Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
MARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
!, IS suPsrios Cssss fctaoss Holder a
IhSm.. Taylor. Charles James Marur,o, jar ,.. Heron
dee the S,% Of asro, sn,s. ccmrsay The
cssy sss.s To%p. e
q. BLAIR, and William Carroll, 4 ITS.
Thomas Macon, William Hay jr., Edmund W. Ro, te~,
George fsh.r the President Directors Company of h.
psay OF zoe Bank Of Virginia, Patrick Gibson, VILLA.
in which The bill hath been take, IA, ce,,s
:Sc Is ys.s a. s ssaesp. Macon Loos
Uned s,es asd o. whom the o. 'Sr r, Bank Of the
purpose appear have been duly executed came on 70 he
losunen.. O. D. e. K ea%Sissd i ss the the
Macon, evidence Ia The eausr, which were a
examination " wi,pessss and was argued Sx and The
y. aheseof the Court delivered The folow
ing opinion:
BY the Chareeflsr:
nave read With rtrygreat attention the which
nsnry seem 20 me 70 proceed the ground that ,.
S s Ssu tSe benefit o. he discount acespor
~ was mere CLOAK for usury But pretended in
peny, received to their use, contracted to receive nnv
par. al the discounts upon the notes. they ho
ell by them should he reeardedias e,onk 90 ,rse
think nut-They bad nothing to do in lending him MONEY
~ selling at discount his paper-This he rie HI TO
allow and This they had right FOR bim-Tbere was
no understanding between them the pure base rs of lis
paper IN relation TO it, so that the nothing more
sale of his paper In Market which he coud moi do
Sd conveniently without the assistance brokers' and ths
Without any relation 10 his no,e inors
ed them and sold them, by which they came n,o he
hands OF innocent purchasers without their knowing
brokers charged eommissos and f IL be- n, 1n.s
sonas ONE they entitled IL. So do not discern
auy difference between this cases her.otrs
decided in this OF Greenhow md IIaryie and TsS,r
a uruer ana which have been affirmed in the Supreme
wherefore, the Court doth adjudge order and deere.
, , se o. the SnPerios Court OF Chaneery
and slaves neDiio- In the Deed oi Trust dated The sh
o. Iune Isi7 and referred TO in the b that he sell
The same in such p,rcels may purchasers on
the following terms, which by all the pariies
Jared thereby'hat To say after advertising time anal
place OF sale, Tor ,ix week: in the Richmond Enquirer
aud IN some newspaper in the Of ~ ana
on Two court days NJ least ut the front door Court
% o. Orange county that he sell the said property
In c"s, and the residue in equal annual
Payment tterso and retaining moreover lien 1on ,Le
an rs further security for much purchase ma
n-y msy remain duel and the MARSHALL IS directed 10
deposite in the Banks , city TO the essdi, %
this srii the net, proceeds OF his sales and TO report h.
That IL he referred TO OF the Consi OF he
court, 10 state the balance due by the defendant Macon on
the deed of ast in tl-t mentioned, claimed bv The
plaintiff AMI the said Commits ner is directed TO er,
e cout' WIN any matters specially stated deemed per-
,nent hy himself or which may be required by par
A copy. resse, WIN. W. HENISG, &C.
NOTICE.
J Pursuant to the foregoing Decree shall on the 3d
day OF February next before the OF The Tavern
al present kept by Messrs Veri-r Shepherd M orans
c" thou>e expose TO sale by public TO the
bidder upon the thr land,
by deer.ed 10 he sold and which described in the
deed al trust referred the decree c,lsws
certain parcel of land situate lxpr mud ~;
10 the county Of Orange and State Of Vrg conainu
eighteen hunired and twenty acres IN Thn
mas Macon by Zachariai Burnley by Indenture bear
ing dae The istJannary 1884, and duty recorded in The
Court of Orange County, Also acra al ,;n;r
thrr.n purchased by said Macon John Scott trsi. OF
teuben Burnley. -
Asr cert,in other tract parcel Of land likewise
tuaied in the said county of Orange con,ainnp al, ~.
tract hat was con.eyrd to the said Thomas Macon by
J"hh Baylor an'i Frances his wife, 10y their lnden,ur
dated the 18Th Move ber 1904 duly recorded in tho IN;
tr'e Court OF fredericksburg the boundaries which
PARTICULARLY set forth in said fnntuc wi n the
." three hundred thereof ed hy said Thnnss
NJ ;con 10 his O""'
Also oher Of land, containIdr four b,,d..
sd ni Lacariab Gibbs, and bounded by the lands 81 ~,
Maisfrid " N'"oeft
Also, ore other tract situated lying being on Bin.
nun III said county Of Orange, coniaining 100 acre
purchased OF James Madison, bounded y Nh. I,nrs ~
said 1i'fison, WIN Smith and Krbeu Newman
ny reference TO the deed from lie 10 Maco,
eeIas III me District Cour of Fredericksburg ahnyc
sa.eo, appears that conveys eighteen hundred and
twenty three and au half Two other tr.c ~
one hundred aud thirty thee aud hundred and ,Ir,v
s'vrh acres all lying In Orange viii he soi
snbiect 10 adeduction Of the three hundred rn
veyed by said Thomas Macon his Son and also sh;
10 lien OF that lien exis,s) for Sxfy BANK SbarS
In favor ut Elizabeth Darlington, but OF what R,.h -
| dsed oil Trust does not state - ..1-
Ibe Urge isac's Il land will be sold in such rnrec,s
| The Decree. - e''i'''s Va
BY the Deed Of Trust il appears that, Two Uppred ~
Wehty zine Male and Female Slaves,
s-ihes', oras many as shall be ahle to- get
son OF will be sold on the day and place
o' The first day they will tie continued from d,y IT, ,ia,
| until all tue property is s"hi """''
RICHARD II. WILLIS, DEPUTY O,
JOHN STANARD III. f. O. d.
DEC. u, 1874 :J-2nwGw