Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-08

4 T CIRCUIT COURT, held Tor Culpepcr
n county, at the Court House thereof, on Thurs
day, the 10Th day Of june, 1859, Thornherry War
der. administrator of John Florance. deceased
plaintiff. against William Florance. Jane H. Flor
ance administrator Of Alfred Florancc, deceased,
Robert Forancc, Elizabeth Florance, Nancy Flor
ance, Mary Riley, formerly Mary Fiorance, and
Stewart q. Thornton, Sheriff OF Prince William
County, Com. Administrator of John Riley,
MISUNDERSTANDING. This cause coming on this
day again to bc heard upon the papers former
" read, the report of Commissioner Nicol, the
cross bill of the defendants, Elizabeth and Nan
cy Florance. and the answers thereto and the
exhibits was argued 10y Counsel and upon con
sideratiun the Court doth adjudgc order, aud de-
cree that one of the Commissioners OF tins Court
do take IN account of the amounts due the PLAIN
tiff Nancy and Elizabeth Florancc, and the other
distributes of William Florance, deceased, IN re-
gard Ia which, the settlement made by Commis-
Sioner Ncul, is to hc regarded Ms correct. unless
surcharged and ialSitcd, and that the Commission
or do take an account of the administration Of
Thurubcrry Warder upon the estate of John Flor
ance deceased. go a. Ia show whether the said
Warder is properly chargcablc with the payment
of the plaintiffs claim, and III taking inns account,
the said Commissioner is 10 regard the accounts oil
said Ward,r, administrator of John Florance, al
ready settled eXpartc. or in chanccry proceedings
IA correct. unless Surchargcd and ialSlhcd. Ibe
Commissioner is directed to give notice OF the time
and place of taking the accounts by publication,
once n week for four successive weeks, i'll some
newspaper printed in the town Of Alexandria, and
hy personal service uu the counsel Of plaintiff IN
the cross hill. and upon defendant, Thornherry
Warder and this shall he equivalent To personal
service of notice upon all the parties in this cause.
All the parties in the above cause will take no.
tice that have appointed Saturday the 10th day Of
September, 1889, at my office at Culpeper Court
house. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to take the accounts
above mentioned, that | may report them to the
Court-thcy will please attend On that day, with
their papers, witnesses. sc.
GEO. T. THOMAS, Commissioner,
Circuit Colrt, Cuipepcr county.
Cnlpcper county. aug l2-wlw
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-l am
\ anxious TO dispose of my Homestead. situated
within three quarters Of mile OF the town ri var
rentnn. The property consists of about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND, which is of fine quality, very
productive. and in good condition. Aconsderablc
portion of it might be- proltably cultivated as u
market garden.
The improvements consist Of n large. c"mm"di-
III Gus and well arranged DIV ELLiNG HOUSE,
"a handsomely situated with NIL necessary out
houses
There is a fine family garden attached to it, and
n well of excellent water in the yard It's con
tpuity 10 the thriving town Of Warrenton (rcndsr-
inc il in effect n suburban residcnce) and other
advantages which can be best understood 10y mn
in.pectiun of the premises constitute this one OF the
most desirable pieces of property in market. Ap-
plications by persons desiring /" purchase, may he
made to James V Brooke, esq, Warrenion. a.,
or n the subscriber =. :. JOHNSON.
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