Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28
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Thomas DiNor late sheriff of the co,,,..
bell, and such, administrator of Ch,;,9o Vi odmr
dec d.. James Z. Moorman. James RnlIi, lalk,
da Mcdaniel sheriff of Bedford cnuutv an, "po ba.
administrator Of Henry Claik decd ,1 "' ~ such
his cause came ON again this day #, l.. Io'hs'
the papers formerly read, exhibits since ill., e'iu %
ports OF Commissioner Watt, made in aue It.
'ne ascfe'ai ofaers oil the 10th day of Nav. Iss%
the 18th day OF January, e}2. and of IN. la N
February. 1885 with exceptions thereto o'"a' %
tons of the last report, by all the defen5ao pot
with exceptions i'll like manner to other a ans
thereof by the plaintiffs, examinations If to''ohS
and was argued by counsel On co,';s ,"eSseSt
whereof, (and for reasons set forth in the sid
aud amongst other things, thereby deerr,1t "
court doth adndse order and decree tia, ,ho GF
tendant, james 6. Moorman do pa, mt. ~ s' u'
Dixon. late sheriff of the county of r,,,,.m m'o''
as such, administrator of Chrstopher Cl,t ,i a1'
ton the benefit Of Thomas A. IIolcombe L..a, ''
appointed, by an order of this court recei,o, y WV
rrst fund of c. Clark, decd. the sum of G,a u ue
sand SIX hundred and twelve dollars. and ."'u
cents, with six per centum per annum in,.,a' ON'
two thousand five hundred and eighty five doIi,r. y"
my GEMS, part thereof, from the 3lst Dece,La.
1914, I'll pad, that being the sum appearing ss
SAID to be due from him to the said trust FIND ''''
On the motion of the plaintiffs and il anno..;u
the court, that the defendant James C. Me-, ="
hatl removed nom the State, andlhat he i i,.,L
and that the decree herein before rendered ,t
INN Will, in all probability. be unprodnct,r ,j
benz suggested hs the plaintiffs ard apnr,,inn ~
by the c. Gcnce III the cause, that a poriion ~ Il
trust fund was diverted, or attempted 10 be d,r,a ii
the said Norman for his private PURPOSES ,h,,
by the conveyance to William -. Ivueb pnn,
Clark and Jacob Anderson. by doc t,frd I'm oIJs
OF October. 1913 arising from tire sale of tuo sJr
to Richard HARRISON and five other slaves and ,l
sold by TIE SAID trustees. amounting i'm the vb,, ,
three thousand SIN hundred aud thirty dollars -, -,
the2lstot February. 1921, which sum- with i,sin .,
est, constitutes part of the balance reported sra,,,
the SAID Moorman, the proceeds { which as is Al
eged by the plaintiffs is in the power of Boil
ing Clark III part. a portion of which, VIZ: rhre.
Thousand one hundred and twenty five dollars b
hath deposited in of the Banks in lyuclln,c f.,
the credit OF this suit The court doth therefore ny
der, that the defendant, lanes &. Muornlan and H.,
'hg 'hlk, ms surviving trustee and Iaida NcOau
icl, administrator Of Henry Clark, decd do a,,,
here, on the Sd day of the neNt term, TO shew cau,.
II any they can, why the ,'ebt due from the said
James {. Norman to the trust fund as atore,lj
shall not be- by the sand Boiling Clark paid 50 (3r,,
by the application thereto of the fund atores,i
now standing in Bank to the credit Of this ,nr y,
S3i25 secondly, the further sums arising trom,t.
sale OF the two slaves, Stephen and Jim To Ricb,r
Harrison; Peter, Robin. Lucy, James and Chatle,
together with a horse, sold by the said trustees
mounting to $500, with legal interest thereon from
the 2lst day of February 1921. dcductiug theret,on
the said ;3l2y of the date of its dcposlte accord
ing TO the orTcr of this court. aforesaid.
a true extract Tfste,
d. ROBES, CArh.
April ! iw