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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

S. s. MafIit, Esq, is not the writer Of
the article headed "7he Royal Family"
which appeared in The Wing of last
week, as has been by some persons as
serted. 1t was written by another prom
inent Democrat, and Mr.. s. never saw
it, we are sure, until it appeared IN
print.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30
LAND For SALE.

THE subscriber has several Tracts of Land
lying near Elkton and North Fast. for sale. He
will sell on favorable terms in lots to suit pur-
chasers. THOS. S. THOMAS.
Two or three tenants wanted for small Farms.
North East, Aug. 30, If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

HE MAGAzINEs.-GraAcm's, The In.
ternation1 and Godeys Ladys Book for
September have all been received, are
capital numbers, and worthy to be pur.
chased and read.
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ReligjGUS Notice.

BY Divine permission, Bro. Prof. Rolln, Of
Del. College will preach to-morrow (Sahbath)
mornin" at Bethel, al 10 O'Clock, and al Chesa-
ean Z City at 3 P. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

LFJames Ford, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Cecilton in place
of, + Pearce, ESQ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30
CAMP MEETING.

A Camp Meeting for Cecil Circuit Methodist
Protestant church,) will be held on the land Of
Mr.. Glacken, on the road leading from Port
Deposit TO Vinegar Hill, commencing on WE'D
NESDAY next, September Bird.
J.K. HELMBOLD, Sup't.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

G=Henry Chamberlain Esq, with
draws his name as candidate for Reg.
lister of Wills.
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NOtiCe.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
n of Samuel Crothers deed are notifedto pre-
sent the same to the subscriber for settlement,
and all who are indebted TO the said estate are
requested 10 make payment TO the subscriber on
or before the LIST day of March 1852.
LEWIS CROTHERS, Ex'tr.
August 3Oth IS5l--3t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

1--WE have not time to-day to speak
particularly of the Wing candidates,
nominated on Wednesday last, but refer
to the proceedings of the Convention.
1t is held by our wing friends all over
the county, to be very strong ticket,
and such is our opinion.
We never saw so much unanimty in
IA county convention. Every candidate,
except for Delegates to the Assembly,
wss nominated by reclamation, and ono
bal lot decided with regard to them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

'a,he bilious dysentery prevails on
z alsland, Queen Anne's county,
the present time.-Nearly all
younc = 1r. William Barickson is
nat. A few days since,
died with it-one
ter Of IS, and a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

[CF-It is proper that we. should notice
the remarks of the last Democrat in ref.
erence TO Mr.. Evans.
1t asserts that Mr.. E. did not wish a
discussion with Mr.. Mccullough, but
only wanted the letters for publication;
and the evidence is, that 1t Published
the correspondence before Mr.. E. saw
Mr.. Noes lettY.
1t is all fumaery to say that Mr.. Nc
Cnlough has not time to meet Mr.. Ev-
ans on the stamp, where the issues could
be fairly met, as they cannot be else
where. He is absent days at time tel.
ling his own story;-would it have ia.
ken more time to have met Mr.. E. be.
fore meeting of the voters; "people are
not TO be hoodwinked" thus.
The people have enough of Mr.. Els
"1rords, they now wants acts" says Tie
Democrat. 1t seems certain they are to
get no rords from Mr.. McC.; not even
enough to tell them what acts he in
tends 10 perform.
The people pretty we'll understand
the Richie business referred to. A
bold attempt was made to piunder the
Treasury of quarter Of q million of
dollars. Mr.. Evans stepped boldly in
to save the. public money, and for this
he is charged with 'pouring his wrath
on the head of the venerable Richie"
In regard to Mr.. Els vote on the Ash
mum Amendment, or, to cut the matter
short on any other question, all we ask
at the hands Of The Democrat is a fair
statement. We challenge and defy 1t to
make any capital against him out Of his
votes, by fair representation; and it
may rest assured ltcannot with impuni.
ty, m'squote, and garble, and copy de-
bates from his enemy's paper, and by q
forgery credit to the Congressional Globe
what never appeared in it, as it did on
previous occasion. We caution every
citizen against believing the assertions
of a candidate who will not meet his
opponent fairly before the people; or,
the statements of paper, which has
shown by its acts, that it can alter the
'rords of a debate and give false author
ties, to the injury of a gentleman
whose public acts it proposes to discuss.
The OPPosITIoN.--The loco conven-
ton ofTuesday last nominated the fol-
lowing candidates for the county offices:
Clerk, Doct. H. II. Mitchell; Register,
Doct. B. F. Busy; Sheriff, Benz. Vandi-
yer; Senator, John NJ. Miller; Delegates,
Jno. W. Morgan, John Mackle, John T.
Richards; States Attorney, Richard
Grason; Surveyor, E. B. Lewis; Orphan u
Court, Noble Pennington, VIM, Torbert,
Joseph Couden; Commissioners, 1st
Dist. Geo. M. Tyson, 2nd---, 3rd,
Thomas Boulder, 4th, James Mackie,
9th, George Benjamin, 9th Zimri Tay.
lor, 7th, Robert Montgomery.
NJ
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WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wing Delegates appointed in
primary meetings in the several Dis
tricts Of the County, agreeably to the
call of the Central Committee, met in
Convention IN the Court House on
Wednesday last. John Conard, Esq,
was elected President of the meeting
and James L. Craig, Secretary. The
following gentlemen, being full delega-
tions from each District, were present.
1n Disirict.-Beni. B. Price, Chas. Roberts,
VIM. H. Pearce, E. d. Richardson, j. c. Price
2nd Dist.--Jas. l.. Craig, R. H. Bryan, Geo.
S. Bryan, VIM. P. Fowler. D. F. Karsner.
3rd Disi.-Capt H. Bennett, Jesse H. Shippers,
B. F. May. Andrew McIntire, P. c. Ricketts,.
4h Dia.--Dr. X. c. Carter, ]. W. Shippers,
w. T. Warburton, J. u. FISHER, Levi Hall.
9Th Dia.---Samuel Thompson, Alex. Wilson,
John Conard, Jethro Johnson, Saml Burns.
9Th Dia.-Ma'k Brown, Jesse A. Kirk, Luke
Brown, Lewis Crohers, Saml. Brown.
Th D;st.-E. T. Tarring, L. 7. Todd, John
A. Atkinson, Cornelius Smith, S. Archer Kidd.
The Chair stated the object of the
meeting to be to nominate candidates Tor
the county Offices Under the new Con-
stitution, and to take steps to nominate
District and State candidates.
The Convention then proceeded to
nominate the following candidates, in
the order named.
| Register Of lFiils.--James H. lamar.
County C7erk.-Joseph W. Veazey.
| Sherif.-John Janney.
State Senator.--Edwin Wilmer.
House Of Delegates.-Cornelius Smith,
I" George Ricketts,,
James S. Mitchell.
Judges of the Orphans Court
Benjamin W. Harris,
| Rev. James MclItire.
Samuel Hanes.
County Surveyor. Johnson.
| Coalntu Conlmissicners.-
LEI district --Tohn I pearrp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30
KNIGHTS COMPOUND SYRUP
OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.

The most certain, safe, and effectual remedy
Irer discovered, for DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
cholera Morbus, &c. For sale by
aug. "a, WIN. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-30

WASHINGTON Cry bids fair to be a
considerable metropolis in time. A cor.
retASndent of the New York Express
8 hat not less than four hundred new
are in process of erection with.
u Corporate limi its.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07

DteEsTroS is chiefly performed n H.
the aid OF fluid which freely exu,.e. frn, -"
ner coat of that organ, when in state ,fbs.,,n,
led the Gostrc Juice. This fluid i the G,,., M,
rent IF ne Food ne Purifying. Presery,sr. a.I
Stimhfa'iag agent OF the stomach and intestine.
Without il there can he digcstion-no ccn,er,;o,
Of TODD into blood and no nutrition Of the body bs,
rather foul, torpid, painful and destructive copdi.
ton Of The whole digestive apparatus. weak hall
dead. or injured stomach produces no good Castrv
Juice, and hence the disease distress and debili,s
which rnaur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07
HARDWARE. GROCERIES. &C.
q sac, 900 WORTH OF HARD

~ s. WARE at he sign cfthe Anri7-GREGO-
W RY & ROYALTIES subscribers, Tim
porters and Dealers in Hardware) have in store the
largest stock and the greatest variety Of goods in the
Hardware line, ever offered in this place. A large
portion of their goods has been purchased on the
best terms from the manufacturers, their agents,
aad they are therefore prepared offer great in
ducements to their customers.
Their stock of Building Materials cannot be sur
passed in this State and embraces almost every va
rieiy OF rim, morticc, closet, and stock Locks;
wrought and cast Hinges; Screws; English. French
and American Window Glass; Sliding-door Trim
mings; Nails and Brads from the best factories, &c
Tools for Carpeaters, NalErugkts, Coach Ma.
Eers Bridge Builders and all other Mechanics from
the best factories in England and this country.
An unusually large supply of Biacksmiths Tools
such as Anvils, Bellows, soidbox Vises, Hammers
Stocks and Die, Screwplates, &c. &c.
Sadler's Hardeare Webs, -Hogskins. Saddle
Trees, &c. &C., large assortment and at unusual
| ~ low prices.
Coach Materials, Laccs. Springs. Axles, Hubs
Bows. Felloes, Bands, India Rubber and Oil Cloth
Sc. &c; very fine stock, selected with great care
| and prices to please.
Housekeeping articles. r,-: Oil Carpeting from
| to 24-4 wide; Plated and Britannia Ware ivory ane
| common Table Cutlery; Papier Mache and Japan
| ned Walters, some very beautiful; Candlesticks
| Spittoons, Castings, &c. &c.
| A very good supply of Double and Single g TTNS
REVOL TERS OF rGrioas patterns, Game Bags
| Sc.
| Rail Road and Canal Contractors will find octa
gon cast Steel from TO II inches, and square cas-
steel from 81 inches; German, shear and blister
ed Steel; rope coil chain, shoves, picks, mattocs
&c. &c.
| The Farmers are invited to examine their by
draulic Rams, Ares. Hoes, Chains, &c &c.
| In short, all who are in want of Hardware, Cut
! lery, Guns, Saddery, Coach Trimmings, an,
thing else pertaining to the trade, respectful
| invited to call. July lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
4 PPOMATTOx County Court.
Z - NOVembcr term, ISJ
Edmund G. Tompkins, I



Edmund G. Tompkins, Plaintiff.
Aenssr IL cHAscEnr.
Louis Z Staples John Waterman and Susan his
wife, formerly Susan Staples; DIR James III. Nowln
and Malinda his wife, lately Manda Staples; Phil
adelphia Staples, William s. Staples, James Ruck-
err and William Rucker infants and heirs at Law of
Clifton and Mary Rucker decd, late Mary Staples;
Benjamin p. Walker, administrator of James Sta
pies decd Jane Staples in her own right and as
guardian Of Isabella Staplcs John w. Sratton and
Frederick w. Isbe Defendants
The subpnnas in this cause being returned exc
cuted on the defendants John 7. Waterman and
wife. DIR James III. Nowlin and wife. Philadelphia
Staples. Benjamin p. Walker admir- Of James Sta
pies decd, Jane Staples in her own right and as
guardian OF Isabella Staples decd. John w. Strait
ton and Frederick w. Isbell; and more than two
months having elapsed since the return day there
Of and the fling of the original and amended bills
and they still failing to appear and answer; on mo-
ton of the plaintiff by counsel, the court doth take
the suid bills for confessed these defendants
The doth order that this be referred to
one of the commissioners of this to take tho
| following accounts:
| LIST. The account current Of Benjamin l.. Walk
er the estate of James Staples decd, and lega
tee account, to show the interest of each in
ny balance reported
Cd The account current Of james Staples as the
| guardian of Isabella Staples deed.
3D. An account showing what is due and owing
| by John w. Stratton for the rent OF use of the
| tract Of Land aforesaid, with any other account
deemed pertinent by the commr required by Ell
| ther of the parties to be taken.
| In taking these accounts. the said Walker, Jane
Staples and Stratton, required appear before
the commr and produce their accounts, respective
| y, and to answer such interrogatories as may be
propoundcd them touching the same, by the plain
tiff or any other person interested, and party t,
this suit. A copy-Testc,
H.F DOCOCK, Crk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-07
PRANDRETIs's pILLs.-A MEDT

~ cine which for Dinety-two years has proved
worthy Of oil confidence, medicine universal IN ia
powers OF good TO nun, on infant often look
cd upon az blessing sent from heaven to save life
may i b. duly appreciated.
But, some one says, thow can inv medicine be
nsciui in all cases" We answer this one medicine
Purics the blood, and as no disease can effect us
wnen te blood i pure, MI disease Il cured by pu-
riyng TIC blood. Suppose the stomach il affected.
All the symptoms show great prostrntion Of it,
strengths i j. not capable of dgesting the food; wo
nave wind 10 our stOnnc--sour Notwithstanding
pam or scraping sensations The pit Of the stoni-
aeh- ihcse symptoms remaining cause the greatest
prostration ofthe powers Of the mind, ms well AZ
those Of the body-ah il not speedily removed. they
VII causf other dangerous symptoms, such
Paralysis. II. vitus' Dance. Epelepsy Rhcumn-
Lsin--inore generally, however Cholera Morbus,
Dysentcty cr i may be obstinate costiycncss, ter
nilnaing IN violent sickness ofthc stomach, and not
unifequently in inflammation of the Bowels
How important IL is, sSen, tliat these first symp
toms bc removed; and 81 two doses Of Brnad-
rcth's Pills would generally effect this object but IL
should be remembered that they always appIica-
blr and should be used until health is fully restored
as they viii surely sooner than any other
remedy, and when We hive health through them il
is patch wofk-it is genuine curc---one that
will NOT deceive.
For sale Wholesale and retail. by d. d. PAYNE &
Brother, Lynchburg, VA
Oct 2S--wts
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA, to wit:-At Rule. !

VIRGINIA., to wit:--At Rules holden
in tho clerks Office Of the circui, court of the
corporation Of Lynchburg, Monday, the 9Th Ju-
ly, 1851.
Allan L. wyllie administrator ofWilliam PhauP,
decd, Pla'f.
agaiAs,
Henry G. Boughan, John Saunders committee
for Bartlett Angel, William Shearer. Joel I. Brown
adm r. o. Jas. Brown, decd. Ed Woodbridge, Ed
y Norriss, Matthew v. Rice. Thos. H. Scott VIM.
9. Flournoy, in his right and trustee &C., +.
II, flournoy, T. y. Bocock, and the said VIM. G..
Flo,rnoy trustee Sc. Nathan Thurman & Henry
OSchoolheld. merchants and partners trading under
the style and hrm of Thurman 4 Schoolheid. J ohm
Long. knlita Townlcy, John Fisher, Warner W
Price, Alexander Bianton. Van Lew q Co. VIII
liam w. Price, Joseph Coleman. Charles Wing
field, trustee of Sarah Wing6cld Reuben Stone and
Shelton Davis late Tavcrn-kccpcrs under the style
ofStone 4 Davis, George W. Murray and Mary e
his wife, Wadsworth and Williams, james b. An
derson. w illiam Wilson, Thomas w. Crowdcr, ex
ccutor Of Charles Womach, decd. Charles 4. Pal
more, Willis Wilson. executor Of Allen Wilson
decd. Samuel Hobson, Lackcy Russell, John
Saunders, Francis Anderson, George W. Motley and
all Others who claim to be creditors Of the estate vii
liam Phaup's deed. when ascertained, Dcrts.
IN cuAScERY.
The object of this suit is, TO invoke the aid of The
court in administering the of the plaintiff in
| testate Vim. Phaup deed, to prevent a sale of
| portion of the estate under certain deeds Of trus
executed to VIM. c. Flournoy and others, in tn.
bill mentioned; to tho creditors of the estat,
OF the said Phaup, to have their claims adiudica
| ted, and settled before commissioner and for
settlement ofthc plaintiffs administration on the es
tate, &c. And it appearing by affidavit, tina, tn,
defendants Ed. s. Norriss and Charles 4. Palmore
not residents of this State; they are required
appear here within one month after due publication
hereof. and do what is necessary to protect thei
nterest-and it is ordered that copy Of this orde
be published in the Lynchburg Vnginian. once
week for four successive weeks, and also posted a
the front door of the courthouse of this cornorn
ton. on the first day Of the corporation court
coPy-Tcste.
| Jy 1T-w4w d. ROBES, elk
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POETRY.



The rising moon has hill the stars;
Her level rays, ike golden bars,
Lie on the landscape green,
With shadow brown between.
And silver white the river glcsms,
i A. ifDiana in her dreams
Had dropt her silver bow
t Upon the meadows low.
On such a tranquil night as this,
She woke Endymion with kiss.
80 When sleeping in grove,
lilo dreamed not of her love
Like DiaB's kiss unaskcd. unsoughf,
Love gives Itself. but is not bought;
$685. No voice, no sound betrays
1ts deep impassioned gaze.
1t comes. the beautiful. the free,
The crown Of all humanity
In silence and alone
~. To seek the elected ono.
II lifts the boughs. whose shadows deep
Arc LIES oblivion, the souls sleep.
And kisses tho closed eyes
Ofhin, who slumbcring lies.
o, weary hearts o, slumbcring eye,
q, dropping souls, whose desfinics
Are fraughr with fear and pain
Yc shall be loved again
No one so accursed BY fate,
No one so utterly desolate
But some heart, though unknown,
Responds unto his own.
Rcsponds-as if with unseen wings,
An angel touched its quivering strings;
And whispers. in its song,
.W here hast thou strayed so longl"
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A T circuit court of the corporation of Lynch
IA burg continued and held at the courthouse in
said corporation on Saturday the 2sh day of June,
1851.
David E. Spence, trustee, Plaintiff
against
Alexander Tompkins, Ann o. Wright. Francis
b. Rhodes & CO., David n. Edlcy, the Farmers
and Merchants Savings Institution of Lynchburg,
Samuel Garland in his own right and as surviving
partner ofthe late firm OFFS & NJ. II. Garland, George
T. Williams & CO., the President, Directors & com
pany of the Bank of Virginia at its office in Lynch
burg. Marshall & Brother, Comstock & CO., Daven-
port & ALLEN, James A. Mcriwcthcr, VIM. n. Meri-
wether, james Metcalfe. Davis & Brother William
a. Bennett, Felt & CO., Alphon & Subalt, Lewis ID.
Crenshaw & CO., George w. Burr, Cawhon & De
Witt, Henry B. Richards. Thomas A. Fourqurean,
Berger, Wood & Pearse, o. 7. II. Stem, -
Allen s. CO.. - Barrett, - Beck, Richard
Thompson, c. L. Mosby, N. W. Floyd and How
ell Davies, Defendants
On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel. the
court on consideration of the bill and exhibits doth
order that one Of the commissioners ofthe court do
take the following accounts:
LIST. An account of the trust subject in the hands
of the plaintiff the trustee, arising from the last and
final sale made under the deed of trust filed with
the bill.
ID An account of the debts embraced in the
said deed as secured according the classes there
in made, and of the payments therein, in whole or
in part by the trustee, out Of the proceeds Of the
first two sales of the trust effects stated in the
BILL or from other sources and how much yet re-
mains due and unpaid in each of said debts.
Sd. An account apportioning the fund amongst
those entitled
In taking which accounts the commissioner will,
if satisfied Of its correctness, take the report of the
sales made by the trustee, the corporation conrt
Of Lynchburg. as basis-this for economy, and
frame the account accordingly. And either party
may examine the other oath before the commits
sioncr on any matter pertinent to the accounts 50
ordered. And the said commissioner is directed
to report the said accounts to the court with any
matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self or required by the parties to be stated. And
the said commissioner may publish notice Of the
time and place of taking the accounts ordered,
a week for four successive weeks, in of the
newspapers published in Lynchhurg, which shall be
equivalent to personal service of such notice, all
the parties to this cause
AcoPy-teste,
d. ROBES, CLERK
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McCORKLE,ss MPsON 4 JONES


10000 lbs prime Bacon
Is hhds ~ O. and Z. Z. Sugar
30 % and barrels n. o. and w. /. Moasses
100 bags Rio, Laguira, Marucaibo and Java
Coffee
Is barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
50 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles
35 baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs. best sq'r and Octagon Cast Steel
600 I" German Steel
10000 feet Safcty-fuse
500 kegs "Duponts'' Powder
$1,000 lbs. Tyre sq'r and round rolled Iron
30 dozen "Rowunds' Shovels
300 kegs Nails and Spikes best quality
1900 lbs. Crow-bars
6 Cord Munila Rope
so boxes Window glass
u barrels No. 3 Mackcrel, &c.
ALSO, on Consignment
100 cases Mass and stick Licorice
- hhds and casks German and French Loaf
and crushed Sugar
50 tons Country bar Iron, assorted
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
800 barrels Flour
tierces Goldfish
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Bib. NoWLIN, c.c.c.

A T circuit court of the corporation of Lynch
"a bur-, continued and held the courthouse in
said corporation, on Tuesday the LIST day of July,
1851.
John C. Shackleford and the same John G. Shack
leford and John s. Lcwellin late sadders and part
ners trading under the style and firm of Shacklc-
ford e. Lewellin, who sue for the benefit of David
E. Spence and Charles II. Slaughter. receivers,
&c, Plaintiffs,
against
William T. Glenn, John ]. Glenn trustee, james
H. Luck executor of William r. Hagood dec a,
John Vanness, +. Z. Meyer, Edward Jenkins &
Bro, Gum & Bowe, Joseph G. Fuller William
Ayres, Temple Lewis & CO., II. L. Downcs. james
NJ. Reynolds, Holland & Law, Edward l.. Regal,
William Palmer, James NJ. Williams and Nathaniel
Wilson, Defendants.
This cause came on this day to be heard, on the
bill, answer of the defendant, William T. Glenn,
exhibits, the order of publication against the absent
defendants John Vanness, L. p. Meyer Edward
| jenkins & Brother and Gum g. Bowe, which APP
pears to have been duly published and posted tic
courthouse door, and upon the process of spa. re-
turned executed and the proceedings at rules,
by which it appears to all tho other defendants
the is matured for hearing, and was argued
by counsel: on consideration whereof, the court
doth order that one of the commissioners of the
court do take, state and settle the following
counts
plaintiffs John G. Shackeford and Shacklelord &
Lewen, in the bill as being due and owing by the
defendant WiliamT. Glenn.
ID. An account of the trust fund under the deed
of trust from VIM T. Glenn in the hands of Ohm j.
Glenn the trustee, any agent Of his, showing
what has become Of the assets therein conveyed (;
how much money or property has come into the
hands of the said John j. Glenn, or his agent. under
said deed Of trust and in what manner, when and
to whom be has disposed of the same, and in what
amount and under what authority.
Sd An account of the debts of the several par
ties, secured in said deed, and how much, if any,
has been paid thereon, and when and by whom,
and out of what fund paid.
Which accounts said commissioner will take,
state and settle, with any other matter specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself, required by
the parties or either of them to be so stated, and
make report thereof to the court.-And either
party is at liberty to intcrrogafe the other before
sail commissioner touching any natter pertinent to
such accounts such intcrrogatories 10 he answered
on oath affirmation by the party Intercepted ;
and the commissioner, in taking said account may
give notice thereof by advertisement in
moro of the newspapers published in this place, for
four successive weeks, which shall be equivalent TO
per sonal service of notice the parties.
A cupy-Testc,
d. ROBES Clk