Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-07
VIRGINIA

At Superior Court Of Chancery held in
the town of Fredericksburg, on the 8tk
day OF May. 1929.
Robert Beverly. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
william Fitzhugh and Samuel Fizhugh,
DEFENDANTS.
FBSHlS cause came on to be heard on the
IL bill and exhibits, and the report Of
valuers made pursuant to the order of the
9Th day of October, 1921 +: On consider
alton whereof, the Court doth adjudge,
order and decree, that the plaintiff re-
cover Of the defendant William FItZhugh
nine hundred dollars, with interest there
on, at the rate OF six per centum per an
nun, from the 29h day OF December,"
1877, until paid, and the costs expended
by the plaintiff in the prosecution OF this
suit and that the Marshal of this Court.
after having given three weeks notice
by advertisement, published in some news
paper printed in the town of Alexandra,
do expose to sale. by public auction, for
ready money, the lands and premises IN
the bill mentioned, which were conveyed
toiWiIIism Fitzbugh,oy Samuel Ftzhugh
and Ellen his wife by deed bearing date
on the 4th day of October, 1917, and ad-
mitted TO record in the County Court OF,
Prince William on the 4ih day Of August,
1918. and out of the money arising from
the said sale, after detraying the expences
attending the same, pay to the plaintiff
the said principal money, interest and
costs, and the surplus of the proceeds Of
sale, If any, retain in bis hands, subject to
the future order of the Court herein -
And liberty is reserved TO the absent dee
fendant William Fitzhugb, TO appear in
Court and petition TO have this cause re-
beard at any time within twelve months
tier be shall have appeared openly within
this commonwealth and been served with
copy Of this decree, or at any time with
in seven years from the date hereof. II ne
shall not appear as aforesaid within this
commonwealth and be served with co..
py OF this decree. But this decree is sus.
pended until the plaintiff, or some one tor
bin, shall have fled in this court, or in
the Clerks Office thereof, bond with good
security to The said absent defendant, in
the penalty of four thousand nine huadIed
and seventy dollars, with condition TO per-
form the future orders and decrees Of the
Court in this behalf. Plaintiffs Costs 36
dolls. SO cents, "a copy
Teste, J T. FORD, G.
Bond with security has been filed in my
Office, agrseably 10 the obove order.
J. T. FORD, c. C.
pPursuant to tile forego-
ing decree, shall on the 7th day Of JAM
uary next, before the front door OF the
Tavern DOW kept by George Williams, in
the town of Dnmtries and county of Prince
William. expose to saleb by PUBLIC AUG
TION to the highest bidder, for ready
money, two tracts or parcels OF land lying
g. being in the Said Countryside one called
Baylor's Tract,
containing $50 acres; and the other called
Whitley's Tract,
containing 975 acres, adjoining each othey
on Powell's Creek and Potomac river;
which said lands were the estate Of Gen.
Smallwood, late oil Charles county. (Md.l
deceased, at The time of his deaths and
we're conveyed 10 the said Samuel Fiiz.
hugh. by the representatives Of the said
Gen. VIM. SmalIwood.
WIN. M CRAIG, Deputy OF
JOHN STANARD, NJ +. {. ~
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