say, that they are strangers to all and singular the matters and things in the said bill of complaint contained, otherwise than that these defendants have heard that I. J. their grandfather, in the bill named, was seised of or entitled to several lands and tenements, and also possessed of a considerable personal estate; and also have heard that these defendants' father, K. L. in the bill mentioned, died intestate; and also that their said grandfather and father made some provision for these defendants by bond, settlement, or otherwise. And these defendants being infants of tender years, submit themselves to the judgment of this honorable court, and humbly hope that what right or title they, or either of them have, to the real or personal estates of their grandfather, or father, shall be protected and saved to them respectively Without that, &c. An answer and disclaimer. The several answer and disclaimer of A. B. one of the defendants to the bill of complaint of the complainants. This defendant, saving and reserving to himself now, and at all times hereafter, all manner of advantage and benefit of exception, that may be had and taken to the many untruths, uncertainties, insufficiencies and imperfections in the said complainant's said bill of complaint contained, for a full and perfect answer thereunto, or to such part thereof as it materially concerns this defendant to make answer unto, he answereth, and saith, that he believes that did die seised of such estates in , as in the said complainant's bill are mentioned; and this defendant does believe that the said did make such last will and testament in writing, and did thereby execute such trusts out of the said estate, and appointed this defendant trustee thereof, in such manner and to such purpose and effect as in the said complainant's said bill for that purpose set forth; and this defendant does believe that the said testator inade , gentleman, ex , and ecutor of his said will, and this defendant does believe that the said soon after making his said will departed this life, that is to say, on or about the year and , without revoking or altering his said will, seised of such estates in as in the said complainant's said bill are set forth; and this defendant further saith, that he was advised that the said trust would be attended with some difficulty, besides expense and loss of time to this defendant, therefore this defendant absolutely refused to intermeddle therewith, or any way concern himself therein. And this defendant denies that he or any for him ever entered on the said trust estate, or ever received any of the rents and profits thereof, but this defendant hath been informed and believes the same were received by in the said county of of the city of life time to receive the rents and profits of the said for the said said , genin his 's estate , and this defendant doth believe that the hath received the said rents and profits of the said trust estate ever since the death of the said testator, and still doth continue to receive the same; and this defendant positively denies that the said had any power, authority or direction, from this defendant to receive all or any part of the rents and profits of the said trust estate, or that he ever accounted with this defendant for the same; and this defendant is very desirous and ready to be discharged from his said trust, and to do any act for that purpose as this honor. able court shall direct, this defendant being indemnified in so doing, and having his costs. And this defendant further saith that as to so much of the said bill as seeks a discovery of this defendant's title to the lands in this defendant saith, that he doth not know that he, this defendant, to his knowledge or belief ever had, nor did he claim, or pretend to have, nor doth he now claim or pretend to have any right, title or interest of, in or to the said estate in , in the said complainant's bill set forth, or any part thereof; and this defendant doth disclaim all right, title and interest to the estate in , in the complainant's said bill mentioned, and every part thereof. And this defendant doth deny all manner of unlawful combination and confederacy unjustly charged against him, in and by the said complainants' said bill of complaint; without, that any other matter or thing in the said complainants' said bill of complaint contained, material or necessary for this defendant to make answer unto, and not herein or hereby well and sufficiently answered unto, confessed or avoided, traversed or denied, is true; all which matters and things this defendant is ready to aver, maintain and prove, as this honorable court shall award; and humbly prays to be hence dismissed with his reasonable costs and charges in this bebalf most wrongfully sustained. PLEAS. Plea of another bill pending. Plea of C. D. gentleman, one of the defendants to the bill of complaint of A. B. complainant. THE said defendant, by protestation, not confessing or acknowledging all or any of the matters and things in the complainant's said bill of complaint contained, to be true, in such manner and form as the same are therein declared and set forth, for plea thereunto saith, that heretofore, and before the said complainant exhibited his bill in this honorable court, to wit, on the which was in the year of our Lord the said now complainant, in the said bill named, did together with and day of exhibit their bill of complaint unto this honorable court against this defendant, and also against for the same matters, and to the same effect, and for the like relief and purpose as against this defendant, as the now complainant doth by his present bill set forth; to which said first bill this defendant did put in his answer, and the then complainant thereunto replied, and the said former bill is still depending in this honorable court, and the said cause is yet undetermined; and therefore this defendant doth plead the said former bill, answer and proceedings, in bar to the said now complainant's said present bill; and humbly prays the judgment of this court, whether he shall be compelled to make any further or other answer thereunto; and prays to be hence dismissed with his costs and charges in this behalf sustained. A plea of the statute of limitations in bar of an account. The plea of C. D. defendant, to the bill of complaint of A. B. complainant. The defendant, by protestation, not confessing or acknowledging all or any of the matters and things in the complainant's said bill of complaint contained, to be true, in such manner and form as the same are therein and thereby charged and alleged, for plea unto the said bill saith, That if the complainant, either in his own right or as executor of in the bill named, ever had any cause of suit against him this defendant, for or concerning any the matters, trans H actions or dealings in the said bill of complaint mentioned, (which this defendant doth in no sort admit,) the same did accrue or arise above six years before the filing the complainant's said bill, and above six years before serving this defendant with a writ or other process to appear to and answer the same: And this defendant further for plea saith, and doth aver, that he did not at any time within six years before filing the complainant's said bill of complaint, nor within six years before this defendant was served with process to appear and answer thereto, ever promise or agree to come to any account for, or to pay, or any ways satisfy the said complainant, any money, for or concerning any the matters, transactions, or dealings in the complainant's said bill of complaint charged or alleged; and therefore this defendant doth plead the statute of limitations, passed on the day of in the year and prays the benefit of said statute for limitation of actions: All which matters this defendant doth aver and plead in bar of the complainant's said bill, and of the complainant's pretended demands, for which he seeks to be relieved by his said bill; and this defendant prays to be hence dismissed, with his reasonable costs in this behalf wrongfully sustained. Sworn, &c. A plea exhibited by a Feme Covert, in her own name. The plea of C. D. defendant, to the bill of complaint of A. B. com plainant. The said defendant, not confessing all or any of the matters and things in the complainant's said bill of complaint contained to be true, in such manner and form as they are therein and thereby set forth, for plea thereunto this defendant saith, that the plaintiff at and before the exhibiting her said bill of complaint, was married to one who is yet living, which this defendant doth aver and will prove, if there be occasion; and therefore this defendant doth plead the same in abatement of the complainant's said bill of complaint, and humbly prays the judgment of this honorable court, whether he shall make any answer thereto; and humbly prays to be hence dismissed, with his costs and charges in this behalf sustained. A plea of the statute of limitations in bar of an account. This defendant, by protestation, not confessing or acknowledging all, or any, of the matters and things in the complainant's said bill of complaint contained, to be true, in such manner and form as the same are therein alleged and set forth, as to so much of the said bil as seeks an account and discovery of the estate or effects of deceased, this defendant's testator, or that seeks satisfaction for or on account of the complainant; or that seeks a discovery how many pipes of wine, or any other commodities, intended to be conveyed to the said , or that seeks a satisfaction for the same, or that seeks a discovery or satisfaction for any of the moneys, goods or effects of the said come to the hands of this defendant , this defendant pleads since the decease of the said thereto, and for plea saith, that , in the bill named, under whom the complainant pretends to claim, departed this life in , and that > this defendant's , and or about the year or by this defendant, and the goods and commodities pretended to be cerning any of the said matters, (which this defendant doth not admit,) that such cause of action or suit did accrue or arise above six years before filing of the said bill, or serving this defendant with process to appear to and answer the said bill; nor did this defendant, or his said testator, at any time within six years before exhibiting the said bill, or suing out process against this defendant, promise or agree to come to any account, or to make satisfaction, or to pay any sum or sums of money for or by reason of any of the said matters; and therefore this defendant doth plead the statute passed the day of in the year for the limitation of |