Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-30
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L. & II. II. n. CO.-Ueleuuauto Ion
I'll &c exceptions to order of the court 1elnstat-
jig this cause.
McGraw VS., P, II. Hoof-judgment confess
d for 1868 so with interest. 1.
City Council vs. Thos Javins, ct. al.-con-
tipued. .z - % J, .. s....
Palmer vs.. Schacklett-in case on attach
ept-judgment Of goth inst, set aside and
judgment for 5000 confessed. -. !.
John Thales vs. Alex. Bowdin's admin i. - :.
N ease upon writof error-judgment confess
ed for$2o.
". Willoughby was allowed $50, Jefferson
rsey SIS, S. N Garwood s2o.5o, and VIM.
Bushby $45, for services at this. term Of the
Court VI e. zo
J T.. Armstrong vs.. City Council-in case
Judgment against defendantsfo for $3.50 and costs.
Rodes vs.. Wood, and Bowen VS. same on
oehtionn Of JAS Donohoe, surviving partner of
nm. Walton & Co.-by consent ordered that
mt Of proceeds of sale Of attached effects, $4l5
beappied to claim Of Rodes, and the balance
applied to claim OF petltlOner.
Com. VS.. Richard Harris for obtaining prop
erty under false pretenses-m for arrest of
Judgment and for new trial overruled.: SEN
fenced to be confined in the Pententiary for
one year. but sentence not to take effect for six
vdays, in order to allow prisoner to petition
fora writ Of error to one of the Judges Of the
Court of Appeals, and Harris was remanded to
Jail until the expiration of the sixty days. The
counsel Of Harris rendered bill of exceptions
to a ruling of the court, which was made part
Of the record in the case.
The Jurors who served at this term of the
Court were allowed from 50 cts. to $3.50 for
services.
Jas. Green & Son VS.. Harrison Kirk-Sang-
aer, Sherf, relation Of Purcell adm. VS.. Pur.
cell & Bruin-L S. Pritchsrt, (case Of Thomas
Murray) VS.. Kinche]oe &. Bruin-continued
till next term.
Henry Arnold VS.. Alex Arnold's Admins
uator-in chancery-report OF commissioner
confirmed and real estate ordered to be sold at
auction, and L. Hill and S. F. Beach appoint
ed commissioners Of SALE o 4 as
Moses Hepburn, in his own right, &C., vs..
Prudence G. Hepburn, ct. al.-in chancery-
commissioner report confirmed.
R. L. Brockett VS.. w. FL. Fowle, et ell
stricken from the docket. ...
Upwards of twenty chancery causes were con
tnued till the next term.
On the application of the officers and mem
bers Of Andrew Jackson Lodge, Free Masons,
B. F. PRICE, M. Eldridye, J. T Crunp, D.
n. French, Thos. g. Kemp ana W esley Avery,
are app ,iuted trustees to the real estate con
veyel by the heirs of Isaac George TO the said
trustees, for the use of the Lodge.
Wm. Arnold j Jefferson lacey, j. P. Elmer
son. .Fhos Wilmington and John Arnold are
appointed trusees to tbs raj estate conveyed
nrthe use Of the members Of TIE NJ. Z. Church.
f1ooe, guardian, rs. NJ. 8 Hardin, ct al
10 chaneery-rep Of Commissioners confirm
Cd sra rul. awarded against Wa. Wilkln-
sou 70 saw cause Why the pToparty Should
not ,e esos "a account u failure to meet a
Nayucnf
g. A Swami, ct al, VS. James Dempsey,
Ct ala chancsry -deereed that unless the
PERSONAL representatives of JAS. Roach, within
! three months, pay the balance Of purchase
uoney Cue, property to be resold. Geo W.
Brent is substituted as curator in place OF l.
81 Ailzer, decd.
81 Mn. Port,r, ct al, VS.. Cross executors ct
81 ain chancery-report Of commissioners OF
B SsIe confirmed and exceptions fled by English