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MarshaIs Sale.
VIRGINIA,


At Superior Court OF Chancery,, held IN The
town of Fredericksburg on The 7th day
of October 1890.
John Archer and John w. Stump. Executors
of John w. Stump, decd Pitts against
James Doneale. Mary Deneale, widow and
Executrx ofGeorge Deneale, decd. Ann
Lucretia, Mary, Catherine, William w.
Nancy Patton and Albert Deneaie,
children Of the said George Deneale,
decd and David w. Scott, defendants,
HNHIS cause came on to he heard on TIE
Il papers formerly read, the second "a
mended bill of the plaintiffs & the report OF
commissioner Barton. made pursuant to the
order OF the 10Th day of May, 1920, with
exceptions thereto taken by the defendant
James Deneale, and was argued by counsel,
on consideration whereof, the court sustain
ing the first and overruling the Cd eXcep-
ton, and confirming the first statement d
the commissioner, shelving balance due 10
the plaintiffs, on account OF the debt IN the
proceedings mentioned, of D. 6, ZAP 40 cts.
with interest on D.4,557 10 cents, part
thereof at the rate of six per centum per an
mum, from the 9th day of September 1920,
and not intending at this time to decide
what sum is due from the defendant James
Deneae, TO the representatives ofGeo. DE,
neale, deceased: doth adluige order and
decree, that unless the defendant James
Deneale, do within six months from the date
hereof, pay to the plaintiffs the aforesaid
sum of six thousand seven hundred and forty
two dollars and forty nine cents, with inter
est, al the rate of six per centum perannum,
on four Thousand five hundred and fifty seven
dollars and ten cents, part thereof, from the
18th day of Sep ,ember, 1920, until paid,
and the costs expended by the plaintiffs in
the prosecution of this suit, texLept the
costs of the former sale, and the costs, it any,
of the special report of the plaintiffs expen-
SEES. in the prosecution of this suit the said
James eneale, and his heirs, and all per-
sons claiming under him, be from thence
forth barred and foreclosed of all equity and
right to redeem the property described in
the rndenture of trust, exhibited in this cause,
made ON tie 9Th day of August, 1904, be-
tween James Denesle jr. cf the first part,
John Dunlap, and Samuel Craig of the Sc
cond part, and George Deneale, and David
w. Scott of the Sd, aid in case of default
IN the payment ofthe said principal money,
interest and costs, within the tire atore-
said, tina, the marshal Of this court. after
having given three weeks notice by aGver-
tisemen ,puhlishedn some newspaperPrint-
I'D in the town of Aiex'a do expose to sale by
public auction for ready money The proper
ty described in the said indenture, of trust
aforesaid and out of the money arising from
the said sale, after defraying the expense at
tending the same, pay to the plaintiffs the
said principal money, interest and costs.
and the surplus OF the proceeds OF sale, if
anv, retain in his hands, subject to the fu-
;ure order of the court. and repor. his pro-
ceedings to the court in order to final de-
cree.
Cosls.-Clerks fees, D,75,74
Lawyers fee and tax. 1916
Marshals fee l4,O
Commissioner, 4l,i6
copy. Teste,
J. T. FORD, C. C.
Pursuant to the foregoing decree, I shall
on Monday, the 7th day of May nert, (being
Prince William court day. before the front
door of the Tavern now kept by George
Williams, in the town of Dumfres, and
County aforesaid, proceed to sell by Public
Auction to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, the property therein referred to viz. II
Water Grist Mil, near the said town. said 10
he in good order for manufacturing Bour on
Quant;cc Run, with two pair of FIVE feet
Burr STONES, and every implement and ap:
purtenance thereto belonging. and ZEN
ACHES OF LAND, g. about adjoining the
same-Aiso one other Water Grist Mill
adjoining the aforesaid premises, on said
run, with one pair of large Burr Stones, and
the necessary machinery and Kiln tor dry
ing corn, and about T.eenty .4cres Of Laaa,
around and adjoining the same, including
one aud half acres known by the name of
the Sav NIL Tract These Mills are in
sight of each other, on never failing
stream, sit is said, aud aijoin the said
town OF Dumlres.
WILLIAM NJ. CRAIG, by. of
JOHN SrANARD, Nj. F. c. D.
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