Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16

be- published. Every measure, that has been taken
prevent mpositons andquizzes has proved heretofor
unavailing We must, therefo insist In such cas-
upon the communicatonbelngc certified by the name
the Postmaster. rritten the back of the letter
IN CHANCERY-VInaisiA AT a Circuit Superio
Court of Law and Chaneery, continued by adjourn
ment and held for York county, the Cd Of November
1913:
Joseph DeneuryiIle, Willis T. Malone and Mary his
wife, VIM. l.. Vaughan and Sarah his wife, Samuel
and Lucy Deneufyille; the two last named of whom
are infants suing by said Wm L. Vaughan their next
friend, Plaintiffs
against
Allen Chapman aud Sarah Den.ufvIe, widow of
Robert j. Deneufvii,e, deceased, Defendants.
Among other things the court doth adjudge order
aud decree that this be referred 10 the commits
sionero this court TO take an account OF all debts due
from the estate Il Robert j. Deneuiville, deceased The
ntestate in the pleadings mentioned and all persons
who may have claims against the said intestate, are
hereby required TO exhibit The same for settlement be-
fore the said commissioner by the first day of February
a. ID. eighteen hundred and forty nine and the said
commissioner this order To be published for
eight weeks in the Richmond Enquirer, 4 newspaper
published in the city of Richmond and To be posted al
the door of the Court House of this county two
vrrai days; and in default OF their coming in to
prove their debts by the time above named they all
10 be excluded the benefit Of this decree but the per-
coming in to prove their debts, not parties 10
this suit are, before they To be admitted creditors,
TO contribute TO the plaintiffs their portion of the
Apenses Of this suit 10 he settled by the commissioner.
m BOLIVAR SHIELD, Clerk
VI The creditors of Robert J. Drneufville deceased,
are hereby notified that Monday, the 18th day of
January next, shall commence taking the accounts
ordered by the foregoing decree, at my Office in the
town of York. between the hours Of TO- A. NJ, and S,
r NJ at which time and Place they are requested TO
aiend with their papers, vouchers and other evidence,
10 enable TO fulfil its requirements.
ALEX. c. GARRETT, Com'r.
York Town, Dec. 4-cw2m
/ rs CHANCERY-VuRcisiA:-At Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chancery for
= mond Diycui he daun Noynn heY
charles Peasants, Frederick w Peasants, Jehiel
Psmiey and Eliza Ann his wife, Elizabeth Lownes,
Elias l. Lownes, Elizabeth w Lownes. Elizabeth Har
", Sarah Ash, James Peasants, Henry Wenck and
his wife, Lydia Keller Elenor Lownes. Will
am d Lownes, and Elias Lownes guardian of Re-
1 rcca Lownes, Plaintiffs:
against
James Crew, Benjamin Crew, Crew. George
Gibbs and Mariana his wife, Maurice James and
hailotte his wife, William II Hughes, William II
Hughes, junior, Ira Payson and Mary G his wife, Ca
20 ? Lownes, Lewis Williams and Elizabeth A his |
wife, Mark Howard, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and il appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants of
mis- Common IL Is Ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear At the rules to be held for the said Court
the first Monday in February next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the city
kclm nS ST 1--we months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
civ A Copy-Teste,
'' Nov l4-cwam 'p' P ROBERTS, Clerk.
TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS King William Cir
L cult Superior Court, 22d day Of November, 1881
Zachary Lewis, i'ai"'"'
against
William Backhouse's administrator, and others,
Defendants
The amended bill In this cause having been filed, and
The subpoena executed the defendant, John Wllliaui
Backhouse, more than two months, ana the SAID ue-
lrndant not having entered his appearance and answer
ed The said BILL motion of the plaintiff the sala PHI
Is taken for confessed as TO the SAID John W iiiaU
BACK house; and appearing tina, the plaintiff has pre-
ceeded against the absent defendants, sd
sey Graves and DR. - Graham and Frances his VINE,
who was Frances Graves, lverson BROOKS anc 'onn
Brooks in the manner prescribed oy aw ano tDey anu
each OF them, still falling TO appear and answer Inc
plaintiffs amended bill, on his motion, the same 10 Ia
ken for confessed TO all and each Of said absent DE-
PENDANTS The cause coming on this day, again 10 oe
heard the bill taken for confessed the papers 10
mery read, and the decree entered at May Ier o4o'
the Court doth adjudge order and decree, mat mo
mas Dabncy, one Of the Commissioners of this Court
make enquiry and report this Court, what II any,
and how much estate, the defendant, John William
Backhouse received as heir egaee and deyisee OF ms
father, William A Backhouse aud whether the deienu
ants, BarZlla Graves, lverson Graves, william
Graves, Sidney Graves, Solomon Graves and Frances
Graves, wife OF DIR - Graham, ever received any es-
late, and, If report how much from Frances Graves
their mother, who was Frances Lewis;-and also en-
quire and report what, any, and how macn estate
has been received by lveson Brooks John BROOKS ana
George Brooks, from Ann Brooks, their mother, VINO
was Ann Lewis. And il appearing that the decree OF
MAY Term, l646, against William Nassie, late Sherih
of Nelson county, and committee administrator oil
James Dcke, was for $ll7 6O cents with interest on
S74 oil cent part thereof, from the 3ist oil December,
1924 til paid, instead of for 1922 6i3s cents, with IN
terest S3 II SO cents part thereof from the 3lst
Of December, 1894, till paid leave Is granted to the
plaintiff 10 amend his decree-and the Court doth &C
cordngy adjudge, order and decree that the p'alntih
recover Of William Massie late Sheriff of Nelson coun
~ and committee administrator aforesaid Of James
Dcke as aforesaid the sum OF 1922 "a SO cents, with
interest on 1893 IL 38 cents part thereof from the 3st
Of December, 1924 Till paid TO be levied Of the goods
and chatles of said Dicke, in his hands TO be admins
tered; and the Commissioner make report to Court
of his proceedings under this decree, together with
any matter deemed PERTINENT required by the par
ties TO he stated;-an cause continued
A COpy-Teste, . POLLARD, Y.
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE,
Dec. llth, ls4s.
The parties interested and named in the going
decree will take notice, that shall proceed, my Of
Ace al this place. TO carry into eee, the foregoing de-
The rst Monday in the month iat which time and place
you may attend IL you think proper If, from any
unusd from day to day, until finished.
Dec l9-cwtd THOS DhBNEf, Commissioner.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held for the
l Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery ioi
Middesex county, October term, 1874; nm,
William Davis, administrator Of William pn kna1,
William Baker and John d McGill, executor of WIN
Shepherd. deceased, ueiehuahls.
10 said ti ed by the defendants, and the paintins
rrefarr thereto. and WAS argued by counselor con
sderaion whereof the Court everything said denufr
er on motion Of the plaintiff his bill is taken for con-
frsed and the Court doth adjadge order and decree,
that the defendant, William Baker, settle before o
The Commissioners of this Court an account of his guar
dianshp Of his late ward, William Kidd and which ac
count the said Commissioner is hereby required 10 state
aud settle, and report his proceedings herein Court
together with any matter specially stated deemed per
tiaenl hy himself or which may be required by any OF
the parties TO be so stated. Copy-reste,
JAS HEALY, C NJ G.
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE,l
Urbanna, Jan. LIST, ls49. !
The partes In the foregoing order Interested will
take notre that have appointed TUESDAY, the a7t
day Of February, si9, for the taking of the accoun,
therein required, my office, In the town OF uroanna
Middes.1 county, Virginia, at whch time and plac
they are required 10 attend, with all the evidence ne
eessary TO enable me to comply Herewith.
TUOS n EVANS.