The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08
VIRGINIA: At Circuit Court of the

Y County of Henrico, held at the State Court
House, in the City of Richmond, on Saturday, Nov.
Elisabeth c. Finney Elizabeth D. Finney. William
w. Finney and Others .....'fitfs'
Anderson Edwards late Sheriff of the County of
Chesterfield, and as such Administrator of John
Heth, decd, and others...... Dts.
Robert GwathmeY.
Ande son Edwards, Sheriff of the County of Ches.
terfeld, and such Administrator Of John Heth,
William j. Barksdale, VIM. H. Macfarland, Wynd-
ham Robertson and James Lyoas............Pltfs.
against
Anderson Edwards, late Sheriff of the County of
Chesterfield, and as such Administrator of John
On motion of the plaintiffs in the third of the
abovepaned suits, these three causes being heard
together for the purposes OF this motion, and no
party to the cause making any objection thereto,
and the Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Company
by their counsel waving notice of the motion, the
Court upon good cause shewn therefor doth I'D udge,
order and decree that John Farrar be- aad he hare
BY appointed receiver of the Court OF the property
real aud personal inc udng chooses in action of the
Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Company situated
within this State held due to- the said Farrar
as agent or manager of said company, aud the said
receiver is hereby authorized epd to rent OF
lease out the coal mines and other estate of said
company, far the same is not already rented,
together with the personal property used with or
appertenant the said mines real estate renting
leasing the same altogether, or IN one or more
parts provided that before any such demise or lease
shall take effect the terms thereof shall be reduced
to writing and approved by Conway Robinson or
9. N. Johnson, OF counsel for the said company,
A. Moraon or Powhatan Roberts, of counsel for the
plaintiffs in the first Of 5aa three causes, and w M
ii Macfsrland Holden Rhodes or Robert c. Sanard,
of counsel for the other creditors OF John Heh and
the Black Heth Company of Coiliers provided, also,
that ne of the of every such demise or lease
ahau be- that the rent reserved shall be payable
quarterly or monthly into the Bank of Virginia to
the credit of these three until the Court shall
otberwise order and them according to such further
oder of the Court upon the execution of any such
lease demise, possession q me dehIsed premises
shall be surrendered to the essee or leesees and the
sheriff of the county of Chesterfield is hereby re-
CURED if called upon by the said receiver to put
such lessee or iessees in peaceable possession and
remove force if any shall be offered thereto; and the
said John Farrar il hereby required to render before
one of the Commissioners of the Court sixty days or
more before the next regular term of the Court
account of all the monies credits and chooses in
lion coal actually raised and other property
which are in his possession under his control
the date of this ORDER which shall have come to
his possession under his control since that date,
and of all his charges and disbursements out of or
against the said fund, and bis vouchers therefor
which account after ten days notice to all persons
interested, published daily in two newspapers in
Richmond. the said Commissioner shall state, settle
and report the Court before the first day of
the next regular term, with any matters specially
stated, &c.
The said Commissioner shall also enquire and re-
port at the same time what will be proper COM
pensation to the said Farrar for his services as re-
caiver The said receiver shall leave the general
pervision, care and management OF all the property
of said pany in Virginia. subject to the control
of the court, and to the provisions of said leases
shall settle quarterly monthly with the lessses the
amount OF rents; shau exercise an attentive super
vision the property for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning whether the terms of the leases COM
piled with the part of the lessses, and that no
waste other injury to the dsmsed property is
done; for which purpose he shall have such power
of visiting and inspecting the demised property
shall be reserved in the leases and shall be allowed
such expenses as he may have heretofore incurred
as manager of the company, such hand hire,
clerks salary, mechanics accounts accounts re-
cever for provisions ard material, debts for sup
plies of provendsr, &c at the pit0 and for trans-
poi tation OF COAL so far as the unpaid and
such he may reasonably incur about the business
of his agency, and compensation of commission to
be fined hereafter by the Court But the rents re-
served upon the said leases shall not pass hroug the
hands of said receiver; they shall be paid by the
leases irto Bank according to the order OF Court
as aforesaid ard until the cosl mines already OPEN
ed ehall bs released dsmised By the said receiver
he shall as receiver, cause the same to be worked
| under his own management and that of agents ap-
pointed by him and shall make sale of the coal rais-
ed and account therefore quarterly before of the
Commissioners of the Court and pay over quarterly
the nett proceeds Of such sales after derayng the
quarterly expense of transportation, working and
management into the Bank Of Virginia to the credit
of the said three SUITS and if there be any personal
property of the company upon the premises, which
be advaptageously embraced in the leases and
not wanted for working the pits by the receiver he
shall have power to sell the same and account there
for to the Court or its Commissioner, and pay the
nett of sale into the said Bank to the credit
of these causes-and the said receiver shall make to
each regular term of the Court, and to any special
term when required, report of his transactions-
But nothing in this order contained shall be con-
strued as to impair in any wise to affect the exist
ing of the parties to these suits any of them
or in the said property, or the rents, Issues
and profits thereof; but all monies deposited under
this order to the credit of the above named three
Suits shall be subject to be disposed of in like man
ner the sai.s would have been disposed of under
the DEGREES heretofore entered in the first named
of these causes if the said DEGREES shall continue in
force, and be not superseded reversed, and the
clerk may deliver forthwith to any of the parties in
said suits, one or more copies of this order
ACopy-Teste:
JOHN Fl. HARRISON, DC.