Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-07-19

VIRGINIA Circuit Court, Bath county !:

VIIRGINIA.-Circul Court, Dath county
v Gabrielle r. Chapman and Emily l.. Chap
man. who sue by John Nj. Patton, their guardian
and next friend, John NJ. Patton, as guardian u
Gabrielle r. Chapman and Emily L.. Chapman
Wellington Goddn, administrator de bonis nor
with the will annexed of John Brockenbrough
deceased. and. Wellington GoddiD, administrator
with the will annexed of Mrs. Gabrielle Brocken
brough, deceased ,-Plalntlffs,
AGAINST
John r. BRYAN, Executor of John Coalter, de
ceased. John r. Bryan, in his own right, and T.
lzabeth his wife, Judy III. Coalter, John Coalter,
Henry II. Coalter, A. F. b. Coalter, Virginia
Coalter, St. George S. Coater, James X. Mar
shall. Executorof.John Marshall deceased, James
K. Marshall. in his own right, Edward Marshall,
John Marshall, (son of John,) Ashton A. Mar
shall. James E. Marshall, Lewis Marshall, FL.
Douthat, and Maria w. his wife, Robert Doutliat,
and Mary A. his wife, Mildred Marshall, Jacgue-
lin A. Marshall, Ann Maria Marshall, William
Marshall. Ellen Marshall, John Marshall, (son OF
Thomas,) Alexander G. Taliaferrn and Agnes
his wife. Mary Archer, James +. Jones and Anna
his wife. John II. Smith and Margaret his wife,
Thomas Marshall, Robert w. Haxall, and Rich
ard b. Haxall, administrators de bonis non OF Hen
nv HaxalI. deceased, and the said Robert w.
Haxall and Richard b. Haxal, in their own right,
Clara Haxall, William Haxall, William h. Hax-
all. Boiling w. Haxall, David w. HaxaH, Hars
riet Haxail. Mary w. Moncure, j. Is. Tut and
Elizabeth j. f. his wife, Newton Haxall, II ne
be liying. and his unknown heirs. if he be dead,
James W. Downey, Executor of John g. Smith,
deceased, James w. Downey, in his own right,
John A. Downey, Ann K. Downey, R. j. Smith
and Mary his wife, Samuel w. Smith, Benjamin
Smith, James Patte and Susan his wife, Rich
ard Thorpe and Rebecca his wife, James Smith,
Thomas Smith, Hall Nelson, John ii. Cooke,
Philip Rogers, and the unknown heirs and repre-
sentatives, real and personal, OF Allen Pollock,
deceased, and Patrick Cowan, deceased, Thomas
M. Amber, John J. Amber, Philip st. George
Amber, administrator of John Amber, deceased,
Philip st. George Amber, in hlsown right, Rich
ard G.. Amber, William Nj. Amber, Robert T..
Nicholas and Elizabeth B. his wife, Francis n:
Brook and Ella A. his wife, Murat Willis and
Edwna his wife, Mary Amber. Edwin h. Smiln,
Charles Negus and Eleanor his wife, John -.
Gravvatt and Eliza his wife, Charles NJ. Smith,
Paul Pacquet and Sarah Ann Elizabeth his wife,
Nemour Pacquet and Catharlne A. his wife,
Charles Moncure, Henry w. Moncure, Jr.. Rich
ard G.. Moncure, William M. Moncure, James u.
Moncure, and John j. Observation-Disclosures.
Pursuant To TWO decrelal orueIS IeHuoleu III VIC
foregoing cause, one at the March special term,
and the other at the May term, 1854, of the Cir
cult Court of Bath county, in order to ascertain
the debts {if any, due from the Warm Springs
Company 10 Dr. Brockenbroughs estate. or TO the
estate of his widow and sole devisee, Gabrielle
Brockenbrough, or to the devisees or representa-
tives of either ofthem, or to any other person or
persons whatsoever, properly chargeable upon the
said Warm Springs estate, or the proceeds thereof
when sold, or the debts or rents and profits that
may be due the said Warm Springs Company,
from the said Brockenbrough and his wife, or their
devsees or their representatives, or from any per
son or persons whatever, /, Andrew Damron, Mas
ter Commissioner of said Court, will, on the goth
day Of July next, 1854 at my office at the
Warm Springs proceed to take an account of all
such debts or demands on the one hand, or rights
and credits on the other, charging the said John
Brockenbrough and Gabrielle Brockenbrough, or
their devisees or representatives, with all rents
and profits received by them, all or any of them,
and crediting them with all permanent improve
ments of whatsoever kind. made by them, calcu-
lated to enhance the price or value of the estate
in market, and make such special statements as
may be deemed pertinent by me, or required by
the parties to be So stated.
ANDREW DAMRON. NJ. Com. G. c. b. c.
June %, 1854.-4w.