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SETTLED AT LAST We stated on Friday, that by verdict of a jury at Petersburg last week. the will of 1921 of John Randolph of Roanoke had been established, and all the codciIs set aside We mi. mated at the same time, that exceptions might be taken and the case might he hung up in Court still longer But we are gratied to hear, that the contro- versy has been finally compromised to the sasfac- ton of all parties, and to the following effect: The negroes. about 300 in number, are liberated and will

 receive 900 dollars and their wages for this year. It is probable, that tracts of land will be purchased Texas, on which they wiII be settled The remain- Ter of the estate, estimated from one hundred | l2o0O0 dollars, will be divided into five parts; of which two-6iihs will go 10 5t. George Randolph. a nephew of ull blond and after his dsath to be shar ed equally between the relations the maierns and

 aternal s'd-s; one-flth to H. St George Tucker, Esq nne-fhh io Judge Beverley Tucker; and the remainder one fifth to the children of Judge Coulter and Mir Bryan of Gloucester, who is. specially. emp ed from accounting for and profts-fRi h- nond Enquirer.