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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE pERSIA

Al OF TIE PERSIA.
new Yosk. Aug. 3.-The steamship Persia,
with European dates to the POI ult, arrived here
this morning.
The peace conference between France AID Aus.
tria was expected to take place in about n week.
Inc Safdinian repi esentatives were hot namcJ,
and 1t was expected and believed that no,e viii
be present bnt Sardiria, If she pleases. will
acqo'esce 10 tue arrangement IN separu. article
of Il trsGty.
1t is supposed that the European Peace Con.
gress will meet after the terms OF peace ale con
Guided
Is is affirmed that Sardinia signed nothing but
the arm,sticc. and is consequently in u inImal
state Of war with Austriu.
ltaly's discomfort with the terms of reaec is
uhabated. and Napleon's explanation is nor II
reassuring character.
Tuscany showed strong hustility to the return
of the CRAM Duke u,d the Provisional Govern
ment, and had directed the popular vuIe to DO
taken on the subject.
The Gern."n Diet had agreed Ia restore the
contingent army and Federal for,re,>cs to peace
footing.
ENGLAND.
In England, the foreign policy of the govern
ment was debated in the House of Commons
NJ. Dlsraeli, opposed all interference with the
peace Congress.
Lords Palm"rston and Russell thought England
might with rr"priety, take part but nothing was
Lord Elsn gave notice of IL resolution against
the interference Of England.
Gaidstohes proposed Increase ,f income tax
had b,en agreed to.
FRANCE.
Napoleon had hern received with rons,atula-
tons by the Diplomatic corps
The Pnpes Nuncin was spoke man for tie Am
bassadors. In reply. the Emperor stated that
Europe was So uil uat to him ut the commence.
ment of the war, that lie was happy to conclude
a ieace SION ~ tie honor uni interests Of
France were satisfied.
As proof of his moderation he trusted the peace
would he enduring.
COMMERCIAL.
Tie Paris Buursc WAS Cat and lowcr In Liv-
erpm the sales of cotton tor the week were
$4,000 bales. including $500 ON speculation and
| 200 for export. All Qualities were fly one
eighth lower. Fair Orleans was s.25; Mi1dlinys
do we're ioFa Upl nds Fair y; middngs do 6
to l-l6th. Sto'k in port 695 900 bales, incud
ii'g CO. American. - me circulars say That
the market NJ one time during the week was | to
{ lower but subsequently rallied. The harvest
prospects wefe nat;erlng. Flour dull ut los
tn 10, g.. Wheat hnd nm upward tendency, clos
ing with a batter demand and | to I'd higher
Corn had an advancing eAde CIV; Mixed IS l0l
10 O. g.; White Is to is Cd; Yellow Gs to Us 3d.
Beef heavy With little inquiry. Pork Nominal
and slightl.l l'wer. Lard quiet. Sugar dull.
Coffee quiet. Tea ! To pence higher. Turpen-
tine dull and g"wer: qnoied ~ IS to &c. Bullion
IN the Bank df l. 'napn hal decreased E240, 900.
Money unchanged, hut in good demand. Ameri-
can securities were in average demand but un-
changed and firm. Consols were 04s to o4!.
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Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine to do Co
IL THEN own would do well 10
Inc BARTHOLF'S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price,
go $50 and $50 The following certificate is from well
known Tailor in this county, who only had about ~ minutes
instruction this Machine:
LEysvu.IE Campbell county, Va, June 18Th, 1859
Mr. WM. L. PAGE:-1 well pleased with Barholl
ing Machine and would exchange II for
find no difficulty in operating with 1t ON any kind OF CLOTH
from ckest Cashmere the finest Linen We made
pair of Tow Linen pants for have
and operated six different kinds of Sewing
Machines hut Barthofs and Singers the only Machines
thai would recommend buy They the only
Machines that make 7dilors Stitch. consider Bartholf's
cheapest machine. Ii Is simple In construction easy
understand. and not likely To get out Of order Almost
Bartofs operate and Singer
that worked last year. give Barhof's the preference
Respectfully yours, de-, CAROlUS q. TERRY
p find difficulty In getting my wife work Bar
lhofs Machine. They that something great ought to be
done the that invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie and Lock Stitch June l6-dinsl 9. g. T.
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LYNcHBURG COLLEGE.

LYNfWBURG, TJRGINIA.
TIME fourth annual session Of this Institution will
Il on the bth September.
The location of the heahes and accessible
entire South md the Of study both Classical and Scicn
thc, equal TO that Of any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the Of Mr. j. f. Bankenshp graduate Of the Viz
gina Military Institute and recently connected with tile
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. W. W. WALKER, Chairman Qf Ne Faenhy, Professor
Of Mental and Moral Science, and Of History.
LYcuRGus G. MATHEWS, a. NJ Professor Of Latin aud Belize
Lettr.A
H. CABELI A. b. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
f. BLAsRESsnr Professor Of Mathematics and Instructor
Of Tactics.
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law.
d. a. LAS0HoRsE, NJ. d. Professor Of Anatomy and PbysOi
ology.
sAs'L NJ. GooDsoS, Principal Of the Grammar School.
EXPENSES
Board % per week; washing u % month"; fuel lights
so term Tuition $50 In the Grammar School, and $50 in
the Collegiate Department for haD session.
eH Catalogues containing further information, oh.
ained by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
univ 1A.dts
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Anuxssr @. H., July lin, fsbp I
NIE parties hereby notified that have appoted The 10Th
day Of sEPTEMBEk next 70 the account there
In mentonedon which day the hour Of 10 duoci in
morning. they requested ~ attend ali
csaa evidence, and oil persons asserting liens spoa fund
are hereby warned 10 appear the time and place with
their demands sAM.I, n HENRY
July 1b-ciaw4w Commlssouey
TIA CIRCUIT COURT CONFINED BY ADJOURN.
N meni and held for the county Of Amherst
" April, fsbpi
Marbc O. Goodwin, sheriff Of Amherst such admin.
islraior de bonis Of WILLIAM Haynes, decd Piain6
Peter Ruckcr and Jane HIS win, William r. Yaneey admin.
sraior Of Henry Haynes decd Charles Rucker admin
is,rwtor OF Elizabeth Haynes decd Dcfrudants
The Court doth order that NJ G. Goodwin Sheriff Amrr.t
county and as such adminiarator Of william Haynes dd
do render before Commissioner Henry further
administration of the Of his inestste Com
missioner directed 10 examine, and same
make report thereof 10 the Court Publication Of Commits
sones notice fur four weeks Ia ncYaper printed
city Of Lynchbnrg shall be equivalent esohal
the pariics. Copy-Teate,
no. A. pxNDLEToN, Clerk
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Markets.

New YoRK, august 3.-Ssocks dull and lower
Virginia 6's 90 Cotton steady. Flour generally
10 cts. higher, hut Southern unchanged. Wheat
scarce AMI bouyan Red 81 IS to | 10; Whine
81 80 to l SO. Corn . to cts, higher. Mixed &c
to II; Yellow e to 81 Mess Pork heaey at SIS
Prime loi. Lard steady at l0l to II cts. Wits;
ky 25l; Sugar steady; Coffee declined quarter.
BALTIMORE, August 3-Flour firm. Howard
Street $50. Wheat bouyant and unchangee
sales of 1900 bushels. Corn, firm ID I'M
changed. Provisions unchanged. Whisky q Be-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

SALE OF NEaRoEs.-Arthur Stephens, sold at
Cupepor. c. H. ON Monday last. six likely young
years OF aye sold for $l205; one aged ID Years
$780, one II years of age $l,055; one aged o
years 1895; one aged years $50, and girl
years 1863. This is average Of about 81 DOS.
These prices Unprecedented when it sremem-
bered that all of the negroes wcr- under Is years
ofage.
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Kentucky Elections

LouisrlLLEl August 3.--Ihe following Con-
gressmen are Elected
First district, II Esfnctt democrat. reelected.
Second, PeEtJn, deu. probably.
Third, Brisiow, Opp ,sitinn.
Fifth. Brown Democrat.
Sixth, Garrard, dem, probably.
Seventh, AIilory, Opposition.
Eighth, sitme'. dem, probably.
Tenth, STEPHENSON, DEM reported.
Jefferson fpunty gives an increased democratic
majority of about 1000
The returns indicate the election Of MagofHn,
dem,. for Governor. Also, Il small democratic
majority, OF joint ballot, in tho Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
Railroad Accident,

ALBANY. August "A fearful accident occur
red to the Northern down train due here at TWEEN
ty-hye minttes past o'clock. In passing the
bridge ovef the Tomahannock. the cars were pre-
cipitate, il the creek below distance Of rs feet
in feet Fater. Over IL persons it is reported
were kilek, but dimes from the South.
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Female boarding and Day School,

MRS. r. l. BROWN will open a FEMALE BOARDING.
N1 AND DAY SCHOOL, In the city OF Lynchburg, the
MONDAY in SEPTENRER Her Post Office until the
Goth of August, Is Variety Mills, Nelson county, Va
REFERENC ES:
IT. Rev. Bishop Meade;
Rev. X. X. Meade, Charlottesville, Va;
Rev. X. ii. Wilmer, Richmond, Va;
Rev. John A. Scott, Halifax Court House, Va;
Hon. VIM. c. Rives, Albemare county, Va;
Alexander Rives +" "
James A. Merriweather, Esq, Of Bedford county, Va;
DIR. r. G. Galloway, Nelson county, Va;
Henry Loving, Esi Amherst county, Va;
Rev. VIM H. Knckle, Lynchburg, Va;
Hon. VIM. Daniel,
John NJ. speed, Esq,
A. II. Amistead, Esq,
j. NJ. Cobbs Esq,
Edgar Whitehead, ESQ.,,
Robert j. Davis, Erq. :"
VIM. T. Yancey, Esq,
Rev. j. Manning,
June 1S-dActhsept
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Alabama Election.

MoNrGd merry, August 3.--In the lst Congress
sional Dis rict, Stalwprih Democrat, is reelected
by 5000 majority. Clopton beats Judge in the
Montgomery District by 200 majority.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
slEua ros rHr "IYsonsuro v,na,S,As.
Baltimore Election.

BALTIMORE, Aug. AT the primary Ward
eleet,ons for American delegates to the nomna-
ton Convention held last night. q struggle to,
place between the rowdy and respectable portion
of the party. There was much rowdyisin. In
ONE Of the Wards there was shooting, and some
wonnded-,ho ballot box was smashed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

NovLL AFF.IR.-The rather novel affair Of n
dramatic exhibition at watering place caused
the Laboratory ut Fortress Monroe to- he filled last
Friday evening with one Of the most brilliant and
fashionable audiences ever congregated in Virgin
il. The visitors" from the Hygea, md from
Hampton, nearly fllel the spacious hall. while
dotted about ike emeralds amid SO many dia.
monds were the numerous officers of the army,
who, as we'll rs the large number of beautiful la
dies present. seemed TO enjoy hugely the acting
of the Parker Family" an evidence of which was
the generous applause which emanated from the
resonant palm ofthe gentlemen present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

A SHuMAC MILL.-A shumac mill has been e.
rected in Fredericksburg Ithastwo large wheels
weighing $500 pounds each. with 904 wrought
iron teeth, run on bed of white oak This house
and machinery cost upwards Of three thousand
& lllar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

WHEAT SALES IN FREDERICKSBURG. We hear
Of sales of wheat in Fredericksburg at 81 Il. L.
22f(dSl Is on the river. and one at 81 81, deliv-
cradle at the wharf Flour no saes-held at
81 tn I and so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

DEsD-Col. VIM. Minor, an old and highly re
spectacle citizen of Alexandria county Va. die
at his residence on The Goth uit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

PREsENruEvrs.--Th Nor!ak Argns says
The Grand Jury adjourned Friday. Seventeen
presentments were made for illegal votng-four.
teen Tor Mr.. Ferguson and three for Mr.. Lamb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Ass,ssINATIoN.-.Jacob Zigler, an old and re-
spected citizen Of Shepheristown, Va, was knock
Fl down and kied while returning from church
on Wednesday night last. Three persons have
been arrested for the crime
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ALL
ACCOUNTS DUE
TWICE A Y EAR,

Est of July and list Of January,
(ExcEpT THOSE SPECIAL coSTRAcT,)
GEO r GE M. RUCKER,
LYNCHBURG, VA,
July LIST, 1859.
ID ESpECTFTLLY announces IN those keeping
T. with him. land that due this day, July LIST, 1881
their all drawn and that he is ready
entire of each account respectfully
esks and each To forward and without
delay his necessities for money very great and
without it. His and especially those
Keep with and him. will bear In mind that they
goods Of him cash prices with the distinct and positive
understanding, that their to be paid promptly
when due 1t not be amiss to that prompt eop
with the above understanding expected and required In
every instance.
Those having and claims against him. requested
present the they will be paid promptly presentation
July l-if g. NJ. X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

VIRGINIAN RRowNED.-Charles Cook. Of
Gloucester county, Va, fell overheard from the
barque Benetactor, on the passage from New York
to Liverpool, and war lost. The mate and four
men searched for him in boat for three hours
without syccess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING 1859.
~ ENTLEMEE respectfully invited 10 call and examine
1.-The latest styles of FANCY CAsSIMEEEs, VEST INGS
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All In Of really
good goods Of latest styles and made their
suited. Also the best Black Doe skins ab, Etc Linens
low price Cassmeres for boys, Military Goods mud Trimmings
DC, dc. VIM l.. PAGE
AnrilI 2-,ln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

F-sr DslyIxo.--Jamss NJ J,hason a citizen o. ,,
-csmrbell county; was ARE, tel by officer Royal
Yesterday morning. for getting drunk anl driving
his wagon ut "A furious rate through Main street
During his drive he ran into several other vehries
and Kicked up rumpus generally-was sens "a
the cage tocoo of, after which process he wH' be
;ntrpduced to the Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Lively PLACE.-A Western Virginia editor lives
IN lively place. Here lis his weekly summary
Town dull-nobody runaway-geese have lett the
>street-"narry" dog fight.
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GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Opposite the Firgfnfa Bank, LYHCHBURG, Va.
rs receipt Of large and well selected aRoc
RES STAPLE DRY GOODS HARDWARE soEs,
10, consisting in part Of
Loaf Crushed Pulyerlzed, Coffee, New Orleans Cuba
Sugar;
Mocha Old Java, IAguira, Rio and Parched Coffee
Extra aud double extra Syrup Cuba and New Orleans Mo-
lasses:
Large No. Mackerel Herring; Family cured acon
Boxes;
Bellows, Anyls Vices Screw Plates Horse Rasp Fies
Lnseed and Lamp OIL White Lead, Zinc and other Paints
French aud American Window Glass and putty;
French and Philadelphia Calf Skins Harness Ieather:
5000 bales Cotton, at factory prices by the quantity;
$50 yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen quality;
Corn, Candies, Nails Horse Shoes &c. &c,
country produce. Examine my before you buy will
pay the highest cash price for Corn WOOL Wool Rolls
seed and all other country produce. will sell
duce consigned to me for the beat market price,
prompt returns and solicit patronage may 28-ds
New Concern.
"E have associated together under style
w LANFORD ANDERSON, for the purpose OF carrynf
on the EHn1er Coal and Wood Busaess the yard OF
their old customers.
W. n. LANFORD,
april d1y. j.. ANDERSON.
Oils for Machinery.
Solar oa and r"lse3 8eaessd Tnra on suitable for
mnchineryfr sale by the barrel or single gallon, by
aug f-hs JOHN II. sEAY Druggist
XTANTED-3OOOO0 Wheat which the highest
w market price will be paid.
july is-cim LANaHoRNE q SCOTT
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.sroRE.HousE. 60. FOR RENT.

~ wish or lease. for term Of years, my STORE
G HOUSE AND BUILDINGS thereto attached called "Chak
Level"
This property lies in the county Of Pittsyvana 10 miles
ouh OF Lynchburg and miles OF Danve and for
sixty has been considered one Of the best stands for
country store upper country New buildings have been
recently erected consisting of Store House, Dwelling House,
and houses for family Yard garden
wood and attached to the premises
Possession given list day Of October 1850 My address is
Chalk Level =. o.
aug 2-c2awtlot WAN. 1. PANNILI.
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W IRGINtA AT Q Circuit Court for the Corporation oi
Lynchburg continued and held Friday November 18th
1873:
John A. Clement Christopher McIver, and VIM H. sumpsss

Lynchburg, continued and held Friday November 18Th,
1888:
John A. Clement Christopher Mcrver VIM H. sumptsr
Piainum,
David T. Booker Administrator Dc bonds Of Henry
sumpter decd, and others, DefendantA
This cause which appears been regularly matured
the rules for hearing all the dsbtA this day
be heard the bill OF the complainant and the petition Of @
Mclver and VIM H. Sumpter and the the exhbi and
gued by the Panti On consideration Whereof
Court doth adudge order and Decree that the Defendant Do
yd Booker Administrator do bos}s OF Henry sumpssf
decd do render before Of the Commissioners Of this Count
Of his administration Of the the said Henry
sumper decd aud that the mid Commissioner do and
sete the said account and make report thereof the
and the Court doth further sdudge, order and decree hat he
Commissioner do take Of Ill tho debs due
nom the said Henry Sump4er d the time Of hs DEATH and
and whom they due and which OF them hsD upu
his real and whether they liens by tudgcment
erwise and Of the relative priority thereof and na - -
take Of tho real cstae whereof The said Henry
died. SEIZED aad Of the that have eoue0
since his DEATH from whom the said rents have become
they paid and ~ annual value there
OF and the said Commissioners Do make Of the sad
the Court In order 10 mai decree And the Court
doth order that noce OF The time and plsce u taking The
going be published week. bf bur
weeks o the pubhed In Lnchburg and that
such publication shall be equivalent 70 personal service Of
ce the parties Of the AID that the sad Conmis
sone by notice published aSbesed do al The esso
their claims before him. 9S "A r..
NV DUENINaroN, cssk
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SoLD--The Virginia House in Alexandria, has
been sold to Peter Tressler for $4,000.
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CRY, AND STATE AFFAIRS.

uusrIsos CouRr. August 3.--Preacnt: Justices
Saunders, Waller and Barton. The following
cases we're tried tc-iav.
Commonwealth Va. NJ. 81 eaaul', fur an ass lnlt-
tried BY jury and a verdict OF not guilty rem.
.dere..
dent spirits without lieense. jury was sworn,
hut nas being able 10 agree upon verdict, I'D
;n,,rned over till 10 u'clack. Thnraday.
Commonwealth vs. Richael Tyree, for an as.
.,nlt--the jury returned verdict of guilty. and
sentenced the prisoner /, six months imprisonment
in the city Jail
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TIE EXECUTION At WARsAw.-On Friday the
o2l instant, David the negro who under SEN
tence of death for rare. suffered the extreme per-
nifty of the law. ut the Jail in Warsaw, Richmond
county, Va. A correspondent, who present
at the execution, informs that great excitement
was manifested by the as: embed multtude-t the
rome broke twice, nrd it was not until 1.-THE third
trial that he was launched into eternity"
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DEsIRABLER EsIDENCE FOR SALE

Two and q half miles nom LynchburE
lSIINa TO obtain better facilities for The education Of
w my children, offer my place for sale Il contains $50
about nth Of which IN wood land Nost
fencing Is newly made Of locust poss and oak plank.
The land well clover gruss The he
convenient An excellent Ice House. stabe Barn, and
oil other outhouscs In good repair
hne Orchard 100 TREES, selected nom the
es Of Mcssra Armsead Holiday and PiAnkmany Of which
loaded with fruit
The subscriber generally DO found Of his home
July 2p.v3w JAS, g. CIOPTON
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CoEMmsIoHERs OFTsCn, July 1lih, leUa
YuyHE parties the foregoing viii take noe that
Il have appointed WEDNESDAY, the 1Ith dsyof August
next At my once In the city Of Lynehbury :. ths time and
io Of Henry Sumper Decd hereby warned OF bers
that 70 appear and Jaake proof Of their clamsI
July 1Scisw1w - 80 :" . > -' >S--rr
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IN CIfANCERY,
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction or Lucinn
Fletcher under tc Will u Elijah fetcher decd
es ~ his su. u ordered ea % him, Be diAisaed,
pointed guardian nd iem 10 the infant defendant l. b. Tai
infeo 10 dcnd him In this suit and hereupon ha ned the
answer Of Tho said defendant " the plaintiffs Ill., and
consent Of the said infant dendat by his sad guardian ID
i this cause which has been Regularly malured or
Ing In the CLERKS oice 70 the dsendans William r. Taa-
the Defendants Charles H. Talafefro Thonas q. Johnson,
James Ross Arthur Taylor and susan hs VITA, Frederick Rsx
ter and Mary hs wi George VI TailafarU Cooper B. TAI
iaerro, Charee r. Talairu kosoone r. Talasrro, William
Fountain and susan hs wife ard L. r. Taliasrro upon
lcr Of publication returned excnted this day be
heard uponihe b, Of tho plaintiffs NE Of the dendan,s
right and executors Of suaan Tsaso dssd md the
Of the inhnt defendant l. b. Taarro BY j. Ddake
hs guardian I'D te specially assigned 70 defend him In this
suit and the exhblts and argued by conss
sdcraon whereof tho Court dsh further sdudge order
decree that Charles NJ Backi Of The uemmaoners Of
sad premises since death Of Mf susan Tai
aero and by whom the have been received aud who
has receive the benefit thereof and the said
make report thereof " The Cou And the doth further
adudge order and decree that Wlam Talaerro and Rod
efck Taaro executors Of Suaan decd render
before The sas Comlssonsr q this Court Of her
administration Of the estate Of tho sad Susan TaIao, Decd
and that tho said Commissioner do state aud settle tho said
counts and make report thereof 70 the Court with matters
specially stated deemed pernsnt BY hnse required BY
Of the aea And the Court doth order thai notice
time aud place Of taking The bseeong accounts be published
once week for onr successive weeks IN Of The
j, q pIDLAKE. Clerk