oyd Nock, special commissioner, for
nvcyance to purchaser &c., and Te?
rring cause to commissioner in
aneery.
Wm. Jennings Ames et al., infants,
ho sue by next friend vs. Louisa
mes et als. Decree making cause
vacation one.
Ellen H. Joynes vs. Edward D.
lynes and others. Decree confirm
ig report of L. Floyd Nock, receiver
I Jno. M. P. and Harry L. Joynes,
nd for deposit in bank of said Harry
Dynes' share.
Ceorge D. Wilkins et als vs. Wil
am B. Wilkins' admr. and Edward
?. Waddy and wife vs. Bertie K.
ewell &c. Decree confirming re
ort of Stewart K. Powell, special
ommissioner.
William Thos. Shay vs. William
ihay's admr. c. t. a., and others.
)ccreo confirming report of Samuel
\ Ross, commissioner in chancery
,nd for sale.
Ex parte: Petition of Benjamin T.
lunter, late guardian of Burley W.
Icottet als. Decree confirming re
>ort of Benjamin T. Gunter, admiuis
rator of Arnold P. Scott, deceased.
John T. Bull's admr., vs. Julia Ann
Bull et als. Decree confirming report
A John H. Janies, admr.
Sallie R. Dix vs. Jewell May Dix.
Decree confirming report of John S.
Parsons, commissioner in chancery.
Democratic Primary Returns.
The returns from the Primary elec?
tion held in the county of Accomac
on last Saturday show a majority of
46 for Hon. Otho F. Mears, as appears
below:
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Pungoteague. lsti
Wachapreague. 128
Hawk's Nest. 39
Belle Haven. 38
Accomack Court House 100
Onancock. 68
Tangier. 49
Cashville. 6
Parksley. 26
Mappsville. 21
Newstown. 13
Bloxom. ll
Saxis. 17
New Church. 13
Greenbackville. ll
Temperanceville. 34
Hall's Store. 12
Chincoteague . 19
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