Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-21
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IN CERY-VIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Superior
II Court Of Law and Chanccry for Hcnco county, held
the Capitol in the city of Richmond Saturday the
23d day ofJune, 1882; Philip w. Claiborne, Pitt.
against
Francis Foster. John b. Clopton, William Foster and
Ann Foster, and Elizabeth Foster infants by John Robin
son, their guardian assigned Dets.
This cause this day to he heard the BILL an
swers OF the defendants Francis Foster and John b. Cop-
tom and OF the infant defendants by their guardian assign
ed, exhibits, and the report of commissioner Pendeton,
made pursuant TO the order of the tenth day November
last 10 which report there exception and was ar
gued by counsel consideration whereof the court doth
audge, order, and decree, that the injunction awarded
the plaintiff on the of June thousand
eight hundred and thirty one, the defendants
Francis Foster and John b. Copon selling the tract
OF land in the bill menoned and from all further
ngs under the deed OF trust also mentioned in the BILL
dissolved: and the doth further adudge 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 for thirty
days. in some OF the newspapers printed the city
Rchmod, according TO the terms OF the deed aforesaid
do proce cd to SELL at public auction, the premises
cash. the whole or such part OF the tract OF land in the bill
mentioned veycd by the plaintiff to the defendant Jno
b. Clopton trustee Tor the defendant Francis Foster, by
deed bearing the twenty eighth day of February,
thousand eight hundred aud twenty eight, filed
exhibit in this cause the SAD commissioner may think
fully sufficient for the purpose lie time OF such sale
and of the proceeds arising from suc SALE after deduct
ing the expenses thereof and fully paid anG sashed the
costs and charges properly appertaining sSG trust in
SAID deed meHtioned which have accrued and which at
the same time, shall remain unpaid shall pay TO James
Lyons assignee of the said Francis Foster the sum of
ven hundred and hiyfour dollars and CENTS
with interest thereon TO be computed after the rate of
six per cenum per annum from the fourth day of March
one thousand eight hundred and thirty until paid 10 the
defendant Francis Foster the sum of one dollars
with like interest thereon from the FIRST day of January
one thousend eight hundred and thirty one, until mid
and the further of one thousand dollars with like in
terest thereon from the first day of January one
eight hundred and thiry-wo until paid and the balance
any, deposit in any of the Banks the CITY of
Richmond to the credit of this cause subject TO the future
order OF the court and report their proceedings the court
and liberty is reserved TO the infant defendants TO sew
cause against this decree, if any they can at any time
tanned the age OF twenty-one years. A copy teste
Sept Ia. C37-w4wl J. ROBINSON, C. C.
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE:-In obedience 70
the above decree, the undersigned will on the 18th
day OF October next proceed to SELL Public Auction on
the premises for cash. the whole such part the Tract
Of Land OF Philip w. Claiborne Esq as may be suficent
Tor the purposes of said decree The tract land lies
in New Kent county, the right bank of the Pamunky
river, where the navigation is bold enough ship produce
to any part of the world The improvements are brick
dwelling house, sixty feet by twenty four with seven
rooms in good order having been recently thorough
paired-wh barns, stables and all other houses
Tor the genteel accommodation OF large family and for
agricultural purposes This land is reputed TO be one of
the most productive in the lower country and peculiarly
adapted to the culture of and other staple articles
produce 1t abounds with springs of the purest water and
in neghborhood reputed hospitality and good socie
ty The title is believed to be indispuabe If the
Their the 18th of October should be too for
the sale to take place that day, the sale will post
poned till the Monday thereafter, the 18th of October
JOHN b. CLOPTON,
September II. 37-tds