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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22
Mr.. MEAcHER. the celebrated Irish pa.

triot and orator, delivered lecture on Saturday
night, at the African Church, on THE Value of In
tellectua Wealth to Nations" as illustrated in the
case of Ireland by the fame and lessons of her ora
tors-Grattan, Curran, Shiel, Sheridan, and o. Con
nell. The subject opened rich field for an orator
and especially for an Irish orator; and Mr. Meaghei
did it the most ample justice His lecture was a
brilliant and beautiful effort and entitled Mr. Mea
CHER to take rank an orator with the iliustrious
men whose genius he COMMUNICATED
His description of Grattan, Curran, Shiel, Sher
dan and O'Connell. were mastery, graphic, life
like deineations and his tributes to their greatness
proved that the speaker had mind to appreciate
and heart to sympathize with all that is splendid
in intellect and sublime in patriotism. Glorious
old Ireland California is not more thickly strewu
with golden sand than Ireland with gems of genius
nor is Thomas S. Meagher one OF the least among
the precious stones of her diadem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

Cross CuTTING.-John Kelly, resident
of Rockets appeared before the Mayor last Satur-
day, to answer the charge of assaulng and beating
Jesse Josephs on the 18th inst. The evidence show.
ed that both parties were to blame, and his Honor
therefore, required each of them to give bond aud
security in the sum of $50 to keep the peace and be
of good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

EVANS. of the Periodical depot, Pearl
street, has cent No. 6, of the Yankee Notions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

DISMISSED The summons against the
James River and Kanawha Company dismissed
on Saturday, Mr.. VIM. P. Munford having obtained
the permission of the Commissioners of Streets to
occupy portion of 10Th and Goth with mate.
rails for erecting stone wall at the dock
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WHO ARE THE BARBARIANsg

The order of the Car, giving the merch ant
vessels of the allied powers in his ports six
weeks to clear out and make themselves Sc
cure, shows that instead of the Gar being
the savage the allies represent him, he has
more liberality than themselves, for they had
scarcely declared war before they commence
ed seizing Russian property in their ports
and on the high seas. Their friends the Turks,
lately massacred 800 Greeks in cold blood
but we hear precious little from the allied
points of this horrid barbarity. All Christen.
dom, however, except the allies, must see that
the Turks are more savage and less deserv-
ing OF consideration than the North America
Indians, and that they deserve at once to be
spewed from the mouth of civilized Europe.
Whatever may be the result of the present
war, it is to be hoped that the downfall of
Turkey is near. If the conscientious allies
succeed, we trust they will have no more
scruples about disposing of Turkey than thew
have experienced in regard to disposing of
other nations in India and Algiers. Let them
expei the Turks from Europe and make an
independent nation of the Christians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

To THE. PUBLU.-I return my warmest
thanks to Many Citizens" for the kind mention of
my name in connection with the Office of SHERIFF..
and regret my inability at this time to accept tbs
nomination. They may rest assured, however, that
the Old Fireman" will never decline or relinquish
any post which may be assigned him where the lives
property of his fellow citizens may be in danger.
my pit SAMUEL FREEMAN
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sooa -. Itsks q virginia, has besn appois1Bd
speeh s.ah Aeenf q ~ Posi- Once Department,
vice Rnslish, sssisasa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

hsffioDssr GEsEzAI cossEaEscx. The fomr.
eeafh day, May ID. wss chiefly spent in siiscus.iue
the locstioh OF the Book Concern: but no decision
Wa arrived IT. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

1NsoLENcE.-Edward Hincher, slave to
John Hagan, was brought before the Mayor Sa
turday, charged with using abusive and threatening
language to James w. Gaines, the 18th inst Ow
ing to the absence of witness for the Defence the
case W az adjourned over until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

We request attention This Afternoon of
most Valuable Real Estate at Rockets for particu-
lars, auction head.
my 70 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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To THE PEOPLE OF RIcHMoND.-Fellow
Citizens: l am again r candidate for the office of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE. For your
past support, acknowledge my obligations, and trust
that in the approaching election may have an adj
ditional proof of your confidence. -
nv 22-4tt EDVIN RITRTON
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HE FIVE PoISTs.-Rev. Mr.. Pease, the
devoted Methodist clergyman. who has ex.
hlbited SO much selfsacrifce, and accom-.
plished such valuable results, by his mission
in that great sink of moral denominations. the
Five Points, is man whose excellent sense
is equal to his pious zeal. He found, at the
very Threshold of his labors, that it was i'm
practible to Christianize people who were
without any honest means of subsistence
lie found itadiscouraging job to preach hon.
esty 10 people whose necessities compelled
men, as soon as the services were finished.
70 80 OUT and steal something for their din.
ne's. 90 nc took a common sense as wen as
areligious view of the subiect and Will. ~
continued to preach the Gospel exert a :; ny
sell 70 md an honest occupation for the nn s
~ 1919 Iaaa I h ms care The large number
afford . signal proof Of the value Of snuna
Judgment In combination with feryent a se'u :
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M ULES FOR SALE.-I will sell seve-
IvI raj fine MULES, having more thar have pre-
sent use for. Also. few hundred bushels BRAN,
now a scarce article.
scriptions of Lumber, Boards Scsning of various
sizes, square Posts. &c.
constant supply of the best Oak Wood which
can recommend as being the most uniformly good
ticle ever sold in the market
C. WALTHALL,
On the Canal, between 9th and 7th SITS.
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+ j. B. TINsLEY tenders his thanks to the
different Fire Companies of the city for their very
cient services in preserving his dwelling and urni-
ture from the ravsges of the late fire and also to
those of his neghbors under whose hospitabe roofs
his family sought and found temporary shelter.
nv Pits
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN estate of E B. Chiles, decd, will make immedi-
ate payment and all persons having claims will pre-
sent them at the Store of Keen Chiles and Baldwin
that ngements may be made for their settle
RIO. H. VAUGHAN, Admir-
my 21-tie1 of E. B. CHILES, decd.
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7 OST.-On Friday evening, in Richmond,
sons, about miles from town, small A r PET
BAG containing few articles of clothing and
book use ! by as Commissioner of Revenue. The
findsr will confer great favor the subscriber BY
leaving il at the Dispatch Office. suitable reward
will be given. JOHN o. GODDIN.
Henrico co.. May 20. my 22-5t*
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| DEAL VIRGIN OIL-For the Table
IL Selected from the best Olives and cannot be ex-
celled for salad. 1t is perfectly fresh-crop 1854
| For sale by BENNETT BEERS,
| my22 Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

Thus closed the Spring meeting for 1854 over
Fairfield Course; and though not very brilliant
one for sport, it has gone far to prove that the
masses are ripe for the revival of the pastimes of
their fathers, and would delight in seeing good ra
cling throughout Virginia.
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] EVER'S NEW NOVEL-Received by
IL J. w. RANDOLPH.
The Dodd Family Abroad. by Charles Lever
thor of the Daltons Roland Cashel Maurice Tiernay,
&c.-75c p
Vol. VIII Harpers Magaznc-S2.
The Know Nothngs, expose of the secret Or
der of Know Nothings-the most ludcrous and start
ling Yankee Notion conceived, by a Know
SOM thing-1Sc. my q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06

Douplns. Ennsien. Harris, johnson. Jon.s'
Iaxne. Marshall. MeDearmon. Mellhenny, NC
kennex. Nonoure Jun. Parker, Paxton. Kan
dolph. Roger. shaekeford. Stands. steenrod'
stuart, Tate. Tazewell, Thomas, Thompson,
Turner, Ward, West, White, Winston, Whether
81.
Tie following bills passed:
Providing compensation to the Justices OF the
CORPORATION Of Fredericksburg for their services
Authorizing The Raleigh and North Carolina
turnpike Company to construct n branch to their
road. Ayes b, noes 2.
Amending the 9th section of the 18th chapter
of the Code of Va, relation to bonds OF ofilcers
of government.
For the relief of Henry Chappell, Joseph Colt
man, and Austin f. Royce, or their legal repre-
seniatiyes.
Anthorising loan to the james River ana
kanaNha Company. TO complete the tide water
connection. The following was the vote ON the
passage of the bill:
Ayes.-Messrs. Amber. Baldwin. Barnett,
Chapman, Creigh, Harris, Irving, j. f. johnson,
Jones, ID. b. Layne, Marshall, McDearmon, Nc
Elhcnney, Mckenney, Moncure, Mullin, Old,Jr.,
Parker, Paxton, Saunders, Stands, Smith, steen-
rod, Stuart. Thomas, Ward. West, Winston;
Witcher-29
Noes-Messrs. Arthur Brawner Buswell,Cat-
lett, Douglas, Funston, Roger, Shackleford, Iaze-
we'll, Thompson, Wade, Jr., White-12
To increase the capital stock OF the Meehan-
icsburg and Wythe Turnpike. Ayes 2o-noes
).
incorporating the Amissyille and Rock Mill
Turnpike Company.
To construct the Hancock. Brooke and Ohio
Co. Turnpike, Plank, or McAdamized Road, on
State account.
To provide for the organization of Mining and
Manufacturing Companies
The Senate refused TO concur in the House a
mendments to the bill increasing the pay of the
Clerk Of the Senate.
The roll was called, and the question being on
disagrceng to the first amendment, the vote was
ayes 24-Noes Is.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Marcb q

ToBAcco.- rhe breaks this week have been large and
chiefly of Tugs and common leaf Price without muc
rhange Common Tugs mud commor leaf are ratter
lover but oth"r kinds fully sustain last weeks prices
WHEAT.-Whte 81 &c; Red 60
fLouR-No salas-aN@atns .avicoe per steamer
Andes, which vessel arrived at New York Wednesday
night, with Live pool dates to 18th February
CoRS-75 80 cents per busi el.
Corn MEAL-90c 81 per bushel.
OArs-15 n So cents per bushel
Bacon -Mountan-cur-d hog round. 81 D cents
City cured and Smilheld hog round 10 90 I01 cents
old Western Sides, 81; Shoulders. 7aas Hams, Ii a
II; old Sides71 Shoulders, 7l2.
BUTTER-Goshep, l8 "A % c Mountain, 1877, 81 cts,
some poorer sort, suitable for table use Aold
low as 10 Is
COFFEE We quote Rio ii 10 cents Laguyra, 10
"A ID Java l3d 10 4; Mocha ii "A l4i cents.
LARD New in hbls, $l01 cts kegs 4 Id
LIVE STucK-Beef Cattle scale weight, So SO rs
SUGARS We quote Porto Rico 81 Ct cents; New
Orleans 81 Cd Refined Loaf 92 TO- Crushed 10
"a 9 3D.; Powdered IL 8 3D. Coffee Sugar 8 a T.
gross Sheep. so 81. nett Hogs, Sc 25. nett.
LrME-From wharf 81 PSI from 81 81, for
Eastern. Virginia. 81 10.
GUAso-Sacs AT $50.
PARTNERSHIPS Lump S. l-2 at y horf 81 on Basin;
Ground g.
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LYNCHBURG llkGlNiAN.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH g. 1854
The LIE ielature


The condensed summary Of the debate N the
Senate. upon the motion to extend the session OF
the Legislature thirty days deyelopes the impor-
,.nt fact. that. in the Judgment of members. the
time limited by the constitution for each session
sinsuicient for the transaction of the public eu-
siness. Whether the members have been dere-
Gci in diligence and industry. or have occupied
too much time in unnecessary and Improbable
speech-makng it is scarcely necessary to en-
ou;re: for we do not think il all likely that le-
eisIaiure can be collected that will not sin in the
same way.
The faults of our legislation and the folies of
our legislators are ineradicable. No expedient
vet devised has awaited to cure the evils, delays
extravaganza and stupidity of our law-making
system. The denunciation and ridicule of the
nress-the taunts and ieers OF men OF sense--tile
terrors Of the popular tribunal have proved nike
ineff;oacioas We know of no remedy, but that
which the people have hitherto strangely neglect
ed to apply--te wit: the election of none other
than sober. moral. intelligent and industrious
men--who under the solemn injunctions OF con-
science and patriotism, would devote themselves
with am earnestness and fidelity TO the public BIZ
s;nass equal tn ihat which such men employ in
the management Of their private affairs Dema'
gerues. drunkards. dolts and roHes. however IN
terIuised with men Of and character, are
not likely to form body from whom much useful
labor NAV be expected We regret tn be forced
TO think that the morale of American Legisla-
lures is shaEnefully defective, aud that our own
forms no very shining exception.
What course shah be pursued. in the oon'in-
geney of the adjournment which now seems Ger
tain. viii be for the people to deiermine.The evil
dent anticipation of the Legislature i that eal-
led session will be held. As public journalists We
do not feel called upon certainly not at this time,
10 make any suggestion. We are not, and have
never been. special admirers of that new consti
tutional dispensation vouohsafed TO as by the Re
firm convention of ls50-5l. We are not, and
never expect TO be- responsible for the manage
rnent Of that party whose majority have had the
direction Of affairs at the capitol for the last three
months II the public interests suhcr-f the
banks become embarrassed and the currency de-
ranged. because their charters have not been
nawed-if internal improvements lag and langush
for want Of proper propraiions--ifprivate acts
Of Justice have been neglected and personal grie-
vanees remain unredres sed-let all look To that
majority to whom the destinies of the State and
the interests of her people were committed.
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SALES OF STOCKS.

REPORTED BY john A. LANCASTER & SON. BROKERS
Virginia State Stock, per cent, 81 YEAS rum last
sail 5 at the Treasury LOG
Virginia per cent % years time sales l05 and interest
Virginia per cent years sales $I04 and
interest
Virginia per cent? under years run, last sales
l02 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by til State last sales 1884 and int
Richmon! City Bonds "a years rum last sales $l04
and interest.
Richmond City Boz ds short dates last sales $0l to
l03 aud interest.
Virginia Bank Stock par $40, last sales 77d
TURNER'S Bank Stock sales H..
Exchange Bank Stock sales this week. Ill
Virginia Tenn r. r. bonis last sales % and interest
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $9,
Richmond Fire Association Stock pur 500 last sale
s33t
Richmond Fredricksburg and Potomac Rail Road stock
last sales SOL.
Virginia Central Rail Road Stock last sales So
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Stock last sales
15
Richmond and Danville Rail Road Stock sales this
week 20
James River & Kanawha Stock, last sales 500
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n,s,,,bu,,ne the Public Lands.

In the senate of the United States on Mon
day. SAYS the Richmond Wing, millions Of acres
of public lands were appropriated for the con
struetion Of railroads in various states-Nirginia
not included. Of course. The grants are as fol-
lows-to Louisiana, for railroad from Sbreeye-
port to the Mississippi river--to Wisconsin for
railroad from Madison 10 the Mississippi river
To iowa tor certain railroads in that state--to Al
ALBANIA for a railroad from the Georgia line to the
city of Mobile and also for two other great rail
road lines to Alabama-to California, for an CT
tonsiye railroad leading from San Francisco to
Sonora--to Florida, for several railroads IN TINT
state; and 10 Arkansas, for railroad from the
Mississippi to the Texas boundary. Some nine
or ten bills in all-thht will do pretty well for one
days work in distributing the public lands. In
addition to the numerous grants for building rail
roads are the Homestead hin and the bill grant-
ing land 10 the several States of the Union for
the support of the INDECENT insane, pending be-
fore Congress. We suppose our rulers would
refuse any portion Of the latter grnnt, 10 Virgin
ia. as they have refused any portion for building
the many railroads they have in contemplation,
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orators and unriYalled craftsmanship have efea
ted an affection for his name and memory IN me
hearts of his eountrymen that will be cher'shsa
to the latest generation.
2. That, as further token of our respect Tor
the memory Of the deceased the sergeant-at-
Arms of the two Houses of this Assembly ar
instructed 10 have their respective halls clad III
mourning for the residue of the session.
/ That, as a further token of our respeci LOT
tn, memory of the deceased, we will wear the
usual badge of mourning the left arm Tor me
space of thirty days.
Five thousand copies of the speeches nave
been ordered 10 be published in pamphlet form for
the use of the members.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
Kentucky's Tribute to Henry CLAY.

The present session of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture is the first that has assembled since the death
of Mr.. Clay. 1t has unanimously passed the fol-
lowing resolutions, the offering of which drew
forth from several members the finest bursts of
eloquence eulogistio of the deceased Patriot
whose loss is so deeply deplored
l. Resolved BY the General Assembly Of the
Commonwealth ofKeatucky, That the mean-
choly intelligence of the death of our illustrious
citizen, HENRY CLAY, was received by the peo-
pie of Kentucky with the deepest and most pain
full sensibility. Hislong, brilliant, and patriotic
services in the councils of the State and Nation ;
his devoted aud successful labors in behalf of the
Union and the cause of liberty his matchess
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Valuable Real Estate.

VNHE subscriber will sell at auction IN II -,
Il OF A,ril next The house aud lot n,w a,. ilm
hlmselt-aso2 vacant lots adjoining the same NJ
near Spence Il Cawthon's Facto,y;I H., o"u
Payne. md Judge Daniels, al SIS II pf g,am, ai U
fcrson St, opposite 10 Mcdaniel. Hurt a. ~ w
sto e, near the Va & Tenn. r. r. Denot-Nall 'e'
of land containing 900 acres The land with !.
ed into TWO tracts one tract containing 400 acre,
good ne' frame house, continuing 3 rooms.
two-story barn. 2i< so fl. and all olhe, on, Lnn.a
and new. large Iortion of the land lns pood |
fences The tract containing 600 acre, / nc o..
citg and ioerably good uses, The land is well y,
ed and heavily timbered. Persons wishing n navy
will examine them before the the day OF sale. wlist
take p ace on the above menti med day n, 3 o'rL.
NJ. If fair, mot. tue next fair day and eon,inno
that day, commencing a. the dwelling house frs,
TERMS.-6, ~ and IS monhs-net otabo ,
and title retane; until payment is nude.
mar 6-ctds GEO G. CUpt
u Exl ress and Republican copy twice a weqI
llth April.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS March I

FLOUR AND MEAL.-fhe Flour market to day was
unsettled sale this morning, before news by the
Andes of 500 bbls Howard brands at 81 81 also
500 bbls do at 81 d Dbl At the Merchants Ex-
change there were no transactions Tie ma: ket was
very much unsettled. Buyers were offering 81 25,
holders asking 81 81 u bbl Nothing done in in,
Mills Rye Flour 50as5 Co. and Corn Meal 3 81 for
country and 37as4 ia u Dbl. for city manufacture
GRAIN AND SEEDs.-The supply # Wheat Is very
small only few hundred bush els offered, with email
sales of red at 81 ~ per bushel.
GROCERIES Coffee, market steady. We quote Rio
at i5al2c per ID Sugars and Molasses unchange =
Rice 4da4ac per ib,
FRtyIsiohs. Market quiet, and sales small. We
Bacon shou ers 7a74c sides 7sasc aud hams 0n &c.
per ID Bulk shoulders 64c sides &c. hams SIC per h.
MARCH ei-Sale- of 1900 bhl.. Flour at 81 37-
No chnnge TO note in Ii. Grim marhe ct
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General assembly Of rginia.
SENATE.

EVENING sEssIoS-wEDNEsDAY
The following bills passed
Permitting Henry Mann, free man OF color
20 return 10 Virginia TO settle bis accounts
To prevent cases being delayedin nm appellate
court because Of death or change of parties.
To repeal an act of Feb. 18th, 1853, amending
the charter Of the Northwestern Virginia Rail
road
Authorising tho Upperville and Manassas Gap
Plank Road Company to increase their capital
stock.
To amend the 9TH section Of Chapter l65 OF
the Code of Virginia in relntion 10 the fees "f
Attorneys for the commonwealth.
Providing for the establishment of an addition
nj free school district in the county of Aecomac
To amend the ID section Of the act ncorpora-
ting the odd Fellows Male and Female Institute
of Petersburg.
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X7IRGINIA.-At Circuit Court continued

VIRGINIA AT a Circuit Court continued
held for the county of Campbell, at the Cd
house thereof, Saturday, 22d day of October
in the 18th year of the Commonwealth,
John bryan,-
Against, IN CHANCERY
William w Dnwiddie in his own light and Nancy
wife. and as executor of Catharine Bryan decd
as administrator de bonis non of John Bryan, deed
f., hraim Ga'd,et and Agnes his vile formd
Agnes Bryan, Thomas I1amersy and Am I'll
his wife, Daniel Bryan, John Bryan. Reason Led
and Catharine his wife. William Windsor and Ii
his wife, Andrew Thompso , JohnjRussen Harm
j. Russel. Nicholas Clayton and Mary his wife;
Iium Poindextcr and Susan his wife, Robert Russ
Simon L. Akers and Catharine his wife. and Cal
rire Robertson, Del
This cause came on this doy to be heard on the 0
the answer OF the Defendant, William W. Dinwidd
and Nancy his wife, ind of William w Dinwidde
executor of Catherine Bryan and as administratOr|
bonis non of John Bryan. and Ephraim Gardner
Agnes his wife--ihe subpoena awarded against
DE enjants Thomas Hamersly and Ann Eliza his vi
which appears to have been duly executed, who Id
failed tonppear and answ err; The order of publicat
against the Defendants, Daniel Bryan, Reason Lea
and Catherine his wife, William Windsor and Jan,
wife, Andrew Thompson, John Russell, Harmon J. R
sell, Nicholas Clayton and Nanny his wife, Will
Poindexter and Sdsan his wife, Robert Russell, SIN
i. Akers and Cutharne bis wife, and Caiharine Robr
son, who are out of this Commonwealth, and agai
whom tie plaintiff appears To have proceeded in
manner prescribed by law. and who have also iiled
appear Ind answer; the exhibits and examintto Of
nesses, and WIS argued by Counsel: considered
whereof Court taking the bill for confessed as TO
the aforesaid defendants who have failed appear
answer, doth adiudge. order and decree that the ddd
dant William W. Dinwiddie, executor of Catha1
Bryan dec d., do render before OF the Commissd
ers of the Court account of his admnistia alton Of
estate o, his said estatfix and that the said nd mr.
bonis non Ct John Bryan, decd. do also ender be1
the same Commissioner, account of his adminisi
ton OF the estateof said J, hn Bryan, need And
sail Commissioner is hereby required to state and set
said accounts With any matter stated thought perne
by himself, required by the parties be stated
ACopy-Teste
mar 4.~4w JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, CPk|