Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02
Marshal's Sale.

nURSUANT to A decreetal order of the Superior
Court of Chancery holden at the Capitol in the CT
tvof Richmond, pronounced the Och day OF February,
1926, ina suit depending in said Court
John lie Wis Barziza and Philip j. BarzISa
in his own right, and as administrator de Plsintifts.
boni. non ofLucy L. Paradise, deceasedO
AGAINST
John Hopkins, former administrators of the said
Lucy l.. Para Use, decd. Henry Edloe, Ser
geant of the City OF Williamsburg, committee
aud administrator of William HOdgson,deceased
who was also administrator OF said Lucy l." Par
adse, deceased, Portia Hodgson, widow OF Wi-
liam lIodgson, John Wickham & William Dan
bridge, trustees under 4 decd from VIM. Hodg- 9
son and wife, John Marshall, administrator OF S
William Marshall, deed who was one OF the Sc
curitics to the administration bond of John Hop -
kins and William ~Iodgsou, formerly administers =
tors of Lucy L. Paradise, John III. Foster, exc
&. cutor of John Foster and Henry Lee, Jun. the
other securities to that bond, George Roper and
Maria ID. his wife, who was Maria d.. Marshall,
William ID. TAYLOR and Eliza A. his wife, md
Thomas c., Lucy, and John J. Marshall, infant
children < only heirs of William Marshall, decd
ISHALL, on Thursday the Sh day ofJu"e nert, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the highest oldder TOT
Casa, on the premises, in the County OF Loudoun and
Commonwealth OF Virginia, the AND or so much
thereof, as may be necessary to raise the sum OF hre
thousand dollars, and the necessary expenses OF sale,
mentioned and described in a deed OF trust from VIM
Holqson ana Portia his wife, and John Hopkins, trus-
tee for the benefit Of the said PortIa, bearing date the
18th day Of June, 1914. which lands are described IN
the said deed in the following manner, to wit-'all that
tract or parcel of Land. lying and being on Bull Run,
in the County Of Loudoun and Commonwealth OF Nir-
gina, cont lining Twelve Hundred and Sixty Two
Acres, be the same more or less, which said tract OF land
was purchased by William Lee, Esq. of Green Spring,
deceased, from a certain John Page, by deed bearing
date the 18th day of October 1877, and recorded m the
General Court, and devised by the will of the said
liam Lee, to his daughter Portia, now the sad Por-
tia iIodgson. Also, One other Tract or Parcel OF Land,
lyin. and being near Smokers Gap, in the aforesaid
County of Loudoun, containing Two Thousand One
Hundred and Eighty Seven Acres, be the same more
or less, which said tract or parcel of Laad was a portion
'ofthe real estate of William Ludwell Lee, Esq. decd.
andlwas assigned to the said POrtla Hodgson, his sister,
in the div sion of the real estate of the said William
LudwellLee."
The sale Will commence with the first namedtract OF
LAM, at II O'Clock on the day above mentioned, and IT
necessary, will be continued from day to day until a
suHiciency of the said land shall be sold to raise the
said sum of five thousand dollars, with the necessary
EXPENSES attending the said sa'e. The Lands will be
so divided, that they will be sold in parcels to suit the
bidders. II is valuable and well worth the attention OF
persons wishing to purchase property of that descrip
ton. GEO. w. SEEN ERo,
Marshal w CD.
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 april 27-ts