Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

March 81. io7Dwsw
HN CHANCERY-VmGNIA.- an intermediates
"a term OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chaneery, held for Henrico county, Feb 7;h, 1895:
Joseph Starke, l.. Plaintiff
against
'0n rain s s9Sihe Richard s''rAe and sa Defendants
And John Smith, Plaintiff
against
Joseph Starke, Thomas Starke Richard Starkc the
younger John Starke, Thomas b Napier and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Starke, and Lyddall Bowlcs Dcfis
causes came on this day, to be heard together
the first bill taken for confessed as to all The de-
PENDANTS except JohS@ith the of that defend
ant, with general replication thereto, xhibtsad X
aminatons of witnesses; and the second upon the hill
taken for confessed all the defendants except Jo
seph Sarke, the answer of that defendant with general
."rlcStion thefeto-and Argued by counsel On
consideration whereof, the Court doth adudoe order
and decree, that the injunction awarded the plaintiff i'm
the hrst SUIT, on the ninth day of January, 1899 do
stand and be perpetual. And that the deindant John
SmlIIi, 90 execute bond to the plaintiff, Joseph
Sarke with sufficient security to be approved by Com
missioner Shore IN the penalty ofSO0 dollars conditioned
to have the slave (Bob) forthcoming at the death of
Richard Starke, the father of the plaintiff in the first
suit TO be then delivered up the said Joseph Starke
tor himself and such of his brothers and sisters ms NAV
be entitled to share with him in the said slave And
he court doth further adudge, order and decree that
the oil IN the second suit be dismissed the said Jo-
seph Starke, and that the defendant Smith do nav uno
the said Joseph Starke his by him about his de-
ence IN this behalf expended And if the said John
smith shall not execute the bond hereby required
within thirty days after he shall have been served with
copy OF tins decree, then the said Joseph Sarke is au
ulolzed TO withdraw the bond executed by the said
smith with John Goddn and Lyddall Bowes as his Sc
curties and to institute suit thereon for the recovery
Of the value of the said slave, Bob
Copy: Testc, CHS. WILLS. d. elk
EN CHANCERY- VIRoINM-At a Superior Court
d of Chancery, heldn Stanton on the 4th day of Au
gust, 1890
VIM M swoope, Plaintiff,
John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett Defendants
ms cause came on to be heard this fourth day of Au
he
tons of witnesses, aud argued by counsel on con.
sderaon whereof for forth in ting and filed
amongst the papers in this cause the Court doth adudoe
order and decree unless the defendant John Nicholas
shall pay unto the plaintiff the of twelve hundred
and forty one dollars, and thirty cents with legal
interest thereon, from the goth of August 1924 till paid
and the cost expended by the Plaintiff in the prosecution
OF this suit then that the Marshal of the Supc.
nor Court of Chancery for the Richmond District
having first duly Advertised the time and place of sale in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond and
at some public place in New Canton, for four weeks
previous thereto, proceed to SELL by public auction TO
the highest bidder for ready money the land and an.
purtenanccs IN the proceedings mcntioned and that e
pay the money into court, out of which the payment Of
the defendant CARROTS costs expended in the prosecu-
ton OF his former suit, which remain unpaid will hcreaf
ter be directed.
December I4th 1880.
II being suggested 10 the Court that the plaintiffs dead
the is ordered to be entered of record 81 consent
Of parties by their counsel it ordered that This cause
stand and be revived in the of JOSEPH Brown admir-
OF William Nj. Swoop deceased
Aud at "A Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
9" '"s Nout-Iioube, III Augusta county the list day
of June, 1888
On motion of the plaintiff, by counsel the Court doth
appoint George M Payne, Commissioner make sale Of
the land directed to be sold by the decree pronounced
TINS cause on the fourth day Of August 1890 in place Of
tie Marshal therein named Copics--Testc
N. c. KINNEY, G. G.
In pursuance Of the foregoing Decree shall proceed
on Friday, the 10Th day of May next the premises
to carry the same into effect The land TO which said
decree refers, tract Of II acres lying Immediately
Slate River and Hunts Creek is fertile and contains
inexlousblc stores Of slate Of the best quality Should
the above named day prove TO be unfair the snc TO
made the premises, will take place the first fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
GEO. NJ PAYNE, Commissioner.
Buckingham, April 10, 1885. llI-w4w
ri ADY NINA favoritc Rondino la Poacca
" a composed and arranged for the Piano Forte, by
Charles Berg Of this City together with great variety
OF new and fashionable Music, for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst February) by
Feb. 20. [06--n1 RI SMITH
HH w. TUBP1N q SAMUEL VANDERSLICEs
u q o having associated themselves in partnership,
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno W
Smith & Son, two doors below the United States Bank
Main Street, intend carrying the TAILonISe BUsI-
MSS IN all IT'S branches, and pledge themselves TO the
public TO have all orders entrusted to them executed in
the most fashionable style and with despatch, and trust
by strict attention to receive n share Of public patronage
H. w. Iurpn returns his thanks 10 his friends and
the public, for the liberal encouragement bestowed
him when in business alone and soics their favOrs to
he firm of q lice.