Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11

"a IRGlNIA.-M n circuit superior court OF
law and chanccry lorslIenrico county, held
at the capitol i'll tho city of Richmond, OF Sataf.
day, the Odd day OF June, 1882: Philip w Clai.
borne ptif., against Francis Foster, John b. Clop.
ton, William Foster, and Ann Foster, and Eliza.
beth Foster, infants, by Ohm Robinson their guard.
ian assigned, dts.
This came on this day to be heard on the
bull answers OF the defendants, Francis Foster and
John u. Clopton, and of the infant defendants by
their guardian assigned, exhibits and tho report o
commissioner Pondlct' II, made pursuant 10 tie
order of the tenth day of November last to which
report there was no exception, and was argued by
counscl on consideration whereof tho court dot I,
odIudgc, order, and decree, that the injunction
awarded the plaintiff the seventeenth day Of
June, ono thousand, eight hundred and thirty one,
TO RESTRAIN the defendants, Francis Foster and
John IL. Clopion, from selling the tract of land
Ia the bill mentioned, aud from all further proceed
ings under the deed of trust, also mentioned in the
bill, be dissolvcd: aud the court doth further adj
Judge order, and decree, that Herbert A. Claiborne
and John B. Clopton, who are hereby appointed
commissioners for that purpose, having published
notice of the time and place Tor thirty days in some
one of tho newspapers printed in the city of Rich
m"nd according to the terms of the deed aforesaid
do proceed to sell, at public auction on the prem
scs for cash, the whole, or such part OF the
tract OF land in the bill ntioned, conveyed by the
plaintiff to the defendant, John b. Clopton truste
for the defendant Francis Foster, by deed bearing
date the twenty eighth day of February, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty eight, filed an
oShlDit IN TINS cause, as the said commissioner
think fully sufficient for the purpose, ut tho
time of such sale, and out of the proceeds arising
from such sale after deducting the expenses there
of and fully paid and satisfied the costs and char.
yes property nppertnining to said trust in said deed
mentioned, which have accrued, and which at the
time shall remain unpaid shall pay to james Ly-
Ons, assignee of the said Francis Foster, the sum
of seven hundred and fifty four dollars and SIXTY
live cents, with interest thereon, 10 be computed
after the rate of six per centum per annum from
the fourth day of March, one Thousand eight hun
dred and thirty, until paid to the defendant Fran
els Foster, the sum of thousand dolla,s with
like interest thereon from the first day of January,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty one, until
paid, aud the further of one thousand dollars,
with like interest thereon from the first day of
January thousand eight hundred and thirty
two, until paid, and the balance e any, deposito in
any one of the Banks in the City of Richmond to
the credit of this cause, subject the future order
OF the court, and report their proceedings to the
court, and liberty is reserved to the infant defend
ants to shew cause against this Decree if any they
can, at any time within six months after they shall
have respectively attained the age of twenty one
years A copy tcste, J. ROBINSON, c. C.