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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

STOLEN-A Pockst-Book, containing
- small amount Of money also q premissosy note,
ggBsd By W. y. Bulkley payable bank in New.
York the order Of David conkiag and indsed BY hi
Al or months afsr cate. fer $il35 90. falling due Juas
H. 1882 The public cantosed against negotiating ~
has beer stepped Any 10 Of
ssd Hote i'll cbse the BY fncosies - the ofacs
OF The Albany EcenfR0 Journal
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Receipts 81 Produce. -THuRspAY. Aprl 9
b NorfA River Boats-s6se bbls. Flour il DO. Pro.
Visions. 10 DO Whsky 800 de. Beef u casks Hans and
goo dss Leather.
~ Irs Railrosd-lsc bbls Flour, % pkss Ashes - d.
Batter, ass sides aad 81 rollsl Lsathsg.
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h sAsr Nsv~ses. fro@ asvv--Rcdnsr 0etsiisb IN
laSy. SubbscA ZacAavias Mlct Beaoit D. JceepA, g
Jsans T. Issdsrich. e. Asgast Ehrabssh daughter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09
Cost an0 fonn1.

I OST on MONDAY-It is supposed In
Il eth sv omnibus BLA CK PURSE, containing q
viii bring IL 70 No. 80 Union square, he will be wsn
wucsd. Payment Of the check, for 49l H. has been
stepped.
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t,,. A~.,A. ps., c.r6ep.s. r. p Doct & Co.; I1ss-
rhsns Reasr Rocfiaad. Ne, B ". Trundy; rybse Yer
rpson. Chaxlsston, George BuikIsy: Em,h. tsE1 IN
mes 1hsresson mater Warren Biosn. Bartlett, 0sofs-
schoossn-Eiisn Holman, Ossoed: Ne y Bedford mas
hsls novd poyt "a Plate gaghk. Cumbs Baker su-
estf Rs2s .issd HaltineTs, johnson Losdsa. Cafcs
Cksse, Philadelphia, }. w. Mckee; iss-s''
rsSp:ii.r-Anshrsciss. Morley. Phiadslpaia, ". H.
ThcDbeon.
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NAPOLEON a, FONfAINBLEAU.

NAPOLEON as FONfAINBLEAU,
March u. 1874 THE EVE OF HIS AbDICATfOH.
painted BY Paul DesTochs The exhibition Of this world
renowned picture VII ch has been visited dang the ls
ysap EneiaHd. Frasce and Germany BY half
n1Ioa "a people. now epsn At stuyyesast sttuts, No.
65s Broadway Open from A ~ 70 10 P. II. A1nisaon
Is ceats. Children half price.
CATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-First
~ Ssriss-Exhibatsd corner Of lsth-s and Broadway.
Opes from n. TIL 10 O'Clock P n. Adnnsion - cents.
1asse Of Art consist Of csliectoh Of VIEWS Of
EUROPE. ASIA MINOR. SYRIA, THE HOLy LAND,
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA. Thsg are Oh sseAsd and
painted of by Prof eattisr.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES adj

vertiser being engaged IN the retail Hardware B1s.
uess n coed location the lower Of the city. and
ksyIns some spare ROOM would like TO meet with party
nsnuhcturne desiring TO Manufacture, Goods saaf
would with the above business nots addressed
70 s. E. Tribune Onice. viii receive prompt attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09
mo WATCH-MAKERS.-For

IL the stock FIXTURES good via and priese Of lease Of
The old sstablishsd and well. known JE wELRr and
WATCH. MAKING ESTABLxSHMENT. No. 295 hui-
son ST. This sdbrts opportunity n ny Watch
Maker with moderate capital, seeing profitable
the proprtssor beng about TO retire from business Dor
terms apply to SAMu I'll PIGG0T the premises. I'M
mediate tosssssion givsn IL required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

ITO PRlNTERS.>For Sale, . well.
u sss.blished Book lad Job Printing Once, Row
peyae ten hands having gsoA of custom, Aiih n
eXceIsnt location Tuitoa-st. and possessing AL Ne
cold at sacr,fcs applied for prsr 70 May eatsfao-
tom reasons for selling Address PRINTER, this ONCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

asa II s.ls.7i a.A75 s.7s 70 s,7s.es
80 ,5is So. ss5 sri. ls7 ?5o.3ls 244.si7
1851 3s.s11 N,si7 1901 4Ls52
ss.s7s liz. SO,
ss.sss ss.sss
i3l,i31 i2s, os5 ss.lo3
ISL, iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09
E,OR SALE - The goodwill, lease,

&1S 000 OR $4,000, and geatle-
~ lO,OOU mar to take the piacs Of r.siriur
partner in old established provision business.
opportunity Unsxcepolasls references. &c. Address
" A. v Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

sass.lea ssa,s.3 $3.50 7'6 s.. t'' s 81
Per cent e capital - ist s ,.st
fs1steo 1919. $3oeooo; 1850, $s,ss5eoo; aad 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

NEW-ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE
UNPARALLELED suCCEss-socie.y Library
Socms eIowdsd nightly to Sissess the DAAwING-
Troupe which comprises esn talented vocal and nsTu-
mental psrforues capable cfIlusraips the Poetry and
Music Of all nations Doors opeA at Gu at ".
Admistarcs IS csnis 6AMTEL 8. sANTORD Manager.
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eboutcs for Business Aien.

UVO EACHENo-A sPieHuIu oPPOfsuH"
III i.v-ror SALE. private Academy. pleasantly sisa-
Ard m one of the suburbs CITY, where there no
cher select school The building whsrs u 10 nov taught
Il he only one which b had for that purpose a
lease for any period Of b oh aimed Terms me-
dsrnts: eaah dowB-pcssesss0n given m ABOUT three
weeks Direct ACADEMY, Tribune Oeies, stating fun
mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

CD 000 THE PROPRIETOR Of
WG,OOOs veil es.abIshsd Manuf.c,er in this
city which successful for the last IS
years wishes TO take partner with the above will
sell out to cA.h customer Here II good chance for
establish himself In permanent respec able. and
profitable busness hus addressed to c. H. b. Box Q,
Tribune Office, win receive immediate attention
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
FARM FOR SALE.

HIN WIN
Feb. %, lS52.-Vin. and Mess. copy ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
JACOB SANGER. tr JEFFERSON HALL
M0SSY GREER PAPER MILL,


I'm as much as the firm of Clarke, Miller s. Hall
n was heretofore dissolved, and conducted In the
name and style of Sanger, Miller s. Hall tor
time, the public are Informed that said hrm4 Sang
er, Miller & Hall was, on The 18th day otFebru-
ary, 1852, also dissolved By mutual consent, and
tina, the business of said concern viii hereafter ba
conducted under the firm and style of Sanger 4
Hail. by whom all the liabilities Of the two previ-
Gus firms (of Clarke, Miller s. Hall, and Sanger
Miller S, Ha.D will be paid.
Printers and others will take notice that al Or
ders will be promptly attended to upon the shortest
possible notice. We will also add that our paper
will compare hvorably with any made IN tins OF
any other State. and at prices that CANNOT ial' 10
give entire satisfaction. To Merchants and o'hefS
who are IN the habit Of gathering rags, we would
say tina: we pay from SO to SIS 50 per hundred Tor
linen and cotton rags at any public place or n'gn-
way within fifty miles of the Mill. Merchants
and others having rags on hand will please no''iy
us BY mail as to quantity, &C. Bills OF rags -w''l
be paid in paper or in cash on the usual time mat
Merchants are in the habit Of doing business,
We'woUd earnestly solicit share OF Inc puo-
lie patronage in our line. 1t isa new experiment.
in this part Of Virginia, and we feel confident 'ha'
there is disposition on the part OF frg'n'ans' es
pecially, to encourage enterprises in which our
own State is so far behind some Of her sister STATES
Mr.. Samuel Paul is our agent and contracts made
by him will be binding upon ms,
SANGER s. HALL.
Mount Scion, March 3, iS52-Om.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03

A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of-the
IN United States Court for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia at Slaunton, February 2ndl o52.
Isaac Telair,a citizen OF Ohio,-Plff in Chancery,
AGAINST ~,
James W. Eskridgc, William S. Eskridge,
Charles l.. Peyton, devisee and executor. of Cra-
ven Peyton, Decd Lucy I. j. Eskridge. wife
ofJames w. Eskridge, Walker Brooke and wife,
Mary G. Fisher, VIM. S. Eskridge jr., Craven P.
Eskridge, John Sims and wife. Fl. H. Fullz and
wife, Edgar Eskridge, Charles l.. Eskridge, Geo.
G. Eskridge, Lucy Eskridge, Virginia Eskridge,
Septimia Eskridge, Trustee under he
will of Louisiana Peyton, deed, William G. Es-
krdge and wife and Geo. Eskrdge. Defendants
The object Of this suit is to recover the amount
of an obligation executed by James w. Eskridge,
Craven Peyton (now decd and VIM. S.Eskridge,
to Ann Telfar, now decd, 10 require accounts be-
tween Charles l.. Pryton, Ex'or of Craven Peyton,
decd, and the estate of said Peyton, decd the
disributee accounts ofsaid G. l.. Peyton, execu-
tor and the devisees of said Craven Peyton, to be
settled, and TO compel certain of the defendants to
account for land and personal property receivedby
them.
happening that the defendants with the ex-
ception OF Charles E. .Peyten, WIN. G.. Eskridge
and wife and Geo. Eskridge, are non residents of
the Common wealth ofVirginia and they not hav-
ing entered their appearance, il is orda'-L h l..
The said defendants do appear within one month at.
Ter due publication hereof & do what is necessary
to protect their interests, md that copy of this
order be published for four successive weeks in
some newspaper published in the town Of Staunton
and that copy be posted at the from! door OF the
Court House in Staunton.
.Copy-Teste
ERASMUS STRIBLING, Clerk
u. S. C. w. ID. Va.
IL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
Commissioners Notice.

Il ;. t.Xf q .fr. -@COe@ 40 ..tf'
NATHAN Luck adm'or Of Geo. Koiner Decd,
~ AGAINST -.
Geo, Baylor adm'or of Jacob Young decd land ais
Defendants.
BY a decree rendered in :he above named cause
on the 18th Nov Isl, the Circuit Court for Angus
ia County directed the following accounts 10 be taxi
en-, viz:
Isl. An account of the administration Of the de-
PENDANT Geo. Baylor upon the estate of Jacob
Young decd. End, An account of plaintiffs de-
mand and of the other unsatsfed debts and liabIi-
ties of the estate of Jacob Young decd, due by
specially, Judgment, or simple contract, and for
which there is no SPECIFIC lien.
3nd An account of the debts secured by trust
deeds G. d. f. and F, executed to Clarke, Brooks,
Brown and Trout, for the purposes therein specified,
showing the balances due on account of said trust
deeds, and to whom.
9TH. An account of the Real, Estate of which
the said Jacob Young died seized and possessed &
The probable fee sim pie value thereof, also lthe
probable annual value thereof in rents and prohls.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The administrator of Jacob Young decd, his
creditors whether secured by the deeds above main
ed, or not, and all other persons interested, VII
hereby take notice to attend al my office in Slaun-
ton on or before Mondry, the Slh day of March
next prepared to furnish me all information neces:
sary for full and satisfactory statement ofthe ac-
counts above named.
I'LL 10 1911 81
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
For Sale.

an Thursday the 25lh day Of March next, |
" shall proceed to sell publicly at the late !esl-
dence Of Geo. c. Boufland decd, on Middle river
in Augusta County, large quantity of valuable
personal property Consisting in part of
10 FINE HORSES IND COLTS,
7mlch COWS, some young cattle and calves, 20
head of Sheep. 80 head of stock Hogs, about 500
bushels of corn. about GOO bushels Of wheat about
200 bushels of oats, road wagon complete, 2
plantation wagons, variety of farming utensils,
i fine buggy and harness, several tons of hay, a
quantity Of fodder and straw, threshing machine
for four horses, variety ofhoasehold and kitchen
furniture and various other articles ofpersona prop
erly and rights of property.
d TERMS.--A credit of nine months on all sums
over FIVE dollars the purchasers giving bond & So
curiy-sums of five dollars and under cash.
MARY w. BOURLAND, Legatee
and Adm'x &C., Of q. Z. Bourand decd:
Feb IS, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03

1NHE second session of this School will eouss
mence on the lst Of February. The success
of the session which is about closing, has exceed
ed expectation; and effort will be spared in In
ture, to merit its continuance. The Department
of instruction is in he charge Of competent and ex-
pesienced Teachers, and contemplates thorough.
ness, as well as rpdity Of .aSSantstteat IN
the various branches of study. The Domestic A.
engagements look TO the comfort and convenience II
pupils. There is in this respect, an equality BE-
tween them and their 1'enchers both eating at The
same table. and occupying chambers equally con-
Portable.
There are few vacancies. Any information,
that may be desired, will be communicated chest
fully, Oh application " ihe Principal,
J. A. M'CAULEY.
jan. 81. ls52=tk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
REGULATIONS for the stanton Press.

. Fl
The Undersigned proprietors Of the several papers
published in Staunton DESTROYS of protecting their col
mmns from unreasonable demands for the promotion OF
private or personal ends and Of establishing uniformity
in their rates of charge and of conducting this
mart of their bse SIS have united id the following reg
ulatons: - -: e..
Communications, calling upon individuals to become
candidates for Office urging their claims to public ia
yor and all from candidates themselves,
will be charged for at the rate oil 20 cents per square,
always TO be paid in Advance.
Tributes of Respect and other proceedings of the va
rous Orders aud Societies, will be charged for as the
above and on the same condition.
The charge for an authorized announcement Of can
didate for any office in the gift OF the people will be
50 5O-also 10 be paid in advance.
RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN ADVERTISING
The published rates of charge for advertising whether
BY the year. or other specified period, will be strictly
adhered TO, without variation
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be strictly
limited to their immediate business and the bust
ness of an advertising firm is not considered as nclu-
ding that of its individual members.
Yearly advertisers will be kept rigdy within the
limits for which they contracts charged extra for a
ny excess allowing however, some latitude in the
business seasons.
All advertisements for strangers transient persons
to be paid for in advance.
For the purpose of securing uniform charges and mli-
ual projections the following rates have been agreed
to- They will be published conspcuously in our sew
erai papers, that advertisers may be informed OF our
oest rates and determination to adhere strictly TO
them.
HATES OF ApvESrIsINo,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
EXECUTORS SALE
Of Valuable Lands il Fooahontas Va.

EoY virtue of the provisions Of the last will and
LIB testament of John McNeel decd, the under
signed, as Executors and Commissioners Of the
Circuit Court of Pocahontas County, will proceed
on the 18th day of March next to sell on the prem
ises, in the Little Levels Of Pocahcntas the va'u-
able tract of land of which the Testaior died seq
ed, containing by recent survey
2G2 ACRES OF LAND,
about so or lG0 acres ofwhich are cleared and nm
der fence, and valuable grazing and grain land, the
balance is good Wood land Said tract of land is
in good neighborhoud. within ore mile Of Mill
Point and about the same distance ofHillsbor0ugh
and the Little Levels Academy. Any further de-
scripion is deemed useless as it is presumed pur-
chasers will visit and examine the land before the
day ofsale.
TERMS ofsale will be credit Of one, two,snd
three years, the purchaser giving bond and secur'
" and the title will be retained as additional Sc
curity until all the purchase money is paid,
PAUL MCNEIL,
WM. l.. MCNEIL,
Ex'urs Of john McNeel decd.
March s. 1852
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
Pnbiin Sale of Valuable Real Estate
Tnm-Yard &c, &cs

vy,HE UNDERSIGNED will sell, on the premises ~
i Jennings Gap lkugilsia County half mile
frem the residences; Of James f.: Frazier Esq, on
the 10Th dayof March next "a tract sfLahd eon'as-
ing, ..,.,
On this land there are valuable Improvements, 10
viii: Two DWELLING HOUSES, Barn, Stables
necessary out houses &C., also Tan Yard contain.
ind upwards of 80 large watts, a'large Tan Shop,
sunnplied with ain excellent stream of water, mag
pScentIy Iafse bark house, Grinding House and
rooms for a tailor and Saddlef all under one roof
This establishment has long been considered 40
one of The best. mt the very best OF the KIND IN
Augusta CO. The location Of the property is very
ELIGIBLE, both ON account ofthe facility with which
bark can be precrred, and the great demand Tor
leather in the neehbarhood as well as in the coun-
ties If Bath, Highland, and pendetOn: There
are about
40 CRES
of cleared land in the tracf. also I've. S4N<
ORCHARDS Of excellent fruits. There 2$5R
is aIso new Saw Mill on the land neat; eH1
y finished, and The land itself abounts 80.
with large quantity of valuable timber--iaaet5
the neieh6orhoud lands are remarkable for The a:
bundance of valuable timber growing on them.
TERMS.-ODe half ufthe purchase money will
be required in hand and the balance in equal an.
nual instalments Of one, two and three years from
the day Of sale. Bonds and good personal seem
riiy will be required. and The legal title retained
until all the purchase money spaid.
PETER SWOPE.
jennings Gap, Feb. A, Ie52Atd
Gg Richmond Wing please Insert weekly un,.
til day Of sale and forward account 10 Spectator or
flee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
NOTICE..

TTNHE sale OF the lot in Statuton, and the woods
= land on the McAdamized road near Town;
which were heretofore advertised under The decree
of Minzes Adm'or against Mathews trustee &c., 10
postponed to the thlra Monday in March next,
when they will be offered in from, of the post.o[
fee. The lot in town will be divided if necessary.
TO accommodate purchasers land The wood land viii
be sold in lots Of 1ut or five acres each, as viii be-
represented on plat !herecf TO be afterwards lak
off by metes and bounas. In the meantime, xilli
treat privately with any who may be DESTROYS; la.
acquire the Whole; 5r airy part ofthe said property
on the terms of said deere as to the payments.
49,: S,AM'L CLARKE, Com.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
Commissioners Notice.
WIN. A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Ex'Ors o.
w VIM. Abney Decd,


WIN. A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Ex'Ors Of
W VIM. Abney Decd,
AGAINST
Alex. Nj. Austin in his own right and as admins
traitor of Morris Austin decd, Jno. n. nlooie'
Gerard B. Stuart and others. - - az
The Circuit Court for Augusta County Oh 'ne
9th day Of November, 1851, decreed IN .he aoo,e
named cause, among other things, lha' mas.1.
Com'r., John n Hendren take, stale ana se' A,1
an account of the estate of Morris AusIln oeo
administered by the defendant, Alex. NJ ". AuH''n
and by Washington NJ. Austin in his NE u..e
that he also state an account showing tne iaSil'eI'
if any. of the securities Of :he said adm rs W; anu
Washington M. Austin, adn'rs OF MOTIFS Aus'i.
DECD in :heir official bond, and also an accouh. y.
the estate, if any, of Rob't Steele dec o. anq VI
Washington Nj. Austin decd IN the hands oi f".
Ramsay late Sheriff of Augusta County ; Una,
he also ascertain and state the debts, II any, pao
by the adm'or Of Morris Austin decd or ey theiI
securities in which the heirs OF Morris Austin dec u
were bound, or for which, at The lime they were
maid the Real estete ofihe said Morris Austin decd
might have been subjected to sale, ana 'ha' NC
also ascertain and state how much OF Inc sum VI
IS ,299 rs a decreed al The June term io4S ID oe
maid To the Plaintiff in the suit Of 'McClanahan s
adm or Us NlcOIdtldHdu VI Nv
ed upon obligations or covenants of the said MOT
ris Austin decd binding his heirs, and how much
of the sum SO decreed is covered by the covenants
of the refunding bonds mentioned in the Bill, bind
ing the heirs Of Morris Austin decd how much
ifany, of the sum so decreed constituted specific,
lien in the nature Of vendors lien upon any real
estate now in the possession of the heirs of Morris
Austin decd, or of Letitia w. Anstin decd, Tor
merly Lettia w. McClanahan-and thai he also
state the amount paid by the plaintiffs 10 Inc
creditors Of John S. McClanahan decd, &C., &C,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The parties interested in the foregoing decretal or
der will hereby take notice to attend my oiflce 10
Stanton on Thursday The lth day of March next
prepared 10 furnish all materials necessary lof
full and satisfactory statement Of the various ac-
counts thereby directed
j. N. HFNDREN NJ. Com'r.
Feb. IS, IS52.-4t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
Commissioners Notice.

DEN'J Crawford aud Geo. NJ. Cochran, part
AS ners, and Albert j. Jordan,
AGAINST
Tho's J. Niche, ]. B. Breckenridge, and aTs trust
creditors of the said Jordan.
On the 18th Nov 1851 the Circuit Court for
Augusta County ordered, in the above named cause
that an account be taken and reported showing
the amount due from the Plff Jordan to the trust
creditors at the date of the trust deed in the Bill
and proceedings mentioned, and what payments
if any, have since been made by him to said cred
itors.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The Plff Albert j. Jordan and his trust cred
itors will, hereby, take notice 10 attend at my Of
flee in Staunton, on or before Wednesday the 10Th
Of March next, prepared to furnish all materials
necessary for stating the accounts above directed.
j.: N. HENDREN, nj. Com'r.
Feb. Is. 1S52.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-03
Commissioners Notice.
WIN. M,CIung and others, creditors Of Aaron
w Kee, dec'd-Pl6s,

WIN. M'Clung and others, creditors Of Aaron
w Kee, dec'd-Pl6s. .m..a
Henry r Temple. Sheriff Of Pen6leion County,
and assueh aGm'rof the estates Of Aaron Kee dec'd,
Jas. Kee decd and John Boggs, Decd, and ais
Defendants 80 ~
The Circuit Court for Augusta Couaty. onthe
2lsday Of Nov, 1851 decreed, among other ihings
in the above named cause, 'that one of me Maslef
Commissioners Of the?court take an account OF anc
report any rents, profits Sc, which, in addition 10
those heretofore reported, may be due from adm.or
w. Dyer or any other person on account Of the
lands conveyed by John Cunningham to ZebuIon
Over by deed of trust bearing date the 9th Feb.
lS33-aso that said NJ. Com'or take and report
all accounts Of any Real or Personal Estate left by
Jas. Kee decd, and into whose hands or possession
the same or any part thereof came, and the pres
ent state and condition thereof and said COm'r is
authorized to cause to appear before him any Of the
parties defendant, 10 answer upon oath any peril
nent nterrogatories that the Complanants or their
counsel may PROFOUND to them touching the Estate
of the said Jas. Kee decd" Thesaid Conner was
further directed ''to take an account Of the real
Estate held by John Boggs ST., decd, one ofthe
Ex'ors of Aaron Kee decd on the day Of Jan.
1880, when The decree in favor Of tn Complainants
in the cross Bill was rendered and the value there
of, by whom the same has been since and is now
held and under--what title" -.
1t was also further decreed Chat the Report Of
Master Com'r Clark returned the Eth Oct, 1916
in which it is alleged that errors exist.both for and
against the Ex'or of Aaron Kee decd, be recon-
united to the Master Com'r who acts in this cause
for him to consider Of and report upon the alleged
errors. or any that he may discover or that may be
brought to his notice by the parties, &c., &c."
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The parties interested in the foregoing decretsl
order will take notice to attend at my office in
S:aunton. on Friday the 9Th day of March next,
prepared to furnish any information they may pos.
sess or he able to procure touching the variois
matters Of account thereby referred. The compia-
har,s and their counsel viii also take notice To file
with me. on or before the day desgnated,such per-
tinent interrogatories as they may desire to have
answered by the defendants or any ofthem.
Il. N. HENDREN; NJ. Com.
Fob A 1880 Fl