Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-10
CnIRT NOTICES.

NTIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County. OH the 7th day OF December, 1857 The
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
plaintiffs against William H. Fowle, Edward
Snowden, and such other person or persons as
were or NAV he associated with them IN the
Banking and Brokerage business, under the
firm name of Fowle, Snowden Il Co, whose
names are unknown, John ID. CoIse, Edward
Snoyden. and Wilmer d. Corse, under the tlrm
name of Corse, Snowden & Corse; Joseph lew
EFT James Rodgers, | Louis klnzer, james ;
French Walter Lenox, p. A. PrIndle, Joseph n
Bradley. and A. Thomas Bradley, The Mayor
Board of Alderman, aud Common Councl; o
the city of Washington. defendants: In Chan
cery. The object oil this SUIT Is 10 restrain and
epion William n. Fowle and Edward Snow
den and their associates, under the firm name
of Fowle, Snowden 4 Co, from selling the
stock of the Washington and Alexandria Turn
pike Road. or from collecting or dIsposIng OF
the bonds OF p A. Prindle, placed in their hands
as collateral security, and TO erjoIn |. Louis
Kinzer, Trustee, ami his agents from selling the
property or works OF the Alexandra nd Wash
ington Railroad Company, under the deed OF the
3lst OF December, 1896, from the said Railroad
Company to the said Kinzer as Trustee. The
defendants. Walter Lenox, p. A. Prindle, Joseph
H Bradley. A. Thomas Bradley, The Mayor,
Board OF Aldermen and Common Council OF
the city of Washington, not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly ard the rules OF this Court,
and il appearing by affidavit that tiey are not
residents OF this Stare-H IS Ordcrsd that the
said defendants appear here within one month
ftpr du nj
is necessary to protect their interest in this suit;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith IN
serted in the Alexandra Gazette, d newspaper
published in the city OF Alexandria once a
week for four successive weeks. aud posted at
the front door of the Court House of this County.
A copy-Tesre: r. A SINCLAIR, Clerk.
+. l. SMITH. P. Y feb lO-"iw
VTIRGINIA:-A Rules hell in the Clerk ;
Y Office OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County, on The 9Th day OF October 1857, Jane
Thompson in her own right, and as guardian OF
Mary Elizabeth Ghiselin, James William GhlSe-
lin FIdeIa Ghisein, and Rebecca GhlselIn, Kin.
sew Griffith and Phebe his wife, Moses 0sgood
and Rachel his wife, plaintiffs, against James
William Mills and Mary Elizabeth Mills. deien-
danfs In Chancery. The object OF this suit IS
10 obtain partition of a lot OF ground IN the city
of Alexandria, situated at the northwest inter-
section of Prince and Alfred streets. The de-
PENDANTS not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act OF As.
sembly and the rules OF this Court and II ap
pearing by affidavit that they are not residents
of this State,-H IS ordered that the said deien
dants appear here within one month after due
publication OF this order and do what is neces
mt
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in the Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandra, once week for
four successive weeks, and posted at the front
door Of the Court house OF this county.
a copy-Teste K. A. SINCLAIR Clerk
w A. TAYLOR 70 feb lO-lawiw
IN ALEXANDRIA CIRCUIT COURT, No
/ yEy,ER 10Th 1857 Charles A. Swami, and
others plaintiffs, against James Dempsey, and
others defendants, in Chancery: Inns cause
came on again 10 be heard on the goth day OF
November o57, upon the original and amend.
ed bills the answers 10 which there are general
replicatiOns exhlbi 5, and other papers, and the
arguments OF counsel being heard, the Court
doth adjudge order and decree, that Edward
Swami, administrator OF the estate OF Richard
B Alexander, deceased do settle his admins.
tration account before one OF the Ma ter Com.
mssioners Of this Court. And the Court doth
further order and decree, that said Commission
er, after due notice, by public advertisement, 10
the creditors 10 present their claims, snail as
certain and take an account OF the outstanding
debts against the estate of the said RicGard
Alexander.
And the Court doth further order and decree,
that the said Commissioner inquire Whether
portion OF the tract OF land IN the bill and pro-
ceedlugs mentioned, can be reserved from the
rest, and sold without prejudice 10 the residue OF
the tract and, if So what portion can be best set
apart and how much thereof will probably pay
the debt alleged ts be due Pearson Chapman IN
the bill and proceedings mentioned and that SAID
Commissioner further inquire whether The whole
OF the said land, or the residue thereof, after the
portion above referred TO shall have been set
apart, is susceptible of division among the heirs
at law OF the said Richard Alexander; and
that the said Comm ssiOneT make report upon
the said foregoing several matters 10 tie next
term OF this Court. And the Court doth further
order and decree, that Edward Sangster, Sheriff
of Alexandria county, be- and is hereby appon-
ted Receiver in this cause VINO shall take
charge OF the tract OF land OF which the said
Richard s. Alexander died seized, and rent out
the same Tor the period Of one year from the
date OF this decree. But, before entering upon
the duties as Receiver, the said Sangster shall
execute a bond with good per- onal security, IN
the penalty OF $500, conditioned according 10
law for the faithful discharge OF his duties, and
shall make report thereof to the next term OF
this Court. copy-teste:
K A. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, on
y T."day. the 10Th day Of March, 1898 al Il
o cIOtk ~, at my office, on Royal street in the
city OF Alexandria Va, | shall proceed TO take
the accounts and make the inquiries directed
by the foregoing decree; at which time and place.
all persons Interested therein arr hereby notified
10 attend Given under nay hand, this lth day
OF February, 1883
S FERGUSON BEACH,
Master Comr of Circuit Court
feb l2-law4w OF AleXa ndria County, "a.
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