Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

VIRGINIA. A. sapctisr Coah u Law and Chap
Tor The Richmond circuit. held al the Caflioi>
! N The ~, Of Richmond, On Saturday The 29h day
/ VI iupe. 1871.
Elizabeih Lewis. Plaintiff,
James T. Corke. administrator Of his late vito Carr
lac NJ. and administrator Of saih Lewis. deceased
! Defendant,
james p Ciekc ia lie si.hi. "a administration II
his la wie Cafol,ne NJ, and a,i,ohisra'r ID snh H.
Lewis deceased Pls,nun.
against
Elz1berh Lewis, WlI'am Ur'mr. late Sheriff 81 The
county nj Pnnlsran and such administrator de irnls
nnn Il Edoah No-eey deceased, Edward III and WI
ham A. rutpn .kccuofs al Ihonss Hams deress.,.
and The said EGsard Cox 9d0iDlstfaiof o afoline
NJ Hams d,c.9sed Defendants.
Tues, causes raiue this day Ia he agan hrari, IN
the psnefs lefly ad. The elri al Adam Cleineni lao
sieflh 81 the county u 1ampbe usde ~ puf-ianee ol
The order cniered thrse the DIST DAY 81
March, lei3 The affidavit vi George W. Clement, an.
neAcd Ia III. said report aud the examination ot VIII
taken since The fmcr hearing, and was argued by
counsel. ia consideration whereof, the said report, eA
cePt 81 FIR - fses 10 Ia" cenPens on claimed by the
sad Aam Clement Tor keeping the slaves IN the sad re
pot menlluued, beiny objected To by any party, IS
eonsrined And The conf, not at this lime deciding
any other question Ia the cause. doth ajudle order and
decree that much Of the said report relates 10 the
said claim Iu compensation, he sci aside and that ! hus
missioner Tor the purpose, do state and settle account
ri the hires of the slaves Ballard Ihomas, hdene AMI
Ned, which have uta the hands vi the said Adam
element since his epti made pursuant 10 the order o
the lSt day 81 February, 1913, distinguishing between
The amount fa"Ycd fol ne hire oi Ballard aud that
f"Ycd III the hire of the others aud also state aud
port an account shelving what compensation, II any, the
said Alan Clement Justly entitled to for keeping each
ii the sad slaves Ballard, Thomas, Adene and Ned
ifum The day Of Aprl', 1899, when the said slaves
wco esl upon and taken into possession by The said
Adam Clement. sheriff IA aforesaid until the lst day o
January, 1916 np,n the taking o which account, the
said commissioner authorized aud directed To call the
sad Adam Clement before hun. and examine him IN
solemn form, upon OATH touching the said accounts, II
the said commissioned shall think proper required
10 do 50 by any patty IN either OF these causes And
The said commissioner report the accounts taken
Ia the court, with any matters especially stated deemed
pedlnen, by himself or which may be required by the
parties Ia be stated
Aud the doth further adjadge order aud decree
that the said Adam Clement assign and deliver
the SAID Thomas IL Bullock all bonds bills notes. ud2
men, aud other securities taken received & recovered
10y him. io the hires sill remaining uneueced by him
III the said slaves any Of them, while they remained IN
his hahds under ihe order entered in the first OF these
ses on the st day Of January, so which said bonds,
bls, uoirs. judgments aud other securities the said
hunas H. Bullock Is hereby authorized In receive. and
proceed 10 collect and enforce And he is directed 10
port Ia ths cunt true AID correct accom-, OF all such
ohhN hllls, Notes, judgments ana o'iet securities as
shall be assigned, transferred aud delivered 10 him
above provided lor and of all his transactions in refer
ence 10 The same. Copy-Iese.
N 2. HOWARD, elk.
.4ad
! Ala Superior Court "f Law and Chancery for the
Richmond circuit. held at tho Capntl, in The city of
Rchmoud, on the 7h day Of January 1916:
Elizabeth Lewis, Plaintiff
against
James p Cooke admIulst of his late wife 4
line NJ, and administrator Of Slllh Lewis deceased,
Defendant,
James P. Cooke in his right, az administrator of
his late wife Caroline NJ and administrator o Sh II
Lewis deceased, Plaintiff,
! Elizabeth Lewis William Crump, late sheriff Of The
county Of Powhaan. aud such administrator de bens
nun Of Edward Moseloy deceased. Edward Cox and VIII
Tam A. Iurpin executors ot Thomas Harris deceased
and The said Edward Cox administrator of Caroliue
VI. Harris deceased Defendants.
These causes came on this day to be again heard on
the papers formerly read and argued by counsel
On consideration whereof It appearing to the that
Thomas II Bullock, the commissioner and receiver ap-
pointed by the decree entered herein the oath day of
June 1871, has departed this lie without ia any
ner having executed the same the coun doth adludge,
order aud decree that Edward ID. Christian, who is
hereby substituted commissioner aud receiver in the
and stead of the SAID Thomas II. Bullock deceased
aad with the same power and authority. do proceed To
state aud settle the accounts directed by the said decree
And the court doth farther adudge, order aud Decree
that Adam Clement. named in the said decree do
Ter, assign aud deliver the said Edward ID. Christian
commissioner aforesaid, all bonds, bills. NOTES, iudg
mens and other secues taken received and recovered
by bn set firth in the said decree which said bonds
bills notes ud gmenls and other securities the said Ed
ward ID. Christian is also authorized 10 receive and pro
coed 10 collect and enforce
And the said Edward ID. Christian is ordered and di.
recled 10 report 10 this and correc, acoun
ID all his transactions uader this Decree and the said
tecree OF the ooh day OF June, lS4i.
\. Z. HOW ARD, cLx.
Notice is hereby gwen those interested in the tore
cong decree. that shall. at my office, in the
l'ynchhng On Friday, the lslh day Of July next. a
10 "'cock IN the morning, proceed 10 take and settlt
the accounts in the above mentioned decrees at which
Time and place they requested to attend with hei
accounts, vouchers and copies 1T court papers prepared
tor examination and settlement.
EDWARD u. CHRISTIAN,
: Special Commissioner.
] June 10 WHISKY