purpose APP
pointed, will expose TO sale, at public auction. To the
highest bidder front of the Court house of the county
fsury, on SATURDAY. the LIST day of January, ls4S,
Two Tracts OF Land In Surry county, the first contain
Ing two hundred and seventyfve acres, adjoining John
H. Baee and Others. and the other containing seventy
and a haifacres, adjoining the fest named tract
Those lands valuable account OF the great guam
hly OF pine wood upon them, which is contiguous to
James river being within and half miles thereof
further description il deemed unnecessary AZ It 10
presumed purchasers will examine for themselves.
Tho TERMS will be-a credit of one and two years,
Ia equal proportions for bonds bearing interest from
day DR. sale with good personal security, and deed OF
uus secure the payment Of said bonds on the lands
sod Except for much will he necessary 10 pay tbs
expenses Of the sale, which will DO required 10 CASH.
The title 10 this property unqusstionable but the
subscriber will convey such only as is vested in him by
The decree. WIN. T. UNDERWOOD, Comf.
Dsc 3-cutdRs