Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29

Nm GHANCERr-vIKeINIA.--in Amelia county.
q February Court. ls32-Mos Webster aud Rebcces
MS wne; Plaintiffs.
John Webster admir-. of Edward Webster deed and
admir- OF Elizabeth Webster, and admir- of Fanny Web
ster' and Paschsl McGasson and Phoebe his wife.
Defendants
By consent, the report of the commissioner upon the
estate OF Elizabeth Webster ordered be recommit,cd
dred and weny-one pounds five shilngs and six pence
ortyo pounds, eighteen shilngs and four pence the
amount OF corn belonging TO the estate Edward Web
ser, included in the said balance OF which Elizabeth
Webster has part she took her share kind and of
which John Webster took his share also in knd assuming
Tor the balance of Edward Websters estate due 10 Mc-
GLEASON, Miles Webster and Fanny Webster, ffty-nine
pounds twelve shilngs and eight pence, per
herewith hled, and report accordingly.
Copy, Tesic, JOHN I. LEIGH, c. a. c.
The parties interested are hereby notified, tina, have
appointed Friday the 9th day OF July next carry the
foregoing order into eec which day they
cd to attend at my Office at Dennsvile, Amelia coun-
y, at nine O'Clock, A. NJ with such accounts and other
papers as they may wish 10 file in the settlement
May % 4Nwdw
IN HANCERY-VIRGINIA:-At Circuit Supe-
ror Court OF Law and Chancery holden the Capitol
IN the City of Richmond, Saturday the nineteenth dav
OF November, thousand eight hundred and thirty
Gervas Siorrs and Joshua StorrS, Pits.
Pleasant Winston and Elizabeth c. his wife. George
Winston @ surviving trustee for the said Elizabeth Wins
ton, the President, Directors and Company of the Bank
OF the United States, at Richmond John Ben James
WINSTON Defts.
James Wilson, prcs
against
Pleasant Winston Gorvas storrs Joshua slors, John
Bell the President, Directors and Company of the Bank
oil the United States, at Richmond, and William Kicks
Defts.
TO The rule for attachment against James Wilson, the
plaintiff in the second suit hcrercin on the fourth
gay June last and hereupon, the court, after having
uy hcard the counsel OF the parties, delivered the follow
ing opinions:
The nterlocuory decree pronounced in these causes on
the twenty day of June, thousand eight hun
dred and thirty perfectly correct in refusing charge
GcrvasStorrs with the proceeds of the sale of the hos,
and lot "a part of the subcc which was improper
ly sold and conveyed by Pleasant winston and Joshua
Storrs TO John III. Christian there being proof that the
said Gervss Sorrs knew any thing OF the sale or even
sanctioned it, or approved of it, received any part or
the money arising from such sale: but the said Gervas
Stores, well Joshua Storrs, indebted lat the
time that Commissioner Bakers report made i'm the first
suiD 10 Pleasant Winston, in the of two notes for
thousand dollars EACH bearing date the twentieth day
OF June, thousand eight hundred twenty six paw
aoe me one at thirty and the other at sixty days after
date and that the said had been fairly paid or
satisfied at the time the plaintiff James Wilson, obtained
his nuncion and that the said nterocutoy decree OIL
to be so amended TO require, that in the settlement of
the accounts between the said Gevas Storrs and Joshua
Stors and Pleasant Winston the said Pleasant Winston
ought 10 be credited (over above the sum of one
thousand five hundred dollars credited the aforesaid re-
port of Commissioner Baker, with the two notes or ona
thousand dollars cach above referred to- with interest
from the periods at which they respectively arrived at
maturity
that the rule aforesaid against the plaintiff be discharged
and that the report of Commissioner Baker as well as
those OF Commissioner Ladd, with the exceptions taken
thereto be committed TO of the Commissioners of this
court with instructions TO restae the between
me parties in conformity with the foregoing opinion and
TO bring all the accounts between them TO the first
oil January one thousand eight hundred thirty when
the bond of the plaintiff nhe suit purchases at
the sale, made by the Marshal of the Superior Court
OF Chancery for the District OF Richmond became paya-
Die; And to take an account OF the claims of all the credi
tors entitled claim under the trust deed from pleasant
winston and wife to Joshua Sorrs; the manner in
which the funds arising from the sales made by the mar
sinai aforesaid OF the trust subject ought he distributed
among The said creditors in conformity with the principles
OF the foregoing opinion and degree and the provisions of
the said trust deed and report the the court with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
or which may be required by the parties to be
copy Ieste,
VIM. C. SANDS, d. C.