Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-10
Marshal'S Sale.

PURSUANT to decreetal order Of the Superior
Il Court of Chancery holden at the Capitol the CT
y of Richmond pronounced the 9Th day of February,
1926, in suit depending in said Court
John Lewis Barziza and Philip J. Barziza)
in his right, and as administrator de Plaintiffs.
bonis non Of Lucy L. Paradise, deceased)
AGAINST
John Hopkins, former administrator of the said0
Lucy l.. Paradise, decd Henry Edloe, Ser.
geant of the City Of Williamsburg, committee
and administrator of William Hodgson, deceased,
who was also administrator of said Lucy l.. Par
adise, deceased, Portia TIodgson, widow of VII
liam IIodgson, John Wickham William Dan
bridge, trustees under deed from VIM. Hodg- e
son and wife, John Marshall, administrator of
William Marshall, decd who one of the Sc SS
curites to the administration bond of John Hop ~
kins and William Hodgson, formerly administra- s
tors of Lucy L. Paradise, John II. Foster, exc
cutor of John Foster and Henry Lee, jun. the
other securities to that bond, George Roper and
Maria d. his wife, who was Maria d. Marshall,
William d. Taylor and Eliza A. his wife, and
Thomas g., Lucy, and john j. Marshall, infant
children & only heirs of WilliamsMarshall, decd.J
SHALL, on Thursday thr 9Th day Of June nert, pro-
coed to sell public auction, to the highest bidder for
CASH, the premises, in the County of Loudoun and
Commonwealth of Virginia, the LANDS, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the sum OF five
thousand dollars and the necessary expenses of sale,
mentioned and described in deed of trust from VIM.
Hodgson and Portla his wife, and John Hopkins, trs
tee for the benefit of the said Porta bearing date the
18th day of June, 1874 which lands described in
the said deed in the following manner, to wit
tract or parcel of Land, lying and being on Bull Run,
in the County of Loudoun and Commonwealth of Vir
ginia, containing Twelve Hundred and Sixty Two
Acres be the same more less which said tract Of land
was purchased by William Lee, Esq of Green Spring,
deceased, from certain John Page, by deed bearing
date the 18th day October 1887 and recorded in the
General Court and devised by the will of the said
William Lee to mis- daughter Portia, now the said Por
TIA Hodgson Also One other Tract or Parcel of Land,
lying and being near Smokers Gap, in the aforesaid
County of Loudoun, containing Two Thousand One
Hundred and Eighty Seven Acres, be the same more
less, which said tract or parcel of Land was portion
ofthe real estate of William Ludwell Lee, Esq. decd.
and was assigned to the said Pora Hodgson, his sister,
in the division of the real estate of the said William
LudwellL Lee"
The sale will commence with the first namedtract of
land, at IL O'Clock the day above mentioned, and if
necessary, will be continued from day to day until
sufciency of the said land shall be sold to raise the
said Of FIVE thousand dollars, with the necessary
expenses attending the said sale. The Lands will be
so divided that they will be sold in parcels to suit the
bidders 1t is valuable and well worth the attention OF
persons wishing to purchase property OF that descrp
ton. GEO w. SEWERS,
Marshal w. C ID.
or The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer will
please insert the above until the day of SALE and send
their account to Robert G. Scott Esq in Richmond for
payment apni2T-ts