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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

Fatal Burning The citizens Of our
town were Mortified on Wednesday morning
last, to learn that Eusor the bright aud in
terestug E;tle child of Mr. Julian f. Norris,
was burned in such manner as would result
in his speedy death The child had been left
by Mrs. Norris in bed, and when few mo
mcnts afterwards servant was sent to the
room, it was found flied with smoke, the
nasty announcement, caused the Mortified
parents to rush to tbe room, only to find their
beloved child burned almost beyond recogni-
ton Tits supposed, that he procure paper
and commenced to play with the fire IN the
stove, and that in SO doing, his gown OF can
ton flannel became ignilel His injuries
we're such that from the first jt was evident
that be was beyond human skid Ile deli H.
about ia hour after His discovery, bruuatel
iusensible from the time of the aeyilep, uni
his death The htte body presented one
the mos heart-reuderug sights taat Ne have
ever had the sad misfortune 90 view, aad ",
earnestly pray that uo aluer parents our
comfy VIII ever have snea sad ctamty t.
belall them Our siuceres, sympl,bjes are
extended the grief stricken parents, Who have
thus so suddenly and "a sush au.awfol man
uer, had their beloved ehll snatched from
their arms By the terrific destroyer Il
Their only consolation in this dark hour OF
a. g., ~. o. u 81
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Another JOb.-An effort is being made
ia The Legislature, which from present lndi-
cations will prove successful, to compel par.
ties interested to insert all legal advertise
ments, that is, trustees and mortgages sales,
&C, in d Journal owned by prominent dem
ocrate ring politician, and which in a few
years, will bring for the origin ltor Of the
measure, an immense fortune. Al first the
bill included the counties but owing to the
efforts Of members more interested in the well
fare Of the people than they were in the pecu-
MARY advancement Of an individual they were
excluded. As the bill now stands, should it
become a law, the papers Of Baltimore which
have done 50 much toward the prosperity
and Advancement of the city will not be per
mtted to publish any egal notice. The Jill
Is an outrage, and ii shows how far the ma
chine politicians will 20 TO reward their
henchman Among the men VINO opposed
this jobbery, so bitterly denounced by all fair
minded persons, We are proud to chronicle
the name OF the Hon Adrian Posey, than
whom no county has better representative
who is Always ready, aud ever fearless in de-
nunciauon OF any measures which will en-
crotch upon the rights Of the people Of his
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

Day Fixed. GOV jackson has signed
the death warrant fixing Friday, Arril 27ta,
for tic execution of John Benjamin Bisgoe
colored, Tie murderer of Captain Robert F..
Dixon, 10 the waters Of ~. Mary county.
Bscoc, who is now ia jail at LeouardtoMn,
was twice convicted of the murder, be drst
time in November, 1886, aud the case was
twice before the Coart of Appeals. The trials,
il is said, will cost st. Mar, county about
$4,000. When told that Gov iackson had
signed his death warrant, Bisyoe sid tex
pectcd IT, Thought it would he 50. Me
lmeaninE the Governor might have done
something for ne, but he didn L. To his
counsel Mr. B. II Camalier, he stated athat
the day fixed was earlier thau he had expect
ed, he had thought it would ha1e been about
tie 4th OF MAY TO Captain Y Biseoc he
said at had to be SO, killed him, MSS
born to Kill him and to be hanged for i,-
Since the receipt Of the news the prisoner bas
been very much subdutd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02
THE HAUNTED HOUSE.

Down in dis county dar is farm,
Oats owned by Mr.. r.,
Aud as he tends to Somethin else,
Il was worked By Mr.. B.
Two years he worked it very well,
And dey did all agree,
Till all at once gnost appard;
An ugly one was he.
Dem legs was long, dat face was pale,
Dat voice was very queT,
As he cum in one RAINY niIe,
Dem people for to skare.
While dey was sleeping in dere bed,
He peeped into dere face
And, OH dem people he did scare,
In cherry state ob grace.
Out of dat bed dem people come;
You ought to heard um squeel,
When in de house dat axe did cum
And den de buggy whele.
So mex day by morning lite,
Dey surched de place all round,
Dey said dat thing, locked very bad,
De buggy was upside down.
Dat was an awful ghost iey said,
He went on so bad,
Dat all dem pee pie left dat place,
And run up home " dad
But now a wider hab took de place,
De ghost hab disappeared,
lie could not ftcc her red head boy,
For feer he would get STATED.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02
4 Pleasant visit Mi

4 Pleasant Yisit-Nr John F Wlg
gaman, OF Washington, p c. the Junior
member Of the drm of A. 7 Whiting CO..
visited Rock Point last Friday on the steamer
Tug Templar, accompanied by Mrs Wagga-
man, Mrs Kemp, Mr.. Robert p. Morris, Mr..
Charles Keller, and Mr.. W. A. Feuwick Of
Washington, Miss Montgomery, ofNew York
and MIR. E. G Darlington, OF Baltimore. They
spent very pleasant day on Saturday in
sailing and other amusements ABOUT the place,
and in the evening some fine music was rem
dered by Mr. Keller and Mr.. Charles p. Graz
dali On sunday morning they were escort
ed to the wharf by GOV. Whiting and hts
guards. They took the steamer Wakefield
for Washington, expressing themselves highly
pleased with their trip and the kind hospital
IT'S received from Mr. Whiting.
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Our Great Slaughter in Millinery.

Elegant Felt Hats, all the leading
shapes, at SO cents.
French Felt Hats at 75c, zoe and ] -.
silk Beaver Hats at 90, - and so.
o dozen Children's Lawn Tennis Hats
ia blue, %. Full assortment Of Trimmed
and Unirinmed Children Felt Hats at
4oc i5c and l %.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

500 elegant Patteu Hats aud Bonnets at re-.
3 90, 90, 3 90 and o.. Slo.o worth Of
Fancy Wings Birds, PIumcs and Tips. The
finest display ever exhibited. Velvets, Plush
cs Ribbons and Millinery Ornaments 26 per
cent less than elsewhere. Kid Gloves Cor
sets. Worslei Goods. Goods Fur Trimmings
Aufis and Bustlcs at bottom prices.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

Simmons Ejrcr Regulator is what
the name indicates Regulator ct that
most important ergan, the lycc. Is y0nr
ten derdnEed, thesbretth offensive. you nave
headache feel languid, disspirited, and urr-
vous, no appetite, sleep IS troubled ana I'M
refreshing Simmons Liver Regulator Ic-
stores the healthy action Of tbs liver. See
that you get the genuine, prepared by J. H..
L,iIu Co
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Please note the following prices.

$50 Children's and Misses Cloaks at so
100 Childfen's aud Misses C1oaks at . Is.
- Children's and Misses C,oaks at 50.
l000 exclusive styles Of Childrcn's aud
Misses Goats from 4 90 10 co.
800 elegant plush Coats at rs 90, is 90,
20 90 aud "a 90. Stylish Plush New
markets at Is 90 only.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

Mr.. Cox, had leave granted GA Friday last,
10 Introduce the bin which vii! Civ, i new
charter 20 Pert Tobacco.
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EotaI mb personal.

Es- The office ofte INDEPENDENT has bern
re,gored % me first foor 81 me Aqsohic NH,
irsalediately oRposae 1e Episeopa Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

Transfers Of Property DEEDS .-Fron
Mile Bowman to Rein II Bell for acres d
land, on part of 'Dick's Birth consdera-
ZION, SI00. W D. Posey to Mary V. Posey
for acre Of land; consideration, 81 so. Win
fired r. Summers aud al to John W. Wise for
20 acres Of land on part Of 'Traeman !
Choice consideration, 500. James II.
Cunningham and wife to John IT, Price Oh
part Of "Locust lil;' consideration, $3.50 :.
VI. A. Frcre to Elizabeth jackson on > acres
Of Iana; consideration, $40 90. S. Cox, Jrb
Attorney, Is ". A. Henderson for ''PoppleE
tor; consideration, S3,s7j. A. Posey p
Joseph " hayden for lots ofhnd J H.
Mitchell and t. 4. Wilmer, Attorneys, to Al
Posey, for part Of Lusk'tts Level = c7nsid +
ration, 1901 a. Po-ey and wife to VIM.
Proctor for lots consideration, $3.50. WnI
E Proctor and wife to Walter, renry AMI
Maggie Adams for trac, Of lind; eonsiderI
ton, love ana affection
Bills Of Sale Iron Emanuel MeWillpA
ia II n Rirhu "a. starltiou Sa
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S1eriR's Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DY virtue of writ of Fier F ,.ias issued
| } out Of the Circuit Court for Chirle.
county at the suit of A. Pose Trustee
against the goods and chattles Of Robert +
Rson to me directed have seize and TAX ="
in execution, all the right, title, cl ii %, inter
est and estate, at law, ana in ca inv Of III
said Robert e. Rison in AMI to til following
real estate t. wit;
All that tract or parcel Of land ,it11tcl !,
2masm.. ..saa,sslon District, Of Oh .rIes so...
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maryland INDEPENDENT.
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.

ESTABLISHED NIs74.
Published every Friday morning.
The yeung man advocate,
The poor man FREUD.
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which, upon advice Of friend he did not do,
started in the direction OF the "fimes' Office
and met Mr. Cox, Nho had gotten in his bug
IS TO leave town; when they met, Mr. Mitchell
used pretty harsh language to Mr. Cox, and
attempted to pun him from the buggy, and
settle on the ground their difficulty. After
The passage Of blow or two Mr.. Cox, drove
hurriedly oil, evidently leaving Mr.. Mitchell
entirely dissatisfied with his course in so do
ing. We trust that the affair has ended, for
no good can come Of such encounters Our
advice to our democratic friends is, that
hereafter they aualyze more carefully all reso-
buttons offered in their conventions, and
thereby save themselves from war Of words
and possibly fists.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-03-02

his large stock Of well selected g66rs' araR-
below cost Persons wishing to secure bar
gains should give Mr. Farrdl an immediate
call, and take advantage Of the Opportunity
which euables farmers an housekecpers t'
supply themselves, at much lower figure
than can be Ind elsewhere
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n
ris: consideration S2s7 j W. Dyson 70
z Harris; consideration, S23l. Henry NJ
dleton to II. R. Harris; consideration, S4I
WA. II. Wood and wife to George c. J0hb
ston; consideration, 500 George Forfl.
and wife to Z. g. Rowling; consileratiob
$500 George Hawkins to J. Walter Carpf.
ter; consideration, SD r. 2. Wainwri- b
to II. II Richmond. consideration, S35. y
II Marshall to John W MARSHALL conside l.
ton, love and election & r Toson h
Grace Fiuhugh consideration, $40 G. p
Richards to Margaret & Richards cousdel Ia
ton, $3.50. VIM Tubman TO Thomas p
Owen; consideration, s. 80. Lee JlcAsonfu
G. J. r. HUNT a Co.. SIS o8. n. I Cpi
ana wife to G. j. R. HUNT 4 Cos consideh
ton, 500.
Mortgages Prom W Bryan and wifelt
b. D. Tubman on "Byersjd Farm. conside
ration, s.. 600 james W Swami and VII
to q. j, r. HUNT & CO., for tract ofland o.
Pomoukey Greek; consideration, Sllo y
II. Hughes and j. Hughes 10 Pierre L
pugau, OF "luIisn Town consideration
500
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-27
Cleveland, Thurman aud Kendall
KendaiI's Appointments.

Hen. Gilmor ;. Kendall will address
the voters of Accomac ut times and
PAGES designated below:
Pungoteague, Saturday afternoon, o.
tober 9th
Hotfman's wharf, Saturday night, Oc-
t,ber27th
Accomac q. H. Monday, October coll,
court day
Leemont. Monday night, October Goth.
Fair Oaks. Tuesday Afternoon, October
30th.
Head of Bradford's Neck, Tuesday
night, October Both.
Newstown, Wednesday night. October
3lst.
Atlantic, Thursday night. November Isl.
Sanford, Friday night, Nov, mber 2ld.
New Church, Saturday afternoon, No
yember 3rd.
Greenbackville, Saturday night Novem-
Der 3rd.
Chincoteague. Monday night, Npvem
Der 5th.
AppolNTM ENTs OF OTHER SrEAKEEs,
Prof. F. P. Brent and others,
New Church, Saturday afternoon, Oc-
tober 9th.
Greenbackville, Stature y night, Octc-
bcl 9th.
Hon. Jas. N. Stubbs,
Cashyille, Mon.lay night, O tober Goth.
Hon. j. w. G.. Blackstone,
Atlantic, Saturday night N ovemb AZ 81.
Jas. H. Fletcher, .Jr., and Hon. S. S.
Wilkins,
pewell's store, Saturday night, Nov Sd.
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Festival.

The membership of Leemont M. 2.
Church will hold their annual fair and
festival on the church grounds, under
comfortable SHELTER, OH Tuesday and
"Wednesday. October 3Otl and Slst, com
lnenciug each day at 2 O'Clock. An
oyster supper will be served each even
ing at 5 y. m. at moderate prices. One
IF tile principal features of the fair will
De fancy table we'll filled with rich
display Of useful us we'll as ornamental
oys ordered direct from the city espe
,ially for the occaslcn. This depart
inent will be under the direction of q
committee consisting of young ladies'.
{ here will be also cake and confection-,
cry stands. Much time and labor will.
We expended to make the whole occasion.
IN inviting AMI ertt raining affair. Our.
equation in the past assures all who
attend and pa-ronze us.a good time and
line full worth Of tb'ir money.
A. D. T. Ewell, IT.4. Mason Alfred
tatthews, James Barnes, committee
III arrangements.
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Eayicy nrowne In Cou.rcss.
Special Correspondence.

Hon. Bayly Browne has now repre-
scented the First District through one
aessionsof Congress. and the record dis
closes the fact that be has been absent
on every yen and nay vote since Septem-
aer 10th. until final adjournment, Octoy
her 20sl. 1883.
Mr.. Browne has never called up sin.
gle private or local bill that has passed,
and was absent wlen his name WAS
ralled in September. and thus lost his
lust chance of calling up Que private ELL.
Mr.. Browne poses as the great friend
Of the Blair educational bill. 1t is true
he offered IL re. olution on July 9th, Tx
ing July 18th for its consideration IL
Che House. after the Democratic Con-
ventlon for The district was called, but
he well knew that no other business
you'd be COZ sidered whiltethe tariff bill
was pending; and the tariff bill WAS not
disposed of in the House until July 81.
MIR. Browne never before or after
wards when he might readily have done
20, sought to call up the BlaiI educa-
.ional bill so far as the record shows.
Mr.. Browne, whilst pretended!y a
friend to the people of Virginia, voted
against tile Mills tariff bill, which took
the onerous tax from tobacco.
The Congressional r. cord is remark.
ably silent as to Mr.. Davly Brownies re-
cord as Il representative.
All indications poi 1T t. Mr.. Cleye-
land S re election as President:whv then
should not every Democrat wish to Sc
cure u Democratic Congressman? IN
such an event the people of the First
district may expect to get offices and APP
preparations.
III Mr.. Browne goes back to Congr ess
It will only be doing him the favor of
drawing $40. OCO 'alary and keep him in
position where. Judging the future BY
the rast be will do the district but lit
lie service. DEMOCRAT.
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Appor,ionn,ents of school Funds.
Session Isss-'s9. No. l.

Appointment of the first payment
Of State school funds, taxaluslvely FOR
pay of teachersl for the session lsSS-s9.
1T the rate Of 81 cents per capita of
school population. Amount of said
funds due Accomac county 81 .s7l.S4.
Pungoteague dist ict-school popltaa-
non ,S74. per capita 81 cents, amount
$3.50 "a, treasnrer's commission Sl1.62,
amount $560.32.
Lpe-scfool population 1885 perea-.
81 cents. amount S9lO.16, treasurerS
commission $500, amount SSsl.96
Metolnpkin-school population 1,554,
er CAP. 81 cents. amount SlSl.74,treas-
nrer's commission 1858. amount
.;472 IL.
Atlantic-.chonl population 2,224, per
cap. 81 cents. amount s6s9.44, trea'ur-
er's commission s13,79. amount
a675.65.
.i.nds-school populationA 676, per
cap. 8 cents, amount S2O9.5t traasur-
IRIS commission s4.1a, amouhSs2l5 81.
Totals school population 9 264, per
ap. 81 rents, amount s2s7l 81. treas
nrar'a commissions s57. 43, amount So
Sl44l.
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Session 1857 SO. No. 2.

Apportionment of the second pay
lnent of school funds, [Grand Staff lex
elusively for pay Of teachersl for Che
session 1SSs-S9, at the rate of Sl.0624
per capita of school population. Amount
Of said funds due Accomac county 50.
>4207.
Pungotcague district-school popnla'
tion 1874, per cap. 81 1924. amount 81
800 "a. treas. commission $50. 80 amount
81. 951.12.
Lee-school population 2.936, per cap
Il O624. amount s3,119.2 90, treas. com
:;62 SIS. amount S3.056S2.
Metompkin-school pop 1854 pei
cap. 81 osa4. amount Sl.65O 81, treas
com. $500, amount 81, 6l7.95.
Atlantic--scho'l rop. 2.224. per cap
sI.0694 amount 81 $50 rs, treas. com
!47 &c. amount S2.9l5.52
Islands--scl,ool pop. 676. per cap
81. O624, amount s71S.lS, treas. com
;l436. amount <sr3.S2
Totals--school pop. 1924, per cap
81 O624. amounts <9,S42.O7, treas. COM
.5196.S4, amounts 50 645.23
JOHN Z. MAPP,
Supt. Schools,
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NEIGui.oKHcon NOTES.
OI.nrcoek.

Dir. and Mrs Err. lsati,erhnry sic in
Baltimore.
L. W. Chiltrp. lbs been in New York
during the week.
Lester G. %atson. of Jacksonville.
Fla. is visiting his brother-in-law, Jno.
Il. Riley.
Miss LILY Bacwell has accepted sit
nation as teacher in the family of MFR.
o. j. Lucas, Modrstown.
A new arrival in town, which has ia.
ken up headquarters at Mr.. Spencer ID,
Hopkins. Its a 10Y, too.
The z. Y, & Social Club met at Miss
Lizzie Gusts on last Friday. and was
very pleasantly entertained by their
charming hostess.
Mr.. s. S. Baker, in a short address
in the Town Hall on last Saturday eve
ring explained the manner in which the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Ecliange
is conducted. its systematic arrange
ments, etc.
Tile steamor ancastpr run to this
ulace by the Baltimore Fruit and Pro-
duce Exchange. made her first trip on
Saturday last, landing at BagwelPs
wharf. Size left Tuesday evening. ear
rvlng SEQ barrels of potatoes from
this wharf and 2OOf Parker IS wharf.
The Episcopal Cilurah at this place
was The scene Of a petty wedding on
last Wednesday evening. the contract
ing parties being Mr.. John II. Farmer,
IF Halifax & H.. ard Miss Annie II.
Evans, charming Young lady of Oman
cock. The bridal party entered the
church ut o'clock and We're made one
by Rev. John McNalib. +. D. F. Cus
lis, giving the bride away. and Mr..
Hankins, of Halifax e. H., acting as
best man for the groom. Immediately
after the wedding the couple took the
lmat for Baltimore, Ell route to Rich
Mond.
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Try Titlows breakfast Cocoa-it makes
a delicious and wholesome drink. =
A Card.

Mr.. EDIToR-I write to say to the
people of Acco ac anil Northamo OF
counties, through the columns of your
paper, that will receive any article for
the ladies or farm produce departments
that any person NAV wish to exhibit for
q premium at the Chesapeake Agricul-
tural Fair, which commences on Tues
dav. next, and will deliver whatever is
sent to the secretary for proper display.
and when the Fair is over will ship is
hack. ALI such packages directed to
me will be carried free Of charge by the
JR. r. Co. Any produc of either land
or water will he exhibited. l hope those
people who have anything of interest
will send them III. / am
Very Respectfully,
OaRIS A. l}Row1es.
Cape Charle:, W., Oct. ss4hh. 1885.
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Tax Rssfee.


Notice is hereby given thai The STATE
tax and county levy for the year 1888
ere now due. and that in pursuance OF
law, the treasurer OF his deputy will bo
kt tho following famed places at Cha
tiraes herein specified and remain ihree
Ssys ST saea place Tor the gurpose Of asa-
lscxsaa aeia taxes ass leytsg
Appointments OF John J. Blackstone.
Treasurer
Keller Station, September 9th.
Pungoteague, September 18th and ssth.
Dnancock, October Ali. 18th s;Id 9th
Hachapreague City, October 18th. 10Th
ard 3oih.
.Accsmack c. H., october 2ath, soM
and 3lst.
louisville. November snd.
Belle Haven. November 9Th.
Tangier Island, November 18th and 14th
Appointments OF john L. Wise, dep.
uty treasurer
Hooduerry. Sept. 18th, 18th and l4th.
Guilfold. September 10Th, 2osh and 2lst.
!aappsYille. October 4lh. 5tl and 9Th.
Harsh Market Oct. 10Th. 11th and 18th.
Temperanceville, October 25th, 2sth
and 9th.
Kew Churth, Nov. 9th. 7ih and sth.
Chincoteagae Island, November 12ta,
18th and 14th.
Those who have not paid their 1887
taxes and levies are hereby informed
that Jules, The same IS paid Ivy the 18th
CT November. next, their property will
be levied on and sold to ray the same.
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CIRCUIT rourr PROCEEDINGS.
October Term. Isss.

COMMON LAM
Thomas Il Quinby and Thomas w.
Russell qualified to practice law In this
court
VIM. u Croppcr qualified us executor
Of John r Fletcher
The following llduciary accounts were
confirmed: Orphan accounts of John
II p. Roland H., Edward d. and Ellen
II. Joynes; Geo. W. and Salie Louisa
Taylor: and Sarah P. Walstor--audit of
VIM. Jones. deceased
Trustees appointed for Broadway
Baptist Church and Drummondtown
Meth.niist Church
Two counon cases were on The docket.
One continued and the other w,ts tried
and jury disagreed
CuANcERy--
VIM. Freeman and wife sc. VS.. Louis
f. Sharpley and another. Final decree
Parker s. Neely, who sues. &c. VS..
William Killrnan and another. Referred
20 Master Commissioner
Rupert Christian. &c's guardian VS..
Rupert Christian and others. Decree
fer paymert Of co is, taxes. attorneys
Zee aid share OF Ori,n Christian
Geo.T. -Mapp's ahmr judgment cred
itor who sues g.. vs.. Nathaniel S. Po-
berts. Order suggesting death of petit
.ioner, G. S. Il. Mears
Thomas LilliSton S executors s.Hen
ry $. Dix anG wife. Decree directing
ont OF what funds purchase money for
house and lot shall he paid
Vim. r. Nortlam, &c's Trustee VS..
Wn II. Mort am and another. Decree
10 rent out premises, for collection Of
current years rent and for payment of
costs and taxes
John I.esner. guardian We. James D.
Brady, trusteeet ais. Decree for collec-
Yicn Of interest. payment Of costs and
saXeS
William l.. Russell VS.. John I. Rus.
sell and others Decree confirming re-
port of Gunttl s. Blackstone
Edward S. Johnson AMI wfcvs Vim
Wigton. Decree repayment OF Costs
and to plaintiff, Kate johnson, for con-
veyance, Sc
Charles Il. Lillistnn VS. Sallie I. Iii
lstcn and others. Decree confirming re-
port of Gunter & Blackstone
S. E. Egerton & Co.. Judgment cred
itors, who sue, News David y. Abbott
trustee and others. Decree for deposit
i'll bank and referring cause to Master
Commissioner
Fletcher Dri,mmnnd, who sues. &c VS.
John E. Il. ckman and another. Final
decree
George w. Core and others VS. Isaiah
I. Johnson and wife and others. De
cree confirming report OF sheriff
john ]. Blackstone, trustee VS. Charles
Drusimona, Sr's executors and others.
Final decree
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Join !. Wilder. resielrnrv leestre,
who sues, sc VS. Susan T Wares admir-.
c taand others. Referred to Muster
Commissioner
Edward Bloxom's admrand others VS.
WIN T Young and wife. Referred to
Master Commissioner
James r Fletcher and others rs John
r Fletcher's curator. Refereed TO Mas
ter Commissioner
Powell & Garrison VS. Geo Z Mapp
and wife &c Referred to Master Con-.
Elk Parte: The petition OF Henry
g Stern and others, trustees. Decree
Cor sale