Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-11

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Il adjournment, aud held tr said county, the lst Of
April, 1853.
Charles \. Penn. in his right aud IA. Surviving ex-
ccutor of ohm Penn decd. ard Mary his wife james
+. Coleman, and Betty Ann, his wife admin ,lratyr
and administrative Of Daniel l. Coleman decd.
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Edward NJ. Penn. of Alexander Penn Paul 5 IIar.
rison, Caroline Harrison, Richard Z. Harrison Rich
ard f. Rucker and Sophia his wife. formerly Sop ia
Harrison ---, the husband of Amanda former
ly Amanda Lee, daugIterof VIM. Lee and the said
Amanda and her four children, three and daugh
ter,whose names unknown K. Penn C. Penn, c.il-
dr. of Robert Penn William II. Harris an, Caroline
h, wife. William Mitchell and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy billiard. the heirs at law end distributes of the
sud John Penn deed. ,tu-wif Charles b. Penn aud
Elizabeth Lee, children of Joseph Penn decd who
brother the tcstator, Genr- N, Robert II ,
Chesley and Chapman J. Kinney surviving children
of Elizabeth Kinney, decd, who was daughter of
the said Joseph Penn, decd. William Edmunds and
Polly his wife, who was daughter of he said Joseph
Penn, decd, Lewis Bowling and Frances his wife
WHO'S daughter. aud OIL surviving child of Seaton
NJ. Penn, decd, who was IA son of the said Joseph
Pcnh, decd, the representatives Of Nancy Shields
decd. the sister OF the testatm, to-wit: The above
named four children of Amanda Lec,representiog w
Lea son of the sud Nancy, and the said Lewis
bowling and Frances Ann, his wife, and the said
Pmus Harrison, Richard 7. Harrison, Caroline II lar
rison, Richard +. Rucker and wife. the said Frances
A, Paulus, Richard p, Caroline and Sophia beng
chl Iren Of Sophia Harrison, dcc'd., daughter of
the said Nancy Shields, the representa- ives OF fallv
Diard decd. sister OF the testator to-wit: Eliz-
nherh Moore, John billiard, Frances Dilard. Henry
Terry a'd Martha his wife, George billiard and the
above AIMED William MITCHELL aud Lucy his wife,
the said Elizabeth, Juhn Frances, Martha Geol &c
and Lucy, being children ofthe said Sally represen
tative4 OF Elizabeth DiIlrd. decd, to wit: Jno. J.
Djlard son of the said Elizabeth, Edwin Watts,
K. NJ Jennings and Ann MAJ iah, his wife and Eliza
beth Staples infant daughter OF Elizabeth Staples,
a 4 ch Ell Twin A md LIN.
beth, dec'd.,were the children of liz Watts IA daugh-
OF the sad Elizabeth billiard, the representatives.
other than the paintrfs OF Lucy Coleman, decd. e.,
another sister of the to-wit: John Coleman
l.. Coleman, the representatives, of Polly billiard,
dec d.. to-w j: Edmund G. Moore, Martin Slaught-
Grand Lucy his wife, John billiard and Thomas +.
Cormln, and Sarah his wife the said Edmund c..
Lucy John and Sarah being children of the said Pol
y, the representatives, of Lucy Coleman, dec d. the
younger, who daughter of the said Lucy the ell
der, towil her children, john James h., Robert and
George Coleman, Thomas Davis, and Eliza mis- wife,
The said Eliza being daughter of the said Lucy the
younger, Ralph LOTUS, and Ann his wife, the said
Eliza being "A daughter of Al xander Penn de ID , a
In Their of the testator. and she, together with the
pIaintif Charles A. Penn and tie defendant f. M.
Penn, representing the said Alexander Penn decd.
and Thomus Coleman, an infant under 2l vars of age
tae said infants by Robt Tnsey, specially ass, gned
their guardians Defendants.
by consent of the parties, by their Counsel, Henry
Loving the admir- de bonis nan, with the will annexed
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cause, and thereupon the on to be heard up
on the papers formerly read and the report of Com
missioner Whitehead, made in pursuance of the order
of the Attn day of April Is 10, and being limited by
the counsel of the PARTIES that tn said must
be recommtted for the purpose Of reporting upon other
subjects not embraced by Whiteheads re
port, and suggested by the administrator of Charles
fenn decd, that he would except report as it
now stands, the Court doth therefore (no deciding
any matters embraced by said accoun) adiudge order
and decree he the be recommiitrd to one of the
commissioners OF this Court, TO take the following ad
dltlonal accounts ls An account of Ienry Loving adj
mlnstrator OF the estate of said ohh Penn decd 2nd
An account asceraining whether the slaves liberated
by the will of said John Penn, d"c'd can now recov-
er their legacy and if the whole then hat norton
thereof they can nos recover 3D. Whether the estate
be IN such condition, as that they can be removed at
the coming fall term of this court to some free State
a' provided by the testaors will all which accounts
tue sad Comm ssioner, will take, state md settle and
make report thereof to the Court with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or reouir.
eddy TIL parties Il S stated.
Copy-TeSte,
LEO DANIEL In CIerk