Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18


Thomaa Di,oH, late sheriff 81 the county of Camp
bell, aud As such admnsjrato oil Christopher CLARK
deed, james &. Nnorman. James Ru!lock and Bal
da Mcdaniel sheriff of Bedford county, and "a SUCH
administrator of Henry Ca,k, dec II. defendants.
ftlis cause cainf on again this day to be heard, on
the papers formerly read, exhibits since filed the re
ports OF Commissioner Watt, made in pursuance of
the heefeal orders OF the 10th day of May, 1897, Of
the Eth day of January So and of the lthta, of
FEBRUARY, io;}5, with exceptions thereto, rs to por-
tons al tho last report, by all the defendants, and
with exceptions, IN like manner to other portions
thereof by the plaintiffs, examinations of witnesses
| and MAS argued BY counsel On consideration
whereof (andtor reasons set orthn the said decree
! and amongst other things, thereby decreed) the
count doth adiulge ordc, and decree. that the de
! PENDANT, James {. Moorman, do pay unto Thomas
DIXON. late sheriff Of the county of Campbell and
rs such, administrator of christopher Clark decd.
IL" ths benefit of Thomas \. llalconhe, heretofore
appointed hl order of this court, receiver Of the
an - iuud otC. Clark. decd the sum of five thou
sand, >iN hundred and twelve dollars, and sixty one
! cents, with SIX per Crntum per auuum interest on
two thousand FIVE hundred and eighty five dollars and
hllv cents, part thereof from the 3st December.
Hl I'LL paid that being the appearing as alore-
said 10 be due from him TO the SAID trust fund.
On the motion OF the plaintiffs and it appearing to
the court that the defendant, James {. Moormau
hath removed tromthe State, and that he is uSolent
and that the decree herein before rendered against
HIM, will, in all probability, be nnproductiye and il
benz suggested by the plaintiffs, and appearing also
by the evidence IN the cause, that portion of tie
trust fund was diverted, attempted to be diverted bv
the said Moorman for his private purposes that is.
by the conveyance to William j.. Lynch, Boiling
CLARK and Jacob Anderson, by decd dated the ID day
OF October lS23 arising from the sale of two slaves
to Richard HARRISON and five othpf slaves and a horse
soidby tie SAID trustees .ntng in the whole to
three thousand SIX hundred and thirty dollars aS of
the2lst of February lt!l, which sum with its in en-
est constitutes part of the balance reported canst
/ the said Noorman. the proceeds { which, As is al
legged b, the plaintiffs, is NOW in the power Of Boil
ing Clark. III part portion of which, viz: three
thousand one hundred and twenty five dollars he
hath deposited in of the Banks in Iynchburg to
the credit OF tins suit The court doth therefore or
der, that the defendant James &. Maorfnan and Boil
ling CLARK, his surviving trustee, aud Bada McpAn-
lel administrator OF Henry CLARK, decd. do appear
here on the 3D. day rf the next term to shew cause
, II any they can. why the ,ebt due from the said
James.G. Moorman to the trust fund as aforesaid
shall not be, by the sud Boiling Clark paid so far as
by the application thereto. Of the fund aforesaid
now standing in Bank to the credit of this suit viz :
S3l23; secondly, the further sums arising from the
sale OF the two slaves, Stephen and Jim to Richard
Harrison; Peter, Robin, Lucy. James aud Charles
together with horse. sold by the said trustees a.
mounting TO $500, with legal interest thereon, from
the 2lst day of February, 1921. deducng thereirom
the said Sl5 as of the date of its deposite accord
Ing-io the order of this court aforesaid.
true extract. restc.
d. ROBES, Clerk.
April H.