The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

SyfIRGINiA:-Aa Superior Court OF I Dp,n.
y Gerry holden at the town of Lynchburb, on
the Odd day of October, 1927
The President Directors and Company OF the
Tumers' Bank OF Virginia, Pits.
against
lTohn Moore. Benjamin Perkins, Richard Per-
kias William Turner and David saunders, il.
n rs.
This cause coming on this day tn be heard, on
,be papcrs formerly read aud the report of com
missioner Benagh made in pursuance of the Or
der 1.-THE fifteenth day of May last, 10 which
there was no exception, and was argued by coun-
sci on consi Ierat, on whereof the court doth adj
Judge, order aud decree that unless tine defend
ants or some Of them shall, within SIX months
from this day, pay unto the plaintiffs the sum Of
four thousand five hundred and three dollars thir-
sy.nine cents with interest on three thousand
and nnety-fwo dollars eighteen cents part there
offrom the tenth day of May, Que thousand
eight hundred and twenty seven, till paid--ihe
said defendants, aud their heirs and all persons
claiming under them be from thence barred
and foreclosed Of all equity and right 10 redeem
the slaves and their increase comprised in the
deed OF mortgage, bearing date the fourteenth
day of April one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen one of the exhibits in this cause and in
case default be made in the payment of the
said principal money and interest al the time
aforesaid that the marshal of this court do take
possession Of the said slaves and their increase
or so many OF them as may be found, and after
advertising the time aud place of sale for -four
weeks in some newspaper printed III the town
of Lvnchburg. AT the front door of the court
house ofthe county of Bedford on some court
day, and in such other manner as he may deem
proper. that he do proceed TO sell the same at
public auction to the highest bidder, for ready
money and the proCeedl of the said sale, after
defiavna the expenceS attending the same, pay
INTO one OF the Banks at this place, to the credit
OF tins suit, subject to the future order of the
coart, and report his proceedings TO the court in
order TO Il final decree--and the court doth fur
thcr order that the said report be recommitted to
the commissioners who made ill., for him to take
the account ofthe hires and profits of the said
slaves as heretofore required, and such o.
cher accounts touching the matters in controver-
ay As either party may require, and report the
same 10 the court, With any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself or required
BY the parties TO be so stated-and IL appearing
10 the court that Thomas Moore, the receiver,
appointed by the order made in this cause on the
flrd dav OF November, one thousand Gig hi hun
bred and twenty -one, after having been duly
served with notice 10 attend AZ the office ofthe
aud commissioner for that purpose. has failed
% attend aud rcnder an account of the hires and
profits OF The slaves aforesaid which have come
10 his hands as receiver aforesaid. the court, on
ihe motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel, doth fur.
Their order ths an attachment he sued forth "a
Ganst the said Thomas Moore for such his con.
Tempt, unless he shall, on or before the third
day of the term next, after he shall have been
served with copy Of this order, shew cause to
he contrary. copv-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, elk.
Commissioner office,
lynclburg, 2!st January, 1923.
Inc parties in this cause will take notice, that
nave appointed Thursday the twentieth day OF
.'arch next 10 commence the accounts directed
oy the foregoing oldcr of court--on which day
"' me hour of9 o'clock in the morning, they are
re9ured 10 attend at my office IN this town, with
.7rr accounts vouchers aud copies of court pa.
?vS' prepared for examination aud settlement
JAMES BENAGH, c.
Feb. II u1w9-