Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

IN ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At a Superior Court
a OF Chancery held the former Capitol in the Civ
OF Williamsburg, the ID July, 1880:
Burwel Bassett, executor OF VIM Langborne the Young
er, and administrator of VIM. Langborne the elder and
John Haies, administrator OF George Savage, Pitts.
against
Richd. G: Smith, administrator of James p Webb and
Mary C. Webb, an ietant by Henry Webb her guardian
assigned TO defend her in this suit, DTS
This cause came on this day to be further heard on the
papers formerly read, and the report Of the Commissioner
made in pursuance of the decree of the twenty first d,v
OF July thousand eight hundred and twenty six to
winch there were exceptions by the defendant and was
argued by counsel consideration whereof the Court
doth adudge, order Decree that defendant Rich
ard g. Smith, admir- of James p Webb be forever en-
joined and restrained taking out execution or Other
proceeding enforce payment of the judgment obtained
by The said defendant against Francis Foster admir- with
the WIN annexed of Joseph Foster in the Superior Court
OF Law for the county OF New Kent OF the bond on
which that judgment obtained. And the Court doth
further audge, order and decree that the defendant Ma
ry e. Webb, pay to the plaintiff the sum of eighty dollars
dory-iour cents with interest thereon after the rate
OF six per cenum per annum, from the wenty-ninh day
oil August, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
u PAID; ana the sum OF hy-eight dollars and three cents
with like interest thereon, from the first day of June ono
thousand eight hundred and twenty, till paid And
the Court doth further adiudge order and decree
that the said defendant pay the plaintiff r. Barker the
sum OF sixty dollars with interest thereon after the rate of
SIX per cenum per annum from the first day November
one thousand eight hundred and twenty one till paid
that the same defendant pay to the plaintiff PtoIemv l.
Watkins, the of eighty three dollars and eighty eight
cents, part thereof from the first day of March one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty till pad that the same de-
PENDANT pay the plaintiff John Hales administrator of
George Savage dec, the of six hundred and twenty
four dollars and sixteen cents with like interest on three
hundred and ninety eight dollars, part thereof from the
first day OF March, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, till paid that the defendant paw to the
defendant, Richard G.. Smith, the sum of twenty eight
dollars and ninety eight cents, the balance due ON
ms administration account, with like interest thereon
from the same time, till paid also, the sum of two hum
dred and nifty eight dollars and sixty five cents with
like interest thereon from the twenty-ninth dav OF An
gust one thousand eight hundred and TWENTY-FIVE ill
paid; and also the of eight dollars and seventeen
cents And the Court sustaining the first, third fourth
ana NTH exceptions OF the defendant, Mary c. Webb TO
the account ( in the report of Commissioner Anderson
(but allowing the parties take further proof as TO these
ems doth adiudge, order and decree that so much of
the said report be recommitted TO the same Commissioner
TO be further proceeded in Liberty is reserved TO tho
defendant, Richard c. Smith, should this decree against
the defendant, Mary c. Webb, prove unavaing in his
favor, TO resort to the bonds Of William Ianqbornc
on which his judgment, in the Superior Court of Law
Tor New Kent county, against Francis Foster admir- with
the will annexed of Joseph Foster, decd is founded
And liberty is also reserved to the said defendant Mary c.
webb, at any time within months after she may attain
the age OF twenty years 10 shew cause if any sbe
can, why This decree should be set aside.
Copy.-Teste JAMES CABGNESS, C. c.,
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
James City county, TO which Court the records Of the
late Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williamsburg
District, have been transferred.