Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-25
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COMMISSIONERS OTICE.-Isaac New.
Syston, scompl ainantl VS.: John Nagle,5jr Wm :
ton Loma1, Benjamin 0gle Tayloe and Philjns
r.: Fendall, defend ants. % s.;Les % 19Shrcs 81
The decree Of June I'd, 1855, of the GreuH
Court of Alexandria County, in this cause. al
reefs that one of the master commissioners of
id7Court do inquire and report to the next term
of the Court as follows: -'''-2
First as to the am cunt of.indebtedness from
Isaac Newton to Benjamin 0. Tayloe and VIM !.
H. fTayloe, by virtue of his original liability f.,
his purchase from them of the tract Of land n
the bill and proceedings mentioned, with subse.
quent reductions thereof: stating amounts and
dates s.-i<':32at
Second. w hat security the said Tayloss b.s
for their original debit how, when, and to Ybst
textent, that security has been diminished. s!ssI
I Third. What payments have been made 6v
the defendant, John Naglee, jr., on his purchsse
from Isaac Newton, Of the l2l0 acres Of land in
|! the bill and proceeding mentioned, and what
amount still remains unpaid to said Newton on
| said purchase. 80. 49,
| Fourth. The value and suficicncy of tho So.
curly to the said Tayloes for the existing in.
| debtedness of Isaac Newton to them, ndepep.
dent Of the mortgage to him from John Nagiee.
/ jr, foe Sl2O00 inthe one aspect and also in tbs
other aspect Of regarding ssid mortgage as par,
Fifth Whether the said Tayloes are will;ngto
release so much Of their security as incumber:
the land sold by said Newton to said Naglee, and
if not willing, whether their security is moi
abundant and adequate, without resort to the
land so sold by Newton to Naglee
j Sixth. The present situation, character, con-
diion, and title Of the property, in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, situated in philadelphia
and Now Jersey, sold by said Naglee7 to said
Newton, and which he contracted to convey 10
said Newton, as also its condition at the date
of said contract on the 18th day OF March, 1861:
the sufiiciency of the deeds from said Nagee to
said Newton, in the hands Of Philip r. Fendal!:
also, what liens and membranes, and the
character thereof, upon said property.
Seventh The rents and profits from said
Philadel phia and New jersey property, receiv-
ed by the said John Naglec, jr:, since the date
of the contract March 18th, 1861, between him
and Isaac Newton. z 7#5sa
Eighth. That the said Commissioner take any
other account that he may deem necessary, 0.
which either party may require, in vIew.and
furtherance Of the foregoing inquiries, and that
in taking said account, the said parties Isaac
Newton and John Naglee,jr may examine each
other on oath before the said Comnissioner, Is
to any Of matters referred to IN this decree.
't@@ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
a1r,ti1 Alexandria, Va, June 30, 1866. j.
10 Isaac NewtQas, John NagIee, jr.. WiNiam H.
7ayLos Edwdrd1. Taytoe, Presley, 1horntot
Lonaar, Benjamin Ogte Iiaytoe. and Phihp2.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
FRIDAY, the Sd day Of August, 1866 q: 30
o'clock, a. m, at my office, in the City Of A.ex
andria, as lifetime and place when and whereI
snail proceed to execute the decree in the above
named cause, rendered on the I'd day of June
1866, in suit in chancery depending in the
Circuit Court o. Alexandria County. in which
you are parties at which time and place you
are required to attend. aae .@asgG
Given under my hand, as Commissioner il
Cbancery OF the sad Court the day and year
first aforesaid - g
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