Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-03

" lRGINlA.-At a circuit superior court of law
aud chancery, held ut the capitol, in the city
of Richmond, on Monday, the second day of Jan1
airy, 1882, Warner Roano, Sheriff of the county of
Miduesex, and as SUCH administrator dc bonis no.
with the will annexed of James Ross decd milf
against John Darby, and Lucy b. his wife, Juliet
Carter, Mortimer Gaines, Cornclio Gaines, Martha
Gaines and Sarah Gaines children of Henry Games
decd and Robert Healey, defs.
This cause, in which the bill hath been taken for
confessed as TO the defendant Robert Healey, came
on this day to be heard tho BILL answers of the
other defendants, exhibits, examinations of witness
es, and statement marked A A, which statement.
by consent of the plaintiff and defendants John
Darby and Lucy B. his wife, by their counsel is re.
ceved in lieu of the report of commissioner, TO
which statement there no exception and
was argued by counscl: On consideration whereof,
the court, adopting tho statement aforesaid, by
which 1T appears that there due to the plaintiff
on the twentieth day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-one, under the deed Of
trust IN the proceedings mentioned, the sum of two
thousand five hundred and two dollars and twenty
n'c cents, with interest on one thousand ono hun
dred and thirty five dollars and twenty. Eve cents,
part thereof after the rate of six nor ccntum per
annuin, doth adudge, order and Decree that unless
the defendants or some moro of them or
some one on their behalf, do, within six month";
from 1.-The date hereof pay to the plaintiff the afore
said sum OF two thousand five hundred and two dol
lars and twenty five cents, with interest on ONE
thousand one hundred and thirty. five dollars and
twenty-five CENTS part thereof, after the rate of six
per cehtum per annum, from the said twentieth day
oil december, one thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-one' and the costs by tho plaintiff expended ina
the prosecution of this suit, the said defendants
their heirs, and all persons claiming under them be
from thcnceforth barred and forever foreclosed of
all equity OF redemption in the land mill and pre-
misses, described in the deed in the bill mentioned:
and in case of default in the payment of the said
principal money, interest and costs within the time
aforesaid, that Philip Harrison and Robert G. Scott
who arc hereby appointed commissioners for that
purpose, having published notice of the time and
place of sale, for thirty days, in ono or moro
oil the newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
and by advertising the same ut tho door of the
courthouse of the county of Mddlcsex, on some
court day, at least ten days before such SALE shall
proceed to sell at public auction before the door of
the courthouse of the said county of Middesex to
the highest bidder, for cash. the aforesaid land mill
and premises described in the deed in the bill men,
TONED, and convey the same to the purchaser or
purchasers. And out of the proceeds arising from
such sale, after deductng the expenses thereof
they directed to pay to the plaintiff the principai
money, interest and aforesaid and the balance
1T any, pay to the defendants John Darby and Lucy
Is his wife, and report their proceedings herein to
| the court. Copy. Teste,
WILLIAM G. SANDS, ID. C..
March |, 1882.
Pursuant to the foregoing decree, we shall pro.
coed to sell the mill and lands referred to therein
at the front door of the house of the county
| of Middlesex, on the 4th Monday in August next
it being the 9th day of the month, the tract of
land containing about 80 attached to the mill
and is situated upon Mill Creek, in the county Of
Mlddlesox-it was formerly the property of Thomas
Il. Churchill. ROBERT G.. SCOTT.
PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond, July Goth, lS32-62-ctds