Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
Marsflalss Sale Of
VALUABLE LANDS,
IN VIRGL.NI.l.

VtRGlNlA:
AT a Superior Court OF Chsncery held in
The town OF Fredericksburg ON the S8tb
day OF May, 1894
Yeamah Smith, Plaintiff,
William Grayson, Doddridge P Chiches-
ter, Hancock Lee, Thompson F, Mason,
Margaret McCarty, Sarah McCarty,
John M. McCarty, William M. Nc
Carly. and Daniel and Ann McCarty,
infants by John Stanard, assigned their
guardian; John w. BroDaugh aOd Ann
f. his wife; Robert |. Taylor, and Jo-
seph Brewer, Defendants.
VSHiS suit abates as to the defendant
Il Sarah McCarty, by her death land
coming on TO be heard upon the original bill,
the exhibits and examinations OF witnesses.
and the answers of the defendants William
Grayson, Hancock Lee, John NJ. McCar.
ty, William NJ. McCarty, aud Daniel and
Ann McCarty infants. and upon the sup.
elemental bill OF the plain tilf', and the an
swers thereto of John NJ and William NJ.
McCarty, and of the infant defendants;
and it appearing TO the Court lbat the
plaintiff has proceeded 10 the mode pre-
scribed by law against the defendants
Thompson F Mason. Margaret McCarty,
John w. Bronaugb and Ann f bis wife,
Robert |. Taylor and Joseph Brewer, who
are out OF this Commonwealth; and these
defendants still failing TO appear aa4 an
swer the original or the supplemental bill;
and ii moreover appearing 10 the Court,
that the orders entered at rules have been
duly served upon the defendants William
Grayson and Hancock Lee, and they tall
ing TO answer the supplemental bill, the
bills are taken for confessed as to the alb
sent defendants. and the supplemented bill
is taken for confessed as to the said defend.
ant, William Grayson and Hancock Lee,
and was argued by counsel: On consider
alton whereof, and with The assent of John
Nj and William M. McCarty, by their
counsel, the Court doth adjudge. order
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
some OF them, Shall, on or before the 28th
day of November, 1924, pay and satisfy
to the plaintiff, or such person as shall have
been authorized by him TO receive the
same, the sum of fourteen thousand two
hundred and fifty-six dollars, with interest
at The rate Of six per centulh per annum
from the 10th day OF June, 1890, until
paid, the defendants and every of them
claiming title in the land herein after di.
recled TO be sold, shall be barred and lore
closed of all equity of redemption
and all right and title therein derived. by
inheritance or otherwise, by, from, or
under Edgar McCsriy, deceased; and in
case Of default in the payment Of the said
principal money and interest within the
time aforesaid, that then it shall and may
be lawful for the Marshal of this Court,
ho is hereby directed and empowered to
act as the Commissioner of this Court in
what followetb: to wit, TO sell at public
auction, for ready money, the residue OF
the tract OF land described in The indenture
exhibited by the complainant, bearing date
on the 9th day of November, 1917, pur-
! porting to be an indenture between the
said Edgar McCarly OF The FIRST part, Will
liam McCarty of the second part, and Will
liam Grayson of the third part, and called
Cedar Grove, after deducting from the
said tract OF land that part which is charg-
ed TO have been sold, or agreed 10 be sold,
by the said Edgar McCarty in his life time
to Doddridge P. Chichester, and another
part 10 The defendant Hancock Lee, which
residue, or so much as may be necessary
for the purpose, shall be sold upon the
premises, afleI having advertised the time
and place of sale for FIVE weeks successive
~ in or more newspapers printed in the
District of Columbia, and on, OF the mo-
ney arising from such sale, after delraying
The expenses attending the same, pay TO
the plaintiff, or 10 such person as shall
have been authorized by him 10 receive
the same; the surplus of the said money,
or so much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy the said debt and interest; and il
there be any surplus remaining, pay the
said last mentioned surplus into the Office
of Discount and Deposit OF the Farmers
Bapk of Virginia at Fredericksburg, sub.
ject to the future order of the Court in this
cause, and make report of bis proceedings
TO the Court tBut this sale is TO be made
subjec; to the undivided interest in the
premises of the infant children OF Daniel
McCarty deceased, " bich they inherit from
their uncle Thompson Nason, deceased;
and subjecr also to the undivided interest
which Sarah McCary, deceased, had in
the premises as another heir OF the SAID
Thompson Mason.
Te,tew5. H. WILLIAMS, C. &C.