Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-11
Legal Notices.
rOMMIsslONER.s NOTICE.

/ VJc suance of decretal order of the Circt,
Court of Bath county, rendered on the 18th day
of October, 1867, in a cause therein pending, on
the ehaneery side thereof, in which. James Check
am Surber, ct als are Defendants, NOTICES here
by given the parties interested that I shall pro.
coed at my Office, at Bath Courthouse on Fri
day, tAe 18th day of February, 1868, to execute
lst, To take state andsettle the accounts, show
ing the amount due to the parties respectively
entitled, under the will of Richard Mayse, de-
ceased to the proceeds of the land alleged have
been sold by the Executors of said Richard
Mayse, deceased, as set forth In the BILL sli -.
End, For how much, if anything, the said land
is still bound on account of unpaid purchase
money in favor of the legatees of said Richard
Mayse, deceased sa9a.e kda ssIfaa 13ttfa IA
3rd, The successive liabilities of the other par
ties to this suit to the legatees of said Mayse and
to each other by reason of the transactions alleged
in the bill nov. -taq saiIse ,sfee'E .4C
4th, An account showing the Indebtedness, if
any, of the estate of VIM Douglas, deceased to
the estate of said Richard Mayse, deceased, or
the contrary. eoe SIS -59.,rna 6sa baa
9Th, An account showing how Thomas Sitting
ton the purchaser of the land in the proceedings
mentioned, hath paid, if at all in whole, or in
part, the purchase money due from him, and to
whom. ~ 4 "a, tffsf-.f ~ 5iEaa sa8 I!5tW s{s
also wish to ascertain and report to Court
when Phebe Minick departed this life, and when
- Minick, her husband, departed this life and
deceased, are also the legal distributes of Phe-
be Minick deceased, and how much, if any, of
the interest on of s.. 500, the purchase money
of the land sold remained unpaid at the death Of
quested to attend. - =.
c. R. McDANNALD,
feb4-4t Commissioner in Cnancery.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-In pur-
~ suance of decretal order of the Circuit
of Bath county, rendered on the 18th day of Oc-
tOhar in tIUOp lin +
chancery side thereof in which Wadsworth,
Turner & Co., are Plaintiffs against Charles S.
Miller, Us. b. A. Miller ct ais, Defendants, no
tee is hereby given to the parties interested that
shall proceed at my office, at Bath Courthouse,
Va, on Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1868,
to ascertain and state how much of the Trusts
personal property embraced in the Trust Deed
from Edward A. Miller and John ii. Will to
John d. Brooks, Trustee for the benefit of John
N. Clark remains; if disposed of, how, and to
whom, and whether the defendant, John n
Clark, received any benefits therefrom The
parties interested are requested to attend.
G. r. MGDANNALD,
feb4-4w Commissioner in Chancery.
4 ssistant Assessors Office,
N UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
1st Division, 9Th District, Virginia.
STANTON January 18th, 1865.
Notice is hereby given to all persons fable to
or before the 2nd dcy Of March, and register for
the same, and make return of their income for
the year 1867 and such taxable property as Gold
and Silver Plate, Carriages, Gold Watches, &c.
An. additional tax of fifty per oentum is the
penalty for refusal, or neg ect to make return at
VIM L. HERR
JOHN A. BLUME,
Assistant Assessors,
feb4-2w 1st Div 9th Dist. Va.
Office over the Drug Store of DR.. Wayt g. Bro.
DOAD NOTICE LIN obedience to an or
4 a. dor Of tho COuntv Court Of Nov