The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
MARsHAL's SALE.

VIRGINIA
At a superior court of chancery held in the town
OF fredericksburg, on the list of Oct ls2I.
Thomas Chapman, surviving executor of WA.
liam Carr, deccased-PLAINTIrF,
0goinSt
Benjamin Grayson, Beverly r. Grayson, Peter
Graysop, Lund Washington and Susanna his
wife, Samuel Smith and Sarah his wife, James
Hewitt and Caroline his wife, Judith Lindsay,
George G. Hedgman, John G.. Hedgman.
James Rawlings and Susan M. G. his wife
John Browne and Rawleigh, John, Elizabeth
aud William, infant children OF the said John
Browne and Mary his deceased wife, aud Hi.
ram Hord & Catharine his wife-pEFsspASrs
~ the motion of the plaintiff, BY counsel.
~ the court doth appoint John c. Browne
guardian of the infant defendants, Rawleieb.
John, Elizabeth and William Browne, for M.
purpose OF defending them in this suit. And
the defendants Ben amin Gray son, Beverley n.
Grayson, Peter Grayson, Lunt Washington &. SUI
sannah his wife, Saml. Smith &Sarah his wife Jas
Hewitt and Caroline his wife, and Judith Lind
say, who are absent from this commonwealth
and against whom the plaintiff appears TO have
proceeded in the mode prescribed by law, and
the defendants George q. Hedgman, John G.
Hedgman, James Rawlings, and Susan NJ G,
his wife, John Browne aud Hiram Hord and Ca
tharne his wife, upon whom the DEGREES nisi en-
| tered in this cause at rules have been duly exc
cuted, stil failing to appear and answer, this
cause came on by consent of the plaintiff and
| the infant defendants, Rawleigh, John, Elizabeth
and William Browne, by John c. browne as.
signed their guardian, to be heard on the
bill, the bill OF revivor and answer thereto and
| an exhibit, and was argued by counsel On
| consideration whereof, the court doth adiudpe
order anu decree, that unless the de PENDANTS do
within six months from the date hereof nav to
the plaintiff two hundred y twenty eight pounds
| four shngs and five pence, with interest," there
| mi "A 4 faf nj Eve
from the day of September, 1896, until mid
and the costs expended by the plaintiff in the
prosecution OF this suit, the said defendants and
| their heirs, and all persons claiming under
| them, he from thence torthbarcd and foreclosed
OF all equity and right 10 redeem the lands de-
fscribed in the ndenture oil mortaoe the exh;Li.
aforesaid, made the 9th day of September l7os
between the rev. Spencer Grayson OF The on.
part, aud Simon Lutrell and Thomas Chairman.
executors and trustees OF William Carr dec'd
Oh the other part and in case of default in the
payment OF The sa q principal money, interest
| anu COSTS within The time aforesaid, thai the
| marshal OF this court, after having given three
| weeks notice by advertisement pubIisbed II,
some newspaper printed in the town of AIexan-
drado expose TO sale by public auction for ready
money, the lands and premises in the saiu in,l.n-
| ture mentioned, and out of the money arising
from the said sale, after defraying the expenses
| attending the same, pay TO the plaintiff the said
principal money, interest and costs, and the sur
plus proceeds of sale, if any, pay to the d.fen-
| dants, and report his proceedings to the court
IN order to final decree. And liberty is
reserved to the infant defendants TO shew cause
against this decree at any time within 6 months
after they shall have attained the age Of twenty.
Que years. But the effect OF this decree is sus-
pended until the plaintiff shall have entered into
bond, with sufficient security, PAYABLE TO the all
sent defendants, in a penalty equal to double
| the amount OF the sum herein decreed, condi.
toned as the law requires in the case of absent
defendants.
CosTs-Clerks fees gIb 90
| Lawyer and tax ls 10
Marshal 20 SO
Printer 90
| S5y 81
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