Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-06
Marshals' Sale.
VALUABLE LANDS
LN VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
At Superior Court of Chancery held in the
town of Fredericksburg, on the 2Sth dsy
of May, 1924
Yeaman Smith, Plaintiff
William Grayson, Doddridge P. Chichester
Hancock Lee, Thompson F. Mason, Nara.
ret McCaty, Sarah McCarty, John II
McCarty, William NJ. McCarty, and Daniel
and Ann McCarty, infants by John Stan.
ard, assigned their guardian; John W.
Bronaugh and Ann E. his wife; Robert
Taylor, and Joseph Brewer,-Detemlant,
VNiIS suit abates as to the defendant Sarah
Il McCarty, by her death-and coming on
to be heard upon the original bill, the exhi
bits and examinations of witnesses, and the
answers Of the defendants William Grayson.
Hancock Lee, John NJ. McCarty, William NJ.
McCarty, and Daniel and Ann McCarty in.
fants, and upon the supplemental bill Of the
plaintiff, and the answers thereto of John NJ.
and William N. McCarty, and of the infant
defendants; and it appearing to the Court
that the plaintiff has proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against the defendants
Thompson F. Mason, Margaret McCarty, John
w. Bronaugh and Ann Z. his wife, Robert !.
Taylor and Joseph Brewer, who are out of
this Commonwealth; and these defendants
still filling to appear and answer the original
or the supplemental bills and it moreover an.
pearing to the Court, that the orders entered
at rules have been duly served upon the de-
PENDANTS William Grayson and Hancock Lee,
and they failing to answer the supplemental
bill, the bills arc taken for confessed as to
the absent defendants, and the supplemental
bill is taken for confessed as to the said de.
defendants William Grayson and Hancock
Lee, and was argued by counsel: On consi.
Iteration 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 tn the plain.
tiff or such persons as shall have been author.
lied by him to receive the same, the sum Of
fourteen thousand two hundrcd and ffty,sx
dollars, with interest at the rate of six per
,centum per annum from the 10th dayofJune,
1920, until paid, the defendants and every
of them claiming title inthe land herein after
directed to be sold, shall be barred and fore
closed Of all equity Of redemption and all
right and title therein derived by inheritance
or otherwise, by, from or under Edgar Nc
Carty, deceased; and in case Of default in the
payment of the said principal money and in
terest within the time aforesaid, that then II
shall and may be lawful for the Marshal Of
this Court, who is hereby directed and en-.
powered to act as the Commissioner Of this
Court in what followeth: to wit, to sell at
public auction, for ready money, the residue
of the tract Of land described in the linden
ture exhibited by the complainant, bearing
date on the 9th day of November, 1917, pur-
porting to be an indenture between the said
Edgar McCarty Of the first part, William Nc
Carly of the second part, and William Gray
son ofthe third part, and called Cedar Grove,
after deducting from the said tract Of land
that part whichis charged to have been sold,
or agreed to be sold, by the said Edgar Nc.
Carly in his life time to Doddridge P.Chiches-
ter, and anotherpart to the defendant Hancock
Lee, which residue, or so much as may be ne
cessary for the purpose, shall be sold upon
the premises, terhaving advertised the time
and place Of sale for FIVE weeks snccessyeY
in one or more newspapers printed in the DIS
trict of Columbia, and out of the money an
sing from such sale, after defaying the ex'
penscs attending the same, pay to the pam
tiff, or to such person as shall have been All
thorised by him to receive the same; the sur
plus of the said money, or so much heIeo.
as may be sufficient to satisfy the SAID aep'
and interest; andif there be any surplus re.
naming, pay the said last mentioned surplus
into the Office of Discount and Deposit OF the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, at FrederIcks'
burg, subject to the future order Of t a!s
Court in this cause; and make report Of he
proceedings to the Court. But tins sale Is 70
be made subject to the undivided interest m y,
the premises Of the infant children OF Daniel
McCarty, deceased, which they inherit ron,
their uncle Thompson Mason, deceasedi ana
subject also to the undivided interest when
Sarah McCary, deceased, had in the prem
SEES as another heir of the said Thompson Ma
son. A copy.
Teste.-J. Ii. WILLIAMS, c. Z. y