The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12
XTIRGINIA al I. snperor court Of chnn.

VIRGINIA At /. Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry holden at the Capitol, in Richmond,
June both, 1902
Philip N. Nicholas, Attorney General ON be-
half of the Commonwealth of Virginia, PL,'F. a.
ganst Lucy Price, relict Of VIM. Price, Regis
ter, decd. AND Vim. ID. James Alexander, John
Harvie, and Anne Price, infant heirs of William
Price. decd. by VIM. Duval, their guardian. and
the SAID WIN. Dual, administrator OF VIM Price
decd Dei'is.
Philip Duvd, PlaintiE, against the same. De-
jendaa,s
The Mutual Assurance Society, against Fire
on buildings in the state of Virginia, iol,'fs. -
gainst the same. Def'tS.
VIM. Marshall and Thomas Taylor, guardians
or Eleanor and Lavinia cambridge, orphans of
VIM cambridge, decd. Plt'6a. against the same
Def'ts.
THESE causes, by consent OF, parties. were
tins day heard together, on the bills, ANS wer, ex-
hioits, and report of Commissioner Greehh0w.
made III the seond suit, which is substituted, by
consent, IN the other causes, and were arsued by
counsel On consideration whereof, the court,
by consent OF parties, doth adjudge, order and
decree, t1at John Prosser and VIM. ,Ionctire or
either OF Them who are appointed commission
ers for that purpose, after having advertised the
Tune and place OF sale for thirty days in two of
the newspapers printed in the city of RICHMOND,
do expose to sale, az Public Auction, Upon ,he.
premises, the following
l. ~ DS,
or the estate of the intestate VIM. Price, late
Register, namely: two -thirds OF two Lots, i'm
the City of Richmond, known and distinguished
IN the plan OF the said city, by the numbers five
hundred and twenty seven, and FIVE hundred and
eiSht, lying on the main street, which were pur
chased OF Alexander Quarter, and adjoining his
present residence Nine vacant Lots in the said
CITY, near the tenement of Joseph Jackson and
distinguished by the numbers -------
House and Lot, on the main-street of Shockoc
HUI, near the brick building of THOMAS White,
commonly called the Blue House, and which Ihe
int state purchased OF John Bretain Three hun.
dred and fifty acres OF Land (more or ess) in the
county OF Goochlind, adjoining the lands Of Ro-
bert I'll. Saunders Two hundred and eighteen a.
cres more or iessJ and eighty acres of coal land
both lying ON Deep Run, in the county of Henri
co Three hundred and fifty acres on the Rich
mond Turnpike, Situated about three and half
miles from Richmond, being the farm Formerly
occupied by the intestate, and now by Peter VIII
kInson And ten Shares in the Richmond Turn
PIKE Company, or so much thereof, as shall be
sufficient to satisfy the Plaintiffs in their respec-
tive claims, with interest thereon from the day of
sale, in the order, and on the terms following, to
wit TO satisfy the Commonwealth of Virginia
two thousand eight hundred and forty. five dol.
lars and ninety two cents, with interest from the
hrst day OF October, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eight, with costs of sui, and
eX,ences OF the sales hereby directed, which
sales shall be made on twelve months credit, the
purchaser or purchasers paying interest from the
date, and giving bond with sufficient security,
payable to the Treasurer, for the time being, or
his successors in Office which bond or bonds
shall be delivered to the Auditor of public ac-
counts, by the said commissioners To satisfy in
the next place, Philip Duval the sum of twelve
hundred dollars with interest from the twentieth
day of November, 1903, and costs of suit, with
eXDenceS ehu cfeI ,;oJ,
shall be made on six months credit, the purcha-
ser or purchasers executing note or notes nego-
table and payable in the bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, and the note or notes so Ia
ken for such as shall be equal to the said
Philip Duvars claim, with interest until such
Hote or notes shall become due, be delivered TO
the said Philip Duval, by the said Commission
ers To satisfy, in the third place, the Mutual
Assurance Society, against Fire on buildings, in
the state of Virginia, the sum of two thousand
two hundred and seven dollars and fifty cents
with interest on two Thousand and niAety-four
dollars and five cents, from the first day of the
present month, and the costs of suit, with the eX-
pences of the sales hereby directed, which sale
shall be made at twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser or purchasers executing a note or notes
negotiable and payable at the bank OF Virginia
with approved endOrsers, for such sum as a III
be equal to the principal and interest of the said
SoCietys claim, until the SAID note or notes shall
notes shall be delivered to the principal agent of
the said society, fof the time being And to salts
~ in the last place, the plaintiffs Wm. Marshall
and Thomas Taylor, me sum offourteen hundred
dollars, with interest from tine first day Of the
present month, with costs OF suit, and expences
OF the sales hereby directed, which sale shall DE
made on credit of wo years, the pirrshaser or
purchasers executing bonds, with approved secu-
rlty, bearing interest from the date OF tin. SALE
the sad bond or bonds 10 be delivered to the sad
Marshall and Taylor and the court doth further
adJudgc, order aud decree, tbat the said commi..
Sioners, or the one who may act, report their pro
ceedings to the court As 10 the dover of the
def't. Lucy in the property directed to be sold,
the court will, if the parties consent, ut future
DAY, proceed to make compensation 90 her, out OF
the otherlands Of the estate of the Intestate -
And hbertyis reserved to tie infant defendants to
shew cause against Ciis decree az any tine with
IN SIX months after they shall severally attain the
age % twenty one years K by consent Of the par
ties IN the last suit, the court doth order the de
PENDANT WIN. Duval to make UP tie accounts oil
lhe interstate as guardian q Laynia snd Eleanor
DaDdrIdge noe wards oG the plaintiffs Taylor s. |